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AGARICUS MUSHROOM
Immune System Booster
Anti Cancer/ Anti Tumor
Aids in Weight Loss
Lowers Cholesterol level
CALCIUM CARBONATE
Promotes bone formation
Prevents Osteoporosis
Enhances joints functions and activities
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Strengthen the bones.
OMEGA 3
Maintains cardiac rhythm
Maintains flexible blood cells and vessels
Reduce Blood viscosity
Reduces high Blood Pressure
GINGKO BILOBA
Improves memory and other cognitive functions
Enhances blood circulation to the brain and Heart
Helps reduce cardiovascular risks
Used in treating cerebral insufficiency, senile dementia, Alzheimer’s disease.
TONGKAL ALI
Aphrodisiac & improves sexual performance
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350/Box 21 grams X 20 sachets
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700/ Box 1000mg per soft gel
50 soft gel/ box
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212/ Bottle 100ml/ Bottle
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G is for Glamorous
G is for Glutathione
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Serves as powerful antioxidant to protect key cells components from damage by neutralizing these free radicals.
It improves the cardiovascular and immune system
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It repairs DNA synthesis, an important factor in the prevention of cancer (prostate cancer)
Amino Acid Transport- the steady schedule of amino acid in our body is necessary
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2,650/ Box 60 Capsules - US
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128/ Box 135 grams
Green Tea and L- Carnitine with Ampalaya
Studies suggest that ampalaya contains a hypoglycemic polypeptide, a plant insulin responsible for its blood sugar lowering effect. Other benefits suggest body detoxification (including removal of nicotine), strengthening of the immune system and fertility regulation, increasingly recommended as a supplement to traditional therapeutic regimen for diabetes mellitus.
600/Box 150 grams 60 capsules
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Modern Living in the Philippines has now influenced majority of the People's eating habits. Less nutritious and more fatty diet now characterize that you see on every table- a situation resulting in rising cases of cardiovascular ailment include: heart attacks and stroke- the top two killers in the country today.
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has the ability to scavenge free radicals and reduce the cholesterol build up.
stops cholesterol from building up in the arteries.
Regulate the intensity of artery expansion as blood passes through them causing strokes and heart attack.
Lower your blood cholesterol
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600/ box 30 Capsules 150 mg/ cap
Monday, August 24, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
What's your personality type?
April took the What's your personality type? quiz and the result is Type B
Although you are an assertive, natural born leader, you don't mind being led. No doubt, you may procrastinate at times but you really are a hardworker. However, you know when to cool down and have fun. You make sure you incorporate rest into your day and often feel agitated without a good dose of alone time.
Although you are an assertive, natural born leader, you don't mind being led. No doubt, you may procrastinate at times but you really are a hardworker. However, you know when to cool down and have fun. You make sure you incorporate rest into your day and often feel agitated without a good dose of alone time.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Even if....
All those sleepless nights
All the tears I cried
All the pain I kept inside
I kept asking myself why
You had to say goodbye
Was it just a dream
When you said to me
That there is someone new in your life
You could have at least lied
The truth just scared me
Chorus:
Even if...
You mean the whole damn world to me
I can forget you, wait and see
I can be strong even without you
I cant waste my life forever
Hoping youd come back to me
But deep inside I know
Ill be waiting here for you
(instrumental)
Even if...
You mean the whole damn world to me
I can forget you, wait and see
I can be strong even without you
I cant waste my life forever
Hoping youd come back to me
But deep inside I know
Ill be waiting here for you
All the tears I cried
All the pain I kept inside
I kept asking myself why
You had to say goodbye
Was it just a dream
When you said to me
That there is someone new in your life
You could have at least lied
The truth just scared me
Chorus:
Even if...
You mean the whole damn world to me
I can forget you, wait and see
I can be strong even without you
I cant waste my life forever
Hoping youd come back to me
But deep inside I know
Ill be waiting here for you
(instrumental)
Even if...
You mean the whole damn world to me
I can forget you, wait and see
I can be strong even without you
I cant waste my life forever
Hoping youd come back to me
But deep inside I know
Ill be waiting here for you
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Schedules
Subject :Computer Security and Data Recovery and Artificial Intelligence
Year 2009 Calendar
Feb. 28 - Last Repoting in Comsec 1 pm onwards
- Data Recovery Presentation of Platform
March 4 - Last Reporting in AI 9 am
March 6 - watch out for 4 quizzes in Comsec around 5 pm (online)
March 7 - Comsec Exam 10am to 11 am online but it should be taken here in Nodal.
