BIOGRAFIA Y FOTOS DE LINA MARULANDA

Nombre: Lina Marulanda Cuartas

Fecha de Nacimiento: 15 de mayo 1880

Lugar de Nacimiento: Medellin

Profesion: Modelo y Presentadora

Sexo : Femenino

Cuando contaba con tan solo12 años, comenzó como modelo en Medellin,
A lterminar sus estudios el Bachillerato , ingresó a la Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano , donde estudió y termino su carrera de publicidad
Empezo como presentadora en el año 2002 en el noticiero CM&; luego hizo parte sel euipo de noticias de Caracol, en dondel presentó la emisión del noticiero de las 07:00 a.m y la sección internacional de la emisión de las 07:00 pm; a en el año 2003, presento la seccion de entretenimiento y farandula en la emisión de las 07:00 p.m, junto a la presentadora y actriz Margarita Ortega y luego junto a la modelo caleñaAdriana Arboleda

A inicios del año 2007 se la vio en un nuevo rol de presentadora, esta vez conduciendo el Desafío 20-07 del Canal Caracol.

En el mes de julio de ese mismo año, regresó a el Noticiero CM&, realizando informes especiales sobre Colombiamoda 2007 para este noticiero y para la W radio.

Fue imagen publicitaria de importantes marcas de ropa, alimentos, accesorios y apareció en importantes revistas como Soho, Don Juan, Cromos, y G.

El 22 de Abril de este año murió en extrañas circunstancias , al caer del balcón de su apartamento ubicado en un sexto piso. Algunas versiones hablan de suicidio, otras que fue un accidente.
La presentadora y modelo estaba pasando por un momento difícil ,algunas personas allegadas a la familia aseguraron que se encontraba en una profunda depresión a causa del proceso de divorcio con su actual pareja, sumado a la crisis por la que está atravesando su empresa de joyería y otras preocupaciones de índole familiar.

Quick Little Give Away...

Thanks everyone!! Give Away has ended...

Here's a quick give away for you. I went to The Machine Quilter's Expo last week with my two good friends Tina and Sarah. Go visit Tina's blog...she has pictures of the beautiful quilt she entered! We also met two new friends Diane and Linda...Hi ladies!!! I hope we can all meet up again next year too (cheesecake first instead of the salads though).
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I'll have a separate post on the show later, but in our tote bags for taking a class was a new copy of "The Quilter Magazine" for May 2010. Great magazine! Well, I went back up to the show for the third time that week with my husband to pick up a little purchase (another post too). As we were walking out, the gave me another copy of the magazine, because it was the last day of the show.
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If you would like to have this extra magazine, just leave a quick howdy doo and I'll pick a winner tomorrow. It's a quick one to get the magazine to you this week!
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Be back soon,
~Karen~

Keeping child's teeth stay healthy

When does a child should be brought to start a routine visit to the dentist? Is 3-year-old child should begin to brush your teeth? Such questions often asked by parents. Parents often feel in doubt about the right time to start caring for their child teeth.

When is The Right Time To Start Dental care for children?

Proper dental care should begin even before the baby starts to grow his first tooth. Although not visible, the tooth actually been formed since the second trimester of pregnancy. At birth, a baby already has 20 milk teeth in the jaw.

A damp cloth to rub gently into your baby's gums after eating can prevent the accumulation of bacteria-destroying bacteria. Once a child has some teeth that had grown, she should be introduced with a toothbrush. Use a toothbrush especially for children who have a soft feather brush.

Are Baby Teeth can also Experiencing Damage?

Tooth decay in infants can occur when parents have bad habits like letting your baby sleep with a milk bottle in his mouth. According to several pediatric dentist, these habits can damage your baby if left continuously. Sugar contained in milk teeth attached to hold the baby for hours on end can damage tooth enamel. Initially the color changes can occur on the front teeth. Eventually, if left tooth cavity can occur. Parents also need time to get used to drink regular milk because milk bottle to suck continuously throughout the day can damage baby teeth.
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Knowing Child Nutritional Status

Nutritional status of children is an important thing to be known by each parent. Need for more attention on growth and development based on the fact that the age of the children malnourished that occurred in this golden period, is irreversible (can not be recovered).

