Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Friday, September 12, 2014
NICOLE KIDMAN'S FATHER KILLED AFTER 'FALL' IN SINGAPORE WHILE VISITING DAUGHTER ANTONIA
Nicole and her father Antony pictured before his death which has been reported as a road side accident
Nicole Kidman's father has died after an accident in Singapore, according to reports.
It is believed Dr Antony Kidman reportedly died in a fall while visiting Antonia Kidman, Nicole's sister, in Singapore earlier today.
Dr Kidman was a clinical psychologist at Royal North Shore Hospital and a director of health psychology at the University of Technology Sydney.
The Royal North Shore Hospital was not immediately commenting on Dr Kidman's death.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
10 FOODS TO CURE BAD BREATH
1. Apples
Apples are packed with crunchy fiber goodness and help remove particles of food stuck in your teeth. They also stimulate saliva production, which kills bacteria. Think of it this way – an apple a day can keep the odor away!
2. Cinnamon
Cinnamon sticks contain essential oils that fight bad breath. Chewing on one works really well…but so does steeping a cinnamon stick in tea.
3. Green Tea
Sipping on green tea helps keep your breath from stinking. That’s because it contains antibacterial compounds that fight germs in your mouth.
4. Hazelnuts
When chewed, hazelnuts can combat bad breath. They are also rich in protein and vitamins, helping to keep your teeth and gums healthy.
5. Herbs (basil, cilantro, mint, parsley, rosemary)
Herbs (especially parsley) contain essential oils that combat bad breath. Consuming/chewing on them in small doses is a temporary fix to mask the odor, but if you regularly add them to your diet, you can achieve long term benefits due to their levels of chlorophyll. Chlorophyll neutralizes internal body odors before they leave the body.
6. Lemons
Planning to pucker up after chowing down on onions or garlic? Have some lemon! Lemon contains citric acid, which helps neutralize breath odor. To get the best benefit, eat the pulp.
7. Oranges
Any fruits that contain Vitamin C will help make your breath smell good. That’s because Vitamin C kills scent producing bacteria in your mouth. The more Vitamin C you consume, the more germs you will kill. Fruits high in Vitamin C are also usually juicy and provide your mouth with necessary moisture to knock bad breath.
8. Spices
There are some really great spices that you can suck/chew on to get rid of an odorous mouth, including fennel seeds, coriander seeds, and cardamom. They are similar to cinnamon in the regard that they contain essential oils that mask bad breath.
9. Water
This is my favorite one (and the “food” that is most readily available at a moment’s notice). As we all know, mouths produce saliva. Saliva contains oxygen and oxygen helps prevent the growth of bacteria. To keep saliva production going throughout the day, stay hydrated! Dry mouths will start to smell, so drink up.
10. Yogurt
The live active cultures in yogurt reduce stinky sulfites in your mouth. Not only that, but if included in your regular diet, yogurt will destroy unhealthy bacterial in your mouth and stomach. This will help prevent bad breath flare ups in the future.
THE SHOW GOES ON !! ALL THINGS HAPPEN FOR A REASON, GLAD TO HEAR THAT BIG BROTHER AFRICA 2014 IS BACK ON TRACK
Following the devastating fire on 2 September 2014 at the Big Brother house in Johannesburg, M-Net and Endemol SA have spent the last 48 hours searching both locally and internationally for a venue in which to produce Season 9 of the highly popular Big Brother Africa reality show. After exploring all possible options, the team are delighted to announce that the show will go on as a venue has been found to get the show on air within the next month.
A multitude of factors have had to be considered including the complex technical requirements, logistics, technical crews and satellite link facilities which have all formed part of the challenge. However, M-Net is delighted to assure all its Big Brother fans that their favourite reality show will launch soon and thanks fans from across the continent for their support during the last two days.
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