the eyes are very delicate and important part of your body. Sitting for long hours before the computer and reading for long hours will irritate your eyes and before approaching your doctor better you look for natural remedies that are available for you. There are many home remedies that can help you to improve your vision and come out of the troubles. Just as other parts of body need exercise so also the eyes need an exercise. Blinking your eyes rapidly for 5 minutes will serve as a good moisturizer. Cupping your eyes with your hands for 5 minutes will activate the pressure points and helps the eyes to relax. The 10-10-10 Rule helps to give goo relaxation to your eyes. When you are working on computer for every half an hour just look for
Concerning the nature of myths, one can often find that they are built on broad generalization lacking the premises necessary to make a solid conclusion. Such was the same myths, Pier Larson sought to disprove in his essay “The Student’s ‘Ten Commandments’.” Larson discuss damaging and caustic stereotypes that have worked their way throughout history to create a narrative that often subordinates Blacks when promulgated by a more affluent European society . One myth in particular appears to be quite troubling for its contradictory nature-that being the myth: all Africans are Black. Additionally, to be African is to be Black, Africans are not culturally diverse, and that Africans share one, essentially unified culture. Not only do I find these troubling for their outright abasement of African culture, which is plain to see, but rather for the duplicitous logic that lead to the creation of such myths, and why they remain so harmful when they are continued to be spread in contemporary.
At one point in time poverty was the general fact of the world. Man was always expected to live on the line of poverty, majority of the economic thinkers couldn’t see the world moving away from this standard but we did and have gained great affluence. As Society has grown from this poverty stricken state it once was in, into an affluent one the ideas used to run it have yet to change in some ways. In The Affluent Society John Kenneth Galbraith explains how with great economic growth there should be growth in economic ideas as well. The old idea that were for a country that barely could stay above the water are inappropriate for society today. He proves this by naming numerous issues like The conventional Common wisdom,
Looking back on my own educational experience the words, “zero tolerance” vaguely strike a chord. If I am not mistaken I believe that our district adopted the zero tolerance policy between my junior and senior year (96/97-97/98 respectfully) as a means to hinder bullying/violence among the students. As I consider my years in high school I do not recall violence being a normal occurrence, with the exception of your random argument turned, “meet me at short stop,” dispute, nor do I remember drugs being a large concern among parents and/or school personnel. Perhaps I was naïve or maybe it turns out that it just wasn’t something to be considered a problem. There is an exception to every rule; however, I trust that during my high school career violence and drug abuse and its distribution was not the norm…
There are many arguments that the NFL should or should not have the one and done rule like the NBA and that the NBA should get rid of this rule. The ability of the one and done rule is that it lets the college basketball player declare for the draft as soon as after their freshman year. The one and done rule is beneficial towards college athletes because it opens up a gateway of opportunities for each player. Basketball players like Kevin Durant, Carmelo Anthony, and Kyrie Irving have all played college basketball for one year and declared for the NBA draft. All of them have gone on to become stars. So why can't football players do that too. The rule of eligibility for the NFL draft is that a player must
A father as a role model is crucial in a boy’s transition into manhood. When a father guides his son from child to adult and still maintains power over his son, he succeeds. In Homer’s The Odyssey, we see how without Odysseus, Telemachus is still a childish, and how with the mentorship of Athena, who is disguised as a man, he is able to resemble his father and not overpower him. Similarly in Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye, Holden is very childish as he has no role model to follow. Holden seeks them out although, they give him irrelevant advice for his voyage to adulthood. However, because Holden is having trouble finding viable advice, he is negatively influenced by the movies. The reader is now able to see Telemachus and Holden both look to mentors for the guidance that they do not receive from their fathers, but while disguised Athena helps Telemachus to become a more like his father and a man as they are seen in society, Holden’s would-be mentors fail him because he is given bad advice such as when Mr. Spencer fails to give him advice for the future and Mr. Antolini’s misunderstood intimacy and is left with the entertainment industry for mentorship . Contrasting the roles that mentor characters play in the two novels highlights a fundamental difference between them: unlike The Odyssey, The Catcher in the Rye implies without the father figure in place, boys are left to turn to the movies for guidance into manhood.
Throughout history, Indigenous Australians and African Americans lived out the 10 Commandments and The Beatitudes. Morality is the concern with what is right and what is wrong in someone’s actions. This report will be addressing that morality exists, even in times of hardship and injustice. I believe that Indigenous Australians and African Americans have suffered from immorality and injustice, throughout history. This paper will be discussing how Indigenous Aboriginal and African American people have lived out the 10 Commandments and the Beatitudes.
