Thursday, March 29, 2012

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The need for a personal trainer has always been considered as a luxury. Having one is still out of the ordinary because the professional fees are very expensive. Only those who can afford the services can hire one. It is considered a great help to those who are health conscious. Those who do get a personal trainer are usually those who have weight issues. Since obese or overweight people are at high risk to deadly diseases. Nowadays, the rate of a personal trainer is more affordable. It is due to the increasing number of people who get their services.

Many trainers respond to the needs of the costumers. It is actually slowly becoming a necessity in the society. The salary of a personal trainer depends on his educational background and years of experience. The higher the education and the longer the experience, the higher will be the rate. The vast number of personal trainers is expected to be tripled in the years to come. In New York the rate is much higher than the other states. According to some surveys the trainer gets an average of $50 dollars per hour while in other places they get only approximately $40 dollars per hour. The lowest and starting rate is usually $13 dollars per hour.

Personal trainers with more than average and highest salaries are those who took care of the fitness program of the big stars in the movie industry. Celebrities and famous personalities need to be in good if not perfect shape. Their program usually takes extensive work outs and fitness regimen. And it is the job of their designated celebrity personal trainers to make sure that they religiously follow the fitness and health program. These celebrity trainers of popular personalities become famous themselves. Jennifer Lopez, one of the sexiest women in the field of music and even acting has Mark Blanchard as her personal trainer. Michael George maintains the gorgeous shapes of beautiful celebrities Julianne Moore and Meg Ryan. The well-formed muscles of the famous male celebrities like Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis are under the wings of Gunnar Peterson. They are just few of the famous celebrities we look up to with regards to their fitness.

The high pay rates and the popularity that comes with it are encouraging more and more people to make this their profession. Here are some tips on how to be one. First thing to do is to study and acquire the certificates which will accredit you as a professional trainer. Second is to take time getting in shape and being physically fit. In that way, your prospective celebrity client will see how well you train because the proof is obvious in your physique. Third is to apply in the gym where celebrities are visibly seen. And these gyms are usually in Los Angeles and New York. You may even want to offer free services to celebrities as an introductory or promotional offer. This could be a way of introducing yourself and your services.

As a personal trainer, you need to be a a mentor. Your client needs your educational background and training experience but there is more to that, There are tips on how to be a better and productive trainer. They can include taking care of your clients healthy diet. Teach them on what healthy food to eat. Diabetics must have thorough instructions on proper food intake. The trainer must serve as a guide. In that way the trainer is specializing on the clients needs. A trainer must be vigilant in knowing the capacity of the client. The exercises activities should be timed such that the client will not be over-doing it. Don?t push clients with extreme exercises that their body is not prepared to do.

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

'Titanic' director James Cameron dives to Earth's deepest spot

Cameron is using a submarine to descend nearly seven miles to the bottom of the Mariana Trench in the Pacific. The pressure below is the equivalent of three SUVs sitting on your toe.

Director James?Cameron?began his journey Sunday to someplace only two men have gone before ? to the Earth's deepest point.

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The director of "Titanic," ''Avatar" and other films is using a specially designed submarine to descend nearly seven miles (11 kilometers) to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, an area 200 miles (320 kilometers) southwest of the Pacific island of Guam.

He began the dive at approximately 5:15 a.m. Monday, local time, according to Stephanie Montgomery of the National Geographic Society, where?Cameron?is an explorer-in-residence.

"RELEASE, RELEASE, RELEASE!" were the last words?Cameron?uttered before beginning the dive, according to a Twitter post from the expedition.

The scale of the trench is hard to grasp ? it's 120 times larger than the Grand Canyon and more than a mile (1.6 kilometers) deeper than Mount Everest is tall. It was expected to take?Cameron?90 minutes to reach the bottom aboard his 12-ton, lime-green sub called "Deepsea Challenger." Once there,?Cameron?planned to spend six hours collecting samples for biologists and geologists to study. The return trip to the surface was forecast to take 70 minutes.

