Everyday is World Environmental Day!

Whatnot your believe may be, regarding how life started; by creation science, theistic evolution or science view, we all today will attest to the fact that our ecological system from the very beginning of life before the birth of hi-tech was spectacular. However, our ecological system is steadily adversely changing so as the Planet Earth due to influx or existence of technology. If unchecked, astoundingly, the setbacks will prodigiously continue to overcome the positive impacts. Don't sit back unconcern. Do something to save Planet Earth. 

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Healthy Retentive Memory Course

Why can’t I remember sometimes?   
Memory loss is a problem that affects millions of people throughout the world. Whether you or someone you love is suffering from slight memory loss (ex. Can't remember where you put your keys) or serious memory loss (difficulty remembering important dates, names, etc.), it's important that you take immediate action to fight this severe condition. Believe it or not, memory loss isn't something that you just have to deal with as you get older. It can be stopped.

What causes memory loss?
Before we discuss solutions, it's necessary to first identify what causes memory loss. Memory problems can be caused by any number of factors. Common causes include aging, dementia, depression, strokes, injuries, excessive sugar intake and alcohol abuse. Chemicals found in food preservatives, artificial colors and flavors, and other additives can accumulate in the body, causing eventual brain damage and memory loss. Iron deficiency can reduce a person's ability to concentrate; low levels of zinc are believed to slow memory recall. Each of these causes can lead to anything from mild to severe memory loss. Again, it's important to treat memory loss at the first sign of trouble.

Some individuals get memory problems as a result of side effects from their medication. From loss of concentration to sleepwalking and not remembering it, there are cases where Ambien or any other sleeping aid for people who can’t sleep at night may have been responsible your memory loss. Remember; always discuss these potential side effects with your doctor before getting on these medications.

Aging is not always necessarily responsible for a person's memory loss. Short-term memory problems, in particular, can be caused by a number of other factors. What we eat and drink can definitely play a part. Therefore, knowing what foods to eat and what foods to avoid can contribute to brain health. Consuming adequate levels of certain nutrients helps to maintain healthy nerve cells, enhancing memory and slowing the progression of dementia.

Improve your Memory Recall
1. Use more cauliflower in food.
2. Use coconut oil which is a healthy fat for brain function.
3. Eat more blue berries for long-term memory for twelve weeks.
4. Consume Omega-3 from fish oil.
5. Eat an amount of egg and meat.
6. Use some amount of fermented vegetables.
7. Drink more paper milk.
8. Drink green tea.
9. Drink coffee to improve memory recall up to 24 hours.
10. Eat vegetables high in fiber.
11. Half a glass of red wine can stimulate the men.
12. Eat chocolate.
13. Drink apple juice.
14. Eat more fruits.
15. Chew gum to make stronger memory.

Adjust your Lifestyle to Memory Recall
1. One day fast can help the body to reset itself.
2. Exercise to improve memory recall.
3. Meditate to improve working memory.
4. Sleep well to improve memory recall.
5. Read more to stimulate the brain.
6. Play brain games.

Just Break and Laugh! Toddler Property rules

Toddler Property rules

• If I like it, it's mine.
• If it's in my hand, it's mine.
• If I can take it from you, it's mine.
• If I had it a little while ago, it's mine.
• If it's mine, it must never appear to be yours in any way.
• If I'm doing or building something, all the pieces are mine.
• If it looks just like mine, it's mine.
• If I think it's mine, it's mine.

Widen your Focus Lens

Continue and stay afloat! There is a reason why you can fall without failing. It is an opportunity to begin again more intelligently. Remember! failure is just a resting place.

“As you proceed through life, following your own path, birds will shit on you. Don't bother to brush it off.  Getting a comedic view of your situation gives you spiritual distance. 

Having a sense of humor saves you.”  ― Joseph Campbell

“H is for Habit; winners make a habit of doing the things losers don't want to do.”  ―Warren Buffett

Why is your computer so slow? Boost the speed now!!

1.       Your computer must use 1GB or more than 1GB of storage

2.       Free up space by checking the download folder of the computer’s browser. (This folder is usually filled with installers, images, and other storage files that have no one uses).  
Every time you visit a webpage, your web browser stores or ‘caches’ it as a small file in your Temporary Internet Files folder. Over time, the volume of these files can build up. Periodically clearing out your browser’s cache will help it to work faster when loading pages and reduce the amount of valuable disk space these cached files take up.