In 1976, deliberate indifference standard was established by the United States Supreme Court in the Estelle v. Gamble case. In correctional liability issues, deliberate indifference standards for inmates can be applied when there are neglect and inadequate health care, psychological care, AIDS, environmental hazards, prison and jail conditions, and failure to protect one from harm. Each of these is a basic right and if violated, can affect their constitutional right to the Eighth Amendment, which, prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. When the Eighth Amendment constitutional right is violated, an inmate can bring forth a Section 1983. I'm going to discuss deliberate indifference and its standards, the responsibility that Sherry and the prison
To start, limiting screen time gives you more time to read and improve on those skills. To explain, James McNair reports that, “silent reading will
As human beings, we all have our own values, beliefs and attitudes that we have developed throughout the course of our lives. Our family, friends, community and the experiences we have had all contribute to our sense of who we are and how we view the world. There are many aspects that differentiate humans from one another. Beauty, outward appearance, wealth, health, nationality, race, native language, and knowledge are all examples of characteristics that differentiate us from one another. These differences may even allow us to lose or excessively develop our self-esteem. Despite these differences, what we have in common is that we are all humans who seek one purpose: to find success in our lives. To reach success and happiness in life is the common goal of all of us. We each strive hard to become satisfied with our lives and satisfied with ourselves. Reaching perfection and completion is the unquestionable desire of mankind. The concept of success can be defined through our personal view towards life. It is this view, or our personal beliefs/tenets that can show us our path to suc...
Eye exercises offer several important benefits. They make your eye muscles stronger, which can help improve your sight. Exercise also helps reduce eyestrain. Eyestrain is a particular problem in the computer age. When you spend hours a day staring at a screen, your eyes suffer. Common symptoms of eyestrain include:
You may have heard of the 80/20 rule – the basic principle has been recognized as a viable concept since its inception more than a century ago. In modern times, it’s been appropriated for its relevancy to a broad range of industries and personal objectives, from economics to business management to better relationships to weight loss. You can certainly apply the 80/20 principle to blogging – and if you do, you may very well discover a way to efficiently reorganize your time and efforts as a blogger.
I agree that technology could affect your eyesight and if all you are doing is playing games then it could affect your mind. If you are doing some educational stuff on technology then it could actually help your mind because you could learn something. No matter what it will affect your eyesight somewhat especially if you are too close to the technology device. If you are just using technology to play games and watch TV then it might start to affect you. It may not affect you a lot but it may affect you some. Using technology to do educational stuff like reading a book online or even watching an educational video will help you and teach you new things.
According the the journal of the American Heart Association, adults, 18 and older, who watched more than three hours a day “double their risk of premature death compared to those who watch less.” The reason for this is sitting for long periods of time is extremely unhealthy because it increases your risk for more serious health issues. This claim is backed up by scientific research preformed by Dietz, the author of “ Do we Fatten our Children at the Television set?”, preformed a study on people ages 18 and up that observed the hours of tv watched in a day in relation to obesity. In his study, he found every hour of television watched, the chance of obesity increases by 2%. While obesity is a negative effect of binge watching, so is Myopia. According to “Asap Science: Answers to the World’s Weirdest Questions, Most Persistent Rumors, and Unexplained Phenomena,” many people who watch excessive amounts of tv develop myopia which is essentially nearsightedness. This might not impact students as much short term, but in the long term not being able to see could cause serious negative
“I feel there are two people inside me – me and my intuition. If I go against her, she'll screw me every time, and if I follow her, we get along quite nicely” (Kim Basinger). Many of us have often found ourselves thinking like Kim Basinger, our intuition play a fundamental role in decision-making and mostly, whenever we find ourselves analyzing human behaviour; to include ourselves and others. However, is it accurate to say that using our intuition about everyday behaviour is sufficient for a complete understanding of the causes of behaviour? Certainly not! Understanding the implications of behaviour exceed mere ‘gut feeling’, as it is distorted by our perceptions, cognitions and experiences.
Monitor radiation has been discussed throughout computer journals for years. I have learned that different monitors have higher or lower radiation levels. Monitors made overseas are generally considered to have a lower radiation level than those built in the United States. For example, as an engineer the Management Information Services (MIS) unit told us that NEC monitors had much lower radiation levels than IBM monitors. After sitting at a computer during my eleven-year career as a Civil Engineer with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, I often found that headaches at the end of the day were common. My eyes felt strained due to the looking at a monitor for an extended period of time. Over the years as an engineer I bought various types of glare screens for my computer monitor. Even though I doubt the glare screens help with the reduction of radiation given off by the monitors, they do seem to help with eyestrain.