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Monday, September 10, 2007

As Seen on TV - Name Brand Products You Can't Live Without

As Seen on TV name brand products have been around for years, and are almost as much a part of America's heritage as the automobile! As these products grew in popularity, and people became more comfortable shopping from home, new innovative and useful products were released almost every single week until there were hundreds of items to choose from.

When the Web came about, As Seen on TV name brand products became available at many online shopping malls and specialty Web stores, and at very cheap prices. Listed below are the top five As Seen on TV product ideas - these are products you can't live without!

1. Name Brand Health and Beauty Products

You can enjoy many great As Seen on TV products for good health and beauty. For gorgeous hair styles, there are the Wonder Weave and Turbie Twist hair products. For organizing that over-stuffed purse, there's the Purse Brite organizer. Other great name brand products for health and beauty include the Walkfit Orthotic shoe inserts, Miracle Rub Pain Relief Cream, Dream Lips, the True Ceramic Pro Infrared Ionic Styler, and many others.

2. Sports and Fitness

If you're an active person, you'll love the many As Seen on TV name brand products for good fitness and sports. There are great workout videos and DVDs such as "Rehab Your Body" and "Fat Burning Workout Video." Great fitness products such as the Bun and Thigh Roller and the Smart Abs System are available as well.

3. Electronics

There is a wide variety of As Seen on TV name brand electronics, from unique cell phone accessories to pet trainer devices. Some popular electronics include the Protech Pro 600 Ultra Handheld Electronic Game Set, the collar Pet Trainer, the LCD Touch Panel Telephone, Cellular Pen, and the Bell & Howell Sunlight Lamp.

4. Tools and Hardware

One category that's filled with great items is "Tools and Hardware." As Seen on TV commercials are known for showing and demonstrating unique tools and hardware for the outdoorsman or handy man! Some of these include the Weed Claw, Gutter Flusher, Folding Wheel Barrow, Weed Thrasher, Drain Buster, and the Euro Blaster. All these help make work around the house much easier!

5. Housewares

Women have been filling their kitchens with unique As Seen on TV products for years. That's because products such as the Smart Spin always help simplify kitchen organization.

Other great name brand product categories offered through As Seen on TV retailers online include pet items, automotive products, collectibles, toys, and more. If you visit an online mall to shop for these products, you can also grab other great products such as games, jewelry, painted glass, and outdoor items at very cheap prices. With the Web, you can now get all the great products you once missed on TV!

Chris Robertson is an author of Majon International, one of the worlds MOST popular internet marketing companies on the web. Learn more about As Seen on TV Name Brand Products or Majon's As Seen on TV directory.

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Religion What Is It And What Is It About?

As everyone knows, there are only a couple of things that you do not talk about in polite society, Religion and Politics. Well I think its time to fracture that taboo and discuss at least one of these two subjects, for the simple reason, there needs to be some clarification of both knowledge and understanding. Now everyone has knowledge of the subject of religion, but is there an understanding of it or is it just taken for granted as to what it is.. What we understand could for all intent and purpose be something totally different from the reality of what religion is. Could it be religion? could it be spirituality or could it be a combination of both religion and spirituality? It is just a philosophy or a life altering faith in an Eternal Being and who is this Eternal Being? What is the culture of religion and how and why does it impact life the way it does?

These are some of the questions I hope to cover in this review, but before we get to far afield, let us define what religion is. According to Merriam-Webster and Zane publishing, my computerized dictionary:

religion ri-li-jn noun [ME religioun, fr. L religion-, religio supernatural constraint, sanction, religious practice, perh. fr. religare to restrain, tie back more at RELY] (13c)
1a: the state of a religious (a nun in her 20th year of religion)
b (1) : the service and worship of God or the supernatural
(2) : commitment or devotion to religious faith or observance
2: a personal set or institutionalized system of religious attitudes, beliefs, and practices
3archaic : scrupulous conformity : CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
4: a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith
religionless adjective

1996 Zane Publishing, Inc. and Merriam-Webster, Incorporated

The Encyclopedia of Religion defines religion this way:

In summary, it may be said that almost every known culture involves the religious in the above sense of a depth dimension in cultural experiences at all levels a push, whether ill-defined or conscious, toward some sort of ultimacy and transcendence that will provide norms and power for the rest of life. When more or less distinct patterns of behaviour are built around this depth dimension in a culture, this structure constitutes religion in its historically recognizable form. Religion is the organization of life around the depth dimensions of experience varied in form, completeness, and clarity in accordance with the environs culture.

Weather it be Christian, Judaism, Islam or any other of the worlds religions, let us start at the beginning and look at religion in its formative stages.

