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According to a new study highlighting emotional benefits of exercise is a much better way of boosting physical activity than focusing on traditional health benefits.

"There is evidence that people who believe that physical activity is enjoyable and fun are more likely to engage in sports and exercise," said Reema Sirriyeh, from the University of Leeds who conducted the study with associates.

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Researchers have launched a new algorithm, which will perk up computer graphics for video games.

In a paper by Morgan McGuire, assistant professor of computer science at Williams College, and co-author Dr. David Luebke of NVIDIA, scientists have enlightened that they have formulated a novel technique for cybernating lighting and light sources, which will permit video game graphics to approach quality of the film.

The two-time national award winner, Tabu is happy with the tag of sensuous despite the actress sometimes playing non-glamorous as in "The Namesake".

"I am happy being called one." Tabu said, on being asked about the "sensuous" tag given to her by fans.

Unlike her colleagues, who undergo grueling workout sessions and follow strict diet plans to stay fit, Tabu doesn't do any such thing.

The 39-year-old told IANS," I don't believe in dieting and gymming." She, however, refused to reveal her fitness mantra, insisting: "It's a secret."

According to new evidence, giving employees greater flexibility at work is likely to boost their health and well being.

Clare Bambra, researcher at Durham University (DU), England said, greater flexibility "has the potential to promote a healthier workplaces and improve work practices."

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