There's considerable wiggle room built in, however, as the submarine?Cameron?helped design has the capability to support life for a 56-hour dive.

The first and only time anyone dove to these depths was in 1960. Swiss engineer Jacques Piccard and US Navy Capt. Don Walsh took nearly five hours to reach the bottom and stayed just 20 minutes. They didn't have much to report on what they saw there, however, because their submarine kicked up so much sand from the ocean floor they couldn't see much.

One of the risks of a dive so deep is extreme water pressure. At 6.8 miles (10.9 kilometers) below the surface, the pressure is the equivalent of three SUVs sitting on your toe.

Cameron?told The Associated Press in an interview after a 5.1 mile (8.2 kilometer)-deep practice run near Papua New Guinea earlier this month that the pressure "is in the back of your mind." The submarine would implode in an instant if it leaked, he said.

But while he was a little apprehensive beforehand, he wasn't scared or nervous while underwater.

"When you are actually on the dive you have to trust the engineering was done right," he said.

The latest dive site, which is at the deepest point in the Mariana Trench, is named Challenger Deep after the British naval vessel HMS Challenger that used sound to first measure its depth.

The film director has been an oceanography enthusiast since childhood and has made 72 deep-sea submersible dives. Thirty-three of those dives have been to the wreckage of the Titanic, the subject of his 1997 hit film that is being released in a 3-D version next month.

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Thursday, March 22, 2012

'Intruders' Director Creates All-New Nightmare Fuel

Director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo brings new meaning to the term "nightmare fuel" in "Intruders," his latest thriller about two young children being terrorized by a hooded humanoid creature without a face ? appropriately dubbed Hollow Face ? with one man, played by Clive Owen, to link them all together. "Intruders," a fascinating examination of the [...]

Source: http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2012/03/20/intruders-director-juan-carlos-fresnadillo/

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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Radio's 'This American Life' retracts Apple story

In this undated image released by The Public Theater, Mike Daisey is shown in a scene from "The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," in New York. Daisey, whose latest show has been being credited with sparking probes into how Apple's high-tech devices are made, is finding himself under fire for distorting the truth. The public radio show ?This American Life? retracted a story Friday, March 16, 2012, that it broadcast in January about what Daisey said he saw while visiting a factory in China where iPads and iPhones are made. (AP Photo/The Public Theater, Stan Barouh)

In this undated image released by The Public Theater, Mike Daisey is shown in a scene from "The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," in New York. Daisey, whose latest show has been being credited with sparking probes into how Apple's high-tech devices are made, is finding himself under fire for distorting the truth. The public radio show ?This American Life? retracted a story Friday, March 16, 2012, that it broadcast in January about what Daisey said he saw while visiting a factory in China where iPads and iPhones are made. (AP Photo/The Public Theater, Stan Barouh)

CHICAGO (AP) ? The public radio program "This American Life" on Friday retracted a story about what a monologist said he found while investigating Apple operations in China, citing "numerous fabrications."

The show's Friday broadcast will detail inconsistencies in the highly popular Jan. 6 episode that was an excerpt from writer Mike Daisey's critically acclaimed one-man show "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," which currently is at the Public Theater in New York.

"We're retracting the story because we can't vouch for its truth," Ira Glass, host of "This American Life," said in a letter posted on the show's website. Spokeswoman Emily Condon said Glass wouldn't take calls for comment until after Friday's episode airs.

In his program, Daisey describes meeting workers who put in very long hours and were forced to do crippling, repetitive motions at factories that make Apple products in China.

But "This American Life" says Rob Schmitz, a China correspondent for the public radio show "Marketplace," located and interviewed Daisey's Chinese interpreter, who disputed much of the artist's claims.

"This American Life" said in its statement that staffers asked Daisey for his interpreter's contact information while fact-checking the story and he said the cellphone number he had for her didn't work anymore and he had no way to reach her.

