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Thu Jul 07, 2011 10:51 pm
The Regenerative Essential Oils and Carriers
It's been shown that as we age, the rate of production of new skin cells slows significantly -- along with a loss of collagen, there's work to be done to keep up our looks
One of the great features of "aromatherapy" oils is their known regeneration-supporting properties. One or more of these oils should really always be included in blends addressing the signs of aging. We all know that this is all that prescription "Retin-A" does, and it has such a noticeable effect reducing lines and wrinkles, that it's really the benchmark by which other products of the same nature go.
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However, even though it does its job, Retin-A has two major side effects, which the oils mentioned here do not: it can be excessively drying, to the point that the skin is peeling. Also, it makes the skin more susceptible to UV rays, so while reducing wrinkle appearance, it almost makes one more unacceptable to sun damage (I've actually tried it myself, forgot sunscreen, and felt a significant burning after half-an-hour in the sun).
The Regenerative Essential Oils
There are several oils that have been included in recipes for years by Dr. Kurt Schnaubelt, for would healing and scar reduction. We think it fairly easy to take the leap in saying that certain oils in these recipes, included to speed the process, will increase new skin cell production in the dermal layer (in fact, there are several controlled studies which we'll mention that support this.)
Perhaps the most renown oil is Helichrysum
. A high quality oil will contain about 12% "Italidiones", a class of ketone which is safe for use. Ketones are generally regeneration-supportive molecules, though some are known to potentially also stimulate formation of tumors. Not only does Helichrysum contain this high Italidione content, but its curcuminoid compouds are also anti-inflammatory, another very important factor in skin aging.
Rosemary Verbenone
Next perhaps is Rosemary
c.t. Verbenone
, which has a different chemical profile than the cineol chemotype, (which is what you receive when you order simple "Rosemary Essential Oil"). Rosemary essential oil itself is pleasantly stimulting, yet it is the "verbenone" ketone in this oil often distilled in France which has regenerative actions like the Italidiones in Helichrysum.
Common, or "Dalmatian" Sage essential oil also contains regenerative ketone, but these are consider less safe, and should be used sparingly blends.
Yes, lavender has a small amount of the "safe" ketones in it, and because of its all-around balancing and inflammation-reducing nature, it really has a place in almost every formula.
In addition to these steam distilled oils, there are CO2 distillations which, while not containing ketones, contain nutrients LIKE THAT IN RETIN-A which also stimulate production of new skin cells. These include:
Sea Buckthorn
While there is a Sea Buckthorn seed carrier oil, the CO2 'Total; distillation of the whole fruit provides vitamin-A like compounds and other antioxidant flavenoids, plus one of the only known sources of Omega-7 fatty acids, which are the predominant fatty acid in epithelial cell membranes. Feed it to your skin through topical application and it will absorb it!
Carrot Root
Clearly the deep orange color indicates again a high level of vitamin-A precursors, which your skin craves in order to grow. Think of Beta Carotine, a source of Vitamin-A with none of the drawbacks of synthetic variations.
Rosehip 'Total'
Like Sea Buckthorn above, this is a distillation of the whole, bright red "fruit" of wild roses. While it contains a smaller amount of the fatty acids (oils) in the Rosehip Seed carrier, also like the Sea Buckthorn, it is dense (really, it's almost a reddish-orange paste) with nutrients again to stimulate cell growth and nourish the skin in general. ALSO, these three CO2 oils are know to absorb some amount of UV radiation, acting as natural sunscreens, and preventing the oxidative radical cascade which occurs when the amount of light exceeds that of which the body can utilize its own antioxidant defenses to quench.
The Carrier Oils
Tamanu Oil:
Yes, you'll see us keep mentioning Tamanu, as the research on the oil is growing. Researchers in the Journal of Cosmetic Sciences presented a study confirmed the oil's ability to speed wound healing; others in preventing UV radiation damage, and others in preventing formation of skin tumors.
Rosehip Seed Oil:
Pressed from the seeds of the fruit of roses originally growing wild in the mountains of Chile, this may have been the first oil studied in a laboratory setting for its beautification properties. Its regenerative features, from its unique fatty acids, have show in to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, even skin coloration, and reduce the appearance of scars.
Pomegranate Seed Oil:
Last, but certainly not the least, it is primarily made up of a unique fatty acid called Pucinic acid, which has been shown to significantly increase the formation of keratinocytes, which make up 95% of the cells of the outer layer of the skin.
There's lots of information on the site for creating your own blend including one or more of these oils. We personally will sometime use these three base oils in equal parts, 1% each of the CO2's and 1/2% each of the steam distilled oils. The CO2's are gentler, and can be used at a higher concentration for most folks without issue. We'll also include 8 drops of German Chamomile CO2 to enhance the formula's anti-inflammatory effect.
THIS is by no means an exhaustive list of the oils which may stimulate cellular regeneration of the skin, simply the most well-known and researched ones.
Thanks for reading!
Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:35 pm
Fri Aug 05, 2011 3:58 am
Re: The Regenerative Essetial Oils and Carriers
I am a self taught novice with E Os. I have 2 friends with anal cancer. They are at different stages of treatment. One has serious burns and scaring from radiation and the other is about to begin radiation but has raw tender skin in the area. Any help or suggestions. Thanks Char.
Fri Aug 05, 2011 4:21 am
Sue Cruz
Sat Jul 09, 2011 12:32 pm
Re: The Regenerative Essetial Oils and Carriers
Hi Char,
Calendula has been tested and found effective in healing radiation burns on cancer patients. Read the essential oil profile for Calendula on the Ananda website. My son got a bad burn on his arm recently and Calendula is working very well. The burn is healing quicker than I expected and without a hint of infection.
Fri Aug 12, 2011 1:29 pm
Ananda Staff
Site Admin
Thu Jul 07, 2011 10:51 pm
Re: The Regenerative Essetial Oils and Carriers
Yes, and you can also see the research of Calendula on
searching "calendula skin"
-- research also shows the regenerative and skin healing effect of Tamanu nut oil, a carrier, for burns as well -- reducing inflammation and increasing the rate of healing.
The concentration of
is intended to remain very low in the overall blend.
Less than 1% in a base of
Tamanu oil, or other carrier oil used
(virgin coconut is also a good choice here, and be cause of the condition, if left in a cool area, it could be solid/paste-like, which could make application easier.
Even a base of 70% virgin Coconut, 30% Tamanu will be more beneficial than either oil alone,
and can be allowed to cool to a solid. Regardless, the distiller recommends no more than 11 or 12 drops Calendula per each one ounce of carrier oils
A little
wouldn't hurt, nor a little
either -- both helpful for burn healing, and pain relief.
AND, there are several oils which have been
show to cause cancer cell death while leave healthy cells alone. The most well researched is Frankincense.
Tamanu has anti-tumorial properties in research as well.
So your possibilities of blends range from
: 11 drops of Calendula in one ounce of Tamanu oil, to something like (for each 1 ounce) 70:30 Virgin Coconut:Tamanu for the base, 11 drops calendula, 9 drops each of Helichrysum and Lavender, and 14 drops
(the carteri + seratta CO2 combination is suggested). The first formula should be used if either are undergoing
-- as the other oils could reduce or cancel the practice's effects. In this case, just use the Calendula with Coconut oil for healing the burns until the time comes that they are no longer undergoing treatment, but are healing from it.
Blessings to you and your friends! I hope this helps, and let us know if we can answer any additional questions.
Fri Aug 12, 2011 10:45 pm
Sue Cruz
Sat Jul 09, 2011 12:32 pm
Re: The Regenerative Essential Oils and Carriers
Hi Eric,
Re: Use of CALENDULA ---- I had no idea that it is not recommended to be used in concentrations of higher than 1%. I have a lot to learn... I actually applied the Calendula to my son's burn neat. Fortunately, it didn't cause any irritation or adverse effects. I know better for future uses of Calendula. The burned skin is completely gone and the raw exposed skin is evenly colored light pink and mildly tender, but looks very good. I just added a few drops of Calendula to the Ananda Smooth Skin blend. My son is applying the Smooth Skin twice a day and he is very pleased with the look and feel of the skin.
Thanks for all your helpful information.
Sat Aug 13, 2011 3:44 pm
Ananda Staff
Site Admin
Thu Jul 07, 2011 10:51 pm
Re: The Regenerative Essential Oils and Carriers
Ya know, I'm going to find out WHY the manufacturer has this in their specification. I personally can't see why it would have a negative effect -- perhaps that MORE than their specification is thought not necessary for a similar effect... Glad to hear he's been healing so well!
Sun Aug 14, 2011 2:01 pm
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In these cases, which showcase the amplification effect that makes Twitter so uniquely valuable to publishers and marketers, analyzing referrer data alone would attribute traffic to a variety of other sites, even though it all originated with sharing on Twitter.
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Awww! He'll get it. We hung the bell on our back door the same day we brought our pup home at 8 weeks. He is now 5.5 months and it has worked like a charm. As he has grown (very quickly), I have had to constantly move the bell up to match where his nose is! Lol that is about once a week so get ready. I love giving them a way to communicate with us instead of constantly having to look for signs. It's all he ever knee so now it is second nature for him to ring the bell for the door to open.
Our dog will go ring the bell, sit facing out, but turn his head around like an owl looking for one of us to get our butts over there and let him out. So cute!
|Spoke too soon, caught him peeing in the house TWICE since I posted this haha. I just grabbed him as quickly as possible and made him go through the motions of ringing the bell, going outside, finish peeing, treat, good boy, so on and so forth... hopefully that gets it ironed out soon enough.
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|All this at 8 weeks? Nice. I need to get in gear with my girl. LOL. I wanted to gain complete trust then move to commands.
So proud of my boy, Syd!!
