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When I was a little girl I had a favorite story my mom would read to me. She could read about three quarters of the story and then I would shut the book and not let her finish it. It was right at the part where the little boy was about to cross the river but he was unaware that waiting on the other side of the river was a Bobcat crouched and ready to pounce on him. It took a very long time to let her finish that story because I was afraid of what would happen to the little boy. I wanted to believe he would be ok and the story would end happily but I was too afraid to peek ahead and see. It was easier to enjoy the story with my own ending in mind. I could imagine the story any way I pleased and I liked it best that way. Now mind you, I was only a little girl and I didn't realize that children's literature wouldn't have a little boy get devoured by a hungry Bobcat on page 17 but my logic said, I like it to turn out exactly the way I picture it…no risk…no gamble…no chances. When I got a little older I remember my mom telling me that you never know what happens in the next chapter unless you turn the page. You may like it just the way it is but the odds are good that it will get even better; you just don't know unless you turn the page. She was exactly right! I would have to add to that theory a bit though and point out that even after you turn the page to the next chapter you might not like the first few pages very much but stick with it because odds are good that it will get better.
The Good Lord popped the sweet story reading memory into my mind as we were driving home from Ohio late Friday night. We had just left Shannon six hours away at Franciscan University and I couldn't quite seem to turn off my tears. I heard all the advice run through my head; she will be fine, she is ready to spread her wings, you wouldn't want her living in your basement when she's 30, you raised her to be strong and independent now let her practice what she's learned, it's only six hours away, she'll be home at Christmas, Franciscan is Passionately Catholic and she will grow so much as a daughter of God, she will be surrounded by Priests, Sisters and people of faith no parent could ask for more. I repeated it all to myself dozens of times but I just couldn't get my heart to buy into the thoughts my mind was thinking. Growing up is such a logical process. You are born, you get older, you set out on your own and the cycle repeats. Seems so simple doesn't it…but my heart and my teary eyes just weren't buying it!
As I type this post it's been about 48 hours since I've seen that sunny smile and heard that sweet voice and most of them have been spent blinking back tears but in those hours, here's what I've discovered. It will get easier; but probably not before it gets really hard though! I suppose the best things in life, the God things in life are like that…tough but necessary. I've discovered that it's only partly about her getting older, I am too, and realizing that I'm not the mother of a kindergartner but of a college freshman means I've changed and that reality requires some pondering. I suppose God didn't intend for any of us to stay the same year after year; all those changes are most often the things that lead us directly to him because change is hard and we need his help. After about the 400th time of asking myself "where has the time gone?" I decided to actually answer that question and I kind of liked the answer. It made me realize that the time that passed so quickly was jam packed with lots of amazing stuff. It didn't just pass by or get stolen; it was lived and thinking back on all my years as a mamma was a joyful experience. Good parents work with God and raise their children, they don't just watch them grow up and all that "raising" creates some great memories. I found myself drifting off in thought about some of the stuff we packed into those years that slipped past and I pondered some of the things I think we did right and I laughed at lots of the mistakes we made as parents.
It was time for us to move on to the next chapter but just like that favorite story my mom used to read; sometimes it's hard to turn the next page. I can tell you for certain that I am NOT enjoying the first couple pages of this new chapter but I know it will get better! I think back to that childhood book and I realize how much time I wasted wanting to keep things just the way I knew and wanted them to be. The first time I let mom finished the whole story I realized I'd been missing out. Parents everywhere are sending babies off to kindergarten, high school and college and each one of us shares that same ache in the pit of our stomach and that same desire to freeze time; that's because we have loved well the gift of our children and that's a good thing. My heart feels a bit more settled when I remind myself that God, the masterful planner has great work to reveal; not just in Shannon's life but in mine as well. He has a plan for Dave and me as we try to figure out what we'll do with our time now that the last little Wohlfert is off on her own. God is so smart; I'm sure he's smiling at all us weepy parents thinking; oh just wait to see the goodness I have for you and those children that I love even more than you do!
