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The quickest approach to Paldor and Ganesh Himal is from Sabru near Dunche in the Trisuli valley which can be reached in a 6 to 8 hours drive from Kathmandu. From here the trail crosses the Langtang Khola to Sabrubesi. After crossing the Bhote Kosi river the route leads via Tamang villages of Tangjet and Gatlang, then heads northwards along the ridge before dropping into the forest above Mailung Khola to pick up the newly built road that leads to an army post. The moraine filled valley below Paldor is reached from here. We end the trekking through another part of Ganesh himal which is well known for Ganesh himal Home stay trekking. It offers the client meetings with typical real Nepalese people which also could be called an educational or cultural tour. You will stay near local peoples houses where you find their familiar environment, so that you will see Nepalese peoples real lifestyle. You will have face to face interaction with them.

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Magdalena Bogart spent her first seven years in Indonesia. She considers Munich, Germany her hometown though. She had been working as successful interior designer in the Bay Area for the past 25 years. She now is a full-time practicing fine art painter.
She has transitioned from 3-dimensional design to 2-dimensional composition in her paintings. Though she has painted for the past 20 years in her free time, she is now dedicating her time to developing her fine art career.
Recently she moved from Los Altos to Tahoe City. Magdalena uses these changes to express its influences on and in her paintings.
The bustle of life in Silicon Valley while raising a family and working full-time versus the calmer ways of life in the present show up in her work.
Bogart paints on wood panels. The textural nature of her art can only be achieved by
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Cashman Chair
In early 2012 I was asked by ATB Financial to discuss a potential project. The premise was pretty simple. They were doing a photo shoot of 50 or so Executives, and wanted a seat designed by a local designer. The end product would represent ATB's personality and tie all the photos together. There were several other parameters, but that's the basics.
I set to work trying to create what is now known as the Cashman Chair. It was a quick project, lasting less than one month. That's not a lot of time to research, design and fabricate. It brought me back to the days of designing White Moose®, when I had to act completely on instinct. And in fact, that was the whole reason I was contacted in the first place. Several of the creative's at ATB had seen the White Moose® line, and were very impressed, and in our initial meetings they wanted to capture some of that refined rawness (sounds contradictory, I know).
Initially, I consulted with Joanna Goszczynski, as she had designed the Ranger Seating Set under my direction. I wanted to embody what she had in those pieces. The result was an all-aluminum body formed from a single 3/16" sheet. A few welds, an upholstered seat and a white powder coat finished it off. Sounds simple, but it was pretty grueling. Major props go out to GC Custom Metal, and Benchmark Upholstery for going above and beyond.
Most people wonder about the name, and think it must be some kind of pun. It is, to a certain extent, but it's also named after a hero of mine, and a wordsmith at that – Tony Cashman. He's a historic writer, and we happen to be neighbours. At 88, he's still writing, and is as sharp as ever. A real inspiration to me, I thought naming a chair after him was one way of honouring such a great man.


