Live Webcasts of Carnival

July 27th, 2009

This week some Independent Senators complained that their Parliamentary Committees were left out of Government’s plan to broadcast live sittings. Government allocated some $10 million to this end. Now, how do you spend $10 million on live broadcasts? I don’t know. What I do know is that it would be a lot more affordable to webcast the sittings of Parliament and you wouldn’t have to exclude anyone. In fact the whole thing could be controlled remotely.

Set up the cameras, the webhosting, design the website and you’re live for 1 billion Internet users around the world, not just 1.6 million who live here. How would you fund it? Well, I can’t see it costing anywhere near $1 million, but let’s just say it does. There are at least two ways you can fund it.

First, it would be difficult to think that after the government justified a budget of $10 million to broadcast the sittings of Parliament only, the same government would turn around and say it will cost nothing additional to broadcast the sittings of the Parliamentary Committees too. So Government is likely to be willing to spend some more. The second method is a lot simpler: sell ads. It shouldn’t be too difficult to find a couple of companies with deep pockets that want to get on the good side of Parliamentarians by making them familiar faces on the World Wide Web. Who knows, Trinidad & Tobago might end up being the first Parliament ever to webcast everything. Yea for transparency!

Now, on to Carnival. As some of you may have read in past Internet Opportunities, Breaking News sells “Live Help” software that allows website owners to monitor traffic on their websites in real time. This is a lot more than just stats. “Live Help” software actually allows you to know when someone is on your site, from whence they came and what they’re looking for. You don’t get to see who the person is but you do see an I.P. address moving around.

Over the Carnival weekend, I made an amazing discovery. People were searching for “Carnival Webcam.” Now, here comes the freebie. We did a search and “CarnivalWebcam.com” and “CarnivalWebcast.com” are available for registration. Go to the International Internet Authority and see for yourself. So next year, if you’re a Carnival person (because I’m not), you might want to register these names and set up a website webcasting Carnival live. There are a lot of people overseas thirsty to see the action, the market of homesick Trinbagonians who can’t tell their bosses, “Doh ask meh to wuk for Carnaval!”

Aleem Khan, a senior partner at Breaking News, is one of the few people in the world with a four letter domain name bn.gs. He is an accredited Agent of the International Internet Authority who speaks Spanish, French and English.

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Games of Luck: Betting Saloon Taking a Chance

July 27th, 2009

So maybe you haven’t got the picture on betting hall card playing, please continue to read…

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For clarification, a betting hall is a structure that caters to games of chance. Here, customers may game by operating the slot-machines or different gambling games. Betting establishment games frequently include numerically determined percentages informing them that promise the management keeps possession of its profit versus the betting aficionados. Very many betting establishment games encourage you to get hooked in no time. E.g. there’s the archetypal slot-machine, a cash operated contraption with 3 or more cylinders which circumvolve if a crank hitched to it is pulled. This contraption usually will spill winnings in accordance with a range of designs presented on the front of the gadget. Disastrously, betting establishment games encourage a hallucination of manageability, effectively deluding the gambling aficionado — the participant is provided with decisions, but in actual fact they will not remove the customer’s statistical handicap. This is due to the gaming room never paying out the full sum as hoped for. This scheme can often be found in well known casino games like seven card stud poker, dice games, roulette or blackjack.

Seven-card stud poker is certainly an incredibly trendy casino game. The gambling devotees, playing with covered cards, bet into a central pot which is then given to the prevailing gamer controlling the highest set of cards. (And yes, the bluffing hand may win) Comparable to Texas hold’em, blackjack too is a very fashionable casino game. A great deal of its reputation is due to its particular mix of chance and smartness and decision making, as well as a practice tagged “card counting”. This is a peculiar playing tactics through which customers may significantly turn the odds of the card game in their interest both by wagering and tactical opetations established on the hands dealt. Craps is yet another famous game where punters try to predict the roll of two dice. Gamesters can make wagers on the result of 1 roll, or on a sequence of cycles of 2 dice. Dissimilar to blackjack, there just isn’t any practicable killer system punters can utilize to ramp up the odds. Roulette is another extremely popular casino gambling pastime — a croupier whirls a roulette wheel encompassing thirty-seven (French roulette) or exactly 38 (in the case of American roulette) distinctively marked compartments in which a white pellet will eventually come to land, which marks the winning number If a player wagers on any given number and actually hits it meaning they are indeed having a lucky day, the set repayment will be thirty five to one, the original bet is paid out. Therefore in total it is multiplied by a factor of 36.

Please make sure to be emphatically on the watch though, because these gaming establishment games should be considered obsessive. Uncounted lives have probably been demolished due to uncontrolled gambling & despite the fact that it surely might be entertaining, please do attempt to moderate your gaming.

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