A Seed To Plant: Spend some time in prayer considering the changes that are hard to make. Ask God, your Loving Father to help you turn those pages and see the story he has written for you.
Thank you for sharing this on the FUS parent's FB page. It was a beautiful read and it's nice to find your lovely blog. God bless!
Not quite sure what to say to make you feel better, but you and Dave did a great job. Got a little teary-eyed myself. Shannon will do awesome.
Thank you so much my friend. It gives me great hope as we face our move on Sunday with our freshman. My heart hurts.
Your comments touched my heart and connected with my thoughts as my daughter begins her Senior year at K-State. I too am teary eyed as I wonder where the time has gone, but at the same time I am so proud of the daughter we raised and the experiences she has had at college. Even today it is so hard to see her head back to college as I miss her witty comments and the fun we have as we work together. Our life has changed and God is showing us the way as we adjust and give ourselves to the Lord. Thanks so much for sharing your feelings!


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Hands of Grief & Defiance: Volodymyr Zelensky gestures to the world
War is always a tragic catastrophe…especially for Jews in the Ukraine.
Scholars estimate about 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 Ukrainian Jews died during the Holocaust.
Most were murdered by Nazi firing squads, often aided and abetted by both Ukrainian paramilitary personnel and civilians. Most of the executions of Jewish mothers, fathers, children, and the elderly were in plain sight of their Christian neighbors.
Like many American Jews, I have family connections to these "blood lands". My maternal grandmother's family fled Odessa around the turn of the 20th century for Chicago. My paternal grandmother's family fled Berdychiv (about 90 miles outside of Kyiv) at around the same time to farm in North Dakota.
None of them ever looked back.
There was no sentimentality about the "Old Country" or what they were leaving. There was no concerted effort by my elders to transmit the Yiddish language or stories of their lives in the Ukraine to their American-born progeny.
When my grandparents occasionally spoke Yiddish (the common language of Eastern European Jews) in front of the grandchildren, it was to make sure that we did not know what they were saying.
When I see the Ukrainian-Jewish comedian and TV personality Volodymyr Zelensky heroically leading this historically anti-Semitic nation against an unprovoked invasion by a brutal Russian Army, I am astounded and inspired… but not fooled.
Zelensky is a historical fluke. Being a widely popular television celebrity confers political influence that can lead to power—as in case of Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump.
The Ukrainians want advanced American and Israeli military weapons now, as well as so-called "Jewish Influence" on their nation's behalf with both the American and Israeli governments later down the road.
The mainstream U.S. media estimates about 5.4 million Ukrainians have fled their country since the Russian invasion over two months ago. How many Ukrainians have actually died at the hands of the Russian army is unknowable during a time of active conflict and massive media warfare.
At this point, plausible fatality estimates range from 3,000 Ukrainian soldiers and 3,000 civilians to several times that. But it appears unlikely that the present combined military and civilian death toll surpasses 30,000 out of a total population of 41,000,000.
A historical perspective is important when looking at the current war.
Approximately 6,850,000 Ukrainians died during WWII (with about 1,650,000 being soldiers). Previously, in 1932-33, an estimated 3,900,000 Ukrainian peasants were intentionally starved to death by Russian dictator Joseph Stalin. He was trying to both collectivize their small family farms and destroy their national identity and culture.
In a televised and digitally dominated 21st century world, the war in Ukraine is made deeply resonant to hundreds of millions people across the globe. We can empathize with the suffering of brave, freedom-loving, and innocent Ukrainians being bombed, shot, raped, and tortured.
In America we are saturated with these horrific images and voices of carnage in a 24/7 news cycle.
War is hell…
But it is a much smaller hell than in times past for both Ukrainian Christians and Jews.
What appears most dangerous and alarming to me is the obvious lesson from the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Namely: nations without nukes are at the mercy of nations with nukes.
