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YOUR NATION IS A HAPPIEST NATION?

April 18, 2015

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SHARE SOME LOVE- BEST KISSES!

A Kiss is an action of 3 senses: 1. Smells 2. Touches 3. Taste (knowingly / unknowingly) and it does make perfect sense! Kiss Reduce Your Blood Pressure: Kissing helps to dilate your blood vessels, which may help lower your blood pressure. Relieve Cramps and Headaches: The blood-vessel-dilation effect described above also helps to relieve pain, particularly from headache or menstrual cramps. Release Your Happy Hormones : Kissing prompts your brain to release a happy elixir of feel-good chemicals like serotonin, dopamine, and oxytocin. Boost Your Self-Esteem: suggests the kiss (and perhaps the happy home-life it suggests) makes people happier, boosts self-esteem and, ultimately, more productive at work. Tone Your Facial Muscles : kiss helps you shape up your neck and jawline by working out a number of facial muscles. Burn Calories: It’s not going to replace your workout session… but kiss may burn 5-6 calories Kissing not only ...

"Minority Report" getting realistic as the Technology market is BOOMING! FOR #augumentationreality!

Virtual reality and augmented reality are exciting – Google Glass coming and going, Facebook’s $2 billion for Oculus, Google’s $542 million into Magic Leap, not to mention Microsoft’s HoloLens. There are amazing early-stage platforms and apps, but VR/AR in 2015 feels a bit like the smartphone market before the iPhone. We’re waiting for someone to say “One more thing…” in a way that has everyone thinking “so that’s where the market’s going!” Eye phone AR could play a similar role to mobile across sectors, as well as a host of uses nobody has thought of yet. The sort of things you might do with AR include a-commerce (we just invented a new cousin to e-commerce and m-commerce), voice calls, web browsing, film/TV streaming in plain old 2D as well as 3D, enterprise apps, advertising, consumer apps, games and theme park rides. So while games feature prominently in most AR demos, they are only one of a multitude of potential uses for AR. See full analysis by sector here.

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