Allen Foster is a Writer at Entertaining Options and CBS. He focuses on themes such as retail, climate change, and the arts, often exploring topics like Amazon, shopping, and food and beverages. Allen's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WCIA 3, ABC 8NEWS WRIC, and The Baltimore Sun.
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Allen Foster's articles largely focus on house and home products, as well as beauty and fashion. His coverage primarily includes promotional deals, how-to guides, reviews, and gift guides related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Allen, consider providing information about trendy or innovative home and kitchen products, holiday season etiquette tips or gift ideas for the home decor enthusiasts. If you have new trends in fashion or beauty that align with his coverage areas, such as chic upgrades for the home or stylish tech gadgets for seniors, this could also capture his interest. Given his local geographic focus on Baltimore and Maryland area in the United States; it may be beneficial to tailor pitches by highlighting products or trends relevant to this specific region when applicable.
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By: Anglia Ruskin, Julie-Anne, Kien Gia, Brien Holden, Allen Foster, Pratibha Rao, Van Dat, Vinh Chi, Lovemore Nyasha, Phuoc Hong, Ving Fai, Asha Latha
This investigator-masked, stepped-wedge, cluster randomised naturalistic driving trial will recruit 625 students aged 18–23 years, driving ≥ 50 km/week, with ≥ 1-year driving experience and using motorcycles as their primary means of transport, in 25 clusters of 25 students in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Motorcycles of consenting students who have failed self-testing on the WHOeyes app will be fitted with Data Acquisition Systems (DAS) with video cameras and accelerometers. Video clips (± 30 s) of events flagged by the accelerometer will be reviewed for crash and near-crash events per 1000 km driven (main outcome). Five clusters of 25 students will be randomly selected every 12 weeks to undergo ocular examination and an estimated 40% of these will have bilateral spherical equivalent < − 0.5 D, and better-eye presenting distance visual acuity < 6/12, correctable bilaterally to ≥ 6/7.5. They will be given free distance spectacles and their driving data before receiving spectacles will be analysed as the control condition and subsequent data as the intervention condition. Secondary outcomes include visual function, cost-effectiveness and self-reported crash events.
Photo: Allen Foster Peanut butter is a satisfyingly fatty, calorie-dense protein food that has a savory nutty flavor. It can be creamy or chunky and often has a hint of sweetness blended into the mix. While you can eat it on its own, many people use it as a condiment or an ingredient, adding it…
The Tabernacle Choir - Credit: © 2024 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. The spectacular 90-minute production titled Joy: Christmas with The Tabernacle Choir premieres on PBS this Tuesday, Dec. 17 at 8 p.m. ET. The program repeats on Tuesday, Dec. 24 at 9:30 p.m. ET and you can stream it from now through Jan. 1 on PBS.org…
There's always a little magic in a Tori Martin song. Whether it's her sassy struttin' in "Steppin' in It" or a therapeutic road trip to get "Lost in the Country," she always delivers something extra. Tori's latest single, however, is a purposeful departure from her kicking-up-the-red-dirt-and-gravel-in-a-pickup-truck-on-the-way-to-a-bonfire vibe. In "Warm for December," the fast-rising country queen…
As you walk the aisles of your favorite supermarket, you’ll undoubtedly see shelves lined with bags of popcorn. Plain popcorn. Cheese popcorn. Even dill pickle-flavored popcorn. Americans consume 17 billion quarts of popcorn each year, according to the National Popcorn Board of Chicago. Interestingly, 90% of that 17 billion quarts is sold to consumers in kernel form.
If you are looking to add some flair without adding appreciable financial wear and tear to your bank account, here are 13 ways you do exactly that.
By: Allen Foster
We’ve compiled a list of fun, affordable and cute Valentine’s Day items that start at just $3.
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BestReviews is reader-supported and may earn an affiliate commission. Details. Walmart's Valentine's Day finds start at $3
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