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Tue Jun 28, 2011 9:34 am
Using Frankincense and other CO2's for Skin Care
I've started putting a little
Frankincense CO2 essential oil
in my skin care blends after seeing the following science report (pasted at the bottom...it discusses boswellic acids from the resin, which are in fact present in the CO2 Frankincense oils. I only use a little, as with most essential oils, to avoid irritation (like I can use A LOT of Sea Buckthorn, Carrot Root or Rosehip CO2's).
A blend I've been working with lately, which my skin really likes, is as follows:
- A 2 ounce base of 1/3rd each Tamanu, Rosehip Seed and Argan. Sometimes I'll use 1/4th each of these plus virgin coconut.
- 16 drops Frankincense essential oil (the CO2 blend of both species Ananda carries (which I'm guessing mimics the amount of boswellic acid content of the report added below)
- 1ml (33 drops) each of
Carrot Root
Sea Buckthorn
(for a night time formula, I'll add
CO2, but it leaves the skin pretty pink for a while as all its antioxidants absorb -- it's REALLY good if you've been in the Sun though -- the richer the color of the oil, the higher the content of very effective antioxidants).
- And finally 16 drops each of
German Chamomile
CO2 and EITHER Helichrysum or Rosemary Verbenone.
The Chamomile is very anti-inflammatory, mentioned as an important factor in skin aging, and the Helichrysum and Rosemary Verbenone both contain ketones which supposedly stimulate skin regeneration.
In the book, "Making Aromatherapy Creams and Lotions" the author mentions a "CO2 Crew", where she includes German Chamomile, Rosehip and Sea Buckthorn CO2 essential oils in virtually everything, because of their great effects for skin health and beauty.
ENJOY! I hope this helps inspire someone to try making their own formulas. It's fun, and they're really very nice -- like "high end" skin care products.
OH YEAH -- the Frankincense...this is copied from PubMed, a report showing noticeable improvement in skin texture from using Frankincense extract.
Dermatolic Therapeutics
2010 Jan-Feb;23 Suppl 1:S28-32.
Topical Boswellic acids for treatment of photoaged skin.
Dermatology Department, University of Brescia, Brescia, Italy.
Boswellic acids (BAs) are pentacyclic triterpenes extracted from the gum resins of the tropical tree Boswellia serrata. They are orally administered in traditional Indian medicine for the treatment of several inflammatory disease and cancer because of their anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory activities as well as stimulatory effects on fibroblasts. The present authors have investigated efficacy, tolerability, and safety of a base cream containing 0.5% BAs in the treatment of clinical manifestations of photoaging of facial skin with a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, split-face study. Fifteen female volunteers applied the creams with or without BAs on the half sides of the face once daily for 30 days. Significant improvements of the Dover's global score for photoaging, tactile roughness, and fine lines, as well as, with noninvasive diagnostic techniques, an increase of elasticity, a decrease of sebum excretion, and a change of echographic parameters were observed with topical BAs in comparison with placebo. The treatment was always well tolerated without adverse effects. The present findings seem to indicate that topical application of BAs may represent a suitable treatment option for selected features of skin photoaging.
Fri Jul 01, 2011 9:43 am
Sat Jul 09, 2011 6:25 am
Re: Using Frankincense and other CO2's for Skin Care
Can I ask you something? Is your skin dry, combination or oily? I want to make my own blend too, mostly for fade some scarring and improve the overall texture of my skin, but I have combination skin with a quite oily t-zone. I've read Tamanu is quite heavy for combination/oily skin types, but great for scars. How do you find Tamanu? Do you think can I use Tamanu on my combination skin? The same question goes to Carrot Root and Sea Buckthorn. I have a carrier blend of Hemp, Pomegranate, Argan and Rosehip, all oils that I've tried and are very light and good for my skin, I've also read great things about them, especially of Pomegranate and Rosehip, do you think is Tamanu necessary? On the other hand, do you believe is Frankincense a must or with Helichrysum should be enough?
