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Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Tips For Blackheads Not Potentially Infectious



Do not underestimate the blackheads that appear on your face. If the skin properly, can be resolved even prevent blackheads on the face. With proper skin care, blackheads resolved and you are protected from infection can cause more severe acne conditions.

Dermatologist, Dr. Tina Ward Wisesa SpKK, said a prominent black blackheads on the face and often disturbing appearance, as dangerous as white blackheads often invisible but dirt is stored deeper.

"Blackheads are pimples in large quantities that also need proper care," said Dr. Tina at Media Workshopbersama Papulex at Madeleine Bistro, Kemang, Jakarta.

According to Dr. Tina, basic skin care, such as cleaning, moisturize, and protect with sunscreen can also prevent problems resolve blackheads. In addition, regular facials can also be overcome or prevent blackheads.


"Black open Blackheads can be treated with regular facial cleansing. Blackheads white with cream or facialrutin help," he advised.

For facials for oily skin should be done regularly every two weeks. While dry skin tends to do facial per three weeks or once a month. With this simple treatment, blackheads disappear and you can prevent from potential infections that cause acne at a later stage.

"If there is going to be a blackhead acne further, especially after starting to blush because of infection. Continuous treatment, and early blackheads can overcome this problem," he concluded.


Source of article: female.kompas.com
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Top 4 Exercises For Groups

Running a class at the gym? Starting a career as a personal trainer? Here are some of the best exercises for small to mid-sized groups. If these dont get your collective blood pumping, nothing will!

1: Strength Building

Perfect for beginners, strength building focuses on things like squats, lunges and push-ups to build muscle and boost endurance. While some of your newbies might be shy, theyll also be more willing to stick with it when surrounded by their peers and working towards a common goal.

2: Suspension Training

These tools will require some room to move, so make sure everyone can stretch their arms all the way out before beginning. Once youve established the necessary space, you can take suspension training in any way youd like.

3: Circuits

While not an activity in its own right, establishing a circuit can greatly improve the efficacy of group exercise. It will keep everyone moving, which in turn will maintain an elevated heart rate, and no one will grow fatigued with one particular piece of equipment since theyre constantly switching.

4: Cycling

Cycling is an excellent activity for groups. Not only will their individual bikes keep everyone out of each others way, but neighbors can also provide a sense of community and encouragement to those who are struggling to complete the program.

These are just a few ways to get moving in a group. There are many more, of course, but these should be enough to get you started while you train for your NCCA certification. Click here to learn more about getting fit and creating your own choreography!
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Monday, March 9, 2015

6 Benefits of Coffee for Health

Coffee turned out to have other, more healthful benefits, ranging from preventing cancer, and even coffee can also repel odor.

6 Benefits of Coffee for Health


Here are six other benefits from coffee that have been quoted from Health.com, Tuesday (03/07/2012).

1. Absorb odors
Coffee grounds have a remarkable ability to absorb and neutralize the dirty air that smells. Tips if you buy durian fruit from distant places try to sprinkle coffee grounds on the durian fruit smell that smell is no smell of the fruit during the trip.

2. Brain food
Not just keep the eye that was not sleepy, caffeine in coffee can also keep the brain functioning is maintained. Many people have confessed coffee addict difficult especially if the daily concentration alone does not drink coffee.

Effects of caffeine can indeed affect brain function. According to a study at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences, regular coffee consumption in reasonable doses can even prevent excess cholesterol and dementia, especially Alzheimers disease.


3. Stress reliever
One of the effects of caffeine in coffee is stimulate the heart, so that people become anxious and heart palpitations. But on the other hand, the smell of coffee is enough to give a relaxing effect, so that it can to relieve stress.

A study in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry showed that one of the smells that have the effect of the smell of the grill reklaksasi coffee beans.


4. Softens the skin
Besides drinking, coffee can also be utilized in other ways such as is done at The Spa at Mohonk Mountain House in New Paltz, New York. In this place, the coffee used for scrubs and the effect is to soften and refreshes the skin.

Might want to try, the recipe is a cup of coffee grounds, 1/2 cup sugar to remove dead skin cells and 1/2 tablespoon of jojoba oil. Mix the ingredients and rub in a circular motion and let dry before cleaning.

5. Stamina
Effect of caffeine is stimulate the heart, increasing blood supply to the muscle increases so does not quickly run out of steam. Because of these effects, caffeine is widely used in beverages stamina.

Because it is more natural, coffee can be an alternative that is not a lot of energy drinks mixed with artificial chemicals that are sometimes more useful dariapda risk.

