What Inside The Package [Airsoft - H&K USP Electric (AEP)] (plus: personal comment, maybe)

What is stated in the package on the web sites from the airsoft store:

• Gun
• Magazine
• Battery: 7.2v 500mAh NiMH Micro AEP Type (Battery and charger sold separately) 

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What actually in the Package:

• Gun
• Magazine 
• Speed Loader
• Cleaning Rod
• Manual
• What to do Paper when the airsoft gun have troubleshooting 

What is not included but necessary:

• Airsoft BBS
• Battery: 7.2v 500mAh NiMH Micro AEP
• 7.2v 500mAh NiMH Micro AEP Charger

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What is not stated in the Manual:

• how to release the gun magazine. It only show where the gun magazine come out and where you put it back. It never show where the "release" trigger is. For airsoft beginner and/or non (real) gun owner, this could be an issue for people who actually read the manual.
• Here a Picture of How (since the manual never show it)

What Inside The Package [Airsoft - H&K P30 Electric (AEP)] (plus: personal comment, maybe)

What is stated in the package on the web sites from the airsoft store:

• Gun
• 2x Magazines
• Battery: 4x AAA's (not included)

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What actually in the Package:

• Gun
• 2x Magazines 
• Airsoft BBS (unknown/unstated weight) 
• Manual 
• What to do Paper when the airsoft gun have troubleshooting
• Plug

What is not included but necessary:

•  Battery: 4x AAA's

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What Inside The Package [Airsoft - Sig Sauer P226 Spring Powered] (plus: personal comment, maybe)

What is stated in the package on the web sites from the airsoft store:

• Gun
• Magazine

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What actually in the Package:

• Gun
• Magazine
• Airsoft BBS (unknown/unstated weight)
• Manual
• Warning & Caution Paper

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Shaver I have Uses For My Sensitive Skin (List For Myself)

This is just a random blog for myself and what I think about the shaver I have uses. The early shaver I uses before I can buy my own is some kind of cheap but dependable 2 bladed disposable shaver. I don't know the brand but I know it disposable however I'm the type of person that use it until it become un-shavable.

[09/18/19] Personal Opinion: Somehow I feel that less blade is better in term of re-usability then more blade. that just my personal opinion.
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Equate Triple Blade Disposable Razors

Walmart version of that "Gillette" version. Not a bad shaver.
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Equate 5 Blade Disposable Razors

Walmart version of that "Gillette" version. Not a bad shaver. As new it can shave clean with no problem with any length of your facial hair. It does a ok job for my sensitive skin. Once the blade start going dull; the length of your facial hair may have an issue. It will feel like it pulling your hair as it shave. 
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 BIC Flex 4 "Sensitive" Disposable Razor

It may state "sensitive" on the label but it doesn't look or feel like it. As a blade it not bad but as a blade with stated "sensitive" feature/function, I feel like I been lie to. The place that look like it design for "sensitive" skin is not very ... let say it hard and plastic. Personal opinion on 1st impression; don't like it.

Once the blade start going dull; the length of your facial hair may have an issue. It will feel like it pulling your hair as it shave.

I would said it doesn't give an itch to the place I shave after shaving so that a plus, but I can't be sure if it does once the blade go dull.

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BIC Comfort 3 Disposable Razor

Comfort indeed. It may feel cheap on the hand but at least it doesn't pull the hair as you continue to use it as it go dull. That plus for me even if go dull.


 

 

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BIC Sensitive

Pro: Cheap. Con: Messy and One time uses. It not a clean shave in one go as you would think. And because it not a clean shave in one go, you have to shave several time which may cut yourself. As what it is and it's price, it can do it job but don't expect much from it.



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Schick - Xtreme 3 Sensitive

It good, that all I can say.

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Gillette - Skinguard

 

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Top Computer Gaming Mouse Choices According to Other For 2019 (Plus links to Sources)

Top computer gaming mouse choices according to other for 2019. I will state what other tester and reviewer of their choices and a link to their source (website). As long as they are mention as a choice, it be stated here and if it not mention as final choice then I wouldn't stated it. I will also state other fact like if it wireless or there other version with the same series of that mouse. If it being mention, it be listed here.

