October 26th, 2010 by
SES World Skies announced that the Philippine’s DTH operator GSAT has contracted an additional transponder on the NSS-11 satellite.Other Posts:Proba-2 will start journey to Russia soonGlobecomm to upgrade European Earth stationAriane 5 Steps Up ProductionArianespace announces revenue increaseXM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. results Q2 2008Falcon 1 demo flight delayedFirst Soyuz of 2008 launches Progress cargo vesselFive more Baikonur launches planned this year
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October 26th, 2010 by
It’s Tuesday after long, stressful day at work and your favorite hospital drama is on. All you want to do is kick back, relax with a tub of ice cream and find out what happens between the two doctors. However, your son is the star of the musical and your daughter has soccer practice. Given your priorities, you would have to miss the latest episode of your show; however, with the digital video recording technology, you can enjoy these shows later at your own convenience. You can fully enjoy your satellite television programming with the DVR technology.
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October 26th, 2010 by
Buying your first home is an exciting experience in many ways. For the first time you get to take pride in living in a space that is entirely yours. You have the complete freedom to decorate and remodel the spaces so that they will provide the most comfortable setting for years to come. If you’ve always dreamed of planting a vegetable garden, you’ll now have a yard where you can cultivate your crops and your kids can play peacefully. But if you’re unsure of how to style your home, subscribing to satellite TV will not only give you home decorating inspiration, but also provide entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.
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October 26th, 2010 by
Going to the movies these days is expensive. Prices to see an evening movie have increased dramatically in the last ten years to upwards of ten dollars a ticket. Concession stand prices have also skyrocketed; making a family trip to the cinema cost almost a hundred dollars for everyone to get their ticket along with sodas and popcorn. Some attribute the rise in cost to inflation and others attribute it to movie piracy and the accessibility of films for free online. Whatever the case may be, the fact of the matter is that regular family movie trips are just not affordable nowadays, especially in the current economy.
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October 26th, 2010 by
It might seem like you have just entered a maze when you take your first glance at a satellite TV programming guide. There are so many channels and so many options that you would rightfully be a little overwhelmed. The good news is it only takes a brief primer for you to get your bearings and know where to go when you turn on the TV. Check out the list below if you want a beat on the hottest programming now playing on satellite TV networks in your area.
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October 26th, 2010 by
“Go outside and get some exercise. You’ve been sitting in from of the television for too long!” can often be heard from parents urging their young children to get some fresh air instead of vegetating in front of the tube all afternoon long. However, while exercise is indeed necessary for the health and development of children, the television may not be the evil that simply rots the cerebral matter of children. Rather, exposing your children to the right programs offered by satellite television can in fact help them learn and provides them with exciting and interesting information.
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October 26th, 2010 by
The Birdog meter is one of the industry’s most popular satellite finders. The Birdog Meter is used as an installation, signal peaking and troubleshooting device that can locate satellites in the atmosphere and target their signal to a receiving dish.
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October 26th, 2010 by
Having a living room or home theater room that is engulfed in wires, cables and an assortment of electronic components just doesn’t look good. Further, it can even take a way from your home viewing experience. If you have invested in quality content such as satellite TV, you want to know that you are getting the most out of that content.
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