March 11 - Exam online AI, Presentation of Ai projects (Games). 9 am-10 am and 10 am-12 nn. respectively. Nodal
March 11 - Submission of Data Recovery Hard Copy
Year 2009 Calendar
Feb. 28 - Last Repoting in Comsec 1 pm onwards
- Data Recovery Presentation of Platform
March 4 - Last Reporting in AI 9 am
March 6 - watch out for 4 quizzes in Comsec around 5 pm (online)
March 7 - Comsec Exam 10am to 11 am online but it should be taken here in Nodal.
March 11 - Exam online AI, Presentation of Ai projects (Games). 9 am-10 am and 10 am-12 nn. respectively. Nodal
March 11 - Submission of Data Recovery Hard Copy
Friday, February 20, 2009
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Unleashing the Fear
Each and everyone of us have fears. And there are many kinds of fear: sudden fear (alarm), strong desire not to do something (dread), fear of doing something against one's conscience or better judgment (qualm), fear of unfavorable results (worry), brief but strong loss of composure (panic), fear that causes immediate physical reaction (horror), fear of one specific thing beyond reason (phobia), and the surrender to extreme fear (terror). Fear is a strong emotion due to foreseeing or becoming aware of danger; the reason or cause of such strong emotion.
One of my weaknesses is fear and this fear always swallowed my self- confidence. Since I was a child I always get teased by my classmates because I'm not perfect. Yes, I know that there is no one in earth is perfect but as for myself I have a lot of imperfections. I let my imperfections ruled me and slowly experienced self-pity. Good thing about my attitude is I always talked to myself. I told to myself not care of whatever they say because my family was there, they are not the one who fed me, they are also human, they fart, though other people have everything still they poops, these are just words just to uplift myself.
Fears always let us down, that's why I slowly conquer my fears as I slowly grow up to maturity. Things like that will not help us. I am shy typed person but my aunt said that I must not be shy because I am educated person. Those words helps me. I also get challenge to the people around me. Like people who can speak on stage, sing to the crowd, anything that involves crowd. I think, if I will do those thing, i cannot make it. I have a stage freight as well as being in front of the crowd. But since there are people who can do it, what's the reason why I can't do it? It only needs practice and building self-confidence.
Unleashing fears is not that easy, it takes time. But If you have the guts which included with prayers. Surely those fears will not be fears anymore they will become your greatest dream.
One of my weaknesses is fear and this fear always swallowed my self- confidence. Since I was a child I always get teased by my classmates because I'm not perfect. Yes, I know that there is no one in earth is perfect but as for myself I have a lot of imperfections. I let my imperfections ruled me and slowly experienced self-pity. Good thing about my attitude is I always talked to myself. I told to myself not care of whatever they say because my family was there, they are not the one who fed me, they are also human, they fart, though other people have everything still they poops, these are just words just to uplift myself.
Fears always let us down, that's why I slowly conquer my fears as I slowly grow up to maturity. Things like that will not help us. I am shy typed person but my aunt said that I must not be shy because I am educated person. Those words helps me. I also get challenge to the people around me. Like people who can speak on stage, sing to the crowd, anything that involves crowd. I think, if I will do those thing, i cannot make it. I have a stage freight as well as being in front of the crowd. But since there are people who can do it, what's the reason why I can't do it? It only needs practice and building self-confidence.
Unleashing fears is not that easy, it takes time. But If you have the guts which included with prayers. Surely those fears will not be fears anymore they will become your greatest dream.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Honest Scrap Award
Just today I received a message from Anthony aecatamora, a good friend of mine. He leave a message in my chatbox saying that he is forwarding the honest scrap award. I don't have the idea why he is passing this kind of award to me, yet I'm still glad to received this.
Honest Scrap Award Rules:
When accepting this auspicious award, you must write a post bragging about it, including the name of the misguided soul who thinks you deserve such acclaim, and link back to said person so everyone knows he or she is real.
Choose a minimum of 7 blogs that you find brilliant in content or design. Or improvise by including bloggers who have no idea who you are because you don’t have 7 friends. Show the 7 random victims’ names and links and leave a harassing comment informing them that they were prized with “Honest Weblog.” Well, there’s no prize, but they can keep the nifty icon. List at least ten honest things about yourself. Then, pass it on!
Here's some of my top ten honest things about me:
1. I find it hard to control my emotion.
2. I easily get hurt.
3. I don't choose people who will become my friend.I can be a friend to anybody.
4. I am funny yet serious.
5. I really don't care if people don't like me and they make fun to me as long as i know that I have been nice to them.
6. Family-Centered and God-Centered
7. I am passionate and I don't easily give up as long as I know that there is still a way.
8. I hate irresponsible and independent people and people who don't care for others.
9. I am competitive. If others can do, why can't I.
10. I am unorganized to my things yet I set plans and schedule for my errands.
These are just some of my honest things about me. Now, I forward this award to jade d., ariane ang, darian m., richard d., rendell A., Tello t.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Designer Babies
A step toward creating “designer babies.”
