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Hair Care Tips

General
A healthy lifestyle will mean healthier hair for you. Excessive stress, smoking, not exercising and not eating nutritiously are not healthy for your hair.

Get enough sleep.

Hair Products (Gel, mouse, hair spary...)
Avoid using hair styling products with alcohol which dries out hair.

Avoid puting hair styling products directly on your scalp, if you put it on your scalp you'll clog the pores on your head.

Swimming
Before entering a pool, wet your hair so your hair will soak up the initial water instead of the chlorinated water.

When swimming where a cap to protect your hair from chlorinated water, if you choose not to wear a cap make sure you shampoo and condition your hair right after you are done swimming.

Drying
Hot air can be damaging to your hair so when using a hair dryer use the cool setting.

Don't leave the blowdryer in one spot for more than a few seconds, keep it moving and at a good distance away from your hair.

To speed up the drying process, pat your hair dry with a towell and let the remaining moisture in your hair dry naturally.

Gently use your fingers or a pick to untangle any knots while your hair is drying.

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TYPES OF DREAMS.

ORDINARY DREAMS

During the day our conscious minds are active, but at night the subconscious takes over. Ordinary dreams are based on the activity of the unconscious in response to what we have seen or heard in our waking hours. Even a single thought can trigger a dream. Automatic unconscious stores of knowledge that have made an impression remain filed in the brain and unperceived until “read” by dream symbols, which are “the language of the soul.” Events of the day and from years past are mirrored in the sleeping mind, as seemingly long-forgotten memories can resurface in dream imagery. The soul is particularly susceptible to the bygone memories that are brought to light through pictures in the mind's eye. In addition to being clairvoyant, dreams are also clairaudient, as we hear souls speak in our minds' ears. Clairvoyance means “clear sight.” It is the supernatural ability to see people and events far away in time or location. Clairaudience means clear hearing. It is the faculty to hear with the mind's ear. Words spoken to us in our dreams should be taken literally, because such spiritual communication can show us how we should be when awake. You can get the best out of your future by understanding what a dream is saying to you pictorially and verbally.

LUCID DREAMS

A lucid dream is one that you can control because you are aware that you are dreaming. You can also decide what to dream about before going to sleep and then dream about the very thing that you planned to.

TELEPATHIC DREAMS

Telepathy, known as “the language of the angels,” allows the dead and the living to speak in dreamland. In this meeting place, death is no barrier, and the living cross the threshold into a heavenly sphere of existence. This mental communication can also occur mind-to-mind between two living people. We may send our own or receive others' intentional or unintentional thoughts as mental visions in dreams. Extended telepathy during sleep is a communion between two worlds, the nighttime world of the soul and the daytime world of the body.

PREMONITORY DREAMS

Premonitory dreams are similar to telepathic dreams in that your spirit leaves your body and ventures on a voyage of discovery. Premonitory dreams are special because they reveal the future and allow the dreamer to see truths that are not accessible in waking life. In telepathic dreams, we can also detect information about an imminent event. Dreams are the catalyst that put your body into motion to follow and fulfill your wishes and desires.

NIGHTMARES

Most nightmares are linked to early childhood, when we are inexperienced and therefore dependent on others. Before the age of three, we have not yet developed a sense of conscience and of right and wrong. Nightmares are representations of a suppressed, original fear commonly created by excessively strict parental or sibling moral standards and the threat of punishment in the face of innocence.

In nightmares you may perceive a warning for yourself or for a loved one. To be forewarned is to be forearmed: if you first see a frightful event in a dream, you can prevent harm from happening in waking life. For example, nightmares can warn against acting on impulse, as well as show that certain feelings and emotions are unhealthy. Not all nightmares are nasty predictions or unwholesome signs.

A nightmare may also relate to an old, unsolved problem that is so frightening to face that we are unable to continue to dream and the emotional terror wakes us in distress without offering a solution.

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Computer:

Computer is an electronic device which takes input with the help of input devices, processes input with the help of CPU and gives output with the help of output devices.

History of computer:

Computer has passed through many processes. Which are following.

