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have had a bump-type thing on my nose for about two months now.
It looked kind of like skin cancer, since it would not go away,
even after trying EVERYTHING. I was looking at it last night and
decided to try one more thing before going to the doctor. I purchased
a jar of "Aztec Indian Healing Clay" 100% Bentonite, some months
ago and have used it as a facial several times with good results.
It is really great for reducing the size of your pores, which is
the main reason I got it in the first place. The pores on my nose
have gotten bigger with age. Anyway, this thing on my nose (not
really a bump, but a raised dry-patch) was the size of a pencil
eraser. I applied 1/2 teaspoon clay with enough Apple Cider Vinegar
to make a paste, put in on my nose and let dry for 30 minutes. I
repeated this for three times and when I rinsed the clay off the
last time, I was amazed at what I saw. All of the swelling was gone.
It had reduced what ever it was, to the size of just the pore, with
a little white hard stick-thing right in the middle of the pore.
It reminded me of a splinter. I could rub over the top and feel
a little hard top, but could not pull it out of the pore. So, I
took a pair of tweezers, took hold of the top of the 'splinter-thing'
and when I pulled it out, it was like a cork in a bottle. Blood
just pored out of the pore, about a teaspoon and when it stopped
bleeding, just a small opened pore remained! This morning there
is just a little red spot where the pore is, but that is all. I
mixed another paste and applied it to my nose this morning and when
I rinsed it off, almost nothing remains! This stuff is amazing.
Just try it!
husband Dan was diagnosed with a skin cancer on the top of his left
ear a few years ago. His doctor burned it off and told him that
if that did not work and it came back, they would have to surgically
remove a portion of his ear. This June he admitted to me that he
thought it was not only coming back, but that it was now on the
other ear as well. I consulted the PDR and ordered the recommended
oils of Frankincense and Lavender. The PDR also listed other oils
that may be beneficial. Of those, I had two blends on hand, RC and
JuvaFlex. I set them out for him. We joked that he could try one
blend on each ear. He decided to use JuvaFlex on both. Within a
few days, before the Frankincense and Lavender even arrived, he
said he thought the cancer was gone on both sides, because he could
not feel it there and because he had no pain. This was the first
time he had admitted to me that it was not only painful, but quite
painful. He did not want anything touching any part of his ear.
Now the pain is GONE! He also had an injured big toenail. It was
split right in the center, would not heal, or grow out and was painful.
He began using a drop of Genesis Hand and Body lotion on his toenail.
It immediately relieved the pain and began to heal the split!
Marie S.
wanted to share my dad's story with you, as simple as it is. Several
months ago he had a big nasty looking thing on his earlobe and doctors
diagnosed it as squamous cell carcinoma. They told him it was most
likely in his brain as well and the outlook was not good. I had
him rub Frankincense and Lemon on it, but had no time to get any
other oils to him because he told me 2 days before his surgery.
They tested it again the day before surgery and amended their diagnosis
to basal cell. Still scary, but nowhere near as bad as squamous.
He went ahead with the surgery, so I don't know how the oils alone
would have affected him, but we were all stunned that it was "downgraded"
from squamous to basal in just 2 days!
a year ago I had a squamous cell carcinoma on my thigh. We all know
what "they" wanted to do. Ten days later after using Frankincense
and Helichrysum three times a day it was gone. "They" do not believe
it yet.
would say Frankincense and Lavender slathered and internally. I
would do Frankincense, Lemon, Idaho Balsam Fir and Myrrh internally.
I don't know why necessarily, just feel strongly that this is what
I would do. Has he cleansed? That may help too! I have a friend
that is VERY prone to skin cancer and he uses Frankincense as a
"toner" on his face. About five or six drops a day. It's two years
now no more cancer!
have been using Frankincense and Lavender on my face and back for
diagnosed skin cancer and the skin does get "worse" looking before
it gets better. It's like the oils are bringing everything to the
top and then healing it. But I have cleaned my entire forehead and
most of my nose. What I really liked is when the skin heals it is
like baby skin - all the wrinkles are gone!
had a similar spot on my nose. I began with Frankincense and didn't
get the response that I had hoped for, so I intuitively decided
to use Onycha and the Wolfberry Wrinkle Cream. I also had some Rose
Ointment that I used periodically. After about 2 weeks it was gone
and hasn't returned. This was about 6 months ago.
am a survivor of major surgery in 1985 for a stage 4 melanoma and
given 4 months to live. I have had good luck with putting Thieves
on morning and night on spots that start growing on me. It seems
that Thieves kills only bad cells and leaves the good ones alone.
The spot turns reds and then scabs over. The scab gets thicker and
thicker and falls off in about one to two weeks. Since these things
are funnel shaped the area is then smaller. I keep applying Thieves
and start the cycle over again. Each time the scab falls off the
spot gets smaller and smaller as the thing works its way to the
surface. When you are done you have your skin, nerves and blood
vessels all in place again without the scars that you might get
with surgery. This is important especially on the face as in my
case. I prefer to have unsightly scabs for a while versus a permanent
scar. It also gives me the opportunity to tell people about Young
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am using the Animal Scents for just about EVERYTHING - itchy, hurtful,
brown spots, bigger brown spots with nefarious names that doctors
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the secret is the Idaho Balsam Fir.
have had three surgeries on my face due to small cancerous tumors,
known as basil cell carcinoma. It is a slow growing but potentially
dangerous skin cancer. I had a pre-cancerous lesion on the left
side of my nose, persistent for about 2 years, and it had returned
after an MD dermatologist in Beverly Hills, one of the most renown,
had frozen it with liquid CO2 twice. Nancy George (a newer but very
dear friend) got me interested in essential oils, and I began to
apply Peppermint and Frankincense to the lesion twice daily (early
morning and last thing before bedtime). I concocted the remedy myself.
Within three weeks, the lesion disappeared! It's been about two
months now, and for the first time in more than two years, it's
gone for good. Nobody can tell me this stuff doesn't work!
brother-in-law has been putting Helichrysum on a spot on his face.
The spot has been there for more than three years and he is wondering
if it is skin cancer. About 8 days ago he started using the Helichrysum
and today all that is left is a little crusty around where it was.
He is ordering 2 more Helichrysum. Tell me these oils are not a
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How would you take over the world?
This is meant to be a fun and creative forum where you can tell the TED community how you would take over the world or die trying! To start off let's say you are from an upper middle class family in the United States of America. Obviously intelligence and leadership skills are given. What would be your path to world domination without destroying the whole planet in the process?
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Jan 2 2013: Implement rules over the Free Market Economy to create a Regulated World Market Economy.
Nationalizing/Globalizing the banks and central banks to make a Planetary Currency to unite the Nations.
Implement rules over the new Planetary Banking System to fit the direction of the new Regulated World Market Economy.
