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Title: The New Media’s Role in Politics | OpenMind
Headings: The New Media’s Role in Politics
The New Media’s Role in Politics
The diversity of content disseminated by new media has created opportunities such as the ability for more voices to be heard.
The Evolution of New Media
Members of the public also were responsible for recording and posting videos that could go viral and influence the course of events.
Providing Political Information
Post-Truth Media
The Ascendance of Fake News
Objective facts are subordinate to emotional appeals and personal beliefs in shaping public opinion.
Watchdog Press or Politicians’ Mouthpiece
Conclusion
References
Content: Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein inspired a generation of investigative journalists after revealing President Richard Nixon’s role in the break-in at the Democratic Party headquarters at the Watergate Hotel, forcing his resignation (Shepard, 2012). Much news in the new media era is defined by coverage of a never-ending barrage of sensational scandals—be they real, exaggerated, or entirely fabricated—that often are only tangentially related to governing. This chapter begins by briefly addressing the evolution of new media in the United States to establish the core characteristics of the current political media system. We then will focus on the role of media in providing information in a democratic polity, and will examine the ways in which new media have impacted this role. The diversity of content disseminated by new media has created opportunities, such as the ability for more voices to be heard. However, the questionable quality of much of this information raises serious issues for democratic discourse. Next, we will discuss how the new media are integral to political coverage in a post-truth society, where falsehoods infused with tidbits of fact pass as news. Finally, we will contemplate the ways in which the watchdog press is being overshadowed by the mouthpiece press which serves as a publicity machine for politicians. The Evolution of New Media
New media emerged in the late 1980s when entertainment platforms, like talk radio, television talk shows, and tabloid newspapers, took on prominent political roles and gave rise to the infotainment genre. Infotainment obscures the lines between news and entertainment, and privileges sensational, scandal-driven stories over hard news (Jebril, et al.,
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Title: The New Media’s Role in Politics | OpenMind
Headings: The New Media’s Role in Politics
The New Media’s Role in Politics
The diversity of content disseminated by new media has created opportunities such as the ability for more voices to be heard.
The Evolution of New Media
Members of the public also were responsible for recording and posting videos that could go viral and influence the course of events.
Providing Political Information
Post-Truth Media
The Ascendance of Fake News
Objective facts are subordinate to emotional appeals and personal beliefs in shaping public opinion.
Watchdog Press or Politicians’ Mouthpiece
Conclusion
References
Content: However, the questionable quality of much of this information raises serious issues for democratic discourse. Next, we will discuss how the new media are integral to political coverage in a post-truth society, where falsehoods infused with tidbits of fact pass as news. Finally, we will contemplate the ways in which the watchdog press is being overshadowed by the mouthpiece press which serves as a publicity machine for politicians. The Evolution of New Media
New media emerged in the late 1980s when entertainment platforms, like talk radio, television talk shows, and tabloid newspapers, took on prominent political roles and gave rise to the infotainment genre. Infotainment obscures the lines between news and entertainment, and privileges sensational, scandal-driven stories over hard news (Jebril, et al., 2013). Politicians turned to new media to circumvent the mainstream press’ control over the news agenda. The infotainment emphasis of new media at this early stage offered political leaders and candidates a friendlier venue for presenting themselves to the public than did hard news outlets (Moy, et al., 2009). During the 1992 presidential election, Democratic candidate Bill Clinton famously appeared on Arsenio Hall’s television talk show wearing sunglasses and playing the saxophone, which created a warm, personal image that set the tone for his campaign (Diamond, et al.,
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https://www.bbvaopenmind.com/en/articles/the-new-media-s-role-in-politics/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_21033341#10_42888746
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Title: The New Media’s Role in Politics | OpenMind
Headings: The New Media’s Role in Politics
The New Media’s Role in Politics
The diversity of content disseminated by new media has created opportunities such as the ability for more voices to be heard.
The Evolution of New Media
Members of the public also were responsible for recording and posting videos that could go viral and influence the course of events.
Providing Political Information
Post-Truth Media
The Ascendance of Fake News
Objective facts are subordinate to emotional appeals and personal beliefs in shaping public opinion.
Watchdog Press or Politicians’ Mouthpiece
Conclusion
References
Content: 2013). Politicians turned to new media to circumvent the mainstream press’ control over the news agenda. The infotainment emphasis of new media at this early stage offered political leaders and candidates a friendlier venue for presenting themselves to the public than did hard news outlets (Moy, et al., 2009). During the 1992 presidential election, Democratic candidate Bill Clinton famously appeared on Arsenio Hall’s television talk show wearing sunglasses and playing the saxophone, which created a warm, personal image that set the tone for his campaign (Diamond, et al., 1993). The fusing of politics and entertainment attracted audiences that typically had been disinterested in public affairs (Williams and Delli Carpini, 2011). It also prompted the ascendance of celebrity politicians, and set the stage for a “reality TV” president like Donald Trump decades later. Political observers and scholars contemplated the advent of a “new media populism” that would engage disenfranchised citizens and facilitate a more active role for the public in political discourse. New media had the potential to enhance people’s access to political information, facilitate wider-ranging political discourse, and foster participation.
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https://www.bbvaopenmind.com/en/articles/the-new-media-s-role-in-politics/
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Title: The New Media’s Role in Politics | OpenMind
Headings: The New Media’s Role in Politics
The New Media’s Role in Politics
The diversity of content disseminated by new media has created opportunities such as the ability for more voices to be heard.
The Evolution of New Media
Members of the public also were responsible for recording and posting videos that could go viral and influence the course of events.
Providing Political Information
Post-Truth Media
The Ascendance of Fake News
Objective facts are subordinate to emotional appeals and personal beliefs in shaping public opinion.
Watchdog Press or Politicians’ Mouthpiece
Conclusion
References
Content: 1993). The fusing of politics and entertainment attracted audiences that typically had been disinterested in public affairs (Williams and Delli Carpini, 2011). It also prompted the ascendance of celebrity politicians, and set the stage for a “reality TV” president like Donald Trump decades later. Political observers and scholars contemplated the advent of a “new media populism” that would engage disenfranchised citizens and facilitate a more active role for the public in political discourse. New media had the potential to enhance people’s access to political information, facilitate wider-ranging political discourse, and foster participation. Initially, the public responded positively to the more accessible communication channels, calling in to political talk programs and participating in online town hall meetings. However, new media’s authentic populist potential was undercut by the fact that the new political media system evolved haphazardly, with no guiding principles or goals. It was heavily dominated by commercial interests and those already holding privileged positions in politics and the news industry. Public enthusiasm eventually gave way to ambivalence and cynicism, especially as the novelty of the first phase of new media wore off (Davis and Owen, 1998). The next phase in the development of new media unfolded in conjunction with the application of emerging digital communications technologies to politics that made possible entirely new outlets and content delivery systems.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_21033341#12_42893323
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Title: The New Media’s Role in Politics | OpenMind
Headings: The New Media’s Role in Politics
The New Media’s Role in Politics
The diversity of content disseminated by new media has created opportunities such as the ability for more voices to be heard.
The Evolution of New Media
Members of the public also were responsible for recording and posting videos that could go viral and influence the course of events.
Providing Political Information
Post-Truth Media
The Ascendance of Fake News
Objective facts are subordinate to emotional appeals and personal beliefs in shaping public opinion.
Watchdog Press or Politicians’ Mouthpiece
Conclusion
References
Content: Initially, the public responded positively to the more accessible communication channels, calling in to political talk programs and participating in online town hall meetings. However, new media’s authentic populist potential was undercut by the fact that the new political media system evolved haphazardly, with no guiding principles or goals. It was heavily dominated by commercial interests and those already holding privileged positions in politics and the news industry. Public enthusiasm eventually gave way to ambivalence and cynicism, especially as the novelty of the first phase of new media wore off (Davis and Owen, 1998). The next phase in the development of new media unfolded in conjunction with the application of emerging digital communications technologies to politics that made possible entirely new outlets and content delivery systems. The digital environment and the platforms it supports greatly transformed the political media system. Beginning in the mid-1990s, new political media platforms quickly progressed from the rudimentary “brochureware” website, used by Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign in 1992, to encompass sites with interactive features, discussion boards, blogs, online fundraising platforms, volunteer recruitment sites, and meet-ups. The public became more involved with the actual production and distribution of political content. Citizen journalists were eyewitnesses to events th
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https://www.bbvaopenmind.com/en/articles/the-new-media-s-role-in-politics/
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Title: Three Benefits that Came from the Atomic Bomb | OpenMind
Headings: Three Benefits that Came from the Atomic Bomb
Three Benefits that Came from the Atomic Bomb
1. Radiation that cures cancer
2. Trips to the edge of the Solar System
3. An unknown application in energy production
Ventana al conocimiento (Knowledge window)
Content: Trips to the edge of the Solar System
In the vicinity of the Earth, where we use orbiting satellites for communications or to predict the weather, solar panels are the primary source of energy. The Rosetta probe, now studying the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, is capable of operating at 800 million kilometers from the Sun, but requires two giant solar panels of 14 meters each, with which to squeeze out every last photon of the low solar energy available. Beyond this, to explore the gas giants like Jupiter or Saturn or to try to reach the edge of the solar system, nuclear energy is necessary. The atomic propulsion produced with radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTG) is the most effective way to reach those places where the sun is too weak for a solar panel system. This technology, which converts the heat energy produced by the disintegration of plutonium-238, kept the pioneer Viking probes exploring Mars for years. The Galileo probe, with a similar power system, revolutionized our knowledge of Jupiter and its moons, and Cassini has already spent ten years rediscovering Saturn and its moons, photographing the geysers of Enceladus or analyzing the subsurface ocean that lies beneath the surface of the satellite Europa. The most extreme case of the potential of nuclear power for space exploration is the Voyager probes. Launched in 1977, they have now reached the edge of the solar system and continue to send signals as the most distant human emissaries from Earth. 3. An unknown application in energy production
The fundamental civil use of nuclear technology came almost a decade after its use as a weapon.
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https://www.bbvaopenmind.com/en/science/physics/three-benefits-came-atomic-bomb/
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Title: How Do You “Design” a Business Ecosystem? | BCG
Headings: How Do You “Design” a Business Ecosystem?
How Do You “Design” a Business Ecosystem?
Step 1: What is the problem that you want to solve?
Is the problem big enough?
Who would have guessed 20 years ago that posting selfies, photos of your food, and cat videos is such a deep human need that multibillion-dollar businesses like Instagram and YouTube could be built on them?
Is an ecosystem the right choice?
There are many examples of business opportunities that are not well suited for an ecosystem model. Who wants to fly in an aircraft that was built by a loosely coordinated ecosystem of companies?
What kind of ecosystem do you need?
Step 2: Who needs to be part of your ecosystem?
What are the players and roles?
Who should be the orchestrator?
You cannot unilaterally choose to be the orchestrator. You need to be accepted by the other players in the ecosystem.
How can the orchestrator motivate the other players?
Step 3: What should be the initial governance model of your ecosystem?
How open should the ecosystem be?
How can you find the right level of openness for your ecosystem? The decision must optimize the tradeoff between the advantages of a more open setup and of a more closed setup.
We have seen many ecosystems start with a rather closed governance model in order to establish high quality and open up later.
What should the orchestrator control?
Step 4: How can you capture the value of your ecosystem?
What should you charge?
Whom should you charge?
In general, monetization should be designed so that it does not stifle the growth of the ecosystem but instead encourages and incentivizes participation and thus fosters network effects.
Step 5: How can you solve the chicken-or-egg problem during launch?
What does it take to achieve critical mass?
What is the minimum viable ecosystem?
To quickly get to critical mass and build a dense network, many successful ecosystems we observed initially constrained themselves by geography.
Which side of the market should you focus on?
The critical question is which side of the market to focus on initially in order to build critical mass.
Step 6: How can you ensure evolvability and the long-term viability of your ecosystem?
How can you scale the ecosystem?
How can you defend the ecosystem?
Our analysis of successful and failed ecosystems showed that many ecosystems found it easier to achieve scale than to sustain it.
The most effective defense is to ensure that you offer the best available product or platform and the best overall ecosystem solution.
How can you expand the ecosystem?
How can you protect against backlash?
Authors
Content: The value potential from addressing an unmet need is difficult to predict but potentially very rewarding, because there is initially no offering to compete with. Who would have guessed 20 years ago that posting selfies, photos of your food, and cat videos is such a deep human need that multibillion-dollar businesses like Instagram and YouTube could be built on them? By contrast, removing an existing friction is more predictable. The ecosystem value proposition is a function of the size of the friction, the share of the friction that can be eliminated by the ecosystem solution, and the willingness of customers to pay for it. Take, for example, Better Place, a startup founded in 2007 to build an innovative ecosystem-based solution to power electric vehicles (EVs). Its breakthrough idea was to separate car and battery. In this model, the driver purchases a car without a battery, while Better Place owns the battery and charges a mileage-based monthly fee for leasing, charging, and exchanging it. In this way, Better Place could solve several fundamental problems of existing EV offerings: Because Better Place owned the battery, the EV could be offered at a competitive price, and the risk of obsolescence and low resale value due to advances in battery technology was eliminated. Because Better Place built not only charging infrastructure but also switch stations that could exchange batteries in a matter of minutes, the problem of limited driving range was also addressed.
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https://www.bcg.com/publications/2020/how-do-you-design-a-business-ecosystem
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Title: How Do You “Design” a Business Ecosystem? | BCG
Headings: How Do You “Design” a Business Ecosystem?
How Do You “Design” a Business Ecosystem?
Step 1: What is the problem that you want to solve?
Is the problem big enough?
Who would have guessed 20 years ago that posting selfies, photos of your food, and cat videos is such a deep human need that multibillion-dollar businesses like Instagram and YouTube could be built on them?
Is an ecosystem the right choice?
There are many examples of business opportunities that are not well suited for an ecosystem model. Who wants to fly in an aircraft that was built by a loosely coordinated ecosystem of companies?
What kind of ecosystem do you need?
Step 2: Who needs to be part of your ecosystem?
What are the players and roles?
Who should be the orchestrator?
You cannot unilaterally choose to be the orchestrator. You need to be accepted by the other players in the ecosystem.
How can the orchestrator motivate the other players?
Step 3: What should be the initial governance model of your ecosystem?
How open should the ecosystem be?
How can you find the right level of openness for your ecosystem? The decision must optimize the tradeoff between the advantages of a more open setup and of a more closed setup.
We have seen many ecosystems start with a rather closed governance model in order to establish high quality and open up later.
What should the orchestrator control?
Step 4: How can you capture the value of your ecosystem?
What should you charge?
Whom should you charge?
In general, monetization should be designed so that it does not stifle the growth of the ecosystem but instead encourages and incentivizes participation and thus fosters network effects.
Step 5: How can you solve the chicken-or-egg problem during launch?
What does it take to achieve critical mass?
What is the minimum viable ecosystem?
To quickly get to critical mass and build a dense network, many successful ecosystems we observed initially constrained themselves by geography.
Which side of the market should you focus on?
The critical question is which side of the market to focus on initially in order to build critical mass.
Step 6: How can you ensure evolvability and the long-term viability of your ecosystem?
How can you scale the ecosystem?
How can you defend the ecosystem?
Our analysis of successful and failed ecosystems showed that many ecosystems found it easier to achieve scale than to sustain it.
The most effective defense is to ensure that you offer the best available product or platform and the best overall ecosystem solution.
How can you expand the ecosystem?
