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Many homeowners are concerned about home security, especially those who have a family to protect. Installing a home security camera is a good option to help enhance the security around any home. There are several different types of security cameras that can be used in the home. Understanding the advantages of each camera will help homeowners decide which is best for them.

A bullet camera is one of the most traditional types of surveillance cameras. It is small and in the shape of a cylinder, about the width of a large cigar. These cameras are generally inexpensive and easy to mount on walls and ceilings. They provide good picture quality, making it easy to identify any unwanted guests. Some bullet cameras come with the option of infrared for advanced human detection, though these are generally a bit larger in size.

A dome camera is a security camera that has a round cover around it that is very dark and impossible to see through. These cameras are good because they are extremely obvious to anyone looking around for the presence of a camera. Simply spotting these cameras can help deter someone from a home invasion. Unlike bullet cameras, it is impossible to see the direction of the lens in a dome camera, making it difficult to avoid being in its viewing area.

There is also the option of a PTZ dome camera. PTZ stands for pan, tilt, zoom, meaning that these cameras are able to move around, acting more like a human eye. They can scan an entire area and even have a zoom option for better visibility. Though specialized movements need to be controlled personally from a command center, there is also an option to program certain movements. This gives the user the option to have the camera make a periodic scan of a certain area.

Though there are many different high tech security camera options, they can often get very expensive. Many people choose to cut costs by going with a fake security camera. They are very realistic and are designed to appear and function the same as a real camera, without actually taking any video. They are easily mounted just about anywhere and can be just as effective at deterring intruders.

Installing a home security camera can help give many people peace of mind. With so many different options on the market, there is a security camera out there for everyone. Each person can choose the right one for them according the features they desire in a camera.

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Squidoo For Dummies? What The Heck Is A Squidoo Lens?

Did you know that you're an expert? No, really, it's true. You may not be a neurophysiologist or a curator of a museum on fine art, but there is probably something out there that you can go on for hours about, something that you know better than anyone else. Maybe you're a a writer, or a championship juggler, or you know all the ins and outs of applying hair dye to stubborn hair. You probably can't stop talking about and all your friends wish you would!

The answer for you is Squidoo! Launched in 2005, Squidoo.com is a free website that anyone can sign up for. This nifty site is composed of pages and pages of "lenses," which are pages created by members choosing to focus on whatever they feel is important. On any given lens, you can find links, Google maps, pictures, lists of books and movies, and much more. You can find a lens on just about anything... and will!

If you feel you have something to share with the world, all you need to do is sign up, free of charge on the Squidoo website. Once you sign up, you automatically become a "lensmaster" and you have a page devoted to the topic of your choice, whether that's how to tie a fly-fishing lure, or how to go from a sheep to a sweater. If you have a website pertaining to your interest already, your Squidoo site can link it and you'll increase your web traffic.

You don't have to be website-whiz to get your lens looking good, either. Anywhere on the site, you can click "build a lens" and you'll be taken to a wizard (no, not Gandalf) that will guide you through setting up your lens, step by step. If you want to get fancier than that, there's always SquidU.com, which is a website run by dedicated volunteers and expert lensmasters who can answer just about any question on the process that you care to ask.

You can also earn money from your lens! As the site is free, a certain amount of advertising occurs along the top and side bars. The advertising is usually specific to your lens' content, like if your lens is focused on the wonders of the ostrich, you'll get advertisements that link to ostrich books and ostrich burgers. If your lens generates a lot of traffic to one of the advertised sites, you'll get a small cut of the profits!

If you look around the site and find that someone else has a lens on the same topic that you want to talk about, go ahead and build your own anyway. There are thousands of different viewpoints out there and it looks like Squidoo is trying to capture them all!

Can you really deny the world your expertise any longer? Go check out Squidoo.com and start sharing!

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In Bangkok, what's 'Dummy' and 'Lor Len' all about?

we know what dummy means don't we james. As for lor len i think you screwed up the translation.

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