Mentioned more then 1 time will be Highlighted. I don't remember which link but one of the link reviewer/tester stated that their test never gone pass 3,000 dpi on any of the gaming mouse. The links sources are the first 3 pages result search on google search not including video links, brand links, retail links, and any links that don't review [on Aug 2019].
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Mentioned:

• Alienware AW958 Elite (Wire)
• Mention: 1

• Alienware AW959 (Wire)
• Mention: 1 

• Asus ROG Gladius II (Wire)
• Mention: 1 
• There a wireless version with the same name

• ASUS ROG Spatha (Wireless)
• Mention: 2
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: unstated at the main website

• Cooler Master MasterMouse MM520 (Wire)
• Mention: 2 

• Corsair Dark Core RGB SE (Wireless)
• Mention: 2 
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 24 Hours [1 Day]

• Corsair Glaive RGB (Wire)
• Mention: 1 

• Corsair Harpoon RGB (Wireless Version)
• Mention: 7 
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 40 Hours [2 Days] (Default lighting)/ 60 Hours [2 Days, 12 Hours] (No lighting)
• There a wire version with the same name 

• Corsair Harpoon RGB (Wire Version)
• Mention: 2  
• There a wireless version with the same name 

• Corsair Ironclaw RGB (Wire Version)
• Mention: 3  
• There a wireless version with the same name 

• Corsair Ironclaw RGB (Wireless Version)
• Mention: 1  
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 30 Hours [1 Days, 6 Hours ] (Default lighting)/ 50 Hours [2 Days, 6 Hours] (No lighting)
• There a wire version with the same name 

• Corsair M65 Pro RGB (Wire)
• Mention: 1 

• Corsair M65 RGB Elite (Wire)
•  Mention: 3  

• Corsair NightSword RGB (Wire)
• Mention: 1 

• Corsair Sabre RGB (Wire)
• Mention: 2  

• Corsair Scimitar RGB (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Corsair Scimitar Pro RGB (Wire)
• Mention: 1 

• Cougar Revenger S (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• G.Skill Ripjaws MX780 (Wire)
• Mention: 2 

• Gigabyte Aorus M5 (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Havit HV-MS735 (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• HP Omen Reactor (Wire)
•  Mention: 1 

• HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro (Wire)
•  Mention: 2 

• HyperX Pulsefire Surge (Wire)
• Mention: 4   

• LINGYI Wired Gaming Mouse (Wire)
• Mention: 1 

• Logitech G MX518 (Wire)
• Mention: 3 
• A new version of LG MX518  

• Logitech MX Vertical (Wireless)
• Mention: 2  
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 4 Month   

•  Logitech G203 Prodigy (Wire)
• Mention: 3 

•  Logitech G300s (Wire)
• Mention: 4 

• Logitech G305 Lightspeed (Wireless)
• Mention: 1  
• Battery: 1 AA Battery
• Battery Life: 250 Hours [10 Days, 10 Hours]/ 9 Months (Low Normal Setting for regular activity) (*this can be set at the bottom of the mouse at anytime)

• Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury FPS (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum (Wire)
• Mention: 4  
• There are different version of G502 with different name behind them. 

• Logitech G502 Proteus Core Tunable (Wire)
• Mention: 2 
• There are different version of G502 with different name behind them.

• Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless
• Mention: 5 
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 40 Hours [2 Days] (Default lighting)/ 60 hours [2 Days, 12 Hours] (No lighting)
• There are different version of G502 with different name behind them. 

• Logitech G502 Hero (Wire)
• Mention: 3 
• There are different version of G502 with different name behind them. 

• Logitech G600 (Wire)
• Mention: 2 

• Logitech G602 Lag-Free Wireless
• Mention: 1  
• Battery: 2 AA Battery
• Battery Life: 250 Hours [10 Days, 10 Hours]/ 9 Months (Low Normal Setting for regular activity) (*this can be set at the bottom of the mouse at anytime)

• Logitech G603 Lightspeed (Wireless)
• Mention: 1  
• Battery: 2 AA Battery
• Battery Life: 500 Hours [20 Days, 20 Hours] (High Gaming Mode)/ 18 Months (Low Normal Setting for regular activity) (*this can be set at the bottom of the mouse at anytime)

• Logitech G703 Lightspeed (Wireless)
• Mention: 1  
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 24 Hours [1 Days] (Default lighting)/ 32 hours [1 Days, 8 Hours] (No lighting)
• There are different version of G703