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Blade Ward and Mongoose are the most popular ones. Mongoose procs often and gives you dodge, threat and armour. Mongoose would be your best and safest bet.
hi there ! i was wondering what enchant for weapon would be best for paladin tank, i saw many tanks with mongoose, blade ward and blood draining and I'm not sure wich one would be best ;s blade ward and blood draining would be better for off tanks imo and that kind of tanks who are tanking only trashes but what about main tank ? any suggestions ?
Blade Ward and Mongoose are the most popular ones. Mongoose procs often and gives you dodge, threat and armour. Mongoose would be your best and safest bet.
Mongoose is always better than Bladeward, so don't go Bladeward. If you want other options:
Blood Draining provides a nice smart heal with high (nearly 100%) uptime. The downside is it takes time to stack, but even 1 or two stacks are helpful.
Accuracy is more threat than Mongoose as long as you aren't hit capped.
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well yeah mongoose gives me dodge + armor but even if I have 29% dodge and 21% parry unbuffed should I take it instead of Blade Ward which gives me parry ?
Well, Blade Ward is more suited for warriors.
The procc rate is increased for warriors, and since it is awful for them, judging from the statistics I was previously looking at, it has to be even more awful for paladins.
EDIT: I didn't mean that Warriors should definitely use Blade Ward, I just meant, out of all the classes that can tank, Warrior probably has a better chance of making more use out of it. Mongoose ---> Blade Ward in all tanking classes atm.
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Ever been to a party where the golden, bubbly spinach-artichoke dip wasnt the first to go? Didnt think so. Expect the same when serving this dish, which takes the idea even further by mixing in short pasta.
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Serves: 8
Total Time: 30 min
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- 12 ounce(s) short pasta, such as orecchiette or mezzi rigatoni
- 1 tablespoon(s) olive oil
- 1 large onion, finely chopped
- Kosher salt and pepper
- 4 clove(s) garlic, finely chopped
- 3/4 cup(s) lowfat sour cream
- 4 ounce(s) lowfat cream cheese, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup(s) grated Parmesan (2 oz)
- 2 teaspoon(s) lemon zest
- 1 tablespoon(s) lemon juice
- 1 package(s) (10 oz) frozen leaf spinach, thawed and squeezed of excess moisture
- 1 can(s) (13.5 oz) can artichoke hearts, rinsed, squeezed of excess moisture and chopped
- 4 ounce(s) mozzarella, shredded (about 1 cup)
- Cook the pasta according to package directions. Reserve 1/2 cup of the cooking liquid, then drain the pasta.
- Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and 1/2 tsp each salt and pepper and cook, covered, stirring occasionally, until tender, 8 to 10 minutes. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, for 1 minute.
- Heat broiler. In a large bowl, combine the sour cream, cream cheese, Parmesan, lemon zest and lemon juice; stir in the onion mixture.
- Add the pasta to the bowl and toss to coat. Stir in the spinach, artichokes and 1/4 cup of the cooking liquid (adding more liquid if the pasta seems dry). Fold in 1/2 cup mozzarella.
- Transfer the pasta mixture to a broiler-proof 2 1/2- to 3-qt casserole dish. Sprinkle with the remaining 1/2 cup mozzarella and broil until golden brown, 3 to 5 minutes.
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Make it ahead: Line the casserole dish with foil, leaving a 3-in. overhang on two sides. Fill the dish with the prepared pasta mixture and freeze until just firm, about 20 minutes. Using the overhangs, lift the pasta out of the dish in one piece. Wrap in plastic, then foil, and freeze for up to 2 months. To serve: Let thaw in the refrigerator, remove the foil and plastic, and transfer the pasta to a broiler-proof casserole dish. Reheat, covered, in a 375°F oven, about 20 minutes. Sprinkle with 1/2 cup mozzarella and broil as directed.
