February 21, 2012

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Digital Handwriting Converter

Pentel Airpen Pocket

Digital handwriting converter

Pentel heralds a new age in digital penmanship with their Airpen Pocket. Improving on their previous Airpen digital pen models, the Pocket also features a memory unit so you can display on your screen in real time as you write, or just store the data to send to your computer or smart phone when you are ready. Working with both Windows and Mac, download the free Android application so it can also be used with your mobile handset.

Choose between blue or green, you also save time and effort through the Airpen Pocket's Bluetooth connectivity, so with the press of just one button on the memory unit you can transmit all your files to your computer or phone (though an auxiliary USB connection is also provided just in case). You can then view and edit all your writings in a variety of file formats. If you are a designer, calligrapher, artist or just an analog scribbler, this the answer to your digital dreams!

The Airpen Pocket features:

Color: blue or green
Size: 18 x 14 x 145mm (0.7 x 0.5 x 5.7") (pen), 77 x 27.4 x 12mm (3 x 1.1 x 0.5") (memory unit)
Weight: about 22g (pen), about 22g (memory unit)
Battery: SR41 x2 (pen), internal rich lithium (memory unit)
Battery life: 90 hours (pen), about 8 hours continuously (memory unit)
Charge time: 3.5 hours
Memory: 2MB (about 100 pages of A5)
Connectivity: Bluetooth (2.0 and above), USB (1.1)
100dpi
Writing area: up to A4
File formats: BMP, SVG, JPEG, TIFF
OS: Evernote, Android, DOS V, Mac OS X Leopard, Windows XP / Vista / 7 (not x64)
Note: does not include Mac writing detection software
Includes: CDROM, USB cable, carry case, digital pen, memory unit, digital pen batteries
Manual: Japanese

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FUNNY CUTE FACTS

The only way music is going to help your plant grow faster is if you sing to it directly. Music from a radio or whatever does nothing. However, since we breath out CO2 then singing to your plant and singing often within close proximity will provide it with extra CO2 which is what plants need to photosynthesize light to produce energy and emit O2. This is why people say that talking to your plants is good for them. It's not that they can hear you, it's that they need the CO2 coming out of your mouth.

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Swimming is one of the most popular recreational sports that can be enjoyed by all ages. The ability to swim enables people to participate in a wide variety of water sports such as snorkelling, water skiing, jet skiing, wind surfing, sailing, boating, fishing, rowing, and canoeing, without the fear of getting into trouble, and reduces the risk of drowning. Fear of water, particularly if a person suddenly gets out of their depth, prevents a lot of people going into a swimming pool or enjoying beach holidays. Many of the newer watersports require expertise in handling a craft as well as swimming proficiency.

Water is a very dangerous place for non swimmers, particularly if it is cold and an excessive amount of alcohol has been drunk. Unfamiliar surroundings, and no knowledge of local tides, can be lethal to careless individuals. Water-related fatalities are the second leading cause of accidental death in the UK and Australia, and the third in the US. The risk of drowning is 2.5 deaths per 100 000 in USA and 1 per 100 000 in the UK.

Babies are taught to swim at a very young age in some countries; this enables them to learn to swim without fear of the water. They should have had their first two combined immunizations, unless they are being breast-fed. The water temperature should be higher than normal, a minimum of 86°F or 27°C. The time spent in the water should be carefully monitored; this can vary from 10 minutes to 30 minutes but babies should not stay too long in the water as they lose heat rapidly.

Swimmers are usually taught the four swimming strokes used for competitions; the front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly, which are swum either as a single stroke or in combination over various distances.

There are four phases of each stroke; the reach, catch, pull, and recovery. The arm action during the pull phase provides 75% of the propulsion in all strokes except the breast-stroke, where the contributions from the upper and lower limbs are equal. During reach or entry the arm reaches forwards to enter the water. In backstroke the arm entry occurs with the shoulder in the fully elevated position. Catch is similar in all competitive strokes except backstroke; the elbow flexes, the arm extends forwards at the shoulder and moves outwards in the horizontal plane whilst rotating towards the body. The pull is the propulsion phase and can vary; the swimmer either sculls or pushes the water. The arm action starts at maximum elevation and ends in extension except in breast-stroke. Recovery is the out of water phase (except breast-stroke), and the arm then returns to start position.

In breast-stroke the arms move together in pull and recovery phase and the arms do not pull below the waistline.

Swimming is a sport that attracts participants of all ages although it is largely a young sport. Competitions are organized by clubs, schools, and national associations. Short course competitions take place in a 25-metre pool, long course in a 50-metre pool. Olympic swimming competitions are over a variety of distances and strokes, and they take place in 50-metre pools. Synchronized swimming, waterpolo, and diving are also included in the Olympic programme. Swimming in the sea may be part of a triathlon race, and open sea races, including Channel swims, are also held. ‘Masters’ swimming competitions are held for those over 24 years of age whereas ‘veteran’ sports competitions in athletics are for the over 40s. Competitions for different age groups are held in most countries, and world championships also take place.

Competitive swimming is a high-intensity training and performance sport. During the school year swimming training is divided into two sessions: the first session is in the early morning before school and the second session after school. The competitive swimmer usually does an average of 12 000-18 000 metres per day. The competition programme for the season should be planned well in advance so that the swimmer can peak for a specific competition, i.e. the swimmer reduces the amount of training to get the best result.

Swimming is a relatively injury-free sport and was found to be the safest of eleven sports surveyed by Weightman and Brown in 1975. It is non-load-bearing and does not involve antigravity work, resulting in fewer injuries. The injuries that do occur are usually due to overuse, doing too much too quickly, or breaking the rules.

