Friday, August 29, 2014

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.@EdWeekTeacher: Time With Nature Reduces Student Stress, Research Says bit.ly/1pQ59su #teaching #education

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Good advice from a teen developer: How to Succeed in Coding While You're Still Young ow.ly/ARGqH #edtech #edchat

 Good advice from a successful IOS app teen developer - http://goo.gl/MFiKiC #askADev -

How to get feedback you can actually use:
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Monday, August 11, 2014

Coffee Scrub vs Salt or Sugar



Coffee's unique qualities make for an excellent body scrub ingredient.  Coffee is a natural stimulant.  Many spas use coffee in conjunction with other therapeutic materials.  The caffeine in coffee can help distribute fat cells and lower the formation of cellulite.  I am anxious to make a coffee scrub because I will be able to feel good about putting left over coffee grinds to a good use!




Body scrubs beautify us exfoliating away dead layers of skin, leaving behind, new, glowing skin. Be cautious to not over-scrub. Scrubs can aid with moisturizing, and smoothing dry and damaged skin as well.  Sugar will melt easily and will not clog the drain.  
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