Blood, Heart and Circulation
Heart Disease in Women
The most common cause of heart disease in men and women is narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries and it’s the major reason people have heart attacks.
Heart diseases that affects women more than men include
• coronary micro vascular disease (MVD) - a problem that affects the heart’s tiny arteries.
• Broken heart syndrome- extreme emotional stress leading to severe but often short- term heart muscle failure. The older a woman gets heart disease, but women of all ages should be concerned about heart disease.
EFS class
Saturday 18 November 2017
Encyclopaedia
Fitness and Exercise
Benefits of Exercise
What are the health benefits of exercise ?
Exercise is good for anyone to lose weight and even can help to reduce your risk of heart of diseases which means exercise strengthens your heart and improve your circulation. Also, exercise can help your body manage blood sugar and insulin levels, and exercise can improve your mental health and mood. Exercise can keep you thinking, learning, and judgment skills sharp as you age, and exercise has amny activity can help your body.
How can I make exercise a part of my regular routine?
Make every day activities more active, and be active with friends and family. Also, keep track of your progress and make exercise more fun. Then, find activities that you can do even when the weather is bad.Wednesday 1 November 2017
Wednesday 6 September 2017
Malcolm Turnbull's achievements, turning points, and timeline
Malcolm Turnbull
Achievements:
Malcolm studied Arts and Laws in College.
Malcolm studied Civil Law, finishing a bachelor's degree.
Malcolm became the Prime Minister.
Malcolm became the National Communications Minister under the Tony Abbott government.
Malcolm studied practicing law.
Turning Points :
Malcolm worked as a businessman and a banker.
Malcolm collected a wealth worth several millions to become one of the richest people in Australia
Malcolm got married to Lucy.
Timeline:
On 24 October 1954, Malcolm parents divorced and he was nine years old.
In 1978, Malcolm attended Brasenose College, Oxford, on a scholarship.
In 1987, Turnbull deviated from practising law and embarked into an investment banking business with establishing Whitlam Turnbull and Co.
Early 80s, after his studied, Malcolm headed back to Australia, and started practicing law.
In 1980, Malcolm studied Civil Law, finishing a bachelor's degree.
In 1980, Malcolm and Lucy got married while Malcolm was studying in the Oxford University and the couple lived in the Suburbs of Sydney.
In 1981, Malcolm get the Parliament seat for Wentworth.
In 1990, the company was renamed as Turnbull and Partners Ltd., after Whitlam left.
In 1993, Turnbull was appointed as Republic Advisory committee's chairman by Paul Keating, and for the following seven years.
In 1994, Turnbull made the best investment of his business career.
In 1999, Malcolm bought a stake in the famed internet service provider company 'Ozemail' for half a million dollars, and sold his stakes for a whopping 57 Millions.
In 2000s, the Prime Minister John Howard promoted Malcolm, and made him a parliament secretary, allowed him to report directly to the PM.
In 2000, Turnbull retired from the post.
In January 2001, Malcolm was honoured with the Centenary Medal for his incredible services to the corporate sector as a businessman.
In 2004, Turnbull became the leader of opposition.
In 2004, Turnbull fought him and ended up beating him in election.
In 2004, Turnbull joined the Australian National Flag Association.
In December 2007, Malcolm held the position in the government as Shadow Treasurer and later.
In 2008, his colleagues elected him as the leader of the opposition Liberal Party, and Malcolm accepted and held a position until December 2009.
In 2015, Turnbull resigned from his post as the communications Minister and in the leadership ballot challenge, he defeated Abbot by 10 votes and became the Prime Minister.
In 2015, Malcolm became the leader of the party after defeating Abbott by 54 votes.
On 15 September 2015, Malcolm became the 29 Prime Minister of Australia.
In 2016, Malcolm became the Prime Minister.
On July 2017, the combined wealth of the Turnbull husband/wife is close to 200 Million Australian dollars.
Turning Points and Achievements about Nelson Mandela's Biography
Nelson Mandela
Achievements:
At university Nelson became increasingly aware of the unjust nature of South African Society.
Nelson finished his degree and qualified to become a lawyer.
In 1952, Mandela and Tambo opened the First Black Law firm in South Africa.
In 1952, Mandela was instrumental in pushing the ANC into more direct action.
On 10 May 1994, Nelson Mandela became a president of South Africa until June 1999.
In 1993, Nelson Mandela was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize jointly with F.W. Deklerk.
Turning Points:
In 1996, Mandela had been arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment in the notorious Robben Island Prison.
In 1990, they eventually led to Mandela's release.
Mandela became a president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
Nelson Mandela lost his eldest son to this disease, and he has worked hard to campaign on this issue.
Wednesday 30 August 2017
Edith Dircksey Cowan's Biography
Edith's timeline
- 1861: born in Western Australia
- 1868: lost her mother
- 1868: went to Perth
- 1879: Edith got married to James Cowan by the ordeal of her father's trials
- 1880-1891: had four daughter and a son
- 1890: gave her insight into the wider society's social probleems
- 1890: became involved in voluntary organizations
- 1891: worked with Ministering Children's league
- 1894: the House of mercy for unmarried mothers
- 1894: was the Karrakatta Women's Club's first secretary
- 1903: Went to Britain and Europe
- 1906: was member of the Children's protection society
- 1909: day nursery for working mother's children
- 1909: was an initiator of the Women's Service Guild
- 1911: was prominent in the creation of the Western Australian National Council of Women;
- 1913: was president
- 1915: was the first woman appointed to children's court
- 1916: was prominent to open hospital for women
- 1916: was a foundation member of Co-Freemasonry in her State
- 1917: was vice-president to when she resigned
- 1920: was appointed O.B.E.
- 1923: The Women's Legal Status Act
- 1924: she lost the election
- 1925: went to United States of America
- 1927: she lost her election again
- 1926: was a founder of the Royal Western Australian Historical Society
- 1929: in planning the State's centenary celebrations
- 1932: she died
Wednesday 16 August 2017
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