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Node MCU Arduino Board – we have been using the (MakerHawk boards). However, any Arduino compatiable board will suffice, the ease of using the above boards is the code will work without and changes to the pins.
SG90 Servo – any SG90 style servo will work, we would however recommend the MG90S Micro Servo as it provides a smoother travel to the gauage pointer.
PLA for 3D Printing – Any PLA for the main parts, the dials graphics are printed on paper and laid flat on a disc (see 3D Printer Files) printed in transparent PLA. This can be left out but it allows the dial to lay flat and provides a nice diffused light. eSun Transparent PLA works well.Q: Tell us about yourself, any hobbies or passions?
A: I continue to lead a very busy lifestyle having spent 25 years in theatre as an actor and singer, and am now involved in Port Macquarie Toastmasters when I’m not running my salon.
Q: Tell us your story. How did you get into skincare?
A: When I finished school, I attended Chartres Business College at Tamworth NSW. After gaining distinctions, I worked in the legal profession, but I was always fascinated with everything beauty. So, the moment I had a chance I enrolled in distance education with Mme Korner in Sydney and then completed my practical on site in George Street. What really started my journey was having had a skin care treatment at age 21 in a Sydney salon where the owner correctly evaluated my skin issues and gave me recommendations. I was hooked and that’s when I decided to enroll in school.
I have been actively involved in skin care for nearly 37 years. I owned my own salon in Tamworth and managed another for 2 years, worked in a Port Macquarie salon for 10 years and managed it for 5 of those years, had my own home salon for 14 years while my children were young children, and have now been ‘downtown’ in Salon Secrets for 12 years and counting.
A: I love that clients have complete trust in my ability to analyze their skin concerns and recommend appropriate services and products to bring about the results that they want.
A: I use the bt-micro, bt-nano and the Bio-Hydroderm Trinity with BT products and they allow my staff and I to achieve fabulous results. I have looked into other microdermabrasion equipment but the Trinity beats them all hands down as it’s so gentle. I adore that the equipment is effective and easy to use.
A: I am open and honest with clients, when I educate them about new equipment I plan to use on them they just go with it! They all love the differences it makes.
Q: How do you incorporate this into your menu? Do you have a favorite BT protocol?
A: I always use the bt-micro with all services for a thorough and gentle finishing cleanse.  I double cleanse using the CLEANSE Hydrating and well as CLEANSE, followed by EXFOLIATE and TONE. I then massage in a bit of DEONGEST, and hold the corner of the bt-micro just to the side of each spot and pressing down in a ‘v’. Congestion just pops out. I then TONE again and apply bt-Cocktail 1, 2 and 3 and SHADE for a smooth and clear result. Men love it.
A: My favorite product is the AQUAFUSE FoamPeel because we can use it not only for the face, but in our manicures and pedicures. In fact, it’s great for the whole body.
A: My favorite BT equipment is definitely the Bio-Hydroderm Trinity. We use it daily in our facials. It allows our specialized serums and gel to penetrate and absorb more effectively. It is gentle and non-invasive.
A: The specific area of skin care that I’m passionate about is anti-aging, without having to resort to fillers and face lifts. I like an organic appearance as we age, and I can achieve this with the use of high end equipment and products.
We began July 25th and finished after 11 sessions on the 11th October on a weekly basis.
I used the Bio-Hydroderm Trinity along with the Cleanse, Exfoliate, and AQUAFUSE FoamPeel. I proceeded with microderm passes 2 x 300 grit tip and 1 pass with AQUAFUSE Hydrating solution x 400 grit tip. I followed up with bt-Cocktail Energy 1, 2 and 3 and ended with Shade SPF 30.
For the 3rd and successive treatments I used the bt-nano and followed the protocols using the pre-programmed Mode for the bt-Cocktail Lift using Restyfluid with the probes.
Every 2nd time I used the Collagen/Elastin Ampoules before the serums and Shade etc.
moderate and severe earthquake shaking and such walls are often identified in structural engineering assessments as being amongst the most vulnerable elements to OOP demands, especially earthquakes. For undamaged, in situ wall conditions where material properties are known and boundary conditions reflect idealised conditions assumed in analytical predictive models, these predictive models are easily applied, although the accuracy of the model outputs may still not be well understood. Furthermore, when in situ conditions do not reflect idealised conditions assumed in analytical predictive models, engineers are often uncertain as to which analytical models and inputs are most appropriately applied. Hence, an analytical campaign was undertaken to provide specific examples for structural engineering practitioners assessing the OOP seismic behaviour of URM walls, and the predictive results reported herein were compared to previously reported experimental results of eighteen tests on existing URM walls performed in situ. The considered wall configurations represented a variety of geometries, boundary conditions, pre-test damage states, and material properties. The average ratio and associated coefficient of variation (CV) of predicted strengths to measured strengths were determined to be 0.84 (CV 0.56) and 0.93 (CV 0.25) for the “unbounded” and “bounded” wall conditions, respectively, and corresponding recommendations for analytical assessment were made for practicing engineers.Red, flaky, itchy, bumpy, highly reactive skin.
Sensitive skin can be easily irritated by so many internal and external factors. Whether it’s topical products, the elements: wind, sun, hot, cold, hormones, allergies, lack of sleep, or even air pollution, sensitive skin always finds something to react to. When exposed to one of these triggering elements, sensitive skin may burn or sting, turn red, or otherwise feel very uncomfortable.
Those with sensitive skin are generally more reactive to soaps, detergents, dyes, and fragrances in topical products, and using the wrong ones can result in itchiness, dryness, and reddening. This is why it is so important to ensure you are using the right products for your skin type and experiencing gentle skin care treatments in clinics to help normalize your skin. Schedule a consultation with one of our certified aestheticians – you’ll be so glad you did!
This photograph shows a view of Whitby Fog Signal (according to the OS 27 map). It is also now known as 'Hornblower Lodge' and is used as holiday accommodation. This picture was taken looking in a north-easterly direction towards the North Sea.
The "Hawsker Bull" seemed to sound for weeks on end when we went to school in Whitby.
It did indeed have something of the sound of a mournful bull bellowing!
In calm weather it could be heard over a huge area, it was commonly noticed the full length of the Esk Valley - especially when the North Sea Mist was blowing inland.
Create a Plot widget.
height (int, optional) – Height of the widget in pixels, by default 512.
antialias (int, optional) – WebGL renderer antialiasing, by default 3.
logarithmic_depth_buffer (bool, optional) – WebGL renderer logarithmic depth buffer, by default True.
background_color (int, optional) – Hex color of plot background, by default 0xffffff.
camera_auto_fit (bool, optional) – Automatic camera setting after adding, removing or modifying objects, by default True.
grid_auto_fit (bool, optional) – Automatic grid adjustment to contained objects, by default True.
grid_visible (bool, optional) – Display grid, by default True.
screenshot_scale (float, optional) – Screenshot resolution multiplier, by default 2.0.
grid (tuple, optional) – 6-element tuple specifying grid bounds (x0, y0, z0, x1, y1, z1), by default (-1, -1, -1, 1, 1, 1).
grid_color (int, optional) – Hex color of the grid, by default 0xe6e6e6.
label_color (int, optional) – Hex color of labels, by default 0x444444.
lighting (float, optional) – Lighting factor, by default 1.5.
menu_visibility (bool, optional) – Display K3D panel, by default True.
voxel_paint_color (int, optional) – (initial) int value to be inserted when editing voxels, by default 0.
colorbar_object_id (int, optional) – Id of colorbar object, by default -1.
camera_fov (float, optional) – Camera field of view, by default 60