The idea of designer babies is that someday, scientists may insert particular genes into embryos to produce babies with desired traits like intelligence or athletic ability. Some people find that notion repugnant, saying it turns children into designed objects, and would create an unequal society where some people are genetically enriched while others would be considered inferior.
Will you support this technology and carry out this action as a natural process of having an ideal baby?
Sheena Said...
Well, designer babies have the same concept as cloning. The only difference is that the wanted abilities to be designed is being injected directly to the embryo...while in cloning the mother will be the one to be cloned...
The birth process is natural but the result of genes is further unnatural and will contradict to the abilities of the parent's bloodline. I still support the natural birth process with the support only of vitamins and natural fruits and vegetables to nourish the baby for its brain development. Besides, having the intelligence and abilities we wanted for our child depends on how we nurture and guide them.
The idea of designer babies is that someday, scientists may insert particular genes into embryos to produce babies with desired traits like intelligence or athletic ability. Some people find that notion repugnant, saying it turns children into designed objects, and would create an unequal society where some people are genetically enriched while others would be considered inferior.
Will you support this technology and carry out this action as a natural process of having an ideal baby?
Sheena Said...
Well, designer babies have the same concept as cloning. The only difference is that the wanted abilities to be designed is being injected directly to the embryo...while in cloning the mother will be the one to be cloned...
The birth process is natural but the result of genes is further unnatural and will contradict to the abilities of the parent's bloodline. I still support the natural birth process with the support only of vitamins and natural fruits and vegetables to nourish the baby for its brain development. Besides, having the intelligence and abilities we wanted for our child depends on how we nurture and guide them.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Future Telephony
What Is Telephony?
Telephony is something that impacts the lives of just about everyone on a daily basis. Here are some basics about telephony, as well as some history about the development of voice communications.
In its simplest form, telephony is simply a collective term for all types of voice equipment that are designed to allow interactive communication between two points. The most commonly identified piece of telephony equipment is the telephone itself. Considered to be an essential in just about every residence and in all businesses, the telephone provides basic point to point audio communication that many of us have come to rely on extensively during the course of the day.
Along with telephones, telephone switching systems or telephone exchanges allow for the processing of all our telephone calls. The basic framework for a telephone calls involves a point of origin, which initiates a signal to a switch that the subscriber wishes to place a call. The switch accepts the inbound signal and delivers the call to the subscriber whom the original caller wishes to speak with, also called the point of termination.
Past Telephone
Bell's Box Telephone of 1877
The first commercial telephone used by Alexander Graham Bell was based on his patent of January 1877. The telephone consisted of a single transmitter/receiver placed within a retangular wooden box. One would speak into the opening in the box and then listen through the same opening. This telephone had essentially the same design as the patent drawing except for the shape. The the patent drawing had a round shape rather than squared.
Two or more of these box phones were connected in series on a line with a ground return. The first telephone line was installed in April 1877 between Charles William's electrical shop on Court Street, Boston and his home about three miles away. A month later the first rented installations were made making this line the first commercial telephone service.
Present Telephone
A videophone, also known by the trademarked name Picturephone, is a telephone which is capable of both audio and video duplex transmission. It differs from videoconferencing in that it expects to serve individuals, not groups.
A pay phone or payphone is a public telephone, with payment by inserting money (usually coins) or a credit card (a special telephone card or a multi-purpose card) or debit card before a call is made. Some telephone companies have termed them, and tried (unsuccessfully) to get the public to identify them as "coin phones", because the term "pay phone" may imply that other phones are free.
Locations
Payphones are often found in public places, transportation hubs such as airports or train stations, and on street corners. By agreement with the landlord, either the phone company pays rent for the location and keeps the revenue, or the landlord pays rent for the phone and shares the revenue. In payphones, particulary at gas stations, payphones are mounted in drive-up structures that can be used without leaving the vehicle. The abandonment of payphones by telephone companies has angered some people who consider them a communication staple for low-income and low-credit consumers.
Payphones that accept coins have been largely discontinued in many places. They are expensive to maintain due to damage caused by vandalism, bodily fluids, or attempted theft of the cashbox Revenues have sharply declined, due to the ubiquitous usage of mobile phones, and most people use some form of email or IM for communication.
Telephony is something that impacts the lives of just about everyone on a daily basis. Here are some basics about telephony, as well as some history about the development of voice communications.
In its simplest form, telephony is simply a collective term for all types of voice equipment that are designed to allow interactive communication between two points. The most commonly identified piece of telephony equipment is the telephone itself. Considered to be an essential in just about every residence and in all businesses, the telephone provides basic point to point audio communication that many of us have come to rely on extensively during the course of the day.
