A Great Audio Adventure

Are you bored of watching your all time favorite adventure movies and shows? Do you find those adventure stories really predictable? Well, switch to something better and new! This time, LISTEN to the unique adventure stories that are really unpredictable and exciting from Leviathan Chronicles.

Leviathan Chronicles is an audio adventure conceptualized by Christof Laputka, the writer and producer of the adventure. This unique series will surely bring back those days when you and your imagination were just the one experiencing the adventure. The series will definitely gave you an exciting twist on the usual adventure stories you see and watch.

I listened on the first chapter of the series entitled Evil Undertow. The chapter started with you being brought to a wide spread of ocean on a quiet dawn six years back. A highly advanced Chinese submarine is on a mission to deliver an otherworldy cargo to the deepest part of the Earth, the Marianas Trench. Unfortunately, the vessel encountered a problem while maneuvering their way in to the trench. On that same moment, they were intercepted by USS Dakota, an American submarine and the great story follows next! So be sure to listen to the first episodes and experience the adventure you thought you could never experience.

Leviathan Chronicles is best listened while you are having a coffee break in work, before going to sleep and even at your free time in school. You can really listen to this adventure series anywhere and anytime by simply downloading the episodes and put it in your portable audio players like your iPod! Great isn't it? So be sure to check out there site and listen to the adventures that could level up your wildest imagination to the highest level!

Elizabowl

The image you see above is called the Elizabowl, FIRST PLACE winner of the International Housewares Association's 2008 Student Design Competition.

For over 15 years now, there have been a nationwide contest that encourages and recognizes the unique creativity of young industrial designers. There one-of-a-kind innovations and creations may appear in your own home someday soon.

Here's the complete article that describes the creation above, who made it, how and why it was made.

"Everybody knows, thanks to an old cliché, that one bad apple can spoil the whole bunch. But never before has anyone offered such a thoughtful solution as Sarah O'Brien, a senior at the University of Louisiana.

O'Brien took first place in the 2008 Student Design Competition for her Elizabowl, an interlaced system of pockets that blossoms to accommodate the amount of fruit on hand. "Because each piece is kept in a separate container, if one piece starts to go bad it can't have that chemical conversation with neighboring fruit telling them to go bad," explains O'Brien.

Elizabowl demonstrates O'Brien's keen sense for industrial design and also her appreciation for history: Her invention is named for its similarity to collars worn during the Elizabethan period."

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Certification For Your Success

Our dynamic earth and the constant improvement of our technology greatly affect all people from any status of life for almost all of us are already dependent on the new innovations and gadgets and facilities. As the world continues to thicken its walls with computers, robots, and the most high-tech inventions, the more people are in demand in taking care and developing these said things.

Basically, trainings on IT career is one of the most needed requirements when talking about connecting the world through the highest invented machines and facilities. Trainings that will enable a person to have and edge over people who don't have certifications.

Fortunately, there's this fast growing organization and community that offers one of the best and credible trainings for all people who are interested in learning languages that will connect our world. The Cisco Learning Network, will help us enhance and advance our IT career through practical trainings. Another good thing about this learning network is that they never leave you hanging before takng the certification examination. They will still provide great technical resources to help you prepare for your certification exam.

Generally, The Cisco Learning Network gives you a chance to specialize a certain field in IT by giving various certification paths. These are Routing and Switching, Design, Security, Service Provider, Storage Networking, Voice and Wireless. In addition to these career certifications networking personnel can enhance their core knowledge by achieving specialist certifications in technologies such as security, IP telephony, and wireless.

As a young student of IT, Cisco certification will definitely advance me more on this career that I chose. Just like what my Network Engineer and a Cisco Certified professor said, having that useful certification will absolutely keep our success much clearer to happen.

How to Choose a Future-Proof Video Camera

Camcorder are indeed changing very fast. In a blink of an eye, we sometimes don't realize that own is already left behind. In order for us to ensure that your video memories will stand the test of time, here's a simple guide on how to pick the right camera for you.

I once read an article in MSN Tech and Gadgets that a future-proof video camera can be best purchased when you follow this three key guidelines:

• Buy the best image quality you can afford
• Capture in a widely supported format
• Use a long-term storage medium

According to the article, "no single camcorder have been tested performs ideally in all of these criteria, but keeping these demands in mind helps narrow the field to a manageable number of cameras. To get the highest image quality (and full-quality playback on that spanking-new HDTV you bought) you should be thinking HD. There are two main high-definition video formats in consumer camcorders: HDV, which came out in 2004 and uses the same kind of MiniDV tape cassettes as the original (and hugely successful) standard-def DV format; and AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition), a still-maturing format that first appeared in mid-2006 and can be recorded to DVD, hard disk or flash memory."