Even though there is a rise in crime, there is a decrease in home security
prices such as the spy cameras. This decrease has made spy cameras one of the
most sought after devices in home protection today.
In these modern days,
spy cameras include small pens with built in cameras and sunglasses that give
you protection from the sun all while spying on people. Years ago, these spy
cameras would have cost you a few hundred bucks. However in today's times, these
spy cameras are part of many home protection systems and can be bought at a
fraction of the cost years ago. The new modern spy cameras even come with
sensors, alarms, and remote internet access. With this modern technology, you
can hook up your house cameras to your main cable system and watch your spy
cameras from any TV or monitor in your home.
The spy cameras for home
protection systems are not the only new and advanced home protection equipment
to improve over the years. There are many more devices to watch over your home
such as motion sensors that can tell the difference between an animal and a
human to alarms, trip wires, digital locks, and much more James Bond gear! In
today's market just about everything is affordable to all home owners, unless
you choose to have your home protection system setup by trained professionals.
However, even though this new home protection gear is new age, its really not
that hard to install yourself. By doing it yourself, you can save thousands of
dollars.
However, if you can not tell a spy camera from a window alarm,
then it may be in your best interest to hire professionals. Especially
considering the amount of property and values that are at stake if you screw up!
The professionals installing your new home protection system can show you how it
all works and answer any questions you may have. Spy cameras and home protection
equipment can be tricky if you don't know what you are doing. After spending so
much money on all of this new equipment, the last thing you want to do is to
break it all.
Two of the most popular home protection supplies are the
spy pen and the spy sunglasses. These devices will need to be hooked up to your
computer or a monitor to work correctly. This task can be easy or complicated,
it all depends on what brand of spy cameras you have invested in. These devices
are undetectable to the naked eye and are fun to use.
Spy camera provide
great protection at home or any where else you go and therefore are great
investments. Since the price drops on all of this new home protection equipment,
these cameras are becoming very popular. What would have cost you hundreds of
dollars years ago, now can be bought for under a hundred bucks.
2012年10月17日星期三
YY Voice parent company to be listed on the United States
The togetherness era Nasdaq listing prospectus hanging announced financing of $ 100,000,000. YY voice of the voice messaging software and game information service websites to play more games in togetherness era's.
The IPO application materials submitted togetherness era, management of the Company currently consists of nine members, Lei Jun, chairman of the company, the CEO and board member Li Xueling, Morningside Ventures Managing Director and members of the Board Liu Qin. Which, Lei Jun and Li Xueling tied each hold a 23.8% stake in the company's largest shareholder.
Li Xueling the togetherness era founder, responsible for the company's development strategy and product development. He was the IT reporter, was founded in 2005 to play more games network, enter the game field, and subsequently launched YY speech software. The company initially received a the Lei Jun $ 1 million angel investment, to play more in the last year, won the Tiger Fund $ 100 million lead investor.
Similar YY Voice of the important products of the company and Tencent micro-channel, the flagship mobile communication and social games. Publicly available data, as of September 2012, YY registered users reached 400 million people, 66.1 million monthly active users, the number of domestic users top five.
It is understood that the company's principal income of togetherness era comes from online games, online advertising. While YY Voice income mainly from online games, users buy Y coins and game currency and virtual items through YY platform, including some virtual items in virtual game equipment and channels.
Since last year, the muddy water, citron and other agencies to vigorously do air shall share in the overseas market IPO case of cold, Lashou, China Auto Rental in the submission of the prospectus and then have to suspend or revoke the IPO plans.
The togetherness era second game takes stock of recent IPO in the United States. Previously, the first video of its Chinese hand tour in September listed on Nasdaq through the "Introduction" way, that is only listed do not finance, in order to increase company visibility.
The prospectus shows that togetherness times the amount of loss in recent years in narrowing and to achieve profitability in the first half of this year. In 2009, 2010 and 2011, the the togetherness era of the company's net loss was $ 7,480,000, $ 37,920,000 and $ 13,200,000, respectively. Togetherness Times Company net profit of $ 3.3 million in the first half of 2012.
