Perfume
* All perfumes contain alcohol to varying degrees.
* Most perfumes are mixtures of absolutes
  - similar in how they are prepared
  - specific blends of fragrance notes
* also increase perspiration rate and help cool the body, which is important in the tropics.
* are chemical compounds known as aromatics
  - concentrated fragrances
  - flower based and attract all kinds of winged insects, including bees and wasps
  - the feelings of flowers
  - usually a mixture of both synthetic and natural resources
* basically are three-part mixtures of chemicals.
* causes a desire to kisses.
* contain alcohol so they are often responsible as well.
* cover up the body's natural scent and replace it with the perfume's scent.
* includes sections.
* is books
  - liquids
  - located in cabinets
  - organic matter
  - smell
  - toiletry
* is used for aroma

### perfume:

Modern perfume
* Many modern perfumes contain synthesized odorants.
+ Perfume, Sources, Synthetic sources
  * Many modern perfumes contain synthesized odorants. Synthetics can provide fragrances which are not found in nature. For instance, Calone, a compound of synthetic origin, gives a fresh metallic marine scent that is widely used. Synthetic aromatics are often used as an alternate to compounds that are not easily got from natural sources.

Patchouli
* has some valuable uses in skin care and treatment of skin disorders.
* is an anti-inflammatory herb, useful in relieving dry skin conditions.
* is one of the few oils that improves with age
  - very few oils that, like fine wine, improve with age
  - probably the most abused essential oil when it comes to overuse
  - used to treat dysentery, diarrhea, colds without fevers, vomiting, and nausea

### perfumed mineral oil:

Baby oil
* Some baby oils are essentially mineral oil and fragrance.
* causes the skin to burn faster and offers no protection at all.
* is also good for rubbing inside ears that have become chapped or irritated from clipping
  - ointment
  - salve
  - toiletry
* perfumed mineral oil.
* removes burrs in fur coats.

Period
* Some periods have larger numbers of bowls than jars.
  * You're supposed to use commas to separate figures of 5 digits or more. Periods are used for decimals.
* are divided into epochs, and successive periods make up an era
  - ends
  - eras
* are followed by long periods
  - week collection periods
  - geological time
* are located in history
  - schools
  - sentences
* are part of eras
  - punctuation
  - parts
  - time intervals
* correspond to years.
* fundamental measure
* have effects
  - term effects
* is characterized by the rise of state societies, cities, and a great deal of warfare
  - directly related to the speed the wave is travelling
* is the inverse of frequency
  - length of time required for a satellite to complete one orbit
* is the time between two successive waves
  - duration from one synchronization point to the next
  - taken by a wave to repeat itself at a given point in space
* refer to Months or Quarters
  - time, systems to rocks
* refers to the time which it takes to do something.
* span months
  - several years
  - weeks
* squared is proportional to the size of the semi-major axis cubed.

### period:

Administration
* comprises the individual, the human being, legislature and laws.
* has power.
* is bodies
  - commercial organizations
  - management
  - medication
  - part of government
* is the ability to manage the security attributes of the information
  - basis of organized human activity
  - execution of public affairs as opposed to the setting of policy
  - premise of individual organizations
* uses schedules.

### period | administration:

Data administration
* includes the definition, organization, supervision, and protection of data.
* is responsible for defining an information architecture.

Fluid administration
* attenuates the hemodynamic effect of frusemide in running horses.
* crucial part of the treatment of pediatric shock.