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Darren Barnard
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|Personal information
|Full name
|Darren Sean Barnard
|Date of birth
|30 November 1971
|Place of birth
|Rinteln, Germany
|5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
|Playing position
|Left wing back/Midfielder
|Senior career*
|Wokingham Town
|→ Reading (loan)
|Bristol City
|Grimsby Town
|Aldershot Town
|Camberley Town
|National team
|England U18
|Teams managed
|Camberley Town (Joint with Paul Miles)
|Camberley Town
|* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only
Darren Sean Barnard (born 30 November 1971) is a German-born Welsh former professional footballer, manager and coach.
As a footballer he was a wing back and Midfielder from 1989 until 2010, notably in the Premier League for both Chelsea and Barnsley. He also played in the Football League for Reading, Bristol City and Grimsby Town before a spell in the Conference National for Aldershot Town and finishing his career with Non-league Camberley Town. He was also capped 24 times for Wales[1][2]
In 2007 whilst a player with Camberley Town, he also became the club's technical director before becoming first team manager in 2010. He stepped down from his role following the end of the 2011–12 season. He has since worked as the Academy manager of Aldershot Town.
Playing career[edit]
Chelsea paid non-league Wokingham Town £100,000 to seal the signature of 18-year-old Barnard in July 1990. He had to wait almost 2 years for his first team debut as he was competing with the established first team players Gareth Hall and Frank Sinclair for a place in the team. During his time at Chelsea, Barnard played for Bobby Campbell, Ian Porterfield and Glenn Hoddle, but was only given a regular run in the team by caretaker manager David Webb. Barnard was signed at a time when the Blues were attempting to boost their standing in the First Division with the expensive purchases of Dennis Wise and Andy Townsend, Barnard was forced to wait almost two years for his first-team debut. Comfortable playing anywhere along the left-flank, his first appearance was as a replacement for Vinnie Jones in a 2–1 win over West Ham United towards the end of the 1991–92 season, and after two further substitute appearances he was rewarded with his first start, it coming in a disappointing 3–1 defeat at Aston Villa. Manager Ian Porterfield resisted the opportunity to include Barnard in his side at the beginning of the following campaign, preferring to play Gareth Hall out of position in the absence of regular left-back Frank Sinclair, and with the exception of an outing at Coventry City in October it wasn't until the final three months of the campaign – after David Webb was drafted in to replace Porterfield for the remainder of the season – that Barnard became a regular fixture. Given the freedom to roam on the left of Chelsea's midfield, he impressed with a number of cultured displays, the best of which came against Middlesbrough when he came up against Boro's right-back Curtis Fleming eventually leading to the Irishman's injuring Barnard with a cut to the shin. He scored his first goal for the club that day, in what was a 4–0 win, and could look back with pride on a record that season of eight starts resulting in five wins, two draws and just a single defeat. However, Barnard was restricted to only nine starts in 1993–94, primarily as a left-back. A mid table league campaign was compensated for by a run to the final of the FA Cup, and although he did not feature in the final itself, Barnard did play in the semi-final victory over Luton Town after replacing the injured Craig Burley late in the first-half. He struck his only goal of the season in a 2–0 defeat of West Ham in March, and his final appearance for the club came six weeks later when he was selected for in the side that was beaten by Coventry City as Hoddle chose to protect his likely cup final team. Despite remaining with the club for a further 18 months, Barnard failed to reappear in the first-team, eventually joining Bristol City in October 1995 for a fee of £175,000, a move which proved to be a launching pad for his career as he went on to become a full international in the colours of Wales.
Bristol City[edit]
Barnard transferred to Bristol City for £175,000.[3] Two seasons in Division Two culminated in losing in the play off semi finals to Brentford. Bought from Chelsea, where he had made just a handful of first team appearances, Barnard initially played on the left wing for City. However, manager Joe Jordan started to play him at left wing-back shortly after his move to the club, and before long, Barnard was a fully fledged left wing-back. His ability to run with the ball down the wing, overlap with Brian Tinnion and, of course, his free kicks had earnt him some plaudits. Barnard left the club soon after, to join Barnsley in the Premier League, so this partnership was never seen in a competitive City side. Barnard scored 17 goals in 76 games for City.
Barnsley were looking to strengthen their squad after promotion to the Premier League for the 1997–98 season, signing Barnard for £750,000 as well as players like Eric Tinkler and Georgi Hristov. Barnard became a Welsh international during this season, making his debut for Wales in a 0–0 draw against Jamaica on 25 March 1998 and went on to collect 18 caps whilst at Barnsley. Unfortunately for Barnsley the Premier League dream lasted only one season, but Barnard played on for them in the First Division for another four seasons and played in the 1999–00 play off final defeat to Ipswich Town, in which he missed the opening penalty in the match, the last missed penalty at the old Wembley Stadium, although Barnsley were awarded another which Craig Hignett scored.[4] The goalkeeper, Richard Wright, as a result was sold to Arsenal for 7 million pounds. In the 1998–99 season, Barnard turned down a move to go to Southampton in November, on his first game after he declined the move he scored what possibly could be one of the all-time great goals for his club and himself, a left footed volley from the corner of the penalty area after a fine pass by Nicky Eaden. The goal was in Barnsley's 7–1 win over Yorkshire rivals Huddersfield Town on 27 November 1998, a game shown live on Sky Sports. Barnard scored 28 goals in 201 appearances for the club with many assists.
Grimsby Town[edit]
Barnard joined Grimsby Town for the start of the 2002–03 season along with fellow Barnsley player Steve Chettle. Barnard was used as a left sided midfielder in his first season while under manager Paul Groves, but was also used at left back, the latter was primarily his main position after the departure of Tony Gallimore in the summer of 2003. In both Barnard's seasons at Blundell Park he suffered relegations in which Grimsby went from Division One to Division Three. Following the club's financial difficulties many of Barnard's colleagues had been inexperienced youngsters. Despite not having any luck at his club, Barnard collected another 6 Welsh caps, the last as a substitute against Norway on 27 May 2004, coincidentally alongside former Grimsby teammates Danny Coyne and John Oster.
Aldershot Town[edit]
The former Aldershot and Farnborough District schoolboy joined Aldershot Town in August 2004 after leaving Grimsby Town. The Welsh international left-sided defender was a major signing by the Aldershot manager Terry Brown, becoming the club's penalty taker. In 2007 Barnard was made club captain as well as playing and captaining the Welsh semi Professional side. Barnard scored 24 goals in 127 appearances for Aldershot Town.
Coaching career[edit]
Camberley Town[edit]
Barnard moved to sign for Camberley Town prior to his release from Aldershot in 2007. As well as being used as a player, Barnard was also appointed the Director of Football for the club, and later the general manager. In May 2010 he was appointed joint first team manager alongside ex-Reading and Wycombe Wanderers player Paul Miles. Barnard became sole Manager after Paul Miles resigned in October 2011. In 2010 Barnard started his 'A' Licence coaching badge in Manchester. Other players on the course run through the PFA included David Lee, Paul Williams, Paulo Wanchope and ex teammate Shaun Goater. In May 2012, Barnard decided to move on from Camberley Town 1st team and stepped down as the Manager. Barnard still had links with the club through his next venture.
Professional Footballers Soccer Academies[edit]
In July 2011, Barnard become Director and Head Coach for Professional Footballers Soccer Academies.[5] Based at a local 6th Form school and in conjunction with Camberley Town FC. The role included Players receiving daily training involving individual and team coaching focusing on the Roles and Responsibilities of the players within the team. Players received guidance on individual Football fitness, nutritional advice and a regular appraisal to monitor each player's development both on and off the pitch. Players had the opportunity to represent the Football club through the Academy, youth, and college or reserve team, with the aim to progress into the first team or progressing to higher placed teams.
Aldershot Town[edit]
Barnard was appointed Academy Manager of Aldershot Town in August 2013 just after the club had come out of administration following relegation from the Football League the previous season. Barnard was approached by Aldershot Town Football Club to reinstate the club's Youth Academy after coming out of administration. Barnard very quickly formed a squad of 30 players and although very successful on the pitch it was Barnard's organisational and man management skills behind the scenes moulding the players into a well drilled unit both on and off the pitch that really stood out. With a vast amount of experience having played himself at the highest level, Barnard understood the welfare and player liaison duties that go with a modern managers position. Once the Academy was established and running the decision was taken for Barnard to go and explore alternative routes in his football career. Barnard left Aldershot Town in December 2013.
Masters Football[edit]
Masters Football is a branded six-a-side game designed for older (35+) former professional footballers. Barnard also played for Chelsea in the 2007 London masters. Chelsea won the trophy with Barnard collecting the Golden Boot award. Barnard also played for the PFA in the Hong Kong 2007 Sevens, losing in the Finals. Barnard collected the Golden Boot award for the second time in 2008 for Chelsea in the London Masters. In 2009 Barnard played for Wales in the Sky Masters, losing out in the final to Ireland. Barnard got his third Golden Boot award in 2010 for Chelsea in the London Masters. Barnard also scored his first hat trick for Chelsea old boys against Reading old boys in 2010.
- ^ "Darren Barnard". Post War English & Scottish Football League A – Z Player's Database. Retrieved 28 December 2009.
- ^ "Wales – International results – 2000–2009". rsssf.com. Retrieved 28 December 2009.
- ^ Darren Barnard-'I'm not too worried for myself' Guardian Article May 2002 Confirms Transfer Fee to Bristol City as £175,000 retrieved 16 November 2010
- ^ "Ipswich triumph at last". BBC Sport. 29 May 2000. Retrieved 26 September 2018.
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 23 April 2013. Retrieved 22 January 2013.CS1 maint: Archived copy as title (link)
External links[edit]
- rsssf.com – Welsh International Matches
- sporting-heroes.net – Player Profile (Chelsea)
- Reading FC International players
- Barnard's Wonder goal against Huddersfield (video)
- 1971 births
- Living people
- People from Rinteln
- English footballers
- English people of Welsh descent
- England youth international footballers
- Welsh footballers
- Wales international footballers
- Grimsby Town F.C. players
- Chelsea F.C. players
- Barnsley F.C. players
- Reading F.C. players
- Bristol City F.C. players
- Aldershot Town F.C. players
- Premier League players
- English Football League players
- National League (English football) players
- Wokingham Town F.C. players
- Camberley Town F.C. players
- Welsh football managers
- Camberley Town F.C. managers
- Association football fullbacks
- Association football midfielders
- Footballers from Lower Saxony


