Suriya will have to compete with Hrithik Roshan

Hrithik Roshan has been one of the upcoming superstars in Indian film industry. Within a very shorter period of time, he has proved of his adeptness and is giving a tougher competition for other reigning superstars like Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan. But now, he will give a really tougher contestation for South Indian superstar Suriya.
The actor makes his debut in Hindi film industry with ‘Raktha Charithram-2’. Ram Gopal Varma and the producers will be releasing the Hindi and Telugu versions in two different parts while it will be a single part release in Tamil.
The Tamil version will release along with second parts of Telugu and Hindi as Suriya will have more importance in this film alone.
The first part is getting releasing on October 22 followed by second part of November 19.
So Suriya fans will have to be patient as the film will not release for Diwali. Suriya plays the role of Madhalacheruvu Suri, who plots murder plans against his rivalry Parithala Ravi (played by Vivek Oberoi) by remaining inside the prison.
Hrithik Roshan’s long awaited Hindi film ‘Guzarish’ is also getting released on November 19. So there will be whole lot of big contestation between the duo stars. 

Suriya’s Raktha Charitra releasing date confirmed

The latest news is Suriya’s Raktha Charitra releasing date is confirmed. The first part of the film Suriya’s Raktha Charitra is releasing on 22nd October, 2010. The director of the film Ram Gopal Verman confirmed that the film will be released in two dates. The first part of the film Suriya’s Raktha Charitra will be released on 22nd October and the second part will hit the screens on 19th November, 2010. With Suriya, Vivek Oberoi and Priya Mani are acting in the important roles.

How to Get Started in Affiliate Marketing - The Easy Way

You have probably heard affiliate marketing is the best way to make money online. You just sign up for an affiliate program, get your affiliate link,a and then start getting your commissions from sales right? If you have actually tried doing this, you may have found that it is a little bit more difficult than that. You actually have to work pretty hard to start seeing those checks rolling in.

So how to get started in affiliate marketing?

There is a good and easy method that you can use straight away to start making money from affiliate programs. It may take around an hour or two to set up, and then you can just forget about it and let it do the work for you.

The method is to write an ebook on the subject of the affiliate product(s) that you are promoting. All you have to do is casually place your affiliate links inside the ebook wherever it is relevant. Then every time your ebook gets read, you have the chance to make affiliate commissions. For this reason you should make sure that you give away your ebook for free. You can give your ebook away at ebook directories.

It is actually very easy to write an ebook. You may be sitting there thinking that you cannot do it, and that it is "too difficult". This is not true. The most important thing you need to realise is that an ebook, or any book for that matter is just a series of articles organised into chapters. When you think of it like this, it may be easier to motivate yourself.

Your ebook or report does not have to long, say about 25 pages or so is the average. Make sure that your content is informative and interesting. The golden rule is that it should provide some kind of value for the reader. This will encourage your ebook to get passed around and recommended, which is exactly what you want.

Don't Get Scammed at the ATM

It's time for a regular reminder about ATM skimmers. The Wall Street Journal's Jennifer Waters describes how one out of every five consumers may be a victim of ATM skimming.

You have to be more and more careful as skimmers get smaller and more sophisticated. They're no longer bulky and obvious, and thieves don't even need to physically touch the skimmers after they're installed.

The best way to avoid trouble is to use ATMs in secure areas. Bank lobbies and other well-lit environments are best. Street corner ATMs (especially if they're not attached to a building) are risky. When in doubt, move on - another ATM is always nearby.

No Bank Account, No Fees?

Some have no choice, and some prefer not to deal with banks. Either way, life without a bank account can be challenging.

Candice Choi, a reporter for The Associated Press, decided to see what it's like. She spent one month with the "unbanked" - paying with cash, taking a paper paycheck, and using alternatives to debit and credit cards.

Banks aren't perfect; there are always fees and customer service issues. But try living without one. Choi's experiment suggests that she'd pay about $1,100 per year to make and receive payments without a bank in her life, not to mention the time it takes to do everything the old fashioned way. See her report for all the details: Living without a bank: Fees and confusion galore.

Were Credit Unions Bailed Out?

For a while, credit unions could do no wrong.

Regulators recently stepped in to bolster credit unions as a result of losses from subprime mortgages. Critics quickly called the move a bailout, putting credit unions in the same camp as mean old-fashioned banks. Credit union supporters, on their heels, argue that it's not a bailout.

Whatever you want to call it (and however you define a bailout), nobody's happy. The impeccable image of credit unions has diminished, and we're back to more finger-pointing. So does it matter to credit union customers?

Most credit union members will not notice any changes. Insured funds are just as safe as before. However, credit unions (like banks) will have to pay more for insurance going forward, so it will be harder for them to offer the best rates.