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1. Haunted Movie Sets and Ghostly Encounters November 19, 2009 Can there be a curse on the set of a movie? Some say yes. Here are some crazy instances of death and haunting on set: Poltergeist You have probably heard about the fact that a number of people died who were involved in this movie- Seven to be exact. Carol Anne (Heather O’Rourke) was only twelve when she died during a bowel obstruction surgery. Dominique Dunne was strangled by her boyfriend at just 22. Will Sampson died from a heart-lung transplant at 53. Brian Gibson and Julian Beck both died of different types of cancer. Gibson had a type of bone cancer that occurs in teenage men and ... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

2. Satellite Internet - Service Sector Oppotunities In The Internet Economy November 19, 2009 Can there be a curse on the set of a movie? Some say yes. Here are some crazy instances of death and haunting on set: Poltergeist You have probably heard about the fact that a number of people died who were involved in this movie- Seven to be exact. Carol Anne (Heather O’Rourke) was only twelve when she died during a bowel obstruction surgery. Dominique Dunne was strangled by her boyfriend at just 22. Will Sampson died from a heart-lung transplant at 53. Brian Gibson and Julian Beck both died of different types of cancer. Gibson had a type of bone cancer that occurs in teenage men and ... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

3. Rural Broadband Internet's Effect On Small Town Economies November 19, 2009 The Government's commitment to providing high-speed Internet connections to rural America through the Federal Broadband Stimulus program, may have a positive economic effect for customers accessing newly born services. However, the effect on rural businesses may not be so positive. It is not an unfamiliar fact that customers of rural businesses usually pay more for the same products and services that mainstream Americans do. The reasons are numerous, and in many cases justified. Smaller customer bases and higher costs to receive goods or deliver services are a big contributor to higher co... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

4. Satellite Internet - A Review of Satellite Internet Service November 18, 2009 Satellite Internet is one of the fastest growing Broadband Internet solutions in the United States.There are two main Satellite Internet Service Providers for residential customers, HughesNet and WildBlue. When compared side by side, Wild Blue, with its lower upfront and monthly costs and aggressive promotions, is hands down the elite choice for Satellite Internet Access. Satellite Internet Connections offer the same quality of Internet as DSL and cable companies, but are available to customers in rural areas, where cable and DSL do not venture and dialup ISP's are the only option. With S... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

5. Netflix vs. Blockbuster November 18, 2009 With the economy the way it is, consumers are looking to save money wherever they can. Families are not going out as much and staying home in an effort to save a few bucks here and there. So it’s not a surprise when we see the rising popularity of in-home entertainment. With DVR, On-Demand, and Pay-Per-View it is now easier then ever to enjoy a nice night at home. You would think that video rental stores like Blockbuster would be thriving in this bad economy. Unfortunately that’s not the case. When Netflix launched in 1999 it changed the way people rented and watched movies. For a flat mo... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

6. Expand Your DVR's Recording and Storage Capabilities November 18, 2009 Dish Network DVR's have the most recording and storage space available in the industry. Still, with all of the great programming available these days, the need for more storage space may at some point become an issue. Consider a DVR External Hard Disk Drive as a solution. Dish Network's ViP-Series DVR's are compatible with USB 2.0 hard disk drives. These drives can increase your DVR's storage capacity by more than 400 hours of standard digital recording and nearly 100 hours of high-definition recording. An external hard disk drive (HDD) makes it possible to save all of your favorites and not ... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

7. Five Musicians Who Should Have Been Famous November 12, 2009 Pete Best, Former Drummer, The Beatles How can you be kicked out of the greatest rock band ever? Pete Best goes down in history as the most famous person, famous for not being famous. Best left the band just two years before their historic Ed Sullivan show. The reasons behind Pete Best's notorious 1962 dismissal as The Beatles' drummer have been a point of debate among Beatlemaniacs for decades. Some claim he lacked the solid beats needed to support a rock band, while others claim John and Paul vainly wanted a less attractive drummer. Considering his replacement was the dubious-looking Ringo ... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

8. Five Female Pioneers In Film November 12, 2009 Amelia will be premiering in movie theaters tonight. Hilary Swank will star as Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly an airplane over the Atlantic Ocean. This historical moment reminded me of a few women who made their mark in film history. I came up with five female pioneers in film but the list goes on for miles! Alice Guy-Blache Alice Guy-Blache was the first female film director. She did her first film titled La Fee aux Choux (The Cabbage Fairy) around 1898 while in charge of production at Gaumont Film Company in France. She went on to direct a total of 324 films of different genres... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

