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DERMagic Certified Organic Shampoo Bars
Scented with natural essential oils that are not only soft on your pet's skin, but soft on your nose as well!
When you have a wriggly pup in the sink, one hand does double duty with a shampoo bar! These bars lather beautifully with no sulfates, rinse easily and cleanly, they're portable (no spills!) and they smell wonderful. You and your pets will love these, and one 3.5 oz bar will outlast a 16-ounce bottle of liquid shampoo for a great value too!
DERMagic Organic Skin Rescue Shampoo Bar
Lemongrass & spearmint essential oils combine with the healing powers of sulfur and neem oil.
DERMagic Organic Skin Rescue Shampoo Bar is perfect for the dog suffering problems like hot spots, itchy skin, mange, alopecia X, or yeast infections. This amazing organic shampoo bar utilizes sulfur and Neem oil to naturally kill yeast, fungus, fleas, mites, and bacteria, while giving your pet a refreshing exfoliating cleansing that rinses squeaky clean. The Skin Rescue Bars contain no preservatives, no sulfates and no harsh chemicals, providing the perfect first step to restoring your dog's skin to good health.
The DERMagic Organic Skin Rescue Shampoo Bar has been awarded Editors' Choice 2011 by Pet Product News, and was chosen the #1 Retailers Pick for Grooming Products for the entire year! In 2010, it was named Best Skin Care Product by Dog News Daily and winner of Best Product by Fido Friendly Magazine!
DERMagic Organic Diatomaceous Earth Flea Bar
Insect-repelling proprietary essential oil blend combines with the natural flea killing power of diatomaceous earth.
Got Fleas? If you have seen fleas or flea specks on your dog, get rid of them the natural, organic, non-toxic way. Diatomaceous Earth is a fine white powder made by tiny (microscopic) water creatures that make silica-based shells for themselves. These tiny shells fall to the bottom of lakes and oceans over millions of years, accumulating in massive white deposits that are then mined and crushed to a fine powder.
Deadly to any insect or larvae, each tiny "shell" is very sharp, like razor blades to insects, but completely harmless to all animals, fish and birds, both externally and internally.
Combining this element with a proprietary blend of essential oils, bathing your dog with the DERMagic Flea Bar kills fleas and provides an anti-microbial, calming and therapeutic effect for dogs with both dry and oily skin. Plus, it's completely safe and contains no toxins, preservatives, chemical insecticides, sulfates or other irritants that can aggravate sensitive skin.
About DERMagic
DERMagic wonderful shampoo bars are handmade in the Pacific Northwest from certified organic ingredients. And for every 10 shampoo bars purchased, a tree is planted!
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Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: Dermagic
Peppermint & Tea Tree Oil Shampoo Bar (Certified Organic) - Saponified Coconut*, Olive,* Castor* and Sunflower* Oils; Essential Oils; Saponified Jojoba* and Rice Bran Oils; Stearic Acid; Organic Aloe Vera; Vitamin E, Organic Dried Peppermint. (*Certified Organic)
Lemongrass Spearmint Skin Rescue Shampoo Bar (Organic) - Saponified Coconut*, Olive,* Castor,* Sunflower,* Jojoba* and Rice Bran Oils; Neem Oil, Aloe Vera Juice,* Essential Oils; Sulfur; Stearic Acid; Vitamin E. (*Certified Organic)
Organic Diatomaceous Earth Flea Bar - Saponified coconut,* Olive,* Castor,* Sunflower,* Jojoba,* and Rice Bran Oils,* Cocoa Butter,* Vitamin E,*, Proprietary Essential Oil Blend,* Diatomaceous Earth, Aloe Vera.* (* denotes Certified Organic ingredient)
Organic Rosemary Shampoo Bar for Sensitive Skin - Saponified coconut,* Olive,* Castor,* Sunflower,* Jojoba,* and Rice Bran Oils,* Cocoa Butter,* Rosemary Essential Oil. (* denotes Certified Organic ingredient)
Chamomile and Sage Shampoo Bar - Saponified coconut,* Olive,* Castor,* Sunflower,* Jojoba,* and Rice Bran Oils,* Cocoa Butter,* Vitamin E,*, Proprietary Essential Oil Blend,* Aloe Vera.* (* denotes Certified Organic ingredient)
The reviews below are presented for informational purposes only and are not intended as an endorsement of any product. The information is not intended to be a substitute for visits to your local veterinarian. Instead, these testimonials offer the reader information and opinions written by pet owners and/or veterinarians concerning animal health and products that they have used.
