For all SEO lovers, enthusiasts, or even just beginning to like it, I recently browsing the internet and looking for sites or forums that can provide additional information about the industry. I know that there are lots of sites that can give what I want. Bumping to this forum amazed me as it does not only focus to what I'm looking for but also it is made by my "kababayan".
SEO is becoming one of the craze in the industry today. Though call center agents are still the top choices, internet marketing specialists are not left behind. As part of the blooming non-voice industry, the need to improve one skills is important.
For all the bicolano's out there or even non bicolano's that love the industry of SEO. A new forum is born. Visit seo bicol now and be apart of the growing industry of non voice here in the philippines...
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Motorcycles help keep you young: software expert
TOKYO (AFP) - - Riding motorcycles helps keep drivers young by invigorating their brains, the scientist behind popular "Brain Training" computer software said Wednesday, citing a new scientific study.
"The driver's brain gets activated by riding motorbikes" in part because it requires heightened alertness, Ryuta Kawashima said after his research team and Yamaha Motor conducted a string of experiments involving middle-aged men.
"In a convenient and easy environment, the human mind and body get used to setting the hurdle low," he warned. "Our final conclusion is that riding motorcycles can lead to smart ageing."
Kawashima is the designer of "Brain Training" software, which incorporates quizzes and other games and is available on the Nintendo DS game console under the name "Brain Age" in North America.
A self-professed motorcycle fan, 49-year-old Kawashima cited a new study conducted jointly by Yamaha and Tohoku University, for which he works.
One experiment involved 22 men, all in their 40s and 50s, who held motorcycle licences but had not taken a ride for at least a decade.
They were randomly split into two groups -- one asked to resume riding motorcycles in everyday life for two months, and another that kept using bicycles or cars.
"The group that rode motorbikes posted higher marks in cognitive function tests," Kawashima said.
In one test, which required the men to remember a set of numbers in reverse order, the riders' scores jumped by more than 50 percent in two months, while the non-riders' marks deteriorated slightly, he said.
The riders also said they made fewer mistakes at work and felt happier.
"Mental care is a very big issue in modern society," said Kawashima. "I think we made an interesting stir here as data showed you can improve your mental condition simply by using motorbikes to commute."
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I think this is one of the reason why I love riding my motorcycle? Hhhmmmm... Good news....
"The driver's brain gets activated by riding motorbikes" in part because it requires heightened alertness, Ryuta Kawashima said after his research team and Yamaha Motor conducted a string of experiments involving middle-aged men.
"In a convenient and easy environment, the human mind and body get used to setting the hurdle low," he warned. "Our final conclusion is that riding motorcycles can lead to smart ageing."
Kawashima is the designer of "Brain Training" software, which incorporates quizzes and other games and is available on the Nintendo DS game console under the name "Brain Age" in North America.
A self-professed motorcycle fan, 49-year-old Kawashima cited a new study conducted jointly by Yamaha and Tohoku University, for which he works.
One experiment involved 22 men, all in their 40s and 50s, who held motorcycle licences but had not taken a ride for at least a decade.
They were randomly split into two groups -- one asked to resume riding motorcycles in everyday life for two months, and another that kept using bicycles or cars.
"The group that rode motorbikes posted higher marks in cognitive function tests," Kawashima said.
In one test, which required the men to remember a set of numbers in reverse order, the riders' scores jumped by more than 50 percent in two months, while the non-riders' marks deteriorated slightly, he said.
The riders also said they made fewer mistakes at work and felt happier.
"Mental care is a very big issue in modern society," said Kawashima. "I think we made an interesting stir here as data showed you can improve your mental condition simply by using motorbikes to commute."
Source: Click Here
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I think this is one of the reason why I love riding my motorcycle? Hhhmmmm... Good news....
Sunday, March 1, 2009
E Services Convention - Animation Workshop
After the Gaming Development conference, an Animation Workshop is held on Room 2 of the SMX Convention Center.
Everyone is serious during the workshop as the topic is very interesting...
Everyone is serious during the workshop as the topic is very interesting...
Mr. Kevin Sharp Multimedia Department Head
Natcoll Design Technology
Giving appreciation certificates to the speakers.
The actual workshop conducted by Mr. Kevin Sharp 
The actual workshop conducted by Mr. Kevin Sharp Part 2
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