Tuesday, August 24, 2010
How do I get rid of the Parental Control (its on I want it off) Norton Security setting?
come on kiddie you dont need porn. grow up :)
IS it safe for me to use a straightening perm to control the friz and volume?
Please note that I am a latina with wavy hair and that it is already dry and a little bit hard with only a little bit of kinkness. It is a little Kinky but I am not sure if using a stng perm that is sold for creole hair (Kinky, Afro)will work for me or if it will damage it worst. I still need to get it relaxed a bit and a little straigter to use loose but I don't want to spend too much.IS it safe for me to use a straightening perm to control the friz and volume?
This is called ';texturizing';. You can buy a mild relaxer then apply it to all your hair BUT only keep it on for 3-5 minutes. Then completely rinse it out.
This method should help cut back on your frizz and leave it with slightly less wave than you have naturally.
The drawback is it may be a little less soft than what it is now. So you may have to choose between keeping it the way it is now (frizzy, but somewhat soft) or less frizzy, but a little more coarse from the relaxer.
One thing to keep in mind: It's not a good idea to do this if your hair has already been chemically treated recently (color, perm or relaxer). Good luck!
Added: There is one other thing you might want to try first ... Wash your hair no less than 2-3 times a week and use CONDITIONER as if it were shampoo. It will exfoliate your scalp (so it does clean it!) without the harsh detergent of shampoo, which actually dries it out and adds frizziness. Then you condition your hair as normal.
The results of this method are amazing. Within 2 weeks most curly-heads will end up with soft ringlets and waves, and wavies end up with softer, well-defined waves. And both types end up with greatly reduced frizz. I do this myself and it works amazingly well.IS it safe for me to use a straightening perm to control the friz and volume?
It is safe to perm it for the kinkiness but im not sure that it would do much for the frizz! you might want to go to like sally's beauty supply and ask whats best for frizz .
I think straintening perms (relaxers) came be damaging to anyone's hair, especially if your is already dry and brittle. I don't use relaxers on my hair anymore. If your hair is wavy, you really don't need a relaxer. Try different shampoos and blow dry it straight with a round metal brush. There's lots of different products you can use. I wouldn't recommend using a perm
As long as the straighter is a ceramic your fine!
This is called ';texturizing';. You can buy a mild relaxer then apply it to all your hair BUT only keep it on for 3-5 minutes. Then completely rinse it out.
This method should help cut back on your frizz and leave it with slightly less wave than you have naturally.
The drawback is it may be a little less soft than what it is now. So you may have to choose between keeping it the way it is now (frizzy, but somewhat soft) or less frizzy, but a little more coarse from the relaxer.
One thing to keep in mind: It's not a good idea to do this if your hair has already been chemically treated recently (color, perm or relaxer). Good luck!
Added: There is one other thing you might want to try first ... Wash your hair no less than 2-3 times a week and use CONDITIONER as if it were shampoo. It will exfoliate your scalp (so it does clean it!) without the harsh detergent of shampoo, which actually dries it out and adds frizziness. Then you condition your hair as normal.
The results of this method are amazing. Within 2 weeks most curly-heads will end up with soft ringlets and waves, and wavies end up with softer, well-defined waves. And both types end up with greatly reduced frizz. I do this myself and it works amazingly well.IS it safe for me to use a straightening perm to control the friz and volume?
It is safe to perm it for the kinkiness but im not sure that it would do much for the frizz! you might want to go to like sally's beauty supply and ask whats best for frizz .
I think straintening perms (relaxers) came be damaging to anyone's hair, especially if your is already dry and brittle. I don't use relaxers on my hair anymore. If your hair is wavy, you really don't need a relaxer. Try different shampoos and blow dry it straight with a round metal brush. There's lots of different products you can use. I wouldn't recommend using a perm
As long as the straighter is a ceramic your fine!
Has anyone been through Air Traffic Control training? What is it like?
I mainly want to know if they provide you with housing or will I need to find a place to stay. I will be at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City and I want to start preparing for the move.Has anyone been through Air Traffic Control training? What is it like?
You find your own and they give you per diem to cover. Schedule it the day of or the day after you get your class date or you'll probably be spending a few weeks in a motel.
The link is here
http://www.academy.faa.gov/ama100/housin鈥?/a>
They'll mail you the same info. Has anyone been through Air Traffic Control training? What is it like?