It is important to remember that the Ukrainians voluntarily gave up their substantial nuclear arsenal about 30 years ago to Russia in exchange for a written non-aggression treaty.
This historical folly is apparent to all—even to a layman like myself.
It motivates countries like Iran and Saudi Arabia to get the bomb no matter what price must be paid. A nuclear "umbrella" is essential for both national sovereignty and survival in today's world.
And, it motivates both Germany and Japan to seriously re-evaluate their public posture regarding nukes. It is widely assumed that both nations could produce them at a moment's notice if the perceived need arose.
China and Taiwan are getting a stark crash course in the permeability of national boundaries in an era no longer dominated and mediated by an all-mighty American military and economic colossus.
This brief video that I produced on grief and defiance is nominally about Prime Minister Zelensky and Ukraine.
But it is really about human resilience in the face of state-sponsored aggression and oppression.
And the precarious place it leaves all of us.
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Megyn Kelly Is Set To Take Over The 9 A.M. Time Slot On Today, Replacing Tamron Hall And Al Roker!
Nick Markus May 2, 2017 6:00 AM PDT
Source: huffingtonpost.com
The long awaited day is here! We finally learned where Megyn Kelly fits into NBC's plan!
According to new reports, Kelly will take over the 9 A.M. time slot on the Today show very soon.
As you probably already know, that certain time slot used to be hosted by former anchors Al Roker and Tamron Hall, and now, a spokesperson for the network revealed that Megyn Kelly is about to take over!
If you were wondering what is going to happen to Al Roker and where he will go from there, then you will be disappointed to find out that it is yet unknown!
Meanwhile, Tamron Hall has already left the network back in February amid rumors that some changes were going to happen.
For NBC, acquiring Megyn Kelly on their team was a huge step forward as the anchor, and political commentator is quite popular in the field.
Her arrival was announced at the beginning of the year, and ever since, it has been surrounded by controversy. Besides, many of the longtime NBC employees reportedly feared for their jobs as the network would have had to get rid of some people in order to fit Megyn into a time slot.
Now, after a few months of speculations, it was finally decided that Kelly will take over the 9 A.M. slot! We are very curious to see how she will adapt to the format.
Furthermore, reports say that Kelly's first interview on the show will feature the Keeping Up with the Kardashians clan!
Considering that the reality TV show's ratings have been in free-fall for a while, maybe that's not such a good idea anymore! What do you think?
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May 3, 2017 6:55 AM PDT at 6:55 AM PDT
Nobody likes her and this show will bomb badly.. Tamron is happy, talented, and intelligent. Megyn is mean, disgusting, and not relatable. Nobody will watch her or can even stomach her that early in the morning. NBC really wasted millions for Megyn and Billy Bush. Cannot wait to see where Tamron lands.. I'll be watching her.. I have not watched the Today Show since she left in February. And I never will again!!!
Yuck….I want Tamron and al….will not watch megan….time for a new network at 9 on my tv.
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May 2, 2017 5:52 PM PDT at 5:52 PM PDT
I loved Megyn Kelly in her FOX Kelly Files; however, I will NOT watch her at 9am in some trashy daytime gossip show. Talk about a mismatch…but hey…good luck with that.
I will NOT be watching Kelly!
Sad Tameron is gone. I will not be watching Megan. Also get rid of Kathy Lee.
I hated the fact that Tamron Hall isn't ther and now Al Roker! What h is going on there. I love Hoda, but Cathy Lee is dirty mined with being a Christian. I am now turned over to GMA! They aren't back stabbing like the Today Show
I think if you had to replace a segment it should have been the last one. Move Honda to the 900 segment with al and chenille and send Kathy lee packing. Too bad tamaryn is gone.


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In Concert: Sixties Gold 2013, St David's Hall, Cardiff
Without a doubt the 1960s was a great decade for music as the opening night of the Sixties Gold tour at St David's Hall proved last week where no less than five acts performed to a packed house for over two and a half hours.