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Doggy spa in a bar!
By Peidmont Kate
from Morganton NC
About Me Minimalist
Comments about DERMagic Certified Organic Shampoo Bars:
Our wire-haired dachsund, Lucy, has oily skin and a tendendy toward patchy dandruff. DERMagic soap is so mild that she can have more frequent baths without irritation. Applying the soap lather requires gentle massage, not the usual smearing about of a glob from a bottle of shampoo. The lather softens and soothes her skin - - the flaky, bare patches have diminished greatly, and her hair is nearly grown back.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great Product!
By MaggieLynn
from Milwaukee, WI
I like this product's easy use and the fact that it is organic. I think it's important that humans AND our animal friends use natural products without chemical additives. This soap has a very pleasant fragrance without being overpowering, and lathers just right!
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By Lyn
from Plano, TX
About Me Beauty Conscious
I was worried the shampoo bar wouldn't lather well and I was very pleasantly surprised. It lathers great.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Love these shampoo bars
By MaryF
from Minden, NV
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
We have only used this once, but we could tell right away we have converted from liquid to bar shampoo. We have a shepherd and terrier. We used the Peppermint/Tea Tree oil on the shepherd and the skin Rescue on the terrier who has thyroid problems. It lathered well, rinsed easily and the dirt came out. The smell was not overpowering either, nice scents. The terrier's coat was shiny and silky and still is after two weeks, which it has not been for a number of months. Her dry skin has minimized and the flaky skin is reduced. The shepherd still has a soft and shiny coat too. She typically will take a 'dirt' bath a few days after a water bath. But she has not yet. We are starting to think the shampoo might have something to do with that lack of dirt bath response. Eitherway, it's nice to have a clean dog.We will continue to use. The bars are so much easier to use than liquid shampoo and we used less shampoo with the bar.
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
DerMagic Certified Organic Shampoo Bars
By Mountain Pup.
from Dahlonega,GA.
My dog loves it and she smells great.
Happy with this sudsy shampoo bar
By Zig Zag
from Miami, FL.
Our Dobe has on going infectious dermatitis and this shampoo seems to be helping her with less rash and itching. I really like the way it lathers easily and is easy to rinse off.
I think it worked.
By Ab's Mom
from Olive Branch, MS
I bought this for my itchy GSD. I think it helped somewhat, but now she has a new issue. A bar of soap is better than liquid I think, but not sure it will last as long; I could be wrong. Made her shiny and clean feeling. Just started Immune Balance to see if it will work in combination.
Merchant response: These bars are great! And the Immune Balance will surely help an allergy.
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
By Susan the dog breeder
from Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
This is the first time ever that I was able to give my dog a bath and not break out in hives. I am allergic to something in regular dog shampoos and have tried many over the years. Thank you for another great product. I got one for my best friend, too.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Very good product
By Jeri
from RR ,TX
The soap does not lather. It does clean well and get rid of the fleas. Works very good with my little dogs. Their Hair shines and no dryness is on the skin.
Very scented but doesn't linger
By Digidoll
from Seattle, WA
The bar has a VERY strong minty smell (it infused the entire box with my order), but it didn't make my dog too scented and the smell didn't linger that strongly after the bath. It is very foamy as well, but I think the bar will last a while as there was not much noticeable use after one wash. Dog soap in bar form is so much easier to use than liquid... I wish this one was on a rope, though, so I didn't have to find a safe place to set it down while I scrubbed him.It was not effective at removing the foul odor of whatever he rolled in that necessitated the bath in the first place, however... had to use the full strength odor removing liquid shampoo for that one spot (and it took 3 washes!).
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Greg Visinho will rejoin the Beacons' staff as associate head coach. Visinho's primary duties with the Beacons will include assisting with team and individual coaching on the field, video editing responsibilities and serving as the general recruiting coordinator.
