Posted on Jul 21, 2014 under Beauty |
Written by Kaki West
As a follower of my blog, you might already know that I love Tea Tree Oil. I use it as my miracle pimple cure, but there are many other reasons to purchase and keep this product in your medicine cabinet. Here are two unique reasons to buy tea tree oil.
Get rid of toenail fungus. Do you suffer from toenail fungus? Then you know that this problem is hard to treat. But the good news is that tea tree oil has been shown to get rid of this nasty problem. Simply dilute the oil with water to avoid irritating your skin, and use it daily for at least three months.
Calm cold sores. Cold sores can be embarrassing and even painful. To reduce the appearance of them, consider applying tea tree oil to the area up to four times a day. Make sure you don’t accidently drink tea tree oil or get it in your mouth because it’s toxic.
There are many other reasons to use tea tree oil that might apply to your skin or a particular skin problem you’re facing today. Visit my blog for more beauty secrets or to see the latest Kaki West images.
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Just concluded 2014 FIFA world Cup in Brazil presented a challenge to groups who held rights to broadcast games worldwide. ESPN had rights to English-language broadcasting in the United States and ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC together managed to broadcast all 64 games live. Not only that all games were also available on smartphones, laptops and tablets too. ESPN3 charged a fee for each subscriber to carry games on streaming media and Internet based devices were able to watch all games live.
This sets a precedent for how future games are broadcast. With more and more people are using mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, demand for streaming live will be enormous. Major League Baseball as well as National Football League games will be streamed on smart devices in the future. The Major League Baseball Advanced Media known as BAM is expecting to generate more than 80 percent of its annual revenue from live streaming. In TV broadcasting a 30 second delay is advised in order to avoid objectionable material. Within the same time period live broadcasting will be available on devices capable of catching live streaming. This will change the way we watch TV programming in coming years.