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lunch in one's cubicle can be nice sometimes! vitamin c helps me keep healthy, so that i can be a successful robot ;)

A mini taro patch on the National Mall in Washington D.C. helps demonstrate the connection between Hawaiians, their environment and their language.

Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.

 

The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.

 

W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.

 

In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.

 

W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.

 

If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.

 

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Clemson University Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corp sophomore cadets Alex Berg, an industrial engineering major from Lexington, S.C., and Joe Hilbert, a computer science major from Fort Bragg, N.C. help each other recover after running the two-mile portion of the Army Physical Fitness Test Jan. 14, 2016. The two finished with times of 12:44 and 12:51, respectively. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Staff Sgt. Ken Scar)

180626-N-WF272-100 SAN DIEGO (June 26, 2018) Senior Chief Culinary Specialist Anthony Hooper, left, and Ship’s Serviceman Seaman Jaylan Eady, right, from Whiteville, N.C., help Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Donald Eugene, from Miami, don a chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) overgarment during a CBR training exercise aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6). Bonhomme Richard is currently in its homeport of San Diego, preparing for an upcoming scheduled deployment. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Diana Quinlan/Released)

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COLLECTED & TRANSCRIBED WITH AN INTRODUCTION & TABLES BY DAVID OWEN.

 

by P.Cob.

 

Toronto, Martin Garth Press, 4 november 1995. 1oo+ copies numbered in red rubberstamp at colophon rear issued in 3 variants:

a) unknown # of copies designated "OS" without title page & introduction;

b) unknown # of copies of a binding proof in plain tan byronic brocade card wrappers (archived is copy 15 in blue rubberstamp);

c) trade copies as described below.

 

5-3/16 x 4-1/8, 1o2 sheets grey Classic Laid perfectbound in brown cardboard wrappers, all except inside & rear covers & 13 pp printed black, photocopy interiors in silkscreen cover with red rubberstamp additions to title page & colophon.

 

cover photograph by D.M.Owen, detail from site 81.

title page photograph by D.M.Owen, detail from site 122.

 

includes Cob texts by site numbers (Cob texts are untitled & here indexed by first line only):

1) MR. P. COb

2) MR. P.Cob HAD SEX WitH DOG AN

3) WE HURt YOUR MOM BEHINd YOUR BACK WERE SO

4) HElP PUMP RECTUM

5) HElP KEEP All DRUGS AN HEROiN

6) Look ALiKE

7) MAN - P. COB MAdE LOVE

8) MR P. Cob sells FROM His body 100 SPERM

9) MOMMY

1o) Help ME and MR P. Cob PUMP OUR PENIS ANd SPERM in AdolF Hitler

11) MR. P. COB [AT12]

12) M.J.

13) HAPPY

14) MR P. COB_LOVES

15) FUNERAL OF P. COB

16) ASK GRACE iCK

17) ASK GRACE SLICK TO HELP FATES OF P.Cob_

18) ALBer EiNStEiNS MOM PHON -232

19) TOM HElP FOREVER

2o) SPERM OF

21a) MASS PRoduc PAiNted STONE EMPEROR

21b) M FROM HIS Body Pr

22) P. Cob

23*) HURT LONE P.Cob WHO SELLS SPERM FROM HIS Body FUNERALETE [TO21]

24) J.F. K [TO22]

25) MOMMY HElP [TO23]

26) EVer

27) 38. .44 [TO24]

28) T.Q. P.Cob [AT17; TO25]

29) PRIME MINISTER [TO26]

3o) ASSASSiNATiONS WHY? [TO27]

31*) ASSASSiNATE [TO28]

32) WENDy COB ANd PRiME MiNiSTER HAS SEX WITH iRiSH LEAdER FOREVER

33) Spit Ob FACE oF

34) P.Cob HAd sex in OttAWA [TO31]

35) lOVEiNG JAPS

36) PRECiSELY! [AT15; TO33]

37) E ll T T L [TO34]

38) THEY LOVed YOUR MOM

39) DESTrOY [TO36]

4o) FOrEVER

41) THE SPERM OF MR P.Cob_

42) MASS

43) HElp

44) SPit ON GeORGEB BUSHS

45) MAS PRo

46) L.J.

