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Weekend of March 20, 2009
What do you think about the upcoming digital television transition? Do you have a
converter box yet?
Dave and the team share their thoughts on this weekend's show.
Guests joining Dave this week include:
Bill Heuer, VP of Sales, Digital Imaging Division – Casio America
Looking for a new digital camera? Learn about Casio's latest cameras.
Howard Martin, Executive VP – HeartMath
Are you stressed out and need to be rescued? HeartMath provides products
and training to reduce stress and enhance your quality of life.
Thomas Streigler, CEO – iZ3D
Want to play games in 3D? iZ3D is a pioneer in the
manufacturing
of 3D monitors and 3D drivers for gamers.
Brian Nohe, Founder – KoNo Enterprises
Would your kids like some stylish earbuds? iPopperz can add
a bit of color and fun to your electronic accessories.
Melih Abdulhayoglu, CEO & Chief Security Architect – Comodo
Are we at risk from cyber-terrorism? Learn how to protect yourself.
John Venator, President & CEO – CompTIA Educational Foundation
CompTIA provides IT training and certification for individuals who
historically have been under-represented in the IT workforce.
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In-Studio Guest:
Brian Nohe
Founder
KoNo Enterprises
"Into Tomorrow" Video Update
Are you under a lot of stress? Learn about HeartMath’s emWave Personal Stress Reliever on this week’s Into Tomorrow Product Spotlight with Rob Almanza. Also featuring: This Week in Tech History with Chris Graveline.
Product Spotlight with Rob Almanza
emWave Personal Stress Reliever
Are you under a lot of pressure? How do you handle your stress? The folks at a company called HeartMath developed the emWave Personal Stress Reliever after many years of extensive research. The emWave provides a portable way to reduce stress, balance your emotions and increase your performance. It uses LED displays, audio feedback and a stress relief technique to help you mellow out. I was a bit skeptical going into it, but less than 5 minutes later, it changed my mind.
The emWave trains you to achieve a high performance mental and physiological state called "coherence" – a scientific term referring to a mental and emotional state you experience when you’re "in sync" – when your heart, brain and nervous system work more efficiently together. This can be compared to athletes when they’re in “the zone”.
EmWave is pretty easy to operate. You can place your finger on the sensor or attach the ear clip. I prefer to use the ear sensor. After your pulse is detected, you’ll see rising and falling blue lights – it’s a breathing pacer, which synchronizes to your heart rhythms. The goal is to increase your heart rhythm coherence and change the Coherence Level Indicator from Red (Low) to Blue (Medium) to Green (High or Optimal), while following HeartMath’s Coherence Technique. Even though it sounds VERY confusing, I found it very easy to learn to do.
The emWave is available for under 200 bucks.
By Rob Almanza
Additional Websites/Resources Mentioned
Laptop Magazine's "Top 5 Netbooks"
Learn more about Apple's iPhone
Portable Scanners:
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AmbirScan
- Plustek Scanner
Philips Home Theater System from Newegg
Slingbox - Watch your TV from anywhere you are!
This Week’s Prizes for Our Listeners
iChime: The "Play Anything" Doorbell
Intuit: Several TurboTax Premier Online Gift Cards
iPopperz: Several fun earbuds including: Jewelz, Sportz & Colorz
Wilson Electronics: Several MobilePro Wireless Cellular/PCS Dual-Band Amplifiers
