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human-interest2 years ago

"Duct Tape Suit: Utah Teen's Chance at $10,000 Prize"

Ian Hernandez Rojas, a high school senior from Taylorsville, Utah, is a top ten finalist in the 23rd annual Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest, where students are challenged to create and wear prom outfits made entirely from duct tape. Rojas, who used over 15 rolls of duct tape and various materials, created a Mayan-inspired tuxedo as a tribute to his Salvadoran roots. The winner in each category will receive $10,000 in college scholarships. Rojas, who enjoys sewing as a hobby, hopes to pursue a career in designing and fashion. Voting ends on July 12, and winners will be announced on July 19.

fashion2 years ago

Teen from Los Angeles and Florida named finalists in 'Stuck at Prom' duct tape dress contest

Karla Torres, a Los Angeles teen, has made it to the finals of Duck brand's annual Stuck at Prom contest with her one-of-a-kind duct tape prom dress inspired by 18th-century French art. She dedicated 120 hours and used 14 rolls of duct tape to create the dress. The contest awards $10,000 in scholarship money to the winners in each category. Karla hopes to win the scholarship and pursue a career in the fashion industry, serving as an example for her community. Voting is open until July 12.

crime2 years ago

Lori Vallow's Hair Linked to Son's Murder on Duct Tape.

A DNA expert testified in court that a piece of Lori Vallow's hair was found on duct tape used to wrap the body of her 7-year-old son, JJ Vallow, before he was buried in her husband's backyard. Vallow is on trial for the murders of JJ and her daughter, Tylee Ryan, as well as conspiring to kill her husband's first wife. The DNA match is the first piece of physical evidence that directly ties Vallow to the children's murders.

health2 years ago

Wart Removal Techniques

Warts are caused by a virus and can be contagious. Not all warts are candidates for home treatment, and it's recommended to seek medical treatment for warts on the face or genitals, for warts that burn, itch, or bleed, and for warts that you suspect might be some other type of growth. Over-the-counter wart removers with salicylic acid are effective, and duct tape may also work. Other home remedies are not proven to be effective.