47) HidE

48) HElP

49) FOREVER

5o) FOREVER

51) FIVE TONS

52) G.B.

53) iSOlAted

54) PRIMrda AtiNg !

55) FOREVER

56) HidE THEM

57) P.C. HElP ME

58) 1/9/90

59) UNKN B.B.

6o) HElp C.F.

61) WIT

62) ROBERT bLA(ke) MOMS GRAVE

63) J.J.

64) 3/12/90 C.Y.

65) 5/3/89

66) P C HAd SEX WiTH iNdiAN

67) MR. P. Cob WANTS AMERiCAN iNdiAN FUNERAl

68) LiST NAMES OF CHINES Mr. COb loves chines Women

69) 7/10/90

7o) H.N.

71) TIE TWO CArd BOArd [AT33]

72) K.L 5/10/90

73) HElP MAS

74) MAN P.C. SAYS HE

75) MAKE STONES

76) HElP GET

77) K.R 7/2/89

78) MR PC.

79) HElP JOE Cobber

8o*) B.L.

81) T.F. 3/3/

82) P.C

83) HElP

84) MOM OF DONNY AN MARiE OSMOND K.L

85) RE iMPO TER OF

86) HElp RVENGE PEOPLES tORtURE WRitE OTTAWA

87) lls F I

88) HELP LONE

89) PC P CW C

9o) 7/1/85

91) H.L./ /

92) RECTUM OF MOM OF VAN GOgH

93) J.J. ASSASSINATE

94) producE

95) MAKE - RAW

96) MiCK JAggERS

97*) J LENNON

98) L.L FOREVER

99) c.v.

1oo) HELP ME

1o1) MR P. Cob LOVE

1o2) 3/9/

1o3) V.N. SPiT ON

1o4) JAPANS LEADER

1o5) PHil

1o6) IN

1o7) Gb PC Had [AT32]

1o8*) MAOS

1o9) OF P.COB iN WiFE OF iRiSH LEADER

11o) DuplicAte THis AN Hide

111) D.N.

112) k v

113) HElP G BUSHS

114) gANgEd

115) G.B.

116) RUiNiNg SPERM OF P.COB WHO

117) HElP T.A. 2/7/90

118) REPEAT POLYGRAPH

119) COUEN OF ENg N

12oa) HelP !

12ob) trick

121) CRYOGENiC FOR

122) MR P.C.

123) P C K

124) HE lP STOP MAYOR KOCH MOTHERS GRAVE SPit ON

125) COST

126) IF MR P COb HAS

127) L.F. 7/3/89

128) MASS ProducE PAINTED STONES

129) TAKE MR. P. COb LIFE

13o) MASS PROduc

131) FORCES

132) PAINTEd STONES

133) HElp PAINTER OF THiS go AGAiNST All Judges AN

134) FOREVER

135) LOOK ALIKE OF MR. P COb

136) MAKE STONES

137) SPERM OF

138) MR KOCHS MOM ANd PENiS

139) MR P. cob LOVEd CiA WOMEN

14o) PlEASE [AT31]

141) HElP

142) WENDY COb

143) HElP MASS Produc [CE131]

144) lOVEd CiA WOMEN

145) L.V.

146) WRiTE OTTAWA

147) MAKE EIGHT

148) 7/8/9 M.L.K.

149) SPERM OF

15o) HELP

151) M.L.K. 5/ /90 HElP

152) JACK DEMSEYS GRAVE

153) PC VS GB

154) HidE

155) 5/3/85

156) HElP 7/10/90

157) HElp J.J.