Along with telephones, telephone switching systems or telephone exchanges allow for the processing of all our telephone calls. The basic framework for a telephone calls involves a point of origin, which initiates a signal to a switch that the subscriber wishes to place a call. The switch accepts the inbound signal and delivers the call to the subscriber whom the original caller wishes to speak with, also called the point of termination.
Past Telephone
Bell's Box Telephone of 1877
The first commercial telephone used by Alexander Graham Bell was based on his patent of January 1877. The telephone consisted of a single transmitter/receiver placed within a retangular wooden box. One would speak into the opening in the box and then listen through the same opening. This telephone had essentially the same design as the patent drawing except for the shape. The the patent drawing had a round shape rather than squared.
Two or more of these box phones were connected in series on a line with a ground return. The first telephone line was installed in April 1877 between Charles William's electrical shop on Court Street, Boston and his home about three miles away. A month later the first rented installations were made making this line the first commercial telephone service.
Present Telephone
A videophone, also known by the trademarked name Picturephone, is a telephone which is capable of both audio and video duplex transmission. It differs from videoconferencing in that it expects to serve individuals, not groups.
A pay phone or payphone is a public telephone, with payment by inserting money (usually coins) or a credit card (a special telephone card or a multi-purpose card) or debit card before a call is made. Some telephone companies have termed them, and tried (unsuccessfully) to get the public to identify them as "coin phones", because the term "pay phone" may imply that other phones are free.
Locations
Payphones are often found in public places, transportation hubs such as airports or train stations, and on street corners. By agreement with the landlord, either the phone company pays rent for the location and keeps the revenue, or the landlord pays rent for the phone and shares the revenue. In payphones, particulary at gas stations, payphones are mounted in drive-up structures that can be used without leaving the vehicle. The abandonment of payphones by telephone companies has angered some people who consider them a communication staple for low-income and low-credit consumers.
Payphones that accept coins have been largely discontinued in many places. They are expensive to maintain due to damage caused by vandalism, bodily fluids, or attempted theft of the cashbox Revenues have sharply declined, due to the ubiquitous usage of mobile phones, and most people use some form of email or IM for communication.
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Future Technology
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Assignment # 6
What’s New and what’s Next in terms of technology, how would you prepare for these changes? (at least 2,000 words)
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Time is very fast. I was thinking that it was just yesterday when I enjoy my life and today as I am making this assignment it’s already a new year. Another year for us to face new challenges brought by the inevitable changes that are currently happening and will soon to be happening. Who knows what will be our life this year? Whatever it is, we should be prepared for these changes. Because these changes will results either for good, better or for worst.
I think it is in the attitude of people that before he can appreciate what’s new with his today he must first know how to appreciate what he have yesterday. People can not appreciate things abruptly unless there is someone that will help them see the changes that are happening and by the time that they be able to notice the change, then it will be also the time they can see what’s new. For me, it’s not only every year we try to appreciate what’s new because everyday when the sun rise and the sun set and another day comes it’s already a new day. I’m not only referring for a day, because along with that new day it also comes with a new experience. Anyways, I am not submitting my thought in general that there is a change everyday. Because there are also things that do not change even how many years will past and come. Though we want to take a hold of a new for these non changing things, still it is hard to arrive at that point of change. However, contrary to the statement that I have is that there is no constant thing here on earth, everything that we have is changing and this transformation that takes place has something to do with the lives of many. Part of the history of our lives is the experiences we accumulated from the past years though this year is different from those years that had passed still what makes up us today is what we are yesterday.
