Can you hear this. I always liked high pitched songs.
Sing High Pitched

I saw her today at the reception 
A glass of wine in her hand 
I knew she would meet her connection 
At her feet was her footloose man 

No, you can't always get what you want 

FALL TV SCHEDULE

 So what did we do this summer. I'm just remembering what happened last summer.
It was hot, many 90 degree days. Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings were spent
in air conditioned dance socials. Those people danced all the time. My  
favorite songs were Earl Thomas's "Shake That Thang" (a fast Lindy I suppose)
and "The Red Hair" (that's my translation of the Italian title, it was a
Cha-cha in a circle that changed partners after a few movements, everyone
holding hands in a ring in between -- quite different ). 
 This cool summer has lately led me to hear some tunes from napster. It is
costing me money because I just ordered the cds. That is what reminded me of
last summer. I got out every weekend and wound up with a few cds, this summer
the same thing but I socialized on message boards, napster, cdnow and
 messengers with very few socials. Perhaps because of the artist Steve Earl,
that name reminded me of the other Earl from last year. Yet again, one year
there was a song "The Duke of Earl".

Now, the man on the stand he wants my vote,
He's a-runnin' for office on the ballot note.
He's out there preachin' in front of the steeple,
Tellin' me he loves all kinds-a people.
(He's eatin' bagels
He's eatin' pizza
He's eatin' chitlins
He's eatin' b___s___!)

Find these album pics there:

Try the latest
Web-to-Phone
myAudiopoint.com
lets you program report to 888-DT-AUDIO and listen.
In fact any one can call, but you can set the info at the web site.
Also try Quack.com at 800-RD-QUACK

Hear about Satellite Radio SIRIUS (SIRI) and XM (XMSR), also a parent
company MOTIENT (MTNT). Let me know, try the YAHOO financial message
boards, even IRIDQ if you can find it. I may have a link inside.

Thanks to the Daily News and YAHOO, I found the DVD reverse engineered
encode schemes at various web sites.
I haven't looked at it or know what it does or what people think it can do.
I suppose you need a computer with DVD play and record, and some of this
code will help or already has the capability to copy the contents.
I purchase VHS taped video now. Tapeing a copy of a rented video was always
fun, but they put protection on that. So I rent no more.
from a search on: DVD 2600
based on infro from the DAILY NEWS and YAHOO, you did not find it here.

A text file you can copy and paste at YAHOO to make a stock Portfolio.
A few others besides Business Weeks HOT Growth 100