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Perspective Photo

How do i Look?

You can see the two image of this photo try to look and you will see the awesome view of this photo. This image was post on October 29, 2011 by Adryenn Ashley on facebook..

A photo by Mike Edmonds went viral over the last week after it was posted on Facebook with the message ”if you look long enough, you can see the change in perspective.” At last count, it generated over 30,000 “likes” and was shared over 60,000 times. (Photo: Mike Edmonds)

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Black Rhino Flying Upside Down

Airlifting a 3,000-pound animal upside down by its ankles may not look very humane, but it's likely saving this one's life...

Black rhino being transported by helicopter to an awaiting land vehicle. The helicopter trip lasts less than 10 minutes and enables a darted rhino to be removed from difficult and dangerous terrain. The sleeping animals suffer no ill effect...

Black Rhino Given a new Home!

Dr Jacques Flamand of WWF's Black Rhino Range Expansion Project has just administered the antidote to wake up a black rhino which has just been released on to a new home after an epic 1500 kilometre journey.
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Hair Twirling: what is the effect?

THE CONSEQUENCES OF PULLING YOUR STRANDS
 By DANA OLIVER

Once I stopped straightening my naturally curly hair, I developed a routine that includes wrapping strands into two strand twists before bed to achieve the "perfect" coil in the morning. While it can take up to an hour for each process, I find myself getting lost in the rhythm of pulling at my curls. However, I'm starting to rethink my hairstyling strategy can have serious consequences.
Any action like twirling, brushing and twisting can cross the line from normal to compulsive, leading to trichotillomania, according to Elizabeth Cunnane Philips, trichologist at hair health-focused brand Philip Kingsley.
The extreme self-inflicted hair loss condition can start as innocently as hair twirling, perhaps while watching TV or studying, which then can develop into the pulling of individual hairs. It's much more likely to affect women than men -- with an approximate ratio of four to one. And trichotillomania is often present or reported soon after the onset of puberty, with the urge to twirl having deep psychological undertones.
"The sensation of pain creates a sensation that is one of exhilaration," says Philips. "Often times the patient reports a period of elevated stress that then spurred the condition. I have never observed a case where stress was not one of the presenting factors."
She adds, "Repeated and constant twirling and pulling can lead to frizzier hairs regrowing, and in some cases where the pulling is long term there can be follicular damage where the regowth potential can be diminished."
Of course, any advice that Philips offers is multifaceted as there are different levels of trichotillomania, from subtle areas that are not visible to the naked or untrained eye, to cases so severe that the patient hides with a wig.
"It is a complex condition that requires attention and must first be identified for what it is, and only then can the individual work on ways that help them," says Philips. "The idea is to create a sensation that keeps the hand away from the hair and scalp, and eventually helps to break what can become a habit."
Read on for her expert tips on how to control the urge to twirl:
• The continuation of any therapy that has proven helpful in the past. Managing any emotional and psychological issues is both vital and mandatory.
• Stress management techniques they can include everything from behavioral management to yoga.
 
• Identify individual triggers and set up way to catch those.
 
• Wear gloves while reading, watching TV or talking on the phone.
 
• Explore therapy balls that are often used for sensory therapy or rehabilitation post-hand surgery.

source:http://www.stylelist.com/2011/11/03/hair-twirling_n_1072327.html

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