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Soon, people that suffer from asthma can be able to wear sensors in their pockets that monitor the quality of the air and finds environmental causes of their attacks. The sensor’s tests will be used by researchers to find common things that trigger asthma problems.

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Make sure that your keyboard is directly in front of you and the monitor screen is centred in your vision.

The top of the monitor should be at or just below your eye level so that you don't have to strain your neck up to look at it.

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Many people are afraid of tinkering with their computers because of the fear that they might inadvertently introduce a computer virus into the computer system.

Computer viruses have become the technological bogeyman that scares computer users all over the world. We have all heard of how dangerous computer viruses are and how it can damage your data. Of course, aided by the bloated images Hollywood movies paint with regards to computer viruses, a big majority now have this insane (but mostly unfounded) fears about it.

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How much time do you spend engaged in "personal activities" at work? Does your boss know? He/she might. Common sense tells us that when we go to work, we are expected to work. However, company phone lines and computers with unlimited access to the Internet and those ridiculous games that are included as an integral part of the Windows operating system, it would take a strong person to "work" a full work day without engaging in some liesure activity. I've done some research out of concern for some of my own habits (I'm far from innocent in this regard), and this is what I discovered. While it may not surprise you, it may remind you to be more cautious at work.

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