Monday, March 19, 2012

Physical Activity and Business Production: How Physical Exercise ...

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Do you ever ask yourself why people are nearly always discussing working out? It?s on newspaper covers, radio shows, television programs, in books, and naturally in articles and websites you come across on the web. The completely honest answer is that it?s because being active really does transform your life. We are not meant to be stationary beings; our mind and body are dependent on the impact moving our body has on us.

And, if you?re looking to be more effective in both your professional and your private life, physical activity might possibly be the simple solution you?ve been seeking.

Here are five ways physical activity and business production work together to enhance your production:

1) Physical Activity = Additional Energy

Researchers say dispensing energy by doing regular physical exercise may likely pay off with additional energy over time. As a matter of fact, studies have demonstrated that exercising has an increased effect on energy levels than stimulants found in energy drinks. And it does not have to be a 5 mile jog or 50 laps in the pool to accomplish this increase in energy. Walking can create the energy expansion and rise in productivity you?re seeking.

2) Physical Activity Builds Success

Getting the blood shooting through your veins, supplying your lungs with oxygen and feeling your muscles work hard puts you in harmony with your body. It is invigorating and each step you take, each pound you lose, each lap you swim or mile you walk or run feels like a victory. It helps you produce a standard of success, of controlling your life, overall health and wellbeing that translates into your business and private life.

3) Physical Activity Creates A Positive Mindset

Physical exertion has been demonstrated to produce feel-good hormones. When the above-mentioned hormones are moving through your body, it?s tough to feel anything less than dynamic. You?ll have the positive outlook and assurance you need to move through any job.

4) Physical Activity Curtails Tension

Physical activity and exercise has been proven to not only lessen stress but to help you, your heart and your body, respond better to stress. Stress can induce a huge number of unhealthy byproducts consisting of lethargy, lack of sleep, melancholia, a stressed immune system, impatience, and a feeling of helplessness. Obviously not profitable emotions! Physical activity helps your body react well to stress and essentially diminishes stress so you are more fruitful.

5) Physical Activity Provides Balance

Finally, physical activity means you?re making yourself a main concern. It helps you balance your life and a balanced life is a more fruitful life. Studies have shown that people who take time out of their day to put themselves first, even if it is only for an exercise session, are more productive, more successful and happier.

There is a real explanation why physical exercise is so highly touted. It is because it definitely does work to soothe a number of problems, both mental and physical. If you are lacking energy and feeling unproductive, try adding a bit of physical activity to your daily schedule, and watch your business productivity, and hopefully revenues, soar!

Source: http://online-success-articles.com/physical-activity-and-business-production-how-physical-exercise-magnifies-your-productivity/

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Sunday, March 18, 2012

Footballer Muamba still in 'critical condition'

Bolton footballer Fabrice Muamba was still in a "critical condition" in intensive care Sunday after suffering a cardiac arrest, a joint statement issued by the club and the London Chest Hospital said.

"As is normal medical practice, Fabrice remains anaesthetised in intensive care and will be for at least 24 hours," the statement added. "His condition continues to be closely monitored by the cardiac specialists at the hospital."

The 23-year-old Kinshasa-born player was rushed to hospital after harrowing scenes towards the end of the first half of an FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on Saturday, when the midfielder slumped to the turf with no player near him.

Sunday's statement confirmed Muamba had suffered a cardiac arrest but added his heart had "eventually" started working.

"Fabrice Muamba remains in a critical condition in intensive care in the Heart Attack Centre at The London Chest Hospital," the statement said.

"He was admitted to the hospital yesterday (Saturday) evening after collapsing at White Hart Lane, where he sustained a cardiac arrest during the FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham Hotspur.

"Fabrice received prolonged resuscitation at the ground and on route to the London Chest Hospital, where his heart eventually started working."

Bolton manager Owen Coyle added: "Fabrice's family have asked me to pass on their thanks for the many, many kind messages of support from not only Bolton fans but also fans from clubs across the country and abroad.

"All our thoughts and prayers are for Fabrice and his family at this time."

Family members visited Muamba in hospital on Sunday but made no public comment.

The Premier League announced Sunday that Bolton's league match away to Aston Villa on Tuesday had been postponed at the request of the Lancashire club, adding "the match will be rearranged at a future date following appropriate consultation with the clubs".

Players, fans and millions of television viewers watched in shock Saturday as paramedics treated Muamba on the pitch before he was carried off on a stretcher after 41 minutes with the scores at 1-1.

Referee Howard Webb called the players off the field and soon afterwards the match was abandoned.