How can you protect against backlash?
Authors
Content: Its breakthrough idea was to separate car and battery. In this model, the driver purchases a car without a battery, while Better Place owns the battery and charges a mileage-based monthly fee for leasing, charging, and exchanging it. In this way, Better Place could solve several fundamental problems of existing EV offerings: Because Better Place owned the battery, the EV could be offered at a competitive price, and the risk of obsolescence and low resale value due to advances in battery technology was eliminated. Because Better Place built not only charging infrastructure but also switch stations that could exchange batteries in a matter of minutes, the problem of limited driving range was also addressed. And finally, Better Place also solved the problem of electric grid capacity, because as the orchestrator of the EV ecosystem it could balance the power demand from cars with grid capacity. Better Place was thus able to remove substantial frictions and offer an enormous benefit to the world. However, as we will see, the ecosystem failed because of other weaknesses in its design. The specific value proposition of a business ecosystem is context dependent. For example, frictions in traditional retail were much higher in China than in the US, because China had no significant retail or payments infrastructure and it was difficult for consumers to get access to many products they were looking for.
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https://www.bcg.com/publications/2020/how-do-you-design-a-business-ecosystem
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Title: 8 Reasons Why Self Care Is Important and How to Get Started
Headings: 8 Reasons Why Self-Care Is Important
8 Reasons Why Self-Care Is Important
What Is Self-Care?
1. Self-care helps you perform at your best
2. It supports overall well-being
3. Self-care can help maintain self-confidence and self-esteem
4. It makes us more aware of our personal needs
5. Self-care allows us to be resilient
6. It can help you feel well-rested and energized
7. Self-care doesn’t take a ton of time
8. It can be a social activity
How Often Should You Practice Self-Care?
Are There Any Risks to Not Practicing Self-Care?
Content: There are countless benefits including increased energy, sense of purpose, better communication, and better sleep,” she says. 7. Self-care doesn’t take a ton of time
Overall, self-care is as individual as you are, but in broad terms, a self-care plan should be enjoyable, relaxing, or stimulating. A self-care activity might also change from day to day depending on your needs. Here are some ways you could practice self-care: Go on a walk or hike to connect with nature
Relax in a hammock and watching the sky change
Do a yoga class or meditation
Release stress with a workout
Take a bath
Try a new creative outlet, such as painting
Read a book in a quiet place
Listen to music
Cook a new recipe
Write in a journal
Practice gratitude
8. It can be a social activity
Some days you might need time on your own; other days you might need time connecting with others. “Self-care can most certainly be done with other people,” explains Dattilo. “ Spending quality time with good friends can be a critical part of an effective self-care plan.”
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https://www.beachbodyondemand.com/blog/why-is-self-care-important
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Title: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Headings: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Collect Your Tools for Lip Gloss Application:
Step – 1: Scrub Your Lips (if required)
Step – 2: Moisturize Your lips
[ Read: Makeup Tips for Women Over 40 ]
Step – 3: Blot the Extra Lip Balm
Step – 4: Use Concealer/Foundation
Step – 5: Use a Lip Pencil for Outlining Your Lips
Step – 6: Apply your Favorite Lipstick Before Applying Lip Gloss
Step – 7: Finish Your Makeup Before Putting your Lip Gloss
Step – 8: Apply Your Lip Gloss
Read Also:
Written by: Pravallika Menon
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Content: Many girls love glossy and shiny lips, and lip gloss plays an important role over there. But the excess use of lip gloss can put a bad effect on the overall look. So, here we are going to explain to you how to apply lip gloss perfectly to get pouty, pretty and kissable lips. As a makeup artist and with our experience, we are going to guide you step by step on how to apply lip gloss perfectly: Collect Your Tools for Lip Gloss Application: Once you are all set for your lip makeup makes sure you have every tool available with you. So, before going to be ready, you should have: Facial tissue
Lip moisturizer
Lip gloss
Lip liner (for greater contrast)
Lipstick (Your desired shade)
Q-tips/cotton swabs
Step – 1: Scrub Your Lips (if required)
Scrubbing is a practice which is used to remove the outer and dead layer of your lip’s skin for a fresh look. Chapped, rough and cracked lips can put a bad impact on your lip gloss and the final look of your lips.
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https://www.beautyepic.com/how-to-apply-lip-gloss/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_68915959#2_143912328
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Title: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Headings: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Collect Your Tools for Lip Gloss Application:
Step – 1: Scrub Your Lips (if required)
Step – 2: Moisturize Your lips
[ Read: Makeup Tips for Women Over 40 ]
Step – 3: Blot the Extra Lip Balm
Step – 4: Use Concealer/Foundation
Step – 5: Use a Lip Pencil for Outlining Your Lips
Step – 6: Apply your Favorite Lipstick Before Applying Lip Gloss
Step – 7: Finish Your Makeup Before Putting your Lip Gloss
Step – 8: Apply Your Lip Gloss
Read Also:
Written by: Pravallika Menon
Pages
Our Sister Site
Content: Once you are all set for your lip makeup makes sure you have every tool available with you. So, before going to be ready, you should have: Facial tissue
Lip moisturizer
Lip gloss
Lip liner (for greater contrast)
Lipstick (Your desired shade)
Q-tips/cotton swabs
Step – 1: Scrub Your Lips (if required)
Scrubbing is a practice which is used to remove the outer and dead layer of your lip’s skin for a fresh look. Chapped, rough and cracked lips can put a bad impact on your lip gloss and the final look of your lips. To do so, you can use a lip scrubber and apply it for 2-3 minutes with your fingers and then clean the lips with a cotton swab. Step – 2: Moisturize Your lips
After scrubbing your lips can feel some irritation or dryness. You can apply a moisturizer, for example, lip balm or petroleum jelly. It will calm the discomfort of your lips and make them feel soft.
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https://www.beautyepic.com/how-to-apply-lip-gloss/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_68915959#3_143914105
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Title: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Headings: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Collect Your Tools for Lip Gloss Application:
Step – 1: Scrub Your Lips (if required)
Step – 2: Moisturize Your lips
[ Read: Makeup Tips for Women Over 40 ]
Step – 3: Blot the Extra Lip Balm
Step – 4: Use Concealer/Foundation
Step – 5: Use a Lip Pencil for Outlining Your Lips
Step – 6: Apply your Favorite Lipstick Before Applying Lip Gloss
Step – 7: Finish Your Makeup Before Putting your Lip Gloss
Step – 8: Apply Your Lip Gloss
Read Also:
Written by: Pravallika Menon
Pages
Our Sister Site
Content: To do so, you can use a lip scrubber and apply it for 2-3 minutes with your fingers and then clean the lips with a cotton swab. Step – 2: Moisturize Your lips
After scrubbing your lips can feel some irritation or dryness. You can apply a moisturizer, for example, lip balm or petroleum jelly. It will calm the discomfort of your lips and make them feel soft. Dry lips can make the lip color to build dry patches. It will also make longer the life of your lip gloss. [ Read: Makeup Tips for Women Over 40 ]
Step – 3: Blot the Extra Lip Balm
After you have applied your lip balm, now it’s time to blot the excess of balm from your lips.
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https://www.beautyepic.com/how-to-apply-lip-gloss/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_68915959#7_143920290
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Title: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Headings: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Collect Your Tools for Lip Gloss Application:
Step – 1: Scrub Your Lips (if required)
Step – 2: Moisturize Your lips
[ Read: Makeup Tips for Women Over 40 ]
Step – 3: Blot the Extra Lip Balm
Step – 4: Use Concealer/Foundation
Step – 5: Use a Lip Pencil for Outlining Your Lips
Step – 6: Apply your Favorite Lipstick Before Applying Lip Gloss
Step – 7: Finish Your Makeup Before Putting your Lip Gloss
Step – 8: Apply Your Lip Gloss
Read Also:
Written by: Pravallika Menon
Pages
Our Sister Site
Content: You can also gently blend in the lip pencil to make it look natural. For a perfect shape, you can start outlining from middle to the ends of the lips. Step – 6: Apply your Favorite Lipstick Before Applying Lip Gloss
With the help of lipstick can provide an extra pop to your lips. It is your personal choice if you want to use lipstick or not. You can choose the color of lipstick as per your choice or the party you are going to attend. You can also use a mixture of two to three lip colors for an ideal shade. Step – 7: Finish Your Makeup Before Putting your Lip Gloss
Lip gloss might be a difficult client, and the final thing you desire is for a clumpy, sticky application of gloss to overcome your look. If you finish your overall makeup before applying your lip gloss, then you can get an idea that if your lips require a heavier application or less is sufficient.
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https://www.beautyepic.com/how-to-apply-lip-gloss/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_68915959#8_143922053
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Title: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Headings: How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to Apply Lip Gloss: A Step-by-Step Guide
Collect Your Tools for Lip Gloss Application:
Step – 1: Scrub Your Lips (if required)
Step – 2: Moisturize Your lips
[ Read: Makeup Tips for Women Over 40 ]
Step – 3: Blot the Extra Lip Balm
Step – 4: Use Concealer/Foundation
Step – 5: Use a Lip Pencil for Outlining Your Lips
Step – 6: Apply your Favorite Lipstick Before Applying Lip Gloss
Step – 7: Finish Your Makeup Before Putting your Lip Gloss
Step – 8: Apply Your Lip Gloss
Read Also:
Written by: Pravallika Menon
Pages
Our Sister Site
Content: You can choose the color of lipstick as per your choice or the party you are going to attend. You can also use a mixture of two to three lip colors for an ideal shade. Step – 7: Finish Your Makeup Before Putting your Lip Gloss
Lip gloss might be a difficult client, and the final thing you desire is for a clumpy, sticky application of gloss to overcome your look. If you finish your overall makeup before applying your lip gloss, then you can get an idea that if your lips require a heavier application or less is sufficient. Step – 8: Apply Your Lip Gloss
Once your overall face and lips makeup is finished, now it’s time to move toward the final step- apply your lip gloss. You have to spread your lip gloss carefully toward the boundaries of the lip. Now press your top and bottom lips jointly to stretch the gloss. If anyhow your lipstick or lip gloss stretch out of the edges then use a tissue to clean them.
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https://www.beautyepic.com/how-to-apply-lip-gloss/
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Title: What Vitamins & Supplements are Good for Hair, Skin and Nail Growth
Headings: What Vitamins & Supplements are Good for Hair, Skin and Nail Growth
What Vitamins & Supplements are Good for Hair, Skin and Nail Growth
Requirement for Vitamin Supplements for Hair and Nails:
B-Complex Vitamins:
Biotin:
Essential fatty Acids:
Antioxidant Vitamins:
Vitamin B12:
Recommended Articles:
Written by: Beatuy Epic
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Content: They add shine to your hair and make it look voluminous. Biotin: It is referred as Vitamin H in medical terms. If you have brittle nails and nails that tends to break often, biotin is the solution. When the nail plate thickness decreases, the nails tends to become brittle and weak. Biotin repairs the weak nails and helps in the growth of nails. One can either consume Bitoin supplements or opt for food that has biotin in it. The food products such as eggs, milk, nuts, chicken, whole grains and other dairy products can be added to diet to get Biotin. Essential fatty Acids: Omega-3 and Omega-6 falls in the category of essential fatty acids.
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https://www.beautyepic.com/vitamins-for-hair-and-nail-growth/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_97171089#3_203130094
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Title: Three Reliable Ways To Become An Informed Citizen | BAi
Headings: Three Reliable Ways To Become More Politically Informed
Three Reliable Ways To Become More Politically Informed
Goal
What Is An Informed Citizen?
Why Are Informed Citizens So Important?
The Three Reliable Ways To Become More Politically Informed
“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” – Aristotle
1. Accept You Do Not Know Everything
2. Develop Your Strengths and Adhere To Objective Values
3. Consume Experts To Expand Your Knowledge
Why Should Citizens Stay Informed?
“Obscurity and a competence—that is the life that is best worth living.” – Mark Twain
Actionables
Content: This reality is troubling. Voting and democracy make ignorance more terrifying than it should be. People who know nothing about budgeting, sustainability, and violence are making decisions about the national debt, the expanse of government, and the growth of war. How should an individual respond? By becoming as informed as you can be. Becoming knowledgable about economics, history, and the law will ease your anxiety. Why? Because you will gain insight into your individualism and the benefits it produces on a societal level. Lastly, this insight will help you make informed decisions when you exercise political power. The Three Reliable Ways To Become More Politically Informed
An informed citizen considers the consequences of actions and policies.
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https://www.becomeanindividual.com/informed-citizen/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_97968071#2_205095973
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Title: How to Become a Civil Engineer: Career and Salary Information
Headings: How to Become a Civil Engineer
How to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Careers & Degrees
Educational requirements to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Job Description
Civil Engineer Salary and Career Path
National Average Salary
Average Salary by State
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a civil engineer?
How much does a civil engineer make?
How much does it cost to become a civil engineer?
What is the demand for civil engineers?
How long does it take to become a civil engineer?
Content: You will need to complete the first part of your state-set licensing exam, on the fundamentals of engineering. After gaining an entry level job at an engineering firm, you will work under the supervision of a licensed civil engineer for four years. You will then sit a second state-set exam, this one on the principles and practice of engineering, after which you will be granted a license. Civil Engineer Job Description
There is no doubt that when you become a civil engineer you can look forward to a challenging role. You’ll be providing the infrastructure that helps keep the country running, roads, dams, pipes, and railways all fall under the umbrella of civil engineering. There are many different areas of civil engineering that you might be employed in. While some jobs may require you to spend all of your time on the field, others may require you to be outside, working on site. Here are some of the duties a civil engineer might provide: Research new projects
Estimate budget for projects including materials and labor
Create blueprints for new projects
Consider environmental impact of new construction
Supervise construction
Communicate with colleagues, clients, and people from the community
Preparing reports and proposals
Testing soils and other materials
As a civil engineer, there is also opportunity to specialize in a particular area. Here are some of the niche segments a civil engineer might work in:
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https://www.becomeopedia.com/civil-engineer/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_97968071#3_205098171
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Title: How to Become a Civil Engineer: Career and Salary Information
Headings: How to Become a Civil Engineer
How to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Careers & Degrees
Educational requirements to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Job Description
Civil Engineer Salary and Career Path
National Average Salary
Average Salary by State
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a civil engineer?
How much does a civil engineer make?
How much does it cost to become a civil engineer?
What is the demand for civil engineers?
How long does it take to become a civil engineer?
Content: There are many different areas of civil engineering that you might be employed in. While some jobs may require you to spend all of your time on the field, others may require you to be outside, working on site. Here are some of the duties a civil engineer might provide: Research new projects
Estimate budget for projects including materials and labor
Create blueprints for new projects
Consider environmental impact of new construction
Supervise construction
Communicate with colleagues, clients, and people from the community
Preparing reports and proposals
Testing soils and other materials
As a civil engineer, there is also opportunity to specialize in a particular area. Here are some of the niche segments a civil engineer might work in: Environmental engineering
Geotechnical engineering
Structural engineering
Transportation engineering
Municipal or urban engineering
Water resources engineering
Materials engineering
Coastal engineering
Surveying
Construction engineering
To gain employment in these areas will need further studies, but you will also earn a larger salary. It can be good to know when you are working as a civil engineer that there will be more opportunities during their career to branch out into these areas and expand on your professional development. Civil Engineer Salary and Career Path
An entry level salary for a civil engineer is around $55,000, however with a few years experience, this can increase very rapidly. About one half of civil engineers are employed by private companies including architectural and engineering firms. A further third are employed by government bodies.