RWME Basics :
Profit is not allowed to every corporations, profit will be a privilege given by the PBS to corporations which products or services are greatly needed to improve the quality of life of the people until satiety is attained and maintain.
Bankruptcy will be apply to every corporations which products or services are considered threatening to human life.
Freedom will be granted has a right to every individual. All needs will be provide by either private-corporations or state-corporations for free until satiety.
Basic Needs are Housing/Electricity, Food/Water, Clothing/Health Care, Education/Entertainment, Transport and Access to Work/Humanitarian Aid projects if desired.
The Currency will be earn by anyone that Work or participate in an Humanitarian Project. The individuals who do not wish to work will not be penalized but will not be privileged either, unlike those who decide to participate in Humanitarian Projects or available work.
Privileges may include owning a house coupled with a piece of land, owning transportation units, etc. (you get the idea)
"This is a fairly poor description of the basics of the system as i can't mention even half of the economy workings basics, if you don't understand keep in mind that this system is not meant to be a growing economy for a growing population but a stabilizing economy for a stable population."
Now stable population requires birth control, my idea is to limit pregnancies to one per couple and possibly add an extra pregnancy per individual who works and owns already everything that he or she could own by privileges earned. That is to say someone who has worked about 20 years total, 7295 days.
Jan 3 2013: It would work if people were satiated with the necessaries of life, or satisfied having just enough given to them. And it's true, we all know people who are like that. I'd like to think I'd be happy with that too. But the vast majority of people? I don't think there's a chance that they would just happily fit into that system. You'd have half the population of the world in an uproar.
Jan 3 2013: I understand what you mean but i believe that we can adapt ourselves to this form of system gradually.
But first of all the majority must decide to take this kind of system to make it work, the majority likes to remain blind to reality, the facts are, we are exploiting our arable soil too much and we're wasting a large amount of resources for unnecessary superficiality.
So called rich country are in fact indebted countries, to me the only solution is this solution, it's odds of success are low, even almost nonexistent but it's the only solution i see as a real possibility.
Turning the system upside down.
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And the Winner is...Healthcare!
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There's an urban legend that when reporters asked bank robber Willie Sutton (a.k.a. "Willie the Actor" and "Slick Willie") why he robbed banks, he replied: "Because that's where the money is."
This year, the money was in the Healthcare Industry. While Utilities fell 4.93% against the S&P500 and Materials fell 6.20%, the Heathcare sector topped the charts, beating the S&P by 25.66% on the year.
Let's take a look at 3 Healthcare stocks with very different stories to tell.
The global Healthcare sector dominated 2012
The Cooper Companies: A Turnaround Story
Verdict: Up 42.19% YoY/29.84% vs. S&P500
The Cooper Companies (NYSE: COO) engages in the provision of medical devices for healthcare professionals worldwide. Under Robert Weiss' leadership, Cooper has smashed the silo between the company's R&D department and its manufacturing division, an administrative breakthrough which resulted in the development of Cooper's silicon hydrogel contact lens in just 6 months.
Cooper easily beat the Street's consensus estimates in Q3. Total revenue rose 8% year over year on strength in its CooperVision and CooperSurgical divisions, while net earnings were boosted by margin gains across virtually every unit. The company has revised its guidance upwards, with earnings per share now estimated at $4.90-$5.15 on revenue of $1.44 billion - $1.55 billion.
A Fall from Grace: Warner Chilcott Plc
Verdict: Down 35.67% YoY/47.18% vs. S&P500
Originally a Dividend lover's favorite, Warner Chilcott (NASDAQ: WCRX) has had the worst year of its life. Just to ask the obvious question, where is everyone going? Just after the bell on Sept. 5, Warner Chilcott announced that the primary shareholders as well as management were going to dump almost half of their holdings (42.9 million shares) on the market. Bain, Thomas H. Lee Partners and JPMorgan were taking a pass. Warner Chilcott has lost 4/5ths of its book value since its IPO in 2006.
Why is the company taking such a beating? It hasn't found a way to grow in markets outside of women's health and gastroenterology.
Novo Nordisk: A Star Performer
Verdict: Up 48.25% YoY/31.10% vs. S&P500
Diabetes is running at record levels worldwide, the market for diabetes drugs is exploding along with it. The diagnosis of type 2 – once known as 'adult onset' diabetes – has risen 21 percent among American youth from 2001-2009, while type 1 diabetes rose 23 percent. Four out of five diabetics now live in low and middle-income countries. Half of all diabetics are currently diagnosed.
You do the math.
With roughly 50% market share by value of the global insulin market, Denmark-based Novo Nordisk (NYSE: NVO) is the leading provider of diabetes care products and benefits from decades of accumulated research and marketing experience, as well as a broad customer base, and a strong patent portfolio. NVO's diabetes products include modern insulins, such as Levemir, NovoRapid, and NovoMix;new-generation insulins such as Degludes; and insulin-delivery devices, such as the FlexTouch insulin pen.
Foolish Verdict
With the passage of the Affordable Healthcare Act and looming retirement of the Baby Boomers, the Healthcare industry is projected to grow by 3% annually, rain, sleet, or shine. No matter how you slice it, Healthcare is on its way to becoming the Go-to industry sector for growth investors looking to outperform the market.
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In what surely had to be one of the more disappointing season openers in recent memory, the Nuggets put forth a confused and defensively-bereft effort Friday night as they succumbed to the Blazers in ugly fashion. Point guards Nate Robinson and Ty Lawson each scored over 20, while Brian Shaw once again juggled with an 11-man rotation that failed to produce any form of cohesion. Additional grades and notes below.
|J.J. Hickson, PF 22 MIN | 2-13 FG | 1-2 FT | 9 REB | 2 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 5 PTS | -11
We're two games into the season and I already can't stand much of what Hickson does. For every bout of lackadaisical defense Faried has, Hickson ups him one by not even boxing out or taking a wild, ill-advised shot. Though he might be able to rebound well, there's also something to be said for when and how he pulls down his boards. While Faried utilizes his tenacity and will, Hickson seems to simply extend his arms and jump upwards until he feels leather of falls down.
|Anthony Randolph, PF 15 MIN | 2-6 FG | 1-2 FT | 3 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 5 PTS | -5
Randolph was once again a ghost. He had several buckets but hardly made his presence felt in the 15 minutes of time he was allotted.
|JaVale McGee, C 13 MIN | 3-6 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 1 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 0 TO | 6 PTS | -11
McGee did an excellent job of getting to defensive rebounds and tipping the ball back to his teammates. Although he played solid and didn't make any glaring mistakes, he once again received less than 15 minutes of action, which is somewhat of a head-scratcher.
|Ty Lawson, PG 38 MIN | 7-16 FG | 5-8 FT | 5 REB | 6 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 21 PTS | -11
Lawson made a three early and did a good job of finishing in the lane when he chose to penetrate. He also got back in transition (unlike many of his teammates) and snagged a few steals as a result. At this point, Lawson is about the only form of reliable offense the Nuggets have.
