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Posted On: September 10th 2026, 01:19 am

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WE’VE LAUNCHED OUR PERFUME COLLECTION ❤️ I know how long you’ve been asking for this, and finally - I’m so proud to introduce our new collection! Six unique, complex fragrances, each one created to make you feel something different. I absolutely love traveling, and many of these scents were inspired by my own trips 🤌🏻 • Italy - sunny and warm, just like the streets of Italy: a soft, sweet scent of candied fruits, vanilla, and berries ☀️ • L.A. - a warm, rich blend of sweet praline, cinnamon, woods, and tart accords 🥃 • Singapore - a sophisticated, complex woody fragrance built around oud, sandalwood, and nutmeg, paired with my favorite saffron note 🍂 • Pink Sand - a soft, sweet fragrance with gooey caramel and delicate vanilla, balanced with pink salt and red pepper 🍨 • Posh - vibrant, bold, and effortlessly chic, with juicy green apple, tart accords, leather, and saffron - such a fashion-forward combination ✨ • Insania - a seductive, slightly sweet blend of ripe plum, vibrant saffron, soft vanilla notes, and coffee 🔥 All six fragrances are now available on our website - follow the link in my bio and find your new signature scent! ❤️
Our Sun knows how to get in the spirit! 🎃   Years ago, our Solar Dynamics Observatory caught our Sun looking like a jack-o’-lantern, with active regions shaped like a carved face.   Swipe to see other cosmic curiosities captured over the years.   #NASA #Halloween #Space The wispy white gas of this star-forming cloud, Lupus 3, is 500 light-years away in the constellation Scorpius. It looks something like a wave of ectoplasm or stretch of cobwebs. Which do you see? As we set our sights on the Hourglass Nebula, it appears to gaze back at us. This creepy cosmic object is a planetary nebula, the glowing relic of a dying, Sun-like star. This ghoulish cloud of gas and dust, called the Ghost Nebula, is 550 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia. Its long ghostly veil is shaped by radiation from the bright stars embedded within it. This witch is busy brewing baby stars! Named the Witch Head, this nebula is found 800 light-years away in the constellation Orion, just off the hunter’s “knee.” This smoky specter is the Cat’s Head Nebula. The intricate, wispy structures of this cloud of dust are traced by @NASAWebb’s keen vision.
Which costume was your favorite? 🎃👻 On Cam powered by @verizon #GoIrish☘️
Nathalia Gadelha, a 20 year old pilot from Boca Raton, has been identified by her family as the copilot of the Learjet 60 that nosedived into a Palm Beach County neighborhood Sunday, killing all nine people on board. Her mother and stepfather confirmed her identity to the New York Post. As of Monday morning, officials had not publicly released the names of anyone who died. The business jet took off from Austin, Texas, headed for North Eleuthera in the Bahamas. Around 12:50 p.m. Sunday, it came down along Military Trail near Greenacres, about seven miles southwest of West Palm Beach. Dashcam video shows the jet dropping nose first and exploding into a fireball just feet from passing cars, leaving a crater in the road. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called the crash cataclysmic and said it looked like a missile coming down. He said no one on the ground was hurt. About 600 residents of a nearby mobile home community were moved to shelters while investigators work the scene. Minutes before the crash, the crew told Miami air traffic controllers they were picking up light ice and moderate turbulence, according to a radio recording reported by CNN. After asking to climb, the crew declared a mayday. They said the jet was in an overspeed condition and dropping 20,000 feet per minute. Overspeed means the plane was moving faster than the maximum speed it is built to safely handle. Tracking data showed the jet falling about 27,000 feet in roughly one minute before the signal cut off. Nathalia Gadelha had been chasing this career since she was a teenager. She started flight lessons in 2020, learning from her father, and earned her private pilot’s license at 17 while she was a senior at West Boca Raton High School. That was before she even had a driver’s license. Local station CBS12 featured her in October 2023, when she had already logged 88 hours in the air. Her training was funded through her school district’s Aviation Academy, and she went on to graduate from American Flyers flight school with the goal of becoming a commercial airline pilot.
Have you ever watched a cloud cross the water or cross a border? 🌎 ❤️ It never stops to show its papers. Before borders, before politics, before division.. we share something greater. Life. We have a responsibility to uphold our laws and secure our borders. But whenever we hold power over someone’s freedom, we must also show care for their humanity. I challenge all of you to start thinking differently. We need leadership in this country built on integrity, compassion and respect for human life. America’s promise is freedom. Let’s fulfill that promise together. Join Us. Link In Bio. Can we protect our borders while protecting human dignity? Comment below. Make way for life. 🌎✨ #MakeWayForLife #FreedomForAll #America #LibertyAndJustice #HumanityFirst
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