In most browsers these settings can be found within the <History> menu, labeled something along the lines of <Clear browsing data> or <Clear cache & cookies>. 

3.       NB: often brand new PC comes with all kinds of unnecessary applications known as ‘bloatware’. Bloatware can be uninstall or safely removed without affecting the system.

You or someone might have downloaded something horrible which is accompanied by a spyware, malware, adware or a virus onto the computer. This will bring about a lot of pop-ups and browser extensions that insists you visit adult sites.

Many downloadable applications will attempt to add unnecessary toolbars. These toolbars provide their own search box. Find the toolbar name and then <Uninstall>

4.       Soon after download, go to Start >  Control Panel> Uninstall a program  carefully select any unwanted application and then click <Uninstall> 

5.       Viruses can slow down your computer and cause data loss, while spyware can compromise security by monitoring your activity and collecting information about you. Launch your antivirus software and make sure it's up to date. Then run a full scan of your hard disk.

6.       Reduce the startup programs <start>type in the search space<msconfig.exe> and enter <Satartup> uncheck the unwanted startup programs. Then click on <Apply>  and then <ok> 

7.       Note: Window’s Disk Clean-up utility can help boost your computer’s performance by removing temporary files and unnecessary system files:

Click <Start>. In the search box, type <disk clean up> and, from the list of results that appears, click <Disk Clean-up> 

8.       In the list of <Drives> click the hard disk drive that you want to clean. For most people this will be the <C: drive>. Click <OK>. 

9.   In the <Disk Clean-up> box, select the type of files that you want to delete and then click <OK> and then click <Delete files> 

10.   Regularly defragment your PC. When your PC saves a large file to the hard drive, it breaks it into smaller pieces and stores them across several locations. This means the hard drive works slightly slower. Windows 7’s Disk Defragmenter tool, for example, reorganizes this data in a more logical fashion, so your computer performs quicker.       Start> Disk Defragmenter> C: drive> Defragment disk

Keep on seeking and you shall find....

 

Successful Busines Tips

There are thousands of clues and even direct blueprints to how to make money if you know where to look. Find a successful company that is creating products or services that you are interested in and figure out HOW they are doing it. I use a process called reverse engineering to isolate two important factors: Their traffic and monetization. Where are they getting people to see their products? How are they converting them into buyers? If you can answer these two questions with a systematic approach, you can start to build a business around it immediately.

Use these tricks and tips to ensure your laptop battery doesn't run down when you're out and about and to increase its lifespan.

One of the great advantages of laptops is their mobility. If you're out and about, in a meeting or in a coffee shop, your laptop can connect you to work and friends. But if your battery dies before you can get to a plug, documents and updates can be lost. Batteries don't last forever and we all know they have a mean-spirited trick of running out when you're in the middle of something vital. So here are some power-saving tips that might just allow you the juice to save that all-important document in time.

It's impossible to predict exactly how long a battery will last but here are some of the factors that affect battery life:

• how often you use your wireless network or DVD drive;

• your screen brightness;

• how many programs are running on your laptop;

• if you're using any inbuilt power-saving features;

• the age of your battery.

Work through the list of power-saving tips below to make your battery last as long as possible and remember that you can make adjustments when you're away from a wall socket to get you a little more time.

Power saving tips

Brightness

Use your laptop's brightness controls to reduce the brightness to the lowest comfortable setting. Usually this will be a hotkey combination (Fn + F key). Look for a sun or bulb icon.

Sound

Lower the volume to the quietest comfortable level using a hotkey combination (Fn + F key) or separate volume control. Avoid using the DVD drive when your battery is low.

A CD or DVD drive is one of the most power-hungry devices on your laptop, especially when it's writing discs. Try to use your CD/ DVD drive only when your laptop is running on mains power.

Minimize the use of external devices

External hard drives, CD/ DVD drives and USB sticks all draw power from your laptop's battery. Only plug them in when you need to and disconnect them as soon as you are finished.

Turn off an unused wireless connection

Disable your wireless network card or Bluetooth when not in use. Your laptop will have a hotkey combination or wireless switch for quick access.