|Randy Foye, SG 33 MIN | 2-10 FG | 2-3 FT | 4 REB | 3 AST | 3 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 6 PTS | -21
Foye played the most minutes of anyone outside Lawson, yet I can't remember him doing anything. He didn't make any threes and finished with a negative 21 plus-minus, which was eight points worse than the next lowest Nugget.
|Darrell Arthur, PF 16 MIN | 1-6 FG | 0-0 FT | 5 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 0 TO | 2 PTS | -13
Arthur seems to be the only guy who plays with zeal on the defensive end. He takes the little things to heart and is scrupulous about his positioning in relation to his opponent. That said, his impact was hardly felt in this game.
|Kenneth Faried, SF 24 MIN | 3-7 FG | 5-8 FT | 11 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 0 TO | 11 PTS | -7
I have a hard time seeing Faried in any role outside 30-plus minutes per night. His energy, enthusiasm and heart are too valuable to be brushed aside because of his deficiencies. Though he can't do as many things as other players, the things he can do he does better than anybody on the team. He came off the bench with vigor, played good defense in the first half and rebounded well all game long.
|Timofey Mozgov, C 21 MIN | 4-8 FG | 0-2 FT | 3 REB | 1 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 0 TO | 8 PTS | +12
Mozgov had a tipback, blocked shot and cut to the basket that turned into a dunk in his first two minutes of the game. He also held the ball for 10 seconds as the shot clock wound down, before hoisting up a desperation 3-pointer. But overall Mozgov played well. The next step in his progression must be limiting his foul rate.
|Andre Miller, PG 17 MIN | 4-4 FG | 2-5 FT | 4 REB | 0 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 10 PTS | -4
He was invisible in the first half, but Miller came to play in the second. Like Lawson, he's one of the few Nuggets who understands how to get his no matter what style of offense he's playing in. He scored almost all his points in the paint, as usual, and didn't miss any of the shots he took from the field.
|Nate Robinson, PG 29 MIN | 8-17 FG | 4-4 FT | 7 REB | 1 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 3 TO | 24 PTS | 0
Robinson was excellent from long range and ignited the Nuggets in the third quarter when all looked lost. Without his energy the Nuggets would have lost by at least 20. However, Nate certainly seems to be making a career out of these types of performances. It's great he's showing heart, but the Nuggets need him to play with this type of effort on a consistent basis.
|Evan Fournier, SG 13 MIN | 0-6 FG | 0-0 FT | 1 REB | 0 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 0 PTS | -4
Fournier seems unconfident… or nervous, or confused. Perhaps it's just one; perhaps it's all three. Either way, he's not doing much of anything on either end of the floor. His perimeter defense was awful, and on offense he couldn't throw a pea in the ocean. He needs to get back to penetrating the lane and using his vision to find open teammates.
|Brian Shaw
After the season opener I tweeted the one thing I took away from that game was the old writing adage, "Less is more." Shaw is trying to do entirely too much right now. He's over-thinking and it's rubbing off on his players. The game of basketball isn't complicated. Sure, we'd all like to see set plays and an intricate half-court offense; but when your players seem to be thinking harder than they're playing basketball, you're doing too much. Though he may want to distance himself from Karl, playing the role of contrarian will get him nowhere. Karl was a good coach who did a lot of good things. Shaw must take those things, use them to his advantage and infuse his own style on top of them. Utilize the altitude, run like hell (10 points to whoever gets the musical reference), emphasize defense, THEN work on ironing out your offensive sets.


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Once you've had your horizons dramatically shifted, you'll always come back different. Every one of the Doctor's former companions knows this. They've seen things that the majority of their fellow humans don't believe in. They've taken part in enormously significant events, but can't ever really talk about it, because no one will believe them. They're heroes and heroines, saviors of whole civilizations, but not on their home planet.
No one embodies this contradiction better than Donna Noble.
When it was first announced that Catherine Tate would become the Tenth Doctor's next assistant after Martha Jones, people were concerned. Catherine was best known as a sketch comedienne, had already made a huge name for herself in the UK, to such a extent that she had managed to convince the Prime Minister, Tony Blair, to appear in a sketch with her.
Doctor Who has a thick seam of comedy running through it, always has had, but alarm bells were ringing. The show had only been back a few years, by bringing in a comedy performer with their own cultural baggage, could things tip over into panto territory? Was the show in danger of falling back into its bad old self-referential wink-wink "let's put this in for the fans" ways?
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Donna was my favourite 10 companion. :-) She wasn't Rose, his great love. She wasn't Martha, who love him. He and her...
Exactly how I felt when Catherine Tate became a companion. I thought it was ludacris. Then I fell in love with Donna...
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LenaPena on 3/14/2014 4:22:00 PM more reviews by LenaPena
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I like that this product is fresh and I keep it in my fridge. The fragrance is lovely and I can apply it close to my eyes which is great. I didn't give it five lippies simply because my skin didn't feel deeply moisturized and the pieces of oats that fell down from my face annoyed me. I wish this produkt could work for me but it doesn't
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Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Right ... This is only the second product i ever bought from LUSH ( as well as the dream cream i hated ) and this is another disappointment !!
I order this because i read on the board that this is really good for very dry skin and people use to say that how only this help to them. And being on RetinA especially in winter i always fight with very dry skin. I do every ones or twice x week moisturising masks after exfoliating my skin.
First i don't mind the pot as i always use brush to apply masks so the pot is ok.
Then the smell is really nice too even i m not mad about porridge ...i like it is nice and yummy.
The worst part ever is how do you apply this ???? I couldn't manage !!! Is extremely thick , very hard to apply and while on - keep dropping pieces around the house. I tried everything and no luck. The only way is to apply ( clean after that as there is no chance you can apply without making mess - is everywhere ) and then sit in the bathroom without moving to much till you have to wash it out . And to be honest i was going to make all this effort if this was some kind of miracle product for my dry skin. BUT IS NOT !!! There is some moisture added after i wash it out and my skin is kind of softer but nothing that makes a good real difference to my skin. Also i broke out from it twice ( had a big spot coming on next day ) and i normally never broke out. Very rare now at my age lol.
I have tried tons of masks , i love them and using masks from when i was 15yo - now 36.
And till this day i have not find anything that is REALLY GOOD but one that i m quite happy with and keep ordering is Paula's Choice Skin Recovery Mask . And then the dr.Hauschka moisturising mask which is way to $$ and not that much better than the PC one. Also another good one is Avene Soothing Moisture Mask is quite gentle and really soothing especially if you have red irritated skin.
So i m glad some people like this and help them but for me ...NO.
