Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1
>> Thursday, September 3, 2009
With the launch of DSC – WXI, Sony promises superior photographic capabilities
By Mihir Patkar
Posted On Tuesday, September 01, 2009 at 05:25:39 PM
Along with launching the sleek and stylish DSC-TX1, Sony also launched another Cyber-shot camera with the new Exmor R image sensor, called the DSC-WX1. Although this one is not as slim and fashionable as its sibling, it offers better photographic capabilities.
The 10.2 mega-pixel WX1 camera has a 2.7-inch Clear Photo LCD Plus display and is just over three quarters of an inch thin—an ideal choice for DSLR owners who also want to carry a compact, high performance digital still camera. read more...
Source: http://www.mumbaimirror.com/
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Family time
>> Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Posted On Saturday, August 15, 2009 at 02:30:21 AM
20s: Peak
In your 20s, you’ve about a 25 per cent chance of getting pregnant in any single ovulation cycle, says experts. If you want a child in this decade, you’d have to try hard to not conceive!
Your chances of conceiving are about 98 per cent within a year in your early 20s, and they drop down to 84 per cent later in the decade. At 24, you reach your peak fertility age. read more...
In your 20s, you’ve about a 25 per cent chance of getting pregnant in any single ovulation cycle, says experts. If you want a child in this decade, you’d have to try hard to not conceive!
Your chances of conceiving are about 98 per cent within a year in your early 20s, and they drop down to 84 per cent later in the decade. At 24, you reach your peak fertility age. read more...
Source: http://www.mumbaimirror.com/
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Showcase your photography skills to save Mumbai
>> Sunday, August 16, 2009
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Now a day’s most of the people have phones with cameras and which has high potential to capture images at high resolution ranging from1.3, 3.2 - 5 mega and above.
Why not use your mobile cameras for a greater cause. Report potential traffic hazards on your road and save lives. If you think a small pot hole on the road can take lives or even a minor accident and then why not report this with a pic.
Having camera phones always helps you, your family, society and of course one of our fast pace cities like Mumbai for betterment.
So what are you waiting for?
Send photos, videos and news that matters you, me and everyone.
Thanks for reading... and keep visiting this blog...
Your comments/suggestions are most welcome
Rajendraprasad Rao
Malad(W), Mumbai-400095.
India's greatness lies in the people.
Mumbai traffic police have done good
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DELHI HAS woken up just now, but Mumbai has been having such traffic penalty drives day in and day out on a very regular basis. There’s a problem with Mumbai’s roads. They are narrow and very peculiar and cannot be widened beyond a particular point as the city is an island surrounded by sea.
Given this limitation, there is no scope of adding more roads to the existing network. This is compounded by the problem of a continuous flow of cars into the city — the ones registered here and the ones that keep coming from other states. Given these peculiarities, I would say the Mumbai traffic department has been doing a good job so far.
The traffic problem in Mumbai must be seen in a comprehensive way and at a macro level. Given the lack of road space, another problem is of increasing population. Hawkers occupy footpaths, leaving no space for pedestrians, who then spill on to roads, hampering traffic movement.
This is one of the major problems that makes an average person think that Mumbai’s traffic has lost its discipline. It is not the case. An average Mumbai driver today is equally disciplined as he or she was earlier, but the crowd is so dense and the space so less that he has nowhere to go and runs a high risk of meeting with an accident.
The latest transport statistics, released March 2007, reveal that the number of vehicles has now touched 15 lakh. But has the city’s land grown? If one keeps adding vehicles like this, it is obvious that it will give an impression of chaos. The traffic police, with a force of less than 2,500 personnel, have been fining traffic violators and have earned money in crores. What more one can expect?
Source: http://epaper.hindustantimes.com (Mumbai Edition)
Date Of Publish: 12-Apr-07
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