Read this first before buying watches.
November 7, 2006
Do you have a collection of watches? Or do you at least own a watch? Is it real? Is it genuine? Or is it a replica? Having a watch and wearing it around our wrist makes us time conscious. And it is not a bad habit or bad connotation. In fact, I consider it as a positive character because it will lessen our tardiness when it comes to work, school, or meetings.
What things do you consider when buying a watch? Does it have to be big? Does it have to be small? Does it have to be Rolex? Or any watch will do as long as it tells you the correct time? Owning a factual watch would cost us a lot of money but buying a fabricated watch will not stay long on your ownership. So, what watch does an individual really need?
You need to consider many things. Though it’s just a watch, you might want to own something that is good, useful, and affordable. A material that is expensive is not always beneficial and not all low-priced things are useless. Sometimes, you just need to be meticulous to possess the things that you really want and you really need.
Now let’s see the most common factors that you need to consider in selecting a watch:
1. Time or When to purchase a watch. If you’re not in a hurry to buy a watch, then take some time first to read articles, scan magazines, visit sites that deals with watch, etc. so you can have a wide variety of watches to choose from. This will give you an idea of how much money you will be spending, plus you don’t need to spend a lot of time in the mall trying to figure out what watch will best suit your needs. But if you really need the watch already, then at least bring with you at least two friends so you could ask for their comments and suggestions regarding watches.
2. Money. Save or set apart your budget (if you have one) so you will not be able to spend it on other things. Some people (including me) tend to spend my budget for other things, which I really do not need. Doing this, will not let you spend too much money for a watch.
3. Brand. Some of you may have your eyebrows raise and ask “What the heck?” This is true. You might want to consider also he brand of what that you will be buying. Is it already tested? Is it known for durable products? You have to know these things if you want to own a watch that will last long.
4. Where to buy. If you’re buying from the watch store itself (e.g. Rolex store) then I guess you can omit this on your list. But if you will be buying from malls or department stores, then you need to consider this factor. This is important for if in case the watch that you bought is damage, you can easily go to the store where you bought it and ask for a replacement. Just be sure that you have the receipt with you for they will not entertain you if you don’t have any proof of purchase.
5. How the watch looks like if you’re wearing it. If you’re already on the store to buy your watch, you might want to consider fitting it before buying it. Does it look good on you? Does it suit all your clothes? I’m sorry to disappoint you but not all watches can be appropriate with different kinds of dresses. Be sure that it looks good on you and you feel comfortable wearing it.
There are so many things that you still need to consider in selecting your watch. But at least you have an idea as to how to select the appropriate watch for you. I hope this helps you even just a bit.
Vinyl & leather lingerie
November 5, 2006
Lingerie contest at Ashland’s Vinyl Club (Ashland Daily Tidings) The Vinyl Club held a raucus lingerie contest on Oct. 28, gearing up for the Halloween festivities. CAUTION!!!! CAUTION!!! CAUTION!!! This photo album is not for the weak of heart. These photos are NOT for younger viewers and contain images of scantily clad adult females. Vinyl Vaults into Digital Age (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News) iPod owners boast that they can take their music collection with them everywhere they go, but some forget what’s lurking in the atticâ€â€Â?their records. Plugged In: Vinyl Vaults Into Digital Age With New Devices (TechWeb via Yahoo! News) Got a huge stack of wax warping in the attic? Albums that never saw the inside of a CD? With some effort, time, and money, you can convert that vinyl into digital tunes suitable for playing on your iPod. PluggedIn Vinyl vaults into digital age (Independent Online) Is your pre-compact disk music collection now collecting dust and not memories? Help to convert them to digital is at hand. 1950s bungalow in southeast Reno (Reno Gazette-Journal) Gleaming refinished hardwood floors, new wall board and paint in every room, and new vinyl flooring in the kitchen and bath set this home apart from many on the market. Renovated home in Virginia Foothills (Reno Gazette-Journal) Renovated, upgraded, updated and improved all around, this ranch- style home in the Virginia Foothills boasts new carpet, tile and hardwood flooring. It has a fireplace, newer dual-pane vinyl windows, a remodeled kitchen and updated baths. LP’s, Cassettes Et Al, Welcomed Into Digital Age (Net Music Countdown) NEW YORK, NY Monday Oct.30.2006 /netmusiccountdown.com/ — Fans of older music formats such as vinyl and cassette will be pleased to learn that they too have been welcomed into the digital world. Government think tank says ‘legalise it’ on CD-ripping (Macworld UK) An influential government-sponsored report claims that UK copyright law should be changed to guarantee a private right to copy, to protect iPod users who rip their vinyl or CD collections. Dreamliner designed so fliers can breathe easy (USA Today) Like airline food and airport security, the cabin air in jetliners is something we love to hate. Airplane maker Boeing heard all those gripes and is promising to do something about them. After much research, it set out to build a more comfortable cabin air system for its 787 Dreamliner. Polyone Buys Chinese Vinyl Business (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Plastics producer Polyone Corp. said Thursday it agreed to buy Chinese vinyl compounding company Ngai Hing PlastChem Co. for an undisclosed sum.