Computer Programming Tips
May 6, 2008Computer Programming Tips, Tricks, Hints and Secrets… for Programmers, By Programmers!
I think you’ll find this is a great place to visit if you are looking for information on learning to write a computer software program, or if you want programming tips and programming secrets from other computer programmers. I like to think of it as the information source for software development.
Software Development
May 3, 2008
Joziph Solutions™
As a free-lance software developer and solution provider, I offer the following products and services:
Products
- Electronic Library System (ELS)
- Enrollment Information System (EIS)
- Human Resource Information System (HRIS)
- Payroll Information System (PIS)
Services
- Consulting
- Business Solutions
- Network Design
- Computer System Setup
- Education and Training, One-on-One and Audience
- Software Development
- Web Site Development
- Research and Recommendations
Contact Information
Mr. Joseph S. Joaquin
Ma. Rosa Village, Polomolok, South Cotabato 9504 Philippines
Landline: (083) 500-3116
Cell No: +639152269319
Email: joziph@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/joziph/joaquin.html or http://joziph.i.ph
You can contact me directly with the following contact informations above.
De-Stress in Mere Minutes
May 2, 2008De-Strees in Mere Minutes
I’m not necessarily the meditating type — sitting still and doing absolutely nothing is a personal form of torture for me. (find this out every time I’m on vacation!) But I know I need to reconsider: Studies have shown that aside from reducing stress and boosting mood, meditation can ease chronic pain and improve your immune system. You don’t have to spend hours on end to become calmer, either. Try these simple, quick ways to savor the moment. No "Om" required!
In the Shower
Face the water, letting it cascade onto your head. Take three deep, slow breaths. Pay attention to the sensation of the spray, the smell of your soap and shampoo, and the sound of water hitting the tub. Imagine you’re bringing your troubles to your skin’s surface and washing them away. Close your eyes and slowly repeat, "I feel refreshed," aloud three times, focusing on each word and savoring your serene, clean feeling before stepping out.
At your Desk
Close your eyes and take five deep, relaxing breaths, emphasizing the exhale. Try this visualization technique, whic I learned in sports: Consider the task you’re about to tackle. Call to mind a talent of yours (creativity, diligence, enthusiasm) that will be key to succeeding at the task. Evaluating your resources will help you marshal your efforts and succeed. Before you open your eyes and get started, envision the assignment completed and done well. It will be soon!
While Walking
Before you set out (sans iPod and cell phone), straighten up and tuck your tummy and your rear end in to feel taller. Walk slowly, focusing on each body part in isolation. First tune in to your knees as each one bends and raises, then your hips as they shift and rotate, and next the heel and ball of your foot as it meets the ground. Then focus on your arms next as they pump, then your neck, which is elongated. Pay attention to your stride for at least 10 minutes. By reconnecting to your body, you’ll arrive revived. Another great way to be mindful while you exercise is through yoga — take our "Find Your Yoga Style" quiz to figure out which kind compliments your lifestyle best.
On you Commute
Raise your eyebrows and hold for a count of three. Let it go and take a deep breath. Do this twice. (Don’t worry, the wrinkles won’t stay!) Repeat with each body part, tensing and relaxing your shoulders, your arms, moving downward along your body. Sit quietly, noticing how relaxed your muscles — and mind — feel when you’re through. Relaxed muscles require less oxygen, so your breathing will slow and your heart rate and blood pressure will also decline. As your body falls naturally into a state of calm, your mood will follow suit.
By Lucy Danziger, SELF Editor-in-Chief