People never stop learning new things. And the curiosity of people makes a central motivation to create new invention. What’s new? What’s next? What’s next in terms of technology? Predicting the future is hard work. It takes insight, dedication and secret armies of super hip teenagers. What’s next in terms of trend? Being cool may be our country's most precious natural resource an invisible, impalpable substance that can make a particular brand of an otherwise interchangeable product like sneaker, jeans, movies are fantastically valuable. And cool can be used to predict the future. So that one can follow with the new trend and not to be left behind you need a lot of money. As you can imagine, that kind of information is worth a lot of money to a lot of people, and there is a small but dynamic industry entirely devoted to harvesting the fresh style of fashion, the trend watchers, who figure out what is cool and what is not cool and put up for sale the information. Most of the people in the small, selective cool industry are not cool. They just pay cool people to figure it out for them. What’s next in terms of security? Thus, it will be safer now? Or the safety remains the same? The next vision for security is to cope up with the terrorist threats. Everybody is worried about terrorism. As much as possible the government set up some inspection point to check the safety of everyone. At the airports we are taking off our shoes, at work we are flashing our badges, and at home we are making sure the doors are lock whenever we go out or we sleep at night. However, these practices seem not enough for coping with some truly horrifying scenarios like bombing. Today there are technology produce to address the fears and cut- off the potential threats. Since terrorists can pick targets anywhere, counterterrorism has to defend everywhere. To protect ourselves with something better be ready for the next wave of high-tech defense: radiation detectors, Internet safeguards, handheld anthrax "sniffers." There is no universal remedy, but in a world of ancient hatreds, modern shields still have their uses. What’s next in terms of technology we used in airports? According to the Time Magazine, Expect more big changes at the nation's air terminal probably at the security checkpoints. The screening devices that currently check your bag and the beeping gateways you walk through are best at finding suspicious metal objects only. Soft explosives, such as plastic, can slip right through. In an age of suicide bombers, that's a fatal shortcoming. A Screening device, a machine that uses a millimeter microwave technology, similar to what the military already uses to see through walls, to examine passengers for known explosives anywhere on their bodies. Even soft explosives show up. As for that checked luggage, airport devices that inspect it now use X rays and C.T. scans to signal the possible presence of explosives. If they turn up something suspicious, a human handler has to open the suitcase and poke around inside—a time-consuming effort that can delay flights. What’s next? Baggage-screening devices now use X-ray diffraction technology. When a bag is found to contain something suspicious, the specialized scanners can zoom in on the indicated area and analyze the suspect materials to determine their chemical composition, all with the suitcase closed. Bioterrorism. Still, in Time Magazine. This is the area where our defenses most need a quick fix. Smallpox vaccines haven't improved much since the 1960s. Until 9/11, few drug companies felt the economic impetus to develop costly antidotes to all-but-conquered infections and ailments. Current anthrax vaccines require 18 injections over six months. That's too slow to defend against a sudden widespread outbreak or to permit people to return safely to contaminated homes and workplaces, where spores may linger for years. What’s next is smallpox vaccine, which is more useful by countering their potentially dangerous effects, which include infection and even death. To limit the wave of terrorism that a bio-attack could set in motion there is an air-quality testing unit the size of an ATM. When installed in subway stations, airports, arenas or convention centers, these devices sample the air and submit it to tests in a self-contained laboratory. Within an hour, they can report the presence of anthrax, smallpox or other pathogens. In our just-in-time society, that may not seem like a lightning response. But it's far better than allowing the invisible killers to linger undetected for days, exposing ever more people to infection. Also, it makes it possible for newly infected people to seek prompt treatment. Port Security. What’s with the technology in Port Security? To ensure that those containers aren't used to smuggle in nuclear terrorism, customs agents often track ships before they leave foreign ports using computers to keep tabs on their cargo. Some containers have electronic lids that will indicate if they have been tampered with the route. Ports and sea cargo are the most vulnerable areas right now. With the high-energy X-ray systems it can penetrate 17 inches of steel, giving customs inspectors a view of what's hidden behind the thick walls of a cargo container. Another is the producing radiation sensors that determine whether suspicious items within a cargo container might be dangerous. What's new? It would be to make the detection technologies faster and smaller. It is designed to detect trace amounts of radiation, it's a battery-powered, lunch-box-size hand held detector that customs officers could use to inspect suspicious containers at close range. What is the next gadget? Get ready for a fresh crop of cool gadgets. We have a new cool gadget in shopping the IBM Concept Cart. Tomorrow's supermarket may look a lot like today's, but the humble cart is fast evolving. By next fall, using radio-frequency sensors to navigate, your cart will display a map to guide you through the aisles, pointing out sales and specials. Instead of taking a number, you'll use the touch screen to request shrimp from the seafood section or cold cuts from the deli to be picked up on your way to the checkout. In the field of Science, what would be the next? Maybe we can get closer into any planets. The opportunity that we can land in to the other planet. How fantastic it would be if there is an opportunity that a human that can land in to the other planet safely onto the surface and carry out the mission they need to perform. Of course, games will not be left behind. Millions of people get hooked on the game's godlike powers that let players create a town, fill it with enough parks and police stations to please an unseen population, and watch the town grow like the tribal wars. Well, what's next in gaming is to widen its appeal beyond the 3 million hard-core gamers. Mostly gamers are men in their teens, but today's girls are also in with gaming. How about in design? We live in an era that puts little stock in stability. So where does this leave architects, whose work is all about permanence? Buildings are supposed to be hefty, purposeful and unyielding. How can you create structures that embody a quicksilver society when they have to stand still? In cyberspace and in real life architecture doesn't have to stand still. Since we are talking about what's next in terms of technology in the field of design or architecture what comes first in our mine is the architecture of buildings will be more fabulous. High-Tech designs will be created. Moreover, predictions are always a chance. Past foreteller vowed that these innovations would change our lives.
