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RT is pleased to announce that a new and improved transit alert service called "RT Tracker," is now available free to subscribers. The new service will allow customers to track shuttle services for the Neighborhood Ride (Routes 16, 33 and 47), McClellan Park, Rancho CordoVan and Granite Regional Park in "real-time." Current Transit Alert customers can sign up for a new account by visiting www.sacrt.com/rttracker.
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Sue Ebury
Lady Ebury is a former publishing director, the editor of The War Diaries of Weary Dunlop, and the author of Weary: The Life of Sir Edward Dunlop (1994) and its illustrated edition, Weary: King of the River, as well as The Many Lives of Kenneth Myer (2009). She is an Honorary Research Associate in the history department at the University of Hong Kong and is the National Patron and one of the founders of the Australian Garden History Society.
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New Razor Rack System Extends Razor Life, Moisturizes Skin and Saves You Money
Trisco Products (http://www.razor-rack.com), a small Ohio manufacturer, debuts their new razor safeguard. Find out how you can start saving money and going green.
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Is everyone tired of spending a fortune on high priced razors and their refill cartridges? Trisco Products is introducing the Hydraulic Razor Rack Preservation System, a new economical and efficient shaving apparatus that dramatically lengthens the life of razor blades. Upgrade and enhance your inexpensive disposable razors, and start saving money.
Stainless steel razors are non-existent, companies cannot economically manufacture such thin stainless steel edges. Simple rust, or oxidation, from water dulls razors' edges. In order to lengthen the quality usage and life of your razors, oxidation must be stopped at a microscopic level.
Major razor blade companies spend millions of dollars on advertising and endorsements every year. This in turn drives up prices for consumers. Recent studies suggest an average adult male could save well over one hundred dollars a year by using the Razor Rack to enhance their standard disposable razor. After every use, simply submerge the razor head in the system, the solutions anti-oxidative properties will keep a sharp, like-new edge for countless shaves.
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PRATT PHOTOGRAPHY LECTURES - Jim Goldberg and Donovan Wylie
Photography // Thursday, September 25, 2014
In part of the ongoing Pratt Photography Lectures series, Magnum Photographers Jim Goldberg and Donovan Wylie will be having a conversation open free to the public on October 1, 2014. Jim Goldberg is well known for his photographs, multi-media projects and books. His work often combines words and images to create vivid narratives about both insiders and outsiders of society.
A look inside Jim Goldberg's "Rich and Poor"
Photography // Wednesday, July 23, 2014
36 years ago Jim Goldberg took his first photograph for Rich and Poor on Mission Street in San Francisco. Looking out from his current studio windows the photographer can peer down on that exact spot where he took that initial photo. In his republished book Rich and Poor (originally published in 1985), Goldberg reflects on how little has changed other than the faces and that the living conditions are even more tenuous and hopeless than before.
"Magnum Contact Sheets" @ Milk Gallery
Photography // Tuesday, July 01, 2014
Magnum Contact Sheets is a new exhibition at Milk Studios that reveals how Magnum photographers have captured and edited their best shots from the 1930s to the present. The contact sheet, a direct print of a roll or sequence of negatives, is the photographer's first look at what he or she has captured on film, and provides a uniquely intimate glimpse into their working process.
Jim Goldberg's "Rich and Poor"
Photography // Monday, April 21, 2014
Jim Goldberg is an American documentary photographer working in a unique style. He records conversations with his subjects, and then brings his photographic prints back and asks them write an edited portion of that conversation. Goldberg has applied this technique to several books, the two most prominent being 'Rich and Poor' which juxtaposes an affluent reality with those in poverty, as well as 'Raised by Wolves' which documents a group of young runaway drug addicts.


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36 And a messenger of Jehovah goeth out, and smiteth in the camp of Asshur a hundred and eighty and five thousand; and [men] rise early in the morning, and lo, all of them [are] dead corpses. | 36 Then the angel of the LORD went out and put to death a hundred and eighty-five thousand men in the Assyrian camp. When the people got up the next morning--there were all the dead bodies! |
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Review: Harry Potter
Harry Potter?.. good story or outright plagiarism? (546 comments)
(And before anyone starts to comment... this article is a copy, not my own creation, I just agree totally with the author of this piece.)
The Harry Potter books are rapidly becoming the most popular fiction in the history of literature. In just four years they have sold a staggering 100 million copies, and made their author, J.K. Rowling, a very rich woman.
Explaining the secret of their success, critics point to the brilliant invention in the plots and characters, the creation of a whole parallel world, and the attraction of the struggle of good against evil.
With the film version of the first book - which describes a magical boy's first year at a school for witches and wizards - released on Friday, interest is sure to increase even more.
Yet for all their richness, there are more than a few echoes of other classic stories within the pages of the Potter books, particularly from The Lord Of The Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, a film of which is released next month, competing with Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone.
Of course, when it comes to literature there's no such thing as an entirely original story. Even Shakespeare happily raided myths, chronicles and even contemporary authors in search of the ideas for the finest plays ever written.
It is part of the tradition of all great art - and this applies to music and painting just as much as literature - that ideas are passed down through the generations, constantly adapting and evolving as they go.
So while there's no denying that J.K Rowling's achievement is truly staggering, it's fascinating to look at why some elements of her stories seem rather familiar.
DAVID THOMAS reports.
- The Lord Of The Rings, published in 1954, has a good wizard - Gandalf - as a central character who guides the little hero and has a long, white beard and flowing hair.
Harry Potter has a good wizard, Dumbledore, as a central character who guides the little hero and has a long, white beard and flowing hair.
- The Lord Of The Rings has an evil, dark force who has fallen from power but is growing strong again: Lord Sauron.
THE Harry Potter books have an evil, dark force who has fallen from power but is growing strong again: Lord Voldermort.
- WHEN the hero of The Lord Of The Rings, Frodo, is close to the dark lord, the ring he is carrying grows heavy in his hand.
WHEN the hero of Harry Potter is close to the dark lord, the scar on his head burns with pain.
- IN THE Lord Of THe Rings there's a small, sniveling, treacherous character who is the sidekick of an evil wizard. His name is Wormtongue.