2012年7月30日星期一
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2012年7月17日星期二
Run Away From Diablo 3,Go To Choose Guild War 2
On to the main event – that Blizzard are ‘admitting’ that Diablo 3′s
endgame is lacking, and players are discussing GW2′s lack of a proper
(or at least traditional… or maybe at least traditional if you’ve only
played Everquest and WoW) endgame. Just as an aside, I personally am not
all that fond of the term endgame and prefer to refer to what you do
after levelling as the ‘elder game’. Endgame smacks of an objective,
something desirable to be reached and which makes all of the stuff
leading up to that point a chore to be gotten out of the way. Elder game
seems a more neutral term for “well, I enjoyed the levelling but that’s
the last ding, now what?” However, as almost everybody else talks about
it as endgame, I guess I’d better use the term as well.
As for Guild Wars 2 – well, it certainly doesn’t have a raiding endgame with gear progression like EQ, WoW or most of their progeny. However, my MMO background is from Dark Age of Camelot which didn’t really rely on that stuff either, so I’m a lot more relaxed about it. The key question is – what can I do once I’m finished with levelling and the personal story in GW2? Will there be enough to keep me occupied for a while instead of deciding that I’ve finished with the game? In my view, there are at least two positive answers to that question. The World Vs World content is the closest thing to DAoC’s frontiers at least since Warhammer Online, and as DAoC kept me entertained for several years I would say that WvW has at least a chance of also becoming a long-term form of entertainment. And the nature of the game’s dynamic events and level-scaling means that I could spend a long time wandering Tyria looking for PvE adventure and still keep encountering new stuff that’s a fair challenge, especially if ArenaNet keep their promise of having a live team that constantly mixes up the events so things don’t get set into a rut.
It’s weird though, and unfortunate, as Guild Wars 2 has absolutely nothing to be worried about in that department. Throw a rock anywhere in this world and – as well as probably aggroing some zombie who’ll try to eat your face – you’re going to hit something pretty. The Sylvari area is no exception, from a literally blooming lovely dreamworld opening to the lush terrain around their racial city, The Grove. It’s a place of huge fields, layers of fireflies, floating boulders flicking invisible V-signs at the laws of physics, lakes to cross on over-sized lily pads, giant plant bulbs carved into shops and lots more on the theme of ‘cool organic stuff’.
It’s also a surprisingly welcoming place. Where you’d expect the Sylvari to be elf types, complete with endless arrogance and racial superiority, in practice they’re a friendly bunch. Wandering around the Grove you’ll see them happily chatting with Charr and discussing their plans to go check out other civilisations. Their leader, The Pale Tree, gladly receives visitors. I didn’t even have to sit through a single lecture about the importance of nature, or any hippie crap. They may be jade, but they’re not jaded. Or even green with envy, from what I could tell.
PvE raids never offered much enjoyment for a Killer, and the way raids are organised now has little for either Socialisers (with ever-smaller raid sizes) or Explorers (who are told to go look the strategies up on YouTube rather than figure out their own). GW2 has more than enough to keep levelcapped Killers and Explorers happy, at least. If WoW can succeed by offering an endgame for one Bartle type, I’m pretty sure GW2 stands a fighting chance by trying to offer enough for two of them.
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As for Guild Wars 2 – well, it certainly doesn’t have a raiding endgame with gear progression like EQ, WoW or most of their progeny. However, my MMO background is from Dark Age of Camelot which didn’t really rely on that stuff either, so I’m a lot more relaxed about it. The key question is – what can I do once I’m finished with levelling and the personal story in GW2? Will there be enough to keep me occupied for a while instead of deciding that I’ve finished with the game? In my view, there are at least two positive answers to that question. The World Vs World content is the closest thing to DAoC’s frontiers at least since Warhammer Online, and as DAoC kept me entertained for several years I would say that WvW has at least a chance of also becoming a long-term form of entertainment. And the nature of the game’s dynamic events and level-scaling means that I could spend a long time wandering Tyria looking for PvE adventure and still keep encountering new stuff that’s a fair challenge, especially if ArenaNet keep their promise of having a live team that constantly mixes up the events so things don’t get set into a rut.