Is the per diem in addition to the 19,000 per annum as a trainee that they gaurantee?
You find your own and they give you per diem to cover. Schedule it the day of or the day after you get your class date or you'll probably be spending a few weeks in a motel.
The link is here
http://www.academy.faa.gov/ama100/housin鈥?/a>
They'll mail you the same info. Has anyone been through Air Traffic Control training? What is it like?
Is the per diem in addition to the 19,000 per annum as a trainee that they gaurantee?
I'm thinking of getting Mirena as a form of birth control. Has anyone ever tried it and how is it?
I'm having my second baby and want to be on birth control after I have the baby. I'm not fond of pills, shots, or patches. Saw a commercial about Mirena and thinking about getting it, but I need some more information about it from those who have tried it. Please help! Give me pros and cons :) thanks!I'm thinking of getting Mirena as a form of birth control. Has anyone ever tried it and how is it?
Well the good news is that I haven't gotten cramps with the Mirena, and my periods stopped after a month. The bad news is that I gained 40+ pounds within just a few months, despite the fact that I eat really healthy (no red meat, lots of plant matter, whole grains and fiber). I also hit the gym really hard 3-4 days a week. I run, lift weights, bike, etc, and I haven't lost a single pound. My OB swore up and down that the Mirena wasn't the cause, however, I have seen hundreds of posts on different boards from women with my exact story. ONce they got Mirena out, their weight came off. That is just my personal experience with it.I'm thinking of getting Mirena as a form of birth control. Has anyone ever tried it and how is it?
I've never used it, but I know many women that have. I believe that it's statistically the most effective form of birth control - even more effective than tubal ligation. I'll have to do some reading to make sure my stats are right, but last time I checked, that was the case.
Here's their website: http://www.mirena-us.com/index.html?WT.s鈥?/a>
Good luck!
i currently have the mirena in place, have had it for nearly a year now but am considering having it removed, reason for this is it has made my cycle very erratic, i will get a very heavy flow for first 5days, then goes away for two days, then back again for 3days then it has light bleeding for another 2 weeks so 3 weeks all up,very annoying.on the other hand tho for some people after having it in place for 3months there period completely stops,guess i was the unluky one lol.the plus side to having it in is once it's placed thats it for 5years,no worrying about getting pregnant.i have heard from others it can be very sore while it is being inserted tho, luky for me i had mine inserted in a hospital so was totally out to it .its definately something you should talk to your doctor or midwife about tho they will both be able to give you more info
Hey... I don't know a great deal about it but if you check out this website i am sure some of your Q's will be answered :)
http://www.mirena-us.com/index.jsp
I have had the Mirena IUD in place for about a year and a half after having my 2nd child. It lasts for 5 years. She placed it and it didn't even hurt although I have been told by friends that theirs hurt a little bit, but only for a few seconds as it was going in. I had a regular period for about 3 months after that, then, WHAM! NO PERIOD!!! It's great! I don't have to worry about when I'm going to start or buying all those pads or tampons. The only downside I have with mine is I get terrible cramps because they say it can cause Ovarian Cysts (which should shrink after you have the IUD removed). Now, I don't know if I have them, but my guess would be that I do because I never had cramps like this before. But everyone I've ever asked say that they don't have their period and they have no signs or symptoms and it's great! Another thing you don't have to worry about is getting pregnant. No condoms, no pills to take every day, no patch to put on every week, no worries about 'accidents'. I LOVE mine!
My wife recently got one installed and this is what she has to say: I have had erratic bleeding for the 1st 2months period pains are worse and when i finally get my period it lasts for at least two weeks way longer than usual, but over all the bleeding is lighter than normal, it can make you feel quiet emotional at times with the hormone release it has, but in a few months that should have sorted it self out hopefully.
Well the good news is that I haven't gotten cramps with the Mirena, and my periods stopped after a month. The bad news is that I gained 40+ pounds within just a few months, despite the fact that I eat really healthy (no red meat, lots of plant matter, whole grains and fiber). I also hit the gym really hard 3-4 days a week. I run, lift weights, bike, etc, and I haven't lost a single pound. My OB swore up and down that the Mirena wasn't the cause, however, I have seen hundreds of posts on different boards from women with my exact story. ONce they got Mirena out, their weight came off. That is just my personal experience with it.I'm thinking of getting Mirena as a form of birth control. Has anyone ever tried it and how is it?