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Before I describe MiraDry, I would like to say that I recently got this done. A month and half in and my armpits are completely dry. So if you have axillary sweating. You should diffinetly consider this. I believe its worth the money.
miraDry is a safe, clinically proven, FDA-cleared solution for significantly reducing underarm sweat. It's an outpatient procedure performed in your physician's office, and it doesn't involve any surgical incisions or cuts. miraDry works by delivering precisely controlled electromagnetic energy to the underarm area, eliminating the underarm sweat glands.
miraDry is the only FDA-cleared procedure that provides a lasting reduction of underarm sweat in a completely non-invasive way. Other treatment options, including antiperspirants and toxins, aim to temporarily disable the sweat glands for varying lengths of time – requiring repeat treatments to maintain effectiveness. Other options involve surgery, which poses inherent risks.
$2400-$3000 for two separate treatments separated by 3 months. Sometimes only treatment is necessary, if your happy with the first treatments results.
I had this treatment done before getting the ETS surgery. Unfortunatley it did not give me the results that I wanted. Keep in mind that each treatments results vary with different people. I know many people have success with the underarm treatment.
Botulinum toxin type A, commonly known as 'Botox', is a treatment given by injection into the skin. Botox can be used for treating localised hyperhidrosis of the armpits and also on the hands in some locations.. This drug has been used for many years to treat muscle spasms affecting the face, eyes and neck and for foot problems in children with cerebral palsy. It is also used widely used for cosmetic purposes.
When small doses are injected into the skin, it blocks the nerves that supply the eccrine glands; this prevents the glands from producing sweat.
The treatment involves getting a plethora of shots all over your hands or armpits. If your are not good with shots, then I suggest avoiding this. Also it is not permanent, so It needs to be repeated every three to six months for maximum effect.
$900 estimated per treatment
ETS Surgery
ETS surgery should be the last step that you consider. I had the surgery in high school after trying pretty much every other treatment. Initially, I was extremely happy with the results. My hands were completely dry. Later, I had to question my decision because I was one of the few who got Compensatory sweating pretty bad. Basically sweating more in other regions, like torso armpits, thighs. In retrospect, I probably still would have gotten it done, because having sweaty hands is extremely uncomfortable. At least with the products I reviewed in my relief products section, I can hide my compensatory sweating.
An ETS involves cutting these sympathetic nerves which switches off the sweating. The sympathetic nerves that control the sweat glands of the hand and armpits runs inside the rib cage near the top of the chest. The development of surgical telescopes and cameras has led to the ability to divide these nerves through very small incisions, which can improve symptoms.
The operation
This operation is performed under general anaesthetic. A small incision is made beneath the armpit. The lung, on the side being operated on, is allowed to collapse a little to help make room for the operation. Your other lung remains intact and is capable of doing all the work. A camera on a thin telescope is put into the chest, and the nerves which are to be divided are found. One other small hole may be made to put in the instruments that divide the nerves, although this can also be done using the same hole as for the camera. After the nerves have been cut, the lung is re-expanded and the instruments removed. Sometimes a small drain (plastic tube) is left in the chest for a few hours to make sure all the air is removed from the chest cavity.
Consult your insurance company
Topical Therapy
Topical treatment is another popular treatment. You can get a prescription and try to get Drysol. The over the counter product that i had the best results with was Sweat Block.
Topical treatment is usually a prerequisite to any to any major treatments.Doctors usually wont prescribe medication before you try this first. Results vary person to person. Topical treatment is effective, due to its high percentage of aluminum chloride
Aluminum chloride is thought to obstruct sweat pores and induce atrophy of secretory cells within the sweat glands. The only contraindication to this treatment is documented hypersensitivity, and aluminum chloride should not be used on irritated, broken, or recently shaven skin.
Patients should apply to dry skin nightly until clinical relief is achieved, at which point maintenance therapy is instituted and frequency of applications can be spread out over time in some patients. The morning after an overnight treatment, patients should wash away residual aluminum chloride and apply topical baking soda to limit skin irritation.
One prescription that I had some success with, and still take is glycopyrrolate. Glycopyrrolate is the generic name. It usually goes by Robinul or Avert. For those of you that don't have insurance, you can find it on a canadian pharmacy site that will ship it to you (Email for details). Those with insurance, like i mentioned earlier, most doctors wont prescribe until you try the topical treatment first.
According to the Mayo Clinic, oral glycopyrrolate works well for sweating because it blocks the nerve impulses to the sweat glands. People with severe hyperhidrosis can benefit from taking this medicine, but it is best to start off with the simplest, least intrusive solutions first. Oral medications such as glycopyrrolate usually should be taken only when it is absolutely necessary