Data in 2007 showed 4 million Indonesian children under five are malnourished, 700 thousand of them suffered severe malnutrition. Meanwhile, those who received supplementary food program is only 39 thousand children.



Viewed from the heights, as much as 25.8 percent of Indonesian children under five short (SKRT 2004). Body size is short this is a sign of prolonged malnutrition. Furthermore, malnutrition can affect brain development in children. In fact, the brain grows during infancy. Rapid phase of brain growth takes place from fetal age 30 weeks until the baby is 18 months.

According to nutrition experts from the IPB, Prof. Dr. Ir. Khomsan Ali, MS, a standard reference for nutritional status of children is a Weight Loss by Age (BB/U), Weight Loss according to height (weight/height), and Height by Age (TB/U). While the classification is normal, underweight (thin), and fat.

For reference that uses height, if the conditions are less well known stunted (short). Guidelines used are based on standard tables WHO-NCHS (National Center for Health Statistics).

Nutritional status of children can know how to match * with the child's age (in months) with standard weight tables WHO-NCHS, if the weight is less, the less its nutrient status.

In the IHC (Integrated Service Post), has provided the Card Towards Healthy (KMS) which can also be used to predict the nutritional status of children based on KMS curve. Consider first the child's age, weight and then plot the curve of the KMS. If still within the green line then good nutritional status, if below the red line, then the status of malnutrition.

The difference with young children, the nutritional status of adults using the reference body mass index (BMI) or also called the Body Mass Index (BMI). BMI value is obtained by calculating the weight (in kilograms) divided by height squared (in square meters). Normal BMI score between 18.5 and 25; skinny when less than 18.5, and obese if over 25. For example, 1.6 meters tall person, then the ideal weight is 48-64 kg.
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How to Detect Malnutrition in children under five years

Children are a trust from Allah that not priceless. The mandate requires us to make them as children who Salih. To realize there are several factors that must be met, including providing sufficient and good nutrition to children so they can grow with the perfect, healthy and smart. That way, it will make them readily established to deepen the religious sciences of Allah. do not care about us on the nutrition of children, would create a state of nutrition they get worse.

Lately, many children who experience malnutrition situation in some places. In fact, found no cases of child mortality because of malnutrition problems less attention. Malnourished children under five conditions is extremely unfortunate. Therefore, growth and development as well as his intelligence is affected by nutrition. Malnutrition conditions are not necessarily associated with poverty and the unwillingness of food, while not denying poverty and laziness is a factor that often become the cause of malnutrition in children.

In addition, parenting factors are also decisive. Children are cared for by his own mother with a loving, high awareness of the importance of nutrition and breastfeeding, and always pay attention to health-especially educated; the child will not suffer bad nutrition. While there is a phenomenon that currently, most children are separated far away from a busy mother with solid reasons. Then they handed the child to the person caring less attention to nutrition and health of children. If such a situation, it is likely the child will experience poor nutrition. Therefore, the parents, especially mothers, should still pay attention to nutrition and health of children in the middle of their busy day-to-day activities, as well as good exercise for them.

Definition of Malnutrition

Malnutrition is a condition in which someone stated the lack of nutrients, or with another expression under the nutritional status of average standard. Nutrition is able to form proteins, carbohydrates and calories. In Indonesia, cases of PEM (Protein Energy Malnutrition) is one of the major nutritional problem encountered in many toddlers.
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Tool Time Tuesday...Flexible Tubing

