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Friday, September 27, 2013
My Role Model
Tawakkol Karman was born in 1979 in Yemen. She studied Commerce then taking a graduate degree in political science. Tawakkol witnessed many issues happening in Yemen that lead to wars. She is a journalist so she responded to the political instability and human rights abuses by reporting others. In 2005 she founded an organization called " Woman Journalists Without Chains" which provides media skills to journalists and fights for rights. The organization also reports abuses happening. In 2007 Tawakkol started protesting against the government. Her weekly protests continued until 2011 and she brought up the problems to the UN. She has been imprisoned for actions many times but still continues to fight for human rights. Tawakkol Karman received a Nobel Peace Prize in 2011 because of her pro-democracy and pro- human rights movement in Yemen. Tawwakol is the not only the first Yemeni woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize but also the first Arab woman to win it and the youngest.
http://nobelwomensinitiative.org/meet-the-laureates/tawakkol-karman/
http://nobelwomensinitiative.org/meet-the-laureates/tawakkol-karman/
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Fitness and Education article
Researchers at the University of Illinois have found that children who are fit physically understand and process information more effectively than those who are not fit. People have found out that exercising helps increase the effectiveness of the brain and that many kids have exercised before a math test and did better than those who didn't exercise. Students who are overweight but still fit had higher scores than those who are lighter weighted and less fit. Researchers at the University of Illinois did an experiment on 9 and 10 year old boys and girls where they made them exercise then asking them memorization questions. The students who were more fit and in better aerobic condition outperformed the others remembering almost twice as much as the others. In the article it was said that “higher levels of fitness have their greatest impact in the most challenging situations” which means that the more difficult an information is the more physical fitness may help children in learning it. In the end exercising is not only good for your health but also can help children to do better in school and absorb more information.
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/09/18/how-physical-fitness-may-promote-school-success/?src=me&_r=0
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/09/18/how-physical-fitness-may-promote-school-success/?src=me&_r=0
Thursday, September 12, 2013
summary of article
Punnoose Kiran Prince of Pat Pressings company struggles to maintain employees, therefore he has to replace them with robots. This company in India is looking for robots to replace employees because they are inconsistent in their jobs even if they get paid more money to do their jobs. Robots will extremely increase the company's productivity. Less danger for humans will occur and sometimes more productivity and better quality of work. Automation will get into every industrial sector.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/jobs/how-technology-is-reshaping-jobs/articleshow/22497892.cms
Friday, September 6, 2013
Interior Design Article
The article discusses different types of interior design according to each person's taste. Your taste in furniture can determine your personality, because what you decide to go for in the interiors of your houses is based on how you think and feel comfortable with. The article suggests that if you like elegance in your furniture then all you need is a traditional design. Traditional design is the most popular type of design that has dark wood furniture pieces. If you like sleekness and emphasized straight lines then you are more of a modern style person. If you are looking for simplicity then Asian design style has the most important characteristics in a simple yet peaceful design and way of life. If you love creation and innovation then appropriate for you to choose the gothic style of hardwood flooring ,and solid wood furnishings.
http://interiordesign4.com/types-of-interior-design-style/
http://interiordesign4.com/types-of-interior-design-style/
Thursday, September 5, 2013
King Fahad bin Abulaziz Al-Saud
Saudi Arabia has encountered many kings during its establishment. King Fahad bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud was one of the many kings that changed not only the citizens lives ,but also changed all Muslim's lives.Fahd bin Abdulaziz was born in Riyadh in 1921. He is the eighth son of Ibn Saud.His mother was Hassa AlSudairi and he was the eldest member of the Sudairi Seven.When King Khalid died in 1982, Fahad succeeded to the throne. He was the fifth king of Saudi Arabia.However, the most active period of his life was not his reign, but when he was Crown Prince. He adopted the title "Custodian of the Two Holy Mosquese" in 1986, he achieved that by expanding the construction of the holy "Kaaba" to fit millions of Muslims during the "Hajj" season.Fahd was a supporter of the United Nations. He supported foreign aid and gave 5.5% of Saudi Arabia's national income through various funds. King Fahad died in the year of 2005 leaving Saudi Arabian citizens very proud from him and the things he accomplished.
Aloe Vera
Aloe has many advantages that different skin types can benefit from. First of all Aloe is superb for moisturizing the skin. Women can use Aloe prior to applying make up to prevent the skin from drying, however men can use is after shaving. Second, Aloe is great for treating acne by killing the bacteria that causes it, and allows the skin to heal quickly. Third of all, Aloe prevents or slows down the skin's aging process. Aloe contains vitamins C and E that firm up the skin. Fourth of all Aloe can hide stretch marks that are cause by pregnancy, weight change..etc. Last but not least Aloe Vera gel can reduce the pain an redness from sunburns as it acts as a protective layer on the skin that hydrates it.
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