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10 Reasons Why Tough Camera Is the Best Camera for Backpackers In my one-year travel around the world, I find my tough camera an ideal companion. If you are a backpacker looking for a camera, you may like to consider a tough camera or a rugged camera too. Small and Compact A tough or rugged camera usually comes with special features such as waterproof, shock proof, crush proof and freeze proof capabilities. Though packed with many additional features, tough camera is small and compact, making it easy for safekeeping. Compared to a DSLR, it is less likely to attract unwanted attention from thieves and robbers. Being small and compact also means it does not add too much weight to your backpack. Waterproof Waterproof camera is one of the greatest inventions for travelers, in my opinion. All, if not most, tough cameras come with waterproof capabilities. You can take photos when you are swimming in the pool, whitewater-rafting in the river, snorkeling in the sea or diving in the ocean. If you are in Thailand during the Songkran festival, you can celebrate and join in the fun and with the locals - throw water at one another on the street without worrying about your camera getting wet. Shock proof Depending on the brand and model, a tough camera can be shock proof up to a height of 2 metres. This means, your camera will not spoil if you accidentally drop it on the ground. Last year, I visited an orphanage in Cambodia. The kids were thrilled to see their faces appeared on the LCD screen of my camera and almost all requested to play with it. Being kids, they were clumsy in handling the equipment. I was glad then that mine was a tough camera. Crush proof Imagine you were witnessing the running of the bulls in Spain. Suddenly, somebody pushed you from behind and your camera flew out of your hand, dropped onto the ground and got trampled by the bulls. When the dust settled after the whole event, you retrieved your camera and found that it is still alive! How wonderful would it be? Dust proof As a budget traveler, I often chose to walk whenever possible instead of taking public transportation in order to save a little more money to stretch my trip. I remember getting badly choked by the dust as trucks and lorries roared by when I was walking on the side of the road in New Delhi. In such circumstance, the camera can become faulty when dust particles gets into the internal circuitry and sensors. A tough camera, however, is designed with fine protective seal to keep off the dust. Freeze proof Generally, the performance of cameras deteriorates when the temperature gets lower, making it more difficult to take photos in cold countries in the winter. So, if you intend to travel in cold countries, or climb a snow-capped mountain, you will need a rugged camera to do the job. A good tough camera can allow you to go to a temperature as low as -10 degrees Celsius (or 14 Fahrenheit). Manometer If you like mountain climbing or diving, a compact camera that comes with manometer will come in handy. It can help to record the elevation as you ascend a mountain or water depth as you dive. It will even display a warning when you are approaching the camera's tolerance level for its waterproof feature. In-built GPS With the latest technological development, your camera can double up as your travel guide too. In the marketplace, we can find tough cameras that are equipped with in-built GPS system and electronic compass. Although these features comes with a price, they are definitely useful to travelers navigating in a foreign land. Durability For backpackers, it is important to carry a durable camera. Due to the "tough" features, tough cameras are relatively more durable than normal compact cameras, thus last longer. Can you imagine the hassle of looking for a reliable camera repair shop in a foreign place and having your travel schedule delayed because you have to wait to get your camera repaired? Enough said. Ease of Use Despite its many special features, a tough camera is easy to use and operates the same way as a compact digital camera. The learning curve of using a tough camera is no steeper than learning to use a new compact camera. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/7162229

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Take The Time To Learn About Your Online Education Options

In the past higher education was only accessible by means of attending a class at a school campus. But nowadays students have the option to obtain education online by means of the internet. Both of these options of obtaining a degree have their own pros and cons. The key here is knowing which option would best suit your lifestyle, budget and schedule. The information presented here is not biased towards one or the other rather it will show you the pros and cons for both online education and traditional on campus education and from there you can decide for yourself which one is best for you.

The first thing that you need to do is to get a piece of paper and make 2 columns. One column should be allocated for the traditional education and the other column is for the online education. Now, once you've divided the paper into 2 columns the next step would be to divide each column into two parts for the Advantages and Disadvantages of each option of learning.

Individuals who have a Master's degree are more likely to get a promotion than those who only have a bachelor's degree. But, despite this fact many people cannot go back to school and get their master's degree. Even those who have the financial capacity are having a hard time getting their master's degree. With distance education, anyone who has the desire and the money can obtain their master's degree while continuing with their current job. This is because distance education can be taken up almost anywhere. It could be in the workplace, mall, home or even at the park! Just as long as there is an internet connection the online student can access his lessons virtually anywhere he desires. Flexible learning environment is very important for those individuals who are busy juggling their career and family lives but desire to finish their studies. With the right time management, anyone can succeed with distance education. One of the obvious disadvantages of distance education is that it requires discipline, self-motivation and determination to be successful in your studies.

As for the traditional education, the advantage of studying in a conventional school campus is that you are more motivated to study because you have classmates and you can physically see your professor daily. A classroom setting study would give the student an opportunity to interact with other students face-to-face which is also vital in the formation of one's social skills. When applying for work, working with employers and other people, social skills is also important. The disadvantage of a conventional education is that it doesn't' offer much time flexibility, which might be difficult for individuals who have other priorities in life, or do not live close to a traditional university.

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A funny letter in Bangla you never read, just read and fun and enjoy

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