AJ Wolfe- Biography AJ Wolfe was born in the United States on September 5, 1977. Blogger created the hugely popular Disney Food Blog, which provides a comprehensive look at the food options in Disney theme parks, restaurants, and cruise ships. The blog’s corresponding YouTube account, DFBGuide, has grown to 370,000 subscribers. She and Rose Keats are both popular Disney-focused bloggers. She has lived in cities like London, Geneva, New York, and Dallas.

NEW YORK — At Catbird, the jewelry brand founded in in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood by Rony Vardi that celebrates two decades in business this year, the thing to do is get zapped. Had a baby? Get zapped. Got engaged? Get zapped. Got a promotion? A friendship to cement? Just wanna feel something after a bottomless brunch that should have had a bottom? Zap! Zap! ZAP! Zapping goes like this: You plop down at one of a number of tables — about the size of a manicure station in a nail salon — and a specially trained technician affixes your wrist with a length of chain pulled from a spool.

We all have occasions that require dealing with negative people. There are two categories of negative people: those who believe in Jesus as their Lord and Savior and those who do not. These two types of negative people require different approaches. The Bible offers insight and wisdom on how to handle both kinds. First, though, what do we mean by “negative people”? Negative people tend to focus on others’ faults (or their own faults).

Explore More Here’s a move straight out of “The Art of the Deal.” After a brief stint on the market last March, Donald Trump’s Palm Beach estate has re-listed with a $10 million price increase. Initially asking $49 million last year, the home was then taken off the market two months later in May. On Monday, the home hit the market again for a whopping $59 million, according to Mansion Global. The Bermuda-style spread is a well-established property in the family portfolio of the 75-year-old former president.

Georgetown may share a conference with Marquette. But right now, the Hoyas aren’t in the same league as the No. 9 Golden Eagles. The Hoyas’ sixth consecutive setback, a 91-57 defeat Saturday afternoon at Capital One Arena, was the most lopsided Big East home loss in program history. And it came just a bit over six weeks after a 30-point loss at Marquette early in conference play. “I didn’t like our fight today,” Hoyas Coach Ed Cooley said.