Work Life Balance Is Just Good Business!

Posted on June 16, 2009 by Ryan •  Comments (8)  • 

It would be nice to think that the companies on the leading edge of work life balance programs are simply being good citizens and doing the right thing. But, the fact is that these programs make good business sense. In addition to increased productivity and employee satisfaction, companies can retain valuable employees in a competitive environment, and attract new employees with these programs. Every generation in the workforce today reports that work and life balance is one of the top issues for them and that they want to work in a company that supports their desire to have more balance in their life. Whatever the reason for the movement, we should be glad it is upon us. Who are the companies with programs, what do the programs look like and what results have they achieved. You might be...

5 Tips And Motivation Hints To Start Your Fitness Routine This Fall!

Posted on April 20, 2009 by Anjelica •  Comments (10)  • 

The leaves begin to turn vibrant colors and the children head back to school. Adults settle back into their regular routines and begin preparing for the upcoming winter months. If you re like most adults, one of your priorities is to lose weight and tone up. Perhaps you want to drop a few dress sizes or add a few pounds of lean muscle. Whatever your goal may be this season, here are a few tips that will jumpstart your fat loss: 1 Eat 5-6 small meals throughout the day. Each meal should be 2-3 hours apart. Each meal should contain one protein and one carb. The first meal should be eaten within an hour after waking. 2 Drink a cup of water at each meal. 3 Rest properly. This means taking at least 48 hours between strength training the same muscles, and it also means getting at least 7-8 hours...

Us Hiv Rates On The Rise

Posted on February 23, 2009 by Miyoko •  Comments (11)  • 

As reported by BOSTON, Massachusetts CNN After years of steady rates, some health experts said they are concerned the numbers of HIV infections are on the rise in the United States. With HIV individual infections at 2.4 million, America represents the third largest region with HIV infections. Initially it was among homosexual men and injecting drug users but now it is increasing among poor and less educated parts of the population. Over the last three years there has been a rise by an estimated 17 among the number of American gay and bisexual men diagnosed with HIV thus showing that fewer guys have safer sex. The rate of HIV AIDS diagnosis among African-American women in 2003 was more than 18 times higher than among white women. Over the past four years the rate of HIV diagnoses has been...

Being A Continuous Learner

Posted on January 12, 2009 by Darren •  Comments (4)  • 

When people ask me what business I m in, I often say, I m in the learning business. It sounds intriguing, and it is certainly true. But, truth be told, we are all in the learning business. Because as humans, we are learning machines. We are most alive and functioning closest to our potential when we are learning, adapting, adjusting, and finding new ways, approaches and techniques to improve our lives or the lives of others in some way. I believe in the above statements. They are as true as any other statement I could write here. But rather than talking about the philosophy of humankind, let me get much more pragmatic. Change and Learning Change is all around us. Some say the rate of change is increasing, but whether that is true or not, this is definitely a fact in our business lives...

Treatment For Amd

Posted on December 2, 2008 by Malik •  Comments (7)  • 

Till now there is no effective cure for age-related macular degeneration. This is mainly because little is known about the cause of age-related macular degeneration. Several new treatments are in the clinical stage and most of the existing treatments only delay the progress of the disease. Dry AMD: There is no effective cure for dry AMD but if detected at the initial or intermediate stage further advancement of the disease can be delayed. Vitamins are prescribed for delaying the advancement of the disease from the intermediate stage to advanced stage. Several treatments are in the experimental stage. The report says that a specific high-dose formulation of antioxidants and zinc can considerably reduce the advancement of dry AMD from intermediate to advanced stage. The supplements will not...