The supreme imperial dragonWritten by Jakob Jelling
The supreme imperial dragon is a very positive feng shui item which provides help in different life aspects. Dragons are one of most important icons for oriental cultures and therefore this item contains this added value to its symbolism. A supreme imperial dragon is a very powerful Chinese and feng shui object which can add authority and control to environment in which he is as well as to those who inhabit it.This Chinese item allows us to improve power of convincing and persuading others. It enhances possibility we have of having certain subconscious dominance on other people. Therefore, supreme imperial dragon is ideal for business people, executives and all those whose work is based on their persuasion and negotiation skills. If you feel like you lack self confidence or you need to improve this aspect of your life, a supreme imperial dragon could be a great help to you, it would not only help you on that but also reaching any work or career related goals you might have had problems achieving before. Having a supreme imperial dragon on desk might be a great help not only for improving our power and persuasion abilities but also for achieving our goals. The supreme imperial dragon is meant to help people reaching their career objectives, and therefore keeping it in office or work environment might be very helpful.
| | How to Buy a Digital CameraWritten by Gary Hendricks
Are buying your first digital camera? Well, you must be confused by bewildering range of models out there. How do you know which model will suit your needs? To make things worse, digital cameras do not come cheap. Choosing a bad camera will easily cost you a few hundred dollars.In fact, buying a digital camera need not be a difficult task. I'll highlight key considerations you need to think through before making that purchase decision. Always, always remember to consider these factors when buying a digital camera: * Battery Life * Number of Megapixels * Zoom Lens * Exposure Control * User Controls Battery Life This has got to be one of most overlooked features in digital cameras. I know many people who go for latest and greatest digital cameras which are short in battery life department. If you want to take good photos, your camera needs to powered for extended periods of time. I've found that cost and battery life don't go together - many cheap cameras have good battery life, while some high-end models drain your battery really fast. Make sure you choose a camera that has good battery life. Number of Megapixels The megapixel rating of a digital camera determines how much fine detail you can capture in your shots. Typically, number of megapixels can range around from 2 megapixels to 8 megapixels. How do you decide how many megapixels you need? As a rule of thumb, if you're only interested in taking small snapshots to send via email or for posting on Web, you won't need more than 2-megapixels. If you want large print outs of your gorgeous photographs, then you'll probably want to get 5-megapixel cameras and above. Zoom Lens You'll definitely want a camera with decent optical zoom. Now keyword here is optical zoom (as opposed to digital zoom). Optical zoom physically moves camera lenses to zoom in on a subject. Digital zoom, however, digitally averages and magnifies image within camera's microchip - resulting in poor picture quality. Many manufacturers' advertisements talk about digital zoom instead of optical zoom - so do be careful when choosing. I'd recommend getting at least 3x optical zoom in any camera you buy.
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