I've never used it, but I know many women that have. I believe that it's statistically the most effective form of birth control - even more effective than tubal ligation. I'll have to do some reading to make sure my stats are right, but last time I checked, that was the case.
Here's their website: http://www.mirena-us.com/index.html?WT.s鈥?/a>
Good luck!
i currently have the mirena in place, have had it for nearly a year now but am considering having it removed, reason for this is it has made my cycle very erratic, i will get a very heavy flow for first 5days, then goes away for two days, then back again for 3days then it has light bleeding for another 2 weeks so 3 weeks all up,very annoying.on the other hand tho for some people after having it in place for 3months there period completely stops,guess i was the unluky one lol.the plus side to having it in is once it's placed thats it for 5years,no worrying about getting pregnant.i have heard from others it can be very sore while it is being inserted tho, luky for me i had mine inserted in a hospital so was totally out to it .its definately something you should talk to your doctor or midwife about tho they will both be able to give you more info
Hey... I don't know a great deal about it but if you check out this website i am sure some of your Q's will be answered :)
http://www.mirena-us.com/index.jsp
I have had the Mirena IUD in place for about a year and a half after having my 2nd child. It lasts for 5 years. She placed it and it didn't even hurt although I have been told by friends that theirs hurt a little bit, but only for a few seconds as it was going in. I had a regular period for about 3 months after that, then, WHAM! NO PERIOD!!! It's great! I don't have to worry about when I'm going to start or buying all those pads or tampons. The only downside I have with mine is I get terrible cramps because they say it can cause Ovarian Cysts (which should shrink after you have the IUD removed). Now, I don't know if I have them, but my guess would be that I do because I never had cramps like this before. But everyone I've ever asked say that they don't have their period and they have no signs or symptoms and it's great! Another thing you don't have to worry about is getting pregnant. No condoms, no pills to take every day, no patch to put on every week, no worries about 'accidents'. I LOVE mine!
My wife recently got one installed and this is what she has to say: I have had erratic bleeding for the 1st 2months period pains are worse and when i finally get my period it lasts for at least two weeks way longer than usual, but over all the bleeding is lighter than normal, it can make you feel quiet emotional at times with the hormone release it has, but in a few months that should have sorted it self out hopefully.
If you control the world's food, how easy is it to control the world's population?
Have you heard of Codex alimentarius? If you haven't it goes in to effect in December. I suggest you look into it.If you control the world's food, how easy is it to control the world's population?
Why would you want to do that?If you control the world's food, how easy is it to control the world's population?
It depends on the people and the location. The Soviet Union successfully starved to death millions of people in the Ukraine by taking away the food they grew on their own land.
But try that in the US and you'll be in a war that has no end against a people that will be well armed and survive on dirt if they have to.
Whether food is available or not, many people breed for cultural and economic reasons. Try and restrict food and you just increase famine and suffering.
People need food to survive so. ... I would say fairly easy. Controlling the food would be the hard part though. I'm sure Obama can handle it!
Why would you want to do that?If you control the world's food, how easy is it to control the world's population?
It depends on the people and the location. The Soviet Union successfully starved to death millions of people in the Ukraine by taking away the food they grew on their own land.
But try that in the US and you'll be in a war that has no end against a people that will be well armed and survive on dirt if they have to.
Whether food is available or not, many people breed for cultural and economic reasons. Try and restrict food and you just increase famine and suffering.
People need food to survive so. ... I would say fairly easy. Controlling the food would be the hard part though. I'm sure Obama can handle it!
Animal control officer, how to become one, and how long it takes?
I'm planning on becoming one.
And also, what colleges / universities will help me get my degree/ whatever (lol)Animal control officer, how to become one, and how long it takes?
You can become one with an associate's degree in criminal justice http://myplan.com/careers/db/1.php?onet=鈥?/a> You might could be one with a vet tech degree...on the show on animal planet, one of the animal control workers had previously been a vet tech. To get the best info, you should contact your local humane society or something and ask for some info about being an animal control worker.Animal control officer, how to become one, and how long it takes?
Something along the line of veterinary assistant. Also a game warden is a similar job. Ask the animal control people.
And also, what colleges / universities will help me get my degree/ whatever (lol)Animal control officer, how to become one, and how long it takes?
