Actually, I couldn’t find any “Lock of the Irish” quotes,
but here are a few “Luck of the Irish” blessings and toasts:
“Wherever you go and whatever you do,
May the luck of the Irish be there with you.”
“May the Irish hills caress you.
May her lakes and rivers bless you.
May the luck of the Irish enfold you.
May the blessings of Saint Patrick behold you.”
“By all the shamrocks in old Killarney
tis a joy to know you and that’s no blarney.”
“Leprechauns, castles, good luck and laughter.
Lullabies, dreams and love ever after.
Poems and songs with pipes and drums.
A thousand welcomes when anyone comes…
That’s the Irish for you!”
“A wish that every day for you will be happy from the start
and may you always have good luck
and a song within your heart.”
“All the luck o’the Irish I’m happy to send you
With a wish that good fortune and joy may attend you.”
“Here’s a wish for a day that’s lucky all through from the likes o’me to the likes o’you.”
Access Control and CCTV news…
Today, SD cards are at 32 gigabytes; in the future, it could be 2 terabytes. The increase in capacity could be a 'game changer' for video surveillance.
Marcella writes that the new memory cards will not be any larger, physically, than the existing cards. He continues, “What can 2TB of storage give you? For the consumer market, the Secure Digital Association estimates that 100 high-definition movies could be stored on a single card. In the realm of video surveillance, using highly-efficient H.264 video compression a customer could record 30 images per second of high-quality, 1080p HDTV video for close to 55 days on a single card.”
I ask, “What’s a terabyte?”
Wikipedia answers: “A terabyte (or Tbyte) is a SI-multiple (see prefix tera) of the unit byte for digital information storage and is equal to 1 trillion short scale bytes or 1000 gigabytes. The unit symbol for the terabyte is TB.”
I respond, “Oh.”
Monitoring and storage equipment will both be impacted by the larger capacity memory cards.