Smaller CPU's or laptops will create more space in the workspace as well as create a more visually appealing look. Flat panels will add to this look and create more space on the desk as reduce glare.
The additional room on the desktop and below the work surface equates to a clearer mind. A clearer mind is sharper, more creative and innovative.
Computer users will find it much easier to focus if the backgrounds of monitor screen were yellow with blue writing. It basically has a lot to do with the cones and rods of the eyes. Right now, pull out your marker and try it out on paper! Are any computer monitor manufacturers reading this?
I see many more people using with card readers they slide into their keyboard that will enable them to work from a computer on the other side of the world and still be able to view their desktop. This is being implemented at many Fortune 500 companies because they have seen how beneficial it is for frequent business travelers.
The computer of choice will be a laptop and working in comfort with a flat panel monitor, ergo mouse and keyboard.
For those that use the laptop on the road I see accessories that will enable the computer user to work in more comfort? ergonomic mouse, ergonomic keyboard, and traveling "table."
People will learn the importance of not using the laptop in they exact ways that it is used now. I see an ergonomically designed laptop on the market that adjusts to fit each computer user.
Some of these adjustments include screen height and distance from eyes, a built-in ergonomic keyboard that comes out and adjusts to each person's shoulder width and a screen brightness button that works in many types of lighting to reduce glare.
Keyboards and Mice
I see most people using ergonomic keyboards and mice. They will not just settle for the traditional, flat keyboards from the manufacturers' anymore. They will demand more comfort at and adjustable keyboards that fit their body. Ergonomics will just be much more understood and accepted (if I have anything to say about it!).
There will be ergonomic keyboards designed with built-in mice in the front and center so that it is easy and comfortable to use. No more reaching to the mouse on the left or right.
Plus there will be lightweight, fold-up ergonomic keyboards designed for laptops for those who have not purchased their ergonomic laptop yet.
The more keyboard adjustability features, the easier to adjust to shoulder width for comfortable and neutral posture.
Resting Reminders
I see keyboards that play your choice of music to gently remind you to rest your hands and body after you have typed a certain amount of characters or typed for a specific length of time.
Your mouse will also "sing" to you to rest! It will alert you when you have clicked a specified amount of times or moved the mouse a certain amount of feet. It will also sense how long you have been using the mouse no matter what you are doing with it and tell you to rest.
Who would have seen this just a few short years ago? This is high on my list because resting the body allows the mind to relax and recharge to gather energy for more creativity, production and profits.
Stretch and rest software will be more readily acceptable in the workplace as a way to remind workers to take a break from work and rest and stretch. You can follow along with the software and complete stretches picked especially for your aches and pains.
There will be free versions or paid versions and it will become a standard type of software in the workplace and at home. It will also contain ergonomic information to help people understand what might be causing their pain.
In Part 2 we will discuss?.Phones, monitors, desks and filing systems?See you there!..Wendy
As we well know, Bodybuilders are just mere mortals and will die at some time just like the rest of us, but this Bodybuilder was only 30 years old. He wasn't of the most famous in the world, not even in the world of bodybuilding. He was though an American heavyweight and had won several state titles and he was a top ten player at National level. He was a muscular guy, about 6ft tall and competed at 265 lbs. He always looked like becoming a top bodybuilder with a great future ahead. When he wasn't training, he would work as a model and he also did some "escort" work, which wasn't too popular with everyone although he was well known for his friendly and helpful manner. Then one day it was all over while he was still at his prime and the same question still arises...Why did an apparently fit and healthy man die so young? It's been quite a few years now since I have been competing and I have witnessed incredible changes in the standard of competition physiques. We are well aware that a Mr Universe from the 1970's wouldn't stand a chance against a modern day novice. Nowadays you can sense the anticipation at contests just to see how much freakier bodybuilders have become. We can be proud of the high standards achieved and can expect to see even greater muscle displays in the future, or can we? No one [unless that person is a pessimistic fool] will predict limits to human endeavor, because he [or she] will almost certainly be proved wrong sooner or later. Recently, in 1953 Mt. Everest was climbed for the first time. Prior to that year there had been many attempts to get to the top and many men had died trying. Some suggested that the altitude of 29,000 ft [8,838 m] was just too much and that the peak would remain impossible for ever. Now many go to the top of the mountain every year. It is still not an easy thing to do - people still die on the mountain - but climbers know that it can be done and the mental block has gone. It's exactly the same with bodybuilding. In not the too distant past you would have been considered as being a super human if you were 6ft tall with a 50 inch chest, but nowadays you wouldn't even consider competing unless you had these measurements. The current pro standard stands at around 60 inches plus and those who are training at the moment to reach a competitive level will be looking at surpassing today's Pros. It's tough and the majority will fail as they consider the time, the costs and the health risks involved. Today more than ever we can see the vast difference between a top Pro bodybuilder and the average man in the street. Bodybuilding standards are at an all time high due to improved training, better nutrition, an improved understanding of physiology, pre-contest diet improvements, an improved life-style and finally drugs. These are all extremely important factors although I would like to focus more on the drugs aspect.
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