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Bacon = Freedom

Tue, 17 Apr 2007 21:28:26 GMT

clipped by: bignosemousie
clipper's remarks: Lettuce = Love, Tomato = Passion.

A bacon scented candle? Perfect!

Clip Source: www.gratefulpalate.com

Bacon = Freedom; Lettuce = Love; Tomato = Passion

One votive candle scented with the aroma of bacon. One votive scented with the aroma of lettuce. One votive scented with the aroma of tomatoes. They are sensual, sexy and tantalizing. You may want to light them in your kitchen, office or bedroom or wherever you seek sensual pleasure and enlightenment; by yourself or with someone special. Depending on your need and sensual mood, you can light them as a set or individually.

Tags: candles, gifts, bacon, votive, blt, shopping

Candles for men = mantern = oxymoron?

Tue, 11 Mar 2008 10:48:01 GMT

clipped by: coconutshell
clipper's remarks: Okay, gentlemen, would you actually but this? Really?

Clip Source: www.manterns.com

The Best Last-Minute Gift You'll Ever Give a Guy - Guaranteed

Manterns are 100% soy wax candles scented specially for men.

The Ballpark

The smell of fresh-cut grass, dirt, peanuts and beer make this candle smell just like a day at the ballpark.

Hot Wings

The combination of butter and hot sauce is enough to drive you nuts.

Bacon Cheeseburger

This man-scent smells so much like a burger you'll think the grill is on!

Baseball Glove

A leather scented candle that smells just like a freshly broken in baseball glove.

4th of July

gunpowder and sulfer gives this man candle the distinctive fireworks smell all guys appreciate

Beer

this beer-candle gives that barley and hops scent that any beerdrinker will recogniz

Dirt

This manliest of man candles has a fantastic earthy scent every guy knows

Sawdust

for the rugged handyman that just can't get enough of that workshop scent

The Woods

combines the distinct smells of trees such as cedar, pine and oak with a touch of dirt

Tags: product, men, candles, interesting, funny

Candle Usage

Sun, 10 Jun 2007 17:43:54 GMT

clipped by: cbvictoria

Clip Source: en.wikipedia.org

Before the domestication of electricity, the candle was a common source of lighting, before, and later in addition to, the oil lamp. Due to local availability and the cost of resources, for several centuries up to the 19th century the candle was more common in northern Europe, and olive oil lamps more common in southern Europe and around the Mediterranean Sea. Candle makers were known as chandlers.

Today, the candle is usually used for their aesthetic value, particularly to set a soft, warm, or romantic ambience, and for emergency lighting during electrical power failures.The Scented candle is common in aromatherapy.

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The Best Red Hot Valentine’s Day

Thu, 14 Feb 2008 18:30:45 GMT

clipped by: Homonculus
clipper's remarks: We all plan for unforgettable evening this day of the year. But why not put a little hot thought into Valentine's Day? Maybe you will hit the V-Spot at the right place at the right time.

Clip Source: www.thehotmag.com

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. So stop searching all over the internet for creative and romantic ideas this Valentine’s Day. We’ve done all the work for you and put together a complete list of 10 hot tips that will hit the V-spot this evening.

Now, let’s get straight to the tips:

1. The Hot Bubble Bath

Let the draining day just melt away while being surrounded by scented organic soy candles in a bubble bath with your lover.

Tags: sex, sexy, hot, tips, valentine, holiday, love, romance

Tell us about your Interent business

Sun, 10 Jun 2007 16:41:52 GMT

clipped by: cbvictoria

Clip Source: shoetalker.wordpress.com

Candles By Victoria Victoria Elliott
Interview on tell Us About your Internet Business

Tags: candle holders, candles, highly scented candles

Oh, how I love my incense!

Tue, 06 Feb 2007 13:10:25 GMT

clipped by: smagnolia

Clip Source: drbenkim.com

Burning Incense Releases Cancer-Causing Chemicals

News articles on newscientist.com and mercola.com indicate that burning incense can expose people to dangerous levels of cancer-causing chemicals.

Researchers collected air samples from inside and outside of a temple in Taiwan, and found that the air inside the temple was highly concentrated with a group of cancer-causing chemicals called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).

Although the concentration of PAHs found in the temple in this study is almost certainly higher than it would be in a typical residence, this study serves as a good reminder about the potential dangers of burning incense and other scented products like candles in areas that are not well ventilated.

This study also serves as a good reminder to allow fresh air to circulate throughout one's living space. In the summer, windows should be kept open whenever possible. In the winter, if various factors make it difficult to keep one's windows open just a crack, it can be beneficial to one's health to simply open a few windows for a minute or two each day to allow some fresh air to enter the residence. All of this assumes that one's neighborhood is relatively pollution-free; if the residence in question is in a heavily polluted area, it may be best to look at investing in a high quality indoor air purifier.

Tags: health, cancer, incense

Maximum Scented Candles!

Thu, 14 Jun 2007 12:38:38 GMT

clipped by: cbvictoria
clipper's remarks: This is my website. Have fun checking it out.

Clip Source: www.candlesbyvictoria.com

Enter Candles By Victoria by clicking the graphic above
Home of the triple scented, homemade, hand poured candles.
Making the world brighter one candle at a time~

Tags: candles, scented candles, homemade candles, maximum scented candles

Vets turn to acupuncture for ailing pets

Wed, 31 Jan 2007 02:49:13 GMT

clipped by: Sorgalim
clipper's remarks: If the acpuncture is good for us it could be as good for pets...

Clip Source: news.yahoo.com

By MARCUS WOHLSEN, Associated Press Writer Thu Jan 25, 5:06 PM ET

SAN FRANCISCO - When Ann Dey's dog had a stroke in July, one side of his face became paralyzed so severely he couldn't blink. She knew she needed to do something before the 13-year-old pug, Jimmy, lost his eye to infection.

As alternative approaches like acupuncture and herbal remedies have moved further into the mainstream for humans, veterinarians have made those same techniques increasingly available for pets.

Animal care officials say pet owners have been convinced by their own positive experiences that their pets should also enjoy the benefits of alternative techniques.

"Seeing is believing," said Sally Wortman, Pets Unlimited's hospital administrator, standing near a row of scented candles on the new clinic's reception desk.

A Japanese fountain, soft lights and walls painted in soothing tones of sage, ochre and salmon augment the calming atmosphere of the clinic, which is one floor down from the city's only 24-hour-a-day emergency room for pets.

Beth Schneider, an animal acupuncturist for Pets Unlimited, said one positive experience with alternative techniques can be enough to convince doubters.

"They see how beneficial it is to the animal," she said. "And they want to start going to acupuncturists themselves."

The Maryland-based American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association claims more than 800 members from Florida to Alaska. Chartrand learned about an alternative treatment called therapeutic touch from her sister, a veterinarian who uses the technique on horses in Kansas.

Still, despite broadening acceptance, alternative medicine for animals faces continued skepticism. The American Veterinary Medical Association said in recent guidelines on alternative medical techniques for animals that the organization is "open to their consideration."

But it stressed that the quality of research into different methods varies, saying some practices "may differ from current scientific knowledge."

Tags: acupuncture, pets