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Eyes are killing me [#permalink] New post   31 Jul 2007, 02:46
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My eyes are burning like hell... to top the fact that i've to stare at my workstation the entire day :pc , i've to come in the dark of the night to give my practice CATs... :? :?

Need advice on how to keep the eyes going along..under such strenous conditions!!!:bouncer2 :bouncer2

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[#permalink] New post   31 Jul 2007, 03:17
To me, there are 3 things to check:
> the refresh rate of your screen : more for the CRT type
> the surrounding light : u have to compensate the light of your screen by another source of light next to it. That light must be enough porwerfull to create a constant light where u are looking (arround the screen)
> enough breaks : u should go away from your screen 1 time an hour at least during the day (2>3 min)

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[#permalink] New post   31 Jul 2007, 03:31
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To me, there are 3 things to check:
> the refresh rate of your screen : more for the CRT type
> the surrounding light : u have to compensate the light of your screen by another source of light next to it. That light must be enough porwerfull to create a constant light where u are looking (arround the screen)
> enough breaks : u should go away from your screen 1 time an hour at least during the day (2>3 min)

:)


Yeah, true... i asked one of my friends... it seems if after 30 mins you look towards a considerable distance you are working those eye muscles which are used to looking at 1-2 feets... this is very helpful!!!!! This we need to do throughout the day..and also try to look into the dark. I am feeling much relaxed now!


Fig, while i was typing this in... i got a mail from our health doctor on the campus... i am attaching the health tips for the computer user.... :) :)

PS Should have asked this 10 days back, would'nt had to bear so much :)

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[#permalink] New post   31 Jul 2007, 07:56
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Fig wrote:
To me, there are 3 things to check:
> the refresh rate of your screen : more for the CRT type
> the surrounding light : u have to compensate the light of your screen by another source of light next to it. That light must be enough porwerfull to create a constant light where u are looking (arround the screen)
> enough breaks : u should go away from your screen 1 time an hour at least during the day (2>3 min)

:)


Yeah, true... i asked one of my friends... it seems if after 30 mins you look towards a considerable distance you are working those eye muscles which are used to looking at 1-2 feets... this is very helpful!!!!! This we need to do throughout the day..and also try to look into the dark. I am feeling much relaxed now!


Fig, while i was typing this in... i got a mail from our health doctor on the campus... i am attaching the health tips for the computer user.... :) :)

PS Should have asked this 10 days back, would'nt had to bear so much :)

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Knowing my level in english, I must ask u more details about the bold part.... Are u considering HEC as a potentiel B school to apply to? ;)
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[#permalink] New post   31 Jul 2007, 09:42
I would suggest you to wake up early in the mornings and then take CATs rather than taking them in nights after a hectic days work . Just my 2 cents.
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[#permalink] New post   Updated on: 01 Aug 2007, 00:02
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that sounds like an interesting idea!! I think you are hitting something there..but i can only try this on sat and sun morning as use my workstation in office for the tests (no laptop :( ) ..dont want to do this on regular working days!! thanx

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[#permalink] New post   31 Jul 2007, 23:47
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Finding Perdition wrote:
Fig wrote:
To me, there are 3 things to check:
> the refresh rate of your screen : more for the CRT type
> the surrounding light : u have to compensate the light of your screen by another source of light next to it. That light must be enough porwerfull to create a constant light where u are looking (arround the screen)
> enough breaks : u should go away from your screen 1 time an hour at least during the day (2>3 min)

:)


Yeah, true... i asked one of my friends... it seems if after 30 mins you look towards a considerable distance you are working those eye muscles which are used to looking at 1-2 feets... this is very helpful!!!!! This we need to do throughout the day..and also try to look into the dark. I am feeling much relaxed now!


Fig, while i was typing this in... i got a mail from our health doctor on the campus... i am attaching the health tips for the computer user.... :) :)

PS Should have asked this 10 days back, would'nt had to bear so much :)

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Knowing my level in english, I must ask u more details about the bold part.... Are u considering HEC as a potentiel B school to apply to? ;)


No no, Fig....just our doctor on the organization's campus :) :) ...BTW HEC is not a bad idea.... can you elaborate why you thought that way....anyhow i dont know anything about healthcare :?


PS i couldnt attach..can you do it for me?

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[#permalink] New post   01 Aug 2007, 00:48
Finding Perdition wrote:
Trahul

that sounds like an interesting idea!! I think you are hitting something there..but i can only try this on sat and sun morning as use my workstation in office for the tests (no laptop :( ) ..dont want to do this on regular working days!! thanx

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I think its ok, you can take tests only during the weekends 8-)
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[#permalink] New post   01 Aug 2007, 01:38
Why HEC? I think the most simple is to have a look on my thread here : https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=41091

About the trouble in attaching a document, I can not help. This feature has been removed temporarly from the GMATClub forum. I do not have more information regarding it.

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[#permalink] New post   01 Aug 2007, 22:17
Fig wrote:
Why HEC? I think the most simple is to have a look on my thread here : https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=41091

About the trouble in attaching a document, I can not help. This feature has been removed temporarly from the GMATClub forum. I do not have more information regarding it.

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I would need to research on this more!! thanks BTW!!!

Anywayz.....how can i attach the doc i was mentioning ????

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