6. Cancer prevention
Phytochemical content of different compounds in coffee beans that are a lot of antioxidants and can fight cancer-causing free radicals. Therefore, according to research, coffee fans have a lower risk for developing various types of cancer.

A study at Harvard University for example, to prove that drinking coffee regularly may reduce the risk of endometrial cancer in women and prostate cancer in men.
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Apps for Grading Assessments

Using rubrics and providing students feedback via the iPad has not been an area that has received a great deal of attention. This is, however, starting to change. I have recently spoken to a number of teachers who have developed apps that will allows teachers to use the iPad as a viable way of assessing student work. Some of these apps actually do more than just mark work. Check out the list and see if any would work for you and your students.

Easy Assessment: $1.99
Easy Assessment is the app teachers have been waiting for. A simple way to capture and assess performance in any context or situation. Experience a new level of efficiency. This app was designed and developed by an Australian Teacher Jarrod Robinson. He initially designed this to be used for PE and so wanted an easy way for teachers to construct rubrics. The design was so good other teachers saw the benefit of the rubric maker and it has become a standard tool on many teachers iPads. This is one of the easiest assessment apps I have used. I love it!

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/easy-assessment/id489279817?mt=8


Formative Feedback: $1.99 AU
This is another great app design by an Australian teacher - Paul Hamilton. Formative Feedback for Learning was created to foster and encourage communication between teachers and students. It uses icons and basic editing skills to prompt discussions through a conference setting. It does not have saving abilities or comment boxes as I believe in rich discussions between teachers and students. Utilizing the Ipad 2 camera, formative feedback allows students to play back video and allow feedback to be given on performance.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/formative-feedback/id467523337?mt=8


Stick Pick: $2.99 AU
Stick Pick is the first app of its kind to uniquely link question stems to the cognitive or linguistic needs of each individual learner. Formative assessment is easy to track because teachers can tap a corresponding correct, incorrect, or opinion button based on the students answer. Teachers can also rate each students answer by selecting 0-5 on a critical thinking rubric (Blooms). Stick Pick suggests question starters for learners at different levels and also records how well students respond during classroom discussions.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/stick-pick/id436682059?mt=8


Essay Grader: $6.49 AU
Provide your students with exceptional feedback, and reduce your grading time with Essay Grader for iPad. By moving between a series of tabs and clicking appropriate comment fields, a feedback document is created for each essay you grade. Essay Grader comes with three banks of pre-written comments for a multitude of topics within the categories of praise, organization, content, mechanics, style, and documentation. All comment text, comment labels, and category labels are fully editable.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/essay-grader/id376946246?mt=8


GradePad: $2.99 AU
GradePad is a performance assessment tool for teachers, trainers, and coaches.Gradepad is a mobile performance assessment tool with group managing facilities. You can create assessments, track performances and monitor progress. Assess a variety of behaviors and performances with GradePad rubrics that have criteria and scales. Manage groups of individuals and track their performance over time. GradePad also allows you to send the data to your email account for further analysis.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/gradepad/id316077475?mt=8


ASSIST: FREE
Assist lets you administer and collect student results from common, summative, formative and rubrics-based assessments. It will automatically grades bubble sheets captured by camera and it allows you to log individual student results to any assessment type. You can manage and score collaborative learning activities as well as immediately review the results of any assessment in ASSIST. With subscription to PLUS, results from ASSIST can be uploaded and aggregated by student, class, campus, assessment and standard.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/assist/id344248078?mt=8






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Benefits of Fasting for Health



Health is a pleasure that can not be assessed with property. To maintain health, the body needs to be given a chance to rest. Fasting, which requires not to eat, drink, and perform other acts that break the fast from dawn until sundown is very useful for maintaining physical and spiritual health.

It can prevent illness caused by excessive eating. Excessive nutrient food is not necessarily good for ones health. Excess nutrients or overnutrisi cause obesity which can cause degenerative diseases such as high cholesterol and triglycerides, coronary heart disease, diabetes (diabetes mellitus), and others.