158) HElP

159) L.B. J.F.K. 7/10/90

16o) HElP MASS

161*) P.C.

162) 7/3/

163) FORCEiNg

164) SPERM

[165] HelP MR P. Cob SPIT ON MOTHERS OF WORLD LEADERS

[166] HELP MAN SELLS 25 SPERM FROM HIS Body NAME P.Cob

[167] O GOD

 

also includes, all by David Owen:

clxviii) "WORDS OF P.COB (cover photograph, detail from (81) above)

clxix) "Words of P. Cob_" (p.[v], title page photograph, detail from (122) above)

clxx) An Introduction to the Words of P. Cob (pp.[vii-viii])

clxxi) The History of the Cob Project (pp.[ix-x]; quotes 2 Cob sites in full:

–3. (p.[ix])

–1o. (p.[x]))

clxxii) The Mystery of Cob (pp.[xi-xiii]; with quotes by Cob from sites

–6. ("me & P. Cob", p.[xi])

–146. ("without him knowing", p.[xi])

–135. ("lookalike cobs" paraphrase, p.[xi])

–114. ("gANgEd MEN RIP UP LONE MAN" in full, p.[xi]))

clxxiii) Notes on the text (p.[xii])

clxxiv) Table of Key Words & Phrases (pp.[165-182]; in 14 parts with minor quotes throughout:

–1. Names of Cob (pp.[166-167])

–2. Great Names List (pp.[168-171])

–3. Initials (pp.[171-173])

–4. Dates (pp.[174-177])

–5. Help (pp.[177-178])

–6. Sperm (p.[178])

–7. Painted Stones (p.[179])

–8. Mom/Mother (s) (of) (p.[179])

–9. Love(s) (p.[18o])

–1o. Sex (p.[18o])

–11. Funeral (p.[181])

–12. Grave (p.[181])

–13. Assassinations (p.[181])

–14. Cryogenics (p.[182]))

clxxv) Lost but not forgotten Cobs (p.[182]; quotes 2 Cob sites in full:

–165

–166)

clxxvi) Cob's Literary Influence (p.[183]; quotes a site in full:

–167 (a section of a poem, July, by Maggie Helwig))

clxxvii) Cob Bibliography (p.[185]; lists 4 titles wth descriptions:

–1. P.Cob: A Taste

–2. Maps of P. Cob

–3. Tour of P. Cob guide booklet

–4. Site 131 cob's eye)

cxxviii) Words of Cob (p.[191]; colophon)

 

___________________________

 

• note that most transcriptions are errant, only those asterisked conforming to the photographed sites

• bracketed numbers following the works refer to previous site numberings as published in A TASTE ("AT", april 1993), cob's eye ("CE", september 1994) & Tour of ("TO", october 1994)

• 4 points toward a future revised edition with yet another numbering system: 1) many of the above numbered sites conflate 2 texts that have since been separated into their individual parts; 2) several further Cob texts have since been discovered &or recalled; 3) many further Cob texts have been perpetrated by others that will be included in the listings (such as Maggie Helwig's [167] above); 4) the current Cob count (as of february 2o26) clocks in at 22o texts located primarily in Toronto with outliers in Ottawa, Montréal, Calgary & somewhere in New Brunswick

Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.

 

The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.

 

W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.

 

In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.

 

W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.

 

If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.

 

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Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.

 

The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.

 

W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.

 

In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.

 

W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.

 

If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.

 

Mr. C helps out the Vandy Dance Team at the 2012 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament game between the Tennessee Lady Vols and the Vanderbilt Commodores on March 2, 2012.

First Lt. Bethany Barden, from Highpoint N.C., helps with the preventative checks and services maintenance on the Apache her husband, Chief Warrant Officer Chance Barden, will be flying the evening of Dec. 5, at Contingency Operating Base Basra, Iraq. ?Obviously we live together, which is a nice thing, but being pilots we?re on two different schedules,? said Bethany, from Highpoint N.C.