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Paul Franklin Monds
(Obituary ~ 05/29/17)
Paul Franklin Monds, 78, of Brazil, passed away unexpectedly, May 25, 2017 at his home. Paul was born October 21, 1938 in St. Louis, Missouri, the son of the late Olin Leroy and Edna Aurora (Glasemann) Monds. He graduated from Beaumont High School in St. ...
After mistake in 2012, Sato learns lesson to win Indy 500
(Professional Sports ~ 05/29/17)
By JENNA FRYER AP Auto Racing Writer INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Takuma Sato had victory in sight once before at the Indianapolis 500. When he attempted a last-lap pass, Sato lost control of his car, crashed and Dario Franchitti went on to his third victory in "The Greatest Spectacle In Racing."...
Knights rain hits down upon Patriots in sectional win
(High School Sports ~ 05/29/17)
By CAREY FOX Times Sports Editor Radio stations like to fill holiday air time with a variety of music count downs that the chronical the top hits of the year. In Monday afternoons' semifinal opener against Owen Valley, the host Knights played their own greatest hits on the way to a 15-5 win over the Patriots...
Cans and tabs still needed to feed Haitian children
(Letter to the Editor ~ 05/29/17)
To the editor: I was called to come pick up several bags of cans because they couldn't put the lid on the large container. The past commander of the VFW really wants to see some more children fed with our "Rice for Haiti" kids. Past Commander Bob Bigley somewhat apologized that another person there took the tabs for a school kid's fundraiser and I told him that was all right, they go for a worthy cause, no matter...
Applications being accepted fair queen, princess pageant
(Local News ~ 05/29/17)
The annual Clay County Fair Queen and Princess Pageant is a little more than a month away, and organizers are asking those interested in participating to apply soon. Princess candidates must between ages 12 and 16 or not have turned age 17 on or before June 1. Queen candidates must be between ages 17 and 20 or not have turned age 21 on or before June 1...
FINANCIAL FOCUS: Financial Gifts – and Tips – for New Graduates
(Column ~ 05/29/17)
It's graduation season again. If your child is graduating from high school or college, you have reason to celebrate. But what should you give to your newly minted diploma holder? You might want to consider offering a combination of financial gifts and tips, which, taken together, could set your graduate on a path toward a successful, independent life...
Historical Society News
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
The Clay County Historical Society will meet June 5 in the lower level of the museum. The guest speaker will be Andy Lohrman, a local beekeeper and new bee supply store owner. Andy has done extensive research about beekeepers from the 1800's and has incorporated that knowledge into today's beekeeping. ...
Northview High School 2017 Honors Awards
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
Fifth-Third Bank Perfect Attendance for four years — Tatum Dyar, Jordan McMillin, Emily McWilliams, Nicholas Ross, Nicholas Salinetro (perfect attendance for 13 years), Samantha Thomas (perfect attendance for 13 years) and Cuong Tong. Daughters of the American Revolution — Tatum Dyar...
Clay County Planner May 30, 2017
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
Registration for the Brazil Public Library summer story hour begins on Tuesday for children ages 3-5. Parents or guardians must have a valid library card. Story hour is at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays starting June 7 through July 12. The library's summer reading club sign-up begins June 1. Parents or guardians must have a valid Brazil Public Library card. No card is needed for the weekly programs on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m., beginning June 7...
Pierce graduates
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
The University of Evansville is proud to announce that a local student graduated during UE's 159th Commencement on Saturday, May 6, at the Ford Center in Evansville. Evan Pierce of Brazil, a History major, received a Bachelor of Arts degree.
This Week, That Year in Clay County: May 28-June 3, 1945: War winds down
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
Looking back, it's apparent the war was winding down in the last week of May, 1945. Tokyo was bombed so extensively, Premiere Suzuki said the city would have to be completely rebuilt and Emperor Hirohito's palace was completely destroyed, much to the pleasure of Americans at home, according to news wire reports...
REUNIONS May 30, 2017
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
The Reelsville 2017 Alumni banquet will be Saturday, June 3, at the Central Elementary gym. Central Elementary is located east of the South Putnam High School at the intersection of U.S. 40 and S.R. 231. Enter the South Putnam campus off of U.S. 40 and follow the signs to Central Elementary. Social hour will be from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. with a meal and business meeting to follow. For reservations, call Marilynn Walden at 765-653-5287...
CLUB NEWS: The Calico Quilters of Clay City
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
The Calico Quilters of Clay City met at the REIN Center Library in Clay City on May 16 at 6 p.m. Karen Staub called the meeting to order. Twenty-five members were present. Mary Lou Thompson spoke to the group about the Sunbonnet Sue pattern. They were most popular in the 1940s. ...
Couple to celebrate 70 years
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Mathis Jr., formerly of Brazil and Greencastle, will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary on Saturday, June 3, 2017, at a party in Mission, Texas, hosted by their children. Mr. Mathis is the son of the late John J. Mathis Sr., and Nellie R. (Cunningham) Mathis of Harmony. Mrs. Mathis is the daughter of the late Orville M. and Mildred E. (Kirkling) Albright of Knightsville...
HONOR ROLLS Fourth Grading Period
(Other Record ~ 05/29/17)
Clay City Elementary -First Grade All A's: Colton Barker, Brody Burkle, Anna Duckwall, Rehgan Henderson, Trace Ludwig, Karson Marks, Grace Pierce, Bentley Souder, Emily Swearingen, Kailyn Tucker, Charli Walters, Quincee Barnhart, Madison Brinkman, Journey Campbell, Jenny Chaney, Shelby Hofmann, Bryar Horton, Sydney Lowdermilk, Baylee Mattox, Logan Orman &Mason Sheese
HONOR ROLLS Fourth Grading Period
(Community News ~ 05/29/17)
Clay City Elementary - First Grade All A's: Colton Barker, Brody Burkle, Anna Duckwall, Rehgan Henderson, Trace Ludwig, Karson Marks, Grace Pierce, Bentley Souder, Emily Swearingen, Kailyn Tucker, Charli Walters, Quincee Barnhart, Madison Brinkman, Journey Campbell, Jenny Chaney, Shelby Hofmann, Bryar Horton, Sydney Lowdermilk, Baylee Mattox, Logan Orman &Mason Sheese
Mild winter means more blood-sucking mosquitoes, ticks
(Local News ~ 05/29/17)
(AP) — Public health officials say the mild weather Indiana residents enjoyed last winter is coming back to bite them by spurring an increase in tick and mosquito populations in parts of the state. The Vanderburgh County Health Department says the southwestern Indiana county is seeing more ticks and mosquitoes this spring than in past years...
Clay City falls behind early, can't rally against WRV
(High School Sports ~ 05/29/17)
By ANDREW BOWEN For The Brazil Times SWITZ CITY -- White River Valley won its first baseball game of the season Monday morning and it came at the right time. The Wolverines (1-17) beat Clay City 9-4 to win the first semifinal of the White River Valley Sectional. The Eels (6-15) never seriously threatened WRV as the Wolverines took a 7-0 lead after two innings...
- Knights top Mustangs to repeat as sectional champions (High School Sports ~ 05/29/17)
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In Recognition: Disabled persons honored with special
joined the United Nation's observance of International
Day of Disabled Persons Tuesday (December 3).
It was a day to recognize "people who are
equal and valuable members of society and who
create material and cultural values," said
the head of the UN Armenia Public Relations Department
Valeri Tkachuk.
Many disabled people, representatives of ministries,
Non-Governmental Organizations dealing with issues
connected with invalids and guests gathered at
the Armenian office of UN.
Among the guests for the celebratory occasion,