You can become one with an associate's degree in criminal justice http://myplan.com/careers/db/1.php?onet=鈥?/a> You might could be one with a vet tech degree...on the show on animal planet, one of the animal control workers had previously been a vet tech. To get the best info, you should contact your local humane society or something and ask for some info about being an animal control worker.Animal control officer, how to become one, and how long it takes?
Something along the line of veterinary assistant. Also a game warden is a similar job. Ask the animal control people.
My anxiety can get really bad, how can I control it?
Hi
I am going to uni today (Moving out of home) I am not going far only a couple of hrs away but I do get homesick easily, and anxious, my anxiety sometimes becomes very powerful and tells me that something could happen to my family and I won't be able to get in contact with them while I am away.
How can I stop this feeling so extreme and help put it in perspective when I am away at uni.
thanks xxMy anxiety can get really bad, how can I control it?
there is no way to fight it off.
just communicate with them a lot initially,
and you will get used to itMy anxiety can get really bad, how can I control it?
It kind of sounds like you don't have normal anxiety, but possibly you could have OCD. Sometimes people with OCD have something called ';magical thinking';
They might worry that, for example, that, if they leave the house, it will catch on fire even though they know everything is off. Or if they touch the doorknob with the wrong hand, something bad will happen to someone they love.
Of course they know this isn't really the case but the anxiety generated by this is often so overwhelming that they give into it.
The proper treatment for OCD is cognitive behavioral therapy, often combined with medication of the SSRI class, like Prozac, or Zoloft, or of the tricyclic class like Tofranil or Anafranil.
Now I'm going to tell you something that I've told many people with OCD.
If you leave the house, yes, it could somehow catch on fire and burn down. If you touch the doorknob with the wrong hand, yes, someone you love could get hurt....purely by chance alone and not actually because you left the house or touched the doorknob with the wrong hand.
The point is,sometimes the things we fear will happen happen. That is the reality of life, unfortunately. If it's going to happen it's going to happen and usually has nothing to do with anything you did. You just need to accept that bad things happen sometimes and realize it usually isn't because of you.
make friends --get involved with voluntary work ---hypnotherapy maybe
If you arent completely against it, you should take up smoking. Its helped control my anxiety big time
The same thing happened to me when I lived far away from my family. Every time you feel really anxious and miss them just call them. That's what I did. I'd call my mom like twice a day just to make sure everything was ok at home. After a while you'll start to feel better when you realize they're fine.natural cosmetics
I am going to uni today (Moving out of home) I am not going far only a couple of hrs away but I do get homesick easily, and anxious, my anxiety sometimes becomes very powerful and tells me that something could happen to my family and I won't be able to get in contact with them while I am away.
How can I stop this feeling so extreme and help put it in perspective when I am away at uni.
thanks xxMy anxiety can get really bad, how can I control it?
there is no way to fight it off.
just communicate with them a lot initially,
and you will get used to itMy anxiety can get really bad, how can I control it?
It kind of sounds like you don't have normal anxiety, but possibly you could have OCD. Sometimes people with OCD have something called ';magical thinking';
They might worry that, for example, that, if they leave the house, it will catch on fire even though they know everything is off. Or if they touch the doorknob with the wrong hand, something bad will happen to someone they love.
Of course they know this isn't really the case but the anxiety generated by this is often so overwhelming that they give into it.
The proper treatment for OCD is cognitive behavioral therapy, often combined with medication of the SSRI class, like Prozac, or Zoloft, or of the tricyclic class like Tofranil or Anafranil.
Now I'm going to tell you something that I've told many people with OCD.
If you leave the house, yes, it could somehow catch on fire and burn down. If you touch the doorknob with the wrong hand, yes, someone you love could get hurt....purely by chance alone and not actually because you left the house or touched the doorknob with the wrong hand.
The point is,sometimes the things we fear will happen happen. That is the reality of life, unfortunately. If it's going to happen it's going to happen and usually has nothing to do with anything you did. You just need to accept that bad things happen sometimes and realize it usually isn't because of you.
make friends --get involved with voluntary work ---hypnotherapy maybe
If you arent completely against it, you should take up smoking. Its helped control my anxiety big time
The same thing happened to me when I lived far away from my family. Every time you feel really anxious and miss them just call them. That's what I did. I'd call my mom like twice a day just to make sure everything was ok at home. After a while you'll start to feel better when you realize they're fine.
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