"At that point, we should've killed the story," Glass said in the statement. "But other things Daisey told us about Apple's operations in China checked out, and we saw no reason to doubt him."

Daisey posted on his web site Friday that he stands by his work and that what he does is theater, not journalism.

"'This American Life' is essentially a journalistic ? not a theatrical ? enterprise, and as such it operates under a different set of rules and expectations. But this is my only regret," Daisey's letter said.

Apple has been rebutting Daisey's allegations for months, to little effect. An Apple spokeswoman declined comment Friday.

The original episode, "Mr. Daisey and the Apple Factory," has become the most popular podcast in the history of "This American Life" with nearly 890,000 downloads.

In his show, Daisey splices career milestones of Steve Jobs and the transformation of Apple from a David into a Goliath with more personal stories about his own connection to the computer maker.

He has said that when he saw four photos posted online taken by workers at a Chinese factory to test the iPhone but mistakenly not erased, he suddenly realized people, not robots, were putting the sleek devices together.

In interviews and on stage, Daisey has said he traveled to the Chinese industrial zone of Shenzhen and interviewed hundreds of workers from Foxconn Technology Group, the world's largest electronics contract manufacturer.

"I talk to people whose joints in their hands have disintegrated from working on the line, doing the same motion hundreds and hundreds of thousands of times. It's like carpal tunnel on a scale we can scarcely imagine," he said while performing the show in New York in October.

While the piece specifically targets Apple, most of what Daisey said he discovered is applicable to many high-tech manufacturers. Daisey has performed the new monologue for some 50,000 people from Seattle to Washington, D.C., and it is now at The Public Theater until Sunday. Daisey was expected to take the show on tour, but its future is now in doubt.

In a statement, The Public Theater said the show would be performed in New York as scheduled and stood by what it called "a powerful work of art."

"Mike is an artist, not a journalist," the statement said. "Nevertheless, we wish he had been more precise with us and our audiences about what was and wasn't his personal experience in the piece."

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AP Drama Writer Mark Kennedy contributed to this report from New York.

Associated Press

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Friday, March 16, 2012

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Australia's FM says misunderstood on PNG furore

Australia's new Foreign Minister Bob Carr has backed away from comments that Canberra would impose sanctions on Papua New Guinea if it did not go to the polls, saying he was misunderstood.

Carr, who became the country's top diplomat this week, sparked condemnation from Port Moresby after he said Australia would "be in the position of having to consider sanctions" if Papua New Guinea failed to hold elections in mid-2012.

"We'd have no alternative but to organise the world to condemn and isolate Papua New Guinea," Carr told Sky News on Wednesday.

He also said Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill "must commit unequivocally to this election", adding that "without it, you've got a shocking model of misgovernance that is there planted in the Pacific".

But Carr issued a statement Friday saying Australia accepted assurances from O'Neill and others that impoverished Papua New Guinea's elections would be held on time.

He said he had spoken to his counterpart Ano Pala, who had reportedly called for a public apology over the remarks.

"As I said to Foreign Minister Pala in my telephone conversation yesterday, my recent comments have been misunderstood and used out of context," Carr said.

"Australia's approach to PNG as a sovereign friend and neighbour is to be supportive."

Politics in Papua New Guinea have been in turmoil since late 2011 when the Supreme Court ruled O'Neill's rise to power -- via a parliamentary vote while then leader Sir Michael Somare was recovering from illness in Singapore -- was illegal.

Somare, who has dominated politics in his country for decades, believes he is still the leader of the Pacific nation of 6.6 million people, which is on the cusp of a major resources boom.

O'Neill, who has the support of parliament, has vowed to hold free and fair elections in June but is facing calls from within his government to delay the polls to allow more time to implement policies and finalise voter rolls.

Carr said Australia would assist with electoral experts as well as aviation support, including to transport personnel, ballot boxes and election materials to remote areas.

"PNG is a robust democracy with a proud history of holding elections as provided for under its constitution," he said.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/australias-fm-says-misunderstood-png-furore-052510494.html

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