19-year old Hayk Grigoryan expressed a common
not happy today. I have a wish that there are
no invalids at all in the world."
The reality is more severe. Today there are 110,000
invalids living in Armenia.
Head of the Invalids Issues Department of the
Ministry of Social Welfare Jemma Baghdasaryan
says, "our main goal is to integrate invalids
into society and create equal conditions for all
of them. We resolve many issues with about 15
NGOs that are dealing with invalids' problems."
The disabled themselves are of different opinion
concerning integration.
President of the Veratsnund Charity Fund dealing
with those having spinal defects Misha Mkrtchyan
(pictured) says, "it would be more correct
to prepare society to integrate with invalids.
And invalids' integration must start from their
families, neighborhood, and salesmen of their
streets' kiosks."
An exhibition in the UN office's gallery tells
about huge work done by Bridge of Hope and Pyunic
The head of Pyunic's Armenian office (it is also
registered in the US) says that many problems
concerning invalids are solved by their efforts,
however there are questions that need attention
from the State and the international awareness
day is a reminder.
"Today we involuntary find ourselves in
the center of the republic's attention,"
Mkrtchyan says. "We are taken into account."
A round table discussion at the Union of the
Architects was dedicated to the invalids' adaptation
to the urban demands in the field of design and
buildings, constructions, roads almost don't correspond
to the people with limited possibilities. It's
necessary to prepare new programs of construction,
which will provide invalids with the available
conditions," says head of the Urbanization
and Natural Resources Department of the Administration
of the Government Sirekan Ohanyan.
The new streets constructed in Yerevan by the
Lincy Fund are an example of an attempt at meeting
needs of the disabled, as sidewalks have been
built to include access ramps.
"I always dreamt to see special ramps in
our city. Of course, I've not passed on them yet
but I'm very happy and thankful," says 19
year old Arevik Musakhanyan (pictured) from Yerevan.
Although the ramps don't correspond to international
standards the effort is appreciated by those who
need them.
"I myself participated in preparing the
letters to the Government. We asked to make some
changes in the design works implemented by the
Lincy project," Mkrtchyan says. "And
as a result those special ramps were prepared.
Of course, there is a 1-3cm barrier but an invalid
can overcome it with the wheelchair. The important
thing is that they have started to make those
changes and in future they will fix it."
According to Ohanyan, from now on the issue of
providing invalids with equal conditions will
concern construction and design of the new buildings
and buildings that are under reconstruction.
"My friend is in a wheelchair," says
Anahit Vardanyan. "When we were in some parks
with her, we felt bad. But now we are extremely
happy as at last special ramps were built."
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Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a common, complex clinical syndrome characterized by alterations
in the normal vaginal flora. Bacterial vaginosis has been associated with a variety of
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nonchlamydial pelvic inflammatory disease; and an increased risk of acquiring and
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2. Confirmed current diagnosis of BV using Amsel's criteria.
3. Women with at least total 2 confirmed episodes of BV including most recent episode
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3. Any contraindications or sensitivity to taking the vaginal gel.
4. Allergy to metronidazole
5. Alcoholics or those unable to abstain from alcohol consumption.
6. Pregnancy
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NC House bill would increase abortion restrictions
An N.C. House bill filed Wednesday would ban healthcare facilities owned by UNC and East Carolina University from performing abortions.
The change is one of a number of new abortion restrictions in House Bill 465, which is sponsored by four Republicans: Reps. Jacqueline Shaffer, Pat McElraft, Rena Turner and Susan Martin.
The bill would also increase the required waiting period before an abortion can be performed from 24 hours to 72 hours. The patient would be required to provide informed consent to her medical professional at least 72 hours before the procedure.
"It just gives a little more time for such an important decision as abortion," McElraft said, adding that the 24-hour waiting period has prompted an estimated 2,500 mothers to change their minds.
The bill would ban doctors who aren't licensed as an obstetrician or gynecologist from performing abortions. McElraft says that requirement is designed "to make it very safe for women."
McElraft said state-run facilities like UNC shouldn't provide abortions. "We wanted to make sure that taxpayers were not paying for abortions anymore," she said.
Other provisions are similar to a Senate bill filed last week by Republican Sen. Warren Daniel. Senate Bill 604 would require that clinics have written agreements with hospitals in case of emergencies. Both bills would also impose new requirements on doctors who perform abortions or induce miscarriages after the 16th week of pregnancy to provide substantial documentation to the state, including an ultrasound image. After the 20th week of pregnancy, doctors would have to provide additional documentation justifying why continued pregnancy would threaten the woman's life or gravely impair her health.
Abortions after 20 weeks have been illegal in North Carolina since 1973, except in cases where continuing the pregnancy would result in those circumstances.
Both bills would also give physicians the right to refuse to perform abortions if they have moral, ethical or religious objections to it.
Abortion rights groups oppose both bills, saying it would do nothing to protect women or children, while inserting the government into the doctor-patient relationship.
"This bill would ban abortions performed at two of North Carolina's most renowned hospitals, UNC and ECU, limiting a woman's ability to receive the very best care possible, and prohibit two of the finest medical schools in the the country from providing doctors with the training necessary to provide safe abortion care," said Melissa Reed, vice president of public policy for Planned Parenthood.
A spokeswoman for ECU's Brody School of Medicine said the school's staff does not currently provide elective abortions, although it does perform the procedure when medically necessary. The school is affiliated with Vidant Medical Center but does not operate its own hospital.
Reed called the 72-hour waiting period an "arbitrary delay on a time sensitive procedure," and she said the obstetrician/gynecologist requirement ignores "the rigorous training doctors currently undergo for an outpatient procedure."
Opponents of abortion issued a statement Wednesday praising the bill. "HB 465 is a major step towards addressing the negligent and abusive practices endemic to the abortion industry and safeguarding North Carolina women," said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the national group Susan B. Anthony List. "We are encouraged by this women-led effort."
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Ibrahim's Khan, 16:00 -19:00
Ways to Meet Αgain
The exhibition Ways to Meet Again focuses on an examination of what constitutes boundaries, borders and territories and how these are expanded or overcome. Through the opening up of their own memories, the artists revisit the concept of identity and examine the possibilities of conciliation between local and international means. The participants are also called to explore ways (through their works) to document, classify and record information, mechanisms of re-negotiation of historicity, as well as, ways to re-adapt personal and collective points of view. As a location, Cyprus has had an unchanged territorial value and, at the same time, has given space to the vision of interculturality.
The artists are alumni and graduate students of the Fine Arts postgraduate programme of Frederic University.
Curated by: Klitsa Antoniou, Vicky Pericleous, Panayiotis Michael, Chourik Torosian, Savvas Christodoulides.
In collaboration with Frederick University Nicosia
Free Entrance