In accordance with the thought processes of the times in which any particular religion came into being, it appears that it was the conceptualization of an individual whom had an altering experience and was given insights that others were not privy to. This individual then rose through the hierarchy of that group because he could supply answers or had a close following of selected individuals that never questioned his word on anything. In the cause of Christianity, God used men like Adam, Abraham, Noah, Moses, Joshua and others down through the years to bring His word to the world, at that time the world was primarily located in the area that we now call Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Israel. Here is where the first recorded incidents took place between the notable belief systems; they were of course the Greeks, the Romans, the Israelites, and the other varied belief structures of the world.

The concept of religion came about to fill a need that was experienced by man due to not being able to, in his limited capacity, explain his purpose. Even at this juncture, man had to have relevance within his situation, which has not changed even today.

But, how could he explain things that are beyond the scope of his abilities?
For example; without using any reference toward a Higher Being or Divine Intervention
1) Explain how we have water, true we have the basic parts of water and can with science have the elements in three varied states; liquid, solid, and gas. That is not questioned, but how are these elements combined and held together to make water?
2) Explain how everything on the face of the Earth works together cohesively without the intervention of man, yet when man (the highest form of life on the planet) interferes with Nature, it always runs amok, until man backs away and leaves it alone.

Before man became the cultured, educated, controlling entity he is today, he had the mind of a child and looked on things with wonder and awe. The explanations of that day were simple and to the point. I can imagine the caveman looking at a sprout when winter turned to spring and saying to himself, this was not here yesterday, so what changed? Then looking at the sun and feeling the warmth, again saying to himself This bright thing is the giver of life and falling in front of it in awe of this new revelation, and returning to his tribe reiterating his find and saying I have discovered something

Then again stating what he believed as truth The Bright Thing is the giver of life, it feeds us, it warms us, when we are good it returns to us, when we do wrong, it leaves us and the ground gets cold and there is no food. We must therefore recognize the Bright Thing as more than us.

Ergo a belief system is born, and through this discoverer, comes the dictates of how to edify this new Higher Being/Higher entity Thereby religion is born. Though this is a very highly stylized interpretation of the beginnings of religion, there could easily be a basis of fact in it. One of my assertions is, religion is the creation of man to edify through action and rules that which he cannot explain.

The concept of a Higher Being becomes reasonable when after careful consideration, man, the explorer finally reaches the place where he has seen the true valuation of self in aspects differing from his own interpretive powers, ones view of self is often overly inflated, and does not always match the reality within which we interact with others. Each individual faith/belief system appears to hinge on the tenant that it and only it is the true faith sought by God, Allah, Buddha or whomever or whatever resides in the position of austerity given by the group of devotees. The pattern of devotion appears always to be the same, Emotionalism, Acceptance, Fervor, Commitment, and Comfort.

The emotionalism is usually a product of disillusionment with the normal experience that human beings encounter in everyday life, and therefore asking the age old question, Is this all there is? which in turn prompts the response of I do not accept that, there has got to be something MORE!

Within the context of this statement I hope to map the need for a belief system in the life of a Human Being, this will include the Agnostic, and Atheist also.

I would be very interested to receive any comments about the above article, there are more to follow, and they shall be posted shortly.

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Great Summer Parties - 22 Hot Tips to Make Your Party the Hit of the Season

It's time for a great summer party. Maybe you're planning a big outdoor event, like a family reunion, garden wedding, or milestone birthday party. Or perhaps you've decided on the spur of the moment to invite a few friends over for a small get together. Here are some hot tips to turn your average summer party into a real blast.

1. Instead of balloons, hang inflatable beach balls.

2. Give each of your guests a little battery operated personal fan that you can get at the dollar store. It's a practical party favor that will come in handy if it's a very hot day.

3. No pool? Throw a sprinkler party. Tell your guests to bring their bathing suits for a run through the sprinkler. Provide water guns and water balloons for additional entertainment.

4. Rain in the forecast? Have an indoor picnic. Push the furniture to the side, put a checkered or gingham tablecloth on the floor, serve take out fried chicken, sandwiches and potato salad.

5. Use a beach pail to hold plastic utensils or napkins at your summer party. The plastic shovel makes a novel serving spoon.

6. Keep white Christmas lights handy all year. They look great strung around the patio, deck, trees, or around the table or doorway inside the house.

7. Try to have much more ice on hand than you think you'll need. And make sure you have lots and lots of beverages, especially frozen drinks and smoothies. Summer parties are the perfect time to try out some new recipes in the blender.

8. Use a wheelbarrow filled with ice. Add cans and bottles of your favorite drinks for a portable outdoor cooler.

9. Have a luau themed party. Decorate with grass skirts, plastic leis, etc. from a party supply story. Scatter seashells on the table. Hang colored lanterns. Play background Hawaiian music. Don't forget the pineapple and macadamia nuts.