It might have been the first night of the tour, but the performances from The Fortunes, The Searchers, Brian Poole and Chip Hawkes, PJ Proby and Gerry and The Pacemakers were flawless.
As each act entered the stage the focus was purely on the music, with occasional histories of songs and bands thrown in with light humour for good measure.
The Fortunes pictured together in the interval
The Fortunes still retain the spirit and sound of great hits such as You've Got Your Troubles, Storm In a Teacup and Caroline.
The Searchers featuring chart era members John McNally and Frank Allen really picked the pace up and got fans dancing in the aisles to Sweets For My Sweet and Love Potion No.9.
There was a welcome return to two former Tremeloes Brian Poole and Chip Hawkes who performed 6 songs including Silence Is Golden and a hilarious rendition of Do You Love Me.
PJ Proby followed with a fabulous set showing he still has the voice and command to mesmerise the audience with renditions of Somewhere and Hold Me.
Finally Gerry Marsden sang his greatest hits with the current incarnation of The Pacemakers including Its Gonna Be Alright and You'll Never Walk Alone.
The tour continues around the UK until the end of November, including a performance at Bristol's Colston Hall on October 4, 2013.
A version of this review by Andy Howells was published in The South Wales Argus during October, 2013.
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Here is a great collection of Happy Mothers Day Messages and Wishes. Our mothers do a lot of hard work and give up all her happiness for our sake. We all know how difficult our lives would be without her amazing care and love. No child would like to miss the opportunity to say thanks to her. Have you planned to send Mothers day cards to your Mom? Then it may be pretty difficult to think what you will write. We have given here beautiful Happy Mothers Day Messages and Sayings. You can make your cards special by adding these lines in it. These lines are touching and appreciating. Just think about your Mom and pick the one of these Happy Mothers Day Messages that suits her best. Examples of these card messages and wishes will help your celebration to be a big one.
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Finding the Sacred in Service to Others
October 3, 2014 · by Esther Boyd	· in Religion & Secularism.	·
Being an interfaith chaplain, I attend many events that are focused on multireligious education and dialogue, and lead several such events with my own students. A very popular activity for these gatherings is to visit local sacred sites and religious communities. These visits allow us to observe the religious and spiritual practices of different religious groups, improving our own religious literacy through tangible experiences. We can see not only how someone else expresses their religious practice, but also the setting in which they feel most connected to their beliefs and traditions. On one such recent trip, I was asked where – as a secular humanist – I might take folks to represent the practices and beliefs of my humanist community. After thinking for a moment, I responded, "I'd take everyone to a shelter to serve a meal together."
I think my questioner expected me to say something more along the lines of visiting a secular Sunday Assembly. That would of course be an option, but I don't believe it serves the same purpose. Sunday Assemblies and other "Atheist Churches" are about finding like-minded community, and building a hub from which we can go out and live our humanist ideals in the world. Taking people to a place of service is where the work is being done, where I feel a sense of purpose, and where I feel that my beliefs become tangible. If I were to find the secular sacred it would be in service to my community, working for the betterment of all.
Sacred Space and Sacred Time
In The Stuff of Thought, Steven Pinker points out – among many, many other things – the ways in which our language conflates space and time. We tend to visualize time linearly, usually on a time line where time "moves" in only one direction, and we measure the "distance" between two points on that time line in minutes and millennia. Early calendars were first developed by watching and measuring how movement in space could be used to measure the passing of time. It's common to say things such as, "the day got away from me", "time flies", or other phrases that connect time to movement in space. Time and space are bounded only by our ability to understand them, and because of our limitations we see them in relatively similar terms.
Similar to how many religious communities have sacred spaces where they gather for ceremonies, worship, or prayer, there are also sacred times. Certain times of year resonate with rebirth and new beginnings because the earth itself is becoming fertile with new life. Similarly, many religious traditions have festivals of thanksgiving during the harvest season, or with the start of the rainy season that makes agriculture possible. In the United States, late December is "the most wonderful time of the year" because for the majority of Christian Americans, Christmastime represents the light of God entering into the world despite the short, cold days and long, colder nights of midwinter. Humanists have certain holidays, rituals, and times of year, including HumanLight, which celebrate certain aspects of Humanism and build onto the existing celebratory nature of these culturally sacred times.