We got him at 7 weeks, he is now 8. Had him for a little over a week and a half now. The first week he wasn't thrilled about learning commands, but once we found out he's food driven he has been a working machine. He has already mastered "come", "sit", "stay", and "down" in just a few days!
That isn't the point of this thread though. He very very quickly learned that he likes to potty outside. I think he got that in the first 2 days we had him home. It was obvious to catch when he had to go potty, he would start sniffing around and we'd grab him and run out the door, but when you aren't paying 100% attention you can't always catch it in time. I wanted to train him to cry/whine at the door when he wanted out, but realized bell training would probably a better solution. Since he's so young I didn't expect anything out of it, but figured might as well start early so he gets the idea. We bought the bell yesterday evening and started teaching "touch", which he picked up after about 10-15 times of giving him the command.
So this morning we put the bell by the door and have taken him out maybe 3-4 times and made him ring the bell each time. I'm sitting here working and he is quietly chewing a bone, I wasn't even paying attention to him, just sort of making sure he isn't getting into any trouble. All of a sudden he jumps up and runs to the door and hits his bell. I was like, no way, did he get it?!?! And the answer is **** YES HE GOT IT!! I let him out and apparently he had to go bad because he went straight to it as soon as he hit the door.
I am amazed and what his little brain can do. I am a first time GSD owner and he is just... outstanding!
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It's rare that a star player is commended after putting up a goose egg in the scoring column, but when said player helps his team light up the scoreboard by dishing out nine assists without committing a turnover... an exception has to be made. That was the case for Trey Burke at halftime of Tuesday night's victory over North Carolina State. The sophomore point guard was the consummate floor general last night, taking what the defense gave him by setting up his teammates in the first half, then exploding for 18 points of his own in the second. Coming out of the halftime locker room he very quickly sensed it was time for him to begin attacking himself.
"I was getting deep in the paint and guys were kind of shading the perimeter," Burke explained. "That's when I could get to the rack or get a guy up and drop it off."
When the dust settled he had amassed 18 points, 11 assists, and zero turnovers. According to Michigan Basketball's official twitter account he became the first player in college basketball "with at least 18 points and 10 assists in a zero turnover game against a ranked opponent since 2003."
While it's clear that much of Burke's growth is a product of experience and hard work in the offseason, he is the first to credit the improved talent around him as a major factor as well. Tuesday, the player on the receiving end of a number of his assists was freshman guard, Nik Stauskas. Last night the talented youngster bombed his way to 20 points, including 4/7 from long range.
"That's probably the best shooter I've played with," said Burke afterward. "He shoots like a pro. You've just got to be honest. He hits shots, and that's a good thing for us because it opens up the inside and the outside (for other) guys. (Defenses) kind of shade to him (and it) kind of creates alley drives for the other guards."
"I told him if you've got the shot, shoot it. That's what you do if guys are going to leave you open."
Stauskas' marksmanship has already drawn comparisons to that of past shooting greats that donned the Maize & Blue. He's arguably the best to hoist them from behind the arc in Ann Arbor since Louis Bullock. Teams are quickly discovering that when they leave him to help off of Stauskas, they do so at their own peril. As a matter of fact, opponents might be best served to simply leave him open instead of closing out to contest his shot. Two of his misses Tuesday came when no defender was in the vicinity.
"I think I shoot better when I have people running at me," Stauskas said. "I don't think about it as much when people are running at me. I just shoot it quicker."
After five consecutive games in double figures, it begs the question, is it time to insert this shooting phenom in the starting lineup?
"I want to see Matt (Vogrich) have some success in there (and) Nik has adjusted so well to (coming off the bench)… but it is something you have to consider down the line," admitted Michigan headman, John Beilein.
But for now, with a 6-0 record the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" approach certainly applies. Beilein's desire for instant offense off the bench is being satisfied, and if the Wolverines can avoid the slow starts that plagued them in a few of the games prior to Tuesday night's victory, the status quo will do just fine.
"Coming off the bench, that's another thing (that has made Stauskas so effective)," said Burke. "If he were to start I think guys would be more into him off the get go, but when he comes off the bench and hits a three right when he comes in… that kind of shocks the defense."
For his part, Stauskas is satisfied with doing whatever his team needs him to – shoot, drive, pass, come off the bench… it's all the same to him.
"I'm still coming off the bench, but at this point it's something I'm fine with," he stated. "He likes me coming into the game and he has given me the green light to shoot and do what I want. I can't ask for anything more than that."
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Is there an online gallery with the winning images from last year, I do not see one on the site? I always look at previous winners to help improve my possible winners.
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In the meantime, the course is a combination of :
- many slides - often with too much detail on them (not great for a business pitch but perfect for a class)
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I'll ask the public: do you think I should put this information together into a book?
I've written or co-written about 6-7 books already but they are always so much more work than the time/payoff. There are a lot of books out there but as I said, this is a how-to course and not specifically on tools or a particular category (e.g., blogging). Anyway, let me know what you think.
So far, I have not mentioned more details of the final project because we have not yet told the students--if you're reading this--what it entails. We'll probably describe this in the next week or so, and I'll post it then.
