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BEAUTY TIPS DO-IT-YOURSELF PEDICURE     If you don’t want to spend a fortune visiting the salon for a pedicure, you can try these tips at home: *Smooth out rough calluses by soaking your feet in a basin of warm water to which a half-cup of sea salt may have been added. Soak for 10-15 minutes. *Scrub in a circular motion all over bottom and sides of feet. *Rinse and apply foot mask *Wrap feet in towel for 5 minutes. *Rinse mask off and apply moisturizer. *Shape toenails using toenail clippers. Cutting each nail straight across. *Trim nail corners at a 450 angle and use an emery board to round off jagged edges. *To finish, apply a base coat, then 2 layers of your favourite nail paint .Finish with a fast drying protective topcoat   HOW TO MANAGE LONG HAIR If you have a long hair and in hurray to go somewhere important, and the hair is rough and untidy and difficult simply. *Comb hair back * Apply hair cream   ...

Choosing School(s) for your Child(ren)     1. Visit the school to see the available facilities. Ensure there’s nothing there that may likely endanger your child life. 2. Consider the financial responsibility involved. Can you really afford to enroll your child there? 3. Consider the academic standard of the school by going through the previous record of past student in the last few years. 4. Even though, this may seem odd, it will help to find out about the life of the founder or proprietor or the general background of the school. 5. Consider the nearness of the school to your home and the ease of transportation. 6. Find out the moral tone of the school: do they riot often? Are they notorious for examination malpractices? Are there traces of lawless? 7. Then finally surrender everything to God. He is the one to make the best choice for your child. Until we get equality in education, we won't have an equal society.” — Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Just...

Why Is Benjamin Franklin's Head on the Hundred Dollar Bill? Benjamin Franklin's head is on the $100 bill as a way to honor him because of his important contributions to history. One of Benjamin Franklin’s wisest and most famous sayings was, “A penny saved is a penny earned.” Therefore it should come as no surprise that Franklin’s likeness appears on the U.S. hundred dollar bill. Benjamin Franklin On the $100 Bill Benjamin Franklin's image appears on the largest value bill in circulation in the U.S. today - the $100 bill. Some of the reasons that he is commemorated on the bill are: Franklin was one of the – if not the – most important founding father in our nation. His work in forging the Declaration of Independence is considered pivotal in the forming of the nation, so it is well-fitting that his likeness be on this important bill. Franklin effectively negotiated the French’s support of the colonists’ efforts toward independence, and t...

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                                               HISTORY OF LOUIS BRAILLE                                                                 (1809-1852) INTRODUCTION     Celebrating the Bicentennial of Louis Braille's Birth The Louis Braille Museum illustrates the life and legacy of the creator of the braille code—a system of raised dots representing letters, numbers, and punctuation which revolutionized the way blind people read and write. Using photographs, engravings, and illustrations from books preserved in the American Foundation for the Blind's Archives and Rare Book Collection, the museum traces Louis Brail...