!±8± Zumba Fitness Exhilarate: The Ultimate Experience DVD Set

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Zumba Fitness Exhilarate: The Ultimate Experience DVD Set

Bigger, bolder, and edgier, the Zumba® Fitness Exhilarate DVD collection is revolutionizing the at-home fitness experience by combining raw energy with cutting-edge design, lights, and sounds to take you on an unforgettable, exhilarating journey to a healthy and happy lifestyle.

The Activate DVD features a 45-minute workout sure to rev up your metabolism.

As Jam-packed with red-hot dance steps, pulsating Latin and international rhythms, and feel-it-to-the-core routines, this invigorating dance-fitness party will have you movin', rockin', and shakin' the weight off to the exotic rhythms of salsa, cumbia, samba, reggaeton, merengue, and more. With music-video style visuals and live musical accompaniment, these multisensory fitness DVDs put you right in the middle of a Zumba® Fitness-Party. And thanks to its nonstop, easy-to-follow choreography and muscle-engaging routines, you'll torch hundreds of calories per hour and sculpt your body from head to toe--without feeling like you’re working out.

The seven-disc DVD collection features seven total-body workouts and each routine utilizes varying levels of intensity to deliver a body-energizing workout that you'll want to move to again and again. The set includes breakdowns of basic steps, a 20-minute "Rush" workout, a 45-minute "Activate" workout, the "Ripped" workout featuring the Zumba® Toning program and breakthrough Zumba Sentao program, a 60-minute "Exhilarate" dance-fitness party, the "Mix" workout featuring rhythms from all over the world, and a massive Zumbathon® Fitness-Concert live class.

About Zumba Fitness
The Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System includes four DVDs and two toning sticks. Zumba Fitness® is the only Latin-inspired dance-fitness program that blends red-hot international music, created by Grammy Award-winning producers, and contagious steps to form a "fitness-party" that is downright addictive. Since its inception in 2001, Zumba Fitness has grown to become the world's largest and most successful dance-fitness program with more than 10 million people of all shapes, sizes, and ages taking weekly Zumba classes in over 90,000 locations across more than 110 countries.

A fitness instructor in his native Cali, Colombia, the life of Zumba program's founder, Alberto "Beto" Perez, took an unexpected turn one fateful day in the mid-'90s. He darted off to teach an aerobics class and forgot his traditional aerobics music, so he improvised using his own mix of music from tapes he had in his backpack (the salsa and merengue music he grew up with). Spontaneously, he created a new kind of dance-fitness, one that focused on letting the music move you (instead of counting reps over the music). Energy electrified the room; people couldn't stop smiling. His class loved it! And on that day, a revolutionary new fitness concept was born--the Zumba Fitness-Party.

The Exhilarate DVD features a 60-minute dance party workout that torches calories.

In 2001, Beto brought his new dance-fitness style to Miami, Florida, and, through a student (Alberto Perlman's mom), met entrepreneurs Alberto Perlman and Alberto Aghion. All three hailed from Colombia and all three had a vision to bring this dynamic dance-fitness class to the masses. The three Albertos formed an alliance and created a business, calling it Zumba Fitness. They trademarked the word Zumba® and set a goal to expand the brand all over the world. First came the DVDs, then the infomercial--which introduced the Zumba Fitness-Party to the public on a wide-scale basis. That followed with the demand for Zumba classes and Zumba instructors and then the company took off and the Zumba program expanded in a big way. By 2005, Zumba Fitness spawned a full-fledged Zumba Academy to license Zumba Instructors to teach Zumba classes. More expansion followed with the launch of Zumbawear apparel and accessories, music CDs, and in 2008, one of the bestselling at-home fitness DVD series ever--the Zumba Fitness® Total Body Transformation System--which starred Beto and introduced Zumba Fitness' newest stars, Tanya Beardsley and Gina Grant. In 2010, Zumba shook the ground by being the first branded fitness program to launch a video game on all three major gaming platforms: Wii, Xbox, and PS3.