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I'm getting read for my third Tour. I'd love to have you come join Team Red, or donate to the effort to find a cure for diabetes.
Archive for May, 2014
Tour de CurePosted: May 4, 2014 in Diabetes
Tags: diabetes., donate, team red, Tour de Cure
Disclaimer: A note about languagePosted: May 3, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: curse, cuss, Disclaimer, language, profane
There are times when my characters will be cussing. They may be cussing a lot. I've been known to cuss like a drunken sailor who stubbed his ingrown toe nail after a week long bender. Words are just groups of phonemes that have been assigned meaning by us over time. Outside of Dune I don't think the utterance of a specific sound, or group of sounds, has ever directly brought irreparable harm to anyone.
If we think about it 'cuss' is just a modification of the word curse. A curse is 'a prayer or invocation for harm or injury to come upon one' (Merriam-Webster). The word profanity derives from profane; the act of treating something sacred with abuse. Both of these words describe an act. My thought then is that one arbitrary grouping of sounds should mean no more than any other arbitrary grouping. There should be no difference between /f/ /u/ /k/ and /f/ /u/ /ng/ /k/, after all three of the phonemes are the same. So why should we prefer the word funk to fuck? Both have their places. What we should have a problem with is intent. Remember that definition of curse?
When I, or my characters, curse we don't intend harm to anyone (unless I'm voicing a bad guy). For me 'bad words' are just another tool in my descriptive language tool box. What I find offensive is that someone would wish harm or injury on another person. Somehow the phrase "fuck this fucking shit" has been seen as more taboo than telling young children that they will burn in a lake of fire for all eternity for simply uttering that phrase. Or, Cthulhu forbid, they dare to have the audacity to love someone that bothers you. If that isn't wishing harm on someone, I don't know what is. Often the same people who have a problem with the word 'fuck' see absolutely nothing wrong 'God hates X'. Personally I find the word 'hate' to be way worse than any curse word I've ever heard.
If you still can't deal with it blame my mother. I could cuss in four different languages before I could do subtraction.
Gather 'round everybody. It's story time.Posted: May 1, 2014 in Fiction
Tags: fiction, serial, story
I want to try something a little different, since I can't seem to stay motivated enough to write anything technical. I'm going to start writing an intermittently fictionalized, ultra-hyperbolized, account of the life of a reality challenged phone guy.
[The line for the cash register was growing ever longer. There was only one register open while at least five employees milled about the store doing various nonproductive tasks. Two more were outside collecting trash in a thinly veiled excuse to have a smoke. The Wal-Mart reject in front of me was trying to buy a pack of cigarettes. It's always fucking cigarettes. Whenever you see a line at a convenience store it's always coffin nails or lottery tickets. I don't know what it is about those two things that cause even the most efficient lines to start moving like The Pitch Drop Experiment. There was now at least ten people lined up behind me. The lady in front of me was now getting quite exasperated with the unfortunate cashier, who had the temerity to not be familiar with every brand and style of smoke. He was in high school after all. How could he not know the arcane differences between Marlboro Ultra-light 125's Golden Blacks, and Marlboro Ultra-Light 100's Golden Menthol Super Mild's? He was on his fifth or sixth trip back from the rack now. He either finally got the right ones or she gave up and took what he gave her, I didn't really care. I was already pushing it to get to work on time. I knew I shouldn't have stopped to get my morning 88oz diet soda. It never fails, whenever I'm trying to beat the clock I run into some one buying cigarettes or lottery.
Okay, they had finally settled on a pack, maybe we could finally get on with it. Oh shit, out comes the inch thick clear envelope stuffed with lottery slips.
"I would like these numbers, plus two double whammy split box combos for the noon drawing, a number 18, two number seventeens, five number ones, and two of those twenty dollar scratch-offs over there, and I need you to check these tickets to see if there are any winners."]
Okay that's it. I can't take this anymore. I brought my left leg up and to the right. Raising my steel toed, steel shanked, heavy logger boot above my head before snapping my foot down in a perfect axe kick to the lady's head. Those years of taking Tae Kwon Do with my daughter were useful after all, who'd a thunk? I stepped over her unconscious body and made my way up to the shocked teenager standing agape at the register. "Stop staring and ring me up. I ain't got all day mother fucker." After they got over their discomforted silence there was a couple of cheers from behind me. It seemed to me that the register jockey was trying very hard not to laugh. At least after he got over his initial shock.
[Jesus Fucking Christ on a pogo stick! Why are these people always in front of me when I'm in a hurry? Why is there one register open at lunch time? I set my drink down on the coffee island and walked out the door. I didn't have time for this shit. I work seconds and normally don't come in until midafternoon. Because of stunningly inept managerial incompetence however, we lowly field techs were being forced in on overtime to cover for some of their more egregious mistakes. I mean if we could usually almost cover the work load with two crews of fifteen people each, why shouldn't we be just fine if we combine those two crews into one. Along with three other smaller crews. While we're at it the combined crew doesn't need that many people. Let's give the new crew fifteen slots total and move everyone around between the garages. What do you mean three of the old timers retired right after we did that? Everything's way more streamlined, they should be ecstatic. Hence why I was in a gas station during the lunch rush and in a foul mood. I should still be in bed. I could already tell this was going to be a stellar day.
I finally got to work, drinkless, and started the interminable process of logging into my work computer. I swear the thing took at least ten minutes to boot up on a good day. Somehow we were supposed to log in, look over our jobs, restock, and PMCS our trucks; while getting out of the garage in fifteen minutes. I don't know what hyper caffeinated gerbil came up with that time scale but if I ever meet him he's getting clubbed.
Oh look. Seven jobs, each taking at least two hours, all with access 8-5, behind me. What fucking genius thought it would be a good idea to load the late tech with a metric crap ton of jobs that should have gone out first thing in the morning? Just like every other time we've been forced on overtime I'm going to spend the first half of my shift trying to cram ten pounds of shit into a shoddy five pound bag, and the second half driving around no accessing people. Remember the customer's number one!
My instant messenger app dings and I've got four new messages. One from nine o'clock this morning wondering why I haven't dispatched on some job or another, two from two different project managers demanding I go on their job before I do any others, and one from my buddy telling me that they sent half our crew down to the southern part of the state to help with storm damage. It looks like I won't be getting off this turd merry go round for a while. Well I guess that explains why the rest of us poor slobs are on forced OT. Both of the aforementioned jobs are emergencies. They both loose access at five. They are both high priority optical circuits. They're at least an hour apart in distance and it's going to take me another forty-five minutes or so just to get to the depot and pick up the equipment to I need to install the circuits. If this ain't a recipe for disaster I don't know what is.]


