For those who love taking pictures, you will appreciate that the new iPad already has a 5-mega-pixel camera installed in it. You will be able to take clearer pictures because it also has an autofocus function already built-in. This is a big improvement from the 0.7-megapixel camera of the iPad 2 which took low-resolution pictures only good for digital forms and not very good for printing.
New Give them some power over the process. If you haven’t already chosen your new home, bring older children along on the hunt. Let them research moving companies. Younger children can be engaged by showing them photos of the new home and asking them how they’ll arrange their bedroom furniture and toys.
Newer subjects are being taken up by post graduate students. Despite the lack of research facilities, campuses are buzzing with new ideas. There has been a dip in takers for subjects that were popular till now. With businesses coming up with new products and processes, there is demand for professionals in new fields.
You have heard the saying, Out with the old, in with the New. With the new year we have a fresh start, new beginning, new opportunities, new friends, additions to our family, New job, you get the point.
That is one of the major shifts that you will see happening in this next phase of being on your planet. For a long, long time the stories – whether you want to call them religion or philosophy doesn’t matter – were more important than the experience of all of you. That has begun to change and will continue to change.
New Bloggers creating an eBook that you write and produce once can drive traffic to your site for a very long time. How you ask? By putting your name, website address and gid=0 (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1h0t70azquwBeTjlgPB3SCadKThGRvSoGFuQQn8SvFD8/edit?gid=0) email or phone number on each page.
Sure, I’ve been ridiculed for my “Noo Yawk’ accent. Maybe I do say “Fugheddaboudit! I ain’t saying nuttin,” or “Gedoutahea, yer pudding me on!” So! Wherever we go, we New Yorkers will always stand out. For good or ill, we are different, and that’s what makes us so great.
A new HAM that is trying to get their first contact is just that, new. This is not a bad thing and contacts can be made most often by just changing frequencies to another repeater. SO to any new HAM operator the best advice is don’t give up. Don’t be shy. Keep trying and you will make that first QSO. Most HAM operators are very helpful and will give great advice to help improve your communications. As a new HAM don’t be concerned that you don’t know everything there is to know about using your radio, your antenna, feed lines, or the phonetic alphabet. Station operators that have been on the air for a while will be glad to help, if they can’t help they will refer you to some one who can.