If we unpack the idea of what makes a space – or a time – sacred for a community, we find an emphasis on serving the needs of that community, and supporting the role that community hopes to play in the world. Just as certain times and locations can be sacred, so too can activities. Offering service to others is one of the times when I feel as though I am most in touch with what is sacred to me. As a humanist, I believe first and foremost in total equality and communal responsibility. These tenants readily translate to a sense of fulfillment when serving others and working to improve the lives of those around as well as the world at large. It might be serving a meal with a local soup kitchen, donating blood, collecting donations of books, school supplies, and warm clothing, or cleaning debris and garbage from the river. When I am serving others and promoting selfless service, I am experiencing the sacred. Even better, these actions provide the opportunity for people to come together and serve side by side. Just as religious groups might gather for worship and prayer, people can come together to serve and to feel connected to one another and their communities.
Humanists and other secularists do not have a monopoly on service, and serving communities is a major part of religious life in the United States. Over the past few decades, there appears to be a shift in multi-religious communities away from dialogue and towards collaborative service. This shift coalesces with the increasing inclusion of secular humanists and other non-religious partners. While our inclusion may not be the cause of a new emphasis on work and service, I don't think it's entirely a coincidence, either. Service is the equalizer that dialogue struggles to be. We don't have to agree on what "sacred" even means for each of us to feel a sense of purpose and connection while building a house or cooking a meal for someone else. Communication and commonality become less important as shared purpose and shared responsibility become our focus, and while we are all able to experience the sacred or the good in our own way, we are united in purpose and concern for fellow humanity.
Finding the Individual Sacred
Secular Humanists may not have designated sacred space in the same way that religious communities do, but we each have access to the sacred in our own way. I grew up spending my summers in Maine. Running through the woods, boating on the lake, plucking blueberries as we carried wood and water to a campsite – this is how I came to understand sacred space. When I feel part of my natural surroundings, that is sacred. When I feel connected to others, that is sacred.
The term sacred makes some non-religious people uncomfortable because it has been so heavily saturated with religious meaning and connection to something supernatural. Like many non-religious thinkers before me, I've chosen to reclaim the term to describe my sense of belonging to something larger than myself, though entirely natural. The sacred is my connection to fellow humanity and the physical world in which we live. It is a freedom and a sense of feeling in close alignment with my truest self and my best intentions. Walking into such sacred spaces, or participating in sacred acts, I feel as though I can shed any pretense, any stress, and any hidden doubts or fears and just be myself – exposed, vulnerable, and welcome.
As a humanist, my definition and understanding of the sacred will undoubtedly differ from others who hail from more traditionally religious perspectives, and possibly from the notions of fellow humanists. What could be more personal, though, than a sense of deep connection to something else? Such connections do not require the approval of others. They do, however, beg to be shared, and so the next time I find myself in the position to welcome others into the sacred experiences of Secular Humanism, I will do so by encouraging the type of service work that best connects me with the beliefs and goals I cherish. What will you do?
Esther Boyd (Editor, Yale University)
Esther is a humanist celebrant working in multifaith chaplaincy at Johns Hopkins University. She holds an M.A. in Religion and Literature from Yale, where she focused on religious identity, and a B.A. in Religious Studies from Colby College where she studied American religious nationalism. She works primarily with multifaith education and religious literacy with high school, college, and graduate students, but has also created curriculum materials for interfaith leadership training. While at Yale, she founded Yale Divinity School's humanist interfaith student cooperative, Open Party. Esther is also the Communications Director for State of Formation.
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I appreciate the discussion of the valuable and meaningful role working for a better world plays in Humanism. It's always invigorating to hear people talk about what they see as central to their lifestance.