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Thursday twilights: Sailing on an empty harbour!
Luke Parker
First twilight sail was held off this week. 8 sailors enjoyed at 15 knot NorEaster on a harbour devoid of any traffic other than one moth and two yachts having a cruise.
Several windward-leeward races and one with a couple of great reaches. A great way to end the day, stress free training on our beautiful harbour. It doesn't get any better.
We'll be there from 5pm every Thursday during daylight sailing. Everyone is welcome


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Courtesy of Sue Abrahamson @ Waupaca Area Public Library
Here are some facebook photos from today's Superhero Day. 119 kids made superhero
capes and masks from old t-shirts. They are all running around town full of
dreams to go out and do good!
Now that's what I call "DREAM BIG"!


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Teaming up with some fabulous vendors in Minneapolis, my studio mates 4 Girls Glamour and I put together a beautiful shoot to highlight foral jewelry creations from Petal Cart Boutique. We re a big fan of this shop. Aimee, the owner, has impeccable taste and her arrangements are always popping! Her creations for this shoot ranged from fresh flower necklaces, bracelets, hair combs and even earrings!
Model Ashley Lynn, a living breathing angel herself brings life to the floral pieces as well as the lingerie from Flirt Boutique.
As far as the hair and make up look, I kept it "natural". We all know how much make up it takes to look flawless in photos, but other than the berry lip (which I adore) and red cherry strip lashes, it was a very blended, soft and neutral look. I wanted the fresh flowers to remain the focus. There is nothing like a big, round, bouncy curl set to achieve a classic wave and general volume for styling hair up. I anchored the floral hair comb in an asymmetrical twisted 'do. Leaving it unsprayed and easy. Swept back, romantic and just let her fly aways soften and fall naturally.


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Atascadero bans marijuana shops, but you can still grow a pot garden and get deliveries
Atascadero residents will soon be able to have recreational marijuana delivered to their homes and grow plants in their own yards, but the city remains closed for business when it comes to dispensaries.
City Council members on Tuesday night voted unanimously to pass an ordinance regulating cannabis activities within the city.
"I think we're headed toward the finish line, at least for this round," said Phil Dunsmore, the city's Community Development director.
Atascadero officials have been considering how to best regulate marijuana for months: The city held a series of open houses earlier in the year and then followed them up with two special public meetings in April and August to give staff guidance.
The city is trying to regulate marijuana activities in the wake of Proposition 64, a statewide ballot measure legalizing recreational forms of the drug. Californians approved the referendum in November, and the state will begin licensing businesses in January.
Under Proposition 64, residents are allowed to possess and use marijuana products and can grow up to six plants indoors. Local governments can regulate all other activities.
Atascadero leaders — like many others in San Luis Obispo County — are taking a conservative approach to marijuana regulation, banning brick-and-mortar dispensaries and indoor and outdoor commercial cultivation. Grover Beach is the only city in the county that has approved plans to allow dispensaries.
Morro Bay officials are considering permitting two medical dispensaries, and commercial marijuana sales will likely be allowed in unincorporated areas of the county when the Board of Supervisors passes an ordinance on Tuesday.
Even so, Atascadero officials plan to regulate recreational and medical marijuana in the same way, to make enforcement easier.
We need to make a decision about what we want our city to look like. ...We have to start somewhere.
Roberta Fonzi, Atascadero mayor pro tem
Council members still had additional questions, especially regarding the definition of "private residences," as city staff suggested limiting deliveries to prevent them from occurring in public places. But they ultimately agreed on the need for an initial ordinance.
"We need to make a decision about what we want our city to look like," said Mayor Pro Tem Roberta Fonzi. "... We have to start somewhere."
On Tuesday, council members voted to allow the following activities:
▪ Recreational and medical marijuana deliveries to private residences
▪ Outdoor marijuana cultivation of up to six plants for personal use
▪ Marijuana testing facilities in certain nonresidential areas
Residents growing marijuana indoors for personal use must cultivate their plants in an area of up to 120 square feet that's not a bedroom.
Outdoor grows cannot be planted in a resident's front yard, and must be confined to a plot no larger than 120 square foot that's not visible from the street and is set back 25 feet from adjacent homes and public rights-of-way.
Council members were also interested in learning more about a citywide tax referendum. The ballot measure would include activities not currently allowed in Atascadero, so the city could tax businesses if they permit them in the future.
The city would begin the process of putting a tax referendum on the November 2018 ballot in February, according to a city staff report.
Council members will give the ordinance their final approval at their next meeting on Oct. 24.
Lindsey Holden: 805-781-7939, @lindseyholden27


