So this summer, in addition to applying sunscreen, harness the power of topical antioxidants to keep your skin healthy and radiant.
(Anderson) Morphoses (Tuesday through Thursday, through Oct. 30) This dauntless company, now directed by Lourdes Lopez, offers the premiere of Luca Veggetti's "Bacchae," based on Euripides' fifth-century B.C. tragedy about the conflict between rational and irrational powers, still topical today.
That's because garments with antimicrobial properties owe their smell-fighting powers to topical finishes that are applied to the fabric, she says.
The shelves are lined with used books: literary classics, self-help manuals and titles with topical currency ("Mr. Republican," "Corridors of Power," "Redemption").
The emergence of power quality as a topical issue in power systems in the 1990s largely coincides with the huge advancements achieved in the computing technology and information theory.
The study was not powered to evaluate whether topical tranexamic acid could prevent postoperative haematoma.
As a result, the drama fails to make much significance of the topical issue it raises concerning abuse of power in the name of national (or campus) security.
In 1988, the character of Elizabeth Hapgood, a woman with power in a male world, was topical – Margaret Thatcher had recently won her third term as prime minister.
Granted, when he missed, he missed wide: Lennon expressed some embarrassment about the instantly cliched "Power to the People," and the topical political songs on "Some Time in New York City" -- Lennon's songwriting-as-journalism experiment -- proved wholly disposable.
His presence suggests the show will continue navigating away from the minefield of ultra-topical comedy and toward material with longterm staying power.