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https://www.becomeopedia.com/civil-engineer/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_97968071#4_205100564
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Title: How to Become a Civil Engineer: Career and Salary Information
Headings: How to Become a Civil Engineer
How to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Careers & Degrees
Educational requirements to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Job Description
Civil Engineer Salary and Career Path
National Average Salary
Average Salary by State
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a civil engineer?
How much does a civil engineer make?
How much does it cost to become a civil engineer?
What is the demand for civil engineers?
How long does it take to become a civil engineer?
Content: Environmental engineering
Geotechnical engineering
Structural engineering
Transportation engineering
Municipal or urban engineering
Water resources engineering
Materials engineering
Coastal engineering
Surveying
Construction engineering
To gain employment in these areas will need further studies, but you will also earn a larger salary. It can be good to know when you are working as a civil engineer that there will be more opportunities during their career to branch out into these areas and expand on your professional development. Civil Engineer Salary and Career Path
An entry level salary for a civil engineer is around $55,000, however with a few years experience, this can increase very rapidly. About one half of civil engineers are employed by private companies including architectural and engineering firms. A further third are employed by government bodies. The remainder are employed by other companies, or are self-employed. Most civil engineers will begin their careers by working for a firm while they complete their requirements for licensure. After they gain experience, they will take on a more senior role and greater responsibility. Some will leave and begin their own firms, or work as freelancers. Employment prospects are good, this is a field that is expected to grow within the next few years as population grows and infrastructure requires expansion.
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https://www.becomeopedia.com/civil-engineer/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_97968071#5_205102713
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Title: How to Become a Civil Engineer: Career and Salary Information
Headings: How to Become a Civil Engineer
How to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Careers & Degrees
Educational requirements to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Job Description
Civil Engineer Salary and Career Path
National Average Salary
Average Salary by State
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a civil engineer?
How much does a civil engineer make?
How much does it cost to become a civil engineer?
What is the demand for civil engineers?
How long does it take to become a civil engineer?
Content: The remainder are employed by other companies, or are self-employed. Most civil engineers will begin their careers by working for a firm while they complete their requirements for licensure. After they gain experience, they will take on a more senior role and greater responsibility. Some will leave and begin their own firms, or work as freelancers. Employment prospects are good, this is a field that is expected to grow within the next few years as population grows and infrastructure requires expansion. If you are strong in science and math, and have an interest in architecture and design, you will likely find much job satisfaction when you become a civil engineer. You work will be challenging, but you will also be playing an important roles within the community, as you plan and implement new infrastructure. Working as a civil engineer, once qualified, you can be assured of excellent job security as well as salary. An great benefit of civil engineering is the possibility for further study and development. The below information is based on the 2019 BLS national averages.
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https://www.becomeopedia.com/civil-engineer/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_97968071#9_205116681
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Title: How to Become a Civil Engineer: Career and Salary Information
Headings: How to Become a Civil Engineer
How to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Careers & Degrees
Educational requirements to Become a Civil Engineer
Civil Engineer Job Description
Civil Engineer Salary and Career Path
National Average Salary
Average Salary by State
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a civil engineer?
How much does a civil engineer make?
How much does it cost to become a civil engineer?
What is the demand for civil engineers?
How long does it take to become a civil engineer?
Content: * Employment conditions in your area may vary. Frequently Asked Questions
What is a civil engineer? Civil engineers design, build and supervise infrastructure projects, including roads, buildings, airports, bridges, etc. Among other things, civil engineers analyze plans, compile permit applications, preparing cost estimates, design the systems using computer software, and manage the repair and maintenance of public and private infrastructure. Civil engineers typically specialize in a particular area, such as construction, foundations, structures, and transportation. They
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https://www.becomeopedia.com/civil-engineer/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_111650946#15_232879179
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Title: Bee Venom and the Chemistry of OUCH! | Bee Culture
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Content: Unless it’s handy, that wastes time. Studies have shown that leaving the stinger in just eight seconds can increase the size of a bee welt by 30%. It doesn’t really matter how you remove the sting; just flick it off as fast as possible. Your hive tool is the perfect scraper, by the way. Once a bee stings, your body chemistry begins to change to combat the toxins. Because your immune system considers the unknown proteins of bee venom to be invaders, it makes antibodies. The job of these antibodies is to strengthen the immune system against future attack. Unfortunately, some people develop an overly-sensitive immune response. In about 5% of the population, bee stings are much more than just painful – they’re life threatening.
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https://www.beeculture.com/bee-venom-chemistry-ouch/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_111650946#16_232880185
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Title: Bee Venom and the Chemistry of OUCH! | Bee Culture
Headings:
Content: Once a bee stings, your body chemistry begins to change to combat the toxins. Because your immune system considers the unknown proteins of bee venom to be invaders, it makes antibodies. The job of these antibodies is to strengthen the immune system against future attack. Unfortunately, some people develop an overly-sensitive immune response. In about 5% of the population, bee stings are much more than just painful – they’re life threatening. Two out of every 1000 people are at risk of anaphylaxis from bee stings. This inability to breathe can occur within seconds or minutes. Beekeepers who are prone to other allergies have a much greater risk of developing these severe allergic reactions to venom. Most adults without known allergies can tolerate about 10 stings per pound of body weight. In the event of multiple stings, it’s a good idea to see a health care professional.
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https://www.beeculture.com/bee-venom-chemistry-ouch/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_112763271#1_234961516
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Title: Ridiculously Tasty Roast Beef
Headings: Ridiculously Tasty Roast Beef
Ridiculously Tasty Roast Beef
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Content: Mix together oil, rosemary, garlic, basil, salt, thyme and pepper in small bowl. Set mixture aside 5 to 10 minutes. Place beef Bottom Round Roast on baking rack in tall-sided roasting pan. Rub oil mixture on roast, covering all sides. Pour broth and water in roasting pan. Insert oven-safe thermometer into center of roast. Place roasting pan in center of 325°F oven. Roast 1-1/4 to 1-3/4 hours. Remove roast when meat thermometer registers 135°F. Transfer roast to carving board;
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https://www.beefitswhatsfordinner.com/recipes/recipe/55748/ridiculously-tasty-roast-beef
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_131920787#7_286600779
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Title: Teen Coaching | Life Coaching for Teenagers | Be Happy in LIFE
Headings: Teen Coaching
Teen Coaching
Consider Teen Coaching
Take the First Step
Background
The Little Elephant
“Five years from today, who will you be if you don’t make a change TODAY?”
“Five years from today, who will you be if you make your move NOW, find a guide and take some action?”
“Are you willing to let go of your fears and grow into the person you know you can be?”
Take the First Step
The Be Happy in Life Teen Coaching Program – “A+” in Happiness
Take the First Step
What Will My Teen Get from the Be Happy in LIFE Teen Coaching Program
A great sense of achievement
Good time management skills
More free time
A positive outlook on life
More self-confidence
Improved focus
Higher energy
More money
A good understanding of themselves and their feelings
Useful techniques for managing emotions
Appreciation for the change process, not just the outcome
A good understanding of communication styles
A good understanding of love languages
A positive outlook on relationships and other people
Good stress management skills
Ability to spend time on personal development
Better understanding and acceptance of self and others
A sense of belonging
Life coaching skills and a life coach mentality
Better relationships with family and friends
Increased level of understanding and responsibility
Internal drive (self motivation)
More attractiveness on multiple levels
Take the First Step
Common things that prevent teens from getting a life coach
I don’t have enough money to pay for my teen’s sessions
My teen is busy and doesn’t have enough time
Take the First Step
What Will Teen Coaching Be Like?
Face-to-Face, One-on-One coaching
In a Group
Take the First Step
Why Should I Choose Be Happy in LIFE for teen coaching?
More Information
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Content: Now, he doesn’t try anymore, because he doesn’t believe it’s possible. We are the same, my son. Many things happen to us at childhood, which we try to change, but then stop trying. Many of us are still tied with ropes to tiny stakes, just like this big elephant”. During adolescence, things get so hard that many teens give up. They have many internal and external resources, but they do not know how to use them. Their world quickly becomes a place of great confusion and stress. They face conflicting demands between their parents, teachers and friends. The messages they get through the media and from other sources, like internet forums and social sites, only confuse them more. If you ask teens, though they dedicate every bit of their energy to discovering their identity, they are not sure who they are.
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https://www.behappyinlife.com/teen-coaching/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_149515940#3_313460955
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Title: How-to Prepare a Home for Painting | Behr
Headings: How to Prepare a Home for Painting
How to Prepare a Home for Painting
For Best Results:
Content: TIP: When possible, removing a door from its hinges will make painting and drying a much easier experience. Step 4
Use plastic sheeting or masking paper to cover any items that you can't remove. Step 5
The next step is to make repairs and clean the surface you will be painting. For cracks and small holes, first remove any dust or debris from the area, then fill the voids with a flexible patching material. Step 6
Once the patch has dried completely, sand the area, blending evenly with the surface. Remove any dust with a water-dampened rag. Step 7
To repair gaps and seams, remove dust and debris, apply caulking and allow it to dry completely before painting. Step 8
If you'll be painting a glossy surface such as metal, scuff-sand or etch the area to allow proper product adhesion. Step 9
Clean the exterior of your home with a hose or power washer, beginning at the top and working your way down.
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https://www.behr.com/consumer/how-to/exterior/preparation/how-to-prepare-a-home-for-painting
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_149987222#0_314368376
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Title: Interior Semi-Gloss Cabinet & Trim Enamel Paint | Behr
Headings: BEHR PREMIUM
Interior Cabinet & Trim Enamel
BEHR PREMIUM ® Interior Cabinet & Trim Enamel
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BEHR PREMIUM ® Interior Cabinet & Trim Enamel
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BEHR PREMIUM Cabinet & Trim Interior Semi-Gloss Enamel offers excellent flow & leveling and dries to a hard, durable finish. Its outstanding block resistance allows for quick return to service, making it ideal for use on cabinets, trim, doors, windows, shutters and woodwork. This product can also be used on other properly prepared and primed substrates, such as drywall, masonry and metal. Finish
Semi-Gloss
Best for use in
Recommended for interior wood, drywall, masonry, vinyl and other properly prepared and primed surfaces. Ideal for kitchen and bathroom cabinets and doors, windows, trim & molding. Coverage
Up to 400 Sq Ft per Gallon
Read important application instructions to ensure optimum paint performance. Select a Sheen
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_151822328#5_318759300
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Title: 10 Common Best Homemade Pregnancy Test - Being The Parent
Headings:
Are There Any Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
How Do You Make A Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
10 DIY/Homemade Pregnancy Tests
Toothpaste Homemade Pregnancy Test
Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
Sugar Pregnancy Test
Pine-Sol Pregnancy Test
Dandelion Test
White Vinegar Home Pregnancy Test
Tuna and Vinegar Juice Test
Urine Sampling Test
Soap water Test
Baking Soda Pregnancy Test
When Should I Take A Home Pregnancy Test?
Are Homemade Pregnancy Test 100% Accurate?
What Are The Other Signs Of Pregnancy?
Content: Make sure the toothpaste you use is plain, while and not of any other color. Also, opt for simple toothpaste, not the one that contains grains. Steer clear of gel-based toothpaste as well. In a clean bowl, squeeze some toothpaste. Add a few drops of urine to the bowl and mix it well with a spatula, spoon or a brush. Let the mixture sit for a few minutes. If after some time the toothpaste turns blue or frothy, it means the result is positive and that you are likely pregnant. Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
To conduct a test using bleach, all you will need is a bowl/ container and some bleach. You can use the same bleach use for clothes to do this test. Simply add some urine to the bleach and leave the mixture for some time.
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https://www.beingtheparent.com/10-common-homemade-pregnancy-tests/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_151822328#6_318760812
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Title: 10 Common Best Homemade Pregnancy Test - Being The Parent
Headings:
Are There Any Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
How Do You Make A Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
10 DIY/Homemade Pregnancy Tests
Toothpaste Homemade Pregnancy Test
Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
Sugar Pregnancy Test
Pine-Sol Pregnancy Test
Dandelion Test
White Vinegar Home Pregnancy Test
Tuna and Vinegar Juice Test
Urine Sampling Test
Soap water Test
Baking Soda Pregnancy Test
When Should I Take A Home Pregnancy Test?
Are Homemade Pregnancy Test 100% Accurate?
What Are The Other Signs Of Pregnancy?
Content: Let the mixture sit for a few minutes. If after some time the toothpaste turns blue or frothy, it means the result is positive and that you are likely pregnant. Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
To conduct a test using bleach, all you will need is a bowl/ container and some bleach. You can use the same bleach use for clothes to do this test. Simply add some urine to the bleach and leave the mixture for some time. If the mixture foams up or becomes fizzy, it means that the results are positive. If the mixture remains unchanged, that means you are not pregnant. Sugar Pregnancy Test
You can easily detect pregnancy with a sugar pregnancy test. All you need is some granulated sugar, which is practically available in every household. Take some sugar in a bowl or a container and add some urine to it.
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https://www.beingtheparent.com/10-common-homemade-pregnancy-tests/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_151822328#8_318764052
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Title: 10 Common Best Homemade Pregnancy Test - Being The Parent
Headings:
Are There Any Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
How Do You Make A Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
10 DIY/Homemade Pregnancy Tests
Toothpaste Homemade Pregnancy Test
Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
Sugar Pregnancy Test
Pine-Sol Pregnancy Test
Dandelion Test
White Vinegar Home Pregnancy Test
Tuna and Vinegar Juice Test
Urine Sampling Test
Soap water Test
Baking Soda Pregnancy Test
When Should I Take A Home Pregnancy Test?
Are Homemade Pregnancy Test 100% Accurate?
What Are The Other Signs Of Pregnancy?
Content: If in a few minutes the sugar forms clumps, it means the test is positive. If the sugar dissolves in the urine, it means the result is negative, and you are not pregnant. Pine-Sol Pregnancy Test
Pine-Sol is a cleaning agent, and it is readily available at any supermarket or grocery store. To conduct the test, take some Pine-Sol in a bowl and add the urine to it. If the color of pine sol changes, that means you are pregnant and if it doesn’t change what it means you are not. Dandelion Test
Dandelion is a common weed grown in parks and gardens. To conduct a pregnancy test, you need to collect dandelion leaves that are not directly exposed to sunlight. Take some leaves in a bowl and add urine to it. Let the mixture sit for 8-10 minutes. After the allotted time if you observe that the leaves have developed red blisters, it means the test results are positive, and you are pregnant.
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https://www.beingtheparent.com/10-common-homemade-pregnancy-tests/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_151822328#11_318768792
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Title: 10 Common Best Homemade Pregnancy Test - Being The Parent
Headings:
Are There Any Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
How Do You Make A Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
10 DIY/Homemade Pregnancy Tests
Toothpaste Homemade Pregnancy Test
Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
Sugar Pregnancy Test
Pine-Sol Pregnancy Test
Dandelion Test
White Vinegar Home Pregnancy Test
Tuna and Vinegar Juice Test
Urine Sampling Test
Soap water Test
Baking Soda Pregnancy Test
When Should I Take A Home Pregnancy Test?
Are Homemade Pregnancy Test 100% Accurate?
What Are The Other Signs Of Pregnancy?
