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Benefits of buying today, many people are buying electronics through online shopping sites. technological advances in the field of e-commerce software, web design and availability through open CMS (content management system), has allowed business owners to establish their online store.

So, with information technology which operates in the macro space and speed, it is not difficult when you shop on line. Now it?s possible for an online electronics shopping store to display merchandise of high quality graphics to use online, attach product reviews and video demonstrations, and even an online request.

More people choose to purchase electronic equipment and gadgets through online retailers because they can save money, time, and take advantage of the ease of buying online giving. Expect an online store to offer lower prices because they are saving overhead costs. Most e-commerce stores pay low fees for a virtual shop in cyberspace and they do not have to pay expensive rent at several large malls.

Do not miss the many benefits of internet store that provides just because you are afraid to fall prey to fraudulent online transactions. Today, buying the online store has become a trusted system as the system of payment using credit and debit card system PayPal has a security or encryption and verification features to prevent fraud and questionable transactions.

Getting your equipment in your online electronics store allows you to examine prices in the comfort of your home. You do not need to deal directly with someone or to call any number for a website featuring a virtual store price of each item. It offers a better warranty terms and the competition among the many stores on the internet to open the way for goods to be sold at a marked down price.

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Real Estate News: Economic Gains Fail to Revive Housing | Abort ...

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House of the Day: South Pasadena Historic: This Los Angeles-area home dates to 1919 and was designed by noted architect Reginald Johnson. It includes a pool, guesthouse and nine bedrooms, as well as a dining room with a hand-painted mural.

Here is a look at real-estate news in today?s WSJ:

Economic Gains Fail to Revive Housing: New-home construction fell last month as a slowly growing economy has yet to revive the moribund housing market.

Blackstone Uses Clout on Hotel Debt: The downturn taught Blackstone how to use its clout and balance sheet to restructure debt on the private-equity firm?s pricey hotel investments.

Boom Goes Bust; Deal Maker Shifts Tack: In the past three years, Scott Lawlor lost Boston?s tallest skyscraper to foreclosure and became a high-profile example of the commercial-property industry?s excesses. Now he is close to signing up a partner to go shopping with.

Deal of the Week: Landlords Help in Disasters: When disaster strikes, some of the best real-estate deals are the ones that don?t make money.

A Face-Lift for Macedonia: While the economic downturn has slowed new development in many European capitals, in Skopje, the capital of the Balkan Republic of Macedonia, a new grand design is unfolding.

Plots Ploys: Paving the Way for Electric Cars: Jones Lang LaSalle is helping to pave the way for the emergence of the electric car by scouting various cities and states for 2,000 sites for charging stations

New Home Prices Up in Most of China: Prices of newly built homes in most of the Chinese cities covered in a government survey rose in April, indicating that the central government still faces challenges in reining in prices, despite tightening measures.

Architects? Billings Turn Down: Some economists are fretting over what appears to be a double-dip downturn in the housing market. Is commercial construction heading for its own double dip?

A House Divided: Soap Opera in Cincinnati: The grand old home of Ivory soap?s inventor is seeing a lot of action. His own family?s foundation is trying to tear it down. A band of amateur local historians and neighbors is trying to save it.

Europe House of the Day: English Riverside Mansion: This newly restored Victorian house with its own purpose-built ballroom fronts the River Thames for over 80 meters near Richmond, on the western outskirts of London.

House of the Day: South Pasadena Historic: This Los Angeles-area home dates to 1919 and was designed by noted architect Reginald Johnson. It includes a pool, guesthouse and nine bedrooms, as well as a dining room with a hand-painted mural.

New York

Cond? is Set for WTC: Publisher Cond? Nast is on the verge of finalizing its agreement to lease one million square feet in 1 World Trade Center.

N.Y. House of the Day: Garden Week: Rooftop Oasis: This pre-war apartment on the Upper West Side features a private rooftop deck with lush plantings, trees, a hammock and more.

Source: http://www.abortamerica.com/2011/05/18/real-estate-news-economic-gains-fail-to-revive-housing/

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[unable to retrieve full-text content]5/19/2011 TNA iMPACT Wrestling Spoilers By The Reporter - WrestleSite.com Immortal minus Hulk Hogan come out to begin the show with an in-ring promo. Brian.

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Zsa Zsa Gabor In Coma Following Stomach Surgery

Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor is reportedly unresponsive, falling nto a coma following emergency stomach surgery.

Ailing movie star Zsa Zsa Gabor, 94, was just released from the hospital on Monday after dealing with pneumonia, but was back again 24 hours later.

Gabor?s husband, Prince Frederic Von Anhalt, revealed his wife had surgery to treat a ?major infection in her stomach?, caused by her feeding tube.

The former actress lost consciousness early Wednesday morning and has been unresponsive since.

Gabor has been in bad health since breaking her hip last summer.? In January of this year, the actress had to have her right leg amputated due to gangrene.? Zsa Zsa recently began coughing up blood in March.

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In California, Revenues Rise Above Projections

California is looking at a windfall. State revenues are up well beyond projections ? $6.5 billion more than expected. Gov. Jerry Brown wants to use the money to stem proposed education cuts. But he also wants to move forward with his proposed tax increases.

