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Quote: Originally Posted by Piscesqueen I don't believe Bella is "weak" but I do think she is dependant on Edward and Jacob. Never in my statement did I say she was weak because it takes a strong a** woman to be in love with a Vampire and best friends with a Wolf Shape Shifter. I think you took my statement as I don't like Bella, when that is totally not the case and I didn't mean to get into a Twilight...

I'm with all the comments above about his performance and other overly sexual performances. It's all over TV and it's how the kids "dance" - sex standing up. Blech. In terms of a song catching a listener's ear, I could listen over and over to Adam singing almost anything he did on Idol (not Ring of Fire) and to Miracles. He just doesn't come through clearly on the CD. I downloaded the AMA performance;...

Put a cup of bleach in it- no soap!, it'll react with the bleach- and run a load and dry on hot (not energy saver) with the stuff you want to de-mold. Should kill off anything there. Jim Ricks

Quote: Originally Posted by pjrose Yes, but I thought there might be some fine print about larger or heavier items. It's almost always $5, even for the largest, bulkiest, and most fragile items. Occasionally it may be a bit more, but if so that's indicated at the time of the woot. In the summer, shipping from winewoot is a few dollars more expensive because refrigerated trucks are used. But I've seen large (32") screen...

- Scott Joplin Did Scott Joplin make a living from his music? Scott Joplin was one of the first musicians to receive royalties on his music, collecting a penny for each copy sold of his most famous piece, "Maple Leaf Rag" (named for the Maple Leaf Club in Sedalia, MO, where he performed). Within ten years, half-a-million copies of the song were sold. There are a lot of things we don't know about Joplin, including his...

Quote: Originally Posted by BMWguynw The very first song ever played on MTV was "Video Killed The Radio Star" by The Buggles. And it's true. Before we had video music, the song actually had to catch the listener's ear. Once a singer had become known as a hit maker, it wasn't so important. But for "new talent" they needed an audio hook to sell records. When video music entered the scene, it...

SEO's????

Quote: Originally Posted by PigsDad I tell my 9yo daughter and her friends that this was the original iPod (although, not quite so portable). Kurt There's an episode of Doctor Who that uses that same joke. "The End of the World" written by Russell Davies in the first season of the "new" series. A dignitary from the far-flung future is given a Wurlitzer and told, "It's an iPod."

The CD is "I Dreamed a Dream." Here is the first single from the CD - "Wild Horses" You can hear teasers of all the songs on the CD HERE . Other songs on the CD: I Dreamed A Dream Cry Me A River How Great Thou Art You’ll See Daydream Believer Up To The Mountain Amazing Grace Who I Was Born To Be Proud The End Of The World Silent Night