November 25, 2009
By bookmarkAP in Technology | 0 comments
About a year ago, my brother-in-law — who is an amateur photographer – gave my husband and I his old professional-grade DSLR camera. Since then, I’ve been learning how to use the manual settings. Trust me, it’s harder than it looks.
In fact, for certain things I have found it is better just to go back to [...]
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April 26, 2009
By bkAuto in Technology | 0 comments
Most people don’t keep their cell phones very long these days. They get a new one after just about one year because by that time the technology has advanced enough to make the newer phones far better than the ones that they have. Many people are starting to realize that it’s important to recycle their [...]
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March 22, 2009
By bookreader in Technology | 0 comments
Have you heard of satellite internet access? I heard about it on the TV last night. I think this is quite possibly one of the greatest inventions on the world. I can’t even begin to imagine checking my Facebook account from the middle of Death Valley. Of course, why stop there? I mean, I’ll be [...]
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December 18, 2008
By Bookmark in Technology | 0 comments
With the demands for equipment in manufacturing facilities today, it is important to have systems that automatically keep track of internal processes. For production systems that require air, gas, or other fluid, a flow meter is an invaluable tool to keep track of how fast or how much of a gas or fluid is travelling [...]
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December 9, 2008
By MarkBook in Technology | 0 comments
Last week, my family inherited a vast area of hand that I inherited from my parents. It was a nice area beside a pine forest with a beautiful river crossing it.
We had been thinking hard what to with it and we had environmental concerns in our mind. Our final decision was to convert a portion [...]
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