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  • Increasing Your Mainframe’s IQ - Even in this day and age there are thousands of companies whose core business applications are running on 20 or 30 year old mainframes. There are many reasons for this but probably they boil down to the old adage ‘if it ain't broken, don't fix it’. There is no doubt that mainframes do a great job in high-volume transaction processing or calculation-intensive processes such as statistical analysis. They continue to offer un-paralleled reliability and security; they can function for years without interruption, even during maintenance or upgrade operations. It is not for nothing that RAS (Reliability, Availability and Serviceability) is a term that defines mainframe computers.
  • How Innovation Can Help Hospitals to Improve Their Revenue Cycle - The Healthcare debate continues. But as Republicans and Democrats race to present proposals to improve what appears to be a terribly inefficient healthcare system, we need to ask the question: What can hosptials do today to improve their efficiency? If you have ever received treatment at a hospital in the US you have probably been exposed to some of the admin complexity that this entails. Such are the innefficiencies in the administration processes that according to the American Hospital Association sixty percent of hospitals lose money providing patient care. To be precise, Healthcare Providers lose $60bn per year because of administrative errors.
  • Automated Guidance to Improve Hospital Revenue Cycle - Concern for the patient is always at the top of any hospital's priorities. However, the truth is that healthcare facilities in the US are in steep competition for customers.
  • What An Unlikely Three Time Olympian Can Teach Us About The Power Of Belief - Did you know that you are just six inches away from achieving great success in life and realizing your dreams? Just six inches. It's not much is it? It's the approximate measure of the space that is cloistered between your ears.
  • "Coach Carter" Sends an Outstanding Message About a Coach with Integrity, Honor and Goodness - Coach Carter - 3 Stars (Good) Samuel L. Jackson plays Coach Ken Carter in a good sports drama with an outstanding message for today's high school basketball players who see playing with the pros as their only objective in life. Coach Carter, a successful sporting goods store owner and an outstanding athlete in his day, returns to his alma mater which is located in a poor area of Richmond (CA).
  • Where To Find Dental Products For Pets? - Oscar is having a difficult time of his life. He is always experiencing painful dental problems for many weeks now. Some of his teeth were chipped off and every time he eats, his gums always hurt because of damaged teeth. It would be simple for anyone to go to his dentist and have it diagnosed for teeth problems, let the dentist extract a damaged tooth or teeth but not for Oscar. It's not that simple for him. He can't even complain orally about it.
  • Hottest Retail Franchise Business Opportunities - According to the Small Business Association, over 50% of small businesses fail in the first year and 95% fail within the first five years. This can be a scary statistic for anyone contemplating a new business startup. However, if you want to be your own boss, or even if you already own several businesses and are looking for a new venture, a retail franchise can be a great way to get into a new business that’s already been tested and proven successful.
  • Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon Make "Walk the Line" Better Than the Film - Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley Walk the Line - 2 Stars (Average) "Walk the Line" is the story of Johnny Cash (Joaquin Phoenix) and June Carter Cash (Reese Witherspoon).
  • "Meet the Fockers" Gets a Real Boost From De Niro and Hoffman - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Meet the Fockers - 3 Stars (Good) "Meet the Fockers" is the best comedy I have seen in a long time. It was not overdone and not underdone.

  • You Are The Chosen One - Yesterday I was watching a rerun and it reminded of a movie going experience a few years back. While we were all flooding out of the theater after The Matrix, I turned to Oscar, one of the kids I mentor, and asked, "Do you think YOU are chosen for greatness like Neo was?" His answer, without hesitation, was "Yes." For the next week, I asked everyone I spoke with the same question, and I ran into the same answer time and time again. It wasn't long before my mind started asking me, "Are we all headed for greatness? Do we all have a larger purpose?" That would mean everyone on this earth was the "chosen one." Could that be true?
  • "The Departed" Is Best Mob Film Since Mario Puzo's "The Godfather" in 1972 - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley The Departed – 4 Stars (Excellent) Let me get to the most important thing first: Director Martin Scorsese won an Oscar for "The Departed". Scorsese, one of the most accomplished directors of our era, has been nominated for 7 Oscars-5 for Best Director and 2 for Best Screenplay-before winning with The Departed.