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This product smells good enough to eat!
but as a face mask it suits skin types that are sensitive and DRY, not sensitive and oily/ combination skin.
during my teens my face was incredibly sensitive and red due to spots (bloody hormones!), but it was also oily, especially in the Tzone and still is although much better now. when i tried this mask i applied it over cleansed skin and it felt cool and fresh on the skin. when i washed it off it left my skin feeling soft but slightly oily all over too! it didn't do much for my skin in terms of clearing up spots and reducing redness, in fact it made them worse.
lush do other ranges of face masks and i found them much better, such as catastrophe cosmetic that are much more suited to my combination skin type.
also, lush give you a free fresh face mask when you give them back a certain amount of lush pots (i think its 5!), which is handy if you are a regular shopper in lush.
i used to be a lushaholic but lately, im finding them very pricey and i've noticed just how much the prices are going up and up!
i wouldn't use this particular mask again, however, i would certainly recommend it to those who suffer with dry skin.
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I was looking for a moisturizing mask for my dry combo skin tends to be more dry during the winter to the point where i get dry scally patches on my cheeks and the burn anyway I had tried everything from Mac -Origins moisturizers and nothing seemed to work well i went into Lush and i picked this and Love lettuce and Cupcake and i have to say this is my fav the only thing is that it has a very short lifspan since its made natural and in small quantities but i will buy again over and over oh btw i love the smell, the texture reminds me off soaked cereal lol
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*TOP REVIEWER* BriddaBella on 2/23/2013 9:18:00 PM more reviews by BriddaBella
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Medium Eyes: Brown
I bought this because my skin is sensitive and dry during winter and I was looking for a natural product/mask that would help reduce my dryness and redness.
First of all what I like about this product is that it is freshly made, using natural ingredients. It also smells great and leaves my skin feeling soft. But the downside is that because it is a freshly made product you should ideally use it within 10 days after opening and it needs to be kept in the fridge. It wouldn't be a big deal keeping it in the fridge but I feel that applying a cold mask on my face isn't as effective because my pores instantly close up and therefore not absorbing the nutrients as much (maybe it's just my perception). It also hasn't really helped to reduce the redness of my skin.
I'm not too sure if I would buy this product again but I will keep the packaging because if I collect 5 empty containers (and I intent to buy their other masks) I can get a free mask from Lush, which I think is a brilliant idea.
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KatrinaEntwistleDean on 1/27/2013 11:28:00 AM more reviews by KatrinaEntwistleDean
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One of the best face masks. Absolutely saves your skin from being dry in this Winter weather! I used Clarins 'Gentle Peeling Smooth Away Cream' & followed by this mask & it made my skin feel & look amazing! This is a perfect face mask for someone with normal/dry skin that wants to keep the moisture in their skin. Smells that good you could practically eat it (banana & oats!)
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Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Neutral Hair: Black, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Green
I went to get my free face mask and told the associate I wanted my skin be glowly in this dull winter weather, but that I didn't want my skin to break out. I think she thought my skin was highly sensitive or dry...when it's oily all year round. Anyways I used this a couple times on my face and my skin didn't look any clearer after, but it didn't make it red (bananas and oatmeal)...however I got tiny little whiteheads all over my face in places where I don't breakout...sides of face (jaw area) and forehead. The only thing I added to my regimen was this and Angels on Bare Skin. I believe it would be good for older, dry skin but not young, hormonal skin. But it smells divine and I wanted to lick it off myself when I was bathing. ;)
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I don't have a problematic skin, it's generally clear of blemishes and naturally quite soft. The only problem is my skin's quite oily. Anyway, this is my very first face mask as I don't think I need one at all. I chose this to be on the safer side as my skin can be sensitive. I LOVE this mask! It made my skin appear clearer and smoother. And it was definitely smoother :) It's gentle enough for my skin and I've never been this happy about a face product!
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This is my go-to beauty treatment for cold weather. Every winter my face breaks out into awful dry patches and just itches all over. I use this mask twice a week and it just corrects everything and makes everything look better.
If you have oily or combination skin I'd steer clear of this product as it can sometimes feel heavy after your rinse it off (it's very soothing for dry patches though)
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Saving and Investing: What is a Stock Market Index?
Published on - April 13th, 2007 (by J.D. Roth)
This is part ten in a series that will occupy the "money hacks" slot at Get Rich Slowly during April, which is National Financial Literacy Month.
Have you ever wondered what all of those numbers on the nightly business report actually mean? Michael Fischer explains:
What is a stock market index? (3:44)
Just as you cannot accurately gauge the health of a garden from the growth of a single plant, you cannot gauge the health of the market from the performance of s single stock. Stock market indexes — or indices, if you prefer — allows us to track groups of stocks instead of simply following individual stocks.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)
On 26 May 1896, Charles H. Dow introduced his method of gauging market health, which was simply to take the average price of twelve specific stocks. Now, more than one hundred years later, the DJIA is a little more complex. According to the official web site, since 1928 the index has comprised 30 blue chip stocks, as selected by the editors of The Wall Street Journal. The average share price of these stocks is divided by a special number meant to reduce "distortions" from non-essential factors. The Investopedia has more on how the Dow Jones Industrial Average is calculated.
Standard & Poor's 500 Index (S&P 500)
The 500 companies that make up the S&P 500 are meant to reflect the largest American corporations. The index was introduced on 04 March 1957, and was one of the first (the first?) computerized stock index. The companies in the S&P 500 are selected by a committee, and then each stock is weighted according to the company's market value. Though the DJIA is more well-known, the S&P 500 is a more accurate representation of actual market performance.
Other Indexes
There are tons of stock market indexes, not just in the United States, but around the world. The wikipedia entry on the subject lists many of them. Some of the more well-known include:
- London's FTSE 100
- France's CAC 40
- Germany's DAX 30
- Japan's Nikkei 225
- The MCSI EAFA, which is an index of non-North American stocks
- The Wilshire 5000 is meant to measure the entire U.S. stock market.
There are also smaller indexes meant to represent sections of the market, such as utilities, or transportation, or technology.
Michael Fischer spent nine years at Goldman Sachs, advising some of the largest private banks, mutual fund companies and hedge funds in the world on investment choices. Look for more episodes of Saving and Investing at Get Rich Slowly every weekday during the month of April. For more information, visit Michael's site, Saving and Investing, or purchase his book.
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The Dow
The grand-daddy of them all. If you ask an investor how "the market" is doing, they'll probably tell you about "the Dow". This index is formally called the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and it is the most well-known and most frequently used index in the world. This index is comprised of 30 of the world's largest and most influential companies. The 30 stocks that make up "the Dow" change periodically, and if you were to take the stock price of all 30 current stocks, and add them up, you would not wind up with the 12,500 point index we currently have. Why? The DJIA is a price weighted index. Originally it was computed by adding up the per-share price of the stocks of each company in the index and dividing this sum by the number of companies – that's why it's called an average. Over the years, however, stock splits, spin-offs and other events changed the divisor, making it a very small number (less than 0.2).
