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Monday, March 9, 2015
Cant Read that File on your iPad Bet you can with LeapDoc
How many times have you had the most brilliant idea for a lesson that will re-inforce an important learning outcome only to be thwarted by technology at the last minute. I think this has happened to all of us at one time or another, no matter how organised or prepared we think we are. This is a app that will make walking into a lesson or staff meeting a little easier. It is an app that converts files of any type into a PDF and then sends it directly to your iPad.
LeapDoc makes it much easier to get files such as iWork and MS Office documents to your iDevice. It instantly pushes files from your computer to your device. No emailing, syncing, wires or Wifi required.
But it actually does more than just that. Now you can read anything, anywhere, any time. There are many types of files iPhones and iPads usually cant open, for example...
What would make this an even better app is if it had the ability to write on the PDF documents once they were on your iPad. I hope the developers Deep Cognition might consider this as a possible future upgrade feature. It would make this the ultimate app for the classroom.
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LeapDoc allows you to take thousands of common file types, and quickly and easily converts them for viewing on your mobile device or iPad. Simply press print on your Mac or PC to automatically convert files to PDF and push them to your iPad.
LeapDoc makes it much easier to get files such as iWork and MS Office documents to your iDevice. It instantly pushes files from your computer to your device. No emailing, syncing, wires or Wifi required.
But it actually does more than just that. Now you can read anything, anywhere, any time. There are many types of files iPhones and iPads usually cant open, for example...
- Text files
- Project plans
- Graphic design files
- Desktop publishing docs
- CAD
- Databases
- and thousands of other common file types
LeapDoc even helps when youre not at your own computer. You can go to LeapDoc.com to push common file types to your device.
LeapDoc saves you the time and hassle of thinking about different file formats and makes sure your important files are always with you. It can help you vastly reduce the amount you print to paper at a fraction of the cost of a single printer cartridge.
Features include:
This is a handy app for those documents or files that the iPad does not support but that you really want to use with your class. It makes sense to have access to all of your files when you are on the go, especially on those days when you run from one class to another then on to a meeting all before lunch.LeapDoc saves you the time and hassle of thinking about different file formats and makes sure your important files are always with you. It can help you vastly reduce the amount you print to paper at a fraction of the cost of a single printer cartridge.
Features include:
- The ideal alternative to printing
- Read offline; documents are stored on your device
- Instant Push Alerts; no syncing, wires or Wifi needed
- Push common file types from the desktop app to your device with drag and drop
- Push common file types from the web to your device
- No extra costs; the print app for your desktop is free
- Open documents in other mobile apps with “Open In..."
- E-mail documents from within the app
What would make this an even better app is if it had the ability to write on the PDF documents once they were on your iPad. I hope the developers Deep Cognition might consider this as a possible future upgrade feature. It would make this the ultimate app for the classroom.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/leapdoc/id432148606?mt=8#
Sunday, March 8, 2015
7 Bad Habits that Can Ruin Your Skin
The following will be presented 7 bad habits are bad for your skin turns along the way that you can do to prevent skin damage, as quoted from CBSNews.
1. Not Wearing Sunscreen
The worst way you do to make your skin menu is not using sunscreen every day.
"The sun is a major cause of skin aging," said Dr. Neil Sadick, a dermatologist who lives in New York City. Even the sun can reach your skin even though the weather was cloudy, rainy or snowy.
Dr. Sadick also added, "The UV rays that damage skin can penetrate glass, so you need to wear sunscreen, even in the room though.
Sadick advise you to choose a sunscreen that can block both UVA and UVB rays with SPF of at least 30. Can also be enriched with sunscreens and antioxidants such as resveratrol-containing composition, vitamin C, Idebenone or coffee berry can give added protection.
2. Ignoring Skin Hand and Neck
Your face is not the only body part that requires a bit of protection. As with skin, excessive sun exposure can also damage the skin of your hands and neck. According to Dr. Sadick, if it happens, these two areas of the body will show signs of aging such as the emergence of a black stain, dry and lose firmness.
Treat neck and the back of your hand as you face with a lot to apply moisturizer and sunscreen. Although you can buy a specific product for the body, but you can simply use the same sunscreen for the face, he said. Sadick.
3. Treatment for Acne conduct
Thanks to hormone fluctuations, women over 40 years are routinely experiencing acne problems. However, using a special treatment to reduce the red spots will only dry out your skin and your skin is irritated.
According to Dr. Carolyn Jacob, director of Chicago Cosmetic Surgery and Dermatology, instead of doing it, wash your entire face with a cleanser to fight pimples or apply a moisturizer once a day to prevent acne came back.
4. Sleep Without Removing Makeup
You may be tempted to immediately go to sleep after a busy day at work without a clean face. But unfortunately spent the night cleaning it could lead to acne.
Throughout the day, the toxins around us (such as dirt and pollution) attached to the skin and invade the pores, causing skin problems, says Dr. Sadick. So do not sleep before you wash your face. Use a good cleanser and save your skin. You can also set up cleaning towel on the bed.
5. Changing Too Fast Skin Products
If you feel frustrated because you are a new anti-aging moisturizer is not working properly, it could still use it for some time before replacing it. Switching from one product to another may give the impression that there is no product that can work well for your skin.
Dr. Jacob also recommended to use the new products at least 6 weeks to produce changes in the skin. "One skin cycle takes 30 days (for new cells to reach the top skin layer) so as to see the difference that made the products of the texture, nature and brightness of your skin then you should use it more than a month," he explained.
If the product contains anti-aging composition, wait longer. Your skin takes about four months to regenerate collagen and elastin, he added.
6. At the same time put on Some Items
If you experience skin irritation after you use some new product, you will not know what is causing the problem and considers the entire product is irritating.
Better, "start by using one product first and combine it with another product every two weeks," said Dr. Jacob. That way, you will be better able to identify what that aggravate your skin problem or what combination of products that makes your skin is damaged.
Plus, youll save money by only buying what you need.
7. Saves Hours Sleep
Not getting enough sleep can accelerate the aging of the skin and in the short term it can cause dark circles around the eyes and lackluster skin. During the day, the skin cells to fight against the onslaught of stress such as UV rays and pollution.
Sleep becomes very important because it decreases stress hormones to normal levels during the night, giving the cells time to repair and rejuvenate itself, he said. Jacob.
Stress can also increase the levels of the hormone cortisol, which can increase oil production and cause acne, he added. So make sure you do not reduce the hours of sleep you need.
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