Freitag, 30. März 2012
How to Choose a Business that will Make You Rich/ Happy
Chris Bosh out at least 2 games
Chris Bosh will miss at least the Miami Heat's next two games after a death in his family.
Bosh did not travel with the team to Portland for Thursday night's game against the Blazers and he will not play Friday night when the Heat play in Utah. The Heat close their road trip with a game Sunday afternoon against the Los Angeles Lakers.
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra did not name a replacement starter. Most likely reserve Udonis Haslem will see increased minutes and veteran backup Juwan Howard will be pressed into service. The team is currently riding an eight-game win streak.
Montag, 26. März 2012
I will reiterate Snappy's good point
Freitag, 23. März 2012
Moshi iVisor Air AG Screen Protector for MacBook Air 13
The Skinny
The Moshi iVisor Air AG Screen Protector for MacBook Air 13 is the next generation in protective engineering and it is fast becoming apparent why this innovation by one of the planet's leading design specialists for electronics is just blowing away the competition. Created with the enhancement and preservation of your Apple MacBook Air in mind, the Moshi iVisor Air for the MacBook Air 13 assists those seeking an effective yet simple option for shielding and showcasing their hardware. Sleek and user-friendly, the Moshi iVisor is the complete and reliable solution to all your protective needs, a fashionable and function-attentive invention that guards and elegantly frames your computer.
Unlike so many other screen protectors on the market, the Moshi iVisor Air AG Screen Protector for MacBook Air 13 tackles the fundamental problems buyers consider when shopping around for screen protectors: those minute annoyances that, when piled up, quickly send a person into fits of anger. At the forefront of these concerns are air bubbles. Why use a screen protector at all if all it does is leave these infuriating bumps on your screen? Thus, rather than employ the trashy single-use adhesive apparatus of its lofty brethren, the Moshi iVisor is equipped with a polymer adhesive border, guaranteeing 100% easy air bubble-free application. No squeegees, no sprays, no more bubbles!
But air bubbles are just the beginning! The Moshi iVisor Air AG Screen Protector for MacBook Air 13, via its multi-layered construction, boasts defences against a variety of other perils. The iVisor is surface treated to minimize scratches, reduce speckling and fingerprint smudging, and significantly decrease glare without sacrificing clarity. Thicker corners prevent dust from building up along the edges.
Installing the Moshi iVisor Air AG Screen Protector for MacBook Air 13 takes mere seconds. With the average screen protector, repeated application, failed attempts to silence air bubbles, and grimy residue are a certainty. Moshi's patented technology ensures the iVisor is the sole screen protector to be completely removable and reusable. Before reapplication, simply remove the iVisor from the MacBook, wash off the iVisor and its adhesive border with water, wipe off any dust and debris, and let it dry adhesive side up. Moshi recommends the iVisor Air AG Screen Protector be cleaned once monthly.
The Technics
To install the Moshi iVisor Air AG Screen Protector for MacBook Air 13:
1) Clean the MacBook screen with microfiber cloth to remove any surface dust.
2) Adjust the MacBook screen to its maximum angle for easier installation.
3) Slowly and carefully peel and remove the Moshi iVisor's backside protective film.
4) Line up the Moshi iVisor with the MacBook screen from top to base, ensuring that the circular opening is lined up with the MacBook's camera slot. Gently press the iVisor into place along the border.
The Verdict
The Moshi iVisor Air AG Screen Protector for MacBook Air 13 has stunned customers with its protective capabilities and dependability. This little number is the top among preferred screen protectors for MacBook Air 13 owners worldwide. Don't miss the opportunity to own this top-of-the-line product for yourself!
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Takstar WPM-100 In Ear Monitor Noise Problems
This is a review of problems I had after purchasing Item 180824673401 a Takstar WPM 100 In Ear Monitor. It was a Receiving Unit and Sending Unit package deal for $61.99. It came with connecting cables, a 220 volt PSU. Ebay Vendor did not mention that ANYWHERE on Ebay sale site. It is a 220 volt, 12volt DC, 300 mamp power supply, and a brief 6 page instructional manual of about 3 pages written in Chinese and 3 pages in English. It arrived from a Chinese Ebay Vendor on March 17 2012 and I tried it out March 18th and 19th. It is operating in the 432 to 434 MHz UHF range and is supposed to work for up to 30 meters range. Receiver operates with 2 AA batteries, has on and off volume switch and knob for fine tuning UHF send/receive between 432 and 434. There is no mono stereo switch but it has a red on light on the send and receive units.