  • Oscar Robertson: The Milwaukee Bucks’ First Star - Oscar Robertson is the Milwaukee Bucks’ first star player. Known as “The Big O,” Robertson is a recipient of the MVP award in 14 professional seasons. Robertson is an inductee into the Basketball Hall of Fame and also one of the 50 greatest NBA players in history. The Milwaukee Bucks is the NBA team representing the city of Milwaukee in Winconsin.
  • "Ed Wood" Is a Very Strange Movie About a Very Strange Real Life Director - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Ed Wood – 1 Star – Terrible "Ed Wood" is a biographical movie about Edward D. Wood, Jr. who has been dubbed the worst director in the history of filmmaking. There is no close second and not even a distant second to Wood's "worst director" label. The movie depicts the life of Ed Wood in the 1950s and shows Wood as a very determined director with virtually no financial backing and no real talent. Wood liked to direct really bad films and enjoyed dressing as a woman on the set. He was apparently surrounded by equally inept and untalented wannabes who were broke or down on their luck. Wood made such films as "Glen or Glenda", "Bride of the Monster" and "Plan 9 From Outer Space".
  • Four Average Movies That Do Not Get Any Better the Second Time Around - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Here are four average movies that do not get any better the second time around: Anger Management - 2 Stars (Average) Anger Management brings young Adam Sandler together with old Jack Nicholson in a dippy comedy that borders on a romantic comedy without the dramatic bent. Dave Buznik (Adam Sandler) is a businessman who is wrongly sentenced to an anger-management program following an incident on airline flight, but insult is added to injury when Dr. Buddy Rydell (Jack Nicholson), an aggressive, unorthodox therapist, becomes his live in roommate during rehabilitation. This film is dominated by Nicholson, has a script that begs for better lines, and becomes annoying after awhile, which is very similar to Nicholson's character in the movie.
  • Specialty Chemical Supplies, Sanitation Products – Orchem - Orchem Plans National Ad Infomercials are television productions that appear to be a newscast but instead are paid advertising segments. A similar approach for newspapers, called advertorials, is also planned by Suarez. "This product is truly sensational and that echoes the words of my wife," said Jerome Pruett, director of retail sales and marketing for BioTech Research, the product development arm of Suarez. "It's remarkable." Pruett said the infomercials and advertorials about Orchem's cleaning product line will be developed this fall to appeal to three types of buyers: · Women who are responsible for laundry and cleaning duties in their households. · Traveling businessmen who need on-the-spot stain removers. · Hospitality companies and restaurants that need to deal with spills.
  • Celebrity Barber Horrors - When Movie Hair Goes Horribly, Horribly Wrong! Sometimes, a guy can find himself victimized by a barber who either doesn't have a clue - or has a sick sense of humor instead. Most of us have suffered through the indignity of the "Haircut from Hell." The good thing about it is: you wait it out; your hair grows out, and your grooming crisis passes.
  • Pride and Prejudice Among 5 Films That Are Just Terrible - Copyright © 2006 Ed Bagley Pride and Prejudice – 1 Star (Terrible) Pride and Prejudice is another retelling of Jane Austin's novel set in 19th Century England about a mother trying to...
  • Find the Mexico Family Genealogy Information You Need - You have probably already spent time doing a lot of family genealogy research. I'm sure you have tried many ways to find the information you need to find someone in Mexico, from searching online to speaking to friends and family. You may have been searching the Internet for hours and hours. You may have talked to relatives or friends of the person you are searching for, but you just have not gotten the information you need and are not able to find this person living in Mexico. Let's start with the fundamentals of what information you should be searching for. Your first goal should be to have the complete name of the person you are looking for.
  • "Lost in Translation" Makes the Meaning of Life Sound Elusive - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Lost in Translation ' 2 Stars (Average) "Lost in Translation" was written and directed by Sofia Coppola and won enough awards to fill a grocery cart.