Influence of fasting on physical health mechanism covering various aspects of health, such as:

- Provide an opportunity for the digestive tract to rest.
- Freeing the body from toxins, dirt and residue that damage health.
- Blocking of food for bacteria, viruses, and cancer cells so that the germs can not survive.
Increasing the number of white blood cells and increase endurance. In the first week of fasting undiscovered white blood cell growth. However, starting on the seventh (second week), the addition of white blood cells very rapidly. White blood is a key element in the bodys defense system.
- Balancing the levels of acid and alkaline in the body.
- Improve the function of the hormone that is needed in a variety of physiological and biochemical processes body. Hormones released by endocrine glands and pituitary bodys response to various pressures and environmental stress. Deficiency or excess production of certain hormones will adversely affect the health of the body. Eg when subjected to stress, hormones that regulate insulin and adrenaline when disturbed so hungry appetite loss or even come sooner. Production of the hormone insulin deficiency resulted in the emergence of diabetes, whereas when the body will suffer excessive hyperglycemia. At the time of fasting people will be patient and try to hold grudges and always surrender to God. It will make the normal hormone function so that more harmonious rhythm of life.
- Rejuvenates the bodys cells. When we fast, the organs are in the relaxed position, so as to have the opportunity to renew cells.
- Improve the function of organs. Fasting will provide stimulus to all the cells, tissues, and organs. This will produce a stimulating effect, restore, and improve organ function corresponding physiological functions, such as the five senses become sharper.
- Fasting increases the function of the reproductive organs. It is associated with rejuvenation of cells that affect cells urogenital and other reproductive organs. Hormones associated with sexual behavior problems are not only generated by the organ ovary (estrogen) and testes (testosterone), but also by the pituitary gland.


Rekommended order iftar meal begins with a date, or with fruits and sweet drinks like honey. This doctrine implies health as fruits and sweet drinks is a ready-made fuel that can be readily absorbed by the body to recover after a day the body is not supplied with food and drink. Glucose contained in fruits and sweet drinks are the main source of energy for body cells. Effective Glucose is needed when the body requires energy input needed.

Prompts dawn is not merely to get the power of the prime pilgrimage during fasting, but also implies that fasting during fasting necessary preparation for work productivity and daily activities are not disrupted.

At the time of Iftar and Suhoor should strive to fulfill the nutrient supply of the elements the body needs, covers six types of nutrients are carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water. The importance of nutritional balance often neglected because it does not look right. Someone who lack certain nutrients as dangerous as they are certain nutritional advantages. Eating a well balanced portions and nutrition affects the central nervous system and the condition of the bodys biochemistry. Eating a balanced meal is nothing short but not too excessive, adjusted for age, the quality and quantity of motion as well as the condition of the body.

In some people, the time of fasting have complaints such as feeling weak and lethargic or decreased stamina, as well as digestive disorders such as bloating and stomach upset. Some foods such as honey, ginger, kencur, meeting buffoonery, and other materials can be used to cope with decreased stamina, bloating, and upset stomach during fasting.

Here are some natural ingredients that can be used in order to stay fit and fresh fasting.

1.MADU
Benefits: increase stamina and maintain stabilitias body to stay healthy and fit, launched the process of metabolism, for beauty and youthfulness, preventing digestive disorders, etc.

2.KURMA
Benefits: increased stamina and energy, prevent and treat anemia (lack of blood), launched disposal, as a sedative (merileksasi a strained muscle cells), prevents uterine bleeding.

3.JAHE (Zingiber officinale ROSC.)
Benefits: increase stamina, overcome flatulence, colds, nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, fever, etc.

4.TEMU buffoonery (Curcuma xanthorrhiza)
Benefits: high cholesterol, increase stamina / tonic, anemia, gastritis / ulcer, flatulence, and others.

5.KENCUR (Kaempferia galanga)
Benefits: increase stamina, eliminate bad breath, inflammation of the stomach, bloating, nausea, vomiting, colds, and others.

6.Ubi Red Potatoes (Ipomoea batatas)
Indications: flatulence, laxative fart, colds, upset stomach

7.KUNYIT (Curcuma domestica Val.)
Efficacy / effect; inflammation of the stomach, bile expedite expenditure thereby reducing flatulence, nausea, and a sense of fullness in the stomach.

8.KAPULAGA (Amomum cardamomum)
Indications: for stomach ulcers, nausea, vomiting, stomach obstruction and bloating.

9.Kayu Sweet (Cinnamomum burmanii)
Indications: for stomach ulcers, nausea, vomiting, stomach obstruction and bloating.

Sources: DokterSehat
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Apps for Teachers

People often ask what apps I would recommend for Teachers? There is no simply answer that fits all.

What I do is give them an insight into the apps that I have on my iPad that I use all the time or that I use in preparation for my lessons. They probably say more about my own teaching style than I would care to reveal. See if any of them are useful for you.