Fast forward to today, the Zumba program is now taught in gyms and studios all over the world to millions of Zumba enthusiasts. And as the program continues to evolve from its humble beginnings, to a global movement, to a way of life--its growth has only deepened the company's commitment to providing accessible fitness, without the strain, without the sacrifice, just the pure joy of a party.

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Dell Latitude E6400 Review - Intel Core 2 Duo With Backlit Keyboard and Windows Vista Ultimate

!±8± Dell Latitude E6400 Review - Intel Core 2 Duo With Backlit Keyboard and Windows Vista Ultimate

Dell has always been known for producing solid laptops. Being in the market for a new laptop a few months ago, I did some research and found that the E6400 is a machine that would serve me well. The Dell Latitude E6400 was the replacement for the very popular Dell D630 which I also had the opportunity to work with. Being happy with the D630, I felt that the E6400 would be a good choice for me.

After spending a few days trying to configure my laptop with the Dell sales team, they finally got it right and sent me my machine. After opening up the box, I was very excited to see my new sleek computer. The matte black finish makes this a very good looking machine.

I turned the computer on and was pleasantly surprised to see the back-lit keyboard in action. This was a upgrade but let me tell you that it was well worth it. I am typing this review right now in the dark with no trouble what so ever.

After a few minutes admiring my new computer, I noticed the top right of the keyboard was angled different than the rest of the keyboard. I thought this was odd but figured that it was just the way it was designed. After analyzing the computer some more, I noticed that the right speaker grill had a dent in it. It almost looked like a flat head screw driver was dropped on it.

These were minor things that I could deal with for the moment so I continued to go about my business and put my new laptop to work.

Something told me the keyboard was broken because it almost seemed like there was a stuck key. I would work on something and every so often, something random would happen on the screen. I even installed a key logger to try and find out what the issue was and what key was causing the issue.

After viewing the logs in the key logger, I saw that the CTRL key was being pressed multiple times triggering keyboard short cuts. For sure, I though this was a keyboard issue so I took apart the laptop and took out the keyboard. After looking at the keyboard for a while, I noticed that the idiot who put the keyboard into the laptop jammed it in and that is why the top left of the keyboard looked bent. The whole top right of the keyboard was bent and pried into place so I straightened it out as best I could and placed it back in the laptop.

The keyboard looked uniform now and I tried it out. Same issue - the CTRL key was acting up. After some more troubleshooting, I found out that the touch pad was causing the issue. Apparently, there is a function on the touch pad to zoom in and out which emulates pressing the CTRL key and the + and - keys. Whenever my finger was on the left of the touch pad, it would cause the CTRL key to engage so I turned off this function and all was good.

I figured since the laptop is under warranty that I would get a new keyboard and right speaker grill. At least Dell is good about sending replacement parts. They arrived the next day.

The system was still unstable. I would constantly review logs in the Management Console Event Viewer to see what could be causing my hardship. The DVD writer was also acting up and kept crashing my system so I ordered that through Dell. After a few rebuilds and a new DVD drive, my system was finally working like it should.

So it took a while to get this computer running like it should. Dell designed a solid machine, my only complaint is with Dell's inability to get it right the first time....second time...third time....

The Dell Latitude E6400 is a solid, well built machine that looks and works great. The back-lit keyboard is a very nice touch and the basic (stock) display is good for every day use. The keys on the keyboard are springy and feel nice to the touch. There are 4 USB ports (2 on the left and 2 on the right). One of the USB ports doubles as a E-SATA port which is nice! There is a VGA port on the left along with a display port on the rear. The right of the machine has a fire-wire port and there is a smart card port on the machine. The screen is sturdy and you need 2 hands to open the laptop which is a nice solid touch. The touch pad works well and the buttons are easy to push. I got the web cam option which works well for video conferencing. There is of course a network port on the back along with standard mic and headphone jacks on the right.

Overall, this is a great laptop and I would definitely recommend it to others. Just be weary when you get the machine and make sure everything works on it. Make sure that there are no dings on the machine because some newbie at the factory dropped it on the floor.