Consider the following What's Next in terms of technology from time.com:
VIDEOPHONES
Engineers said the Picture phone, unveiled at the 1964 World's Fair, would replace standard phones by 2000. Forty years later, consumers still balk at the high price and at losing the ability to take calls in their underwear.
A MOON COLONY
The New York Times in 1960 predicted "a flourishing civilization on the moon twenty or thirty years hence." The first moon landing was in 1969, and we're still waiting for the place to go co-op.
FOOD IN PILLS
Those apple-pie pills the Jetsons popped sure looked neat. But—unless you count PowerBars—food that's purely functional hasn't taken over store shelves.
CARS THAT DRIVE THEMSELVES
The idea of an "automatic vehicle" first showed up in concept cars of the 1950s. Sensors in the road and the car were supposed to do all the work, but they have never moved past prototype. Unlike, say, seat warmers.
JET PACKS
After the test pilot of a rocket-propelled backpack told Popular Science magazine in 1969 that the machine made him "feel safer than I do driving the family car in traffic," it seemed Buck RogersÐstyle travel for everyone was imminent. But a mass-market model never managed to fly.
MOVING SIDEWALKS
They were part of the '64 World's Fair "City of the Future." An exhibit of scooters and Rollerblades would have been more prophetic.
COFFEEMAKER
Talking To The Pot: Instead of fumbling with confusing buttons to schedule the coffeemaker, you "surf" to this $99 device via your Web browser and program it in plain English. Salton's breadmaker and microwave will even scan food bar codes to pull up recipes. And no more blinking 12:00. These appliances set their own clocks.
SMART CAR
A Very Smart Car:
Even when no one else understands you, this car probably will. The redesigned Acura TL (around $35,000) has HandsFreeLink, a service for Bluetooth wireless phones. When you step into the 3.2L V6 ride, the system searches for your mobile phone. Once it makes contact, a phone icon pops up on the dash; to make a call, you just speak a name or number. The navigation system is also voice-operated and recognizes 293 different commands. For those who would rather listen than talk, the car comes standard with an ELS Surround audio system that pumps out DVD audio from Sinatra to Linkin Park in surround sound.
Another resource where we can have an information of what's the next technology.
MEDICAL TECHNOLOY
Cool your brain, save your mind.
Techniques that rapidly chill the brain could prevent damage and even aid resuscitation after a heart attack .
PHYSICS
The World's smallest fuel cell promises greener gadgets. The world's smallest working fuel cell has been created by US chemical engineers, at just 3 millimetres across. Future versions of the tiny hydrogen-fuelled power pack could replace batteries in portable gadgets.
While batteries are used to do that today, fuel cells are able to store more energy in the same space. Even the most advanced batteries have an energy density an order of magnitude smaller than that of a hydrogen fuel tank.
Yet batteries are much easier to make at the small scale than the pumps and control electronics of a fuel cell. And small pumps can use more energy than they generate.
ROBOTICS
Robotic exoskeletons that try to decode the electrical activity of muscles can get confused - sensing limb movement is more reliable
These are some of the fields of technology where there is always new. A lot more to discover and a lot more to come. How can we prepare for these change? Will these innovations make us safer? It's a never-ending contest. We close the old gaps; they probe for new ones. They thrust; we parry. In some ways, we've only just entered the fight. If nothing else, we'll soon be better armed.
References:
http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101030908/xalwaysnext.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20126901.100-cool-your-brain-save-your-mind.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16370-worlds-smallest-fuel-cell-promises-greener-gadgets.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16357-invention-exoskeleton-power-steering.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16357-invention-exoskeleton-power-steering.html
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Time is very fast. I was thinking that it was just yesterday when I enjoy my life and today as I am making this assignment it’s already a new year. Another year for us to face new challenges brought by the inevitable changes that are currently happening and will soon to be happening. Who knows what will be our life this year? Whatever it is, we should be prepared for these changes. Because these changes will results either for good, better or for worst.
I think it is in the attitude of people that before he can appreciate what’s new with his today he must first know how to appreciate what he have yesterday. People can not appreciate things abruptly unless there is someone that will help them see the changes that are happening and by the time that they be able to notice the change, then it will be also the time they can see what’s new. For me, it’s not only every year we try to appreciate what’s new because everyday when the sun rise and the sun set and another day comes it’s already a new day. I’m not only referring for a day, because along with that new day it also comes with a new experience. Anyways, I am not submitting my thought in general that there is a change everyday. Because there are also things that do not change even how many years will past and come. Though we want to take a hold of a new for these non changing things, still it is hard to arrive at that point of change. However, contrary to the statement that I have is that there is no constant thing here on earth, everything that we have is changing and this transformation that takes place has something to do with the lives of many. Part of the history of our lives is the experiences we accumulated from the past years though this year is different from those years that had passed still what makes up us today is what we are yesterday.