My students have always use Prezi exceptional well to zoom in and investigate the detail and then pull back to see how it all fits within the curriculum outcomes. Skitch is one that has been a very recent addition but one that I am finding indispensable. Who has What? is also a recent addition but one that I will use frequently this year. I dont know how many great resources I have lost simply because I have lost track of who borrowed them.  So here is my little list of apps that I think are great for teachers

Dropbox: FREE
Dropbox is a free service that lets you save any file to your Dropbox and it will automatically save to all your computers, your iPhone and iPad and even the Dropbox website! The beauty of Dropbox is the ability to use it to distribute and collect students work. I love the fact that I can save a file on one device and get access to it on any of may other digital devices. The new add-ons that continue to appear also make Dropbox an important tool for the classroom.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/dropbox/id327630330?mt=8


Flipboard: FREE
Flipboard creates a personalized magazine out of everything being shared with you. Connect Flipboard to all your social networks, and youll have a single place to enjoy, browse, comment on and share all the news, photos and updates that matter to you. This is a perfect way to keep abreast of all the information on a specific topic that you are investigating in class. Collect feeds from different related hashtags and send them all back to your Flipboard

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/flipboard/id358801284?mt=8


Socrative: Teacher and Student App FREE
Socrative brings smart clickers to a whole new level. Engaged the entire class with educational exercises and games. Let the students see their classmates’ ideas in real time and interact with the responses. Students can provide you with instant feedback on the lessons and how well they understand the material. Ask your own poll questions for the entire class or use a pre-made activity. This can be very powerful tool for teachers.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/teacher-clicker-socrative/id477620120?mt=8


Skitch: FREE
Skitch for iPad only came out a couple of weeks ago and already I am finding it indispensable. It is the perfect tool for creating how-to and instructional materials for students and colleagues alike. I love how easy this app is to create really professional looking images that can be dropped into documents or used as stand alones. It is almost too simple. The beauty of this app is that it is just as valuable in the hands of your students.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/skitch-for-ipad/id490505997?mt=8


Tweetdeck: FREE
TweetDeck allows you to monitor multiple social media outlets all at once. You can follow 6 or 8 hastags at once. Bring together your Twitter and Facebook feeds in a column-based dashboard. All major Twitter features are supported: Sending updates, retweeting, favourites, mentions, direct messages and searching. Posting to multiple Twitter accounts is a breeze. Facebook status updates, notifications, Likes and comments all at your fingertips.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/tweetdeck/id429654148?mt=8


Who has what?: $0.99 AU
Who has What? helps you keep track of items that you lent to or borrowed from other. This app allows you to become your own resource library. Scan out items that you lend and then have automatic reminder sent to remind you who has borrowed it. Its incredibly easy. Add new entries with the built in bar code scanner. 1. Scan the Barcode of the Item,  2. Choose a Contact from your Address Book  3. Add a Return Date for the Entry, it is that easy!

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/wer-hat-was/id480481608?l=en&ls=1&mt=8


Doink: $5.49 AU
DoInk is probably the best animation iPad on the market. Like all the best iPad apps, its simplicity is a key strength. There are plenty of other excellent animation apps and it was indeed difficult to chose just one but for me this the one that I like to use and that I like my students to have access to when they are creating digital stories. It has the ability to be used simply or to produce works of surprising complexity

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/doink-animation-drawing/id364762290?mt=8


Dragon Dictation: FREE
Dragon Dictation is an voice recognition app that allows you to dictate and instantly see your text on the iPad. In fact, it’s up to five (5) times faster than typing on the keyboard. Dragon Dictation will also utilize the data in spoken messages collected over time to continuously improve and provide high speech recognition accuracy. This app is getting better all the time. Once completed simply email your text and open in any of your other apps.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/dragon-dictation/id341446764?mt=8


Prezi Viewer: FREE
Prezi is called the zooming presenter. It is a non-linear presentation tool that is like powerpoint on steroids. It is perfect for making connections between disparate items and then looking at the big picture. This is because you can zoom into and out off the canvas. This allows the audience to make the overarching connections or conversely to focus on one particular piece of information. Prezi Viewer allows you to show your prezis on the iPad!

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/prezi-viewer/id407759942?mt=8


Google Search: FREE
This is the lastest Search app from Google and has been completely redesigned for the iPad. I like the Voice Search function which is excellent for some of your disabled students. Google Goggles is also a great function that allows you to search by image to find more information about what you are looking at. It also gives you quick access to other Google apps like Gmail, Calendar, Docs and more. Nice package all round.

http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/google-search/id284815942?mt=8



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Monday, March 2, 2015

First Aid for the USMLE Step 2 CK 7th Edition PDF 2010


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