Happy Tuesday! It was very busy here last week. I thought I was going to post sooner about different things, but Tuesday pops up before you know it.
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I'm so happy to share this week's TTT with you though.
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See this package of plastic tubing below...well, I've had this in my Tool Time idea box forever. I found it in Home Depot (where else, right?) It was super cheap. I think $2.00 for this package of 7 feet. It is split flexible tubing found in the electrical section. It's used to bundle wires to keep them neat. That's the reason why I bought it, because this stuff is so expensive in Staples...$12.00-$15.00 for 6 feet.
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Here's a close up of the label. It's already split the length of the tubing and it's very easy to cut the desired length you need with regular scissors.
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This one is 1/2" diameter, but they do come in different sizes.
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and it's very easy to open up the split.
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Here's what I use it for...bundling all those crazy wires behind the computer.
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You can also slip it over the handle of shopping bags to keep the bags closed and it also makes it easier to carry without the handles digging into the palm of your hand...you know with the weight of all your purchases in there!
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Also works if you have 2-3 bags. Just slip all the handles in the tubing and all the bags stay together...

even when you put them down.

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These are the only 2 ideas I could think of for this tubing. It would still be in my idea box if it weren't for my new blogging friend Diana from Didiblog. Diana is from Spain and she emailed me a few days ago wanting to share her idea for bobbins that I think is just FABULOUS. It uses this plastic tubing, so she wanted to share it with me for Tool Time Tuesday. Isn't she so sweet for thinking of me. When I saw this idea all I could say was I LOVE IT!! I emailed her and she gave me permission to use all the pictures below from her blog.
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Look at this idea...it's the best. Just open up the slit in the tubing and slide the bobbins in. Keeps them from unraveling and they don't fall out...it's great for traveling to a class or to a retreat too.

Such a great way to keep them all together and organized.

Look how cute this box is!!

and look at this...It's a bobbin donut!

Her blog is in Spanish, but if I understood it correctly, these are CD's they covered to make this adorable holder. (Oh my gosh, I hope that's right) Love it so much!

Thank you very much Diana for letting me share this wonderful idea with everyone. This is just another reason why I love blogging!
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Please go visit Diana's blog Didiblog. Even though you may not understand Spanish, her blog is fantastic and the pictures are explanation enough. Such inspiration!

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Have a great Tuesday,

~Karen~

Tool Time Tuesday...Sew Many Sewing Kits

Happy Tuesday...The motto of TTT is to think outside the box. Well, today I literally want you to think outside the box. Boxes, containers and of course trash are all part of today's post.
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I am showing you different boxes and containers that we all might have in our homes right now. The pictures below are for sewing kits that you can keep in your purse or beside your favorite sewing chair. However, you can always use these ideas for other things in your life...not just for sewing. The kits can be used for make-up, little snack or craft kits for children or grandchildren, first aid kits etc. You name it...there's a place to put it.
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The first container I found in Burger King. Picture this scenario...My hubby and I are sitting at the table in Burger King across from each other. He's eating his favorite chicken sandwich and I'm eating a salad (trying to shed those winter pounds before I have to put on those shorts that are mocking me in the drawer.) When I saw this container, which holds the salad on the bottom and all the fixings in the compartments on top, my first thought (out loud by the way) was...Oh my gosh this is too cute! (I really think I need trash therapy.) This is a sewing kit if I ever saw one. His words...please don't take that home. Too late.

How about a pencil box!!! They come in so many different sizes and colors.

This is an old tool or tackle box. It's small enough to carry around any where.

Another attempt to lose weight is Lean Cuisine...woo hoo frozen food containers. The possibilities are endless with these! Little compartments every where.

Perfect by your favorite chair.

How about a travel soap box for a kit in your purse. This would make a great first aid kit box as well as a sewing kit.

Eye glass cases...they're already in your purse anyway...why not add another one for a kit.

This is a lipstick case that my mother-in-law gave me. It was free with a purchase!!!

This is an old camera case...who knew!

This is a holder for memory sticks for your computer and a bonus key chain.

There are two little compartments on either side for the sticks.

How about thread on one side and scissors on the other. The middle fabric is perfect for needles and pins.

Perfect!

and this last one is any container that you find that can be transformed with fabric or pretty paper. The Tim Horton's mini donut box was a TTT post in the past, but how cute is that to carry around as a sewing kit. I'm working on that Chinese food take out box for a future post.

Have a fantastic Tuesday and remember to always think twice when you see a box! What do you use for a sewing kit?

~Karen~