• Logitech G Pro Wireless
• Mention: 5 
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 40 Hours [2 Days] (Default lighting)/ 60 hours [2 Days, 12 Hours] (No lighting) 
• The wire version of G Pro  

• Logitech G Pro (Wire)
• Mention: 1  
• The wireless version of G Pro 

• Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum (Wireless)
• Mention: 2 
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 24 Hours [1 Days] (Default lighting)/ 32 hours [1 Days, 8 Hours] (No lighting)

• Logitech G903 Lightspeed (Wireless)
• Mention: 6   
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 140 Hours [5 Days, 20 Hours] (Default lighting)/ 180 hours [7 Days, 12 Hours] (No lighting)
• There are different version of G903

• Razer Atheris (Wireless)
• Mention: 1    
• Battery: 2 AA Battery
• Battery Life: 350 Hours [14 Days, 14 Hours]

•  Razer Basilisk (Wire)
• Mention: 3   

• Razer DeathAdder Chroma (wire)
• Mention: 1   

• Razer Deathadder Elite (Wire)
• Mention: 9   

• Razer Lancehead (Wireless)
• Mention: 1  
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 24 Hours [1 Days]

• Razer Mamba Wireless
• Mention: 3  
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 50 Hours [2 Days, 2 Hours] 

• Razer Mamba Elite (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Razer Mamba Tournament Edition  (Wire)
• Mention: 1   

• Razer Naga Chroma (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Razer Naga Hex V2 (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Razer Naga Trinity (Wire)
• Mention: 7 

• Razer Ouroboros (Wireless)
• Mention: 1   
• Battery: 1 AA Battery
• Battery Life: 12 Hours

• Razer Viper (Wire)
• Mention: 1   

• Redragon M601 Centrophorus (Wire)
• Mention: 1   

• Redragon M711 COBRA (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

•  Redragon M801 Mammoth (Wire)
• Mention: 1   

• Redragon M901 (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Roccat Kain 120 AIMO (Wire)
• Mention: 2  

• Roccat Kone AIMO (Wire)
• Mention: 4   

• Roccat Kone Pure (Wire)
•  Mention: 1  

• Roccat Kova (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Roccat Nyth (Wire)
• Mention: 1 

• Steelseries Sensei 310 (Wire)
• Mention: 5  

• SteelSeries Rival 500 (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• SteelSeries Rival 600 (Wire)
• Mention: 4  

• SteelSeries Rival 650 (Wireless)
• Mention: 2  
• Battery: Rechargeable
• Battery Life: 24 Hours [1 Days]

• Steelseries Rival 700 (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Steelseries Rival 710 (Wire)
• Mention: 1  

• Swiftpoint Z Mouse (Wire)
• Mention: 2   

• TeckNet Hypertrak (Wire)
• Mention: 1     

• UtechSmart Venus Gaming Mouse RGB (Wire)
• Mention: 2    

• VersionTech 2400 DPI Gaming Mouse (Wire)
• Mention: 1   

• VicTsing MM057 (Wireless)
• Mention: 1   
• Battery: 1 AA Battery
• Battery Life: Unstated at the main web site

• VicTsing Wireless Gaming Mouse
• Mention: 1   
• Battery: 1 AA Battery 
• Battery Life: 12 Months

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• PCGAMER.com (July 02, 2019)  
• techradar.com (Aug 7, 2019)
• pcmag.com (June 7, 2019)
• tomsguide.com (July 30, 2019)
• gamesradar.com (July 17, 2019)
• 10beasts.com (Updated - July 28, 2019)
• pcgamesn.com (Aug 2019)
• ign.com (Updated - Aug 1, 2019)
• theverge.com (Feb 8, 2019)
• thewirecutter.com - Best Wire Mouse (Updated - Aug 2, 2019)
• thewirecutter.com - Best Wireless Mouse (Updated - Aug 2, 2019)
• t3.com (June 19, 2019)
• laptopmag.com (Mar 21, 2019)
• www.tomshardware.com (June 17, 2019)
• nymag.com (June 28, 2019)
• www.gamingscan.com (July 8, 2019)

My Computer's Mouse (uses and/or formerly used or something similar)

This is just random blog of some of the computer mouse that I uses, formerly uses that I somehow found around the house, and other computer mouse that around the house. I also just want show picture of computer mouse and it size. If you want know about the mouse itself look it up if I stated the model number for more information. BTW my glove size is large and my prefer mouse grip styles is palm grip. 1 inch = 2.54 cm. 4 in = 10.16 cm. 1 cm = 10 mm.