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freakkin rubies, ruining our good names.
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freakkin rubies, ruining our good names.
and his boots :-)
... his girth belt is on backwards too... who dressed him?
I don't think those are boots.... Maybe adidas or asics??? Maybe he's gonna run a marathon..lol
Thanks guys, thanks alot. THAT is me in my Fett...........:(
Just kidding..... :lol
You know what's sadder? A year and a half ago, before I joined this forum I'dve been made up to wear something like that ... I blame you guys, ignorance was bliss ... ;)
Well he could be sleeping on the streets and had his boots were stolen and he had to sell slave one for crack money??? Hey the costume still looks good to me but his r2 needs a lot of work....lol
it's sad to see a fellow Fett doing this... hope he is well...
I weep tears of blood everytime I see a Rubies Fett. Such an unfortunate situation.
what's even sadder is I can remember a time when we would have looked at this and thought it was a good costume! My how far we've come in the 8-10 years I've been on these boards.
You know what's even more sad? That this thread exists and that this community continues to make fun of other peoples costumes which are not up to our personal standards.
You know at one point, I was a semi pro triathlete. I would start races with people on the same line never to see them again during the entire course. I always made an effort to stay at the finish line for a while to congratulate racers coming in behind me. "Wow, you are crazy fast!", they would sometimes say to me. Or, "You were flying on the bike!". "Hey, I remember when I used to throw up during races, and at least you're riding. Great job, brother!" I usually replied...
If I was a kid and saw that (well aside from the begging part) it would make my day. Us grownups are so...
Too true Shockwave. I would have had the biggeset grin on my face for the rest of the day. I'm not trying to knock the guy specifically. I applaud the fellow for going out there. I'd probably walk up to the guy and try and strike up a conversation if I saw him.
I was critical of the details on Fett(sad) even when I was a kid but I didn't care because I just wanted Boba to be seen more and get the recognition he was due.
I don't think the point of this guys photo was to show off his costume quality, but to deliver a laugh. If anything the "lesser" quality adds to the situation he is presenting. It looks like one of his gloves is missing, so that might be intentional as well as the reverse girth.
Personally, I don't want to laugh when I see someone in a rubies, because they spent a lot of money on it. Big slap in the face there. They see a box with "Officially Licensed" and look at the price and must think its awesome. Most people aren't going to want to spend thousands of dollars and a ton of time "making" a costume when they can get one out of a box and meet their needs. If I was going to a Halloween party to get drunk, I would rather take a rubies than my Boba Maker, FP, and Wicked Beard hybrid costume.
Maybe his glove is missing because he couldn't afford toilet paper.
Look closer (not too close, it might hurt)- he's not missing a glove, he's wearing fingerless gloves.
This dude appears to be homeless palying for laughs. Looks like he achieved his goal in spades. I like it.
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You see FOX, here in the United States, has taken the huge step of embracing the beautiful game by televising the Arsenal vs. Manchester United game on its main network. LIVE! This is the first time they have ever broadcasted an EPL game LIVE.
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I've been teaching mostly general english with a few exam classes for the past 4 years and recently got a full-time job teaching english at an oil company in Colombia.
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We already knew Rush Limbaugh was a sexist. But he's hit a new low, and for Rush, that's really saying something.
On his radio show yesterday, conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh reminisced about "a great period in [his] program's past." So what exactly is it that warms Rush's big heart to the core? No, it's not the "issues" of today but the joy of screening, rating, and cataloging the pictures of women who call into his show.
From the June 8 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show:
But there is no need to fret, if you're a woman and don't really know what you rate yourself as, Mr. Limbaugh will be glad to give you a hand. Today, Limbaugh announced that he will be able to determine for you whether you have the appearance necessary to have legitimate thoughts and ideas:
Rush Limbaugh has a long history of attacking liberal women. He has called Hillary Clinton "the sex-retary of state," female news reporters "infobabes" who "chickify" the news, and members of National Organization for Women (NOW) "whores to liberalism," Now, he has made it clear that it's not a political thing for him. It's how he views all women. He thinks conservative women are also "inclined to vote on superficial and emotional things first."
Limbaugh's comments are not only derogatory but they insinuate an image of women as individuals who not only lack depth but the capability to make rational decisions also. It is interesting though, for someone with Limbaugh's history of ridiculous commentary to be attacking women for being incapable of rationality. He has even had to apologize.
Furthermore, Limbaugh's attacks are now straying from the liberal-conservative divide, and targeting all women. His listeners are now part of the group that he targets as voting "on the superficial and emotional things first." It will be interesting to know whether Rush's female listeners embrace his sexist philosophy or not.
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The Artists Hand Gallery, 732 Philadelphia St., Indiana, will present "A Quilt Celebration," Jan. 7 through Feb. 1.
For more information, go to www.theartistshandgallery.com. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday; and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
The Historical Society of the Blairsville Area, 116 E. Campbell St., is open from10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For more information, call (724) 459-0580 or go to www.blairsvillehistoric.com.