The DJIA represents about a quarter of the value of the entire U.S. stock market, but a percent change in the Dow should not be interpreted as a definite indication that the entire market has dropped by the same percent. This is because of the Dow's price weighted function. The basic problem is that a $1 change in the price of a $120 stock in the index will have the same effect on the DJIA as a $1 change in the price of a $20 stock, even though one stock may have changed by 0.8% and the other by 5%.
A change in the Dow has a huge impact on the average investor's concept of the economy, the overall stock market, and even the world economy, although it is a mathematically-flawed index.
What other index could you use?
The S&P 500
When investors say that their portfolio has "beaten the market", they are usually referring to the performance of this index. The Standard & Poor's 500 Stock Index is a larger and more diverse index than the DJIA. It is made up of 500 of the most widely-traded stocks in the U.S., and represents about 70% of the total value of U.S.stock markets. This is why this index gives investors a better benchmark for average stock performance and a clearer indication of the movement of the U.S. marketplace. Yes, there is much overlap in the stocks used for the various indexes.
The S&P 500 Index is also a market weighted index, meaning that every stock in the index is represented in proportion to its total market capitalization. A 10% movement in all stocks in the DJIA would not necessarily cause a 10% change in the index, but the S & P 500 Index would. Another characteristic of the S&P 500 Index that makes a solid benchmark is the fact that it includes companies in a variety of sectors, including energy, industrials, information technology, health care, financials and consumer staples.
The Wilshire 5000
This index is known as the "total stock market index" or "total market index" for one simple reason. The Wilshire 5000 Index includes more than 7,000 of the 10,000-plus securities that are publicly traded in the United States. Don't let the '5000' fool you. This index includes all publicly-traded companies (with headquarters in the U.S.) that have readily available price data. Because the index was finalized in 1974, and is therefore relatively new to Wall Street, it is less often referred to than the less comprehensive S&P 500, although it's a near-perfect measure of the entire U.S. market.
The Nasdaq Composite Index
Most investors know Nasdaq as the home of Microsoft and the exchange on which technology stocks are traded. The Nasdaq Composite Index therefore is used when discussing tech stocks. The index itself is a market value weighted index of all stocks traded on the Nasdaq stock market, which includes more than 5,000 companies. Some of these, unlike the Wilshire 5000, are not based in the United States. Many people overlook the fact that aside from tech stocks, the index includes stocks from financial, industrial, insurance and transportation industries. The Nasdaq Composite includes large and small firms but, unlike the Dow and the S&P 500, it also includes many speculative companies with small market capitalizations. Consequently, its movement generally indicates the performance of the technology industry as well as investors' attitudes toward more speculative stocks.
The Russell 2000
The Russell 2000 is a market value weighted index of the 2,000 smallest stocks in the Russell 3000. The Russell 3000 is an index of the 3,000 largest publicly-traded companies, based on market cap, in the U.S. stock market. What makes The Russell 2000 index popular is that during the 1990s, small-cap stocks soared and investors moved more money to this sector. Today most investors view the Russell 2000 as the best indicator of the small company performance in the market, and the index is very general, meaning it is not dominated by a single industry as some of the other indexes are.
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There is no explicit international representation here Of course large Large US companies have international exposure, but I count that as secondary exposure.
I suggest the EAFE Stock Index. Its tracked by Morgan Stanley Capital International, Inc. (MSCI), and is used as the "default" indexed international fund for Vanguard —
Vanguard Developed Markets Index Fund (VDMIX). The United States Government also provides this index fund as part of its retirement options. Fidelity has a similar tracking fund: FSIIX.
Buy a diversified portfolio of stocks versus an index. It's a lot more fun and if you do your homework, you'll beat the S&P index.
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By Howard Paley on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply
What happened to the Packers on Sunday. They had the lead with little time to go in the game. What is the problem with their defense? There is no excuse for them losing to a lousy team like the Colts or did they can trounced by the real referees. I do not see much an improvement over the replacements. I know the pack had some more crucial injury issues.
By Realitys Here on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply
Most NFL fans seem to blame the defense or offensive line for the Packer stuggles. Everbody is accountable including the player everyone has unanimously put into the hall of fame. This future hall of famer will have to improve on the easy short pass recognition and get rid of the ball . Sacks are not interceptions, but both result in losses. The Packers will seriously have to improve on longer, sustainable drives if they hope to compete for a title.
By BAZ on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply
Polite conversation you have going there Mike! I have been a Green Bay fan since my first year in University, we all jambed into an old car and drove from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada to see our first game. Many exciting years since 1988. I am writing you on behalf of many packer fans I speak with every week. I am going to follow your lead by being polite, after all, you can tell the truth no matter how bad it is and still be polite.
Offensively GB is not catching the ball but singing praises and throwing the ball to those who don't catch it? Our QB is throwing some bad passes, albeit, no one is perfect, but he's also standing back there like a tree taking big sacks. A man who cared would at least throw the ball away and stomp off the field with some fire in his belly . . . start a fight about the play calling with some of his own opinions, after all, he's the one taking the shots out there?! Mr. Benson, Hats off to you. . the only thing our offence had going this year, when the coaching staff chose to run him! You will be missed. And as for the offensive coaching, well, to us common folk who coach little league, you seem arrogant . . full of yourselves. Any humble man knows you take what your given, and when they can stop that you adapt. There has been a joke going around here about the Green Bay Offence overall . . . the only thing there missing is Terrel Owens!
Please Mike, Mr. Rogers. Sit down and have a meal with the guys, get the kids running around and laugh about the looks your buddies wife is giving him. And try to remember the basics . . they apply to football too. HOW WELL CAN YOU DO THEM?
Defencely GB is looking better on the basics than last year. They are Tackling well, consistency in the pass rush is lacking but we are breaking through. Our secondary is brutal in the zone . . . why do we play so much zone? is that our prevent Defence?! Do I have to talk about Prevent Defence?? lol! We have talent back there, man up, start hitting from the safety support role and have confidence in your guys . . jeeze! Our Defence has been the posterboy for bad calls this year! My goodness, there is nothing the players can do about that, Fumbles caused by good sacks, interceptions taken away by opinionated refs and pass interference calls for big yardage on perfect coverage? You guys have done enough to be 4 & 1 this year. Calls did decide games, even against the colts last week. If Reggie White were there, He'd say " Ok we'll play the refs too! Because we ain't going away! No Sir baby! You GOt us all Day LONG!"
Thats character, its there . . . we can see it from out here . . coaches get excited about your guys, even the rookies have been impressive. let them play . . show your confidence in them by actions. Man up out there, give the deep ball safety help and make them beat you every play!
And as for everyone else, get off the bandwagons, the west has been won!
Its only when we think something can't be fixed, when it can't. The answers are not complicated. its just like everything in our lives, are we willing to do what it takes to get the job done?? Green Bay Packers, ARE YOU?
Sincerely, JUST US.