For myself, in addition to service, I see ethical communication across difference as being a central element of my Humanist practice. While I agree that "We don't have to agree on what 'sacred' even means for each of us to feel a sense of purpose and connection" while doing shared work, I do think it important to acknowledge those who do not use terms like sacred, religious or spiritual.
Like many Humanists, I don't avoid those terms due to discomfort associated with religion. Rather, I find other terms more meaningful and appropriate. Describing the reason why we use explicitly naturalist language as being due to distaste for religion misses the positive reasoning for why we prefer other terms. It can also play into stereotypes of atheists as negative.
To be clear, I respect the choice of Humanists or others who choose to use traditionally religious language. Too often, however, I don't find that respect reciprocated when it comes to my choice to use explicitly naturalist language. For example, I will talk about personal meaning and another will say "Oh, you mean your spiritual experience is…".
Part of this disconnect is inevitable and even helpful in talking across difference: "Your idea X is like my idea Y." But analogies only take us so far, and sometimes there are differences that can't be made similar and that we have to learn to live with, which is a skill Humanism can excel at.
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Melbourne – Australia F4 Future Event Finalist
April 27, 2014 Blake Mott	Leave a comment
Hi, This was a great week for me, making my first final in a Future event here in Australia. Playing on the clay was especially great for me as I have had great success of my favourite surface next to hard court. Please read Marc McGowan's story on my event. A great written article, thanks Marc
Melbourne Park finalist Mott considered skipping event http://acelandtennis.com.au/news/859-melbourne-park-finalist-mott-considered-skipping-event.html
MAIDEN finalist Blake Mott revealed after today's Melbourne Park Claycourt International decider he considered not even playing the event. Mott, 17, did not lose a set in making the final, but went down 6-3 6-2 to an inspired Alex Bolt once he got there. He has had a tough year, including battling homesickness and sustaining a severely sprained left ankle while leading eventual finalist Stefan Kozlov in the Australian Junior Open. Mott spent a month out with the injury and lost three of his five matches once he returned before this week. "The whole year has been a real struggle with injuries and off-court issues," he said. "It's all about working your way through it and I even contemplated maybe not even playing it, but, obviously, I'm glad I did." Mott, from New South Wales, lives and trains in Melbourne and admitted he missed home and everything that comes with it. "I sometimes get a bit homesick and you miss your family, because I live down here and don't always see them," he said. "It's a bit of a tough life sometimes and that's how it is. You've got to keep battling through it and I've got a team around me to help me. "The most important thing is to be happy. If I'm happy on court then the result speaks for itself." Mott said reaching the final was a timely boost ahead of one last Australian tournament next week at Glen Iris before an extended overseas campaign. "It's definitely good getting rewarded for your hard work," he said. "It's a bit disheartening if you put in a lot of hard work and don't get the results, but your team always tells you it's going to happen and sometimes it happens when you least expect it. "That was the situation for me this week, so I think it's important to take away when things are tough you can get through them. "There's light at the end of the tunnel and that's important for me." Mott, a mature, well-spoken young man, was keen to recognise the effort of Melbourne Park Claycourt International organisers, particularly tournament supervisor Scott Ray. "They always put on a good event here," he said. "Scotty and everyone always make it really good and easy for us. "Scotty is always supportive of what you need if you are requesting certain things and that's something we have here that is special." Today's final appearance continues Mott's emergence in senior ranks, which went up a notch from September last year in Cairns. He made the quarter-finals there and reached the same stage at the Sydney International and Melbourne ATP Challenger. Among Mott's victims in that period were Luke Saville (twice), Nick Kyrgios and Jordan Thompson.
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It is an old-time, hand made, multi-purpose, natural skin cream.
What is in Waterblocker™ Skin Cream?
Waterblocker™ Skin Cream is natural and free of harmful chemicals. The key ingredient is pure, natural beeswax. Also food grade mineral oil, distilled water and a natural mineral, Borax. There are no chemical preservatives or stabilizers and no fragrance added.