To ignore warning signs of strong currents, king waves or rip tides may have lethal consequences. Diving into the shallow end of a pool or into a wave or sea where rocks are submerged may result in severe injuries. Pools should have the depth clearly marked so that swimmers do not dive into shallow water. Pools used for competition should be marked 2 metres from the wall at each end to judge when to turn. Flags are placed above the pool 5 metres from the end of the pool for the backstroke turn. There are rules against running around the pool. Pool discipline should be maintained, particularly out of the pool to prevent people slipping or jumping into the pool on top of other swimmers. There should also be strict discipline in the pool when swimming lengths. Hyperventilation before trying to swim a long distance under water should be forbidden, as it increases the risk of hypoxia (lack of oxygen), and may result in loss of consciousness and death by drowning. The hyperventilation removes carbon dioxide and hence delays the stimulus to breathe when breathholding.

Swimming programmes are helpful for both the mentally and the physically handicapped as they weigh less in water, and this makes it easier for them to move their muscles, enabling them to improve muscle tone and co-ordination of movement. Pregnant women can swim during their pregnancy while many other sports are not suitable. Swimming is also useful in rehabilitation of injured athletes. Patients with rheumatoid arthritis can improve their aerobic capacity by swimming in warm water. Asthmatics should be encouraged to swim, as swimming is the sport that is least likely to precipitate an asthmatic attack, and the fitter they are the fewer attacks they have; swimming improves their breathing. Asthma is not a handicap in achieving excellence in sport as shown by the number of Olympic gold medal swimmers who were asthmatics.

Water aerobics is becoming a popular method of keeping fit, with less potential for injury than high impact aerobics. Running in the water is a useful method for athletes to keep fit, if they are injured and unable to cope with full weight-bearing on hard surfaces. Hydrotherapy is also an effective rehabilitation after injury. Swimming is thus a sport that can be enjoyed by many different groups.

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MOST MEMORABLE MOVIE LOCATIONS

Every movie has some sort of famous location that you tend to recognize because every action in the movie is in that region. It can be a building, a park or just a room.

Some times you won’t even pay attention to the places in the movie, especially if it’s a fast action. Still we have picked out 10 movies where you surely will recognize the location immediately.

10. Die Hard – Nakatomi Plaza. Almost the whole movie was filmed between 29th and 35th floor of the Nakatomi Plaza in Beverly Hills, LA, where the terrorists took control over the building, and the hostages in it, while making their demands, and Bruce Willis as a New York cop gets caught up, and tries to save the poor victims.

9.Big Lebowski – Sobchak Security. Jeff Bridges as unemployed Jeffery Lebowski gets mistaken for the millionaire Jeffery Lebowski, and the plot gets complicated when the millionaire’s wife gets kidnapped. In the movie you can see Big Lebowski and his two friends sit at the Sobchak Security, talk and play bowling. Big Lebowski’s good friend Walter Sobchak runs the place on the Santa Monica Blvd, LA.

8. Groundhog Day – Cherry Street Inn. The weatherman Phil finds himself living the same day over and over again. The Cherry Street B&B is the place where Bill Murray as Phil starts his every day. The original B&B is located in Woodstock, Illinois, but in the movie it’s in Pennsylvania. The interior of the house looks nothing like the one in the movie, because they were shooting on a sound stage.

7. Home Alone – Family House. I bet that not one single person wouldn’t know from what movie this house is. The house is situated outside of Chicago, and the interior changed a bit from the first to the second movie. Some parts of the movie was filmed on set at a high school gym, but Culkin himself said that they still did a lot of shooting at the house.

6. Casino Royale – Hotel Splendide. James Bond must stop a banker to the world’s terrorist organizations from winning a high-stakes poker tournament at Casino Royale. The movie location is set in Montenegro, but the hotel is neither Splendide nor is it in Montenegro. It’s actually Hotel Pupp in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic. In the movie you can see the huge hotel when James Bond and Vesper Lynd arrive by taxi.

5. Lord Of The Rings – Hobbiton. The Hobbiton movie set is located near Matamata in the North Island of New Zealand. The place is actually a sheep farm location, so today sheep tend to go freely around the hobbit houses. Bilbo’s house are not one of the simple houses on the location, because it was filmed at a studio. After the filming the Hobbiton has become an idyllic tourist attraction.

4. Ghost Busters – Firehouse. Bill Murray as one of three unemployed professors who set up a ghost removal service. In Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2 they used the firehouse as a home base for their ghost-busting enterprise. When they filmed outside, the firehouse was one that is located in New York, but the interior is from a Los Angeles firehouse that also was used in other movies, like The Mask.

3. Star Wars – Mos Espa, Tatooine. In the middle of African Northern desert in Tunisia the set ofStar Wars was filmed. Tatooine is actually Tataouine which is a real town in Tunisia that’s located some miles south of where they filmed the movie. Today you can have a beer in the “Star Wars Bar or stay at the cave hotel that was Luke Skywalker’s home in the movie.

2. Forrest Gump – Chippewa Park in Savannah, GA. Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump was filmed at a bench in that park when waiting for the bus. He is sitting on the bench during 80% of the movie, telling his story. Now this bench is at the Savannah History Museum, but the park is still a popular place for tourists and photographers.

1. Rocky – Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 72 steps in front of this museum is now called the “Rocky Steps” where the character Rocky Balboa, played by Sylvester Stallone, ran up those stairs to the song “Gonna Fly Now”. Today there is a bronze statue of Rocky that is a main attraction for tourists. It’s also very popular for people to run up the stairs and mimic Rocky at the top. At the top you will experience an amazing view over the Eakins Oval, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and Philadelphia City Hall.

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