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By Mike on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply
I just can't put my finger on it but it seems like we have Pee Wee Herman and Mr Bean playing on our team. I just can't tell what Packer helmets they are hiding under though. This is gonna take some time and good detective work to figure out so don't expect anything big from the Packers for at least a couple years.
By bill on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply
what happened to my Packers. they had a 14 to 0 lead and lost Why I think maybe some heads should roll over this and some asses get kicked to because if not they won`t even make the playoffs
By gbpfan4life on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply
Houston opponents:
Dolphins 2-3
Broncos 2-3
Titans 1-4
Jets 2-3
combined record 8-17
The Texans haven't played anyone yet.
Green Bay 28-20. BELIEVE IT!
By Cali on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply
Nice stats gbpfan, an ovehyped record indeed. I think this will be the game that turns things around. I refuse to give up on this team, unlike some fans as of late. Don't mess with Texas, ha!!!! Don't mess with the Pack!!!! GO PACK GO!!!!
By loadedforbear on Oct 10, 2012 | Reply
Pack fan now living in Houston. GBFAN4LIFE said it all. The local Texans fans are losing their mind about being 5-0. According to them, just send the Lombardi trophy to TX and call the rest of the season – no reason to play it.
It should be a great game Sunday night and I certainly hope our A team shows up for this one. Someone needs to knock these fans down a few pegs.
By Quinnell2005 on Oct 10, 2012 | Reply
Offense: gotta improve making catches, Rodgers needs to reset and work on accuracy.
Defense: I have to agree with others. What is up with all the zone defense. It feels so soft like a prevent defense. Someone seems to come wide open all too often.
Special Teams: feels much improved.
OVERALL: Really seems slow, lacking energy. Players not playing through plays, coaches not adapting and providing new schemes as games go on. When offense goes 3 and out, nobody seems fired up coming to sideline. If you go 3 and out, you need to run to the sideline, fired up, figuring out what you need to do better next series. Be determined, your next series will be better, study whats happening, find what is going to work out there, adapt, and go execute. Defense, get out of using zone so constant, everyone needs to swarm to the ball with energy and a purpose.
Yes the officials have really hurt us, but we have to focus on what we can control.
Summary: Catch the balls guys, stop playin sooo much zone, PLAY WITH ENERGY AND PURPOSE !!!! You guys are a better than what you are playing.
By Sockettuem on Oct 10, 2012 | Reply
Not blaming an offensive line that doesn't hold up under any kind of pressure is, in my opinion, a failure to recognize the problem. Legitimate criticism of a defense that can't prevent a second rate offense from scoring a winning touchdown (plus two point conversion) is an honest excercise in facing an unplesant reality. Civil conversation is fine so long as it admits we have some serious shortcomings on both sides of the ball. Excuses do not win games. Neither does friendly chat. Dropped passes, missed tackles, a defensive seconday that has forgotten how to jam at the line and a gives up 464 yards is a both coaching and talent issue. It seems as though this team has lost it's motivation and ability to win. A few consistent players cannot carry the load, nor do they deserve to be lumped into a category with those not performing to ability. I have lived this team for 60 plus years, have invested in it as an stockholder, have bled green and gold through feast and famine and it is awful to watch it fail. We can make excuses all season long, but suggest we also consider changes as part of the equation. Something isn't working and excuses won't fix it.
By JS on Oct 10, 2012 | Reply
I have been a Packer fan for over 30 years. I must say this year's team is a bunch of underacheivers who have believed their own hype. Last year was arrogance that did them in. Two years ago – the Super Bowl team – played with a little hunger. I have not seen that since. All we hear are sound bites – "we need to clean that up"…."one week at a time"…"we're improving"….blah blah blah. I live in 'enemy' territory—-right in Chicago—I'm really hearing it this year. I overhead two Bear fans talking about how they feel the Pack is not tough—either mentally or physically. I must say – that for once – I agreed with Bear fans.
If the Pack beats Houston on Sunday – things may improve. If the Pack loses—-it's going to a long 5-11/6-10 season.
By Art Kohn on Oct 10, 2012 | Reply
Dom Capers must go. How much longer do we have to watch this lousy defense. He had an entire off-season to fix this. Not only is the defense bad, it is worse than last year.
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Rodgers laments over Liverpool's poor show in 3-1 defeat to Southampton
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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers rued over his side's defeat to Premier League minnows Southampton on Saturday. The Saints managed to grab a shocking 3-1 victory over the Reds at St. Mary's Stadium. Brendan Rodgers admitted his side weren't as good as their opponents, who managed grab two early goals at their home.
Morgan Schneiderlin drew first blood in Southampton's name in the sixth minute of the game. Rickie Lambert doubled Southampton's lead in the 33 minute, but Philippe Coutinho cut down their lead to half by scoring in injury time of the first half. Jay Rodriguez added the third goal to Southampton's tally, which was the last goal of the game.
"We just weren't very good. It was as simple as that," Brendan Rodgers admitted. "If you start a game the way we started it then it is very difficult at this level to get back.
"We only started to play when we were 2-0 down. We got it back to 2-1 and we were better in the second half but then conceded another very poor goal. Today was a poor day at the office. The problem is we have to live with it for a couple of weeks now."
Brendan Rodgers was most upset about the way his side defended. Southampton's strike-force cut through Liverpool's line of defense as if a knife through hot butter. The Saints kept on assaulting Liverpool's defender, forcing Brendan Rodgers to put Joe Allen into the midfield at halftime.
Southampton could have easily come up with a couple of more goals, but they lost a couple of great goalscoring chances from both wings.
"When you concede the goals we conceded today it is always going to be difficult to win games," Brendan Rodgers continued. "It's something I know that we need to improve. We need to develop as a group. Today we didn't defend or play as well as we can. I know the areas where we can improve."


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Ticklists: North Wales Rock Graded List, North Wales 100 Classic Climbs, Ultimate E2 ticklist.
