Dudas Basicas

1. LE HACE MAL A LA COMPUTADORA TENER IMANES PEGADOS A LA TORRE.
FALSO. A la torre no le hace mal, pero al monitor sí, desgasta sus colores. Para comprobarlo basta acercar enfrente al monitor un desarmador que tenga iman en la punta y veran como los imanes que posee dentro hacen distorsión en los colores de la pantalla.

También puede perjudicar los medios de almacenamiento basados en materiales ferromagnéticos como discos duros y diskettes.

2. EMPUJAR EL CD CON EL DEDO PARA INSERTARLO EN LA TORRE ES DAÑINO.
FALSO. Nada sucede mientras se lo empuje con una fuerza normal. Está hecho para eso.

10 Things You Can Do Today to Simplify Your Life

If you do these 10 things, you’ll have made great strides with little effort.

1. Make a short list. Take out a sheet of paper and fold it into a small square, perhaps 3×5 inches. Or take out an index card. Now make a short list of the 4-5 most important things in your life. What’s most important to you? What do you value most? What 4-5 things do you most want to do in your life? Simplifying starts with these priorities, as you are trying to make room in your life so you have more time for these things.

2. Drop 1 commitment. Think about all the things in your life that you’re committed to doing, and try to find one that you dread doing. Something that takes up time but doesn’t give you much value. Perhaps you’re on a team, or coaching something, or on a board or committee, or whatever. Something that you do each day or week or month that you don’t really want to do. Now take action today to drop that commitment. Call someone, send an email, telling the appropriate person or people that you just don’t have the time. You will feel relief. I’d recommend dropping all commitments that don’t contribute to your short list (from Item #1), but for today, just drop 1 commitment.

3. Purge a drawer. Or a shelf, or a countertop, or a corner of a room. Not an entire room or even an entire closet. Just one small area. You can use that small area as your base of simplicity, and then expand from there. Here’s how to purge: 1) empty everything from the drawer or shelf or corner into a pile. 2) From this pile, pick out only the most important things, the stuff you use and love. 3) Get rid of the rest. Right now. Trash it, or put it in your car to give away or donate. 4) Put the stuff you love and use back, in a neat and orderly manner.

4. Set limits. Read Haiku Productivity for more. Basically, you set limits for things you do regularly: email, RSS posts, tasks, feeds, items in your life, etc. And try to stick with the limits. Today, all you have to do is set limits for a few things in your life. Tomorrow, try to stick with them.

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Alimentos para el cerebro

Para pensar, recordar y reaccionar más rápido y mejor, y para que esta prodigiosa estructura formada por miles de millones de células conectadas entre sí, que es el encéfalo, funcione a pleno, hay que mantener una alimentación rica en verduras, cereales y legumbres, que asegure todas las vitaminas, minerales y nutrientes necesarios para el desarrollo de las neuronas.
..Interesante?? ehh!!

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Golden Rules of Closet Efficiency

1. Double up on rods. Two or even three short rods installed one above the other, rather than one high one, will maximize hanging space in one area of the closet for short items like shirts, skirts, and folded trousers. Reserve another area for storage of longer items such as coats and dresses.

2. Opt for adjustable shelves rather than fixed ones. They will allow you to change the arrangement of the closet as your storage needs evolve.

3. Utilize floor space -- install shelves or cubbies at the base of a closet and you'll never have to rifle through items strewn across the floor.

4. Use every square inch. Examine the closet closely for potential storage: If the ceiling is high, install shelves above the rods to store items you don't use every day, such as hats, gloves, and other off-season clothing. Walls and the backs of closet doors are also handy spots often overlooked; they can support hooks, Peg-Board (to which you can secure any number of hooks), mirrors, and even built-in bulletin boards and display areas for messages, photos, and other mementos.

5. Keep small items in containers. Corralling like things together in bins, baskets, or boxes is a sure way to minimize chaos.

6. Consider convenience. Heavy items should be stored below waist level; rarely used items, on high shelves. Stash a step stool inside the closet, especially if there are high shelves. A foldaway model will take up little space. Make sure the legs are secure and, if the stool is metal, that there are rubber feet to keep it from sliding.

7. Illuminate the space. If a closet is dark, it will be difficult to locate what you need (as well as to get rid of the things you don't). Consider battery-operated lighting if your closet has no power source. Better yet, have an electrician install recessed ceiling lights that turn on automatically when the door is opened. An incandescent light can also help prevent mildew.

8. Reassess regularly. To keep your closets functioning optimally, reexamine them every six months. If the types of items you're storing have changed, rearrange the shelves, rods, and bins.

Source: http://www.marthastewart.com

12 Tips for an Organized Desk

Here are twelve quick tips for organizing your desk.