IN HARRY POTTER there's a small, sniveling, treacherous character who is the sidekick of an evil wizard. His name is Wormtail.
- IN THE HOBBIT, also written by J.R.R. Tolkien, there's a dark forest which the heroes fear to enter.
IN HARRY POTTER there's a dark forest which the heroes fear to enter.
- IN THE forest in The Hobbit there is a colony of talking giant spiders who try to murder the hero, Bilbo.
IN THE forest in Harry Potter there is a colony of talking giant spiders who try to murder the hero, Harry.
- IN THE Lord Of The Rings Frodo becomes invisible when he slops on his magic ring.
IN HARRY POTTER Harry becomes invisible when he slops on his magic cloak.
- IN THE Lord Of The Rings there are evil, half-dead, black-cloaked figures who can sense the hero's presence and seek to suck out his soul: the Wraiths.
IN HARRY POTTER there are evil, half-dead, black-cloaked figures who can sense the hero's presence and seek to suck out his soul: the Dementors.
- IN THE Lord Of The Rings the Elven Queen has a pool of liquid - the Mirror of Galadriel - in which she can see events far away and at different times.
IN HARRY POTTER, Dumbledore has a pool of liquid - the Pensieve - in which Harry can see events far away and at different times.
- IN THE HOBBIT the hero is attacked by a huge mountain troll.
IN HARRY POTTER the hero is attacked by a huge mountain troll.
- IN THE Lord Of The Rings, the ancient sword of Anduril is used to cut the ring from the dark lord's hand.
IN HARRY POTTER, the ancient sword of Godric Gryffindor is used to slay the Baslisk, a serpent doing the bidding of the dark lord.
- IN THE Lord Of The Rings, Frodo and his companions visit a village pub, The Prancing Pony, and are served by Barliman Butterbur.
IN HARRY POTTER, Harry and his companions visit a village pub, The Three Broomsticks, where they drink pints of butterbeer.
- IN THE Lord Of The Rings, Gandalf is carried away from danger from the top of a wizard's tower by a giant eagle.
IN THE third Harry Potter book Harry's godfather Sirius Black is carried away from danger near the top of a tower by a giant Hippogriff (which is half-eagle).
- AT THE beginning of the Narnia book THe Last Battle, by C.S. Lewis - the final installment of the series published in the Fifties - the children leave a railway station platform and are thrown into the magical world from the train.In the book The Secret Of Platform 13, by Eva Ibbotson, there is also a secret link into a magical world via a railway station platform.
NEAR the beginning of Harry Potter, he and his friends use a railway station platform - nine-and-three-quarters at King's Cross - to move into the magical world.
- IN NARNIA there are wise and magical centaurs who befriend the Pevensle children.
IN HARRY POTTER there are a wise and magical centaurs, one of which, Firenze, lets Harry ride on his back.
- IN THE The Magician's Nephew, the children Diggory and Polly ride on a flying horse to save Narnia from an evil witch.
IN HARRY POTTER Harry and Hermione fly on a Hippogriff (a beast which is half-horse) to save the innocent Sirius Black. (Also, one of the characters in Harry Potter is called Cedric Diggory. Unusual name, isn't it?)
N.K. Stouffer
- AMERICAN children's author N.K. Srouffer, in her 1984 book The Legend of Rah And the Muggles, used the term Muggles and the book includes the charter Larry Potter. J.K. Rowling uses the word Muggles to describe 'non-wizarding peoples' and, as we all know, her hero is called Harry Potter.
- STOUFFER'S book contained a castle, like Hogwarts, which was approached by boat across a lake. And there was a character called Nimbus, who could fly - as does Harry Potter's flying Nimbus 2000 broomstick.
- IN STOUFFER'S book the Muggles form a group called Nevils.
In Harry Potter there is a character called Neville.
- IN STOUFFER'S book there is a character called Lilly Potter.
HARRY'S mother is called Lily Potter.
- STOUFFER'S lawyers claimed that: 'There are many more similarities (between the books), all of which cause further confusion, infringe upon Stouffer's trademarks and unfairly compete with her properties'.
IN THIS case, however, it is Rowling and her U.S. publishers Scholastic, who have sued Stouffer. The matter will be settled in a Manhattan courtroom.
- IN ROALD DAHL'S Matilda the Wormwoods are a nasty, suburban family who refuse to recognise the gifts belonging to their brilliant - and magical - daughter Matilda, and pretend she is criminal.
IN HARRY POTTER the Dursleys are a nasty suburban family who refuse to recognise the gifts belonging to the brilliant - and magical - Harry and pretend he's been sent to St. Brutus's a school for Incurably Criminal Boys.
- IN T.H. WHITE'S Sword In The Stone, the young King Arthur, known then as Wart, is tutored but the friendly wizard, Merlin, and pulls a sword from a magical stone.
IN HARRY POTTER, Harry is tutored by the friendly wizard Dumbledore, and pulls a sword from a magical hat.
- IN SNOW WHITE a mirror talks to those looking in it, often dispensing unwanted advice.
IN HARRY POTTER a mirror talks to those looking in it, telling Harry to 'tuck your shirt in, scruffy!'
-IN THROUGH The Looking Glass, by Lewis Carroll, there are talking chess pieces.
IN HARRY POTTER the chess pieces talk back, offering advice on what moves the players should make.
- IN THE Worst Witch, by Jill Murphy, pupils attend Cackles Academy. The heroine, Mildred Hubbe, learns about spells and potions. She flies on a broomstick, which she uses for school sports. And she fights with her friends against a gang of nasty pupils, who are female equivalents of Harry Potter's enemy Draco Malfoy and his pals.
IN HARRY POTTER, of course, most of the action takes place at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where they learn about all aspects if magic and fly broomsticks, most memorably when playing Quidditch, the violent, airborne team game involving four flying balls.
- IN STAR WARS Luke Skywalker is an orphan (or so he believes) raised by his aunt and uncle, who don't acknowledge his true heritage.
HARRY POTTER is an orphan raised by his aunt and uncle, who don't acknowledge his true heritage.