Content: Tuna and Vinegar Juice Test
Take half a cup of tuna juice and half cup vinegar and vinegar. Mix them and then add urine to the mixture. Let the mixture sit for a few minutes. If the colour changes, that means you are pregnant, and if the mixture remains unchanged, it means you are not pregnant. Urine Sampling Test
This test requires nothing else except your urine. Collect morning urine in a container and leave the container undisturbed for 24 hours. If after 24 hours, a thin layer of foam forms on the surface, it means you are pregnant. If the urine remains unchanged, then the result is negative. Soap water Test
Another option to conduct a DIY pregnancy test is to use soapy water. Add some urine to some soap water and wait for some time.
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https://www.beingtheparent.com/10-common-homemade-pregnancy-tests/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_151822328#12_318770327
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Title: 10 Common Best Homemade Pregnancy Test - Being The Parent
Headings:
Are There Any Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
How Do You Make A Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
10 DIY/Homemade Pregnancy Tests
Toothpaste Homemade Pregnancy Test
Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
Sugar Pregnancy Test
Pine-Sol Pregnancy Test
Dandelion Test
White Vinegar Home Pregnancy Test
Tuna and Vinegar Juice Test
Urine Sampling Test
Soap water Test
Baking Soda Pregnancy Test
When Should I Take A Home Pregnancy Test?
Are Homemade Pregnancy Test 100% Accurate?
What Are The Other Signs Of Pregnancy?
Content: Collect morning urine in a container and leave the container undisturbed for 24 hours. If after 24 hours, a thin layer of foam forms on the surface, it means you are pregnant. If the urine remains unchanged, then the result is negative. Soap water Test
Another option to conduct a DIY pregnancy test is to use soapy water. Add some urine to some soap water and wait for some time. If the colour changes you are pregnant, and if it remains unchanged, you are not. This test is not as effective as the bleach test. Only if you do not have bleach handy opt for this test. Baking Soda Pregnancy Test
Pregnancy can also be confirmed at home with this best homemade pregnancy test using baking soda. Baking soda pregnancy test has been found to give 70% accurate results.
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https://www.beingtheparent.com/10-common-homemade-pregnancy-tests/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_151822328#14_318773423
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Title: 10 Common Best Homemade Pregnancy Test - Being The Parent
Headings:
Are There Any Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
How Do You Make A Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
10 DIY/Homemade Pregnancy Tests
Toothpaste Homemade Pregnancy Test
Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
Sugar Pregnancy Test
Pine-Sol Pregnancy Test
Dandelion Test
White Vinegar Home Pregnancy Test
Tuna and Vinegar Juice Test
Urine Sampling Test
Soap water Test
Baking Soda Pregnancy Test
When Should I Take A Home Pregnancy Test?
Are Homemade Pregnancy Test 100% Accurate?
What Are The Other Signs Of Pregnancy?
Content: To take the baking soda pregnancy test, take 2 tablespoons baking soda in a container and add 1 tablespoon urine. If the baking soda fizzles then the test result is positive, and you are pregnant. If the soda doesn’t react with the urine, that means you are not pregnant. When Should I Take A Home Pregnancy Test? Pregnancy cannot be detected immediately after coitus. You need to wait at least 3 weeks before conducting any test to get accurate results. The best time to take a pregnancy test is the first day you miss your period, preferably with the first urine you pass in the morning.other early signs of pregnancy
How Can I Achieve Accurate Results With Home Pregnancy Tests? While conducting a homemade/DIY pregnancy test, make sure you use the morning sample of the urine. This is because the first urine of the day contains high levels of HCG, which helps to detect pregnancy effectively. Also, avoid urinating in the middle of the night since it decreases the level of HCG in the morning urine.
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https://www.beingtheparent.com/10-common-homemade-pregnancy-tests/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_151822328#15_318775218
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Title: 10 Common Best Homemade Pregnancy Test - Being The Parent
Headings:
Are There Any Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
How Do You Make A Best Homemade Pregnancy Test?
10 DIY/Homemade Pregnancy Tests
Toothpaste Homemade Pregnancy Test
Bleach Home Pregnancy Test
Sugar Pregnancy Test
Pine-Sol Pregnancy Test
Dandelion Test
White Vinegar Home Pregnancy Test
Tuna and Vinegar Juice Test
Urine Sampling Test
Soap water Test
Baking Soda Pregnancy Test
When Should I Take A Home Pregnancy Test?
Are Homemade Pregnancy Test 100% Accurate?
What Are The Other Signs Of Pregnancy?
Content: You need to wait at least 3 weeks before conducting any test to get accurate results. The best time to take a pregnancy test is the first day you miss your period, preferably with the first urine you pass in the morning.other early signs of pregnancy
How Can I Achieve Accurate Results With Home Pregnancy Tests? While conducting a homemade/DIY pregnancy test, make sure you use the morning sample of the urine. This is because the first urine of the day contains high levels of HCG, which helps to detect pregnancy effectively. Also, avoid urinating in the middle of the night since it decreases the level of HCG in the morning urine. Are Homemade Pregnancy Test 100% Accurate? Best homemade pregnancy tests and DIY tests are not 100 % accurate. These tests can serve as mere indicators that you might be pregnant. After a positive result, you can confirm the pregnancy by consulting a doctor. The accuracy of these tests depends on the hCG content in the urine, which highest in the morning urine.
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https://www.beingtheparent.com/10-common-homemade-pregnancy-tests/
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Title: Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit - Use, Accuracy & How to Interpret Results- Being The Parent
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What Is A Pregnancy Test Kit?
How do kits work at home?
Types of different Pregnancy Test Kits:
Why should you pick home pregnancy test kits?
Top 6 pregnancy kits in India
1. Prega news pregnancy test kit
2. Velocit Pregnancy Kit
3. Clear View hCG Pregnancy Test Kit
4. I-Can Pregnancy Test Kit
5. Acutest by Cadila
6. Clearblue Rapid detection pregnancy test
Things to keep in mind while using any of the Pregnancy Detection Kits
How to Use a Pregnancy Test Kit?
When to use the pregnancy test kit?
Do Pregnancy Test Kits Give Accurate Results?
Common questions that might occur in your mind:
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Content: hCG can be found in the mother’s urine from around 6 to 14 days post-treatment, and it pairs every 2-3 days in the initial days of pregnancy. The best time to take a pregnancy test is early morning, noon, or at night because that’s when the urine has the most concentration of the hCG. The vital thing you should know is the need to ensure that your urine touches the stick directly and take measures to make it happen. This is the only way any brand of pregnancy kit would work. In the case of a healthy pregnancy, the hCG levels are at their maximum in weeks 8 to 11 and drop lower in weeks 12 and 16. It checks for the presence of the pregnancy hormone, that is the hCG in the urine, and gives the result. It generally takes 5 minutes to convert into colored lines; the appearance of two lines indicates the presence of hCG in urine, thus confirming your pregnancy. Types of different Pregnancy Test Kits: As mentioned earlier, the hCG level in the urine detects whether you are pregnant or not.
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Title: Father's Role In Effective Parenting - Being The Parent
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Fathers And Different Stages Of Children
Different Roles Of A Father In Parenting
Father As A Playmate
Father As A Coach Or A Teacher
Father As A Protector
Father As A Companion
Father As A Role Model
Father As A Provider
Content: Father's Role In Effective Parenting - Being The Parent
The quality of a father can be seen in the goals, dreams and aspirations he sets not only for himself, but for his family. A wonderful and healthy parenting is one which involves both mothers and fathers taking active participation in a child’s life. Scientifically, it has been proven that children whose father’s have active involvement in their growing up years have fewer behavioral problems and turn out better individuals socially and academically. A father’s role is not just limited to being a “breadwinner” for the family. His involvement influences the child’s overall development, including the intellectual development, gender-role development, and psychological development. He can be just as loving and nurturing as the mother. Most kids who share an intimate and warm relationship with their fathers tend to grow up to become more confident adults. As children grow up, fathers assume the role of a friend, guide and mentor. The presence of an actively involved father at home goes on to make a lot of difference in the lives of children. Here is a look at the roles fathers play at different stages of their child’s life.
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https://www.beingtheparent.com/role-of-father-in-raising-a-child/
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Title: Why the United States Should Spread Democracy | Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
Headings: Why the United States Should Spread Democracy
Why the United States Should Spread Democracy
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Content: democratic elections usually do more good than harm. The United States should, however, aim to promote liberal values as well as electoral democracy. And the "soft authoritarian" challenge to liberal democracy was not persuasive, even before the Asian economic turmoil of 1997 and 1998 undermined claims for the superiority of "Asian values." Introduction
In recent years, however, many writers have criticized the idea that the United States should attempt to spread democracy. The Clinton administration's commitment to spreading democracy seems to have faltered, and critics from across the political spectrum have argued that the United States should scale back or abandon efforts to foster global democratization. 4 In a prominent article, Robert Kaplan has argued that holding democratic elections in many countries may actually hinder efforts to maintain ethnic peace, social stability, and economic development. 5 Fareed Zakaria has suggested that elections in countries without liberal values create illiberal democracies, which pose grave threats to freedom. 6
This paper argues that the United States should make promoting democracy abroad one of its central foreign-policy goals. Democracy is not an unalloyed good and the United States should not blindly attempt to spread democracy to the exclusion of all other goals, but U.S. and global interests would be advanced if the world contained more democracies. It often will be difficult for the United States and other actors to help countries to become democracies, but international efforts frequently can make a difference.
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https://www.belfercenter.org/publication/why-united-states-should-spread-democracy
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Title: What Do You Value Most In Your Life? - Because This Is Your Life
Headings: What Do You Value Most In Your Life?
What Do You Value Most In Your Life?
Content: Why? This may sound shocking, but the answer is because it isn’t something you value. For example, if you’re saying that you want to have financial security and it’s not showing up in your life, the reason is because you don’t have a value on it and it’s not that high of a priority for you. This also applies to your career or any area of your life. So what can you do about this? A good place to start is to listen to your languaging. If you find yourself saying, “I have to”, “I’m supposed to”, “I’ve got to”, “I need to”, then that is a sign that these are things which are not your highest values or of a high priority to you. On the other hand, if you find yourself saying, “I love to”, “I’m inspired to”, “I’m blessed to”, “This is what I’ve always dreamed of”, then you are living according to your highest values and what is important to you. This very subtle yet simple strategy can immediately transform any area of your life. But there’s more.
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https://www.beliefnet.com/columnists/becausethisisyourlife/2014/01/what-do-you-value-most-in-your-life.html
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Title: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools - Beliefnet
Headings: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
Teasing about Religious Differences Starts as Early as Kindergarten
Religion Plays a Role in History, Literature, and Current Events
The United States’ Religious Makeup is Changing
Americans are Woefully Ignorant about Religion
Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
6 Ways to Practice Spiritual Warfare God’s Way
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7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
Instruction about world religions needs to start earlier and go deeper. Beliefnet
7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
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7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
Teachers in the suburban town of Wellesley, Massachusetts spend half the school year teaching the world’s religions to sixth graders. These 11 and 12 year olds learn about major figures, holidays, geography, and beliefs central to Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism. They take field trips to a mosque and Jewish temple. They debate the pros and cons of not having school on Muslim holidays. High school students in Modesto, California take a world religions class in order to graduate — the only public high school with such a requirement. And at a Wichita, Kansas elementary school, students begin learning simple facts about three different world religions in first grade as per the Core Knowledge curriculum. Many people wrongly view religion as a taboo subject, not to be discussed in America’s public schools. According to a 2010 survey by the Pew Research Center, a little more than half of those polled thought teachers were prohibited from offering a class comparing the world’s religions, while only 36 percent (correctly) thought it was legal to offer such courses. Sure, most Americans know that a 1963 Supreme Court ruling prohibited public school teachers from leading a class in prayer.
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https://www.beliefnet.com/faiths/galleries/7-reasons-we-should-teach-more-religion-in-public-schools.aspx
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Title: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools - Beliefnet
Headings: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
Teasing about Religious Differences Starts as Early as Kindergarten
Religion Plays a Role in History, Literature, and Current Events
The United States’ Religious Makeup is Changing
Americans are Woefully Ignorant about Religion
Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
6 Ways to Practice Spiritual Warfare God’s Way
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Content: Americans are Woefully Ignorant about Religion
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Americans are Woefully Ignorant about Religion
Teachers tell me that many students start middle or even high school not knowing that Catholics are Christians, too. On a grander scale, the 2010 Pew survey on U.S. Religious Knowledge shows that adults fared poorly on a quiz about the world’s religions. Most didn’t know that Friday evening was the start of the Jewish Sabbath or that the Dalai Lama was a Buddhist. More than half of Americans know that the Koran is the holy book of Islam. But less than a third could answer this: What is the religion of most people in Indonesia? The answer: Muslim. Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
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Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
Some schools cling to old traditions of celebrating Christmas by holding Christmas concerts with sacred music and taping Christmas decorations to the classroom door. In Modesto, the first teachers of the required world religions course went through training with the First Amendment Center, and many saw themselves as advocates and enforcers of the First Amendment in their schools.
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Title: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools - Beliefnet
Headings: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
Teasing about Religious Differences Starts as Early as Kindergarten
Religion Plays a Role in History, Literature, and Current Events
The United States’ Religious Makeup is Changing
Americans are Woefully Ignorant about Religion
Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
6 Ways to Practice Spiritual Warfare God’s Way
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Content: What is the religion of most people in Indonesia? The answer: Muslim. Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
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Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
Some schools cling to old traditions of celebrating Christmas by holding Christmas concerts with sacred music and taping Christmas decorations to the classroom door. In Modesto, the first teachers of the required world religions course went through training with the First Amendment Center, and many saw themselves as advocates and enforcers of the First Amendment in their schools. One pair of educators ran into conflicts with their high school’s front office staff, who kept putting “Merry Christmas” on the outside marquee. The educators complained, and the school responded by posting a tiny “Happy Hanukkah” sign in the office and leaving “Merry Christmas” on the marquee. The educators showed the school administrator what his handbook said — that educators cannot give preference to one faith over another in a public setting. Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
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Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
In Wichita and in Malden, Massachusetts, I saw first grade teachers educating 6 and 7 year olds about religion with songs, arts and crafts, read-alouds, and other activities. In one lesson, children learned symbols for each religion.
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Title: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools - Beliefnet
Headings: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
Teasing about Religious Differences Starts as Early as Kindergarten
Religion Plays a Role in History, Literature, and Current Events
The United States’ Religious Makeup is Changing
Americans are Woefully Ignorant about Religion
Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
6 Ways to Practice Spiritual Warfare God’s Way
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Content: One pair of educators ran into conflicts with their high school’s front office staff, who kept putting “Merry Christmas” on the outside marquee. The educators complained, and the school responded by posting a tiny “Happy Hanukkah” sign in the office and leaving “Merry Christmas” on the marquee. The educators showed the school administrator what his handbook said — that educators cannot give preference to one faith over another in a public setting. Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
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Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
In Wichita and in Malden, Massachusetts, I saw first grade teachers educating 6 and 7 year olds about religion with songs, arts and crafts, read-alouds, and other activities. In one lesson, children learned symbols for each religion. Does it make a difference? One teacher described how a child might recognize the Star of David in a nearby cemetery and understand that it’s there to remember a Jew. At the minimum, children realize the world has many religions. Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
Middle and high school world history teachers often get instruction about religion as part of history courses in college. But for elementary teachers, it’s hit or miss depending on where they attend college.
