Rule of thumb

only coloring it once in awhile. With blow drying say you really want your hair to dry and don’t want to leave the house with wet hair you can still blow dry. Just use cool and warm air rather than hot. For straightening do not make it a daily habit. If you have texture to your hair, meaning wavy or curly, you can straighten it and keep it straightened by not washing it and wasting your work. For shampooing you want to train the hair so that you’re not washing everyday or even every other day in some cases. Lastly, with tight styles try making them looser or only do them once in awhile. A good rule of thumb is the less you do the better. All of these things should be done at least in moderation to have healthy soft hair. If you feed your body junk that is how you will feel and appear, like junk. However, notice when you feed it nutritious food you get the results you want. The same rule applies to hair if you feed into these bad habits the health of you hair will be low. But when you avoid them and take healthy steps you will get the best your hair can be. Damage it, and you will have a tough time trying to keep it nice. Help it, and it will listen and it will be a breeze having beautiful hair everyday…

use disorders, why these impairments that are why they continue into adulthood. We need to go back and understand that it is a disorder of self-regulation, and it’s a qualitative deficit, so that begs the question how far behind is this child? and so the rule that I have taught for years in our clinics, and it remains a very good rule of thumb, is the average ADHD child is 30% behind their age, some are even more, but on average across all ADHD children, it looks to be about 30%, so here’s what…

In the guidebook, Rules of Thumb, the authors, Jay Silverman, Elaine Hughes, and Diana R. Wienbroer, demonstrate how to utilize writing principles. The term guide means referring back to what holds a significant message. As people we forget, so when an issue pops up as we’re writing we have an alternative tool to review. There are four main parts included in this tool guide, which are “The Essentials: Spelling, Punctuation, and Grammar”, “How to Create a Paper”, “Managing a Research Paper”, and…

“Nothing kills romance faster than pulling out a smartphone…”- my friend as she was rambling to me, from her recent date experience. Technology is, indeed, slowly killing romance just like Natalie Moore explained in her article “Rule of Thumb: Love in the Age of Texting.” And on my defense, technology does have the power to weaken and hurt relationships. Technology fails to deliver humane aspects, dull real-life interactions, and moreover, pushes infidelity in the digital age. Conversations…

a picture can help? CRS (Crisis Relief Singapore) launched a campaign called “linking isn’t helping,” this campaign provides powerful images and messages. The picture for this rhetorical analysis consist in a black and white image, where the audience can observe a young girl struggling in the middle of a flood, surrounded by a numerous amount of thumbs up. Combining a sad scenario with a positive and overused expression, CRS finds an effective way to persuade and encourage the audience to get…

Ailurus fulgens Melanie Brown Dixie State University Author Note: This paper was prepared for Evolution 3010, class instructed by Dr. Curtis Walker Throughout the evolution of the hand, most commonly found in primates, advantages of a thumb have led to the improvement of activities such as gripping and squeezing. Over time, few species developed full capabilities and usage of the thumb. Some species developed slightly while others did not develop it at all. For the species Ailurus…

according to the works by Pollard and Stedman, due to mutation the size of human brain continue to grow because our skill allow room for expanding well into our adulthood (Barrett et al, 2009). The human hand is unique because we have an opposable thumbs, our hands are powerful we can grab and hold tightly to things. As the Barrett et al. (2009) showed, the hand “offers us a unique combination of precision and power, and much of that is down to one particular digit, our thumb.” This ability…

As a child who sucked her thumb till the age of 14. This topic hits close to home for me. Personal I dont feel that there is anything wrong with it. But to the world there is a problem with it. Thumb sucking is a behavior found in humans, chimpanzees, captive Ring-tailed Lemurs and other primates. It usually involves placing the thumb into the mouth and rhythmically repeating sucking contact for a prolonged duration. Thumb sucking is a natural part of being a child. Pictures have been taken in…

Krakauer uses the rhetorical appeal of logos and the device of comparison contrast to convince the audience that Chris wasn 't suicidal and he did not have a death with but rather that his death was an unfortunate event. As Krakauer reminisces about his journey up the Devil 's Thumb he says “The fact that I survived my Alaska Adventure and McCandless did not survive his was largely a matter of chance... people would have been quick to say to me- as they say to him now- that I had a death wish.…

While one may work well for one person it may not work for the other. The same thing occurs when discussing perspective. The mindsets of John Krakauer and Weihenmayer are extremely different. Weihenmayer knew he could not summit Mount Everest on his own. This of course being due to the fact that he is blind whereas Krakauer is not. Krakauer on the other hand decides to summit the Devil’s Thumb alone. This is the thing that Krakauer thought would change his life and is the most important thing…