Photo: John Stainforth, on Tensor (HVS), Craig y Castell © Gordon Stainforth, August 1970
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Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/May/14
Hidden - AltLd dog - 04/May/14
maybe_si - AltLd O/S - 01/May/14
Dan Vaj - 2nd O/S - 26/Mar/14 with James Machaffie
Bob - 2014
Quite blind but not too bad once you commit to pulling past the overhang (led pitch 2/crux).Dan724 - AltLd O/S - 09/Sep/13 with Ben Ryle, Dan Ely
Aided. To unfit
BenRyle - AltLd O/S - 09/Sep/13 with Dan, Dan Ely
Led P1, seconding is a nightmare trying to get quickdraws outve pegs!smallerrich - AltLd O/S - 02/Sep/13
khawk - AltLd O/S - 20/Apr/13 with DT
Led p2. Didn't really want to do it as I thought I'd be spat off but once into the crux I was immersed and loving it. Hardest move for me was clipping the top peg, over the lip crimp your way up some crozzles and dyno for the jug! Awesome climbing. definate 2 stars! Steady for 6a too, I reckon, and I'm a shorty.Duncan Campbell - UKC - AltLd O/S - 07/Apr/13 with Fingers
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/Apr/13
Lead p2markalmack - AltLd O/S - 06/Apr/13 with chris todd
greenclimb - Lead dog - Apr/13 with Sarah
Luke Brooks - AltLd O/S - 28/Feb/13 with Will
Well happy to do this, it has been on the list ever since seeing the pic of Joe Brown, smoking a fag whilstclimbing the route, in the PYB reception.willoates - AltLd - 28/Feb/13 with Luke
Hard crux. Nice hot day for Feb.Alex Mason - Lead O/S - 17/Feb/13 with Nat White
PAJames - 2013
JonnoP - AltLd - 28/Jul/12 with Chad
Really enjoyed this one, the guy who wrote the description above obviously had a bad time on the crux! Lovely moves all the way on perfect rock lead to a memorable bouldery crux over the top roof. Only shame is that it's a bit unbalanced being mostly 5a/b then one 6a move, but classic route all the same, worth three stars....Chad123 - AltLd O/S - 28/Jul/12 with JonnoP
One lob trying to get my feet over the roof...pulled ropes and dispatched. Exciting air time!david morse - AltLd RP - 26/Aug/11 with lole
Roz lead pitch 1, I lead pitch 23 Names - AltLd O/S - 23/Jul/11 with Roslyn Mckendry
Led P1 - very easy. Didn't quite have enough burl to make it over the final roof on P2.givemetea - AltLd dog - 23/Jul/11 with Vince
Liam FLeming - Lead - 26/Jun/11
Hidden - 2011
no peg now!phil64 - Lead rpt - May/10 with rachie
davefount - 2nd dog - 11/Apr/10 with Glyn
Great climb. Ignore the comments above regarding the quality of the route. It is hardly polished at all. The crux is quite hard and reachy but is super well protected with small cams under the roof. The climbing leading up to the roof is also of top quality.Glyn - Lead β - 11/Apr/10 with David Fountain
mr mills - 2010 with paul simkiss
Hidden - 2010
As inspired by 'The Master' at work in the black and white photo in Oggy Cot. dinning roommattyork2 - Lead O/S - 10/May/09 with Pete Harrison
Seymore Butt - 2009
Owain Llewelyn - Lead - 04/Jul/08 with Dad
Matt Vigg - 2008
Marcus - 2008
Brown - Lead O/S - 11/Mar/07 with Neil
Hidden - 2006
Ian McNeill - 2006
Easy but superb.Ian Jones - Lead O/S - 2004 with Karen Ghiselli
Nigel Coe - 2nd dog - 15/Sep/02 with Scott Titt
Simonfarfaraway - AltLd - 2002 with Dave A
Roget - Lead O/S - 13/Jul/01 with baccy
WB - AltLd O/S - 14/Jun/00 with Paul
Rich Kirby - AltLd O/S - 30/Apr/00 with Hugh
zero six - Lead O/S - 2000
Hidden - 2nd - 01/Feb/98
Hidden - AltLd - 26/Oct/97
Hidden - 2nd - 1996
Hidden - Lead O/S - 21/May/95
1 fallmichael burrows - AltLd dog - 14/May/95 with brian jones
frost - 2nd - May/95 with J Turner
Ched - Lead O/S - 1995 with Glanfor
rob.grafton - 1995 with Ben
Fail to free it had to aid itBudge - Lead dnf - 1994 with Ceri Jones
Nick Biven - Lead - 03/May/91 with Ian Sherrington
mark-abz - Lead O/S - 08/Sep/90 with Andy W
ChrisJD - 2nd - 07/May/90
andy gittins - Lead - 1990
Hidden - 2nd - 06/Apr/88
ChrisJD - Lead dog - 04/Jul/87
Dave Musgrove - AltLd - 16/Aug/86 with Kim Greenald
Paula Hamilton-Gibson - AltLd - 1985 with Bill Williamson
Bulls Crack - Lead O/S - 1985 with RW
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Apr/84
Hidden - Lead - 21/Apr/84
keefe - 17/Apr/84
Melok - 1984
Hammy - 2nd - 22/Feb/81 with Rob Lawson
Hidden - Lead - 1980
Early free ascent, not a brilliant climb (not as good as Pellagra).petemeads - Lead - Aug/78 with Steve Taylor
Hidden - AltLd - 15/May/78
one peg aid on overhangDerek Ryden - AltLd O/S - 1978 with Pete Thexton
Mike Owen - 06/Nov/77 with John Roberts
Used both pegs for aid.Mark Kemball - Lead - 30/Jul/77 with Paul Clark
steve L - 1977
Bolt Phobia - 2nd - 1976 with John Brailsford
Falko - Lead O/S - 02/Mar/75 with Al W.
granitbahn - AltLd - 1975
Steve led the crux, led later several times including 19/9/1992David Smith - AltLd - 1975 with Steve Foster
rockofades - Lead - 1973 with MC
Ian led hard pitch (2). Brilliant, great climb. We did it using peg so HVS 5b gradeeroica64 - AltLd - 07/Oct/70 with Ian Napier
mikej - AltLd - 06/Feb/70 with Pete Boardman
mikej - AltLd - 17/Apr/67 with Geoff Williams
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We thought these were great! The arugula adds a nice bite. We made the suggested yogurt sauce to go on the burgers, and I think they would have been a little dry without it. Served with roasted potato wedges. Will definitely make again and again!
Mediterranean Turkey Burgers
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chefkate1 Posted: 09/25/09
One of my most favorite recipes! We featured it in the wellness center I manage, with credit and kudos to Cooking Light, of course. The ingredients make for a moist, tasty burger that needs no bun, cheese, or condiment.
jteusink Posted: 04/10/09
I made these burgers last night for dinner. They are wonderful. Something different and healthier than a regular burger. I used spinach instead of arugula b/c I had it on hand. I also served the burgers with Hummus and Red Bell Peppers. My husband put both in his pita. Very good! Definitely will make again!
London1 Posted: 04/15/09
Found these a little dry...I would make them again but add more pesto and feta cheese. They were a bit akward to put in the pita - perhaps a bun or crumble the meat together and roll in a tortilla.
teacooking Posted: 04/23/10
This is definitely a good, solid recipe that I would make again. The pesto and feta cheese added a great flavor to the burgers. I might cut back a bit on both ingredients - it was a little rich. I also made a great sauce to go with them - greek yogurt, feta cheese, parsley, garlic and a squeeze of lemon juice - fantastic over hot burgers.
jenb527 Posted: 11/11/09
We absolutely love this recipe and have it once or twice a week. Great for lunch the next day. Our changes include chopping up a small onion instead of grated/minced, we just eyeball the pesto and feta amounts (meaning we probably have more than it calls for which is yummy). Have also used basil/tomato flavored feta. We put the Tzatziki sauce on the burger.
lsdesign Posted: 07/16/09
I've made these at least 5 times now and they are a hit at my house. I use regular hamburger buns because the kids like them better. I also put the tiziki sauce on top of the burger with whatever lettuce I had around. Yum!
vyoung Posted: 04/26/09
Made these last night - fabulous! I served them on 100 calorie Pepperidge Farm thin buns and put the tzatziki sauce on top of the burgers. Everyone loved them.
jediannie Posted: 05/22/09
This was really tasty. I added a little bit more garlic and also used a recipe for a yogurt/goat cheese sauce from I think April 2005 Cooking Light magazine (Graham Kerr's recipe). I made a salad of shredded cucumber, tomato, green onion, mint & dill for the side dish, but we ended up putting it on the burger. I will definitely make this again!