  • The Man That is Oscar Arias Sanchez - Oscar Arias Sanchez is the current president of the country of Costa Rica. He first assumed office on May 8, 2006 and is currently serving his second term. He had first been elected president on May 8, 1986 and served until May 8, 1990. President Arias is best known as one of the driving figures behind the end of the Central American civil wars during the 1980s. For his efforts, Oscar Arias Sanchez received the Nobel Peace Price in 1987. Aside from that, President Arias was also awarded the Albert Schweitzer Prize for Humanitarianism. The Economists for Peace and Security also accepted him as a trustee. President Arias is a member of the Board of Directors of International Criminal Court’s Trust Fund for Victims. Personal History President Arias was born on September 13, 1940 in Heredia, Costa Rica.
  • Finding the Mexico Family Genealogy Information You Need - You have probably already done a lot of family genealogy research. I'm sure you have tried many ways to find the genealogy information you need to find someone in Mexico, from searching the Internet and visiting free genealogy web sites to speaking to friends and family.
  • Be The Next Oscar Wilde With A Home Mortgage Refinancing Lender - Anybody can write but not everybody can be a writer. The mark of a true writer is the ability to express him or herself with eloquence and grace. Writing, however, is more than just stringing words together in a dramatic fashion. What Makes A True Writer? A true writer has something to say. It could be a message or an opinion of great importance that could stir even the most passive of audiences. It doesn’t matter how trivial or how crucial a subject is. A real writer can write about a home mortgage refinancing lender or a lengthy dissertation on an Oscar Wilde novel and will still have his or her readers gripped.
  • "Ryan's Daughter" Is a Love Triangle with Passion, Adultery, Rebellion and a Village Idiot - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Ryan's Daughter ' 4 Stars (Excellent) "Ryan's Daughter" is a love story that evolves into a love triangle set in the epic splendor of an isolated village on Ireland's scenic Dingle Peninsula. Like all love triangles, it ends in a disaster that becomes a tragedy.
  • Boys Don't Cry Stirs Our Baser Emotions But Fails Miserably to Increase Our Understanding - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Boys Don't Cry – 1 Star (Terrible) How can a film produce an Oscar winning Best Actress performance and a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination and still be a terrible movie? Easy, just fail to deliver an important message involving understanding and knowledge when you have millions of moviegoers who are glued to your presentation. Give Kimberly Peirce credit for tackling an extremely controversial subject in Boys Don't Cry, the true life story of Brandon Teena, a transgendered teen who was born a woman named Teena Brandon that preferred life as a male until it was discovered that "he" was born female.
  • 2 Weird Films That Have Stood the Test of Time: "Drag Queens in the Desert" and "Rocky Horror" - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert – 2 Stars (Average) What would Hollywood be without its share of bitchy, catty, gaudy, outrageous and crazy films?
  • "Friendly Persuasion" Finds a Pacifist Quaker Family in the Middle of a War - Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley Friendly Persuasion - 3 Stars (Good) If "Friendly Persuasion" was produced 52 years after its original release in 1956, it might have won some of the 6 Oscar nominations it received, such as Best Sound and Best Writing, not to mention Best Picture and Best Director. The technical advancements in moviemaking today are light years ahead of where they were when William Wyler directed this simple film about a simple family in a very complicated situation.
  • Amateur Satellite Radio - When OSCAR was launched into space on December 12, 1961, the opportunity for amateur satellite radio transmissions from space was achieved. The satellite belongs to the Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation which is an organization that is centered on educating the world about things that occur in space and the technology behind the satellite transmission unit's capabilities. Many people had already been using amateur radio signals to talk to each other on Earth, but with the addition of radio frequencies from the high altitude offered by Space, the ability to communicate was easier and the quality of the transmissions were greatly enhanced. The network of amateur satellite radio enthusiasts are involved in developing communications technologies and in contributing to the research associated with outer space.