It’s weird though, and unfortunate, as Guild Wars 2 has absolutely nothing to be worried about in that department. Throw a rock anywhere in this world and – as well as probably aggroing some zombie who’ll try to eat your face – you’re going to hit something pretty. The Sylvari area is no exception, from a literally blooming lovely dreamworld opening to the lush terrain around their racial city, The Grove. It’s a place of huge fields, layers of fireflies, floating boulders flicking invisible V-signs at the laws of physics, lakes to cross on over-sized lily pads, giant plant bulbs carved into shops and lots more on the theme of ‘cool organic stuff’.
It’s also a surprisingly welcoming place. Where you’d expect the Sylvari to be elf types, complete with endless arrogance and racial superiority, in practice they’re a friendly bunch. Wandering around the Grove you’ll see them happily chatting with Charr and discussing their plans to go check out other civilisations. Their leader, The Pale Tree, gladly receives visitors. I didn’t even have to sit through a single lecture about the importance of nature, or any hippie crap. They may be jade, but they’re not jaded. Or even green with envy, from what I could tell.
PvE raids never offered much enjoyment for a Killer, and the way raids are organised now has little for either Socialisers (with ever-smaller raid sizes) or Explorers (who are told to go look the strategies up on YouTube rather than figure out their own). GW2 has more than enough to keep levelcapped Killers and Explorers happy, at least. If WoW can succeed by offering an endgame for one Bartle type, I’m pretty sure GW2 stands a fighting chance by trying to offer enough for two of them.
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2012年7月3日星期二
Skill We All Know For Wower
Reins of the Time-Lost Proto-Drake, attracts thousands of wower. Phosphorescent Stone Drake in cataclysm from Aeonaxx boss.
Interestingly, on top of just finding and killing, the rare starts off friendly, you then mount it (Like a vehicle)
Once you do the drake becomes hostile and you have to kill it before you become "overwhelmed" (While still riding it)
I believe he summons adds with low health that should be killed quickly, the mob itself has around 700k
Once dead he falls to the ground and you loot (You get a parachute)
This is Aeonaxx, spouse of Aeosera who is a Boss in Deepholm. When he is found, he is hovering.
After a while, a hint come out:"Kill Aeonaxx before his whelps overwhelm you." Then 77.4 blood, high speed filight around Deephom. On his back, may lost way, " Target need to be in front of you" always remind you.
Every some while, there will be a a stone drake with 7749 blood, but the threath is small. As a Mage, this is out of control. Some special issue allows Hunter use spells. Anyway, killing Aeonaxx by anr way.
On the back of drake, it is not in combat, he doesn't attack. At the moment of killing whelp, Reclamation
You will get a jump-sack to land after Aeonaxx' death. Kill him in a proper moment because he is hovering orelse you will land in a mobs.
Reins of the Phosphorescent Stone Drake land.
Reins of the Phosphorescent Stone Drake, as ugly as Reins of the Time-Lost Proto-Drake. Maybe it's a good way to avoid more wowers to rob it.
Different screen shot from different angle
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Not worth the time
Although they have names and can be tempting to the cash-strapped traveler, seven mobs scattered throughout Inggison drop only green or blue items and are therefore shunned by the masses. As either normal- or elite-grade, they can be be killed fairly easily, but their lack of fabled (gold) or eternal items makes them very unappealing. These are: Titch Kippie (level 52), Glugbeard (52), Chief Kurnus (53), The Punisher (53), Tiritaphonl (54), Mervin (54), and Skar (54). On this list, only Titch Kippie and Glugbeard are elites. Of course, if you just want an ego boost for killing a named mob, then have at it!