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Bracets- Topshop, Bag- New Look, Ring- New Look
Sandals- Primark, Nails- Barry M (Magnetic Metallics)
Here are some pics of my outfit from Sunday, I went to the Northern Quarter Takeover in Manchester. It was one big street party for everyone to join and all the local bars and restaurant's had BBQ's, Bands and DJ's all outside and the atmosphere was fab. it was like a little mini festival in the middle of the city!
I was really torn with what to wear as the weather has been so all over the place lately, but it was such a gorgeous day on Sunday that I decided to get my legs out for may be the last time this summer!
As you have already heard me mention, leather is going to be a big deal this season so I road tested my new jacket (which I love) and I teamed it with my denim dress from Forever 21. I really liked the girly feminine dress against the more edgy jacket. Sometimes it is fun to clash styles together don't you think? And the dress is a great shape as it comes in just under the bust to give definition without being to restrictive, which was just as well with all the Pimms and Red Stripe we were drinking!
Here are a few photo's of the day itself.
A delicious Almost Famous Burger!!
Getting into the Party!
It really was a fantastic event, the Northern Quarter of Manchester is the Soho or Greenwich Village of the city. It is the part of town that have a wonderful selection of independent bars and restaurants and is the go to place for new cocktails and food!
Therefore there is always a really eclectic mix of people, music and fashion.
It was packed out on Sunday and we had a great time, if you are not from Manchester then I would definitely recommend a visit to this part of town!
If you would like to know more about the event or see more pics then here is the link to the site
I hope you all had fab Bank Holiday weekends and have not got the post weekend blues too much! I am busy busy this week, lots of blog stuff going on and getting very excited for New York Fashion Week!!
Happy Tuesday!


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15 - 30 July at 6pm
Ticket Prices: $10 - $20
Purchase tickets at: https://nz.patronbase.com/_ATC/Productions/NBT1/Performances
What will you fight to the death for?
An eclectic ensemble of radical performers celebrate protest and revolution in a call to action that is part riot and all party.
Devised with the cast.
Director: Ahi Karunaharan
Part of ATC's Next Big Thing.


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Bikini pants Pilyq to wear on both sides.
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Bikini panties Pilyq with cords. The bottom has a shiny fabric in gray and the edges are finished with half circles. The cords are on the sides and can be tied as it is fine. You can also wear the pants inside out, so you have a black pants! You can combine the bikini pants bikini tops Pilyq!
- Material: 86% polyamide, 14% elastane
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Dream Beyond Art And Fashion - Jeans For Refugees
Jeans donated by Alicia Vikander, Bryan Adams, Carla Bruni, Hrithik Roshan, Melanie C, Salma Hayek, Vivienne Westwood and more are now available for a limited time only at SiOTT Gallery.
With the support of more than 100 celebrities, internationally acclaimed artist and designer, Johny Dar, has put his artistic talents to work raising funds for the International Rescue Committee (rescue.org).
Born out of the artist's dream, Jeans for Refugees has grown into a global art project in less than a year. Started by Johny Dar, the initiative inspired 101 celebrities to donate their jeans to the cause. The artist painted each of the 101 pairs of denim by hand, applying a range of colors in his recognizable abstract style and creating a one-of-a-kind collection of wearable art. Seeing jeans as perhaps the most democratic of all garments, the artist puts an emphasis on equality and blurs the line between celebrities and the anonymous. A world traveler himself, Dar strives to connect people of the Earth in a manner of JR or Banksy, praising humanity above all other qualities.
Therefore, every pair of jeans painted by Johny Dar is more than a unique haute couture piece - it is a symbol of a greater fight for equal chances for all in a borderless world.


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Voter Information
Happy New Year to all of my Family, Friends and the Community. If you are not Registered to Vote, please call the Polk County Supervisor of Elections Office at: (863) 534-5888. The Office is Open Monday through Friday from 8:00am until 5:00pm.
2019 is a Big Election Year and Yes I need your Votes To Win the City of Lakeland, Commissioner At Large Seat, which is all City of Lakeland, Florida District.
The Election is on Tuesday November 5, 2019.
Let's make 2019 a Productive Year, let's get out and Vote and let your Voices Be Heard. May God Bless You to have a Great Year, and make 2019 a Powerful Voting Productive Year. https://www.polkelections.com/Voter-Services


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Organic Activated Charcoal & Peppermint Shampoo Bar
Activated charcoal will deeply clean your beard and hair of product build-up by clarifying and detoxing your beard and skin and removing toxins and build-up. It may helps those with oily scalp and dandruff in the beard or scalp with an ending results of adds volume and shine to your beard. Peppermint oil penetrates deep within the hair follicles and stimulates circulation. The increased blood flow oxygenates the hair follicles and stimulates growth.
* Can be used on Face & Body *
Ingredients: Organic Palm Oil, Water, Organic Sunflower Oil, Organic Coconut Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Organic Olive Oil, Essential Oils of Peppermint, Tea Tree and Cajeput, Activated Charcoal.


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