The Indiana Art Association presents through March 8:
• "Portraits from the Silver Screen," 19 charcoal and graphite drawings from the early days of Hollywood by Dayas Silvis, in the Urgi Care facility at Indiana Regional Medical Center
• "Potpourri," a mix of photography, fiber art, paintings, collages and drawings, by Trish Dodson, Ambulatory Surgical Center, IRMC
• "Blendship," IAA artists exhibit together with acrylic paintings by Julie Knox, photography by Heather Russell, an oil painting by Gloria Doze- Czworka and collages by Hillary Brunwald and Heather Lipe, The Artists Hand Gallery, 732 Philadelphia St.
• "Nature and the World Around Us," photographs by Heather Russell, Chalice Room, Calvary Presbyterian Church, 695 Church St. Visitors should use the School Street entrance and check in at the downstairs office.
For more information, call (724) 910-1871 or go to www.indianapaartassociation.org.
The Indiana County Historical Museum, 621 Wayne Ave., Indiana, presents the following programs:
• Indiana Open Arts Exhibit, through Jan. 11. The show is sponsored by the Indiana Art Association, the Indiana Historical Society and the Indiana Garden Club
• Early cleaning methods, an exhibit focused on antique sweepers, vacuum cleaners and their predecessor, the rug beater
• "Celebrating 100 years of Girl Scouting," an exhibit of uniforms, badges and other Girl Scout memorabilia
• 150th anniversary of the Civil War display, a look at the soldiers and civilians affected by the War Between the States
• "The One Room School House in Indiana County," photographs and artifacts documenting the county's early schools
• Continuous exhibits detailing the history of Indiana County, including coal mining, Native Americans and military personnel.
Museum hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday; closed Sunday and Monday. For information, call (724) 463-9600.
Brad Yoder, an acoustic singer/songwriter, will be performing from 6 to 8 p.m. Jan. 10 at The Artists Hand Gallery, 732 Philadelphia St., Indiana. The all-ages show is free to attend. Call (724) 463-8710 for more information.
Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex, Wayne Avenue, White Township, will present:
• The Harlem Globetrotters, 7 p.m. Friday
• The Fresh Beat Band, 5 p.m. Jan. 19
• Justin Moore, 7 p.m. Feb. 12, with Randy Houser and Josh Thompson.
For more information, go to www.kovalchickcomplex.com or call (800) 298-4200.
Festival of Lights, through Wednesday, Blue Spruce Park, near Ernest. See more than 80 light displays including animation, during a 2-mile drive around the lake. Hours are 5:30 to 10 p.m.
For more information, go to www.indianacountyparks.org.
The Jimmy Stewart Museum, 835 Philadelphia St., Indiana, will present the holiday classic "It's a Wonderful Life," a 1946 production starring Stewart and Donna Reed at 1 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through Jan. 4 in the third-floor theater. An angel helps a compassionate but despairingly frustrated businessman by showing him what life would have been like if he never existed.
Museum admission: members, free; adults, $7; seniors, military, students with ID, $6; children 7 to 17, $5; children under 7, free. Prices are subject to change without notice. Movies are included with admission to the museum, which is currently hosting the special exhibit "Selections from our Collections." For more information, call (724) 349-6112 or go to www.jimmy.org.
The Indiana Players will present the following shows in Philadelphia Street Playhouse, 725 Philadelphia St.:
• "You Can't Take it with You," 7:30 p.m. Feb. 7, 8, 14 and 15, and 2:30 p.m. Feb. 9 and 16.
• "A Woman Called Truth," 7:30 p.m. Feb. 21-22 and 2:30 p.m. Feb. 23. A staged dramatic reading of the Sojourner Truth story in recognition of Black History Month.
• "Glengarry Glen Ross," 7:30 p.m. March 28 and 29 and April 4 and 5, and 2:30 p.m. March 30 and April 6.
• "I Remember Mama," 7:30 p.m. May 9, 10, 16 and17, and 2:30 p.m. May 11 and 18.


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This new Winchester is of course also made in Japan... and has the safety on the tang to meet importation. And it is better than an ugly Cross Bolt safety... The gun remains gorgeous. And it's smooth and well rounded... the gun is a work of art and the price is not unreasonable for what your getting these days. SMOKES a Marlin or Rossi all to hell. Would I trade my Marlin for one? If I had such as offer - Oh Hell Yes.
"...and has the safety on the tang to meet importation." GeorgeHill This imported 1886 has the original non-rebounding half cock hammer and solid tang design. http://www.chiappafirearms.com/products/78 If I am not mistaken the import safety requirements only apply to handguns.
That's bulky stuff then . May have to try some in the .444 just for grins.
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Would anybody be kind enough to ship me a few PLOTS books? I realize this is an odd request and I can also view it online but I am willing to cover shipping (of course) and maybe a $20 spot for time and trouble.
I assume the PLOTS books are free. If not, I'll provide the $ to purchase.