- LUKE SKYWALKER'S mentor is Obi-Won Kenobi, who tells Like the most important thing about the Force is how he chooses to use it. HARRY'S mentor is Dumbledore, who tells him: 'It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are.'
- LUKE SKYWALKER fights Darth Vader, who cuts off his hand.HARRY fights Lord Voldermort, who wounds his arm.
Darth Vader, of course, turns out to be Luke's father. Can there be any serious Potter reader who does not wonder whether we are going to discover, one day, that Harry and Voldermort are related?
- FINALLY, in Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire there appears a sneaky, headline-hungry, utterly unscrupulous and deceitful woman journalist called Rita Skeeter, who horribly exploits and misquotes poor Harry.
I have been in Fleet Street journalism for a full 20 years. And in all that time I've never come across any fellow professional remotely like Rita Skeeter. Well, not many, anyway.


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I promised that when we installed our new American Standard Ceratronic Faucet that I would report back on how I like it. I love it! DH and I pretty much had a stare-down on this subject (and we do renos really well together, so the locked horns were unusual). I love that after using the toilet one can wash hands without moving a lever. I love having the water turn off while I do my 20 sec. hand wash, and turn back on when I'm ready to rinse. I love arriving with gunky hands from some grubby task and just sticking them under the water flow. DH isn't grumbling, so that means he's OK with the function. Yeah! We've been using this bathroom exclusively for the last week as the master bath is still under construction. The acid test will be long term use, of course. It will also be helpful when the grandkids visit to see how that works, but meanwhile, I'm happy with this decision. |
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The REAL story here is how DH and you do renos really well together! Please, what's your secret? :) The reason our one and only room in the house (DH's bathroom) hasn't been remodeled yet is the battle scars from our 2007 remodel :o We've had Tapmasters since 2002 (kitchen remodel) and 2007 (master bath remodel). LOVE LOVE LOVE them! Not sure how yours works. No hands, no cross contamination, no mess. Touch the kick plate on the toe kick for water, release to stop the flow. The movement in one's foot is no more than a toe muscle flex (g) DH doesn't know I'm buying one for his bathroom. He'll be happy to have it but if I told him ahead of time, he'd say no. I'm hoping this will make a huge difference in how tidy his bathroom stays! |
This is a sensor faucet, so when you have you hands or cup or whatever in the path of the sensor (it's a cone shaped zone), the water comes on. Tapmaster would work too. I think the secret to doing renos well together is that we essentially grew up together. We were 19 and 21, still in school, when we married and this is almost 44 years later. We've always done stuff together, and since we had zippo money for a lot of years, this included lots of manual labor of one sort and another. When I was getting ready to graduate, I was being encouraged to go to grad school. Even though he had landed a teaching job and taught 5th grade for a year, he said if I wanted to go for a Ph.D. he'd go to Africa with me to study primates. How's that for love? I decided it was time for a family instead. He goes to archery with me when I ask, I go to License Plate (collectors) meets with him usually. I won't go to NASCAR races, though - there I draw the line. At home, we're a team. It works for us. The kids think it's cute. When did we become cute? |
How cute! (g) |
- Posted by Trebruchet (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Aug 5, 14 at 9:48
Call me old fashioned, but every since I've been at a public washroom and the faucet didn't come on or the toilet didn't flush, I've been opposed to mixing electricity and plumbing. |
- Posted by outsideplaying (My Page) on Tue, Aug 5, 14 at 11:52
LOL, I've been around so many public washrooms with sensors that I have forgetten a few times to turn off the ones that still have handles. Funny thing...the water just kept running. I was pretty embarassed. |
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Can A Love Charm Really Help You Find Love?
We all feel shlumpy and like losers at times. Unlucky. Especially in love. As Valentine's Day looms, it would be great to turn that losing streak around, to set the stage for the love you really want. I have a few powerful dating tips to help you reverse gears and head into a romantic future, adapted from my new book, Sealing the Deal: the Love Mentor's Guide to Lasting Love. And you are going to love them because they involve shopping!
You're going to look for a gemstone or a piece of jewelry that symbolizes your Love Intention, that is, the affirmation about the relationship of your heart's calling. Stop rolling your eyes. Not only have I seen the positive impact that "gem therapy" has had on the women I've helped over the last 25 years, there's also some serious science behind this!
Gemstones have been studied for thousands of years, in China, India, and more recently in Tibet. Their healing properties and their ability to empower the wearer in matters of love appear in the most ancient texts humanity has written*. They're even part of mankind's oldest system of medical practice; in Ayurveda, specific gems are used to rebalance the body and heal disease. But of course, as a psychologist and scientist, I had to see whether this was all just superstition. I began to study the literature on charms and amulets and came across fascinating research.
In a recent series of studies at the University of Cologne, psychologists explored superstitious beliefs in college students. The overwhelming majority of students polled believed in the notion of good luck vs. bad luck. The researchers then set up six different controlled experiments designed to test how these beliefs might affect performance on a variety of physical and mental tests. For example, in one experiment, golfers who were given a "lucky ball" were 35% more accurate in their putting than when they got "the ball everyone else" used.
The sixth and last study was most relevant to our discussion. Forty-one students were asked to bring their own lucky charm a ring, pearl necklace or jade stone to a memory experiment. Half of them were allowed to keep the charm while the other half were required to hand their charms to the experimenter. The results were fascinating. Those with their lucky charm had less anxiety, felt more confident and did significantly better on the memory test. The authors concluded that the subjects with jewelry or objects that had a positive meaning displayed what psychologists call self-efficacy, a fancy term for self-confidence in action**.
Although we don't know whether these lucky charms or stones are part of a placebo effect, very recent brain research has already shown the power of belief and intention in reorganizing the brain's perceptions.


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'You May Not Kiss the Bride': Comedy lacks old Hollywood magic
A movie review of "You May Not Kiss the Bride," a failed attempt to revive Hollywood magic in a comedy about a timid fellow (David Annable) forced to marry a mobster's daughter (Katharine McPhee).