Since joining the staff he has played a major part in helping head coach Amy Zombeck lead the Beacons to it's five most successful seasons in program history, including the programs first berth into the NCAA tournament as well as helping numerous players earn All-Conference and All-Region accolades and the program's first All-American. Over the past five years, Visinho has helped guide the Beacons to five consecutive winning season and a 75-27-7 mark (.720 winning percentage).
Visinho has a wealth of experience coaching women's soccer with stints at various levels.
Prior to his arrival at UMass Boston, he was the Head Girls Soccer Coach at Silver Lake Regional High School, where he led the Lakers to the first and only Patriot League title in school history in 2006.
Greg is also going into his seventh year with C.S. United Soccer Club, where he serves as the clubs full time West Region Director of Coaching.
In 2010 Visinho captured a Presidents Cup Region 1 Championship for the club with his U15 team. This marked the first girls regional championship of any kind in the clubs 16 year history.
Visinho's coaching experience extends to the professional ranks as well. From 2005-07 he was a member of the Bay State Select franchise's staff of the Women's Professional Soccer League (WPSL). Here he mentored some of the best female players in the world including several current WPS players and former Brazilian National Team star Daniella.
He has also coached for several premier clubs in Massachusetts over the last fourteen years including the Taunton Eagles, South Shore Select and Crusaders United. In addition he serves as a Camp Director for several camps throughout the Bay State.
Visinho has earned his USSF F and E badges, NFHS Fundamentals of coaching certificate, NSCAA Goalkeeping Diploma and his NSCAA National Diploma, NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and NSCAA Premier Diploma. He will be attending his USSF B License this summer.

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From the world's largest hydrogen bus fleet to a six-acre multi-use Olympic Oval, British Columbia appears determined to host the "greenest games ever" in Vancouver come February. The city has constructed a series of stunning sustainably-built structures in preparation for upcoming events, and has also kicked off its naturally:wood website, which offers a free digital tool kit for Building Green with Wood and insight into how BC's sustainable forestry helps LEED the way for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Read on for just a few of the Olympic buildings boasting impressive LEED certification standards.
The Richmond Olympic Oval is a sexy crown jewel of a speed-skating hall with three levels and a massive wood wave roof inspired by local ecology, using lumber affected by the Mountain pine beetle. The venue features energy-saving refrigeration and rainwater collection, and the CAD $16-million oval roof claims one of the world's largest clearspan wooden structures, around the size of four and a half football fields.
Vancouver Convention Centre will host the Winter Games Secretariat's International Media Centre and a six-acre living roof of 400,000 native plants, free of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides, that also captures rainfall to use within the building and for irrigation. The venue also features seawater heating and cooling, on-site water treatment, marine habitat built into the foundations, and shoreline restoration.
The 2010 Commerce Centre is certified as a LEED Gold structure, connecting two distinct spaces for multimedia and community affairs and decked out with submerged Douglas-fir logs and concrete countertops utilizing post-beetle mania pine chips.
As intended, Vancouver's Olympic buildings will remain alive and well even after the games have ended.
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February 22, 2010 at 10:14 am
Vancouver is an amazing city and the best one to live in, according to many ratings of the last several years. The games are organized on a very high level. But unfortunately there was a terrible accident with that man in his sledge. When I saw it on the video how it happened it seemed to me the descent wasn't constructed to be quite safe.


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New Ways to a Healthy Heart
Cardiovascular disease caused more than one third of all deaths in the US in 2004, making it the nation's No. 1 killer. Confronted with that grim statistic, one could venture we've been missing something. Two new studies suggest what that might be—fruits and vegetables full of vitamin C and a daily dose of sunshine. In the first study, conducted at the University of Cambridge, researchers charted the vitamin C plasma concentrations of more than 20,000 Europeans between the ages of 40 and 79 for nearly a decade and documented their rates of stroke. "People in the top 25 percent of vitamin C concentrations had a 42 percent lower risk of stroke over 10 years versus those in the bottom 25 percent," says lead researcher Phyo Myint, MD. "And the effect was independent of major classical risk factors." Noting that few studies show vitamin C supplements alone prevent stroke, Myint posits that other goodies found naturally in fruit and vegetables, such as bioflavonoids and plant sterols, probably play important complementary roles in stroke prevention.