"It was the right decision to abandon the game, everybody was in a state of shock and it wouldn't have been right to carry on," said Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham manager.

Bolton fans showed their backing for Muamba by placing flowers, scarves and shirts outside the club's Reebok Stadium ground while supporters at Sunday's Premier League match between Wolves and Manchester United honoured him with a minute's applause before kick-off at Molineux.

Meanwhile former Bolton defender Gary Cahill lifted his shirt to reveal a "Pray for Muamba" T-shirt after scoring for Chelsea in their FA Cup quarter-final against Leicester.

That otherwise seemingly fit players could suffer cardiac problems while playing was brought home to the football world by the death of Cameroon's Marc-Vivien Foe during a Confederations Cup semi-final against Colombia in 2003.

And Saturday's incident was not the first time Bolton had seen one of their players laid low by a heart problem.

In 2004, Senegal international Khalilou Fadiga collapsed before Bolton's League Cup tie against Tottenham at the Reebok.

"Unfortunately for us we had this experience where Kally collapsed in the warm-up before the game and his heart had actually stopped," former Bolton manager Sam Allardyce, now in charge at West Ham, told the BBC.

"He was then taken to hospital and monitored and eventually he was fitted with a portable defibrillator, which was fitted under the chest bone so if he wanted to start playing football again, which he did."

Muamba, who moved to England from the Democratic Republic of Congo at the age of 11 after his father fled the war-torn country, has represented England at schoolboy and Under-21 level.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/folltballer-muamba-remains-critical-condition-113554857.html

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Qaeda's Zawahiri urges Pakistanis to revolt

Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri has called on Pakistanis to revolt against their government and military in a video posted on the Internet on Friday, US monitors said.

In a 10-minute speech uploaded to jihadist forums, Zawahiri argued that the Pakistani authorities only represented US interests, according to a statement from SITE Intelligence Group.

Zawahiri, shown standing in front of a green curtain, urged Pakistanis to follow the example of the Arab Spring as the military could not be expected to turn against America despite a deadly US strike on Pakistani troops in November.

"O our brothers in Pakistan! O our people in Pakistan! This treacherous army and bribe-taking government have plundered your wealth," he said in the video.

"They have ruined your economy and destroyed your world as well as your hereafter. What then are you waiting for?

"Take a lead from your brothers in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Syria who are standing up against oppression and oppressors with their bare chests exposed and offering sacrifices so that victory may be ordained for then."

Zawahiri also said that unless its demands were met, Al-Qaeda would not release an elderly American development expert who was captured in Pakistan last August.

"By the grace of Allah, we, on our part, have captured the American Jew Warren Weinstein.

"He will not return to his family, by the will of Allah, until our demands are met, which include the release of Aafia Siddiqui, Sheikh Omar Abdul Rahman, the family of Shaikh Osama bin Laden, and every single person arrested on allegations of links with Al-Qaeda and Taliban."

Long Al-Qaeda's number two, Zawahiri took over the helm of the group after Bin Laden was killed in May 2011 in a US special forces night raid deep in Pakistan.

The video is the latest of a number in which the militant chief has attempted to exploit the Arab uprisings.

Al-Qaeda has been absent from the popular protests that swept the Arab world last year, leading to the ouster of autocratic, secular leaders in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia, and sparking unrest elsewhere.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/qaedas-zawahiri-urges-pakistanis-revolt-141732618.html

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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Kainy remote desktop app brings PC games to Android (video)

Kainy remote desktop app brings PC games to Android
Watching Skyrim run smooth and sweet on a Tegra 3 slate did a lot to re-kindle our excitement for remote gaming on mobile devices. Hoping to cash in on that buzz, a $5 app called "Kainy" has appeared on Google Play that promises to bring PC games to Android handsets at up to 60fps with customizable control interfaces, 100 preset templates and accelerometer control. The demo video after the break is full of fast cuts that make it hard to judge performance, and user reviews suggest Kainy may prioritize lag-reduction over resolution with some ugly results, but then these are still early days. One thing is for sure: picking an Android device for its processor grunt will make a lot of sense in 2012.

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Kainy remote desktop app brings PC games to Android (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 16 Mar 2012 09:36:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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X-plore


Are you the type who likes to fiddle around with the inner workings of a gadget? Then X-plore File Manager is an app you'll appreciate. X-plore displays all the files and folders in an Android tablet or phone, and that's only the beginning. Use it to perform file operations like copy, rename, or create new folders. With X-plore, users can access Picasa albums, browse SQlite database files, zip and unzip files, and explore shared folders on Windows servers and PCs. X-plore is a comprehensive tool for digging deep inside Android phones and tablets. Although it exhibits some quirky behavior at times, this fascinating app not only reveals a lot of information about my phone's OS; I can mess around in X-plore for quite some time? it's that captivating.

