Written by crizlai on Mar 3rd, 2009 | Filed under:
food,
memory,
Photography,
tips 
As a food blogger, I had experienced going for food expedition from early in the morning until late at night. By the end of the day, there were hundreds to thousands of photographs that I had taken throughout the day and it ate up more than one gigabyte of my hard disc space when transferred. Even as an amateur photographer, I had utilized so much of my memory card, what more would you expect from a professional photographer?
Unless you are well equipped with extra batteries and memory cards to store all the shots, do not ever think that one gigabyte would be enough for high resolution photographs. Just look at a simple plate of lamb chop with all the beautifully garnished side dishes and greens in a restaurant that your are reviewing. You would be surprised that you may have taken more than thirty 4Mb or more per shot of all the angles in order to capture the perfect lighting without realizing it. If you were to have 10 different dishes, your one gigabyte memory card would have been overloaded.
In actual fact, one gigabyte of memory card would be able to store barely 250 shots of high resolution photographs. If you have a laptop by your side to store in all the photographs, then you have no worries. But there’s also the risk of being spoilt by means of misplacing, getting damp in wet situation or worst still being left unattended in a hot and humid weather. If you appreciate your work of art well enough, it’s always best to have backups in case of emergencies. Investing in more memory cards would not be a waste. Not only will they be your great partners in your adventurous expeditions, they would also help you store memorable moments that might come once in your life time. Moreover, they are not expensive.
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Written by crizlai on Feb 26th, 2009 | Filed under:
hobby,
holiday,
life,
memory,
Photography,
product,
rant,
vacation
The most exciting trip of my life would be just a month away from now and guessed where it would be this time? It’s going to be a week of fun and relaxing vacation in Hawaii, away from my hectic work schedules. With beautiful sunsets, golden beaches and warm friendly locals, I would surely not miss out the opportunity to take as many photographs as I can for my personal scrapbook project.
With so many potential fun activities around the state of Hawaii with over hundreds of surrounding islands to hop around, I could easily shoot up thousands of beautiful sceneries and landscapes from water activities such as surfing, scuba diving to inland activities such as hiking trip to the volcanoes and visiting pineapple plantations.
Moreover, there are a few must visit islands from the northwest to southeast of the Hawaiian Island chain such as Kauai, Oahu, Maui and many more. Being a water sports enthusiast, I will definitely spend more time in Kauai, the fourth largest island in Hawaii. It is a snorkeling paradise. The clear and unpolluted water surrounding the islands is filled with abundance tropical fishes and reefs, a great place to witness the aquatic bounty of Hawaii indeed.
The only two things I have to worry about now would be the batteries for my camera and the quantity of photographs that I could store in my sd card. With the chances of being out of the hotel most of the time, I guessed I would have to purchase more backup accessories for my digital camera. It’s going to be a trip to remember forever and photographs sure will bring back many fond memories.
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Written by crizlai on Feb 24th, 2009 | Filed under:
tips
Won’t it be great to have someone to handle all your legal issues when you are injured in an accident in Kentucky, USA? You should consider engaging the services of a reliable Lexington personal injury lawyer. With more than 20 years of handling the justice deserved by victims of personal injuries, the Frank Jenkins Law Office should be one such great service to look out for.
If you are a victim of cases involving Vehicle Accidents, Car Accidents, Truck Accidents, Uninsured Motorist, Brain Injuries, Slip & Fall, Workplace Injuries, Workers’ Compensation, Construction Accidents, Workplace Hazards, Medical Malpractice and Social Security Disability, it’s better for you to seek out their consultation as they have the full experiences to assess your damages and thus propose a strategy for the best of your interest.
Don’t worry about the cost on involving their services as they would advise you for free if you have a strong case in hand. Moreover, most cases are on a contingency basis where you would only need to pay the attorney fee at the end of your case. Well, what would be better than to concentrate on your medical care and financial security and let the professionals handle your legal issues?
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Written by crizlai on Feb 16th, 2009 | Filed under:
life,
lifestyle,
living,
rant,
vacation
After so many years of working without taking any vacation, I ought to take one right now. It’s time I should let loose and enjoy myself to the maximum to do what I have longed for – skiing, mountaineering and hiking in the snow. Austria would be the ideal destination as the small country has the snowy ski villages of the Tyrolean Alps to the breathtaking resorts at the southern lake district of Vienna.<
Austria has always reminded me of the beautiful sceneries, museums, churches and architectural structures in which Julia Andrews starred in my all time favorite, The Sound of Music. Austria, being known as a classical music country in the world map was also the birth place of world class musicians such as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Strauss.
I better start checking all the travel deals that would be available now as I could not wait to get my hands on those Vienna sausages, Afpelstrudel, Palatschinken, Germknodel and many other yummy delicacies that I have been yearning for. The more I talk about food, the hungrier I get now. I’m wondering if I should make Austria my winter sports or Austrian cuisine destination. Maybe I would just choose both since I would be there for my vacation. 😛
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Written by crizlai on Feb 16th, 2009 | Filed under:
business,
setup,
solutions,
system,
technology
Gone are the days of setting up a store using the traditional way of writing receipts, checking on stocks, etc which in term would involved heavy manpower, time and paper work. With the advancement of technology and many Point of Sales (POS) solutions easily available in the market, anyone could well get their business started within minutes.<
Having barcodes tagged to the items have eased many companies to run their business smoothly. Barcodes can provide up-to-date information on key aspects of the business, enabling faster and accurate decisions to be made confidently. Moreover, fast-selling and slow selling items can be identified quickly. Thus, reordering or clearing of unwanted stock build-ups through clearance sales can be done without any hassles.<
So, what equipments do you need to make your business run smoother and more profitable? All you need to have are Base Windows powered PC with a store manager software, LCD Monitor, cash drawer, thermal receipt printer, barcode scanner with hands-free stand, magnetic card reader, pole display unit, mini keyboard, mouse, etc. You could always check with those POS solutions companies which would be glad to provide you with a quote for their bundled package that would cost much lesser if you were to purchase the equipments separately.
See! Starting a business has not been so easy without the availability of such wonderful equipments and systems. Set up your barcode systems today to save on more cost while improving the quality, on-time performance and other key business factors for the company.
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