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On September 2nd the DOT dismissed NAI's application for exemption to have a permit to operate services in the U.S. This decision marks a significant and important stand for fair competition and ensuring a level playing field for U.S. airlines and U.S. workers.
While we are very pleased with this preliminary decision, this only puts the Norwegian Air International scheme on hold. We must continue to fight to ensure that this scheme is put to rest entirely.
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The Export-Import Bank (Bank) authorization expires on June 30, 2015, which is not much time to impress upon lawmakers that targeted, pragmatic reforms must be included in any legislation. Simply put, the Bank must stop financing widebody aircraft for foreign airlines that are state-owned or state-sponsored or which are credit-worthy. We urge ALPA members to take action now to Level the Playing Field for U.S. airlines and to protect our jobs! It's critical that pilots act now! Failure to act means the Bank will enable our foreign competitors to drive U.S. carriers out of routes costing pilots' jobs and future opportunities. Stand up for your job and our industry by contacting your members of Congress. You can read more
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In 2001, Congress mandated the installation of reinforced cockpit doors on most commercial aircraft as the first step toward preventing another 9/11-style breach of the cockpit. Airlines are required to use procedures to protect the cockpit when the reinforced door is opened during flight for pilots' meals, restroom use, and other reasons. To provide better security, secondary barriers were developed to block access to the cockpit whenever the cockpit door is open during flight. Voluntary airline industry movement toward adopting secondary barriers began in 2003, but commitment to deploying these devices has since waned. H.R. 1775/S. 1495, the Saracini Aviation Safety Act of 2013 simply fulfills Congress's intent from more than a decade ago to make cockpits more secure. Tell you representatives to cosponsor this bill today!
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The Safe Skies Act has been reintroduced! Like its predecessor in the 112th Congress, the Safe Skies Act of 2013 will correct the oversight made by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in its final regulations (FAR 117) to address pilot fatigue for passenger airlines only. The rules excluded cargo airline operations from mandatory compliance. For decades, ALPA has advocated for "One Level of Safety" for the simple reason that all pilots and airline operations should be treated equally regardless of payload or flight mission. Contact your representative today to urge them to support the Safe Skies Act and achieve One Level of Safety.
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This fine-textured pressed bronzing powder is embossed with the image of a Bengal tiger, which is cute, but doesn't have anything to do with performance or formulation. More shimmer powder than bronzer, this goes on silky and enlivens skin with illuminating, rather than glittery, shine. Still, the level of shine makes this best for evening or special-occasion makeup.
Created by Sylvie Chantecaille, this line of makeup and skin-care products, sold at Neiman Marcus and some salons and spas, draws on Chantecaille's 20 years of experience as an employee of Estee Lauder Corporation. The fact that she worked for Lauder and helped to create and launch the Prescriptives line is impressive. Experience means a lot in the crowded, complicated cosmetics industry and it's as good a reason as any to start your own product line.
Not surprisingly, she claims her products are known for their "uniquely high concentration of natural botanicals" and their organic origins, though it takes only a cursory look at the ingredient list to see that isn't true—did she really think no one would notice propylene glycol, polyvinylpyrrolidone, methylparaben, butylparaben, phenoxyethanol, triethanolamine, and PEG-8, which are about as natural as polyester? What is true, however, is that most of the plants in these products are present in very small amounts, often listed after the preservative.
What almost every cosmetic company knows (we can't think of one that doesn't) is that you can't brag about the synthetic ingredients your products contain, even if they are the backbone of every product you make. Selling skin-care products is far easier when you use terms such as "pure," "holistic," or "wellness." Chantecaille takes this faux information one step further by saying (and we're not kidding about this) that her products are "endowed with a potent life force." Oooh-la-la! But … once you pull off the rose-colored glasses and probe beneath the hyperbole, all you are left with is a bouquet of fantasy that won't help your skin.