I thought about calling vendors out that way but thought surely a fellow hunter would help me out :)


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Cheers buddy. I seem to be going through a weapons phase eh? LOL!
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Cheers buddy. I seem to be going through a weapons phase eh? LOL!
Finished the modelling guys. Though I may alter the front grip under the barrel. That version is from the 3.75" Omega figures but doesn't look as good I think as the ingame version so I may go for that.
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Works fine for me buddy. Try this instead?
Impressive....Most Impressive. :D
Wow, excellent work!
Are you going to make the variations of the DC's? If so, I'm guessing they will all be the same size/shape, so if you wanted to swap the parts out to convert the gun back and forth, you could do that? That would be SWEET!
Your work is really awesome, keep it up!
Thanks very much guys! Glad you like it.
I went back and made some changes to that forward grip lastnight. I think this is a little better than that hexagonal drum I originally had. I also did the ammo mag.
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As for the attachments, I've thought about it. I'll probably come back and do them but I'll need to play the game a little more to see just how thay attach to the rifle. They don't just slot over the Deece as is. The front part of the standard Deece come off. So a little more research is needed.
Hey guys, could one of you kind people tell me how long a Deece is? I've never had a real prop of one before so I don't know.
Morning guys,
I managed to get the DC-17 finished this morning. The templates for anyone who's interested in them are available through my blog. It's 16 pages worth of templates and is not for the faint of heart or the novice I'd say. Though it should build up to a nice prop. You could remove the glue tabs and build this with styrene or build as a card model and fill it with foam or something similar to made it more sturdy. Resin then on the outside for a carder skin?? That's how I think I'll build mine anyway. :)
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nice work skip....
Thanks very much buddy! Glad you like it.
Hey guys,
I have another addition to the RC templates in the works today. Not armor though I'm afraid. :( However, it's still a cool one.
I'm almost finished modelling the pistol (unsure of it's model) the RC's use.
Not a great deal to say about it really as I'm sure there are plenty of RC fans here who know more about it than me. I started modelling it this morning and have one more part to add before it's done.
Outstanding as always Ner'Vod!
Thank you Brother. This weapons phase that have started seems to be sticking! LOL!!
Very nice work Skip! ;)
Thanks alot my friend. I thought you'd like it. I was asked to do this by a guy in the states. I can't say much about the why but it was an honor to do it. I'd have gotten to this anyway myself without being asked but it's good to have it done.
I'll probably unfold this and offer up templates for others to build their own from styrene or something.
Here's three pics of the complete model.
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EDIT: I've just looked at those pics above and it struck me that this pistol actually ressembles Robocops Auto9(I think that's what it's called)??? Funny. :)
Dude that is going to be like so awesome when you add color or whatever!:jango
No buddy. This could be textured and what not and even unfolded to create a card model for display.
Though I'm not really doing that anymore these days. I'll be unfolding this 3D model to create 2D templates or the pistol. Then those templates could be used to build you're own using sheet styrene or similar material.With a little time, ELwire could be used to light the prop too.
I've started a build of the DC-17 rifle using my templates. Hopefully, this will be one of my custom Mandos pieces of essential kit!!
I adapted my templates to work on styrene. Basically ignoring the glue tabs and having to trim 1mm off here and there to make up for thicker material. So far so good I think.
I know I sound like a stuck record Skip! but you got some mad modeling skills bruv... very clean! :thumbsup
Thanks very much buddy!! There's some areas that need filling here and there but overall it's going well. I'm trying to figure out now how to light it, have the ammo mag removable and have sections that I can remove to change batteries or lights.
Tricky but I'll get there. ;)
Thanks bro.
That's looking sweet Skip. Can't wait to see it finished!
Thanks Dexx, I made more progress on it lastnight. I'm building the area that'll house the ammo counter and energy magazine. I've kinda figured out how I'll approach it now. I'll have more pics later maybe.
Really enjoying this, I'm even obsessing over it already. Spending every free second on some part of it. It's good to be working with styrene again. :)
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I just got my fibreglass codpiece and back armour from Frosty.
Looks GREAT ( Vheers bud! ), but seems a little thin to me for wearing without worry.
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Pheasants belong in the order Galliformes. Other representatives of this order are turkeys, grouse, quail, guineafowl and curassows. Peacock pheasants are members of the genus Polyplectron, of which there are six species.
The Palawan peacock pheasant is endemic to the island of Palawan in the Philippines. Several habitat sites are known to exist in the central mountain range, from the limits of disturbed forest up to 2,000 feet (610 m). Due to deforestation, it is now thought that the Palawan peacock pheasant is becoming increasingly restricted to the island's mountains.
They inhabit the island's humid, coastal lowland forest, which is rapidly diminishing.
Adult length: Males average 20 inches (51 cm); females average 16 inches (41 cm); Woodland Park Zoo male: 21 ounces (594 g); Woodland Park Zoo female: 18 ounces (503 g). Wild Palawan peacock pheasants may weigh less.
Life span in the wild is unknown; up to 15 years in zoos.