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There are signs of recovery in the nation's largest economy, California. New projections show state revenues at $6.5 billion above expectations. Some politicians might declare victory but not Governor Jerry Brown.

As John Myers of member station KQED reports, Brown is urging caution and moving forward with a leaner California budget.

JOHN MYERS: When Jerry Brown rolled out his revised state budget, lawmakers could be forgiven if they felt they were being scolded by one of their elders. Brown, the 73-year-old Democrat who came back to the governor's office in January, was dismissive of state budgets crafted before he took office, ones that delayed the day of fiscal reckoning.

Governor JERRY BROWN (Democrat, California): There's something infantile about the idea: We spend and then we borrow. Well, in balance that's OK, but we've exceeded the limit. And what I'm saying is, the wall of debt has to be brought down. My plan does that.

MYERS: Jerry Brown's plan, say advisors, cuts in half the next three years of projected budget deficits. His first priority for the unexpected tax revenues is schools. Brown's budget, if approved by the state legislature, raises spending on K through 12 education by more than three billion dollars. It also begins to pay back some of the money schools are owed from previous years.

Mr. DEAN VOGEL (President, California Teachers Association): Really, what the governor had done with this, he has demonstrated his commitment to public education.

MYERS: Dean Vogel is the incoming president of the California Teachers Association. Just last week, the union and other education groups staged protests in Sacramento over the billions of dollars cut from school budgets in recent years.

Mr. VOGEL: Here we are, California, the eighth-largest economy in the world and we're funding our schools at about 43rd in the nation. It is really a deep hole that we've dug, and it's going to take a lot of hard work and determined effort to get us out of it.

MYERS: But while the unanticipated state tax revenues solve some problems, Governor Brown's budget continues to push for a longer-term fix, which he says requires additional taxes. And that's where the veteran politician has been stuck for the last four months. Brown's plan to extend the life of three soon-to-expire tax rates is opposed by Republicans.

Assemblyman JIM NIELSEN (Republican, 2nd District): There's still very fundamental differences.

MYERS: Republican Jim Nielsen is the vice chairman of the State Assembly's budget committee. He says the tax plan would stall the economic upturn. A handful of Republicans are required for the two-thirds legislative vote Brown needs. State Assembly member Nielsen is skeptical that will happen.

Assemblyman NIELSEN: I am not confident, as he is, that there are votes for tax increases. So in terms of compromising on tax increases, I don't see any place to go there.

MYERS: Jerry Brown has spent virtually all of his new term in office trying to woo Republicans. He calls them on weekends. He shows up at social events for a glass of wine. He even brings along his cute corgi dog. Meantime, the Democratic governor is struggling to keep his allies happy, too.

Brown wants the extension of tax rates ratified by a vote of the public. But some in organized labor are balking. The lateness of the election makes the budget mechanics complicated and polls have shown the taxes - income, sales and vehicle taxes - are unpopular. Still, Governor Brown remains steadfast.

Gov. BROWN: There are no taxes without a vote of the people, 'cause there will be a vote of the people.

MYERS: Brown also insists he will not lay out a plan B, a worst-case scenario if the taxes are rejected. But the state treasurer says that may not fly on Wall Street and California needs a short-term loan of cash this summer.

For NPR News, I'm John Myers in Sacramento.

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Source: http://www.npr.org/2011/05/17/136402319/california-shows-signs-of-recovery?ft=1&f=1017

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Rapper M-Bone, Cali Swag District Member, Killed in Drive-By Shooting

Rapper Montae Talbert, better known as M-Bone of the hip hop group Cali Swag District, was killed in a shooting Sunday night in the Inglewood area of L.A.

Police say it's too soon to say if M Bone was targeted or if it was a random act of violence, but he was shot in the head as he sat in a car around 10:30 p.m.

Lt. James Madie of the Inglewood Police Department said the following: "We have identified the victim as Mante Ray Talbert. He was born July 17, 1988."

"Reports that it was a random shooting are unconfirmed at this time."

R.I.P., M-Bone (1988-2011).

"Officers are going through lots of information, sorting out good information from bogus information. Honestly, we are overwhelmed at this time."

“It is still early in the investigation, and we have been getting conflicting statements about what happened. So far, we do not think that anybody witnessed the actual shooting, and we could be looking for a red or white vehicle."

“We will be working the case hard today.”

Detectives on the scene were checking to see if any cameras from stores across the street had caught anything on tape that might help them.

A resident who lived behind the liquor store M-Bone was parked at before he was shot twice in the head said, “I heard two shots like a popping noise then a car screeching away,  but nobody wants to get involved with what happened.”

Talbert was found slumped over the steering wheel in the driver’s seat of his car and police have not ruled-out that he might have known the shooter.

The incident took place at 416 N. La Brea Boulevard in Inglewood.

Cali Swag District's "Teach Me How to Dougie" hit number 28 on the Billboard charts in 2010, and established the dance as a hip hop staple.

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Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2011/05/rapper-m-bone-cali-swag-district-member-dead-in-drive-by-shootin/

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Home Garden Kitchen Improvements ? Bathroom Home Remodeling: Use ...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]A bathroom ? is it the main one or a guest bathroom ? is an important area of a home. The bottom line is that bathroom home improvement remodeling is an excellent way of making this area of the home look neat and up-to-date. ...

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