Katelesley Posted: 04/21/09
This recipe is absolutely FABULOUS!! I have already made it twice. I actually made 3 instead of 4 which made them thicker and more moist. I also used my meat thermometer which I think helped them keep their moisture. Instead of pita my husband found Indian Naan bread which stayed together better. The flavor is just wonderful. It is not your ordinary bland turkey burger.
TriShacker Posted: 04/15/09
Very tasty and filling week night meal. I followed the directions exactly and it turned out great. The pesto and feta added great flavor to boring ground turkey breast. Although the burgers are a little dry (that is to be expected with ground turkey), I just dipped my pita-burger in a little bit of hummus to fix that problem. Half of a pita was a little small to fit an entire patty so I cut the patty in half before stuffying the pita. I served this with a simple side salad with greek dressing. I will likely make these again.
LCD424 Posted: 04/14/09
Very good burger recipe that was quick and easy to make. The pesto and red onion help keep the meat moist and the feta cheese adds a nice tang. Great for a weeknight but could also use for casual entertaining. It's a keeper!
karanne7 Posted: 04/14/09
could use hummus or a nice yogurt-cucumber sauce, otherwise very flavorfull.
HeidiJo Posted: 04/19/09
I pre made turkey mix minus the panko several hours prior for the flavors to mix and then added the panko half an hour before putting on the grill. The taste was great. Try putting the Tzatziki sauce and a tomato on the top of the burger.
willcook4fun Posted: 05/01/09
These were so good and super easy. My husband loved this healthier alternative to the usual beef burger and was surprised at how filling it was. The pesto added great flavor and kept the patties moist. I cooked on a grill pan and took them off after 4 min/side to keep them from burning. They were just short of done, so I tented them with foil for a few minutes, which worked perfectly. Made the yogurt sauce but added a clove of minced garlic and used green onions (my cucumber was bad!)--we liked the extra bite and will keep making it like that. Cooked two patties and froze the others. Will make again.
JBlair Posted: 05/05/09
These are amazing! They are super easy to make and are very filling. We made the burgers per the recipe but added lemon juice and Cholula to the tzatziki sauce as it was a little bland. These are the best turkey burgers I have ever had!
KristinBaby Posted: 06/24/10
Yum, yum, YUM! These were so good, and easy to make. A great alternative to a gyro!
Kathy611 Posted: 06/26/10
Made this for my daughter and son-in-law. They loved them! Put the burgers on whole wheat toasted buns. Will definitely make them again.
alwynn Posted: 02/02/10
I LOVE this recipe; though I put more feta in than it calls for. I usually offer the version of tzatziki sauce listed and then I also mix some Greek yogurt with a few tablespoons of the bottled pesto, which also makes a great sauce! And the arugula is a must.
NMarie Posted: 01/10/10
Delicious! I have made these several times and absolutely love them. They keep well for leftovers.
steponme Posted: 05/21/10
The burgers were moist and delicous; a nice spring/summertime meal. I served mine with carrots and hummus; yum,yum.
RandomName Posted: 04/20/10
This was really fabulous! Cut the amount of panko down to 1/4 cup, and since we cooked them in a regular frying pan instead of a grill pan put a salt crust on them. I also picked up some tabouleh from the store and added that to the pitas as an extra topping along with some extra sliced red onion.
kyleMc Posted: 09/20/10
Really great recipe, lots of flavor and we didn't change a thing. Didn't even make the sauce and they were still good although we will definitely do it next time.
arnsgirl Posted: 04/19/10
I LOVE this meal! I make it all the time! It is perfect for a warm summer night! It fills you up, and tastes sooo good! Highly recomended!
JessicaLuu Posted: 06/07/10
These were really easy and quick to make. I kept trying to steal bites from my daughter's burger they were so good. You could even use this recipe to make meatballs in a Mediterranean pasta dish.
MileHighImprov Posted: 04/11/11
I love this recipe. It's in my rotation during the spring and summer. Fast, easy and super tasty. I buy the mini pitas and the burgers fit perfectly inside the little pockets. The sauce is great as well. I usually serve with a side of bell pepper strips and hummus, or tomatoes, cucumber and basil with a little balsamic vinegar and grapeseed oil. Delicious!
dani3939 Posted: 04/14/11
These were delicious and very juicy for turkey burgers!!
Mamagrowler Posted: 07/26/11
My husband hates ground turkey, but he loves these. I make extra for him to tie to work. I also use a packaged tzaziki sauce to make these even quicker.
Dani311 Posted: 02/08/12
I loved these!!! I've already made them twice : ). The burger is great-- I skipped the pita and just stacked it high with the tzatziki and arugula. Strong suggestion for the tzatziki, though: Squeeze in some lemon juice and a little garlic powder. Added the perfect amt. of flavor. Enjoy!
Reuscher2010 Posted: 03/10/13
Delicious and easy. Loved how the favors came together. The whole family enjoyed these, even the kids! I don't prefer arugula so I topped them with spring mix instead.
sugarbooger77 Posted: 03/21/13
This will be added to the weekly dinner list for sure. Loved them.
NickiJ Posted: 05/29/12
Great and so quick and easy! Would be really easy to make the patties ahead of time and grill up for dinner. Will make again!
montanese Posted: 04/26/13
This is one of my go-to weeknight meals and is loved by everyone in our family. You will not be disappointed!
acuramama55 Posted: 06/28/13
I have made these three times now and they are delicious. My family also loves them. They come together easily and are really moist with a great Mediterranean taste. The last two times I cooked them on the grill, Because I don't like big hunks of meat, I made smaller patties and they were just as good. I did cook them for about 9 minutes total instead of 12 because the patties were smaller. Don't skip using the arugula, the contrast really brings out the flavor. We put some of the tzatziki sauce on the burger, too.
aryzek Posted: 07/08/14
This was absolutely delicious, with the added bonus of being quick and easy. My favorite type of recipe.I didn't use arugula, just romaine. Both the husband and the daughter loved it, although my daughter had it without the sauce. And they've both requested that I make it again next week, which I will be happy to do. Loved everything about this recipe.


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