David

I understand what real myrrh is. Myrrh is a resin/gum oil, essentially the sap of a plant native to the middle east and Africa. Myrrh represents the Spirit of God as used in the New Testament. Some churches use myrrh as a sacred oil of blessing in atonement.

Since real myrrh is so expensive, they use a recipe representation of myrrh. It's an oil base with added ingredients.

What I'm asking is concerning the representative myrrh. What are the ingredients added to make ritual myrrh?

I belong to an organization that is chartered as a 501(c)(3) organization of volunteers at a hospital. We are set up to accept donations to provide support to the organization, which allows us to put on special gatherings on special days through the year, and the balance would be donated to charities. Due to changes in management and the neglect by hospital director's office, the volunteer activity dwindled over a period of time, and we no longer achieve our donation income.

My question is this, how long can we keep our 501(c)(3) status without donations coming in?

I'm in a small senior/disabled apartment community with small property. I have mobility challenges, so I can't handle an energetic dog. A medium dog would be best if it is relatively calm and mature. Is there a survey website or Q&A that will help me find the best breed for me?

Hardens similar to dentures or plexiglas. Must be non-toxic and hypoallergenic.

I'm getting abusive mail claiming to be from someone, but I know it's a forgery. I want the IP, email, time/date stamp, etc. to track the email. How do I view full headers?