I found this Mouse Size Chart while I was doing another blog.
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Old Dell [logitech] wired mouse of unknown model.

I found this PC mouse around the house. It a [Dell] mouse but it also a [logitech] mouse because it stated on the bottom. It an old technology mouse because it uses ball and PS/2 connector.


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Logitech [B100]

Wired Mouse (usb)

• Sensor Resolution: 800 dpi

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Logitech [M510]

Wireless Mouse

• Battery: 2 AA battery
• Battery Life (if uses economically): 24 Month
• Sensor Resolution: 1000 dpi 
• Mouse Dimensions (height x width x depth): 4.72 in (120 mm) x 2.56 in (65 mm) x 1.61 in (41 mm)

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Logitech [G203]

Wired Mouse

• Sensor Resolution: 8000 dpi 

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Lay's Potato Chips Flavors I could Find in China

These are all the Lay's Potato Chips Flavors I could find during the short or long vocation in China. Some of these chip I purchase while other I couldn't buy because I didn't  have room in my suitcase. The Picture taken was around Dec. 2017. There are some pictures I missed but I can't do anything about that  now can I.

Here are some other links that have a lists of Lay's Potato Chips Flavors from China that I may have missed or a "limited time only thing" like the one I purchased.

• Top Ten Lay's Chips Flavors in China
• Top 8 weirdest Chinese chip flavors
• 204 Lay's Potato Chip Flavors from Around the World 

Left to Right: Cucumber, Finger Licking Braised Pork, Tomato, and Black Pepper Rib Eye Steak

Sizzled Barbecue

Left to Right: Cherry Blossom and Grilled Squid

 

Left to Right: Texas Grilled BBQ, Yogurt, Pure Tomato, Seaweed, Italian Red Meat, Pure Spicy, Numb & Spicy Hot Pot, and Mexican Tomato Chicken.

It a Star War "X-Wing Fighter"

I found a almost life size Star War "X-Wing Fighter" while I'm on vocation in China that was promoting the new Star War movie.

Picture Taken: Dec 20, 2017 (China)

The Decision Making Parts of an Amateur/Non-Drinker on Test Trying Alcoholic Beverages [Pt.1]

The decision making I have to go through when I was trying taste tests the alcoholic beverages at the time beside my budget. What did I focus on beside my budget on that type of alcoholic beverages when purchasing it?

I learn my lesson on my first try (after "Hard Cider" try) but I still need a minimum sample sizes on "Try Test", that what I tell myself and that number is "Three".

When testing, I always test it in normal room temperature (alcoholic beverages) and when selecting (purchasing) I always try to select what I believe is the original or the true pure form of that alcoholic beverages. I'm not always right but I try.
  

Hard Cider

You can say I didn't focus on anything on this because it was my first time "taste trying/test" and though I went a little overboard on many thing. Self lesson learn. I went all over the place from national brands to local brands. From out of state to state-only brands. While I may gone overboard, I did learn/self learn a thing or two about USA Hard Cider and it brands.

Sake (Japanese Rice Wine)

I try to focus on and get it from the country of origin (Japan) as that what I believe will have the original flavor. I may not get all the "grade" range of sake but it good enough for me.

Beer

I focus on the different beer style to a bare minimum as I can.

Wine (Grape)

I try to focus on the at least a single grape variety even if it blended and because I research more on this (grape) wine, I narrow it down to at least one in each group such as sparking wine, white wine (light), white wine (full), etc...

What type of Wine Aged well? (Links)

Let get this stated first, I'm no wine expert nor a drinker (of any alcohol drink) unless I have to on those time. My opinion is bases on other expert opinion and come to my own conclusion base on my own gathered information from them. You can come to your own conclusion base on the link below.

• From what I know, an "aged" wine (usually in an oak barrel) for "X" amount of time usually months to years that are store under the best condition by wine maker before being sold to the consumers.
• A wine that you (the consumer) is going to "aged" is wine that is unopened wine that be put in some storage until the later consume. The aged wine will change in flavor (taste) depend on the wine and other factors; not all wine can "aged". 

Here some conclusion (my opinion) base on wine drinker opinions:  

• $20.00 or less is consider cheap wine.
• Wine that aged well within 1 thru 15 or so years , opinions may vary.
• Wine that aged well  longer then 10 plus years, opinions are near similar.