Getting to the good stuff
Most world bosses receive a second glance only if they offer at least some gold loot. This group has a nice mix of normal-, elite-, and hero-grade bosses, allowing for some solo and group hunting. The lower-grade named mobs qualify for inclusion on this list because of their loot.
If you are out by yourself, you may prefer to take on just the normal-grade bosses. These are: Rockhorn, Violoton, Skuma Silvereye, Kyang Redmane, Baydeeafa, and Geffen. The first three are levels 53, 54, and 54 respectively, with the final three all being level 55. Each mob drops at least one piece of gold armor or weapon, with the exception of the fairy-looking Skuma Silvereye, who drops a component used in crafting weapons. Geffen has three to four spawn points and is heavily camped for his warhammer drop. Baydeeafa is likewise often camped and drops chain or leather shoulder pieces. In all, each mob in this group is fairly easily dispatched.
The next levels of bosses are not as easy to deal with; although harder, most can be can be defeated with with less than a full group (two or three Daevas are often sufficient, with an occasional one being soloed by a Cleric). Sukana the Learned (level 55) is included in this group even though he is simply an elite mob, because he hits like a Mac truck. The rest in this group are hero-grade, including Elder Narikiki, Priest Zitan, Latzio Stoneheart, Captain Voltayre, and Queen Klawnickt.
Elder Narikiki is level 53, but that doesn't mean she is a pushover. A tip for defeating this boss is to back into the little hut with your back facing the wall in a corner to avoid running out willy-nilly into other mobs when she casts her confusion spell. Another point to keep in mind is that at 50% and 25% health she summons clones (one and then two, respectively). These clones are mini-elites and hit as hard as the boss, so be sure to kill the clones fast!
Priest Zitan isn't too bad on his own -- the trick here is to run him around to avoid his slow-moving pet that does a lot of damage. Usually, just clear into the tunnel of Udas Temple a bit and drag him back. Then kill him before the pet catches up.
Latzio Stoneheart is not too difficult, but he is a pain to get to in the Forest of Antiquity. While he also drops gold gloves of every armor type, his blood is a highly prized crafting component.
Captain Voltayre drops gold pants for every armor type. This guy has a single heal that will replenish about 50% of his health, but that can be reduced with skills like festering wound or fleshcutter arrow.
Queen Klawnickt is fairly easy, especially for a level 55, but her only real claim to fame is a component used in crafting armor.
Cream of the crop
Next up are the most coveted drops -- the eternals. These are offered off of only three world bosses: Head Priest Nashuma (hero), Omega (legendary), and Sematariux (is there an uber-legendary category?).
Head Priest Nashuma is the lowest level of the eternal-dropping bosses, meaning he is fairly easy and doesn't even need a full group to kill. Although he is easily doable with three players, there was some speculation about whether or not he could actually be duo'd. Nashuma drops gold chest pieces as well, but it is his shield that is highly prized. What you need to watch for is his skill shooting star storm, which will one-shot anyone in range.
Omega is the bad boy of Inggison, laying waste to unsuspecting travelers along the road to the Temple of Scales. Just like Deputy Hanuman is a world boss above the rest, so too is Omega. Any legitimate fight takes an alliance, and you need to be prepared to resurrect a lot! I hear there are some special tactics for very successful fights, but people have been loathe to share these and want to keep the information to themselves.
Now, you did see me mention fighting Omega legitimately. Some people do use an exploit to fight him with a much smaller group by dragging him into the guards while a plate class takes the adds away. This exploit is supposed to be addressed and fixed with the next patch. Certain people have also been known to drag Omega to the guards in order to kill-steal from an alliance, making it so that the NPC out-damages and no loot drops.
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Although they have names and can be tempting to the cash-strapped traveler, seven mobs scattered throughout Inggison drop only green or blue items and are therefore shunned by the masses. As either normal- or elite-grade, they can be be killed fairly easily, but their lack of fabled (gold) or eternal items makes them very unappealing. These are: Titch Kippie (level 52), Glugbeard (52), Chief Kurnus (53), The Punisher (53), Tiritaphonl (54), Mervin (54), and Skar (54). On this list, only Titch Kippie and Glugbeard are elites. Of course, if you just want an ego boost for killing a named mob, then have at it!