10. If you don't have a backyard, have your summer party at the park, beach or even zoo.

11. Give each of your guests a dollar store beach pail as a party favor filled with summer stuff, like sunscreen, flip flops and a novel for summer reading. Add a homemade or professionally made personalized photo bookmark inside the novel that thanks your guests for coming to the party.

12. At night, light candles for atmosphere and Citronella candles to discourage bugs.

13. If you're having a pool or beach party, make sure you find a guest to volunteer as a designated lifeguard who is willing to give full attention to watching the kids in the water.

14. Have an ice cream party. Provide a selection of ice cream and sherbet flavors and let your guests add their own sundae and fresh fruit toppings.

15. Have extra sunscreen prominently displayed and available to any of your guests who may need it.

16. If you're doing the grilling, ask your guests to bring the salads and side dishes.

17. Have Christmas in July (or August). Put up your fiber-optic or pre-lit tree, play Christmas music, serve cookies.

18. Have a Mexican fiesta, complete with make your own tacos, salsa and chips (try some fruit salsas) and a pinata.

19. Some outdoor activities kids can enjoy at a party include a treasure hunt, blowing giant bubbles, water balloon toss, fishing for magnetic fish in a wading pool, ring toss in a wading pool, croquet, horseshoes, badminton, face painting, spin art, hide and seek.

20. Serve fresh, seasonal fruit in hallowed out melon or pineapple halves.

21. Take lots of photos at your summer party. Email a few of the best ones to all the guests who attended. Better yet, have custom made photo magnets made of a group photo or one of you and your family with a message thanking people for coming to the party. Then mail them out as a great remembrance to a special occasion.

22. Don't forget to toast some marshmallows!

Linda Kling is the owner of Photo Party Favors which offers personalized photo favors and custom photo cards, photo announcements and photo invitations Visit her website for more party tips, plus lots of free party recipes, free printable candy bar wrappers, more.

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Wedding Planning Checklist - 2 to 4 Months Before Your Wedding

Less than 4 months to go until your wedding day. At this point, your wedding planning process is about details, details and more details. Perhaps youve taken care of some pertinent details, like sending out the save the date cards and coordinating the rehearsal dinner venue, but there is more to do! Following is a wedding planning checklist of tasks to complete when youre within 2 to 4 months of your wedding date.

Wedding Planning Checklist: 2 to 4 months Before Your Wedding

  • Meet with your florist to order your wedding flowers. Bring a sketch or photo of your wedding dress and color swatches of your bridesmaids' dresses.
  • Address all wedding invitations and announcements.
  • Finalize your music selection with the disk jockey or other entertainment.
  • Check with your bridesmaids and groomsmen to make sure they've gotten their attire, confirm arrival times, and answer any last minute questions. Be sure attendants are kept informed of rehearsal plans, other commitments they have.
  • Contact your vendors (caterer, officiant, cake baker, photographer, videographer, florist, musicians, transportation, and hotels) to confirm arrival and delivery times.
  • Write and print your wedding program.
  • Create welcome baskets for out-of-town guests.
  • Send change-of-address information to post office.
  • Ask your mother or maid of honor to contact any guests who have not sent the RSVP card.
  • Plan the ceremony, reception, menus, master of ceremonies, music, and timetables.
  • Finalize plans for the rehearsal dinner and bridesmaids' luncheon.
  • Address and mail the wedding invitations.
  • Plan the reception seating, if necessary.
  • Consult relevant newspapers for requirements on wedding announcements.
  • Have a formal portrait taken in wedding dress for newspaper announcement.
  • Consult your hairstylist about your wedding hairstyle.
  • Consult your makeup person about wedding day makeup.
  • Investigate legal details, such as naming fianc as beneficiary in will and life insurance, obtaining insurance to cover joint property, consolidating auto insurance, opening joint bank accounts, etc.
  • If you will be changing your names, make a list of where you need to do this and when.
  • If you will need foreign money for the honeymoon, make arrangements to obtain it.
  • Give a list of "important shots" to your wedding photographer.
  • Discuss your menu with your wedding caterer.
  • Meet with your officiant to discuss the service.
  • Write your vows.
  • Attend any wedding showers.
  • Make final alterations and fittings for your wedding dress. Bring a friend along to help you bustle your train and fasten any tricky buttons.

Use this wedding planning checklist as a guideline for tasks to complete when youre within 2 to 4 months of your wedding date.

Hilary Basile is a writer for MyGuidesUSA.com. At MyGuidesUSA.com (http://www.myguidesusa.com), you will find valuable tips and resources for handling lifes major events. Whether youre planning a wedding, buying your first home, anxiously awaiting the birth of a child, contending with a divorce, searching for a new job, or planning for your retirement, youll find answers to your questions at MyGuidesUSA.com. Find wedding planning tips and resources at http://www.myguidesusa.com/weddings

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