California, USA

How Different California Varietal Wines Age
CALIFORNIA'S TOP CABERNET SAUVIGNONS
On Aging California Wine

World (General)

Wines that Age Well - An Overview by Variety and Region
4 Traits of Wines That Age Well
5 Steps in Deciding How Long to Age a Wine
Wine Aging Chart for Reds and Whites
Which Wines Age Well?
Starting a Wine Collection
Which Wines Should You Be Aging?
How long can wine be aged before it becomes undrinkable?

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Question: What other alcoholic beverage will last a while (as in years), as in unopened and store?
Answer: Distilled beverage (spirit)

According to the my reading and the following the links, "spirit" even in the worse storage conditions will not change (flavor or go bad) unless you do something like put it in the sun [put any alcoholic beverage in the sun for long period of time regardless of what it is, is bad for it].

Links:
Preserving Good Spirits Shelf Life Of Wine, Beer And Liquor Varies Greatly
How to Store Wine, Whisky and Beer: An Easy Guide


       

Edible Fungus, I eaten so far.

Think of this as a list for "edible fungus" I have eaten so far and will update it when I eaten a new type. You can said my interests (currently) is try out (eat) different edible fungus. Depend on where you bought it (and the country you got from) and when (season); they are sold either fresh (I prefer), dry (limit on how you cook it), and canned.

They will be listed in "species" name and then the "common" name where you might see in store or what not. The one with the (*) next to it are the same species but have different common name when sold to the market by either maturity(age), color, and/or how it was rises.  

Agaricus bisporus (*)

• common mushroom, button mushroom, white mushroom, cultivated mushroom, table mushroom, and champignon mushroom
• Swiss brown mushroom, Roman brown mushroom, Italian brown, Italian mushroom, cremini or crimini mushroom, brown cap mushroom, or chestnut mushroom/baby portobello, baby bella, mini bella, portabellini, Roman mushroom, Italian mushroom, or brown mushroom
• Portobello mushrooms  

Pleurotus ostreatus

• Oyster mushroom

Pleurotus eryngii

• king trumpet mushroom, French horn mushroom, king oyster mushroom, king brown mushroom, boletus of the steppes, trumpet royale

Lentinula edodes

• Shiitake, Sawtooth oak mushroom, black forest mushroom, black mushroom, golden oak mushroom, or oakwood mushroom

Grifola frondosa

• Maitake, hen-of-the-woods, ram's head, sheep's head

Hypsizygus tessellatus (*)

• Buna-shimeji, Brown Beech Mushroom , Beech Mushroom, BeechBrown Clamshell Mushroom
• Bunapi-shimeji, White Beech Mushroom, White Clamshell Mushroom

Flammulina velutipes

• [Cultivated] - Enoki, Enokitake, Enokidake, golden needle mushroom, lily mushroom
• [Wild forms] - seafood mushrooms, winter mushrooms or winter fungus, velvet foot, velvet stem, velvet shank

Pholiota nameko

• nameko, butterscotch mushroom

Volvariella volvacea

• paddy straw mushroom, straw mushroom

Agrocybe aegerita

• poplar mushroom, velvet pioppini, Yanagi-matsutake

Auricularia polytricha

• cloud ear, hairy wood ear, black fungus, black Chinese fungus (or mushroom), wood ear fungus, wood fungus, ear fungus, or tree ear fungus

Tremella fuciformis

• snow fungus, silver ear fungus, white jelly mushroom

(My) Travel time by different transport in single trip

This is randomness out of boredom, but if I’m going to write it then it at least be accurate. This is my longest travel time in different transport in single trip from one places to another whether I driving it or not does not matter. Does not count if you stop over and rest in some hotel or motel over night. Will count for re-fueling, resting (such as bathroom break or rest stop), or crossing the border which require to get out of the transport and present all necessary documents to the border people. Transfer into a different transport or similar transport will not count. Whether you in a traffic, or afloat at sea; these still count because you in that transport, while not moving much.

• Vehicle (car and/or truck): ~5 Hours or more
• Bus: ~3 Hour
• Rail (train, subway, and/or any rail transports): ~4 Hour
• Aircraft: ~15 Hour
• Sea Craft: ~1 Hour, ~2 Hour (don't remember)

Airport, I Been To

This is a random stuff of my, which is "airport" I been to, there may be a few airport I forgot to list because it been a long time ago or I was too young to know or I can't think of it on top of my head.