9. Car Companies That Went Belly Up November 12, 2009 With the economy the way it is, it was no surprise that Chrysler announced that they would be going into bankruptcy, also the discontinuation of the Pontiac line, and the imminent demise of GM’s Saturn. So I was thinking let’s take a look back at some other American car brands that have gone belly up. Studebaker Studebaker started out in 1852, as a family owned blacksmith business. It would later become the world’s largest wagon builder by the end of the 19th century. They successfully turned their wagon enterprise into a horseless carriage enterprise, Studebaker turned out unique and cr... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

10. The Stories of Championship Trophies November 11, 2009 The University of North Carolina picked up another NCAA men’s basketball trophy last year, which will make a nice addition to the school’s trophy case. The adorned wooden plank is one of the more recognizable awards in all of sports, but what’s the story behind it? What does it mean? Here’s the scoop on the NCAA championship hardware, plus the cups, statues, and trophies other athletes strive to claim. NCAA Basketball Championship The NCAA Championship trophy was first raised up high in 1952. This walnut plank that is embellished with a metal NCAA seal and olive branches replaced a silve... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

11. Troubled Actors November 11, 2009 There are so many actors who lead troubled lives that I just had to do some digging around for some samples. Here’s what I found: Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen What happened to baby Michelle? These girls probably weighed more when they were on Full House than they do now. Mary-Kate seems to be the more troubled of the two, at least according to public knowledge. She has suffered from anorexia and drug abuse and it has been said that she could have been responsible for supplying Heath Ledger with the drugs that killed him. Tom Sizemore Tom starred in Saving Private Ryan and Natu... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

12. What Some Of Your Favorite Movies Could Have Been Called November 11, 2009 Naming a movie is not an easy task, especially when millions of production dollars are involved. Here are what some of your favorite films were almost called, and ask yourself if you would have gone to go see these movies with their alternate titles. Pretty Woman - “3000” Pretty Woman was based on a script written by J.F. Lawton called “3000” witch is the amount of money paid for a week’s worth of the hooker’s “company. In the original story, Julia Roberts’ character was not only a prostitute, she was also a drug addict. When Disney bought the script, they hired new writers to lighten it... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

13. Teaching Your Child Spanish As a Second Language November 03, 2009 It is common knowledge that in today's world it is very beneficial to learn a second language. In addition to being able to meet more people, and getting to experience more of the world's diverse cultures, being bilingual opens the door wider to opportunity when it knocks, more so than it would for someone who is monolingual. In the United States, Spanish is the second most spoken language after English. Being able to speak and understand Spanish in the USA welcomes more job opportunities and higher earnings. There are many ways to go about learning Spanish. I myself learned Spanish in high ... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

14. Seeking a new job in the 21st Century November 03, 2009 When I got out of college 12 years ago there was only one traditional way of applying for employment. After combing the classified section of the local paper I would form a list of jobs I was interested in applying for. I recall going to the store to purchase good quality paper with matching envelops and mailing each company I was interested in working for a copy of my resume and cover letter. After a trip to the Post Office, my job was done and the waiting game began. In some rare cases a follow up call to a HR representative at the company was in order to make sure that they have received ... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

15. Satellite Internet - an Investment in Education November 03, 2009 You wouldn't paint a house with a toothbrush, or cut a tree down with a steak knife, so why would you ever attempt to educate yourself online with a dialup Internet service. In all three instances, way too slow and, more importantly, not the right tool for the job. Anyone who has, or is attempting to earn a degree or certification will tell you, education is an investment toward a brighter future. The costs of housing, books, tuition, student loans and supplies have driven more and more students to the Internet. School is hard enough without the constant fight to get connected, stay connecte... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

16. Wildblue Satellite Internet looking to Improve Internet Speed with Stimulus Money November 01, 2009 There are parts of America believe it or not, that do not have access to High Speed Internet. While customers of cities and settled towns price T1 cable lines and Fiber optic connections with speeds advertised sometimes over 25 Megabytes, many residents in rural areas rely on dial up speeds. This is due to limited access of hardwired Telephone or cable lines. Satellite Internet Providers have been doing their best to connect rural America to the Internet at an improved speed, and with 7.2 Billion dollars in Fed Stimulus Money set aside to help rural areas to acquire Broadband Access the ... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

17. Dish Network Makes Dish TV Affordable November 01, 2009 Dish Network, one of the largest Dish TV providers has been working to provide quality service at an affordable price since its inception. For years Satellite TV service has gone form hundreds of dollars to $19.99 for select Dish Network Packages. Dish Network has been competing with the other Dish TV Provider Direct TV since it began. As Dish Network continues to improve their quality of service with more HD Programming, without raising costs on their customers. Dish Network compared to a majority of the providers,such as; Verizon Fios, ATT U-verse, and DirecTV, offers customers more HD ... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

