Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Nonito Donaire vs Wladimir Sidorenko on December 4 2010

Nonito Donaire vs Wladimir Sidorenko
From Youtube User: ESNEWS
Date: 01 December 2010

Real Housewives of Atlanta


Real Housewives of Atlanta, Kim Zolciak Townhouse For Sale Photos

Real Housewives of Atlanta, Kim Zolciak, has been a very busy girl. First Kim announces she is pregnant by baby daddy Kroy Biermann . Next it's reported that Kim and Kroy are engaged and the planning a spring wedding.  NOW, Kim Zolciak has put her Atlanta townhouse up for sale.  Too many Big Poppa memories or does she need the cash?

According to Real Estalker, Kim Zolciak’s townhouse in Duluth, Georgia has been put on the market for $499k. Wow, I guess she’s not a very rich housewive. I wonder if Kroy Biermann is going to buy her a bigger home? What’s surprising, is Kim purchased the 3 story townhouse in 2006 for $486,000, after real estate commissions, she’s actually going to lose money on the deal. Why has she put her home up for sale?

Kim Zolciak’s townhome boasts three bedrooms, three bathrooms and has over 3,396 square feet of living space. It has been professionally decorated and her real estate agent  is using her “celebrity status” to help sell the home. I wonder if Big Poppa bought the house for her?

Unfortunately for Kim Zolciak, there are 2 other similar townhouses in her community listed for under $450k. Which means our Real Housewives of Atlanta girl may have to drop the price of her home AGAIN.  Now that Kroy Biermann and Kim are getting married, they probably want to trade up to a much larger home. You check out photos of our Taurus girls home here. Heck, maybe NeNe will buy it. Stay tuned.

Stream Live TV on Your iPad For Free

Stream Live Television Free on Your iPad

Now all you need to watch live TV on your iPad is to open the Safari web browser. Afresh service called FilmOn makes it possible to watch broadcast stations on iPads and other Apple iOS devices from anywhere. NBC, ABC, Fox, CBS and others are just some of the stations accessible through the internet site, FilmOn.com. Some stations can also be watched on your computer's web browser or with an application download.

No app is required on the iPad. Local stations from Los Angeles are currently available entirely for free. Right now the streaming web video service charges a $9.95 monthly subscription fee to unlock additional stations. The networks are suing, of course.

Whether they're selling television show via iTunes or Hulu is showing advertising and charging for subscriptions, the networks are careful to put shows where they want them, when they want them to be available online. FilmOn founder Alki David believes he's operating within US copyright law, and intends to defend his company against the lawsuit. David believes that FCC regulations regarding secondary transmissions are on his side.

FilmOn is also currently in negotiations with all major cable providers in the US. Apple, Hulu, and Netflix have made news in the streaming video world lately. Users with Netflix subscriptions can access a full range of streaming TV and movies on demand with their iPads thanks to a free Netflix app. Hulu offers a subscription service for iPad programming, and Apple rents movies and TV show through iTunes for a price.

Many other content providers have offered their own apps or provide portals on the web that contain iPad-compatible video streams. As the device becomes more popular, more content providers are sure to jump on the bandwagon. In the meantime, FilmOn will continue to offer its free television service as it battles the networks in court.