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Sati’s New Toy: Polly Pocket™ Crissy® Positively Paris™ Doll

If there’s someone who’s reaping all the rewards of blogging career (uy kumakarir na!) that would be the princess..

She gets freebies from time to time 🙂 Shoes, Clothes and yes even toys! The latest she got is a really cute toy: POLLY POCKET™ CRISSY® POSITIVELY PARIS™ Doll

At first, I thought she would not enjoy playing with it because it is very small.. but I was wrong.. in fact we BOTH enjoyed playing it. Little girls really love play pretend! And we moms, love to play along!

Polly Pocket™ Crissy® Positively Paris™ Doll comes with colorful clothes (perfect for warm or cold weather) also comes with shoes that the kid can mix and match. And it also comes with cute accessories perfect for a Paris trip!

The little girl is not familiar with Paris, so she played with her Polly Pocket as if it’s her baby 🙂 changing clothes is her favorite! Oh gosh, I can’t imagine when she finds out about other Polly Pocket accessories! (dapat na mag ipon si mommy! haha)

Polly Poket is exclusively distributed by Richwell Trading Corporation. Available in leading toy stores and department stores nationwide. For more information about other Richwell products, visit www.richwell.net or call Richwell Trading Corporation at telephone numbers 732-5141 to 47 loc 211.

Crossing acceptable boundaries of research at UK Universities

Googling “essay writing services in the UK” raises a plethora of websites, a reflection of the high demand for their services. The Independent newspaper reported that between 2008-2011 an alarming 45,000 students at over 80 British universities were caught cheating in their exams with the use of mobile phones, or through buying essays online. Ominously, these numbers are expected to rise, although universities seem unable to provide comprehensive figures for plagiarism itself. According to the Independent, many universities blamed Britain’s financial crisis which resulted in an increase of university tuition fees. In this harsher climate, more students are willing to shelve out hundreds of pounds to assure good grades. British universities reported that there are an estimated 12,000 essays purchased each year by students.

Is buying an essay online considered to be dishonest? In a video posted on its company website, UK www.essays.com’s CEO Tony Enynon, emphatically refutes this, although concedes the potential for their product to be used for “cheating”. In another interview in the Guardian, Barclay Littlewood of oxbridgegraduates.com, invites students to “use” their services, he warns however, to “use” them just like any other source and advices them to write their own piece.

All UK essay writing services will feature at the very bottom of their website – in very small print – a disclaimer declaring that all their “products” are purely for research or guidance purposes only, and discouraging purchasers passing the essays off as their own. However, some of the same websites also offers a money-back-guarantee, if customers fail to achieve the desired grades.

Universities across Britain are trying to combat this debilitating problem. In the same article in the Guardian, Professor Elizabeth Fallaize, Oxford’s Pro Vice-chancellor for Education asserts, “We see plagiarism as an educational problem rather than a discipline one”. Universities use expensive anti-plagiarism software, but concede difficulty in detecting essays purchased online, especially those tailor made to for a particular client. On the other hand, knowledgeable academics won’t need such devices to detect something awry if an unexceptional undergraduate suddenly comes up with a brilliant essay. They may request for an oral examination to see if the questionable student can produce the same excellent work.

Most students know what plagiarism is, although initially some may be genuinely ignorant of what it is all about. At the beginning of their studies, they are advised about it as part of induction to undergraduate life. Nowadays, it is normal to formally declare that an essay is a student’s own work by either ticking a box or signing a form before submitting their essay. The Open University, a leading provider of distance learning, offers advice on topics such as plagiarism as part of their wide array of online ‘toolkits’, designed to help students understand what is required of them and to help them refine their academic skills.

The issue of plagiarism, however, is as old as scholarship. These websites are merely the latest technical manifestation of its persistence.

Information for the research provided by bestessays.com team.

Guest Post by: James Powell

Getting To Know Dermatitis: Cause, Symptoms and Treatment

My third soon often complains of itchiness behind his knees.. I thought it was just ants, then we noticed that his skin on that area becomes flaky and reddish. His pedia said he is suffering from Dermatitis. She said it was infantile eczema or Atopic Dermatitis to be exact. It was my first time to heard such as thing, so as any mommy would do, I asked the big G for more information: what is atopic dermatitis? what causes atopic dermatitis, what are the symptoms of atopic dermatitis, how to treat atopic dermatitis and how to prevent atopic dermatitis. What is Atopic Dermatitis? Well, according to our pedia, it is a skin inflammation. She said it was not nakakahawa or contagious. It can be very itchy and the child suffering from it experience discomfort. It can lead to infection though as when the child scratch with dirty hands. What cause Atopic Dermatitis? Pedia said it varies, it maybe food allergies, the sudden change in temperature, clothes material, dry skin or even due to auto immune reaction. Our pedia advised us to be very observant with my third son.. take note of the food he eats and see if this is the cause of his AD (atopic Dermatitis) What are the symptoms of Atopic Dermatitis? Itchy and flaky skin. Blisters due to scratching. How To Treat and How To Prevent Atopic Dermatitis? As the cause of AD varies, to prevent it, is to know the cause. If your kid is suffering from AD and the culprit is the food, pinpoint which and stop giving them that kind of food to prevent AD. Treating Atopic Dermatitis also includes pin pointing the cause so as to prevent it from getting worse. My pedia recommended the following:

Foskina B tow times daily
Use hypo allergenic soap such as Cetaphil Wash
Use lotion twice daily
Take a bath daily

Lucky me, I was given some Cetaphil products, I can give this a try and see if it can help cure my son’s AD. Here something about Cetaphil:

From the makers of Dermatologist and Pediatrician recommended brand of cleansers and moisturizers is Cetaphil Restoraderm. Cetaphil Restoraderm is formulated for very dry itchy skin. Cetaphil Restoraderm may help reduce the signs and symptoms of Atopic Dermatitis, improve quality of life, and prevent flare-ups and prolong remission. Cetaphil Restoraderm has two variants: moisturizer and wash. The Cetaphil Restoraderm Moisturizer contains filaggrin breakdown products and ceramide precursor, which help restore the skin’s natural moisturizing factors and rebuild a healthy skin barrier. The Cetaphil Restoraderm Wash has a patented foaming technology called “Miracare” that contains high levels of nourishing oils to hydrate atopic skin. Cetaphil Restoraderm Wash is non-soap, lipid-free and has a neutral pH. Cetaphil Restoraderm Moisturizer and Wash are both clinically proven effective and safe for use among babies, early as 3 months, and toddlers.

We learned that his AD was caused by eating chicken, mango, watermelon and egg! poor boy.. those are his favorites!