The second study, at Harvard Medical School, examined more than 1,700 people with hypertension over an average of five and a half years. It found that the participants with vitamin D deficiencies were twice as likely to have heart attacks, strokes, or other serious cardiovascular events than the participants with normal vitamin D levels. Most experts agree that 15 minutes of sun each day or 1,000 mg daily of vitamin D supplements will give you what you need.


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After Barack Obama won his historic victory in 2008, the opportunity to reshape the landscape of American politics glimmered before him and his advisers.
CHARTS: Presidential Voting By Demographic Group, 1980-2008
In his ardent, pathbreaking campaign, Obama captured 52.8 percent of the popular vote against John McCain, becoming the only Democratic nominee since World War II other than Lyndon Johnson in 1964 to exceed 50.1 percent. Obama ran best among young people, minorities, and college-educated white women, all groups that were growing in numbers. That "coalition of the ascendant" offered the new president the prospect of a steadily expanding base—even as his dramatic victory provided him the opportunity to court voters dislodged from the Republican coalition by disillusionment with outgoing President Bush. For all of these reasons, the 2008 results allowed Obama's team to dream, much like the French generals at Verdun, of breaking through a grinding stalemate—in the current case, the rigid and narrow divide that had characterized American politics for the 12 years since Bill Clinton's reelection in 1996.
Four years later, those dreams of realignment have, for now at least, turned to dust. After four grueling years of economic turbulence and partisan conflict, no one in either party expects Obama to consolidate a commanding new majority coalition this fall. Instead, his team is struggling against fierce economic headwinds to marshal a bare majority that relies less on converting ambivalent swing voters than on maximizing turnout and the president's advantage among his core supporters.
Lifted by economic discontent, Republican contender Mitt Romney is running better in polls this summer than McCain did among the groups that were always the most skeptical of Obama, particularly older and blue-collar white voters, as well as well-educated white men. But Romney, too, has directed his agenda almost entirely at his party's core supporters. And that has made it easier for Obama to hold his most reliable groups despite the economic anxiety. The net result is an election that today appears on track to more resemble the 50-50 division of Bush's slim victories in 2000 and 2004 than Obama's 365-vote Electoral College blitz in 2008. Absent a dramatic late development, small shifts in the preferences or turnout of virtually any group in the electorate could decide this election.
To understand the boundaries and dynamics of this struggle, National Journal has updated a project we conducted in 2008 that examined, in unprecedented depth, the fault lines and cross pressures among American voters. In that initial report ("The Hidden History of the American Electorate," NJ, 10/18/08, p. 14), we examined the results from the general-election presidential exit polls conducted across the country by a consortium of news organizations from 1988 through 2004. In this update, National Journal adds the results from the 1980, 1984, and 2008 elections to produce an expanded look at the hidden history of the electorate over the past eight presidential elections. (The organizations performing the exit polls have changed over the years; the 2008 survey was conducted by the Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International National Election Pool.)
The calculations were performed on exit-poll data files by Emory University political scientist Alan Abramowitz for 1980 and 1984; Ruy Teixeira, a public-opinion analyst and author at the Brookings Institution and the Center for American Progress, for 1988 to 2004; and Joe Lenski, executive vice president of Edison Media Research, for 2008. National Journal, however, analyzed the results for each year.
As we noted in 2008, the exit polls allow for finely grained analysis of specific subgroups because they survey such a large sample of voters (17,836 in the 2008 version). Most readers, for instance, are familiar with the gender gap— the tendency of men to vote more reliably Republican than women and women to vote more reliably Democratic than men—or Hispanics' strong preference for Democrats. But in this report, NJ highlights much more precise trends, such as the differences between college-educated and noncollege-educated white women, and those between Protestant and Catholic Hispanics. In its unique detail, this analysis spotlights both the changes in, and the durability of, the preferences among the key groups in the electorate.
It also shows how shifts in the electorate's composition have altered the political balance at least as much as have changes in voters' attitudes. Because of the steady growth of the minority population and Romney's failure so far to crack those voters, Obama could prevail in November with an 80/40 solution: winning about 80 percent of the vote among minorities and about 40 percent among whites. Yet, hard times could put even that modest showing with whites beyond Obama's reach. Heading into its final months, the 2012 campaign still looks like a titanic collision between the economy and demography.
This article appears in the September 1, 2012 edition of National Journal Magazine.


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