Written on 4:01 PM by Unknown
Do you feel this is more or less secure than the old fashioned key lock?
Are you afraid that someone may steal your fingerprints?
What benefit would you think this has for your children to use instead of giving them a house key?
Did you know that you can program people to allow them temporary access during specific times? Who would this be good for? Do you see any problems with this?
Doors have locks to keep unauthorized people out, of course. Unfortunately, the reality is that door keys get lost, duplicated, or even worse… stolen. How about using a keyless lock? In fact, something more than that!
In this modern world when security is of critical concern, the Fingerprint Door Lock delivers an improved solution to an age old dilemma. The locks are easily installed on just about any standard door and provide businesses and homeowners with peace of mind, knowing that only the fingerprints of authorized users can access the lock. Forget about fumbling for your keys. After all, it’s a keyless lock.
Simply place your finger on the door lock and in less than 2 seconds, it recognizes you and you’re in. Never worry about losing keys or unauthorized duplication…ever! More importantly, secure any room with the most unique key on earth… your fingerprint.
Landlords can enjoy special advantages by using such a keyless lock, as there is no need to change locks every time tenants change, or spend time at the locksmith having extra keys cut. Also allows landlords access to all of their properties without carrying a large bunch of keys and eliminates worry about tenants failing to return keys.
Written on 8:02 AM by Unknown
Forget the big daddies - Google, yahoo and MSN - we have in our midst a truly local search engine. Want to conduct a local search in your town or city? Well local.com is your best bet.
More than just an online yellowpages, Local.com is a hybrid of Citysearch.com, Yelp.com, Yellowpages.com and Superages.com. Therefore, it combines the best of all worlds to give you the perfect result for any search query. So if you are new in the city and looking for
local restaurants, bars, pubs, hotels or cultural centres, you know what site will help you!
Therefore, it won't be wrong to classify local.com as your
local yellowpages. It has a refreshing web layout, and once you've used it you'll be hooked by the looks and the use of this innovative website. Enough of globalisation, its time for localisation now!
Written on 3:47 PM by Unknown
While browsing the net, I casually spotted a book called Harry, A History - and as I read further about it I came to know that it was written by Melissa Anelli - the webmsitress of The Leaky Cauldron - one of the most popular Harry Potter fan sites in the world!
Well, another icing on the cake was that the book had a foreword by J.K. Rowling! The piece focuses on how J.K. Rowling "finally cracked," she said, in 2002, and "Googled Harry Potter."
"I had already heard of 'The Leaky Cauldron'; it was one of the biggest and most popular Harry Potter sites on the net, and I had been told about a couple of great things they had done....But I had never seen it for myself, never realised exactly what went on there. I sat and read editorials, predictions, theories that ranged from strange to wild to perfectly accurate. I was, frankly, stunned
- and I remain stunned."
The article also points out how J.K. Rowling says in the foreword that the book has filled in "an enormous number of blanks," and that:
"At long last I understand what was going on while I was holed up writing, trying to filter my exposure to Potter-hysteria...a great chunk of my own life has been explained to me. Melissa has filled in an enormous number of blanks. Reading the book you now have in your hands has been an astonishing experience for me. It is as though I have, at last, achieved the ambition I held for years: To go along to a bookshop at midnight on Harry Potter publication night, in disguise, and simply watch and listen."
Well well, today I just got a copy of the book in my mailbox. Having read the first 2 chapters, I can say that anelli doesn't really have Rowling's falir with the pen, but I am definitely hooked!
You can order the book from Amazon or maybe get one at your local bookstore. Below are amazon links:
Amazon USA: Harry, a History: The True Story of a Boy Wizard, His Fans, and Life Inside the Harry Potter Phenomenon
Amazon UK: Harry, a History: The True Story of a Boy Wizard, His Fans, and Life Inside the Harry Potter Phenomenon
Meanwhile, Harry Potter fans are also eagerly awaiting the release of
Tales of Beedle the Bard - J.K. Rowling's book of fairy tales that had a central role within Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
You can pre-order Tales of Beedle the Bard from Amazon, which is offering a 50% discount on the retail prices!Amazon US links for people in USA and North America
The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Standard Edition The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Collector's Edition (Offered Exclusively by Amazon) Amazon UK links for people from UK and Europe
The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Standard Edition The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Collector's Edition (Offered Exclusively by Amazon) People from other countries can also pre-order these books from Amazon but be careful of the shipping charges which will be more or less according to the distance of your country from the Amazon store location.
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