In the wild: Seeds, grains, nuts, fruit, leaves, roots, insects, worms and slugs.
At the zoo: They are fed a pelleted diet that meets all their nutritional needs. They are also given live insects such as meal worms or crickets, with the occasional peanut as a treat item.
Although males reach sexual maturity at about 1 year of age, they often do not breed until about 3 years of age, when they attain full adult plumage and can compete successfully for females with other adult Palawan peacock pheasants.
Females reach sexual maturity and can lay at about 2 years of age. Nesting may occur both on and above ground. The clutch is normally two off-white eggs which are incubated by the hen for 18-20 days. Males take no part in the incubation but will help feed and rear the chicks.
Some reseachers suggest that the Palawan peacock pheasant is monogamous in the wild, while others state that there is little evidence to support this claim. One author observed that males may have a 3-4 feet (0.9-1.2 m) display arena similar to argus pheasants. This suggests that the Palawan peacock pheasant is polygamous. Another researcher suggests that all six species of peacock pheasant are polygamous. He cites the presence of multiple tarsal spurs used in territorial fighting between males as a possible strategy to remain polygamous despite their small size.
Newly hatched chicks are fed beak-to-beak by their parents. Within a few days, however, the parents will begin to "call" to the chicks, encouraging them to leave the safety of their hidden nest and feed on open ground. At about 10 weeks, young attain full juvenile plumage.
It's easy to tell a male and female Palawan peacock pheasant apart. Males are probably the most beautifully colored of the six peacock pheasant species. The crown of their head is adorned with dark-green, metallic-looking feathers, and a long, erect, black-green crest. The face is bare and red, with white ear coverts (small feathers that cover the ears) and stripes above and below the eyes and down the neck. The remainder of the head, neck and whole of the lower body is black. The tail is adorned with blue-green ocelli (eye spots), encircled by rings of black and gray. Females are colored in mostly brown tones with a white face and throat.
A male (cock) is attractively colored for a reason—to attract a female (hen). In courtship display, a male first gets a female's attention with courtship feeding. Spreading the feathers of its lower neck and mantle, and bobbing its head with a tantalizing bit of food in its beak, the male will drop the food in sight of the female. If she takes the food, the male will assume a dazzling lateral display posture that best shows off all the ocelli on the tail and tail coverts. The crest is erected and pointed diagonally forwards. He also emits a long hissing sound while walking circles around the female. If all goes as planned, his display will so impress the female enough that she will accept him for breeding.
Palawan peacock pheasants can be viewed at the Conservation Aviary in the Temperate Forest, located in the southwest section of the zoo. Our male is frequently seen displaying to the hen in April and May.
As with many island species, the Palawan peacock pheasant is an endangered species. Due to limited range and declining habitat, it has national protected status on Palawan. The present population is estimated at less than 10,000 and is thought to be declining. Hunting for food and trapping for the bird trade also continue.
It is estimated that there are approximately 1,000 Palawan peacock pheasants in captivity worldwide. As habitat declines, captive propagation should not be viewed as the sole answer for their future survival. Priority needs to be given to protecting undisturbed lowland forests on Palawan. Presently, these magnificent birds are protected in the island's 15 square miles (39 sq km) St. Paul's Subterranean River National Park. A conservation initiative proposed by The World Conservation Union, Birdlife International, and the Species Survival Commission recommends: 1) conduct surveys to identify suitable habitat, particularly in the south part of the island. If suitable sites are found, they should be proposed for protected status; 2) control hunting and the bird trade more effectively; 3) carefully manage the captive population to minimize loss of genetic diversity; and 4) initiate a government-supported educational campaign focused on protecting habitat and endangered wildlife.
The effort to save endangered species requires cooperation and support at the international, national, regional and individual levels. You can help in this cause. Join and become active in Woodland Park Zoo and other conservation organizations of your choice. Recycle forest products. Eliminate or reduce pesticide use.
Contact Woodland Park Zoo at email@example.com to find ways you can support conservation programs at the zoo. Learn other ways you can help conserve wildlife and their habitats by visiting our How You Can Help page.
Delacour, J. 1977. The Pheasants of the World. Spur Publications, Surrey, UK. 395 p.
Johnsgard, P. A. 1986. The Pheasants of the World. Oxford University Press, New York, NY. 300 p.
McGowan, P.J.K. and P.J. Garson. 1995. Pheasants: Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan 1995-1999. WPA/Birdlife/SSC Pheasant Specialist Group. IUCN Publications Services Unit, Cambridge, UK. 116 p.
Tayton, K.M. 1984. Palawan Peacock Pheasant at the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust. Dodo, J. Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust, 21: 92-109.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Green Bay freshman Ben Loeffelholz (Dubuque, Iowa) has been selected as the Horizon League Men's Swimmer of the Week for the period of Dec. 5-11, the conference office announced on Tuesday. It marks the first weekly honor of his young career.