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Title: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools - Beliefnet
Headings: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
Teasing about Religious Differences Starts as Early as Kindergarten
Religion Plays a Role in History, Literature, and Current Events
The United States’ Religious Makeup is Changing
Americans are Woefully Ignorant about Religion
Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
6 Ways to Practice Spiritual Warfare God’s Way
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Content: Does it make a difference? One teacher described how a child might recognize the Star of David in a nearby cemetery and understand that it’s there to remember a Jew. At the minimum, children realize the world has many religions. Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
Middle and high school world history teachers often get instruction about religion as part of history courses in college. But for elementary teachers, it’s hit or miss depending on where they attend college. Teachers can get tips from guides on teaching about religion in the public schools by the First Amendment Center and the American Academy of Religion. Some universities and organizations offer continuing education programs and courses — and Wellesley, Modesto, and Core Knowledge schools also can serve as models. 6 Ways to Practice Spiritual Warfare God’s Way
God equips us to handle all spiritual battles. Read next feature >
By Linda K. Wertheimer, originally appearing on OnFaith
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Title: What is the Ramayana? - Beliefnet
Headings: What is the Ramayana?
What is the Ramayana?
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Content: Rama is the main protagonist of the tale. He is the eldest and favorite son of Dasharatha. He is portrayed as the epitome of virtue because of his banishment to exile and adventure to prevail. Rama kills the evil demon Ravana, who kidnapped his wife Sita, and later returns to Ayodhya to claim his ruling. Sita is another protagonist. She is a daughter of Mother Earth, adopted by King Janaka, and Rama's wife. Rama ventured to Mithila and received a chance to marry her by breaking the Shiv Dhanush while trying to tie a knot to it in a competition. The event was organized by King Janaka of Mithila in Dhanusa. The competition was put together in order to find the most suitable husband for Sita. Princes from different states competed to win her.
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https://www.beliefnet.com/faiths/hinduism/what-is-the-ramayana.aspx
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Title: What is the Ramayana? - Beliefnet
Headings: What is the Ramayana?
What is the Ramayana?
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Content: She is a daughter of Mother Earth, adopted by King Janaka, and Rama's wife. Rama ventured to Mithila and received a chance to marry her by breaking the Shiv Dhanush while trying to tie a knot to it in a competition. The event was organized by King Janaka of Mithila in Dhanusa. The competition was put together in order to find the most suitable husband for Sita. Princes from different states competed to win her. In the story, Sita is portrayed as the epitome of female purity and virtue. She follows her husband into exile and is abducted by the demon king Ravana. She is imprisoned on the island of Lanka, until Rama rescues her by defeating Ravana. Later, she gives birth to twin boys Luv and Kusha. Bharata is the son of Dasharatha and Queen Kaikeyi.
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https://www.beliefnet.com/faiths/hinduism/what-is-the-ramayana.aspx
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Title: 7 Ways Social Media is Making You Depressed | Social Media Overload | Ways Social Media Makes You Miserable - Beliefnet
Headings: 7 Ways Social Media is Making You Depressed
7 Ways Social Media is Making You Depressed
Glamour Shots vs. Daily Grind
Overstimulation
Distraction
Negativity
Unwanted Attention
Aches and Pains
Isolation
Break the Addiction
6 Things Never to Say to a Depressed Christian
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Content: Fewer accomplishments reduced interpersonal interaction, and a permanent sense that we simply don’t have any time. But that sense changes when we stop saying “we don’t have the time” to things like fitness and socializing and education, and start relating to ourselves a truer statement—“it’s not a priority”. Using the latter statement, rather than the former, we show ourselves where our priorities lie—and if they most lie in mere distractions, perhaps it’s time to re-think our daily routine. Negativity
Negativity
Social media is a breeding ground for arguments, fake news, and agenda-driven monologues that make many users’ blood boil on a daily basis, especially during particularly divisive times like presidential election years and after major tragedies. And so it might make sense that negativity can spread through social media like the flu, infecting everyone it comes into contact with, while they, in turn, infect others. Facebook, itself, proved the contagious nature of social media negativity in a decidedly creepy experiment. Facebook manually tweaked what appeared in a group of 689,003 users’ newsfeeds, bringing up more negative subjects. Soon enough, these users became more negative in their posts, as did their friends. Repeated exposure to this negativity can make it feel like you’re living in a bubble of rage, hatred, and chaos, which can lead to depression over time. Make a habit of taking a step back every now and then in order to immerse yourself in positivity, and you’ll avoid catching the worst of the social media diseases.
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https://www.beliefnet.com/wellness/health/emotional-health/depression/7-ways-social-media-is-making-you-depressed.aspx
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Title: 10 Tips for a Healthy Mind, Body, and Soul | Mind Body Connection | Mind Body Soul Balance - Beliefnet
Headings: 10 Tips for a Healthy Mind, Body, and Soul
10 Tips for a Healthy Mind, Body, and Soul
Do things that you love.
Establish a relationship with your body.
Take part in nature.
Let go and release.
Find an exercise you enjoy.
Build confidence and self-esteem.
Try meditation.
Keep a journal.
Do away with doubt.
Be positive.
Start today.
Overcoming an Anxious Mind
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Content: Taking care of our health and well being make us feel better about ourselves which in turn, makes us feel better about other things in the world. When you establish a healthy relationship with food your overall stature will change along with it. You will find that a few minor changes in eating habits add up to big results, hence, you feeling much better about yourself both mentally and physically. Take part in nature. Shutterstock.com
Take part in nature. Nature truly is great for our well being and psyche. Time spent in nature has numerous benefits for every part of our mental, physical, social and psychological well being and emotions. Going outside will improve focus and concentration, strengthen your sense of meaning, enhance your energy, reduce depression, improve happiness and improve physical health. Think about feeding your body things that come from nature as well such as fruits and vegetables. It will ensure you are getting a healthy dose of fiber which leads to good digestion and that your body is getting the essential vitamins and minerals it needs.
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https://www.beliefnet.com/wellness/health/galleries/10-tips-for-a-healthy-mind-body-and-soul.aspx
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Title: Full Moon Sickness - Holistic Health
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Full Moon Sickness
Content: Some people call this phenomenon full moon sickness. Headaches are a common complain of people that are affected by the full moon. People that suffer from occasional migraine headaches may have more headaches during the full moon. Even people that do not have migraine headaches may have sinus or tension headaches. The full moon can also affect emotions and psychological well-being. There can be an increase in depression, anxiety and stress. Some people just feel off or that something is just not quite right. The general feeling of disorientation can be a bit disturbing. Vertigo, balance issues, dizziness and fatigue can also happen during the full moon. A change in sleep patterns can also occur.
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https://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art29442.asp
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Title: Full Moon Sickness - Holistic Health
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Full Moon Sickness
Content: There can be an increase in depression, anxiety and stress. Some people just feel off or that something is just not quite right. The general feeling of disorientation can be a bit disturbing. Vertigo, balance issues, dizziness and fatigue can also happen during the full moon. A change in sleep patterns can also occur. Some people believe insomnia during a full moon is caused by the bright light of the moon shining into houses. Other people cannot explain why they cannot sleep during a full moon. There are other people that claim that they sleep better during a full moon. There people that do not believe in full moon sickness. They do not believe that the full moon can affect a person’s emotions, physical health and sleep patterns.
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https://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art29442.asp
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Title: How Socialization Affects Your Overall Mental Health | Bella Vista San Diego, CA
Headings: How Socialization Affects Your Overall Mental Health
How Socialization Affects Your Overall Mental Health
How Socialization Affects Your Overall Mental Health
Socialization reduces the risk of mental health issues such as depression
Socialization wards off diseases such as Dementia and Alzheimer’s
Socialization keeps stress levels at bay
Socialization improves mental function
We’ve got your social life covered!
Content: In a study conducted by the American Journal of Public Health, older women who had larger social networks were less likely to get Alzheimer’s or Dementia by 26% than women with a small social network. The more connected an individual is, the better they are with memory and cognition. It’s not the number of social acquaintances you have, it’s about the quality of the connection. Socialization keeps stress levels at bay
Socializing with others and having a friendly support system not only has a huge impact on defeating psychological problems such as anxiety and depression, but it also plays a key factor in reducing stress as well. Stress leads to serious problems such as heart disease, asthma, obesity, accelerated aging, premature death and more. Social networks that include family, friends and even pets can help foster relaxation in individuals and keep their stress levels at bay. Socialization improves mental function
Many studies have come to the conclusion that socializing, even something as simple as talking to another person, can provide mental benefits such as improved memory, improved self-monitoring, and an improved ability to limit internal and external distractions. Socialization provides a short-term brain boost that is comparable to playing games that exercise the brain such as Sudoku or crossword puzzles. We’ve got your social life covered! Here at Bella Vista Health Center in Lemon Grove, we understand the importance of social interaction when it comes to better overall mental health and an improved quality of life.
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https://www.bellavistahealth.com/blog/2016/8/1/how-socialization-affects-your-overall-mental-health
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Title: When To Take A Pregnancy Test - For The Best Result | BellyBelly
Headings: When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When to take pregnancy tests
When is the best time to take a pregnancy test?
How to take a pregnancy test
Are pregnancy tests accurate?
Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?
What does a positive pregnancy test look like?
What does a negative pregnancy test look like?
What if the pregnancy test lines are faint or hard to read?
How long should the test take to work?
What if there are no lines on the pregnancy test?
Should I repeat a pregnancy test? If so, when?
What should I do if I am pregnant?
Having trouble getting pregnant?
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Content: When To Take A Pregnancy Test - For The Best Result | BellyBelly
When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
by Kelly Winder
Last updated January 23, 2021
Reading Time: 6 min
Want to know when to take a pregnancy test, so you can get the best, most accurate result? First, here’s a simple and important explaination about how home pregnancy tests actually work. At the beginning of pregnancy, the fertilized egg implants into your uterus. It then produces a hormone called human chorionic gondotrophin (hCG for short!). Human chorionic gonadotropin can be detected in your urine if you’re pregnant. From early pregnancy, the levels of hCG increase as your pregnancy progresses, peaking at around 8-11 weeks, before dropping to a lower level at 12 and 16 weeks. Some pregnancy test kits can detect hCG levels as low as 10 or 25mIU/ml. If you’re pregnant, at 10 days past ovulation (DPO) you may be able to detect around 25mIU. At 12 days past ovulation, you should be able to detect around 50mIU and at 14 days past ovulation, 100mIU.
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https://www.bellybelly.com.au/pregnancy/when-to-take-a-pregnancy-test/
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Title: When To Take A Pregnancy Test - For The Best Result | BellyBelly
Headings: When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When to take pregnancy tests
When is the best time to take a pregnancy test?
How to take a pregnancy test
Are pregnancy tests accurate?
Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?
What does a positive pregnancy test look like?
What does a negative pregnancy test look like?
What if the pregnancy test lines are faint or hard to read?
How long should the test take to work?
What if there are no lines on the pregnancy test?
Should I repeat a pregnancy test? If so, when?
What should I do if I am pregnant?
Having trouble getting pregnant?
Kelly Winder
Content: Human chorionic gonadotropin can be detected in your urine if you’re pregnant. From early pregnancy, the levels of hCG increase as your pregnancy progresses, peaking at around 8-11 weeks, before dropping to a lower level at 12 and 16 weeks. Some pregnancy test kits can detect hCG levels as low as 10 or 25mIU/ml. If you’re pregnant, at 10 days past ovulation (DPO) you may be able to detect around 25mIU. At 12 days past ovulation, you should be able to detect around 50mIU and at 14 days past ovulation, 100mIU. When to take pregnancy tests
Pregnancy tests are designed to detect levels of hCG produced by your body if you are pregnant. Your body may be producing human chorionic gonadotropin before a missed period, however it’s ideal to take a home pregnancy test on the first day of your missed period. If you take a home pregnancy test before a missed period, you may indeed receive a positive result. But if you take a test before your period is due, you’re more likely to end up with an inaccurate result. Pregnancy tests may produce a negative result if your hCG levels are not yet high enough to detect a pregnancy.
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Title: When To Take A Pregnancy Test - For The Best Result | BellyBelly
Headings: When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When to take pregnancy tests
When is the best time to take a pregnancy test?
How to take a pregnancy test
Are pregnancy tests accurate?
Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?
What does a positive pregnancy test look like?
What does a negative pregnancy test look like?
What if the pregnancy test lines are faint or hard to read?
How long should the test take to work?
What if there are no lines on the pregnancy test?
Should I repeat a pregnancy test? If so, when?
What should I do if I am pregnant?
Having trouble getting pregnant?
Kelly Winder
Content: On the other hand, it may show a positive result and not develop into a true pregnancy, due to the incidence of spontaneous miscarriage. These can occur before a missed period, and normally you would be none the wiser. Are You Getting BellyBelly’s Pregnancy Week By Week Updates? If you get a positive pregnancy test, enter your estimated due date for weekly development emails! Get the FREE weekly updates our fans are RAVING about. When is the best time to take a pregnancy test? So you’ve had a missed period, and it’s time to take the test… but when? The pregnancy hormone hCG is usually at its highest levels early in the morning, when your urine is concentrated after a sleep. Especially if you’re early in your pregnancy, this is when it’s the best time to take a pregnancy test. Excessive fluid intake before taking the pregnancy test can actually dilute hCG.
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https://www.bellybelly.com.au/pregnancy/when-to-take-a-pregnancy-test/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_179288186#4_384319495
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Title: When To Take A Pregnancy Test - For The Best Result | BellyBelly
Headings: When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When to take pregnancy tests
When is the best time to take a pregnancy test?
How to take a pregnancy test
Are pregnancy tests accurate?
Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?
What does a positive pregnancy test look like?
What does a negative pregnancy test look like?
What if the pregnancy test lines are faint or hard to read?
How long should the test take to work?
What if there are no lines on the pregnancy test?
Should I repeat a pregnancy test? If so, when?
What should I do if I am pregnant?
Having trouble getting pregnant?
Kelly Winder
Content: When is the best time to take a pregnancy test? So you’ve had a missed period, and it’s time to take the test… but when? The pregnancy hormone hCG is usually at its highest levels early in the morning, when your urine is concentrated after a sleep. Especially if you’re early in your pregnancy, this is when it’s the best time to take a pregnancy test. Excessive fluid intake before taking the pregnancy test can actually dilute hCG. This can make the result hard to read. How to take a pregnancy test
It’s always best to follow the manufacturer’s instructions included with home pregnancy tests, as the procedure can vary and affect your result if not done properly. As soon as you have taken the pregnancy test out of the packet, avoid touching the absorbent pad. There are normally two ways you can perform home pregnancy tests, midstream or in a cup. If you prefer to use midstream pregnancy tests, all you need to do is hold the test almost vertically and pass it through a weak stream of urine.
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https://www.bellybelly.com.au/pregnancy/when-to-take-a-pregnancy-test/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_179288186#5_384321505
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Title: When To Take A Pregnancy Test - For The Best Result | BellyBelly
Headings: When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When to take pregnancy tests
When is the best time to take a pregnancy test?
How to take a pregnancy test
Are pregnancy tests accurate?
Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?
What does a positive pregnancy test look like?
What does a negative pregnancy test look like?
What if the pregnancy test lines are faint or hard to read?
How long should the test take to work?
What if there are no lines on the pregnancy test?
Should I repeat a pregnancy test? If so, when?
What should I do if I am pregnant?
Having trouble getting pregnant?
