Snuggle Time With Our Dish Network HD DVR

18 August, 2009

I love the HD DVR that Dish Network provides. I now work two jobs and my wife works one. We have three kids whom I hardly see. When I get home from my second job, I only have about an hour to soak up the wonderful presence of my children before we put them to bed. Even though I love the time spent with those three little angels, I also look forward to the time I have alone with my wife. The only thing we have energy for after a long day of work is to snuggle up and watch a movie or one of our favorite programs. The only problem is that my favorite shows are all over by 9:30 p.m. If there is anything good on, we've already missed the first hour of it.

We have a TV in our room with a DVR. We have our DVR programmed to record Smallville, American Idol, Lost, and So You Think You Can Dance. Because the programming menu allows us to see everything that will be on TV for the next week, we also scan through the movie channels and record movies that we want to see. Between the movies, and our favorite series, we always have something to watch.

The part we love the most is how easy it is. We never have to worry about missing an episode. We can fast forward through commercials. In fact, I can't stand to watch live TV anymore because I have to watch the commercials when we are watching a program live. The HD DVR can record the HD content, so we don't have to watch anything with a fuzzy or pixilated picture.

In the economy that the US is facing right now, we have contemplated canceling our TV service to free up extra income. However, when we think about the ramifications of not having that time together, or trying to find something else to do together, we have decided that it wasn't just about the money. That 'snuggle' time in front of the TV is more important to us than the money. We don't feel we would have energy to do much else, and without it I think we'd just go to bed earlier. I think that it would cause a rift between us because even though we are watching TV, we also chat back and forth about our day. I get updates on the stuff I'm missing with my kids and I tell my wife about work. It's time I wouldn't be willing to sacrifice no matter what the cost.

I truly do love our DVR. It's funny, that even though it’s fairly new technology, I can't picture our lives without it.

First TV Company to Offer 1080p

3 August, 2009

Why go HD? The difference between standard (SD) and high definition programming is significant. Remember when DVD technology overtook VHS? It’s like that, only more dramatic! Instead of the pixilated images delivered by standard definition that leave much to be desired, high definition programming offers crystal clear picture quality. With HDTV, you can see each blade of grass as it sways in the wind; watch each drop of sweat, as it rolls down the face of your favorite NFL player. Picture quality isn’t all that has improved with HD. DISH Network packages with high definition service include Dolby Digital surround sound! You will feel like you are part of the action, front and center.

DISH Network was the first pay-TV company to deliver true high definition programming in 1080p – the same resolution used by Blu-Ray Discs. DISH Network packages now offer more than 140 HD channels, and more are expected to come!

DISH Network Dual-Tuner DVR Receivers

3 August, 2009

If you had the option to save money, wouldn’t you choose it? DISH Network is the only pay-TV provider to offer dual-tuner DVR receivers, which allow customers to access recorded content form two television sets at once! Leading satellite TV provider, DIRECTV, charges its subscribers up to $5/month for additional DVR receivers. A recent study found that the average U.S. household has more television sets than residents! If this statistic holds true for your home, than DISH Network’s dual-tuner DVR receivers will definitely save you money.

Include a DVR receiver with your DISH Network package, and you will have more free time. Instead of adjusting your life to accommodate your favorite Dish TV shows, why not make your TV programming work for you? With a DVR, you can record, pause and rewind television. This allows you to watch what you want, when you want. With the fast-forward feature, you can cut straight to the action.

ESPN Reporter Erin Andrews Exposed

31 July, 2009

Last week, a naked video leaked of ESPN's Erin Andrews. No, Andrews wasn't caught making a sex tape; the footage was invasively captured through the keyhole of her hotel room door. The beautiful sports reporter has since been a fixture in the media, with paparazzi reportedly following her every move. She recently called 911 to complain about pesky paparazzi loitering near her home, "I did nothing wrong," she told the operator. "I'm being treated by f*****g Britney Spears!"

Erin Andrews, well-known sidelines reporter for ESPN, is more popular than ever before thanks to this underhanded, inappropriate video. After footage of her undressing in a hotel room leaked on the Internet, 'Erin Andrews' was among the most popular search terms for several days on Google.

All DISH Network packages include access to America's #1 sports network, ESPN. Catch Erin Andrews in her element, instead of her birthday suit, with satellite TV in your home!

Madonna's Extreme Biceps Spread Panic

30 July, 2009

Bloggers and reporters alike are scrambling to uncover the truth behind Madonna's muscle bulging, vein-popping arms. Is she anorexic? Has she finally taken her fitness regimen too far? Or as one blogger asked, has she finally reached the end of her beauty?

After reading through the articles, considering the medical opinions and carefully inspecting the pictures through my high-powered contact lenses, it is my expert opinion that she is underweight. Low body-weight has never seemed to be much of a problem in Hollywood in the past, but, as you know, the public needs answers. So, I have come up with a solution: FEED HER.

Keep up with all of the latest Madonna gossip with DISH Network Satellite TV. All DISH Network packages from the Classic Bronze 100 and up include the E! Entertainment News so that you can stay informed on the newest celebrity dirt.