Paratroopers at 82nd Airborne Sustainment Brigade, Fort Bragg, N.C., help a Camp Confidence youth member strap on a parachute, July 9, 2015.

Fr. Paul Ybarra, C.S.C. helps Mr. Mark DeMott, C.S.C. with his profession cross.

Photo by Matt Cashore/University of Notre Dame

C------ grew up on a farm on the edge of Dartmoor, and farming is what she has always known. Having no siblings, she liked to be with her parents whatever they were doing, whether feeding cows on the moor, or filling bottles for orphan lambs. Her mother did all the work indoors, gardened, and helped outdoors with the cows, but took care that C------ had friends and birthday parties like other children. C------ also had chickens, cats and dogs as pets, a favourite cow and, as she grew up, her own horses. At Young Farmers Club she met P-----, and married him when she was 25; they were perfectly suited. Everyone was pleased. Now C------ helps on the farm morning and evening, and P----- at weekends. Her mother is widowed; she runs the farm with a new confidence and even goes ‘swaling’ as a Commoner, burning gorse on the moor.

Spc. Rebecca Collier, a medic assigned to the 602nd Area Support Medical Company, 261st Multifunctional Medical Battalion, 44th Medical Brigade, Fort Bragg, N.C., helps a patient off a field litter ambulance during a medical evacuation, Sept. 15, 2017, in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Members of the 602nd ASMC arrived on Saint Thomas within 24 hours of notification to provide triage, a variety of medical treatments, and pre-evacuation care after Hurricane Irma. The Department of Defense conducts Defense Support of Civil Authorities operations to assist civilian responders in saving lives, relieving human suffering and mitigating property damage in response to a catastrophic disaster. (U.S. Army photo by Pvt. Alleea Oliver)

Flight medics from MedCenter Air and medics assigned to the 602nd Area Support Medical Company, 261st Multifunctional Medical Battalion, 44th Medical Brigade, Fort Bragg, N.C., help a patient off a field litter ambulance during a medical evacuation in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Sept. 24, 2017. Members of the 602nd ASMC provide triage, a variety of medical treatments, and pre-evacuation care in response to hurricanes Irma and Maria. The Department of Defense conducts Defense Support of Civil Authorities operations to assist civilian responders in saving lives, relieving human suffering and mitigating property damage in response to a catastrophic disaster. (U.S. Army photo by Pvt. Alleea Oliver)

C------ grew up on a farm on the edge of Dartmoor, and farming is what she has always known. Having no siblings, she liked to be with her parents whatever they were doing, whether feeding cows on the moor, or filling bottles for orphan lambs. Her mother did all the work indoors, gardened, and helped outdoors with the cows, but took care that C------ had friends and birthday parties like other children. C------ also had chickens, cats and dogs as pets, a favourite cow and, as she grew up, her own horses. At Young Farmers Club she met P-----, and married him when she was 25; they were perfectly suited. Everyone was pleased. Now C------ helps on the farm morning and evening, and P----- at weekends. Her mother is widowed; she runs the farm with a new confidence and even goes ‘swaling’ as a Commoner, burning gorse on the moor.

C------ grew up on a farm on the edge of Dartmoor, and farming is what she has always known. Having no siblings, she liked to be with her parents whatever they were doing, whether feeding cows on the moor, or filling bottles for orphan lambs. Her mother did all the work indoors, gardened, and helped outdoors with the cows, but took care that C------ had friends and birthday parties like other children. C------ also had chickens, cats and dogs as pets, a favourite cow and, as she grew up, her own horses. At Young Farmers Club she met P-----, and married him when she was 25; they were perfectly suited. Everyone was pleased. Now C------ helps on the farm morning and evening, and P----- at weekends. Her mother is widowed; she runs the farm with a new confidence and even goes ‘swaling’ as a Commoner, burning gorse on the moor.