Kelly Winder
Content: This can make the result hard to read. How to take a pregnancy test
It’s always best to follow the manufacturer’s instructions included with home pregnancy tests, as the procedure can vary and affect your result if not done properly. As soon as you have taken the pregnancy test out of the packet, avoid touching the absorbent pad. There are normally two ways you can perform home pregnancy tests, midstream or in a cup. If you prefer to use midstream pregnancy tests, all you need to do is hold the test almost vertically and pass it through a weak stream of urine. Make sure you avoid water or urine being splashed on the device before starting the test. If you prefer to use the cup method, urinate into a clean, dry container and dip the absorbent pad into the urine for 3-5 seconds. You do not completely immerse the absorbent pad, 1cm is sufficient. Are pregnancy tests accurate? Many home pregnancy tests claim to be over 99% accurate – when taken correctly.
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https://www.bellybelly.com.au/pregnancy/when-to-take-a-pregnancy-test/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_179288186#6_384323460
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Title: When To Take A Pregnancy Test - For The Best Result | BellyBelly
Headings: When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When to take pregnancy tests
When is the best time to take a pregnancy test?
How to take a pregnancy test
Are pregnancy tests accurate?
Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?
What does a positive pregnancy test look like?
What does a negative pregnancy test look like?
What if the pregnancy test lines are faint or hard to read?
How long should the test take to work?
What if there are no lines on the pregnancy test?
Should I repeat a pregnancy test? If so, when?
What should I do if I am pregnant?
Having trouble getting pregnant?
Kelly Winder
Content: Make sure you avoid water or urine being splashed on the device before starting the test. If you prefer to use the cup method, urinate into a clean, dry container and dip the absorbent pad into the urine for 3-5 seconds. You do not completely immerse the absorbent pad, 1cm is sufficient. Are pregnancy tests accurate? Many home pregnancy tests claim to be over 99% accurate – when taken correctly. This usually means when the test is taken on the first day of the missed period. However a study found that some pregnancy tests have poorer detection limits for H-hCG (which is what’s found in early pregnancy urine) than others. It’s more likely you will get a false negative than a false positive, due to a faulty test or having hormone levels too low to be detected. If you’re confused about your results, your health care provider can always organise a blood test to check for hCG levels in your blood. Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?
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https://www.bellybelly.com.au/pregnancy/when-to-take-a-pregnancy-test/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_179709115#13_385495972
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Title: 8 Causes of Purple Finger or Blue Finger
Headings: 8 Causes of Purple Finger or Blue Finger
8 Causes of Purple Finger or Blue Finger
Written by Devon Andre
Published on April 6, 2018
Purple Finger Causes
Poor Circulation
Cyanosis
Raynaud’s Disease
Vasospasm
Achenbach’s Syndrome (Popped Blood Vessels in Finger)
Chilblains
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Lupus
Related:
Author Bio
Source:
Content: Achenbach’s Syndrome (Popped Blood Vessels in Finger)
When a blood vessel pops in the finger, the function of the fingers is compromised. Pain, inflammation, and swelling may render the hand immobile for a time. This condition is known as Achenbach’s syndrome. Unlike some of the other conditions mentioned above, this is a rare condition that occurs in the skin, not the cardiovascular system. The onset of Achenbach’s is sudden or is the result of a minor injury. Symptoms include a sudden onset of intense burning pain felt at the site; localized swelling, inflammation, and redness; and bluish discoloration of the affected hand or finger. Treatment for Achenbach’s syndrome is similar to the treatment of localized hematoma. These treatments may include the following:
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https://www.belmarrahealth.com/8-causes-purple-finger-blue-finger/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_182586907#8_393673860
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Title: Eye Strokes (Retinal Artery Occlusion): Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
Headings: Eye strokes (retinal artery occlusion): Symptoms, causes, and treatment
Eye strokes (retinal artery occlusion): Symptoms, causes, and treatment
Written by Mohan Garikiparithi
Published on March 29, 2017
Types of retinal artery occlusion (eye strokes)
Eye stroke symptoms
Causes of eye strokes
Eye strokes complications and who’s at risk
Diagnosis of stroke in the eye
Eye stroke treatment tips
Prevention tips for stroke of the eye
Author Bio
Source:
Content: Complete vision loss – Can occur suddenly, or gradually over time. Causes of eye strokes
Eye strokes are caused by obstructed blood flow damaging the retina and optic nerve, and this can occur in one of two ways: obstruction of arteries or veins preventing adequate perfusion of blood, or blockage due to a clot or thrombus preventing adequate perfusion of blood. This phenomenon typically occurs due to pre-existing conditions that create an environment that either promotes the formation of clots or very poor circulation due to hardening and narrowing of blood vessels. Eye strokes complications and who’s at risk
While recovery from an eye stroke is possible, there can be severe lifelong complications potentially limiting vision or complete vision loss
Macular edema – Also known as inflammation of the macula, the middle part of the retina that helps with making images appear sharper. Swelling of this part of the eye can blur vision or lead to vision loss. Neovascularization – This is a condition where abnormal vessels develop in the retina. Abnormal vessels can leak into the vitreous (fluid inside the eye) and cause floaters. In severe cases, the retina can become detached. Neovascular glaucoma – Due to the formation of new blood vessels in the eye causing a painful increase in pressure.
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https://www.belmarrahealth.com/eye-strokes-retinal-artery-occlusion-symptoms-causes-treatment/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_185355833#6_401416378
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Title: Ocular migraine (retinal migraine): Causes, symptoms, and treatment
Headings: Ocular migraine (retinal migraine): Causes, symptoms, and treatment
Ocular migraine (retinal migraine): Causes, symptoms, and treatment
Written by Mohan Garikiparithi
Published on May 28, 2017
What causes ocular migraines?
Signs and symptoms of ocular migraines
Diagnosing ocular migraines
Treatment and prevention of ocular migraines
When to see a doctor for ocular migraines
Author Bio
Source:
Content: This may also be appreciated as halos. Scotoma: This is a temporary blind spot, black spot, blurriness, or a partial loss of vision. This usually goes away once the migraine subsides. Blindness: Can be partial or complete loss of vision in one eye. This is usually only temporary. Migraine headache: Eye symptoms usually are accompanied by a headache that can last from a few hours to a few days. This headache is often located one the same side of the head as the ocular symptoms.
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https://www.belmarrahealth.com/ocular-migraine-retinal-migraine/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_189632236#8_412855936
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Title:
Headings: Churchill’s Argument Against Democracy: The Average Voter.
Information
Levels
and
News
Sources
among
Americans
Kyle
Priest
Bemidji
State
University
Political
Science
Senior
Thesis
Abstract
Introduction
Literature
Review
The
Start
of
Always-on
News
The
Rise
of
Misinformed
Voters
Miller
and
Orr
on
the
Don’t
Know
option
The
Data
The
Research
Discussion
Works
Cited
Report
Content: This
helped
drive
the
more
conservative
viewers
to
the
channel,
and
in
response,
CNN
slowly
shifted
to
a
more
liberal
bias
(DellaVigna
&
Kaplan,
2006). Now
even
though
CNN
started
off
as
a
basic,
non-biased
news
channel,
Fox
News
actually
planned
on
being
biased
and
it
is
seen
by
the
content
they
provide. Before
Fox
News,
avoiding
bias
was
more
of
an
issue,
and
the
main
goal
was
to
get
to
the
facts
and
the
up-to-date
news
to
the
public. Fox
News,
however,
aimed
to
make
news
entertainment,
and
by
focusing
it
on
anchors
who
feel
strongly
about
a
subject
and
do
not
try
to
hide
their
bias,
they
changed
the
game
of
television
news
and
politics
in
the
media
(Ackerman,
2001). Now
that
we
know
about
the
channels,
why
does
Fox
News
seem
so
much
more
biased
than
everyone
else? This
has
to
do
with
how
we
perceive
bias,
and
to
understand
this
is
essential
to
knowing
how
it
can
lead
to
false
knowledge. Firstly,
it
has
been
shown
that
the
more
someone
is
active
in
politics,
the
better
they
are
able
to
perceive
bias. By
being
active
in
politics,
the
person
usually
cares
about
the
topic
more
than
someone
who
knows
nothing
about
politics,
and
when
someone
cares
more,
they
are
more
likely
to
feel
that
another
news
source
is
biased
against
them. Another
additive
to
feeling
biased
by
the
news
media
is
something
that
just
emerged
recently,
social
media. Before
social
media,
one
had
to
call
or
write
or
even
talk
to
someone
in
person
to
discuss
ideas.
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https://www.bemidjistate.edu/academics/departments/political-science/wp-content/uploads/sites/40/2017/08/priest-thesis.pdf
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_217831926#3_472304152
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Title: Leader Development
Headings: Maneuver Self Study Program
Maneuver Self Study Program
Why is the study of leader development important?
Leader Development
How Leaders Develop
Army Leader Development Model
An Approach to the Study of Leader Development.
Reflections
Content: Good leaders produce more leaders, not more followers. Developing leaders is not a matter of resources; it is mainly a matter of commitment. The Myths: Leader development is having OPDs and NCOPDs regularly. Leader development is your assignment progression over time. Leader development is counseling and mentoring. Leader development is something that TRADOC does – meaning it is synonymous with education. As defined in the Army Leader Development Strategy, leader development is, “A continuous, progressive process by which the synthesis of an individual’s training, education, and experiences contribute to individual growth over the course of a career”. Leader development is a mutually shared responsibility across three domains:
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https://www.benning.army.mil/MSSP/Leader%20Developement/
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Title: Leader Development
Headings: Maneuver Self Study Program
Maneuver Self Study Program
Why is the study of leader development important?
Leader Development
How Leaders Develop
Army Leader Development Model
An Approach to the Study of Leader Development.
Reflections
Content: Readiness of the Individual. We have to assess the readiness of the subordinate with respect to the challenge for which they are about to be presented and we must decide if it is appropriate. A basketball team of 9 yr olds should probably not be “challenged” with playing the Lakers. There is no hope, and it is very doubtful that any development will occur. What is more likely is an emotional outcome of crushing failure. The Asymmetric Warfare Group coined the phrase, “Training at the Threshold of Failure”. It would be simple to replace “training” with “development”: Implied in all of the above is that the senior leader must have a pretty specific understanding of the subordinate’s capabilities, if the experience is to be challenging, yet attainable (the sweet spot). Said another way, en masse development has some utility, but the best development occurs when it is individualized. When discussing Challenging Experiences, we often equate that to challenging training events;
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https://www.benning.army.mil/MSSP/Leader%20Developement/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_217831926#8_472312208
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Title: Leader Development
Headings: Maneuver Self Study Program
Maneuver Self Study Program
Why is the study of leader development important?
Leader Development
How Leaders Develop
Army Leader Development Model
An Approach to the Study of Leader Development.
Reflections
Content: The Asymmetric Warfare Group coined the phrase, “Training at the Threshold of Failure”. It would be simple to replace “training” with “development”: Implied in all of the above is that the senior leader must have a pretty specific understanding of the subordinate’s capabilities, if the experience is to be challenging, yet attainable (the sweet spot). Said another way, en masse development has some utility, but the best development occurs when it is individualized. When discussing Challenging Experiences, we often equate that to challenging training events; ones that have curveballs thrown in to test our agility, or mental resolve, etc. That is a normal association, but experiences can come in many forms: challenging educational experiences, a challenging public speaking engagement, counseling a troubled family, or being given a staff project that appears on the surface to be “too hard and too complex” for what you believe your capabilities to be. Anything that stretches one’s capacity can be considered a challenging experience. Reflection is probably the most important part of the developmental process and the most misunderstood and least applied.
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https://www.benning.army.mil/MSSP/Leader%20Developement/
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Title: How to Buy Starbucks Stocks • History, Pros & Cons • Benzinga
Headings: How to Buy Starbucks (SBUX) Stock
How to Buy Starbucks (SBUX) Stock
Why Invest in Starbucks?
The power of branding
Ethically sourced ingredients
Corporate social responsibility
How to Buy Starbucks (SBUX) Stock
Best Online Brokerages
Best For
Best For
Place an Order
Conclusion
Instead, focus on investing your money in companies whose mission you believe in—but remember to keep your education at the forefront of your trading decisions and never invest more than you’re willing to lose.How
Turn to Webull
Join Benzinga's Financial Newsletter
Content: Some of its beverages have even become cultural icons in and of themselves. For example, Starbucks invented “pumpkin spice latte season,” and its holiday peppermint beverages are equally as popular…and of course, who could forget the massive rush over the limited edition Unicorn Frappuccino
Ethically sourced ingredients
Unlike some other coffee chains, Starbucks goes out of its way to ensure that its coffee beans are ethically sourced. Fifteen years ago, the company developed the Coffee and Farmer Equity (C.A.F.E) Practices criteria, a rigorous list of social and environmental standards that farming operations must pass if they wish to sell their coffee to Starbucks. For twelve consecutive years, the company has been named one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies by the Ethisphere Institute—an honor bestowed to only 135 companies in the world. A map of Starbucks’s ethically-sourced ingredients. Source: Priceton.edu
Corporate social responsibility
Starbucks’ ethics don’t end with its coffee beans—it’s also committed to improving the lives of employees as well. The company offers 401 (k) matching plans, medical/dental insurance, and even adoption assistance for both full and part-time employees. Starbucks has even partnered with Arizona State University to reimburse tuition for employees who choose to pursue their bachelor’s degree online. Sound like a company you can get behind?
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https://www.benzinga.com/money/how-to-buy-starbucks-stock/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_241680194#10_520548376
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Title: How to Get in Touch with Your Emotions - A Guide to Feelings
Headings: How to Get in Touch with Your Emotions
How to Get in Touch with Your Emotions
How to Get in Touch With Your Feelings
Name the emotions you experience.
Learn to identify your feelings correctly.
Track a particular emotion throughout the day.
Push through and seek support when it seems difficult.
Express emotions in healthy ways.
Pay attention to your body.
Is Emotional Awareness Important?
The Myth of Negative Emotions
How Can Teenagers Deal with Emotions?
How Can Being In Tune with My Feelings Help My Relationships?
Content: If we don’t know what we’re feeling and why, we risk leaving crucial needs and longings unmet, potentially perpetuating a cycle of anger or unhappiness. Keeping feelings hidden can also lead to emotional breakdowns. Imagine a pipe that is blocked, emotions building up like water, trying to get through to the other side. Eventually the pipe will burst, causing chaos. Lack of emotional awareness can also lead to unhealthy ways of coping, such as addiction, overeating, negative relationships, and angry outbursts. The Myth of Negative Emotions
A lot of people believe that it’s only healthy to have positive emotions, such as happiness, joy, and contentment, but that negative emotions like fear, anxiety, or sadness are inappropriate. We need to dispel this myth if we are going to get in touch with our feelings. Anger, for example, is not inherently negative. It can show us when we have an unfulfilled need or a frustration with crossed boundaries. A person that feels angry should examine where the anger is coming from so he or she can resolve the issue.
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https://www.bergencounselingcenter.com/articles/how-to-get-in-touch-with-your-emotions/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_245144812#4_525843302
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Title: Seaweed Nutrition and Health Benefits | Berkeley Wellness
Headings: 6 Things to Know About Seaweed
6 Things to Know About Seaweed
ADVERTISEMENT
Content: And a case-control studyin 2010 in the British Journal of Nutrition linked a high seaweed intake with a reduced risk of breast cancer among women in South Korea. Seaweed may also contain chemicals that benefit cholesterol levels, and it may have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Given the many nutrients and phytochemicals found in seaweed, a review paperin 2015 in Phycologia concluded that manufacturers should make more use of seaweed in food products as a way to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. 2. What nutrients are in seaweed? Seaweed offers varying levels of protein depending on type. Red seaweed has the most, with up to 50 grams of protein per 3.5 ounces of nori. Seaweed is a rich source of several vitamins, including vitamin A (in the form of carotenoids), vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin E, and B vitamins. Like kale and some other leafy greens, seaweed also contains vitamin K, which plays a role in blood clotting. People who take anti-clotting medications, such as warfarin, may need to observe certain precautions when consuming foods high in vitamin K. To learn more, see Warfarin and Vitamin K.