People never stop learning new things. And the curiosity of people makes a central motivation to create new invention. What’s new? What’s next? What’s next in terms of technology? Predicting the future is hard work. It takes insight, dedication and secret armies of super hip teenagers. What’s next in terms of trend? Being cool may be our country's most precious natural resource an invisible, impalpable substance that can make a particular brand of an otherwise interchangeable product like sneaker, jeans, movies are fantastically valuable. And cool can be used to predict the future. So that one can follow with the new trend and not to be left behind you need a lot of money. As you can imagine, that kind of information is worth a lot of money to a lot of people, and there is a small but dynamic industry entirely devoted to harvesting the fresh style of fashion, the trend watchers, who figure out what is cool and what is not cool and put up for sale the information. Most of the people in the small, selective cool industry are not cool. They just pay cool people to figure it out for them. What’s next in terms of security? Thus, it will be safer now? Or the safety remains the same? The next vision for security is to cope up with the terrorist threats. Everybody is worried about terrorism. As much as possible the government set up some inspection point to check the safety of everyone. At the airports we are taking off our shoes, at work we are flashing our badges, and at home we are making sure the doors are lock whenever we go out or we sleep at night. However, these practices seem not enough for coping with some truly horrifying scenarios like bombing. Today there are technology produce to address the fears and cut- off the potential threats. Since terrorists can pick targets anywhere, counterterrorism has to defend everywhere. To protect ourselves with something better be ready for the next wave of high-tech defense: radiation detectors, Internet safeguards, handheld anthrax "sniffers." There is no universal remedy, but in a world of ancient hatreds, modern shields still have their uses. What’s next in terms of technology we used in airports? According to the Time Magazine, Expect more big changes at the nation's air terminal probably at the security checkpoints. The screening devices that currently check your bag and the beeping gateways you walk through are best at finding suspicious metal objects only. Soft explosives, such as plastic, can slip right through. In an age of suicide bombers, that's a fatal shortcoming. A Screening device, a machine that uses a millimeter microwave technology, similar to what the military already uses to see through walls, to examine passengers for known explosives anywhere on their bodies. Even soft explosives show up. As for that checked luggage, airport devices that inspect it now use X rays and C.T. scans to signal the possible presence of explosives. If they turn up something suspicious, a human handler has to open the suitcase and poke around inside—a time-consuming effort that can delay flights. What’s next? Baggage-screening devices now use X-ray diffraction technology. When a bag is found to contain something suspicious, the specialized scanners can zoom in on the indicated area and analyze the suspect materials to determine their chemical composition, all with the suitcase closed. Bioterrorism. Still, in Time Magazine. This is the area where our defenses most need a quick fix. Smallpox vaccines haven't improved much since the 1960s. Until 9/11, few drug companies felt the economic impetus to develop costly antidotes to all-but-conquered infections and ailments. Current anthrax vaccines require 18 injections over six months. That's too slow to defend against a sudden widespread outbreak or to permit people to return safely to contaminated homes and workplaces, where spores may linger for years. What’s next is smallpox vaccine, which is more useful by countering their potentially dangerous effects, which include infection and even death. To limit the wave of terrorism that a bio-attack could set in motion there is an air-quality testing unit the size of an ATM. When installed in subway stations, airports, arenas or convention centers, these devices sample the air and submit it to tests in a self-contained laboratory. Within an hour, they can report the presence of anthrax, smallpox or other pathogens. In our just-in-time society, that may not seem like a lightning response. But it's far better than allowing the invisible killers to linger undetected for days, exposing ever more people to infection. Also, it makes it possible for newly infected people to seek prompt treatment. Port Security. What’s with the technology in Port Security? To ensure that those containers aren't used to smuggle in nuclear terrorism, customs agents often track ships before they leave foreign ports using computers to keep tabs on their cargo. Some containers have electronic lids that will indicate if they have been tampered with the route. Ports and sea cargo are the most vulnerable areas right now. With the high-energy X-ray systems it can penetrate 17 inches of steel, giving customs inspectors a view of what's hidden behind the thick walls of a cargo container. Another is the producing radiation sensors that determine whether suspicious items within a cargo container might be dangerous. What's new? It would be to make the detection technologies faster and smaller. It is designed to detect trace amounts of radiation, it's a battery-powered, lunch-box-size hand held detector that customs officers could use to inspect suspicious containers at close range. What is the next gadget? Get ready for a fresh crop of cool gadgets. We have a new cool gadget in shopping the IBM Concept Cart. Tomorrow's supermarket may look a lot like today's, but the humble cart is fast evolving. By next fall, using radio-frequency sensors to navigate, your cart will display a map to guide you through the aisles, pointing out sales and specials. Instead of taking a number, you'll use the touch screen to request shrimp from the seafood section or cold cuts from the deli to be picked up on your way to the checkout. In the field of Science, what would be the next? Maybe we can get closer into any planets. The opportunity that we can land in to the other planet. How fantastic it would be if there is an opportunity that a human that can land in to the other planet safely onto the surface and carry out the mission they need to perform. Of course, games will not be left behind. Millions of people get hooked on the game's godlike powers that let players create a town, fill it with enough parks and police stations to please an unseen population, and watch the town grow like the tribal wars. Well, what's next in gaming is to widen its appeal beyond the 3 million hard-core gamers. Mostly gamers are men in their teens, but today's girls are also in with gaming. How about in design? We live in an era that puts little stock in stability. So where does this leave architects, whose work is all about permanence? Buildings are supposed to be hefty, purposeful and unyielding. How can you create structures that embody a quicksilver society when they have to stand still? In cyberspace and in real life architecture doesn't have to stand still. Since we are talking about what's next in terms of technology in the field of design or architecture what comes first in our mine is the architecture of buildings will be more fabulous. High-Tech designs will be created. Moreover, predictions are always a chance. Past foreteller vowed that these innovations would change our lives.