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'You May Not Kiss the Bride,' with David Annable, Katharine McPhee, Rob Schneider, Kathy Bates, Tia Carrere, Vinnie Jones, Mena Suvari, Stephen Tobolowsky. Written and directed by Rob Hedden. 98 minutes. Rated PG-13 for mild violence. Pacific Place.
Surely, some Hollywood studio in the 1950s made a prototype of the sprightly if erratic comedy "You May Not Kiss the Bride."
If so, perhaps that movie starred Danny Kaye as "Bride's" fidgety protagonist, a pet photographer forced into marriage with a beautiful immigrant. Kim Novak could have played the latter, the sexy, green-card-seeking daughter of a Croatian gangster who threatens the hero if a) he doesn't cooperate and b) gets any actual romantic notions about his new wife.
Ernie Kovacs might have been cast as the swaggering kook who helps rescue the lady from kidnappers during her faux honeymoon.
More than likely that film would have been far better than writer-director Rob Hedden's more recent yet old-fashioned production of "Bride."
Hedden seeks but fails to bring gloss to his silly, semi- anarchic feature. He gets spirited support from actors Rob Schneider as the aforementioned kook, Kathy Bates as the bawdy mother of timid hero Bryan (David Annable), Tia Carrere as a kind waitress, Vinnie Jones as a duplicitous thug, Mena Suvari as a lusty dingbat and Stephen Tobolowsky in a briefly glimpsed role.
Katharine McPhee, a star of TV's "Smash," is fine as the mobster's strong-willed daughter who falls for the story's patsy. But Annable ("Brothers & Sisters") is the weak link, a handsome, skilled actor nevertheless miscast in a part requiring a more dynamic comic presence. (Get me a young Kevin Kline.)
Despite offering equally exotic Balkan mobsters and Tahitian dancers, Hedden never gets "Bride" to full boil. In fact, he bizarrely brings narrative momentum to a crawl, at a crucial moment, to highlight Schneider and Suvari in unfunny high jinks. "Bride" has classic Hollywood leanings but little clue how to live up to them.
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Want to know the secret to great chili? Start with great spices--and skip the packets at the supermarket, which are full of sugar and salt. Make your own to save money and skip the salt. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.3g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 0.3g | Calories: 7.2
I love this recipe! It can be used as a sauce for grilled meats, a dressing for salads or steamed vegetables, or as a marinade for tofu or other lean proteins. You will always find it in my refrigerator. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 0.4g | Calories: 54.9
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I fell in love with tzatziki the first time I tried it and was on a quest to find the recipe that included those ingredients that pleased my particular palate best. This recipe is low-fat, high-protein, nutritious, smooth, Mediterranean, refreshing, light, and hopefully the best you've ever had! Submitted by KEEPITMOVING Carbs: 2.6g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 3.5g | Calories: 24.8
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Filmmaker Medyan Dairieh takes us into the horrifying world of the Sunni jihadist extremists. Until recently the world knew them as ISIS, now they simply call themselves the Islamic State (IS).
Filmmaker Medyan Dairieh takes us into the horrifying world of the Sunni jihadist extremists. Until recently the world knew them as ISIS, now they simply call themselves the Islamic State (IS).
In this beautifully filmed documentary, we go on an adventure deep into one our planets greatest mysteries - the oceans. It's a reminder of the bond between humans and nature, emphasising the duty that every one of us has to respect and protect the oceans around us.
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A lonely roar echoes across Zambia's Liuwa Plain. There is no answer, and there hasn't been for many years. Poaching has wiped out her kind, for over five years she has had to survive alone. But this year, her world could change, will she...
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MGM Resorts Unveils Expanded Plans, Programming For "The Park" In Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS, April 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) has unveiled expanded plans and the first look at programming for its dynamic park, dining and entertainment district taking shape on the west side of The Strip. Creating an interactive neighborhood environment, The Park will connect New York-New York and Monte Carlo resorts and the new 20,000-seat world-class Las Vegas arena currently in development by MGM and AEG. New York-New York and Monte Carlo both are undergoing significant transformations of their Strip-facing experiences into robust plaza environments featuring casual eateries, bars, restaurants and retail destinations that will ultimately lead to The Park.
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When it opens in 2016 in conjunction with the arena, The Park will create an immersive outdoor destination spanning more than eight acres. Both New York-New York and Monte Carlo will transform their park-facing facades with a series of unique indoor/outdoor dining and entertainment venues, cultivating a vibrant patio culture that encompasses The Park's landscaped spaces.
To create a harmonious dialogue between resorts, Rue de Monte Carlo, the adjacent street providing access from Las Vegas Boulevard, will be realigned as a gently curving, tree-lined parkway: a grand approach to the new arena. New cobblestone walkways in front of New York-New York and Monte Carlo will lead guests into The Park from both directions and blend seamlessly with the mosaic tile patterns that canvas the space.