The reason for my review is I could find ZERO reviews on this product. I purchased it and took a chance and lost as the unit I received is completely unusable for music groups, singers, musicians. So I am warning you, since there are no reviews out there yet. The Takstar WPM 100 I received had far too much static, white background noise, signal loss and searching with loud annoying pops, in and out ghost sounds. This unit would not be usable for any kind of performance. I am a bit of a gear nut, I have tried out units from Nady, Sennheiser, Shure, AKG and Carver. They all have their pros and cons, Nady is the one with the most hiss and noise in the past but also the cheapest. I was hoping Takstar would beat Nady with price and sound quality. Yes, it beats Nady by price. Yet it makes Nady look good in terms of sound quality! It made Nady seem quiet in comparison! Takstar was far too noisy and distorted. I mean there is NO WAY you are going to use this unit I purchased on stage...at least not the one I got in the box. It is more like a toy walkie talkie radio in sound quality, and you are not going to like singing or playing with it.
There is the possibility I got a defective unit. To test this theory, I e-mailed five other people on Ebay who purchased this same exact unit within the last month. BTW, I do not blame the vendor for anything except not listing this has a 220 volt power supply. And the Chinese ebay vendor is only repeating the company sales pitch of everyone selling this unit. I got answers from four of the five ebay purchasers within a day. Three of them said their units were very noisy, and that the vendor had told them to try changing cords and try different power supplies, and/or turn up the music louder to drown out any hiss. Only one of four who answered, said his unit worked perfectly and was quiet enough to satisfy him. If 3 out of 4 people say their units are too noisy and unusable, that is a 75 percent fail rate! Sure enough, when I reported the problem to my vendor, they said to change the cords and PSU and turn up the music louder to drown out any hiss. I am afraid that will not work with the unit they sold me. It will create a massive headache and will be intolerable. If you add me to the statistics, that four out of five unusable units in a month.
Wish someone had written a review that I could have read, before I purchased this defective product. So I am writing this for you if you are researching this as a potential great deal. Maybe it's a fluke and I got a bad one, and several others got a bad run from the factory or a vendor. Maybe there is a power supply problem. But I have voltage converters. They should fix that and be up front with us as to PSU. Not selling us a product and then asking us to go buy or try out different PSU.
Until I see and hear a good working one, I can only report my experience has been bad with this unit. I have been to China and Asia three times, and I am not afraid to buy Asian products. But I admit, I have been burned several times with cheap knockoffs that were defective or very subpar in performance. I own voltage converters. I own numerous items purchased on Ebay from China and other parts of the world, and I have nearly 500 purchases with 100 percent positive feedback. I am a nice guy and hate to say anything negative. But I worry that others will be disappointed as I was with this purchase. And it is very very slow and hard to return something to China purchased from a Chinese company. You will have communication problems and it take forever to get a replacement part or your money back. That is if you ever get your money back. If you want to take a chance that you will get one of the good working units, and if you are stubborn and the incredibly low price lures you (as it did me) then here is a review for you to read and reconsider. As for me, today I gave up on the Takstar WPM-100 and ordered the Galaxy AS-9004 unit. That is a 4 receiver unit that gets many excellent reviews on the internet.
Tracking of an international shipment
You have to send item abroad and then, if buyer claims item as not received, you have to prove that
item was send, and received by buyer. In other case, you just loose money.
There's enough of bad experience with Paypal's refunds for not received items. Isn't it?
Yes! Especially from US sellers. Who use to send items with CUSTOMS DECLARATION number
which doesn't tracks on other postal sites.
So, to prove that the item delivered you need to track them at local postal sites, with their local languages
(examples: russian post, Elta (greece), spanish languages postal services etc.)
But there's an international track and trace system, which can help you to track items in 1 place with
translation to english, it is http://www.trackitonline.ru.
If you wish to get automatic updates of your postal item, you just need to register there and add item.
Also, I heard much troubles of US sellers with international buyers, especially from russia.
Russian postal servise is very slow, but their postal system tracks every step of the item starting from
Import to Delivery.
So where's the problem? Problem is that US sellers send items with Customs number, which is not trackable.
If you want to be sure that item delivered please send items to russia with registered option (R*), and you
will be able to track it down to Delivery.
tracking numbers and their options:
L*xxxxxxxxxxUS - /letter/ not trackable outside US (only few countries track it)
R*xxxxxxxxxxUS - /registered item or small packet/ should be trackable in any country, only local events
C*xxxxxxxxxUS - /parcel/ should be trackable in any country, complete events
E*xxxxxxxxxUS - /express mail/ - should be trackable in any country, complete events
Some countries do not track incoming registered items too (Australia, France, Germany and more), but it is possible
to confirm receipt through postal service (email, or call).
So if buyer claim non receipt, do not hesitate to call their local postal service.