Even more bewildering than the natural claims is that Chantecaille asserts that their emphasis on anti-aging focuses primarily on addressing the causes of inflammation. Without question, inflammation plays a role in how the skin and the body age, and recent research is showing that it probably plays a greater role than previously suspected. Any cosmetic company that is trying to make products that reduce inflammation and its effects is a good thing—but for all their talk, Chantecaille's formulas don't inhibit inflammation; instead, many of them increase inflammation thanks to the numerous fragrant plant oils and waxes they contain. While these ingredients create lovely aromas, scent isn't skin care. Most of these fragrant plant ingredients contain volatile chemicals that create the scent; it is these chemicals (e.g., eugenol, limonene, citronellol, and linalool) that cause skin irritation that leads to, you guessed it, inflammation (Sources: Rapid Communications in Mass Spectronomy, November 2008 pages 3593–3598; Chemical Research in Toxicology, May 2007, pages 807–814; and The British Journal of Dermatology, May 2006, pages 885–888).
In contrast, there is little more than anecdotal research indicating that the problematic plant ingredients Chantecaille uses are actually healing, as the company claims.
The chief reason to explore Chantecaille is their makeup. Although there isn't a single item that doesn't have an equally good counterpart in other lines for far less money, if you're curious about Chantecaille, color is where it's at. Their foundation shade range has improved and is beautifully neutral. The textures and finishes for foundation, powder, blush, eyeshadow, and lip glosses are outstanding, as are the finishes. In short, Chantecaille has made it very easy to assemble a makeup wardrobe that makes skin look smooth, polished, and radiant, although their foundations and powders are geared toward those with normal to dry skin.
One more comment: Chantecaille has a penchant for attributing sun-protection claims and SPF ratings to various products. They do so in violation of FDA regulations on sunscreens because the company does not list active ingredients on their label. If a cosmetic company can't even get that right, then much of what they do is called into question, aside from just looking askance at their claims. Considering the price of their products, this omission is nearly unforgivable; please don't rely on the claim for sun protection, because it assuredly puts your skin at risk for sun damage. By the way, none of the natural ingredients in these products provide sun protection on their own, either. Ingredients such as vitamins C and E can, to some extent, help skin defend itself against sun damage and boost the longevity of sunscreen actives, but by themselves they're not capable of providing sun protection on a par with what's required to earn an SPF rating.
For more information about Chantecaille, call 877-673-7080 or visit www.chantecaille.com.
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About 180,000 Colorado residents hold a valid medical marijuana registry card and 2,145 of those patients live in Mesa County. Many have designated a primary caregiver (someone who has significant responsibility for managing the care of a patient) which may involve the growing of marijuana as part of their responsibility.
Even though the medical use of Cannabis has been legal since Colorado's patient registry was established June 1, 2001, there are no pesticides labeled for use on this crop. In other words, you cannot legally treat these plants for the insect, mite and disease pests that infest medical marijuana.
Root aphid, powdery mildew, viruses and botrytis are problems I've noticed in the facilities I've worked with, and the lack of approved pesticides is a concern. Without legal-approved products, growers use whatever is available. Some of these products result in contamination, putting the patients' health at risk.
Growers in the know are using biopesticides, products that are relatively safe and should be labeled for use on Cannabis. These natural materials typically are very specific to the pest and are of minor consequence to the patient due to their short residue and low mammalian toxicity. Some biopesticides are even approved for organic use and would be the best products to use when legalized for use in the production of marijuana. Thankfully, there is an ongoing effort to register some pesticides for use on Cannabis in Colorado.
In addition to the concern about the illegal use of pesticides, growers also need to be aware of the Worker Protection Standard (WPS). Even if a pesticide is used illegally, WPS can still apply. Next time you pick up a bottle of a pesticide, check the label to see if it mentions WPS on the label. While this does not apply to homeowners, it does apply to agricultural employers. Growers who hire workers to assist in the production of Cannabis or any other crop are required to abide by WPS to ensure their workers receive information and training on how to avoid exposure to pesticides and pesticide residues. While these standards exempt immediate family members of the grower, i.e. spouse, siblings, parents, or children, if an uncle is hired to assist in the business, he must receive this training or the grower is in violation of this requirement. WPS is a way to protect the unsuspecting from contamination and the grower from a lawsuit.
