Mike Feldman asked: In the dark ages of window films consumers had to make a tough choice between two evils. Do they select a dark window film to block glare and heat, or do they have a mirror like window film installed? Either way; the Hobbesian Choice had a down side. Today’s window films like… Read More »
Groshan Fabiola asked: MP3 music downloading is the music buying wave of the future. The entire music industry is being forced to catch up to consumers in the era of music downloads. The MP3 music store is quickly replacing the traditional music store, and the MP3 album may one day replace the traditional album. MP3… Read More »
Andri R asked: cultures of South and Central America and the Caribbean islands blend American Indian, African and European (particularly Spanish and Portuguese) traditions. In folk music, the particular combination of elements varies from region to region, from the purely Indian forms of highland Bolivia and Amazon rain forests peoples to the mestizo (‘mixed’) music… Read More »
Amelie Mag asked: A famous saying used to say that music is food for the soul. This proverb is today more truthful than ever, with various genres, suiting every preference and taste. Music heals the soul and provides it with incredible emotions that cannot be offered by anything else in the world. As we grow,… Read More »
Abhishek Agarwal asked: Films are an audio visual version, yet most film makers focus solely on the visual part. They tend to forget that without a good audio quality the film would totally loose its impact! None of your scenes would create that horror or terror or tickle without the right background score! Some of… Read More »
Groshan Fabiola asked: Online music is one of the most popular ways to acquire music these days. It makes sense, since almost every person here has or has heard of the iPod. Downloading music from the internet makes it more convenient to upload the songs directly onto an M3 player. However, not everyone that has… Read More »
Russell Shortt asked: Alfred Hitchcock was born on 13 August 1899 in Leytonstone, London. He was educated at the Jesuit Classic school St Ignatius’ College, Stamford Hill, London and London County Council School of Engineering, Poplar, London. After graduating he became a draftsman and advertising designer for a cable company. He became interested in photography… Read More »
daveclark asked: 1. Thrift Shops and Surplus Stores You may not think much of thrift shops and surplus stores, but may be you are not aware that these places sell branded stuff for very cheap. In fact, these establishments are full of top quality goods. If you are used to the convenience of big stores,… Read More »
Alissa Haddad asked: Following the affairs in Lebanon is not a matter of a spy and dagger game. You can simply keep up with the events back home with just a click of a mouse. There’s more than just news. You’ll find interesting blogs, updates on the sporting world, and Middle East and World News… Read More »
Pete Miguel asked: Real time forex news alerts show how global the financial crisis affects every major currency. Australian dollar is optimistic on keeping itself from recession. Although, reports are showing very slow come back from big blows. Unemployment rise with the loss of approximately 18,000 jobs. Business confidence is still down, record low, as… Read More »