C------ grew up on a farm on the edge of Dartmoor, and farming is what she has always known. Having no siblings, she liked to be with her parents whatever they were doing, whether feeding cows on the moor, or filling bottles for orphan lambs. Her mother did all the work indoors, gardened, and helped outdoors with the cows, but took care that C------ had friends and birthday parties like other children. C------ also had chickens, cats and dogs as pets, a favourite cow and, as she grew up, her own horses. At Young Farmers Club she met P-----, and married him when she was 25; they were perfectly suited. Everyone was pleased. Now C------ helps on the farm morning and evening, and P----- at weekends. Her mother is widowed; she runs the farm with a new confidence and even goes ‘swaling’ as a Commoner, burning gorse on the moor.

180626-N-WF272-095 SAN DIEGO (June 26, 2018) Senior Chief Culinary Specialist Anthony Hooper, left, and Ship’s Serviceman Seaman Jaylan Eady, right, from Whiteville, N.C., help Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Donald Eugene, from Miami, don a chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) overgarment during a CBR training exercise aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6). Bonhomme Richard is currently in its homeport of San Diego, preparing for an upcoming scheduled deployment. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Diana Quinlan/Released)

Spc. Stephen Johnson of Fort Bragg, N.C., helps All-Army to a come-from-behind 19-12 victory over All-Navy in the 2015 Armed Forces Rugby Sevens Championship on Friday at Infinity Park in Glendale, Colo. With the victory, All-Army improved to 2-0 in the tournament. The Soldiers are scheduled to play All-Coast Guard tonight at 6:52 MT. U.S. Army photo by Tim Hipps, IMCOM Public Affairs

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Clemson University students Monica Spritzki, a sophomore studying chemistry from Cincinnati, OH, and Ashley Bonnette, a senior studying chemistry from Columbia, S.C., help lay out the floor for a Habitat for Humanity house on Bowman Field, Oct. 5, 2016. (Photo by Ken Scar)

C------ grew up on a farm on the edge of Dartmoor, and farming is what she has always known. Having no siblings, she liked to be with her parents whatever they were doing, whether feeding cows on the moor, or filling bottles for orphan lambs. Her mother did all the work indoors, gardened, and helped outdoors with the cows, but took care that C------ had friends and birthday parties like other children. C------ also had chickens, cats and dogs as pets, a favourite cow and, as she grew up, her own horses. At Young Farmers Club she met P-----, and married him when she was 25; they were perfectly suited. Everyone was pleased. Now C------ helps on the farm morning and evening, and P----- at weekends. Her mother is widowed; she runs the farm with a new confidence and even goes ‘swaling’ as a Commoner, burning gorse on the moor.

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Phone: 414-251-1088

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Groth Law Firm, S.C.

 

Groth Law Firm, S.C. helps plaintiffs in all areas of litigation and personal injury law. We know that the physical pain and emotional damage of injuries caused by the negligence of another may never fully go away, but we will do everything we can to make sure your case is expertly handled.

 

Address: 1578 W National Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53204, USA

Phone: 414-251-1088

Website: grothlawfirm.com/milwaukee-personal-injury-lawyer

Sometimes it's bad to be small

C helped read the Prayers Saturday morning.

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Groth Law Firm, S.C. helps plaintiffs in all areas of litigation and personal injury law. We know that the physical pain and emotional damage of injuries caused by the negligence of another may never fully go away, but we will do everything we can to make sure your case is expertly handled.

 

Address: 1578 W National Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53204, USA

Phone: 414-251-1088

Website: grothlawfirm.com/milwaukee-personal-injury-lawyer

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Vitamic C - help the immune system strong

Vitamic E - maintain heart healt

Lutein - maintains eye health

BONES: Brennan (Emily Deschanel, C) helps Booth (David Boreanaz, L) do the best thing for his grandfather Hank (guest star Ralph Waite, R) in the BONES episode "The Foot in the Foreclosure" airing Thursday, Nov. 19 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. ©2009 Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Greg Gayne/FOX

The work maintenance window started at 1600 on Friday evening. I worked from that point until around 0130 or so, then crashed and got up at 0630 to work until 1630. The migration was a big one, moving two generations in database server and affecting our biggest client-facing sites/applications. I was a stressful wreck leading up to the migration -- plus I had been sick with allergies/cold all week to the point where I was coughing so much I wasn't getting any sleep. I felt horrible!