BEESWAX: Beeswax is produced by a gland in the honeybee. Beeswax has many useful properties - 1) It is WATERPROOF and can be used to effectively shield just about anything (including skin) from the damaging effects of exposure to water and any chemicals which may be dissolved in water (soap). This useful trait extends to most cleansers such as alcohol based waterless cleansers, household cleaners, grease, paint, etc. 2) Natural ANTIBIOTICS are included in beeswax. Honeybees keep their hive sterile and free of disease by producing natural antibiotics and including them in every other product they make. Honey, beeswax, propolis (said to be the most highly antibiotic substance occurring naturally in nature) and royal jelly are all very effective antibiotics. The presence of these natural antibiotics in beeswax enable our creams to heal damaged skin quickly. 3) ANTIHISTAMINE: a substance used to counteract histamines which are produced by most creatures when exposed to allergens and poisons. Histamines cause itching in the skin and runny nose in the sinuses and itchy eyes. Bees produce antihistamines and include them in honey and beeswax. Our beeswax creams relieve itchy skin instantly, stop the pain of burns (sun, curling iron, etc), scrapes and cuts, poison ivy and oak and even the extreme pain of shingles. 4) MOISTURE RETENTION - Beeswax keeps the moisture in things as well as keeping external moisture out. Beeswax furniture polish has been used for centuries to keep the moisture in wood cells, preventing them from cracking. There would be no "antiques" without beeswax. The same benefit occurs in skin. Our beeswax creams keep the natural moisture and oil in your skin even when exposed to dozens of washes and hours of exposure to paper, cardboard or dirt.
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To make my point clear - Any 4th grader can read the ingredient list on any Honey Guy Product and understand what is in it. Pick out any cream on a store shelf and I doubt a high school graduate could explain what the ingredients are.
What is Waterblocker™ Skin Cream for?
It has many purposes, which are detailed below under Uses for Waterblocker™. If you read them all quickly, you will conclude that this is snake oil. Nothing can do THAT much stuff! But remember that the honeybee is a miraculous insect and all the products of the hive are miracles in themselves. Combine them into a cream and you SHOULD expect great things!
What are it's physical characteristics?
Creamy smooth, highly absorbent, long lasting (one application lasts most users about 8 hours - a work day!), water proof, non-greasy. The molecular binding agent, Borax, which holds the water, beeswax and oil together is completely natural and very mild (will not bind or remove one's natural oils). The food grade mineral oil and water carries the beeswax into the skin completely with no residue left on the surface after a few minutes. It will not transfer to fabric or other objects you may handle and the beeswax will not wash away in soap and water or waterless cleansers either! It continues to do its job all day even if exposed to agents that would remove other creams. If you do need to remove it, only citrus based cleansers will cut beeswax.
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Why do other manufacturers use chemicals and what happens to Waterblocker ™ without them?
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Q: My jar seems shorted - it is not filled to the top.
A: Beeswax creams are molten when poured into the jars. We measure the content in fluid ounces because it is a liquid. However, it is a thick liquid and when poured makes a mound in the jar. We stop pouring when the mounds is above the top of the jar. When the liquid cools, it shrinks considerably making the jar appear to be not quit full. It does, however, contain the designated amount of fluid product.
Q: My cream is discolored.
A: Beeswax gets its color from the pollen content. Pollen comes in lots of colors but usually is green or yellow or brown. When the cream is poured the pollens are distributed evenly but, as the cream cools, the pollens can collect in one area - usually the surface where the color becomes pronounced as greenish, yellowish or brownish. We could filter out the pollen but the process would also filter out the propolis which is the highly antibiotic ingredient in the beeswax. Better to have a little discoloration than to remove the most useful ingredient in the beeswax.
Q: Why does my cream smell different from the last jar I bought?