Seaweed is also a rich source of several minerals, including calcium, magnesium, potassium, copper, and iron.
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https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food/article/6-things-know-about-seaweed
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_245144812#5_525844921
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Title: Seaweed Nutrition and Health Benefits | Berkeley Wellness
Headings: 6 Things to Know About Seaweed
6 Things to Know About Seaweed
ADVERTISEMENT
Content: Seaweed offers varying levels of protein depending on type. Red seaweed has the most, with up to 50 grams of protein per 3.5 ounces of nori. Seaweed is a rich source of several vitamins, including vitamin A (in the form of carotenoids), vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin E, and B vitamins. Like kale and some other leafy greens, seaweed also contains vitamin K, which plays a role in blood clotting. People who take anti-clotting medications, such as warfarin, may need to observe certain precautions when consuming foods high in vitamin K. To learn more, see Warfarin and Vitamin K.
Seaweed is also a rich source of several minerals, including calcium, magnesium, potassium, copper, and iron. Seaweed also has a high iodine content, especially the brown-algae varieties. While that generally isn’t a concern, it may make seaweed risky for people who have overactive or underactive thyroids. If you have a thyroid condition for which a low-iodine diet is recommended, it’s a good idea to talk with your doctor first before consuming seaweed products. 3. Is seaweed a good source of fiber?
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https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food/article/6-things-know-about-seaweed
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_245417356#5_526483264
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Title: Yogurt: Calcium with a Dose of Probiotics | Berkeley Wellness
Headings: Yogurt: A Calcium Powerhouse
Yogurt: A Calcium Powerhouse
Types of Yogurt
Expand to continue reading
Yogurt: nutrition
Probiotics in yogurt
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Yogurt and drug interactions
11 Yogurt Recipe Ideas
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Content: ADVERTISEMENT
Probiotics in yogurt
A number of health benefits are attributed to the active bacterial cultures in yogurt. Advertisers have claimed the bacteria help relieve irregularity and decrease colds. But many of the health claims are overstated. Among the hundreds of strains of bacteria identified by scientists, only a very few strains appear able to “colonize” the large intestine to produce such a benefit. And most of the bacteria in yogurt are digested before reaching the large intestine. Also, yogurt that has been heat-treated after fermentation has no live bacteria in it. One benefit that is clear: People who are lactose intolerant usually can digest yogurt that has live bacteria. The bacteria help the body digest lactose. The bacteria in yogurt are also promoted as “probiotics,” which help replace intestinal flora destroyed by illness or when antibiotics are taken.
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https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food/article/yogurt-calcium-powerhouse
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_245417356#6_526484720
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Title: Yogurt: Calcium with a Dose of Probiotics | Berkeley Wellness
Headings: Yogurt: A Calcium Powerhouse
Yogurt: A Calcium Powerhouse
Types of Yogurt
Expand to continue reading
Yogurt: nutrition
Probiotics in yogurt
ADVERTISEMENT
Yogurt and drug interactions
11 Yogurt Recipe Ideas
Expand to continue reading
Feeds:
Content: Also, yogurt that has been heat-treated after fermentation has no live bacteria in it. One benefit that is clear: People who are lactose intolerant usually can digest yogurt that has live bacteria. The bacteria help the body digest lactose. The bacteria in yogurt are also promoted as “probiotics,” which help replace intestinal flora destroyed by illness or when antibiotics are taken. There's some evidence that certain strains of probiotics (consumed either in pill form or in food) may help reduce diarrhea, relieve constipation, or have other digestive benefits. But there’s not enough solid evidence to recommend their widespread use. Vague claims that probiotics "support good digestive health" are meaningless. Larger, longer, and better-quality studies are needed to test specific strains for specific conditions and to determine the proper doses and regimens. If you still want to purchase yogurt with live cultures, look for products that carry the voluntary “Live & Active Culture” seal from the National Yogurt Association.
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https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food/article/yogurt-calcium-powerhouse
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_245417356#7_526486329
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Title: Yogurt: Calcium with a Dose of Probiotics | Berkeley Wellness
Headings: Yogurt: A Calcium Powerhouse
Yogurt: A Calcium Powerhouse
Types of Yogurt
Expand to continue reading
Yogurt: nutrition
Probiotics in yogurt
ADVERTISEMENT
Yogurt and drug interactions
11 Yogurt Recipe Ideas
Expand to continue reading
Feeds:
Content: There's some evidence that certain strains of probiotics (consumed either in pill form or in food) may help reduce diarrhea, relieve constipation, or have other digestive benefits. But there’s not enough solid evidence to recommend their widespread use. Vague claims that probiotics "support good digestive health" are meaningless. Larger, longer, and better-quality studies are needed to test specific strains for specific conditions and to determine the proper doses and regimens. If you still want to purchase yogurt with live cultures, look for products that carry the voluntary “Live & Active Culture” seal from the National Yogurt Association. But keep in mind that, unless you are lactose intolerant, there is no evidence that the live cultures in yogurt are going to do much of anything for you. For a full listing of nutrients, see Yogurt (plain, low-fat) and Strawberry Yogurt in the National Nutrient Database. ADVERTISEMENT
Yogurt and drug interactions
If you are taking antibiotics, ask your doctor if you should avoid yogurt and other dairy products within two hours of taking the medicine. Dairy can make it harder for some antibiotics such as tetracyclines to be absorbed. 11 Yogurt Recipe Ideas
11 Yogurt Recipe Ideas
Yogurt is a beloved snack and breakfast food, but it also works in savory marinades and side dishes.
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https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food/article/yogurt-calcium-powerhouse
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_34_317560314#5_687988058
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Title: Top Online Bachelor's in Health Science Programs 2021 | Best College Reviews
Headings: Top Online Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs 2021
Top Online Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs 2021
Featured Online Schools
Top 10 Ranking Online Bachelor’s in Health Sciences
What Can I Do With a Health Science Degree?
Accreditation for a Health Science Program
FAQ
What jobs can you get with health sciences?
What is taught in health science?
Can you be a nurse with a health science degree?
What skills do you need for health science?
What Are the Requirements for a Health Science Program?
Courses in a Health Science Program
Research Methods in Health Sciences
Practices in Public Health
Advanced Health Informatics
Supporting the Health of Older Adults
Legal Issues in Healthcare
Professional Organizations for Health Science Students
Scholarships for Health Science Students
Answer Scholarship
PixelPlex Bi-Annual STEM Scholarship
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
BY GENEVIEVE CARLTON, PH.D.
Published on May 18, 2020
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From riots over butter to protests against tuition increases, student activists have spoken out for centuries. In fact, campus activism has played a major role in shaping higher education itself. Generations of students have pushed for colleges to end discriminatory policies, increase campus safety, and improve student life. Today's challenges — the rising cost of college, racial injustice, and higher education's COVID-19 response — are also driving students to mobilize. College students are more active than ever before, successfully fighting against tuition increases and for more equitable campus policies. In the past decade, the U.S. has witnessed a "renaissance of student activism," as described by The Atlantic. College students are more active than ever before, successfully fighting against tuition increases and for more equitable campus policies. With a new crisis threatening higher education, what lessons does the history of student activism hold for the future? Student Protests Throughout History
In 1507, the professors at the University of Padua canceled student vacations for the celebration of Carnevale — the 16th-century equivalent of spring break. Instead of partying in Venice, students were told to attend lectures on Aristotle.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: In the past decade, the U.S. has witnessed a "renaissance of student activism," as described by The Atlantic. College students are more active than ever before, successfully fighting against tuition increases and for more equitable campus policies. With a new crisis threatening higher education, what lessons does the history of student activism hold for the future? Student Protests Throughout History
In 1507, the professors at the University of Padua canceled student vacations for the celebration of Carnevale — the 16th-century equivalent of spring break. Instead of partying in Venice, students were told to attend lectures on Aristotle. In response, the students rioted, destroying lecture halls and attacking faculty members to vent their rage. This early form of student activism apparently worked — or at least, schools didn't try to cancel spring break again. A 17th-century depiction of Carnevale at Piazza San Marco, Venice, by Sebastian Vrancx. For centuries, student life has been a flash-point of campus activism. Only two years after the founding of Harvard College, the first class of students protested against President Nathaniel Eaton for his leadership.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: In response, the students rioted, destroying lecture halls and attacking faculty members to vent their rage. This early form of student activism apparently worked — or at least, schools didn't try to cancel spring break again. A 17th-century depiction of Carnevale at Piazza San Marco, Venice, by Sebastian Vrancx. For centuries, student life has been a flash-point of campus activism. Only two years after the founding of Harvard College, the first class of students protested against President Nathaniel Eaton for his leadership. Specifically, they objected to Eaton's practice of beating students as a form of discipline. Eaton's wife, charged with feeding the students, also faced scrutiny for her practice of serving "mackerel … with their guts in them, and goat's dung in [the] hasty pudding." In 1639, the students successfully pushed the Eatons out in a court case. Harvard students rioting over dining hall food in the 18th century. In the Harvard Butter Rebellion of 1766, food once more became the defining issue in campus activism.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: Specifically, they objected to Eaton's practice of beating students as a form of discipline. Eaton's wife, charged with feeding the students, also faced scrutiny for her practice of serving "mackerel … with their guts in them, and goat's dung in [the] hasty pudding." In 1639, the students successfully pushed the Eatons out in a court case. Harvard students rioting over dining hall food in the 18th century. In the Harvard Butter Rebellion of 1766, food once more became the defining issue in campus activism. Upperclassman Asa Dunbar sparked the rebellion when he leapt upon his chair in the dining hall and shouted, "Behold, our butter stinketh! Give us, therefore, butter that stinketh not." In response, students boycotted Harvard's dining hall until the university's president suspended half of the student body. The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Student activists have also successfully tackled more serious issues like discrimination and equity. Until the 20th century, many American colleges and universities enrolled only white male students.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: Upperclassman Asa Dunbar sparked the rebellion when he leapt upon his chair in the dining hall and shouted, "Behold, our butter stinketh! Give us, therefore, butter that stinketh not." In response, students boycotted Harvard's dining hall until the university's president suspended half of the student body. The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Student activists have also successfully tackled more serious issues like discrimination and equity. Until the 20th century, many American colleges and universities enrolled only white male students. Student activists pushed colleges and universities to increase campus diversity and protect members of the school community from discrimination. Take the civil rights movement of the 1960s, in which college students protested segregation and marched for civil rights. In 1960, four black students from North Carolina A&T State University held a sit-in at a "whites only" lunch counter, an act that inspired thousands of students to join the civil rights movement. A statue at North Carolina A&T celebrating student activists who staged a sit-in at the Woolworth Company store in 1960. Off campus, college students registered black voters and marched on Washington;
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: Student activists pushed colleges and universities to increase campus diversity and protect members of the school community from discrimination. Take the civil rights movement of the 1960s, in which college students protested segregation and marched for civil rights. In 1960, four black students from North Carolina A&T State University held a sit-in at a "whites only" lunch counter, an act that inspired thousands of students to join the civil rights movement. A statue at North Carolina A&T celebrating student activists who staged a sit-in at the Woolworth Company store in 1960. Off campus, college students registered black voters and marched on Washington; they also pushed for changes to campus policies. Until the 20th century, many American colleges and universities enrolled only white male students. During the height of student activism in the 1960s, a 1968 survey found that nearly 1 in 5 student protests demanded an end to racial discrimination on campus. In addition to pushing for anti-discrimination policies, student activists have changed what colleges teach. At San Francisco State University, anti-racism activists in 1968 successfully pressured the administration to establish the country's first African American studies department.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: they also pushed for changes to campus policies. Until the 20th century, many American colleges and universities enrolled only white male students. During the height of student activism in the 1960s, a 1968 survey found that nearly 1 in 5 student protests demanded an end to racial discrimination on campus. In addition to pushing for anti-discrimination policies, student activists have changed what colleges teach. At San Francisco State University, anti-racism activists in 1968 successfully pressured the administration to establish the country's first African American studies department. UCLA students took a similar approach in 1993, using activism to push the university to create a Chicano/a studies department. In 2016, students at New York University held a rally declaring the school a Sanctuary Campus. In the wake of the #BlackLivesMatter movement, activists fought for equity and nondiscrimination policies. At the University of Missouri in 2015, black students stood up against the administration's failure to stop racial hostility on campus and create an inclusive environment for students of color. A group known as Concerned Student 1950 — the year the University of Missouri first admitted black students — put forth a list of demands, which included the resignation of President Tim Wolfe, more black faculty and staff, and a role for students in selecting future presidents and chancellors.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: UCLA students took a similar approach in 1993, using activism to push the university to create a Chicano/a studies department. In 2016, students at New York University held a rally declaring the school a Sanctuary Campus. In the wake of the #BlackLivesMatter movement, activists fought for equity and nondiscrimination policies. At the University of Missouri in 2015, black students stood up against the administration's failure to stop racial hostility on campus and create an inclusive environment for students of color. A group known as Concerned Student 1950 — the year the University of Missouri first admitted black students — put forth a list of demands, which included the resignation of President Tim Wolfe, more black faculty and staff, and a role for students in selecting future presidents and chancellors. The activists' peaceful protests, such as blocking Wolfe's car during a homecoming parade, ultimately succeeded: Wolfe resigned, and the University of Missouri hired its first chief diversity, equity, and inclusion officer. Students Protest Administrative Policies
In the modern era, student activists demanded a voice in institutional decisions. But first, activists had to convince colleges not to treat them like children. Before the 1960s, colleges actively governed students' lives.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: The activists' peaceful protests, such as blocking Wolfe's car during a homecoming parade, ultimately succeeded: Wolfe resigned, and the University of Missouri hired its first chief diversity, equity, and inclusion officer. Students Protest Administrative Policies
In the modern era, student activists demanded a voice in institutional decisions. But first, activists had to convince colleges not to treat them like children. Before the 1960s, colleges actively governed students' lives. Under the doctrine of in loco parentis, a Latin phrase meaning "in the place of the parent," colleges acted as parents toward students. This policy might have made sense in the colonial era, when children as young as 12 enrolled at colleges, but in the 19th and 20th centuries, student activists readily attacked the notion that colleges should control their lives. Student activists protested these restrictions on their freedoms, which included curfews, limits on freedom of speech, and "character-building" policies. For example, in the 1860s, Wheaton College suspended a student because he joined a secret society. Alabama State University students were expelled for staging a sit-in at Montgomery County Courthouse in 1960.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: After decades of student protests against the in loco parentis policy, activists finally secured a victory in the 1960s. When Alabama State College (now Alabama State University) expelled black students for a civil rights demonstration, the students sued. The case reached the U.S. Supreme Court in Dixon v. Alabama (1961), which eliminated the in loco parentis doctrine and upheld the idea that colleges could not violate the constitutional rights of their students. Student activists protested … curfews, limits on freedom of speech, and “character-building” policies. Since the 1960s, student activists like those at the University of Missouri have demanded a voice in administrative decisions. For example, recent campus activism has focused on institutional policies and administrative leadership. In 2012, students at Purdue University protested after the board of trustees named Republican Governor Mitch Daniels president. Two years later, Florida State University students protested the appointment of Republican politician John Thrasher as their school president. In 2015, MFA students at the University of Southern California dropped out of the program to protest administrative changes. Campus activists have even fought for the staff who keep colleges running.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: For example, recent campus activism has focused on institutional policies and administrative leadership. In 2012, students at Purdue University protested after the board of trustees named Republican Governor Mitch Daniels president. Two years later, Florida State University students protested the appointment of Republican politician John Thrasher as their school president. In 2015, MFA students at the University of Southern California dropped out of the program to protest administrative changes. Campus activists have even fought for the staff who keep colleges running. In the 2000s, activists at the University of Miami and Georgetown University called for higher pay for the schools' janitors. Tufts University students went on a hunger strike to protest janitor layoffs in 2015. In 1970, students at North Carolina University staged a sit-in to protest the Vietnam War. Students have also demanded a say in their institution's response to social issues. During the Vietnam War, anti-war protestors pushed many universities to limit on-campus recruitment.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: In the 2000s, activists at the University of Miami and Georgetown University called for higher pay for the schools' janitors. Tufts University students went on a hunger strike to protest janitor layoffs in 2015. In 1970, students at North Carolina University staged a sit-in to protest the Vietnam War. Students have also demanded a say in their institution's response to social issues. During the Vietnam War, anti-war protestors pushed many universities to limit on-campus recruitment. In 1969 at Harvard, 10,000 students went on strike, pressuring the school to downgrade the ROTC program. Similarly, student activists in the 1980s marched against apartheid in South Africa, demanding that universities cut all ties to the country. At Columbia University, activists occupied an academic building for weeks until the university sold its stock in companies linked to South Africa. The group's success inspired protests at dozens of other schools. The Push for Campus Safety
Campus activism has often focused on the issue of safety.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: In 1969 at Harvard, 10,000 students went on strike, pressuring the school to downgrade the ROTC program. Similarly, student activists in the 1980s marched against apartheid in South Africa, demanding that universities cut all ties to the country. At Columbia University, activists occupied an academic building for weeks until the university sold its stock in companies linked to South Africa. The group's success inspired protests at dozens of other schools. The Push for Campus Safety
Campus activism has often focused on the issue of safety. From gun control groups to sexual assault activists, students have pushed institutions to protect people on campus. In 1966, a shooter climbed the tower at the University of Texas at Austin and killed 17 people before police shot him. It was the first mass shooting on a college campus. Fifty years later, Texas passed a law allowing concealed carry on college campuses. In response, a group of student activists rallied against the law in a protest known as Cocks Not Glocks.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: From gun control groups to sexual assault activists, students have pushed institutions to protect people on campus. In 1966, a shooter climbed the tower at the University of Texas at Austin and killed 17 people before police shot him. It was the first mass shooting on a college campus. Fifty years later, Texas passed a law allowing concealed carry on college campuses. In response, a group of student activists rallied against the law in a protest known as Cocks Not Glocks. While state law permitted guns on campus, it banned sex toys — and campus protests pointed out the absurdity of this contradiction. Students rallying against gun violence outside New York University in 2018. Rosie Zander, a UT Austin history major, argued, "We have crazy laws here but this is by far the craziest, that you can't bring a dildo on to campus legally but you can bring your gun." In addition to activism around gun laws, students have fought for safer campuses in other ways. In 1972, students at the University of South Florida marched across campus demanding a safer campus for women.