  • "To Kill a Mockingbird" Exposes the Destructiveness of Bigotry - Copyright © 2006 Ed Bagley To Kill A Mockingbird - 3 Stars (Good) Gregory Peck won a Best Actor Oscar in this adaptation of Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about white lawyer Atticus Finch defending an innocent African American man accused of raping a white woman. This is a story that illuminates everything that is wrong about hate, prejudice, bigotry, ignorance, stupidity, lack of backbone and lack of a heart. It is a story about an all-white male jury who makes important life decisions without right thinking and right motives. Finch (Gregory Peck) suffers retribution because of his defense of Tom Robinson (Brock Peters) who is accused of raping Mayella Violet Ewell (Collin Wilcox). The real villain is her father Bob Ewell (James Anderson) who beats her and tries to kill Finch's daughter Scout (Mary Badham) and son Jem (Phillip Alford).
  • Free Movie Downloads - Great Info And Horrendous Report - Even if you are a computer novice, you can easily learn how to download movies. It is a matter of finding the site that carries what you are looking for and following their downloading directions. There are usually only a couple of steps to the whole process and in pretty short order you can have a movie to enjoy. Not all movies are available in their totality for free download. As a matter of fact, the majority of what you will find free to view consists of trailers, clips, extra footage and information about the shooting, scenes and the actors. Viewing trailers is actually a good way to decide if you�re interested in seeing the entire movie. If you want to see Sex and the City � The Movie, or the latest Indiana Jones, you will have to drive to the Cineplex and buy a ticket.
  • A Jewish Family Flees Germany and Settles "Nowhere in Africa" - Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley Nowhere in Africa (Nirgendwo in Afrika) - 3 Stars (Good) Only Walter could see it coming. His extended family in Germany could not see that Adolph Hitler would turn on his own German citizens who were Jewish. Walter was a professional, a judge and a German citizen, not a Jew who happened to be a German citizen. He would leave Germany and take his family to Africa in 1938. Walter was right. During World War II from 1941 to 1945, Hitler and his Nazi regime would murder more than 6 million Jews in a program of planned extermination. Walter and his family would escape death, but many members of his extended family would not, they would be divided and scattered in concentration camps to suffer atrocities and die.
  • "Breakfast on Pluto" Is Really Not About an Alien from Outer Space - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Breakfast on Pluto – 2 Stars (Average) Breakfast on Pluto is a gender preference movie about a boy who really wants to be a girl, and settles for being a transvestite trying to find a place in a world that curses his very existence. Irish actor Cillian Murphy plays Patrick "Kitten" Braden in a controversial film due to the subject matter. It is very difficult to make a great film. It is difficult to make a good film. It is almost impossible to make a good film when the subject matter is not even on the radar screen of the average viewer.
  • "Waking Ned Devine" by Kirk Jones Is the Best Comedy I Have Ever Seen - Part 1 - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Waking Ned Devine - 4 Stars (Excellent) Sooner or later one has to come clean. When pigeonholed about what is my favorite comedy, I said some time ago that "Meet the Fockers" was the best comedy I had seen in a long time. What I did not say was what is the best comedy I have ever seen.
  • "Tipping the Velvet" Is First Alternative Lifestyle Film with an Educational Message - Part 1 - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley Tipping the Velvet - 4 Stars (Excellent) "Tipping the Velvet" is what some viewers would consider a terrible film about a sinful, raunchy lifestyle, and what I would consider an excellent film despite any apparent raunchiness. After writing 135 reviews, including what I would consider 8 alternative lifestyle films, Tipping the Velvet is the absolute best film and only the second film among the 8 in this genre that I would recommend seeing. Here are the films I considered terrible and the reasons why.
  • Four Hot Hourly Job Industries - Automotive, call center, restaurant and retail jobs are thriving Are you an hourly job seeker wondering what the hot job industries are? Unfortunately, not everyone can pilot the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile or be a minor league hockey mascot. However, you should consider checking out auto mechanic jobs, call center jobs, retail jobs and restaurant jobs.
  • Pardon Me, I Am Gushing Again About Movie's Incomparable Audrey Hepburn - Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley Like a lot of shoppers at supermarkets, I look at the magazine displays while waiting in line to check out. Recently I was thrilled to see a recent edition to LIFE's Great Photographers Series: "Remembering Audrey 15 Years Later" with photographs by Bob Willoughby. In my review of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" I posed this question: Was there ever an actress who combined these four timeless qualities—beauty, fashion, grace and humility—better than Audrey Hepburn?