Abacus:

Before abacus man used stones and pebbles for counting. The history of computer started, 200 years ago, with the invention of abacus. The Abacus is a wooden device which was first made in china a simple abacus consists of a wooden frame in which many parallel wires are arranged. On these wires specific numbers of beads are threaded. These beads are used to solve mathematical problems.

John Napier:

John Napier was a Scottish mathematician. John Napier made logarithm table using decimal numbers. This logarithm table is used for calculations. This device was used by the bookkeepers on a large scale. The idea of John Napier’s logarithm table gave rise to a very useful device which is called slide roll.

Pascal’s Pascalline Calculator:

In the invention of automatic calculator next step was taken by Blaze Pascal in 1642. This machine consists of dials and pulleys. Decimal numbers were written on every pulley. These pulleys were fitted in a drum in that way that the numbers written on the dials could be seen from the holes made in the drum. Pascal’s calculator was a trade success because a large amount of money was not needed by using this method.

Leibniz Machine:

Vaughn Leibniz was a German mathematician. Leibniz made a calculating machine in 1671. Which apart from addition and subtraction could also multiple and divide.

Difference Engine:

The idea of Difference Engine was presented by Charles Babbage in 1812. Charles Babbage was a British mathematician. In 1822, he had working model of Difference Engine. Difference Engine was completely automatic and worked with steam. Difference Engine could calculate accurately up to 20 digits and could also print out.

Analytical Engine:

In 1833, Charles Babbage designed another device which was named analytical Engine. Analytical Engine was completely automatic device. Today. The computers have many properties of analytical Engine designed by Charles Babbage. That why Charles Babbage is known as Father of computer.

Mark-I:

Mark-I was an electronic machine which was designed by Dr. H-Aiken in 1944.Mark-I was literally very first computer. Which could save information and instructions? The completion of Mark-I was the first step in the progress of computer.

ENIAC (Electrical Numerical Integrator and Calculator):

During 2^nd World War, in Morey School of Electrical Engineering University of Pennsylvania, John P. Acrat, W. McCauley and his subordinates decided to make a fast computer and named this computer (Electrical Numerical Integrator and Calculator). 18,000 vacuum tubes were used in ENIAC and ENIAC used 150 watts power.

UNIVAC-I:

In 1950 first computer was made for trade purposes which could automatically process data. The name of that computer was UNIVAC-I

EDVAC (Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer):

After ENIAC, EDVAC was made. EDVAC was constructed in 1952.EDVAC could store program without any operator.

Types of computer:

There are following types of computer.

1. Analog computers.
2. Digital computers.
3. Hybrid computers.

1: Analog Computers:

These computers use electronic or mechanical methods to convert one form of natural quantity in to another to solve a problem. Those computers which calculate data continuously are called Analog computers. Analog computers are provided with the data in a continuous manner and it completes various scientific steps by showing it with suitable symbols. Analog data consists of any natural quantity like distance, speed, pressure, temperature, current etc. Analog Computer can extraordinarily solve problems. These computers are used in different industrial units in controlling various things. These computers were made in 1930. On the basis of these computers, latest digital computers were made. Analog computers are very fast in processing but their results are not that accurate. Analog computers were used in controlling air crafts and to fire a gun in 2^nd World War. Analog pump, Analog thermometer and Analog watches are examples of Analog devices.

2: Digital Computers:

Digital Computers process data in the form of digits using digital circuits. These computers solve algebraic problems intelligently. These computers are very fast and solve mathematical problems accurately. These computers do only one task at a time. These computers are used for simple purposes and the results can be obtained by various methods. These are very important in calculating high volume numerical problems. In the beginning of 1940, Professor Howard H. Aiken made first General Press Digital Computer Mark-I. Now a day these computers are being used extensively in business, educational institutions and hospitals. IBM PC, Apple Macintosh are the examples of digital computers.

3: Hybrid Computers:

These computers are the combination of Analog and Digital Computers. This computer uses conversion from analog to digital or from digital to analog and input or output and analog or digital data. Hybrid Computers have double capability. Hybrid Computers do different works speedily like analog computers and accurately like digital computers. These computers are used to process continuous and discontinuous data. Hybrid Computers display the results in the form of graphs and digits. Those problems which need time to be solved can now be unfolded with in no time. Computers robotics are used in medical laboratories.