Jim Murren, Chairman and CEO of MGM Resorts International, said, "Beautiful public places are highlights of many of the world's finest cities, and Las Vegas shouldn't be the exception. The Park will be the first of its kind on the Las Vegas Strip and is an embodiment of MGM Resorts' commitment to engaging guests through arts and innovation. To create this picturesque outdoor destination, we are literally taking down the walls and opening the doors at our resorts to develop a unique dining and entertainment district that complements its lush new surroundings." A Glimpse into The Park: Experience: The Park re-envisions the traditional pedestrian experience in Las Vegas. It will draw passersby from the hustle and bustle of The Strip into an oasis offering unique opportunities to experience Las Vegas outdoors and at one's leisure, only steps from one of the largest urban boulevards in the world. Inspired by the iconic plazas, promenades and squares that have served as important public gathering destinations within the world's great cities throughout history, The Park will offer an array of common spaces for socializing, relaxing, exploring and sampling the surrounding tastes, sights and sounds. By day, visitors will be able to bask in pockets of sun or enjoy shade beneath mature trees or one of the stunning, tulip-like shade structures towering more than 50 feet above. Patio-style seating will encourage an interactive social environment, while seating alcoves tucked into large planters will provide areas for respite.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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We love the Sensory Snap Beads in therapy! The Product Lakeshore Learning Sensory Snap Beads are colorful snap beads that can be linked together to form a chain or a ring. The beads are available at Lakeshore Learning stores and retail for approximately $15. Lakeshore Learning States: - Create chains using uniquely designed links - Durable & washable pop links - Stimulates and develops fine motor skills - Eye-catching, decorative patterns - 16 pieces Contact and Miscellaneous Information - Website = www.edushape.com - Made in China - Ages: 12 months+ - Creative Toy Awards 2004: Preferred Choice Award - Parents' Choice Recommended - The National Parenting Seal of Approval 2004 Product information taken from product packaging. My Experience The Sensory Snap Beads are colorful, have unique textures, and hold well when snapped together! They're a lot of fun and there are many possibilities of play with these beads. Each bead measures about 3.25 inches in length and 1.5 inches at its widest part. The beads fit well into little toddler hands. There is a hole on one end of each bead. The hole measures about 0.5 inches in diameter. On the other end of each bead is a peg-like knob that measures slightly over 0.5 inches in length. Connecting the beads together doesn't require too much force to plug the peg into the hole. Once connected, the beads hold fairly securely unless the connected beads are picked up and there is a lengthy string of them. There are two different designs on the beads: diamonds and waves. I like the clear tub container that comes with all the Sensory Snap Beads. There is a red, screw off lid for the clear container. On top of the lid is a handle, which makes it easy to tote around the container. The container is also nice for little ones to help clean up. The beads are a lot of fun to play with in the clinic with the little kiddos. I have played the Sensory Snap Beads with a wide age range, from a little less than 12 months old to almost 4 years old! The beads offer a variety of play. The standard play is linking the beads together. The kids enjoy this activity; sometimes they will link the beads up and then connect each end to create a circle. Picking up the circle is usually a bit difficult as some of the links will break. I like that there are different colors to the beads and different designs. This gives the kids an opportunity to identify different colors, sort the different colors, and also mimic designs/color patterns. I have seen the younger ones (less than 12 months) manipulate the beads in their little hands; I think the bumpy texture on the beads from the design makes it interesting to feel. The older kids will pretend the beads are something else, like food for their favorite stuffed animal. I have had one toddler tell me that the green beads were kiwis for her stuffed animal and she would plate the "kiwis" for her stuffed animal. The beads are very durable as they have gone through many plays without any indication of wear and tear. Washing the beads is simple as I just wash and scrub with a sponge and detergent. I usually try to shake out the excess water that can collect inside the beads (from the small opening on one of the ends of the beads); this allows the beads to dry quicker. My only complaint about the Sensory Snap Beads is the scent. They have a strange, plastic and chemical scent mixed together, which I could do without. If only the beads had no scent or a more pleasant scent ... then it would earn five stars! Overall Thoughts The Sensory Snap Beads are a lot of fun for the little ones, offering a variety of play. Thanks for reading! Pooks Copyright 2007
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this works best if you use this with a washcloth! it gets all the makeup off completely, esp. eye makeup. Use a really soft washcloth with it, and rub it in small circles, and u'll be amazed at how soft ur skin is afterwards! i use this with aveeo skin brightening lotion afterwards, and my skin looks like it did when i was 10! healthy!
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I have combination skin and a lot of acne but when i tried this since my mom swears by it for her sensitive skin i broke out in horrible, huge, painful zits after only using it 2 times! i threw it out and i recommend that if you have acne DON'T USE THIS
This is an "ok" product. It seems expensive at first (for a drugstore brand), but you get quite a lot of product. I wouldn't say it's bad, but I wouldn't buy it again. This is a fairly gentle cleanser and it left my skin feeling not quite clean. The packaging is functional, but not attractive.
I have been using this product for about a year. It has done a great job of keeping my sensitive, acne prone skin in check. Its definitely not a very glamorous product, but it is very effective. I am able to use it in the morning and again at night to remove make-up and it gets my skin clean! I love the package (bottle with pump) and I usually buy this at Target for around $6.00.
I bought this after having some mild breakouts durning pregnancy, and it really has worked, it does smell odd, like cheap hairspray, but it does the trick, since purchasing it I have not had a single breakout. I use it with the cetaphil moisturizer with sunscreen. I also wash twice with it. I think it really does a good job of cleansing the second time on. It splashes clean easily, and is non drying, but still cuts out my oily issues. I will buy again and again until it stops working this way!
I have acne-prone, sensitive, and very oily skin. Since I've had severe acne since adolescence (and still in my 20s battle recurring bouts of acne!!) I have seen several dermatologists and tried many, many products. My skin has gone through the ringer folks!
Hands down, the dermatologist recommended prescription-only products are the best for fighting problem skin.
However, I think of Cetaphil as the closest to a prescription cleanser for oily skin that you can get. The maker is Galderma, who also makes my topical medication MetroCream.
My skin feels soft and clean after I use this product. I am amazed. It seriously cuts down the shine and does NOT irritate my skin. Most products that offer to cut shine either do not do so or actually overstrip my skin and irritate it, making it get red and blotchy (not attractive).
I am currently using Differin and Metrocream so maybe Cetaphil works best in tandem with prescription products? Even when I stopped using my meds temporarily Cetaphil continued to do its job.
I've used harsher exfoliators, glycolic and salicyic/"alpha hydroxy" cleansers, oatmeal bars, medicated bars, Oil of Olay, Neutrogena, L'Oreal, Dove, lots and lots of products and hands down this is the best.
I have young adult skin. As I age, it is manageable but I will still get severe break-outs if I don't watch out. The oiliness is giving way to combination skin. For my skin type, Cetaphil for normal to oily skin is the best cleanser I have ever used and the ONLY product that I will buy from now until my skin changes again.
A bottle of this lasts a long time. I'm trying to use it up before buying something new. Maybe I'll start using it to clean my brushes like a previous reviewer so that I *can* try something new. ;) Decent cleansing power, non-foamy, doesn't smell too bad, didn't break me out or overdry my oily skin. Mediocre in my opinion. I don't love it enough to repurchase, but I'd use it again in a pinch.