18. Yankees Back In Familiar Place, First Place That Is November 01, 2009 Things are finally getting back to normal in Major League Baseball, although the pennant races are tight; the Yankees are in their rightful place right now, having clinched a post-season birth. There was no big celebration, which I believe is a good sign. It shows that there is a concentration on the next hurdle, which is winning the American League pennant and ultimately the World Series. This hurdle is going to be a difficult one to leap as the archrival Red Sox are playing their best baseball of the season down the stretch. With Assuming the Yankees win the division, the next bi... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

19. Lords of Dogtown - The Pioneers of Skateboarding October 26, 2009 What do Tony Hawk, Bam Margera, Rob Dyrdek, and Ryan Sheckler have in common? They are all skateboarders with their own shows on MTV. Now I will give credit where credit is due. Thanks to them, skateboarding has sky rocketed in popularity. The Olympics of extreme sports, the X-Games air every year on ESPN just like the World Series or Super Bowl would. Contrary to what the “MTV Generation” believes, skateboarding wasn’t invented every Thursday night at 9 on Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory. Sure on MTV you can see Bam throw himself from a moving car or Rob run around town with his bodyguards,... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

20. Exclusive Halloween Festive freeshipping offer from AmericaRx October 22, 2009 AmericaRx.com Exclusive Halloween Festive freeshipping offer: Free shipping on order worth of $69+ on entire store, Hurry up! This offer is valid on 24th and 25th October,2009 only; don't miss this exclusive offer from AmericaRx.com. * Excludes for bulky Items. Don’t forget to use this free shipping offer. No need to use coupon code. Shop at AmericaRx.com order worth of $69 plus, then automatically you are eligible to get free shipping. AmericaRx also carries health supplements for diet and nutrition from leading manufacturers and cosmetics and fragrances from top brands. Ame... (read more) Author: Rama Lakshmi

21. Diwali Festival | Diwali Across India | Diwali Traditional Lakshmi Puja October 19, 2009 Diwali or Deepavali a significant festival in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism, and an official holiday in India. Adherents of these religions celebrate Diwali as the Festival of Lights. They light diyas - cotton string wicks inserted in small clay pots filled with oil - to signify victory of good over the evil within an individual. In Hinduism, across many parts of India and Nepal, it is the homecoming of Rama after a 14-year exile in the forest and his victory over Ravana. In the legend, the people of Ayodhya welcomed Rama by lighting rows of lamps, thus its name: Deepavali. In Sout... (read more) Author: Sita S

22. NFL Red Zone and NFL Sunday Ticket - A Comparison October 19, 2009 I am proud to call myself a sports fan. I like to watch my favorite teams play each week in their respective sports, and especially come playoff time. But I do however have one concern. It seems over the past few years more and more sports packages have become available like NFL Sunday Ticket, MLB Extra Innings, Etc. Don’t get me wrong the idea of having the ability to choose to watch all 16 NFL football games being played each week is great. But, is it worth the $300.00 you pay? Lets face it, these Sports packages are perfect for a Sports Bar who has more then 4 televisions where they c... (read more) Author: sanajai rama

23. Diwali - Festival of Lights October 01, 2009 Diwali (or Dipawali, often spelt Deepavali) is a respectable festival in Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Jainism, and an formalised holiday in India. Disciples of these religions celebrate Diwali as the Festival of Lights. They illuminate diyas—cotton strand wicks infixed in tiny mud pots loaded with oil—to signify victory of good over the bad inside an individual. In Hinduism, across many regions of India and Nepal, it is the return of Rama after a 14-year exile in the forest and his victory all over the Ravana. In the fable, the people of Ayodhya (the capital of his kingdom) received R... (read more) Author: Abhishek S

24. Rameshwaram Temple Tamil Nadu: Varanasi Of South India September 14, 2009 Surrounded by the picturesque sea in the state of Tamil Nadu, Rameshwaram is a popular religious island spread over an area of 61.8 square km in the shape of a conch. Apart from the natural beauty and water attractions, Tamil Nadu comprises of a number of religious shrines & pilgrimages that can wash away your sins and purify your mind and soul. Rameshwaram, an island of Lord Rama's temple in Tamil Nadu, is one such brilliant example of these religious sites. The prominent attraction – Ramanatha Swamy Temple – here is a masterpiece of Dravidian architecture and boas... (read more) Author: Sanjog Kr

25. Diwali Festival: The Victory of Good over Evil September 12, 2009 Diwali or Deepavali is celebrated with great gusto and enjoyment in India and many other countries around the world. The English word Diwali is actually the corruption of the vernacular word Deepavali which means an array of lamps. Hence, the festival of Diwali is quite correctly known as the festival of lights. As you might know, the Diwali festival is celebrated to commemorate the return of Lord Rama with his wife to the throne in Ayodhaya after a 14 year exile in the forests. People celebrated his return by lighting an array of lamps to celebrate his return. The Diwali festival is cele... (read more) Author: Rahul Doshi

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