They will be be categorize as:

• Pick Up or Drop Off
• Picking someone up or dropping them off at that airport, you only stay around the entrance area of the airport.

• Arriving or Departure
• You flying in and/or out of that airport, you go through and see most of the airport.

• Transfer
• You fly in only to get on to another plane to fly out at that airport, you stay around the terminal area only.

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• San Francisco International Airport (SFO) - USA: Pick up, Drop off, Arriving, and Departure 
• Oakland International Airport (OAK) - USA: Pick up & Drop off
• Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport (SJC) - USA: Pick up & Drop off
• Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) - China: Arriving & Departure
• Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN) - China: Arriving & Departure 
• Incheon International Airport (ICN) - South Korea: Transfer
• Vancouver International Airport (YVR) - Canada: Transfer 
• Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) - China: Arriving & Departure     

How to get detail picture of the moon or Night Sky

You often see very nice picture online or in books of the moon with minor moon landscape feature. I don't remember if I stated in the earlier blog when I stated I wanted take picture of the moon. So did some average research both online and offline (books) to find out what I need beside a camera.
The result are the following:

Books Stated:

• DSLR Camera
• Type of Lens (not stated, but most likely telephoto len), They only stated the F-number, and shutter speed. Not very helpful when this is the most important thing

Online Stated:

•  DSLR Camera or Point and Shoot Camera (But no example of Point & Shoot Picture anywhere online or at least not stated)
• Telephoto Lens (I uses 70-300mm telephoto lens, but it seem that I need an even more powerful telephoto lens beyond 300mm which also been stated they [online] used 800mm)

Well, I have nagging feeling that people uses telescope with the right attachment for the camera to mount on instead of telephoto lens to get those nice detail picture of the moon or the night sky. I know that a camera (depend on the camera) can be attach to a telescope (with the right require attachment equipment) but none of the sources from the above research stated this fact. I finally found my answer a few days ago when it was stated in this [Images] description box.

In Conclusion, if you want detail picture of the night sky or the moon uses:

• DSLR Camera with a telephoto lens higher then 300mm or with telescope attachment
• Point & Shoot Camera or Webcam [these are Maybe] with a telescope attachment [these are maybe since they (most of these type of camera) don't often have the right equipment to attach to a telescope] 
• Remember that camera attachment equipment to telescope are sold separately.

Couldn't See the Lunar Eclipse Yesterday (Sept 27, 2015; Local Times)

I couldn't see the lunar eclipse/super moon combo yesterday on Sept 27, 2015 (PST) [Sept 28, 2015 on UTC] due to freaking cloud coverage in my local area before around 6:00 PM PST which lasted until around 9:00 PM PST. Which by then the lunar eclipse is over. This is the last (total) lunar eclipse until 2019 in this part of the world; the lunar eclipse/super moon combo will come back in 2033. I did state I was taking pictures of lunar eclipse in my earlier blog, well I forgot to mention I posted those picture on wikipedia. I only took two picture of the "total" lunar eclipse out of four lunar eclipse that happen on this part of the world. The "2014 Apr 15" I didn't took the picture because I didn't have the camera to take it.

My two picture is in 2014 Oct 08 and 2015 Apr 04 are under the location Santa Clara County, California. I going post my picture for 2015 Sep 28 later of when the moon finally show up but after the full lunar eclipse. It just my luck that there cloud coverage in my local area, well lucky for people who live in the north bay while us south bay get cloud coverage (complain by me)  

My Killzone Mercenary future Walkthrough?

Future Killzone Mercenary Walkthrough is on hold because I'm too lazy to write them and I'm playing some other games as well. Well, there probably one contract that I probably can not do and won't write while the rest of the unwritten one some far; I will challenge myself into doing it and then make an easy for even beginner gamer and/or to this game to be able to do it.

After all the Walkthrough that I can do and write, I will then post and link other Walkthrough and/or helpful advise sites and give my opinion how helpful they to experiences (hours played) but not so skilled player.

Noted that most contract mission is doable as long they (the player) played the game long enough to understand the game itself and how to move and shoot.  

Which to chose, internal media drive or external media drive?

