After failed in love, the we will know waht is do's and dont's in a relationship. However, do we actually understand what make a relationship last forever?For me, it is the understanding between each other, and to accept one's badness make we stick together, beside pure love. Not to say this theoretically, but from my experience instead. After 4 years in a relationship, believe me yet you will sometimes find out he might be not your Mr. Right. Lucky for him because we, gurls dont know who is actually our marriage partner and still give him chances even you cannot event count how many times he hurt your heart before.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Birth Order
Monday, February 7, 2011
If I could rule the world...
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Useful Teen Makeup Tips
The perfect look for a teenager is a neutral and natural makeup. For most of the teenage girls a light foundation, black or brown mascara and a little bit of a blush should be enough. Teens should never apply too heavy makeup, tons of foundation or face powder because their skin is still young and fresh-looking. Soft and matte colors will suit every teenager. Unfortunately many teenage girls apply too much makeup in order to make them look older (red lipstick, too much blush, too much eye makeup) and the result isnt very pleasant.
If you are over 30 you may apply makeup to accentuate your best features and to hide the first signs of aging, but if you are a teenager you should use makeup simply to enhance your natural beauty. Another mistake that many teenagers make is that they apply too much concealer, foundation and powder to hide pimples, scars, blackheads or large pores, Actually doing so is a huge, huge mistake. This way you make your face look unnatural and like a mask and it can also lead to more serious skin problems like acne, more clogged pores (blackheads), whiteheads, discolorations and rashes. Remember: applying the appropriate amount of any makeup products is the first step to a flawless makeup.
Useful Tips:
- Always remove your makeup in the evening with a gentle makeup remover.
- Never apply too much makeup.
- Experiment with different colors to see what looks great on you.
- Avoid lining your eyes with black eyeliner.
- Look for light-reflecting makeup products.
- Always apply your makeup to a cleansed and toned skin.
- Look for products with SPF at least 15.
- Never apply too heavy foundation or face powder.
- Remember: less is better.
- Use tinted lip gloss or tinted lip balms to moisturize your lips.
- Choose a tinted moisturizer in place of a foundation.
- Choose eyeshadows in beige, soft peach or coral shades.
- Lip gloss works best for teenagers.
- Always apply your makeup to a moisturized face.
- Smoky eyes with blue or pink shades look great on a teenager.
- Avoid applying dark eyeshadows.
- Choose a liquid foundation and a liquid concealer for a lighter coverage.
- Make sure all your skincare products and makeup products are appropriate for your skin type.
- Choose oil-free, fragrance-free and noncomedogenic makeup products.
- Use a sunscreen to protect your skin from the harmful sun rays, especially during the summer months.
- Never outline your lips with too dark lip liner.
- Form a habit of cleansing your face every day with appropriate products cleansers, toners and use face creams containing natural ingredients.
Effects of monetary Incentives to the KP2 students to motivate them to get better results....good or bad?????
In my opinion, using monetary incentives as a motivation for KP 2 students to get better results is not a good or better way to motivate them. The questions that keep appearing in my mind is that is this action good for the students or bad for them. The best answer for this question is no.Giving money for KP2 students to motivate them to achieve a better grades brings more bad impacts then benefits. First, they will have no interest in the knowledge. The second point is for me monetary rewards is no more than bribery and the third point is that it will take the intrinsic value out of learning.
Knowledge is the most valuable things that and we can use it till the end of our lives. Giving money as a reward to motivate KP2 students to get a better grades will give them the wrong ideas and the will have no interest and intention in knowledge.They will only study hard for their grades just for the money and not to gain the knowledge.If we stops giving the money what will happen to them.Will they still work hard to get better grades?My answer will be no. As we all know knowledge is a source of power.
In my opinion, monetary rewards is no more than bribery. Bribery teaches the students to expect payoffs for their efforts which is having a better grades. They will less likely to do the task such as tutorials and assignments even the task is enjoyable for them. All this will only send them a bad message about learning. In the end the will never appreciate the value of learning and knowledge. The will set in their mind that learning and knowledge only have monetary value.
Giving monetary rewards will soon gives the students more extrinsic form of motivation. This type of motivations will only hurt the students in the future. Learning should be fun and enjoyable not being bribe by money just for better results. Soon enough, this action will take the intrinsic value out of learning. Intrinsic value is the actual value and in this case its the learning value.
As the conclusion, students should not be motivate by using money just to make them to work for better grades. We should show the the best and enjoyable way of learning to make them achieve a better grades because knowledge and learning have their own value and should not being compared with money.