Friday, May 8, 2009

Triple Clicks




SFI Marketings new online superstore/garage sale is now up and running and rapidly growing in popularity.

Here you can sell your unwanted clutter and you can buy other peoples stuff. Ontop of that you can also purchase any of the items from SFI's great range of products!

Just click on the banner above and take a look at what's on offer.... and remember to check back frequently because money never sleeps and items are changing all the time!

I personally recommend the Veriuni Liquid Nutrition/Super Antioxidant Formula Bundle
in the "Health and Wellness" section. I've been taking it for about a year now and I feel FANTASTIC!

Anyway, head on over there and see what you think!

Thursday, April 16, 2009

General Growth Properties

April 16 (Bloomberg) -- General Growth Properties Inc. filed the biggest real estate bankruptcy in U.S. history after amassing $27 billion in debt during an acquisition spree that turned it into the second-largest shopping mall owner.

The owner of Boston’s Faneuil Hall and the South Street Seaport in New York City ended a seven-month effort today to refinance its debt. The company listed $29.5 billion in assets and debts of about $27.3 billion in the Chapter 11 filing. General Growth will continue operating its more than 200 properties.
read the full article here

Friday, March 20, 2009

FREE Website and Hosting!

Ever wanted a website...For any purpose but not had the money or wanted to invest in a paid hosting account? Does the thought of HTML fill you with dread? Then fear not for all your dreams are answered. WEEBLY has come to the rescue!

This excellent package is FREE. You just sign up and start creating using drag and drop. you can include video, audio, pictures and text and the online help is first class. just click the Link below and enjoy!


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Thursday, March 19, 2009

EA Sports Active

Lauren Bernat, whom you might better remember as the Wii Fit Girl stumbled half-naked into her 15 seconds of internet fame when a video of her playing with the Wii Balance Board clad only in panties and a t-shirt was posted to YouTube

And now she's back, capitalizing on that "fame" for the benefit of the new EA Sports Active title, a new "virtual fitness" product for the Wii from Electronic Arts. In a new promotional video EA Canada PR Manager Jen Riley addresses a crowd while Bernat punches, jumps and squats her way through the game's workouts, all while struggling to keep a perky, "lovin' every minute of it" smile on her face.

EA Sports Active is set for release in May and while Riley said the company had no further announcements at this time, she did point out that along with being a game EA Sports Active is also a brand, strongly implying that future "virtual fitness" titles for the Wii would be revealed in the future.

Read the full article here: Escapist Magazine

See What you're gonna get for your money HERE

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Nintendo Wii release the Jog!

As seen at the CES Toy convention the Jog is to be released by Nintendo for use with the Nintendo Wii. This inovative device is a little like a pedometer, in that it detects your movements but it converts those movements into your characters movements in any game!
If you run, your character runs. If you stop running, your character stops running!
The Jog really takes Wii gaming to the next level. This device will encourage far more physical exercise from those who are trying to use the Wii to get fit than most of the games that come with the Wii Fit! Released in March here in the UK it's probably out everywhere else already because we are always last and always the most expensive!

you can look on Google or eBay to find yours!

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Disney start online Community

Disney today announced the launch of D23 (www.Disney.com/D23), the first official community for Disney fans in the Company's 85-year history. Through D23, fans will go backstage and behind closed doors to get the inside scoop from every part of Disney, while experiencing the nostalgia, adventure and fantasy of Disney as never before.


To view the Multimedia News Release, go to: http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/disney/37333/


"We have a fantastic legacy that started in 1923 and is based on timeless stories, beloved characters and unforgettable experiences, but it's our fans that keep the spirit of Disney alive year after year, generation after generation," said Disney President and CEO Bob Iger at the Company's annual shareholder's meeting. "D23 is our way of saying 'thank you' and celebrating our fans, who bring the magic of Disney to life every day in every corner of the world."


As a part of this new Disney fan experience, today also marks the launch of D23's new quarterly publication, Disney twenty-three; the all-new D23 Web site at Disney.com/D23; and a new collectibles line, The Walt Disney Archives Collection, which was created specifically with D23 members in mind. D23 also will host special events for its members throughout the year, highlighted by the organization's signature event, the D23 Expo, which will be held in Anaheim this September 10-13.


view full article HERE

Wal-Mart, Dell and eClinicalWorks to shake up healthcare

It looks like Wal-Mart are going to take to the field of electronic patient records.
The companies is teaming up it's Sam's Club division with Dell for the computers and eClinicalWorks for the

software. Wal-Mart says its package deal of hardware, software, installation, maintenance and training will make the

technology more accessible and affordable, undercutting rival health information technology suppliers by as much as

half.

“We’re a high-volume, low-cost company,” said Marcus Osborne, senior director for health care business development

at Wal-Mart. “And I would argue that mentality is sorely lacking in the health care industry.”

The Sam’s Club offering, to be made available this spring, will be under $25,000 for the first physician in a

practice, and about $10,000 for each additional doctor. After the installation and training, continuing annual costs

for maintenance and support will be $4,000 to $6,500 a year, the company estimates.

Read the full article here: NewYork Times