Power plans

A power plan is a collection of hardware and system settings that manage how your laptop uses power. These are designed to help you save energy, maximize system performance or strike a balance between the two.

Reduce the number of open programs

Every program running on your laptop uses system resources and therefore draws power from your battery. The fewer programs you have running at the same time, the longer your battery will last.

Extending your battery's lifespan

As batteries get older, they don't seem to have as much energy as they used to - just like the best of us! Even though you've given it a good night's charge, the battery still needs a mid-afternoon nap and any strenuous activities wear it out in no time. While its lack of power may leave you feeling a little flat, there's no need to retire your battery just yet. There are a number of simple ways to extend your battery's lifespan and while they won't return it to the heady days of its youth, they'll at least put a spring back in its step.

Things that can drain your laptop's battery life

1. Batteries wear out a little each time they go through a charge cycle, whether the battery is charged from flat or nearly full. If the battery is used regularly for short periods and then recharged, it will wear out faster. Many users leave their laptop on a desk running on mains power. Doing this, removing the battery and only using it when you go mobile will increase its lifespan.

2. Laptops run on lithium-ion (sometimes called Li-ion) batteries, which gradually lose their performance over time. The decline is very gradual and you may not notice any difference for a long period but when they get near the end of their lives, their performance will very suddenly drop off and your battery will only last for 10 minutes or so. A very short battery life is a sign that it is time to purchase new batteries.

3. Even if you don't use your laptop, the Li-ion battery will slowly discharge over time and will eventually need recharging again. If the battery is left in your laptop, it will discharge quicker as your computer uses a small amount of power from your battery even when it's shut down.

Caring for your battery

Your computer's user guide or manual will have recommendations for battery usage and storage. In addition, you can take the following steps to prevent a short battery life or low capacity:

1. Store Li-Ion batteries between 20°C and 25°C with approximately 50% charge.

2. Do not expose the battery to high temperatures for extended periods. For example, don't leave your laptop/battery in a hot car or next to a radiator.

3. Remove the battery when the computer is going to be stored or not used for more than two weeks.

4. Remove the battery from the computer if it's going to be plugged into mains power continuously for more than two weeks.

If your battery is not charging

If your battery runs completely flat, it may appear that it isn't recharging. Don't be alarmed, as your battery is designed to allow only a 'trickle charge' when charging in this state. It does this to prolong the battery's life and prevent overheating.

Once the battery has charged to a certain level, it will start charging at a normal rate again. You may need to leave your battery charging for up to 12 hours.

Calibrating a battery

Sometimes the computer and battery can get out of sync and your laptop can misread the remaining amount of charge. For example, Windows may display that you have an almost full charge, only to drop down suddenly to almost nothing in a short space of time.

Use one of the following methods to calibrate the battery and you will get a more accurate guide to the life of your battery.

Calibrate the battery while your laptop is in use with Windows 7

A calibration cycle requires that the battery be completely charged and then completely discharged. Here is a step-by-step guide to doing so:

1. Connect the mains adaptor and fully charge the battery.

2. Unplug your mains adaptor.

3. Open the Start menu, type 'power' in the Search Programs and Files panel and press Enter.

4. Choose Power Options from the Control Panel section.

5. Click Create a Power Plan from the left hand menu and click Next.

6. In the On battery column, select 'Never' for the following options:

-Dim the display

-Turn off the display

-Put the computer to sleep

7. Press Create and close the Power Options.

8. Allow the battery to discharge completely until the PC shuts down; this may take some time.

9. Connect your mains adaptor and restart the computer.

10. Return to the Power Options and select your desired power plan.

The battery is now calibrated.

Calibrate your battery when not using your computer

For this you need to completely charge and then discharge your computer's battery. Calibrating your computer this way can take several hours, depending on the age of the battery and your computer's configuration.

Follow the steps below to calibrate the battery power meter readings:

1. Shut down your computer.

2. Connect the mains power adaptor and charge the laptop until the battery is completely charged. (Note: your computer's User Guide will have details on how your battery indicator light shows this.)

3. Restart the computer and start tapping F8 while it boots up.

4. Ensure Safe Mode is highlighted in the Windows Advanced Boot Options menu and press Enter.

5. Unplug your mains power adaptor from your computer.

6. Allow the battery to discharge completely until your computer shuts down.

7. The battery is now calibrated.