  • "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" Is Difficult to Understand But Rewarding - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley The Five People You Meet in Heaven - 2 Stars (Average) For anyone who has read Mitch Albom's book Tuesdays With Morrie, it was axiomatic to read The Five People You Meet in Heaven and then see the movie. Albom was asked why it took him so long between his first two books, he said "To be honest, I was a bit overwhelmed by Tuesdays' success. At first, nobody wanted to publish that book or talk much about it. "Then, suddenly, all anyone wanted me to do was write a sequel. I knew I didn't want to do that. I said everything in that book that I had to say about the last class between Morrie and me. So I waited until something inspired me the way that book did.
  • Best Known Dance Films - Ever since Al Jolson spoke the first words on screen in 1927's The Jazz Singer, singing and dancing have been a big part of the movies. Here are some of the best-known films involving dancing over the years: Saturday Night Fever (1977): John Travolta became an icon in this tale of a working-class Brooklyn guy who comes alive when he hits the dance floor each night. The Bee Gees-saturated soundtrack became one of the best-selling albums of all time, and Travolta's white disco suit was later purchased by film critic Gene Siskel. Travolta has since become known for dancing in many of his biggest hits, including Grease and Pulp Fiction. A sequel to this film, Stayin' Alive, was directed by Sylvester Stallone, though it proved unsuccessful with critics and audiences.
  • Team Building Lesson: The View Cast Supports Whoopi Goldberg - If you want to see a specific example of a high performing team in action, be sure to watch the recent video clip of The View in which the cast collectively demonstrates their support for fellow team member, Whoopi Goldberg, after she was not included in a montage of host clips at this year's Oscars, especially since Whoopi was the first African American woman to...
  • You Cannot Forget Captain Jack Sparrow, But National Treasure Is One Heck of a Hunt - Copyright © 2007 Ed Bagley National Treasure – 3 Stars (Good) It took an inordinately long time for movie land to bring us a modern day treasure hunt worth watching, but Director Jon Turteltaub delivered big time in National Treasure, the story of a secret treasure that crosses the centuries. National Treasure is the story of a vast bounty that continues to grow and change hands throughout time until confiscated by the Knights Templar as early as the 11th Century during the Crusades. The Knights Templar become the modern day Masons. Eventually the treasure finds its way to our shores, and our founding fathers, several of whom were Masons, hide the treasure to help finance the Revolutionary War against the British.
  • Canadian Singing Sensation Celine Dion Launches Her Taking Chances Tour - Canada has had its fair share of musical divas. Ask someone to name a famous Canadian chanteuse and you're likely to hear a range of possible candidates: Alanis Morissette, Avril Lavigne, K.D. Lang, Nelly Furtado, Shania Twain or Sarah McLachlan, perhaps. Maybe Anne Murray if you're talking old school. Throw in a few strategic hints, though, and that list suddenly shrinks down to one. * Her record sales top 200 million worldwide. * She's one of fourteen children born into a French Canadian family. * Married to her long-term manager (who happens to be 26 years her senior). * Her fragrance line has sold to the tune of an estimated $500 million USD. * She's the subject of countless Saturday Night Live parodies. * She sang "My Heart Will Go On," the Oscar-winning ballad from the film, Titanic.
  • Are you oblivious to the gold around you? - What could be your easiest and most profitable promotion may be lying there, right under your nose. It seems that nearly every small business owner I talk to is constantly looking for new customers. Despite the fact that more emphasis should be put on your existing clients than finding new, there is a formula you can follow to attract more than enough new ones.
  • For Romance Without Any Stress, "Sleepless in Seattle" Is the Cure - Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley If you were celebrating Valentines Day with a candlelight dinner for two at home and settled in to watch a movie, "Sleepless in Seattle" would be a great choice because it provides a pleasant experience and is already becoming a romantic comedy classic. Your parents or grandparents experienced a similar story line in the now classic "An Affair to Remember" that was released in 1957 and paired Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr. Their characters fall in love and agree to meet in 6 months at the Empire State Building in New York.