Consider the following What's Next in terms of technology from time.com:
VIDEOPHONES
Engineers said the Picture phone, unveiled at the 1964 World's Fair, would replace standard phones by 2000. Forty years later, consumers still balk at the high price and at losing the ability to take calls in their underwear.
A MOON COLONY
The New York Times in 1960 predicted "a flourishing civilization on the moon twenty or thirty years hence." The first moon landing was in 1969, and we're still waiting for the place to go co-op.
FOOD IN PILLS
Those apple-pie pills the Jetsons popped sure looked neat. But—unless you count PowerBars—food that's purely functional hasn't taken over store shelves.
CARS THAT DRIVE THEMSELVES
The idea of an "automatic vehicle" first showed up in concept cars of the 1950s. Sensors in the road and the car were supposed to do all the work, but they have never moved past prototype. Unlike, say, seat warmers.
JET PACKS
After the test pilot of a rocket-propelled backpack told Popular Science magazine in 1969 that the machine made him "feel safer than I do driving the family car in traffic," it seemed Buck RogersÐstyle travel for everyone was imminent. But a mass-market model never managed to fly.
MOVING SIDEWALKS
They were part of the '64 World's Fair "City of the Future." An exhibit of scooters and Rollerblades would have been more prophetic.
COFFEEMAKER
Talking To The Pot: Instead of fumbling with confusing buttons to schedule the coffeemaker, you "surf" to this $99 device via your Web browser and program it in plain English. Salton's breadmaker and microwave will even scan food bar codes to pull up recipes. And no more blinking 12:00. These appliances set their own clocks.
SMART CAR
A Very Smart Car:
Even when no one else understands you, this car probably will. The redesigned Acura TL (around $35,000) has HandsFreeLink, a service for Bluetooth wireless phones. When you step into the 3.2L V6 ride, the system searches for your mobile phone. Once it makes contact, a phone icon pops up on the dash; to make a call, you just speak a name or number. The navigation system is also voice-operated and recognizes 293 different commands. For those who would rather listen than talk, the car comes standard with an ELS Surround audio system that pumps out DVD audio from Sinatra to Linkin Park in surround sound.
Another resource where we can have an information of what's the next technology.
MEDICAL TECHNOLOY
Cool your brain, save your mind.
Techniques that rapidly chill the brain could prevent damage and even aid resuscitation after a heart attack .
PHYSICS
The World's smallest fuel cell promises greener gadgets. The world's smallest working fuel cell has been created by US chemical engineers, at just 3 millimetres across. Future versions of the tiny hydrogen-fuelled power pack could replace batteries in portable gadgets.
While batteries are used to do that today, fuel cells are able to store more energy in the same space. Even the most advanced batteries have an energy density an order of magnitude smaller than that of a hydrogen fuel tank.
Yet batteries are much easier to make at the small scale than the pumps and control electronics of a fuel cell. And small pumps can use more energy than they generate.
ROBOTICS
Robotic exoskeletons that try to decode the electrical activity of muscles can get confused - sensing limb movement is more reliable
These are some of the fields of technology where there is always new. A lot more to discover and a lot more to come. How can we prepare for these change? Will these innovations make us safer? It's a never-ending contest. We close the old gaps; they probe for new ones. They thrust; we parry. In some ways, we've only just entered the fight. If nothing else, we'll soon be better armed.
References:
http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101030908/xalwaysnext.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20126901.100-cool-your-brain-save-your-mind.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16370-worlds-smallest-fuel-cell-promises-greener-gadgets.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16357-invention-exoskeleton-power-steering.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16357-invention-exoskeleton-power-steering.html
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