Getting to the good stuffMost world bosses receive a second glance only if they offer at least some gold loot. This group has a nice mix of normal-, elite-, and hero-grade bosses, allowing for some solo and group hunting. The lower-grade named mobs qualify for inclusion on this list because of their loot.
If you are out by yourself, you may prefer to take on just the normal-grade bosses. These are: Rockhorn, Violoton, Skuma Silvereye, Kyang Redmane, Baydeeafa, and Geffen. The first three are levels 53, 54, and 54 respectively, with the final three all being level 55. Each mob drops at least one piece of gold armor or weapon, with the exception of the fairy-looking Skuma Silvereye, who drops a component used in crafting weapons. Geffen has three to four spawn points and is heavily camped for his warhammer drop. Baydeeafa is likewise often camped and drops chain or leather shoulder pieces. In all, each mob in this group is fairly easily dispatched.
The next levels of bosses are not as easy to deal with; although harder, most can be can be defeated with with less than a full group (two or three Daevas are often sufficient, with an occasional one being soloed by a Cleric). Sukana the Learned (level 55) is included in this group even though he is simply an elite mob, because he hits like a Mac truck. The rest in this group are hero-grade, including Elder Narikiki, Priest Zitan, Latzio Stoneheart, Captain Voltayre, and Queen Klawnickt.
Elder Narikiki is level 53, but that doesn't mean she is a pushover. A tip for defeating this boss is to back into the little hut with your back facing the wall in a corner to avoid running out willy-nilly into other mobs when she casts her confusion spell. Another point to keep in mind is that at 50% and 25% health she summons clones (one and then two, respectively). These clones are mini-elites and hit as hard as the boss, so be sure to kill the clones fast!
Priest Zitan isn't too bad on his own -- the trick here is to run him around to avoid his slow-moving pet that does a lot of damage. Usually, just clear into the tunnel of Udas Temple a bit and drag him back. Then kill him before the pet catches up.
Latzio Stoneheart is not too difficult, but he is a pain to get to in the Forest of Antiquity. While he also drops gold gloves of every armor type, his blood is a highly prized crafting component.
Captain Voltayre drops gold pants for every armor type. This guy has a single heal that will replenish about 50% of his health, but that can be reduced with skills like festering wound or fleshcutter arrow.
Queen Klawnickt is fairly easy, especially for a level 55, but her only real claim to fame is a component used in crafting armor.
Cream of the cropNext up are the most coveted drops -- the eternals. These are offered off of only three world bosses: Head Priest Nashuma (hero), Omega (legendary), and Sematariux (is there an uber-legendary category?).
Head Priest Nashuma is the lowest level of the eternal-dropping bosses, meaning he is fairly easy and doesn't even need a full group to kill. Although he is easily doable with three players, there was some speculation about whether or not he could actually be duo'd. Nashuma drops gold chest pieces as well, but it is his shield that is highly prized. What you need to watch for is his skill shooting star storm, which will one-shot anyone in range.
Omega is the bad boy of Inggison, laying waste to unsuspecting travelers along the road to the Temple of Scales. Just like Deputy Hanuman is a world boss above the rest, so too is Omega. Any legitimate fight takes an alliance, and you need to be prepared to resurrect a lot! I hear there are some special tactics for very successful fights, but people have been loathe to share these and want to keep the information to themselves.
Now, you did see me mention fighting Omega legitimately. Some people do use an exploit to fight him with a much smaller group by dragging him into the guards while a plate class takes the adds away. This exploit is supposed to be addressed and fixed with the next patch. Certain people have also been known to drag Omega to the guards in order to kill-steal from an alliance, making it so that the NPC out-damages and no loot drops.
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