Mycotrol O, an organic product containing Beauveria bassiana, is a great product for aphids. Beauveria bassiana is a soil-inhabiting fungus that feeds on insects. The Restricted Entry Interval is four hours during which time the grower, workers and others should not enter the treated area unless they are wearing the appropriate protective equipment. Even though Mycotrol O can be applied up to the day of harvest, the Worker Protective Standard requires anyone entering the treated area within 30 days of an application to have received training on decontamination, emergency assistance, emergency first aid, etc. There are 11 items required in the training. A record to keep track of everyone receiving the training is necessary. This requirement applies to caregivers who hire workers to help grow and process their products as well as every other agricultural producer.
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USS Niagara (PY-9)
At anchor, probably while assigned to surveying duty during the 1920s.
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twizzle wrote:g-boaf wrote:I think someone suggested a while back on here that we should be riding on the road, and not on the shared paths. There are some seriously dumb people on the paths.
The problem is that, with this bridge and the 70kph speed limit, it's too dangerous to ride on the road over the bridge if it's only a few riders.
There was a head-on collision between two cyclists on the shared path on the other side of the bridge a few weeks back, and the innocent cyclist flipped over the safety barrier and landed on his back in the traffic between two cars. Luckily, the traffic was moving slowly, so he wasn't run over. The Govt suggestion for that side of the bridge is to put up some 'cyclists must dismount' signs until they find the $3+M (!!?!) to put a taller barrier up between the pathway and the road.
The proper solution would be to do a flotation test (lake below bridge) of the bicycles ridden by these people who can't seem to do simple things like ride on the correct side of the path, overtake safely etc. etc.
Actually - in a similar vein, a few months back I was riding across the same bridge with one other in single file, we were approaching a ped and mate ahead went to overtake when lycra hoon tried to overtake all of us without calling then had the hide to abuse my mate for getting in his way. Luckily for him, we had somewhere else to be... otherwise we were going to follow and have words.
Had a similar experience this morning going south on Commonwealth Ave just onto Vernon Circle; southbound in the bike lane, approaching a slow commuter and with a guy on my wheel; I do a headcheck for the car lane, start to move right when he mumbles something and goes around me...
The Commonweath Ave bridge is muppetville at commute times... had a northbound pedestrian walk straight across my path this morning as I rode south on the eastern side, making for the ramp down to the lake. Luckily I was already covering the brakes...


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Transformed: Antique Revival Turquoise Ring
Jewelry forms are transmutable if the design and style are initially worthy. Here we see how a 14k yellow gold brooch from the Victorian period has been transformed into a smashingly bold ring. Dramatic archaeological revival style carries its own weight with intricate wire work, twisted rope design and granulation.
The circular face is tiered and crowned with a dome set pavé with natural turquoise en cabochon and framed with a gold perimeter and a thick rope of twisted gold wire. Around the outer tier ten (10) turquoise cabochons in gold collets dot the entire surface as golden orbs and surface decoration create magical forms. The later date 14k yellow gold shank sports scrolled shoulders akin to Ionic columns accented with glass cabochons made to resemble turquoise. In addition, the shank is embellished with a stripe of matching blue enamel work.
Date: Circa 1870 for the top; shank is modern.
Measurements: 1-1/4 of an inch (3.2 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 1/2 of an inch (1.2 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 11.9 grams (7.6 dwt).
Ring Size: US 6-1/2 (UK M-1/2; Euro or Int. Circum. 53.1 mm; Int. Dia. 16.9 mm; Japan 13) and easily can be sized to fit most. Ring sizing information.
Hallmarks: 14k on later shank.
Condition: Excellent; converted from a brooch to a ring; center underside has traces of silver solder visible; turquoise stones range in color; one turquoise with a minute chip.
Origin: Shank is American.
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