1. Get rid of pens and pencils you don’t need. - I have one type of pen I like to use, but every month or my pencil holder gets filled up with other random writing instruments. If you aren’t going to use it, don’t feel bad about throwing it out. It is just clutter.
2. Have a place for pocket stuff. Your keys, phone, PDA, wallet, bluetooth ear piece, etc. should have a home. My ideal setup is to keep them in a drawer with wires already run for charging the various items. Unfortunately my current desk doesn’t have drawers, so I have set aside a small amount of space under my monitor that isn’t really usable for work anyway. I have all my charging cables right there so I don’t have to hunt for them.
3. Proximity based on frequency of use. If you use it every day, it should be closer than something you use only a few times each week. This is common sense, but it is easy to arrange are desk for aesthetics instead of usefulness.
4. Move electronics out of sight. Your cable modem, wireless router, firewall, battery backup, etc. shouldn’t be on your desk. Even if you have enough room in introduces visual clutter.
5. Easy to access files. Without moving your chair or getting up, you should be able to grab an unused manila folder, label it and put it in your file cabinet. Easy filing is one cornerstone of good organization. The more effort it requires the more difficult it will be to stay organized.
6. Scanning documents. This is something I’m experimenting with. I have a scanner and I’ll turn important documents into PDFs and keep them on my computer. I use OCR so the documents are searchable. This is wonderful if you travel a lot because it keeps everything right there with you. The problem is trying to figure out what to scan and what can just be filed. If you are good at guessing what you’ll want to have electronically this can work very well. I haven’t figured out how accurate I am just yet.
7. Cleaning supplies. If you clean your desk with Windex and a paper towel, make sure you have some nearby. This will help encourage you to wipe down your work surface which will encourage you to clean it off more often. It is all about making things as easy for yourself as possible.
8. Scratch notepad. During the course of the day you will have telephone numbers, names, addresses, order confirmations, flight numbers, etc. If you can keep these all in one place, you’ll be far more productive if you need to look something up later. I have the bad habit of grabbing a nearby envelope and writing a telephone number on it. By keeping a notebook, specifically for these types of items, I don’t lose nearly as many things. The Franklin Planner method is to keep all of this info in the diary page of the planner which is probably an even better option.
9. Organize those wires. It is easy to have half your desk covered with wires for various pieces of electronics. Moving some stuff off your desk can help. Some pieces of velcro wrapped around wires can go a long ways toward cleaning things up. Also make sure that you have wires that are long enough to tuck out of the way. If they are too short you won’t be able to arrange them neatly. Sometimes wireless is an option. With more and more devices supporting bluetooth and WiFi, you may be able to get rid of some wires simply by enabling the wireless settings.
10. If you don’t have enough drawers. My current desk is large, but it is a sheet of glass over a metal frame. While it looks really cool, it doesn’t allow much in the way of storage. To compensate, I’ve brought in a dresser for storage. I also use bookshelves with a bunch of boxes with lids to help give me some more drawer like storage. I have a two drawer file cabinet that slides under my desk to help make better use of the space.
11. Lighting. Make sure you have enough light on your desk. Maybe it is just me, but a bright work area is easier to keep clean than a dark one.
12. Organize as you go. As we discussed the Iron Chef Fable, it is more efficient to stay organized as you work instead of trying to do it all at the end. You should be constantly working on keeping your desk neat. If it gets disorganized in the middle of a big project, take small steps. Clear a 1 foot by 1 foot area before you leave for the day. Make a small effort toward organization may not seem like much, but if you do it everyday, it will keep things headed in the right direction for you.

Source : http://www.productivity501.com/

Ten Study Tips for Dummies

Si estas en plan de estudio estas recomendaciones te vienen como anillo al dedo ... si no lo crees compruebelo por usted mismo .

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Importante Leer

Hospital Dr. Pila de Ponce, P.R. (Medicamentos suspendidos/ riesgo de merte)

DIFUNDIR URGENTE, RIESGO DE MUERTE.
El Ministerio de Salud a través de la (Agencia Nacional de Vigilancia Sanitaria) suspendió la distribución, manipulación, comercialización denominada FENILPROPALAMINA.
La medida fue tomada después de que, (FDA), de estados Unidos, constató que la sustancia provocó
Efectos adversos FATALES (hemorragia cerebral). Está
presente en 21 medicamentos, especialmente en los anti-gripales.
Los medicamentos suspendidos son los siguientes:
1) Benadryl día y noche.
2) Contac
3) Naldecón Bristol
4) Acolde
5) Rinarín
Expectorante
6) Deltap7) Desfenil
8) HCl de fenilpropalamina
9) Naldex
10) Nasaliv
11) Decongel Plus
12) Sanagripe
13) Descon
14) Descon AP
15) Descon Expectorante
16) Dimetapp
17) Dimetapp Expectorante
18) Ceracol Plus
19) Ornatrol
20) Rhinex AP
21) Contilén
22) Decidex

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