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Title: A History of Student Activism and Protests | BestColleges
Headings: Student Activism in College
Student Activism in College
A History of Campus Protests
Student Protests Throughout History
The Fight for Civil Rights on College Campuses
Students Protest Administrative Policies
The Push for Campus Safety
Fighting Tuition Increases and Rising Costs
Student Activism in 2020 and Beyond
Content: While state law permitted guns on campus, it banned sex toys — and campus protests pointed out the absurdity of this contradiction. Students rallying against gun violence outside New York University in 2018. Rosie Zander, a UT Austin history major, argued, "We have crazy laws here but this is by far the craziest, that you can't bring a dildo on to campus legally but you can bring your gun." In addition to activism around gun laws, students have fought for safer campuses in other ways. In 1972, students at the University of South Florida marched across campus demanding a safer campus for women. By the early 1980s, the idea had grown into annual Take Back the Night marches at campuses around the country. In 2014, President Barack Obama pointed to an "inspiring wave of student-led activism" when he created a task force to stop sexual assault on college campuses. Figh
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Title: Maintaining Mental and Physical Health in College | BestColleges
Headings: How to Maintain Mental and Physical Health in College
How to Maintain Mental and Physical Health in College
7 Tips for Staying Healthy in College
Get Enough Sleep
Exercise Regularly
Eat a Balanced Diet
Make Time for Self-Care
Recognize the Risks of Substance Use
Value Sexual Health and Safety
Become Health Literate
Understanding Mental Illness and How to Get Help
Mental Health Resources for College Students
Content: Be sure you closely monitor your behaviors, including how often you use drugs and/or drink. It's also helpful for college students to socialize outside of parties and look for alternative ways to hang out with friends without the involvement of drugs and alcohol. Value Sexual Health and Safety
Sexual health is another key part of overall wellness. Students should practice safe sex and understand the different methods of protection and birth control. They should also know how to access STD screenings at their college health center. Additionally, students should know how to talk about consent and safety in intimate relationships. Unfortunately, sexual assault remains a widespread issue on college campuses. Some schools employ bystander training programs, which show students how to take action if they see a violent crime or assault. Such programs can also teach students about reporting mechanisms on campus and mental health treatment options for those who have experienced trauma. Become Health Literate
One of college students' biggest hurdles is learning to take care of themselves.
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Title: Maintaining Mental and Physical Health in College | BestColleges
Headings: How to Maintain Mental and Physical Health in College
How to Maintain Mental and Physical Health in College
7 Tips for Staying Healthy in College
Get Enough Sleep
Exercise Regularly
Eat a Balanced Diet
Make Time for Self-Care
Recognize the Risks of Substance Use
Value Sexual Health and Safety
Become Health Literate
Understanding Mental Illness and How to Get Help
Mental Health Resources for College Students
Content: Additionally, students should know how to talk about consent and safety in intimate relationships. Unfortunately, sexual assault remains a widespread issue on college campuses. Some schools employ bystander training programs, which show students how to take action if they see a violent crime or assault. Such programs can also teach students about reporting mechanisms on campus and mental health treatment options for those who have experienced trauma. Become Health Literate
One of college students' biggest hurdles is learning to take care of themselves. In other words, you should feel confident doing the following: Making doctor appointments online, by phone, and in person
Discussing health conditions and treatment options
Using basic health vocabulary
Asking doctors questions
Taking and refilling medications
Ideally, students will talk about health literacy with their parents or guardians before they get to campus, especially if they're already on medication or have a chronic condition. Even students without health issues can benefit from this conversation. Understanding Mental Illness and How to Get Help
Mental health challenges can be debilitating, often causing college students to struggle socially and academically. Read on to learn how you can help yourself and your peers.
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Title: Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Degree Guide | BestColleges.com
Headings: Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling
Program Information
Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Program Information
Should I Get a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling?
What Can I Do With a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling?
How to Choose a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Program
Programmatic Accreditation for Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Programs
Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Program Admissions
Prerequisites
Admission Materials
What Else Can I Expect From a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Program?
Courses in a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Program
How Long Does It Take to Get a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling?
How Much Is a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling?
Certifications and Licenses a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Prepares For
Resources for Addiction Counseling Students
SAMHSA Opioid Overdose Prevention Toolkit
The National Institute on Drug Abuse
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
National Institute of Justice
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
Professional Organizations in Addiction Counseling
The American Counseling Association
International Association of Addictions and Offender Counselors
American Mental Health Counselors Association
Association for Addiction Professionals
Society of Addiction Psychology
Content: Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Degree Guide | BestColleges.com
Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling Program Information
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More people than ever before struggle with addiction, which includes drug and alcohol dependency and gambling and gaming obsessions. Consequently, the need for addiction counselors continues to rise. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects a 23% increase in the number of substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors from 2016 to 2026, which represents a much faster growth rate than the average growth for all occupations in the U.S.
A substance abuse counselor degree provides a pathway to many rewarding employment opportunities at outpatient mental health clinics, residential care facilities, and state and local government facilities. Criminal justice systems in many states use treatment and counseling services for drug offenders as a more effective and cost-efficient alternative to incarceration. While a high school diploma and a state-issued license serve as the minimum requirements for addiction counseling positions in some states, a substance abuse counseling degree at the postsecondary level broadens career prospects and typically results in a higher salary. Should I Get a Bachelor's in Addiction Counseling?
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Title: Bachelor's in Aeronautics Degree Guide | BestColleges
Headings: Bachelor's in Aeronautics Program Information
Bachelor's in Aeronautics Program Information
What are the best Aeronautics and Aviation Programs of 2020? Here are our top 10:
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NASA: Beginner's Guide to Aeronautics
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Aeronautics professionals focus on the design and development of airborne vehicles. The field also includes aviation students, who train for careers as aircraft maintenance technicians, dispatchers, air traffic controllers, and pilots. Other learners may pursue aerospace engineering studies to prepare for careers as flight engineers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects that employment for aerospace engineers will increase 6% from 2016 to 2026, which is on par with the national average for all occupations. The aerospace industry needs engineers to solve industry problems, such as reducing emissions and improving fuel use. Over the same time period, the BLS projects 4% growth for pilots, with new aircraft models and systems scheduling affecting demand.
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International Council of Design
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Title: Bachelor's in Child Development Programs Guide
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Psychology Today - Childhood Development
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A bachelor's degree in child and adolescent psychology introduces students to factors that influence mental health, including genetics and environment. Learners also examine abnormal, social, and developmental psychology. Child and adolescent psychology programs prepare graduates to pursue challenging and rewarding careers assisting patients with different emotional, social, and mental needs. Graduates often find work as mental health or behavioral disorder counselors. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects 22% employment growth in this field between 2018 and 2028. However, some careers, such as school counselor and marriage and family therapist, require a master's degree.
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Compassionate, well-trained counselors are in high demand to help people manage their psychological, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual challenges. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that marriage and family therapist positions will increase by 23% over the next decade -- must faster than the economy as a whole. Graduates with Christian counseling degrees can bring even more resources to their clients by addressing them as spiritual beings who need spiritual support along with sound psychological therapy. Church-based and private school contexts provide Christian counselors with the most freedom to implement biblical teachings into their treatments, but Christian counseling clinics are developing, as well, promoting faith-based solutions in a clinical setting. What are the Best Christian Counseling Programs of 2020? Here are our top Five:
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Title: Bachelor's in Clinical Psychology Programs Guide
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American Psychological Association (APA)
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Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC)
Council of Specialties in Professional Psychology (COSPP)
The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)
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Society of Clinical Psychology
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Title: Bachelor's in Communication Programs Guide
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A communication degree can help students become effective communicators and pursue various careers in business, sales, and politics. Additionally, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, employers rate good verbal communication as a job applicant's most important quality. While the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) anticipates fewer journalism jobs in the future -- due to declining advertising revenue -- other communication careers should experience positive job growth. For example, the BLS projects employment of public relations (PR) specialists to grow by 9% between 2016 and 2026, about as fast as the average occupation in the U.S.
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Title: Bachelor's in Computer Programming Programs Guide | BestColleges
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Computer programmers play an integral role in the world of computer science. Programmers create the code that software applications read; without them, software programs wouldn't function properly. Data from the National Center for Education Statistics shows how important this field has become to everyday life and commerce. There has been a dramatic increase in the amount of computer and information sciences degrees conferred from 1970-2011. In 1970, colleges and universities awarded less than 2,500 computer science degrees;
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Title: Bachelor's in Counseling Programs Guide | BestColleges
Headings: Bachelor's in
Counseling
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Bachelor's in Counseling Program Guide
Should I Get a Bachelor's in Counseling?
What Can I Do With a Bachelor's in Counseling?
How to Choose a Bachelor's in Counseling Program
Programmatic Accreditation for Bachelor's in Counseling Programs
Bachelor's in Counseling Program Admissions
Prerequisites
Admission Materials
What Else Can I Expect From a Bachelor's in Counseling Program?
Concentrations Offered for a Bachelor's Degree in Counseling
Courses in a Bachelor's in Counseling Program
How Long Does It Take to Get a Bachelor's in Counseling?
How Much Is a Bachelor's in Counseling?
Certifications and Licenses a Bachelor's in Counseling Prepares For
Resources for Counseling Students
Council for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs
National Board for Certified Counselors
National Institute of Mental Health
American Psychiatric Association
What is the Difference Between Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and Social Workers?
Professional Organizations in Counseling
American Counseling Association
American School Counselor Association
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapists
American Rehabilitation Counseling Association
The Association for Creativity in Counseling
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Bachelor's in Counseling Program Guide
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Title: Bachelor's in Criminal Justice Program Guide | BestColleges
Headings: Bachelor's in Criminal Justice Program Guide
Bachelor's in Criminal Justice Program Guide
What Is Criminal Justice?
What Are the Best Bachelor's in Criminal Justice Programs of 2020?
Should I Get a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice?
What Will I Learn in a Criminal Justice Program?
Courses
Concentrations
What Can I Do With a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice?
Careers
How to Choose a Criminal Justice Bachelor's Program
How to Get Into a Criminal Justice Bachelor's Program
Read Our Guide to Undergraduate Applications
How Long Does It Take to Get a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice?
How Much Does It Cost to Get a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice?
Interview With a Professional in Criminal Justice
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Bachelor's in Criminal Justice Program Guide
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Published on December 07, 2020
Criminal justice professionals investigate, prevent, and study crime. They can protect individual communities as part of the local police force or defend national security as FBI special agents and air marshals. Careers in criminal justice also include forensic psychologist, cybersecurity specialist, victims advocate, and public defender. This guide can help you choose the online bachelor's degree in criminal justice that will best support your academic interests and career goals. You can gain insight into the program structure, admissions process, overall cost, and options for courses and concentrations. The guide also covers available careers, detailing general responsibilities and any distinct requirements.
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Title: Bachelor's in Economics Program Guide | BestColleges
Headings: Bachelor's in Economics Program Guide
Bachelor's in Economics Program Guide
What Is Economics?
What Are the Best Bachelor's in Economics Programs of 2020?
Should I Get a Bachelor's in Economics?
What Will I Learn in an Economics Program?
Courses
Concentrations
What Can I Do With a Bachelor's in Economics?
Careers
How to Choose an Economics Bachelor's Program
How to Get Into an Economics Bachelor's Program
Read Our Guide to Undergraduate Applications
How Long Does It Take to Get a Bachelor's in Economics?
How Much Does It Cost to Get a Bachelor's in Economics?
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Bachelor's in Economics Program Guide
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Published on November 18, 2020
A bachelor's degree in economics prepares graduates to enter the job market with desirable critical thinking and analytical skills. Because the field includes a diverse course of study, economics graduates can seek a career in a variety of areas, including business, finance, and banking. Employment opportunities for graduates are available in private and public industries, such as with nonprofit agencies, healthcare organizations, and law firms. According to PayScale, the median salary of a professional with a BA in economics is about $74,000. Find out more about what courses graduates complete while earning an on-campus or online bachelor's degree in economics, how to pick a degree program, and employment opportunities for graduates. Learn More About Economics Careers
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