Loeffelholz won a pair of individual events in Green Bay's dual meet victory over Valparaiso on Saturday. The freshman took the 100-yard butterfly in a time of 53.84, while also touching in first in the 200 freestyle in 1:48.91.
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'The contest will be a four-round elimination where the top four finalists will compete during portions of two Sabres home games at the beginning of the season (October 11 and 13). The winner will be announced live during the Sabres game on October 19 against the Columbus Blue Jackets.'
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'The initial entry for the contest will consist of an on-camera audition, explaining in two minutes or less why the contestant would be a unique and interesting in-game host. The winner of the contest will receive the opportunity to host 10 home games during the regular season.'
Sabres to hold emcee competition
'The Buffalo Sabres are staging their own reality show at a downtown arena near you. They are calling it their Emcee Contest, and it's a combination of "American Idol" and "Survivor," with the winner serving as the team's in-game Jumbotron host for 10 games this season.'
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'But with no changes planned on the Sabres coaching staff, he is looking elsewhere for a chance to move up to the NHL. He is under contract to the Sabres until the end of August but Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier said he has granted "more than one" team permission to speak with Cunneyworth.'
Funk, Sekera seeing spots
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Patent absurdity from Sabres
'I mean, from Drury to Briere to Vanek, this had to be one of the 10 worst negotiating jobs in the history of pro sports.'
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Ryan excited and ready for upcoming Sabres' season
'"I had to look for better opportunities for myself but Darcy (Regier) made it clear to me that the Sabres wanted me to come back," said Ryan "The situation was everything I was looking for. I have a great relationship with Lindy (Ruff) and Darcy so it was the right fit to go back."'
Arbitration Dates Set For Roy And Paetsch
'Derek Roy will go in front of an arbitrator on July 27. Nathan Paetsch will have his case heard on August 2.'
Front-loaded deals burden small markets
'In fact, big-market teams do have a distinct edge. Teams from larger (see: wealthy) markets, such as Philadelphia and New York, can offer longterm deals loaded with more money up front because they can afford to buy out players toward the end of the contract. The structure of the deals helps them circumvent the salary cap while still drawing the better players.'
Scoring big for charity
'"I'm leaving Buffalo and the Sabres, and I'm taking with me just the good memories," Briere said. "Obviously, there's been some tough times and there's things I wish would have been done differently. But you know, that's not what I'm taking," he continued. "And, I'm hoping it's the same thing with the fans, that they keep cherishing the good memories and especially the past two seasons we've had here."'
Briere Back in Buffalo
'Instead, Briere says when the season ended he waited and waited and waited for the Sabres offer. "When there's a week left before free agency that's when I kind of realized they were moving in a different direction and there's no hard feelings," says the former Sabres co-captain, "Obviously I would have liked to continue my career here but it's not the way it panned out."'
Insight into Vanek-panic and a salary-capped NHL
'Let's see how well Vanek does when forced into a leadership role. Let's see if he can put a $50-million smile on Lindy Ruff's face. As for Kevin Lowe, the smirk will last all season long.'
Pens' outdoor game may be played in February
'The Penguins are scheduled to play twice in Buffalo this season, once Jan. 1 and again Feb. 17. Each game is scheduled to be played at HSBC Arena and start at 1 p.m., but the Feb. 17 contest will be played on a Sunday — an ideal slot for NBC to televise an outdoor game, given that major sporting competition would be limited to the NBA and college basketball.'


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In my old shop I had a100 amp sub panel. 145 ft from house main panel to shop. The distance from the main panel to the sub panel determines the wire size needed. I used the minimum size per code calculation and the lights used to go dim when someone was welding and the 5 Hp air compressor kicked in. In the new 40 x 120 ft shop my son who is an electrical contractor put in a new feed from the power pole and a 200 amp main panel, 42 circuit and added a 60 amp sub panel next to the lift. seperate feeds to all of the bigger machinery, welder. lathe, mill. chop saw,etc , only 6 general use outlets per circuit breaker. . The wood side got feeds for planer, table saw, turret saw, sawdust colledtor. etc and the lights don't dim.
|It's going to depend on the size of your compressor motor. a 3hp single-phase motor @240v will draw somewhere around 18A or so. You'll need to check the data plate on the motor itself for HP/amperage draw. The 140 will pull about 15A@115V and you'll also want to take into consideration anything else that you'll be running off the panel....lights, fans, heaters/AC, etc. If after adding up all the numbers, you're comfortable with the 60A breaker (that it also gives you room for expansion), then it shouldn't be a problem. You'll probably want to consider oversizing the feed wire, depending on the actual distance between the boxes.
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I have a millermatic 140 and a Morgan air compressor that requires 240v. Would it be safe to say that a 100 amp subpanel with a 60amp breaker from the main allow me to utilize both devices simutaneously? That sounds like overkill to me.
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Handling: Organic Prairie meats are frozen at the peak of freshness, then individually vacuum sealed in air-tight packages to preserve optimum taste, flavor and freshness. Store in your freezer and thaw meat in the refrigerator or by microwave before cooking.
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