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That skepticism is based not only on Antinori's
At a press conference in Rome on Tuesday, Antinori announced that the cloned baby would be born in January, and that two other women are 27 and 28 weeks pregnant with cloned fetuses.
Based on animal data, many researchers believe it's likely that attempts to create a human clone would result in many miscarriages. If brought to term, they add, such a pregnancy would carry a high risk of death and deformity.
But a leading cloning researcher said the animal research is more promising than most researchers seem to believe.
"All those
West spoke earlier this month at the Alcor Extreme Life Extension conference. He said he and his colleagues are not interested in reproductive cloning.
If good animal cloning data exists, it hasn't been publicized. Private research companies often keep their work confidential rather than publishing it in scientific journals.
Antinori shocked the scientific world in April by claiming to have orchestrated a human clone pregnancy. Nine months passed, however, without word of a birth or a miscarriage. At the press conference, he would not reveal the location of the pregnant women.
Many who oppose human reproductive cloning believe an international law banning it is necessary. Some countries, including those in the European Union, have passed laws making cloning to create a baby illegal while allowing therapeutic cloning for stem cell research. Many researchers believe
But because legislators in the United States and some other countries have married reproductive cloning and creating human embryos for stem cell research, the United Nations has not been able to come to an agreement.
Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania, chaired an advisory panel to the United Nations one year ago. Panel meetings indicated that every nation favored a ban on reproductive cloning, he said.
"It is time to put Antinori out of business. A tough international prohibition with real sanctions would end the willingness of doctors to risk the lives of babies by trying to clone them," Caplan said.
While Caplan believes therapeutic cloning is legitimate, he said, "It is time for our government and the governments of the rest of the world to stop bickering about cloning for research so that cloning for reproduction can be outlawed."
Other ethics organizations share the same view.
"The best way to ensure that cloning is not pursued is to pass a comprehensive ban on human cloning. The United States should do this as soon as possible and continue to press the case for a comprehensive ban treaty in the United Nations," John Kilner, president of the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity, said in a statement.
"Regardless of the health and well-being of the clone upon birth, all nations should affirm the child's human rights. The risk of doing nothing is unacceptable."
Longtime reproductive cloning advocate Randolfe Wicker, founder of the Clone Rights United Front and the Human Cloning Foundation, hopes the birth will be healthy. If it is, he believes the skepticism surrounding human reproductive cloning will disappear, just as in 1978 when the birth of Louise Brown, the first test tube baby, ended fears that in vitro fertilization would create Frankenstein-like creatures.
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archiprelate Posts: 1I have a 99 dakota sport with the 2.5 liter engine that had a similar problem and it ended up being a bad fuel pressure regulator. When the regulators fail, it's usually the diaphram inside and they'll leak fuel pressure down back to the tank when you shut the key off. So instead of getting in and turning the key and it starting right up, the fuel pump has to spin for a few seconds to build up enough pressure and volume. When it gets real bad, you can have a rough idle at first, mine did after it had the problem for awhile. If you want to try a a quick preliminary test, cycle the ignition key on and off 3-5 times leaving it on for at least a second and see if it starts no problem after that. If that doesn't work or if you want to do further testing (I would), find the line going from the fuel rail to the regulator in the tank. Chrysler uses a returnless fuel system so there should only be one line. Hook up a fuel pressure gauge to the fuel rail and have someone start the truck up and let it run till it stops sputtering. Shut the key off and see if the pressure drops down to zero or dramatically. If it does, start the truck again and let it run till it stops sputtering then have your assistant shut the truck off while you pinch the fuel line off with a pair of pinch of pliers or vise grips with rags stuffed in the jaws. If the fuel pressure stays constant with line pinched off and then drops when you release the pliers, you've found your problem. On my truck, the fuel line was a hard line at the fuel rail and so I had to connect a piece of rubber hose between the fuel line and the fuel rail in order to do this. If it continues to leak down, then one or more of your injectors is leaking, though it would probably run rich and and experience drive ability problems all the time if this were the case. The fuel pressure regulator on my truck (and probably yours) is integral to the fuel pump assembly and had to be replaced as a unit. I'm not sure what the cost would be on a 4.7L pump but the one for my 2.5L ran about $325 with taxes and freight shipping. Just thought I'd give my 2 cents, good luck!
retrohwam Posts: 1Have a 98 Dokata with the 2.5 and we're having a problem. The radiator fan will not cut off - after shutting off the vehicle you have to unplug the connector to get the fan to stop. Plugging in back in later (doesn't matter how much later) the fan kicks on prior to the starting the engine.
The temperature guage reads low except when my son forgets to plug the fan in and then it reads high.
My first thought is a coolant temperature sensor problem but I'm not sure as it never seems to "reset" - could the sensor be shorted out and that be what's causing it to run continously?
Any help would be appreciated.
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reddakota02 Posts: 2Thanks, I think I'll go to a couple of different dealers and see what they say. I know they extended the warranty on the ball joints to 100,000 miles.
My thought is that if it is the "steering knuckle" as I was told, I should look to see if Dodge beefed it up in later model years and take them to task for my problem.
As for the window, I bought an ice scrapper from autozone and it scratched the windshield, but didn't scratch any of the other windows or the windshield of other cars/trucks I tested. -
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eaglefeather Posts: 6luckily my gas cap fits its factory Im new here yet I bought my baby dakota afew years back i lloovvee it I need serious help does anyone have a printable of what my truck should look like from the underside? also does anyone know how to access a detailed list of parts, equiptment, and accessories I purchased maybe even with each parts s#'s on a report. :mad: :confuse: :sick:
troubled3 Posts: 3Today, as i was checking under my hood i noticed an obvious hiss that wasnt there before. First off i have a 3.9L V-6 in my Dakota. So as you look into the engine, underneath the carburator cover-more precisely-Directly underneath the flexi-hose leading to the carburator-i found a metal pipe,about 1 " long with a tiny bit of black hose(?)left on it. Literally a fragment of rubber-i assume it was a hose. Upon placing my finger over the SUCTION, the engine died. What is this and more importantly, please tell me what goes there. What is the missing part. There are no loose hoses hanging either side of my engine. What fell off?