When I’m talking about media drive, of course I'm talking about the burner and not the regular drive that just play Medias. No one just buy those anymore for the computer, if they want that they can just buy a portable one or one for their TV. There are Pro and Con for both but to break down in general it come down to costs and functions/abilities (write speed).

Internal media drive

• They cost less than their counterpart for external media drive
• They have more "write speed" then their counter-part of the same cost if compare with price alone
• Majority of Internal media drive are design for desktop computer
• You must know how to install the drive yourself, plus that drive must have the "right" wire/connector for the motherboard and power supply for your computer.

External media drive

• They cost more than the internal media drive
• They have less "write speed" compare to their counterpart
• depending when it was made and who made it, the size vary 
• most are just plug and play and get  most of their power from the computer that way, while other require more power which require you to plug into an electrical outlet.

I just telling you the pro and con for these, the final choice it up to the person who buying it and using it. I mean these are some of the stuff I have to think about when I bought one or two.

Random Images/Pictures (#01)

Right now I’m taking a break from trying to write how to get hard badge for now and do some random thing like this. Here a few image using two different cameras. Both are a point & shoot cameras but one is old and one is not so old. These pictures was taken around 4:00 pm, inside, on 5/30/14; all picture is done on automate. Pic 1 is done normal while Pic 2 is zoom. And if you were wondering, that a real "Barn Owl"

• Camera 1: Fujifilm FinePix A330 [Year release: 2004? (I’m not sure)](Note: that the maximum zoom it can do)

• Camera 2: Nikon CoolPix L620 [Year release: 2013] (Note: that not the maximum zoom but if I zoom any more, it make too much noise in the picture.  

(1) FinePix A330 (normal)

(2) FinePix A330 (Zoom - max)

(2) CoolPix L620 (Zoom)

(1) CoolPix L620 (normal)

Here another pictures (same location) using a different point and shoot camera. Picture taken on 5/31/14 around 4:00 PM. Don’t remember if it was on automate or manual, most likely it was on manual because the image blur and usually my hand shake and blur the image when it taken. Most likely.

• Camera 3: FujiFilm FinePix F30 [Year release: 2006? (I’m not sure)](Note: that the maximum zoom it can do

FinePix F30 (Normal)

FinePix F30 (zoom - Max)

Battlefield 2 (Game) Story

This is a Battlefield 2 story, basically a gameplay from one of my personal gameplay experiences which unluckily it was not recorded on battle record nor did I recorded it live. Out of all the many hours I play, this is the few that I remember that worth remembering. If I were to give it a title it would be called “Last Man on the Team”. I don’t remember what happen most of the game but I remember the part what I need to remember. Long story short, I was the last player on our team while the other team just captures the last capture point and kills off my team that was defending it. They can’t respawn because I’m just a team member in my squad and not the leader. Long story short, I capture a point and all my dead teammate finally respawn. We lost anyway and we were losing in the first place. 

Map: Operation Blue Pearl

64 Player Setting Map

Actually number of player at that time: around 12-18, which mean around 6 to 8 player on both team.

I was on the Chinese Team, because if I were on the American side, we will still have a spawn point from the uncapturable American starting base. Anyway look at the picture I uploaded and that how the situation look from what I remembers, well to point out the sceenshot is the start of the game look not the situation I’m talking about but you get it, by me photoshoping the area in the image.  

Fileswap.com Download Issue

This is about filesswap.com download issue; you know when you push the download button but lead you to a “invalid download link” page.

Here are some references (site) that also talk about it but I’m not sure it will help since it didn’t help me but I got a theory about that but here are the sites:

http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/2104242-fileswap-invalid-download-link-workaround/

http://www.fileswap.com/dl/Q24WOhOr77/Super_Hostile_-_Black_Desert_II_v3.2_Beta.zip.html (the comment section)

I uses IE 11, Firefox 26.0, and Chrome v31(chrome is recently dl), All up-to-date version. I can’t download from any of these and I did try the one up above in the reference and download that extensions but it didn’t work for me.   

However, I could when I downloaded from the public library’s computer, they are using IE 6 or 7 (don’t know since I can’t check). Here my theory, perhaps it could be download only if you have fast and I mean fast internet connection. How fast, don’t know. I only know at least 2 libraries within my city that have that fast internet (T1), then again I haven’t gone to all of the libraries in my city because they too far. Like I say this just my theory, but at least I know I can download it from my library.