Oxo's good grips handle is unique. It's easy to hold in control no matter the hand.

Now it doesn't exactly win beauty pageants, but Karen Schnauwar, who heads up branding for Oxo thinks the

handles beauty is more than skin deep.

And it's the kind of beauty that, you know, when you realize how beneficial it is and how great

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Because when you realize something is designed beautifully

it starts to look incredibly attractive. You could say the same thing for humans if you

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By most accounts, Eliza Tibbets had led a pretty colorful life. Born in Cincinnati in 1823, she had lived in a utopian community in Virginia,

held regular seances in her home to contact the dead,

and at one point had been married to a steamboat captain.

In the 1860s, Eliza marched in Washington, D.C. for abolition and women's suffrage.

She was considered somewhat of a trendsetter. Eliza modeled her style after England's Queen Victoria,

the ringlets in her hair,

high lace collars, the brooch, the whole package.

In the 1870s, Eliza now married to her third husband Luther

moved from DC to Riverside, California, a small community about 60 miles east of Los Angeles. They look for crops to grow.

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