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WHY SHOULD YOU SMILE

      Smiling   is  good  for  health  .Actually   smiling  has   number   of  health  benefits   as  well as  it  boost  your  mood ,it  can  boost  you  from inside  out. Here   are  some  ways     that  smiling  can  help  you. Reduce  stress   - Working  girls    are  always  addled  with  stress, but  simply  cracking  a smile  can   release  endorphins   to  diminish   stress  hormones Lower   Heart  Rate- Smile  will  slow  your    heart   and  relax  your   body,  it  can  temporarily    reduce   blood  pressure  and  people  wh...

NOW A ,ROBOT THAT CAN DETECT HUMAN EMOTIONS.

  A    Japanese    firm   developed   world's  first  robot    with   human  emotions,  which   can  also  love   you  back.It   is  named  'pepper'. The  adorable  android,  which    on  sale  this  week end ,has  a  range  of  moods   that  are  based  on  humans'   raging    hormones. The world's first "emotional robot" acts just like real person and can adjust to given situations. Pepper becomes shy around new people, and lights up when he is praised and he even gets scared when the lights go off at night. e robot's feelings are clearly reflected on a screen strapped to its front. But even more shockingly, little Pepper can read it's owners feelings and adapt it's behaviour towards them. His simulated...

COMMON COLD AND FLU HOW TO AVOID

        The best way to avoid winter germs is with a flu shot, a healthy lifestyle and good personal hygiene. Colds and flues are caught in two main ways: From respiratory droplets spread from a cough or sneeze (droplets generally travel By touching contaminated surfaces such as door handles, taps, tissues and hands and then touching your mouth, nose or eyes. Flu viruses can survive on some hard surfaces for up to 2 days.   Boosting your immune system helps your body fight germs. Eat a healthy diet with lots of fruit and veggies, reduce stress, don’t smoke and get plenty of sleep and exercise. Avoid close contact with people who are sick as much as possible. Wash your hands often in soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand gel, especially before eating and after contact with a sick person.   A well-fitting face mask covering the nose and mouth helps protect against airborne viruses. They should be used only once and ch...

DIGITAL LEGACY ,NOW A FACEBOOK HEIR.

  Amazon.com Widgets Now   Facebook   will  let  its  users  decide  what  to  do  with  its  account   when  they  die. The  new  feature -  a  marked   break  in   how  the   site  deals  with   the  accounts  of  those  who have passed  away.- will  allow  users  to  appoint  a  "Face book heir"  who  will  look after  the   account   and  will  be allowed  to   make  changes .They  will  also  be  able  to  choose   to  have  their  account  deleted  entirely .The  heir  will  be able  to  pin  posts ,  respond  to  new  friend  request   ...

THE BEATLES -ENGLISH ROCK BAND

  The Beatles were an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1960. The group, whose best-known lineup comprised John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, are regarded as the most influential band of all time.   The Beatles    were  from    Liverpool, United Kingdom.   In September of 1962 The Beatles recorded their first hit Love Me Do, which charted in UK, and reached the top of the US singles chart. London became their new home since 1963. ... Their October 1963 performance at the London Palladium made them famous in Great Britain and initiated the Beatlemania in the UK.   The most popular Beatle.   Paul McCartney ranked highest, at 35 percent; following by John Lennon (29%), Ringo Starr (11%), and George Harrison (8%). However, there is a gender gap: men favored John, while women preferred Paul.   The Beatles' first record "Love Me Do" was released on October 5, 1962. It was a ...

WEB SEARCH TERMS

  When you decide to keep a Web page to look at later, you're doing something called "bookmarking". Bookmarks are simply links to sites that you visit frequently or want to keep handy for reference. There are a couple ways you can save Web pages for later: In your browser.  All major Web browsers provide you with the ability to make and store your favorite links within the browser. These links are accessible several different ways, depending on what browser you might be using: a sidebar, a toolbar, or a drop-down menu. In a social bookmarking site.  If you want to access your collection from anywhere and share them with others, then a social marking site - a site that lets you store your favourites links - might be for you. launch I n the context of the Web, the term launch usually means two different things. Permission to Launch - Website First, some Web sites use the word "launch" as a substitute for the more commonly known "enter" command. For ...

BRISK WALKING FOR GOOD HEALTH

      According  to  a  new  research   ,regular  brisk  walking   is  a   more  effective   method   for  weight  loss  than   going  to  the  Gym.  A study by the London School of Economics found that those who engaged in “regular, brisk walking” for longer than half an hour had lower Body Mass Indexes (BMI) and smaller waists than those who did other exercise such as going the gym or playing football or rugby. The results were particularly true for women, people over 50 and those on low incomes. Dr Grace Lordan, who led the research said: “The results thus provide an argument for a campaign to promote walking… Given the obesity epidemic and the fact that a large proportion of people are inactive, recommending that people walk briskly more often is a cheap and easy policy option.” ...

PACEMAKER POWERED BY HEART

    Swiss engineers have invented a pacemaker based on an clockwork wristwatch which is powered by the motion of the heart. The prototype, which has been successfully tested in pigs, could mean that patients no longer have to undergo repeat surgery when the batteries in their device run out. The invention, presented to the European Society of Cardiology Congress in Barcelona, is based on the concept behind a self-winding wristwatch. Currently pacemakers, which are used to help the heart beat more regularly, need to be replaced on average every seven years, when batteries fail More than 40,000 people a year are fitted with pacemakers in England. The devices are used for patients with unusually fast, slow or irregular heart rhythms. The new model, stitched directly on to the heart, is based on the concept of automatic clockwork developed by Swiss watchmakers in 1777 and generates electrical current using the movement of heart muscle.  Automat...

NERVOUS SYSTEM-HUMAN BODY

    THE   NERVOUS   SYSTEM  consists   of  ;nerves   that   messages    from    our  senses    to  the  brain  .It   is   the   communication   and  control   network   of  the   human     body.Nerves   are  made  up  of  long  thin   cells  .called   neurons.Nerves   carry    information   from  the  skin,eyes,ears and  mouth,telling  the  brain   what  is  going on   outside  the  body..Instructions  from  the  brain   are  sent  to  the  muscle   cells   at  the  right  time  and  to  the ...

MERCEDES BENZ VISION AVTR -THE FUTURE CAR

  Mercedes-Benz has just pulled the wraps off of a wild new concept car that was inspired by the 2009 movie Avatar called — what else? — the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR. Designed with help from Avatar director James Cameron, this car is not the sequel that Cameron has promised .   VISION AVTR by Mercedez-Benz is an advanced vehicle transformation. Mercedes- Benz Introduces New Concept Car Inspired by the Avatar Film. Inspired by the James Cameron blockbuster Avatar, the vehicle showed off some of Mercedes-Benz's wildest ideas for what the future of four-wheeled mobility might look like and the answer is, it thinks the future of design is biological.    This concept vehicle embodies the vision of Mercedes-Benz designers, engineers and trend researchers for mobility in the distant future.   completely without emissions.   With its four high-performance and near-wheel-built electric motors, the VISION AVTR embodies a particularly agile impleme...