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Space Station Cosmonauts Toss Satellite Overboard in Spacewalk
Expedition 32 commander Gennady Padalka, a Russian cosmonaut, throws the small Spherical Satellite into orbit during an Aug. 20, 2012, spacewalk outside the International Space Station. The small satellite will spend three months in orbit and be used for space tracking experiments.
(Image: © NASA TV)
Two Russian cosmonauts merged orbital construction with zero gravity sports in a spacewalk Monday (Aug. 20), when they moved a space station crane and — with a mighty throw — tossed a big steel ball into orbit.
Veteran spacewalkers Gennady Padalka and Yuri Malenchenko spent nearly six hours working outside the International Space Station to upgrade the orbiting lab during Monday's spacewalk, which began at 11:37 a.m. EDT (1337 GMT).
The spacewalk's main goal was to move the space station's Strela-2 crane from a Russian-built Pirs docking port to the station's Zarya control module. To move the Strela-2, Padalka rode at the end of different crane, and took time to enjoy a fabulous view of the Earth far below.
"It's light now … beautiful," said Padalka, the station commander, in Russian, which was translated in a NASA broadcast. "Wow, what a beautiful view." Video from Padalka's helmet camera showed a bright blue Earth lined with white clouds below the space station. [More photos from today's spacewalk]
Cosmonauts Gennady Padalka (left) and Yuri Malenchenko work to move a crane outside the International Space Station during a spacewalk on Aug. 20, 2012, in this still image from a video camera on the station. (Image credit: NASA TV)
The Strela-2 crane works like an oversized, hand-operated telescoping pole used to move cargo outside the station. The crane needed to be moved because it was attached to the station's Pirs docking module, a module that will be jettisoned next year to make way for a new Russian space laboratory module, NASA officials said.
Padalka and Malenchenko got off to a late start on the job due to a leaky valve on the space station's Russian side, but swiftly made up for lost time by skipping rest breaks. By the end, the veteran spacewalkers were more than an hour ahead of schedule.
After moving the Strela-2 crane, Padalka tossed the 20-pound (9-kilogram) Spherical Satellite into orbit as part of a Russian space tracking experiment.
The small 21-inch-wide (53-centimeter) ball is essentially a target in space that Russian scientists will use to test space tracking techniques for monitoring space junk and how it re-enters Earth's atmosphere. The ball is expected to stay in orbit for about three months before falling back to Earth, NASA officials said.
Cameras mounted to the hull of the station beamed back amazing views of Padalka's throw, which was aimed to send the satellite below and behind the station so it won't threaten to hit the orbiting lab in the future.
"Beautiful! Do you see it?" Padalka exclaimed as the shiny satellite floated away. "And you can see the sun as it reflected … it is absolutely gorgeous."
This NASA graphic shows the small, spherical satellite that cosmonauts Gennady Padalka and Yuri Malenchenko will toss into space during an Aug. 20, 2012, spacewalk outside the International Space Station. (Image credit: NASA)
Padalka and Malenchenko also completed a long list of other tasks outside the station. They attached new debris shields to the hull of the station's Russian segment, added support struts to an airlock ladder and retrieved a biological sample canister. The cosmonauts were unable to collect a material exposure experiment from the station exterior due to a stuck hinge that prevented it from folding close, NASA officials said.
While Padalka and Malenchenko worked outside, four other members of the space station's Expedition 32 crew remained inside the orbiting lab. The station's current crew is made up of three Russians (Padalka, Malenchenko and Sergei Revin), American astronauts Joe Acaba and Sunita Williams, and Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide.
Monday's spacewalk was the first of two excursions by the station's crew this month. William and Hoshide will venture outside the station on Aug. 30 to perform the second spacewalk.
The spacewalk was also the 163rd spacewalk dedicated to space station construction or maintenance since construction of the outpost began in 1998. It marked the ninth spacewalk for Padalka and the fifth for Malenchenko. The cosmonauts made sure to take time to snap extra photos of each other before wrapping up their work in space.
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