What’s the best way to watch an entire day of "Friends"? Or the first season of "Magnum P.I."? How about hours upon hours of "Knight Rider," "24" and "The Sopranos"?

From swish soirees to simply rotting away on the sofa, time suckage is at a maximum these days, thanks to the plethora of TV-to-DVD products, and they’re spawning new ways to fill your weekends.

"Don’t knock it until you’ve tried it." That’s what I told a political opponent’s campaign manager when he laughed at me for using cable access television as part of my communications strategy. Unfortunately for him, he would learn too late what I already knew — that implementing this medium into any communications strategy (political or otherwise) is a pretty good idea, and can reap tremendous benefits.

Location of the television is a big consideration in the purchase of your lightweight TV screen, no matter the type you buy. Before you, purchase be sure to take some measurements of height, width and the depth of the area you wish to place you TV screen.

The unit must be placed close to an energy outlet for convenience and tucking the cables and wires out of sight. A normal seating placement of a TV screen should be close to three to six time the screens size of width for the most enjoyable viewing pleasure.