 

And now you know why I didn't have time to pull out the real camera. I was finally feeling better at this point -- no more coughing (just sneezing) and the migration was basically complete.

My 4th caffenol roll. Using up the last of the Tri-X 400, I'll be focusing on 100 in the future. This alo my first batch with vitamin-c, helps lots!

Illinois Governor Pat Quinn (C) helps cut the ribbon at the state fair in DuQuoin, Illinois on August 23, 2013. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

U.S. Soldiers with the 1053rd Transportation Company, South Carolina Army National Guard from Bennettsville, S.C. help the Geathers family reach their flooded home in Brown's Ferry near Georgetown, S.C. to assess the damage and retrieve any belongs not destroyed by the flood, Oct. 10, 2015. The South Carolina National Guard has been activated to support state and county emergency management agencies and local first responders as historic flooding impacts counties statewide. Currently, more than 3,000 South Carolina National Guard members have been activated in response to the floods. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Jorge Intriago/Released)

 

My 4th caffenol roll. Using up the last of the Tri-X 400, I'll be focusing on 100 in the future. This alo my first batch with vitamin-c, helps lots!

My 4th caffenol roll. Using up the last of the Tri-X 400, I'll be focusing on 100 in the future. This alo my first batch with vitamin-c, helps lots!

Roses are symbol of Beauty and love.Fragrance of roses gives calming and sensual feeling.

 

But roses aren't purely pretty,the oil and water extracted from roses has numerous benefits.

 

(I am not recommending to eat roses but to make tea from it )

 

Rose tea is perfect healthy solution that you can consume daily .

 

(Rose tea made from petals and buds)

 

Benefits of Rose Tea-

 

Improves menstrual health and reduce anxiety, pain, and inflammatory diseases.

Useful for digestive problems.

Helps in controlling diabetes .

Helps to soothe a sore throat.

Hair growth.

Rose petals have excellent antioxidant and anti-allergic properties. Hence, drinking rose tea or applying its extracts topically may treat scalp inflammation and hair fall.

 

Good for skin as it is antibacterial.

Good for Vata & Pitta.

High Vitamin C helps to Boost immune system.

Helps in generation of collagen which is vital for the health of your skin and hair.

U.S. Soldiers with the 1053rd Transportation Company, South Carolina Army National Guard from Bennettsville, S.C. help the Geathers family reach their flooded home in Brown's Ferry near Georgetown, S.C. to assess the damage and retrieve any possessions not destroyed by the flood, Oct. 10, 2015. The South Carolina National Guard has been activated to support state and county emergency management agencies and local first responders as historic flooding impacts counties statewide. Currently, more than 3,000 South Carolina National Guard members have been activated in response to the floods. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Jorge Intriago/Released)

 

U.S. Soldiers with the 1053rd Transportation Company, South Carolina Army National Guard from Bennettsville, S.C. help the Geathers family reach their flooded home in Brown's Ferry near Georgetown, S.C. to assess the damage and retrieve any possessions not destroyed by the flood, Oct. 10, 2015. The South Carolina National Guard has been activated to support state and county emergency management agencies and local first responders as historic flooding impacts counties statewide. Currently, more than 3,000 South Carolina National Guard members have been activated in response to the floods. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Jorge Intriago/Released)

 

Lily Aiken, 2, of Central S.C., helps place American flags around Clemson Universityâs Scroll of Honor as part of a tradition for the schoolâs Military Appreiciation Day, Nov. 3, 2016. (Photo by Ken Scar)

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