  • "Forest Gump" Teaches Many Lessons, and Tom Hanks Earns Best Actor Oscar - Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley Forrest Gump - 4 Stars (Excellent) "Forrest Gump" begins with a feather being lifted through the air by a breeze that brings it to the feet of Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks), who is sitting at a bus stop in Savannah (GA). Gump picks it up and puts it in a "Curious George" children's book. He then begins to tell the story of his life to the first of several people who are waiting with him for the next bus. Some of the people are great listeners and others are not, but make no mistake about it, Gump is a master storyteller. He is simple, unpretentious, honest, not bright and full of integrity. For such a humble person, his story is almost unbelievable.
  • Things to Consider when Buying Prom Dresses and other Formal Dresses - Teens are often avid shoppers when it comes to everyday clothes, but when it comes to buying a prom dress, they're often lost. Prom dresses are so different than other types of clothing that unless one has experience, they can easily buy the wrong dress and feel miserable for the entire prom evening. We've put together some great tips on buying prom dresses and other formal dresses to help you avoid common mistakes. What's the Formal Occasion? Consider the occasion before buying a formal dress.
  • Bvlgari weird spelled an exceptional perfume - Bvlgari Perfume: weird spelled an exceptional perfume Probably the most bizarre spelled perfume name ever, sometimes, if you try to find information on Bvlgari perfume, you will need to search for “Bulgari perfume”,as well as Bvlgari. It is in the nature of our brains to seek and make order out of chaos. “Bvl” just doesn’t have a phonetic equivalent. But “Bul” does, and so perfume sellers continue to market “Bulgari perfume” although this is a misspelling of the product.
  • How to Retire in Ecuador - That's a question that we get asked all the time. We have recently returned from a trip to Ecuador and are planning our return in July 2008. The italics are what we wrote on our website before travelling to Ecuador. Read on and find out why. After arriving in Ecuador and spending a couple of days in Quite, the second largest city in Ecuador. We then headed up North to Cuenca, the third largest city in Ecuador to seek out some properties we had viewed on the internet. For $360 per month we rented a fantastic apartment in Cuenca.
  • The Best Psychological Thriller Since "Wait Until Dark" Is "Dressed to Kill" - Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley Dressed to Kill - 4 Stars (Excellent) "Dressed to Kill" is the most horrific psychological thriller I have seen since "Wait Until Dark" with Audrey Hepburn as a recently blinded woman who is terrorized by a trio of thugs while they search for a heroin-stuffed doll they believe is in her apartment.
  • 12 Mother's Day Quotes to Celebrate The Most Important Person In Your Life - If you want to bring a sparkle to mom's eye, share these twelve Mother's Day quotes with her. After all, Mother's Day will be here before you know it and you want to make sure mom understands just how important she is to you. She's the only person in the world you could never have lived without ' literally. These twelve Mother's Day quotes go out to all of the overworked, underpaid and definitely underappreciated mothers in the world... 1. "The heart of a mother is a deep abyss at the bottom of which you will always find forgiveness.
  • Many Receive Good Advice Yet Few Profit From It - Many receive good advice yet few profit from it… It’s been said we already know everything we need to know to make a better life for our self, so why is it that so few of us do something? Usually it’s because we have a bad case of the Once I’s. What are these Once I’s? They’re the stumbling blocks to success. Many people have great ideas, dreams, and desires. Yet when asked why they don’t follow through, they usually offer some explanation about waiting for the perfect time.
  • 14 Funny Quotes to Celebrate April Fool's Day - April Fool's Day is almost upon us, and what better way to warm up our laughter than with a few funny quotes? Chances are, you're going to pull a few pranks (and be the center of one or two) when April 1st rolls around. Let these funny quotes get your humorous side ready for this day of great fun. 1. "April 1. This is the day upon which we are reminded of what we are on the other three hundred and sixty-four." ~ Mark Twain 2. "It is the ability to take a joke, not make one, that proves you have a sense of humor." ~ Max Eastman 3.

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