Installation
X-plore is a free app from the Google Play store (formerly Android market). It requires Android 2.1 (and up) and is currently available in version 2.53.? The total amount of storage it takes up on my Droid 2 is 2.68MB so it's certainly not a space hog. Permissions X-Plore can access once installed include modifying/deleting SD card contents, full Internet access, preventing the phone from sleeping, and using the authentication credentials of an account. There were absolutely no issues with the install process.

X-plore-ing
X-plore opens up into a dual-pane view which allows you to view two folders at once. The advantage of this is that you can move and copy folders from one folder to another. There are three icons displayed on the left-side pane by default: "Root," "LAN," and "Show."

Under "Root" all the system files and folders are displayed in a hierarchal tree view. Expand or collapse the folders and child directories with just a touch. You can also launch a program to open a file. When I tapped an .ogg ringtone file, I had the option of opening the file with one of my Music apps or with X-plore's built-in audio preview. Tap anywhere on the screen, and the preview closes. You can also open other multimedia files and system files.

It's possible, as mentioned earlier, to perform the same file and folder operations with X-plore as you would in Windows Explorer. However, while I was perusing the files directories listed under root, the buttons for "Rename," "Copy," "Delete," and so on remained dimmed and I could not execute any of those operations except for when selected a tmp sub-folder under /data.

The problem seemed to be permissions. After rooting my phone, (disclaimer: I am not advocating the rooting of Android devices) I was able to go do whatever I wanted with those folders and files as Superuser?a power that is to be wielded with much care because one wrong deletion and the OS can get hosed.

I did notice that the app took time to refresh its interface. An example: I connected my phone via USB to a laptop and created a folder on the phone and dropped some files into it. It took about an hour before I could see the newly created folder and files from X-plore. This is even after I exited and went back into the app after adding that folder to my phone. It's a nice app, but could use some sort of "Refresh" button.

The LAN button scans a network for servers and PC. The scan, oddly enough, picked up a server that was no longer physically connected to my network, as well as the live ones. I found it easy to manually add a server or PC and browsing data on those machines from my Droid.

Several options exist for controlling how an app looks or behaves. The "Show" icon lets you choose to show to hide hidden files, the LAN or FTP icons, and Picasa web albums.? More extensive customization is available through "Configuration". It's used to change app permissions, control file zipping and sorting. You can also apply a password to Xplore and change its look via the "Configuration" screen.

Other Features
Although I ran into some quirks with file management and networking scanning, other features such as archiving files and using Picasa worked well. One capability of particular value is the ability to control default application handling--if your Android insists on opening a particular file type with one specific application all the time, you can change the app it uses.

The one feature the developers state the app can do that I could find no way to perform is sharing files. X-plore is touted as capable of letting user share files via Bluetooth, email, or whateve other method the phone is capable of but I did not see this option while using it. It's either absent or it's hard to find, in which case the app has an interface problem.

However, the app still leaves me impressed. X-Plore is a great way to look at an Android's file system and its many added features are solid bonuses. Some of the quirks indicate that the app may need further tweaking, so while X-Plore is not an Editor's Choice pick, it easily deserves four out of five stars.?

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Friday, March 16, 2012

Video: 'Street Fighter X Tekken' fighting lag

Bringing the two game franchises together is a fun idea, but what we get is a flawed game. In-Game's Todd Kenreck gives it a 7 out of 10.

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HSPA+ BlackBerry PlayBook hits the FCC (update: LTE too)

RIM has been promising an HSPA+ capable BlackBerry PlayBook for over a year, and it looks like it's now one step closer to actually being released. A tablet from Research in Motion recently made its way through the FCC's approval process and, if the test reports are any indication, it's a tablet with built-in HSPA+ connectivity. Unfortunately, the FCC hasn't revealed much else just yet, but earlier rumors have suggested that the new tablet will also see speed bump of another sort: an upgrade to a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, as well as the addition of NFC. A leaked RIM roadmap that surfaced earlier this year also suggested that the tablet would be released in mid-2012.

Update: And just like that, an LTE version has now also turned up on the FCC's site, operating on frequencies that could indicate support for either AT&T in the US or any of the big three carriers in Canada.

Update 2: Now a second LTE version has turned up at the FCC, this one with support for Verizon's network.

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