Anyone that can help me thank you so much
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troubled3 Posts: 3Today, as i was checking under my hood i noticed an obvious hiss that wasnt there before. First off i have a 3.9L V-6 in my Dakota. So as you look into the engine, underneath the carburator cover-more precisely-Directly underneath the flexi-hose leading to the carburator-i found a metal pipe,about 1 " long with a tiny bit of black hose(?)left on it. Literally a fragment of rubber-i assume it was a hose. Upon placing my finger over the SUCTION, the engine died. What is this and more importantly, please tell me what goes there. What is the missing part. There are no loose hoses hanging either side of my engine. What fell off?
Anyone that can help me thank you so much
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bpeebles Posts: 4,085With a vacuum leak this large, I would think that your engine is idling pretty bad at times. (Lets hope noone adjusted the carberator or idle speed while this leak existed.)
By federal law, there is a sticker somwhere under the hood that depicts the routing of all the hoses. You may be able to determine where this is supposed to be connected using this sticker as a guide.
I am thinking what you found is part of the PCV system. (Positive Crankcase Ventalation) The PCV system maintins a slight vacuum within the crankcase to continously suck out fumes and feed them under the carberator into the intake plenum so they are burned in the engine.
The hoses leading from the PCV valve to the intake plenum are KNOWN to desinagrate due to all of the noxous fumes which travel in them. That is why they MUST be replaced with hoses rated for use on PCV systems. (ordanary hoses would not last very long at all)
As a check, you can pull out your PCV valve and check it to have a strong vacuum on it at idle. If no vacuum, then you KNOW what you found is related. -
blk4x4 Posts: 43It is your heater core .... I have seen this so many times and tried so many things and thats what it always comes down to....... Even if you flush it and it has good flow it dont matter....So good luck .....Not sure what year you have but some of them take up 10 hours to do.......
ragtacker Posts: 2Help me please!! I have a 93 dakota 3.9 It did this once in a while for quite a while but a week ago its doing it now daily, anyway it starts fine cold and runs fine but after it runs about 3 to 5 minutes if I stop for something shut down the engine it and come back to start and go it starts and stalls it will not idle on its on have to 2 foot it for a bit till it smoothes out than its fine has new plugs and wires anybody, anybody have any suggestions on what might be my problem? Please help!!
honda88 Posts: 1HI,
I have a 1987 dodge dakota 3.9 litre 5 speed and I have noticed that I am only getting at the most 10 mpg. Also I noticed that every time I start it up the gas gauge is lower than where I shut it off. When I start it up the exhaust is just black. Does anyone know of any common problem that would cause this or anything to help.
mike_1017 Posts: 13Haven't started it yet. The guy who sold me the truck back in October, Did not have the 4wd shaft installed. It was in the bed of the truck. He told me there was nothing wrong with it. I new he was full of it because you don't take that out for the hell of it. The shaft looked fine. I really never had a chance to mess with it because I put in another tranny. Yesterday was when I finally got to the 4wd install, it seems that when I tighten the 4 bolts and those little mounting plates to hold it in place, they are not keeping the shaft where it needs to be. The bolts are as tight as they will go. Those little hubs on the ends slide off when I spin it around to snug the other bolts down. There is grease inside the hubs. I'm thinking it needs to be filled with grease to create some pressure so it snugs into place so the hubs will not come out. Any tips?
bpeebles Posts: 4,085There are several reasons why you may not be getting heat. (even after replacing waterpump and Tstat)
Try this, when the inside fan is blowing on high and controls set to full heat.... gently feel the temparature of the hose LEAVING the heatercore. (easilly accessable under the hood)
If that hose is HOT... then the antifreeze is FLOWING... but heat is not being removed from it. Suspect inoperable flapper under the dash or perhaps a partially-plugged heatercore.
If hose is NOT as hot as the hose feeding into the heatercore... then there is a problem with FLOW. (or perhaps air-pockets in the system) -
dallase Posts: 7I have a 1999 dodge dakota 3.9 ltr. i have a knocking sound in the engine it don't do it when it is cold but when it warms up a bit it starts.I had a mech.at a small shop tell
me he thought it was in the oil pan? the truck has really good oil pressure and doesn't use any in the 3000 mile change Thanks in advance. -
dustyk Posts: 2,926Well, it's very difficult to attempt any diagnosis of this type of problem over the net. There are a number of components that could cause a knock, and then there are "knocks and then there are other "knocks."
THe 3.9 is an exceptionally strong little V-6 design and over the years I've only seen one actually have a serious problem...and that was the fault of the owner. They most certainly don't have a reputation for connecting rod or main bearing failure, which I think is the implication when a noise is emanating from the oil pan area.
Because your not hearing this noise when the engine is cold it could mean that you have a connecting rod bearing that is worn or has been damaged. However, excessive piston wear or a bad wrist pin can also produce a knock that sometimes appears to be coming from the oil pan.
My recommendation is to get a stethiscope (sp?) and try to pin-point where the noise is comming from. Valve train components or a worn camshaft lobe can cause a knocking sound. I have seen two 3.9s with a bad timing chain and after dissassembly I noticed that the chain had been hitting the inside of the timing chain cover. They had a "knocking" sound, too. Don't forget accessory drive components, such as belts, pulleys, air conditioner pump, water pump, etc.
I have also witnessed a few Dodge truck motors that had a knock caused by a stuck bypass valve in the oil filter. In these cases there was a noticeable drop in oil pressure after the engine came to operating temperature.
What kind of motor oil have you been using?
Best regards,
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me2butch4u Posts: 17I have 2000 dakota 6cyl 4x4. It sat for a while this fall and I did not use it for about a month. I went to take it for a drive and the power steering was acting funky. First, the steering wheel was nearly impossible to budge. Pump was making a whining noise. I checked fluid and it was a little low so I filled it up and then worked the wheel back and forth until it loosened up. Problem solved, right? NOT! Ever since, when I park it for the night and go to drive it the next day, the steering wheel turns as if the enging were turned off. If I force it and turn it from coast to coast a couple times, it loosens up and then steers fine until I let it sit for a while again.
Next issue. Engine is still bucking and backfiring and it downright refuses to go sometimes. Check engine light keeps coming on and code is for loose gas cap. I have done complete tune-up, all belts, 3 new gas caps, TPS, all to no avail. I just noticed the other day that my fuel filler pipe has a rust hole in it. Could this be causing the issue? I have heard someone mention that the problem could be due to a bad intake manfold gasket. Is this true? Is it a BIG job, as I do my own work usually. I am ready to bury this thing if I dont figure it out soon. I cant even trade it in running like this. Please help.
Deb -
blk4x4 Posts: 43It sounds to me likvacuume your pwr steering pump is going bad mine is starting to do the same thing to. The only other thing it could be is the rack but thats pretty rare.. A good way to find out if its a big job is to call a local shop and tell them what you want done and how many hours it calls for... I do beleive that is not a bad job though i dought thats your problem. There is also canister under the truck about at the tank that has vacuum lines on it that the lines get cracked and will set the light off


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Essentially a best-of compilation for all of Senmuth's heavier material up to this point, judgng from the huge amount of albums from this act, a compilation or two is a very welcome prospect. With dozens of albums already available for download, it can appear overwhelming for a newcomer to get into the music of this vast Russian one man project. While I'm not usually for the concept of best-of compilations and feel that they usually detract from the experience of an album, the idea seems to work well in Senmuth's case. However, the reality of this particular product is that while naturally being a better place to start a trek with Senmuth with than the average album, it certainly does not reflect the most successful material from the first three years of the project's activity.
The best way to describe 'Life Of Songs' would be not as a best-of compilation, but a collection of the collaborations Senmuth has done with other artists over the course of three years. While there's a big dimension of Senmuth's music missing here, I would agree that some of his most effective work was with other singers, and for that fact alone, this is worth checking out. However, anyone new to the work of Senmuth should understand that this is not at all reflective of Senmuth's work in general; while the mainstay of the tracks here revolve around Senmuth's hyperactive industrial metal sound, he has been known to go in a much more progressive and ambient direction as of late.
That is really the biggest issue with 'Life Of Songs,' while many of the songs here would be considered some of his best work, there's so much of Senmuth's material that is instrumental, or mellow in nature that easily outdoes the majority of tracks here. With that in mind, this cannot be considered the definitive best-of compilation from this Russian project, but perhaps moreso just an interesting crash course to get a listener into the vast span of work that Senmuth has to offer.
Released simultaneously with it's sister compilation 'Life Of Songs.' While it's counterpart may have focused mostly on the heavier, industrial side of this Russian experimental act, 'Songs Of Life' is the lighter contrast; taking the subjective cream of his more ambient and ethnic material and throwing it all together on this installment.
Many of my views and remarks about the other best-of compilation in this duology ring true with this one as well. While there are certainly some fantastic tracks here that deserve to be on the compilation, there's also quite a few tracks that might have done well here, instead of others that were chosen. In any case, 'Songs Of Life' is a little bit better overall than the heavier counterpart, and someone who wants a taste of the more progressive and forward thinking side of Senmuth would do well to check out this compilation, to see if the sound is right for them and spare them the labourious task of rummaging through dozens of albums to find something they like.
As it stands, this compilation could have been much better with a nicer flow and some revisions to the song choice. Some of the my favourite albums of the early period of Senmuth are represented here by some of the best songs, but there's still material that would have fit very snugly here. While this is indeed the lighter side of the compilation duology, there is still some heavy industrial metal here, giving a nicer bit of variety than the other. While I cannot recommend this too highly, it's a decent place to get started with Senmuth's admittedly daunting discography.


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Dec 15th, 2002, 01:30 PM
what your favorite christmas songs, by which artists, etc. :cool:
Dec 15th, 2002, 01:37 PM
Mariah Carey-All i want for christmas is you
I wish it could be chritmas everyday
Slade- Merry chritmas everyone
Dec 15th, 2002, 01:37 PM
http://www.wtaworld.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=47595 ;)
my faves are Wham!-Last Christmas and All I want for Christmas-Mariah Carey
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Dec 15th, 2002, 01:40 PM
We just had this one!!
Fairytale of New York - The Pogues and (the late) Kirsty Mcoll
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Dec 15th, 2002, 01:59 PM
"Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer"
Mariah Carey´s "All I want for Christmas"
"Jingle Bells" and
Destiny´s Child´s Xmas album!!!
Dec 15th, 2002, 02:12 PM
none! I'm sick of Christmas songs! :p
Dec 15th, 2002, 02:13 PM
I´m also sick of Christmas songs. When the whole Christmas thingie started earlier this month I was okay with it but now it´s getting pretty lame! Just like the cookies, the Christmas trees and the other stuff.
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Dec 15th, 2002, 02:24 PM
Originally posted by inkyfan
none! I'm sick of Christmas songs! :p
That's the great thing about "Fairytale of New York".
It's a brilliant song in it's own right. It also takes a rather irreverant view of Christmas.
Dec 15th, 2002, 03:03 PM
.....do you know it´s x-mas...
i think it is from a group with lot of stars
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Dec 15th, 2002, 03:05 PM
Originally posted by inkyfan
none! I'm sick of Christmas songs! :p
LOL!! But I don't mind Bing Crosby's White Christmas Not too often though. :) and another by Johny Matthis When A Child is Born
Dec 15th, 2002, 03:10 PM
Band Aid "Do They Know It`s Christmas Time "
Dec 15th, 2002, 03:41 PM
"This Christmas" by Donny Hathaway, oldie but goodie :)
Dec 15th, 2002, 04:40 PM
" Petit garçon " ( " Little boy " ) by Charlelie Couture and Elsa,
" Another year has gone by " by Céline Dion,
" Ave Maria ", etc .....
Dec 15th, 2002, 05:24 PM
Mariah Carey: All I Want For Christmas
Celine Dion: Christmas Eve
Josh Groban: O Holy Night
Celine Dion: Les Cloches Du Hameau
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