Manu Chao - Proxima Estacion Esperanza
Manu Chao incorporates the Spanish, English and French languages into fun, infectious songs that are bound to catch your ear. With his solo album "Clandestino", the former leader of the band Lo Mano Negra uses multicultural sounds to compose tunes like "Lagrimas de Oro" and "Je ne T'Aime Plus" which are only two of the quirkiest songs on the album (if you translate them, they're even more amusing). Each song tells a cool story using funky lyrics in more than one language. And, despite a few allusions, he does so without using expletives. With each listen, you will discover even more in each song.
His follow-up album, "Proxima Estacion: Esperanza" is another melting pot of tunes that even combines Spanish and French phrases into a single refrain in the whimsical "Me Gustas Tu". Using three languages has influenced not only the lyrics, but also the fun sounds and rhythms of Chao's tunes. Yet, a beneficial quirk is that you do not have to be a linguist to get the overall meaning of his songs.
Whether or not Latin music is your favorite, Manu Chao is an awesome artist. Check him out.
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Mariah Carey - Glitter
Despite songbird Mariah Carey's emotional troubles during the release of the soundtrack to Glitter, she has never sounded giddier. In keeping with the semiautobiographical flick's 1980s time frame, Glitter mines the rich and rhythmic fields of discofied funk and club-friendly jams, and Carey soars on thumping covers of Indeep's "Last Night a DJ Saved My Life" (featuring DJ Clue, Busta Rhymes, and New Jack of the moment Fabolous), and Cherrelle's skittish, synth-soaked love song "Didn't Mean to Turn You On", which in a nice touch, is revisited by its production auteurs Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Also well worth a listen is "All My Life", a sweet and nasty Rick James track that finds Mariah looser than she's ever been; it's on those uptempo jams that Mariah is all sass and sex. Unfortunately, she loses the mood on the by-the-numbers ballads, which slow the party down just as it's getting hot.
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Melissa Etheridge - Skin
During the dark days of the singer's split from Julie Cypher, her companion of 12 years, Melissa Etheridge retreated to her home studio to pen songs lit from within with her searing pain and confusion. From those heart-wrenching sessions comes arguably Etheridge's finest work. She vents and rages and all but spits on her Tony Llama boots, giving these 10 songs a depth and grit that she only hinted at in her prior six albums.
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Microsoft FrontPage 2000
Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Web site creation and management tool is the quick, effective way for novices and experienced Web builders to create and manage professional, appealing Internet or intranet sites without knowing how to program. The Official Microsoft Frontpage 2000 Book provides an overview of the popular Web creation and management program and its processes, along with a reference section. Readers will learn to integrate various kinds of documents into a Web site, create sites within a workgroup, and use advanced features that would otherwise be beyond their abilities. Because it's designed for those with no previous Web page production background, this book helps users quickly and easily produce Web pages using new industrial-strength Web tools such as advanced HTML and data-receiving templates, as well as Web page creation and publishing via electronic mail. Clear instructions present the fundamentals and then build upon learned skills as more complicated issues unfold.
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Modjo - Modjo
It's often a long-term disadvantage, especially for dance acts, when a debut single enters the chart at No. 1. Rather than hurrying the release of their self-titled debut, Modjo, and cashing in with an album full of "Lady (Hear Me Tonight)" clones, the duo have instead opted to experiment with more diverse musical styles. Some of the tracks still retain a hint of that emerging "Modjo sound" ("Rollercoaster," "On Fire"), but overall they successfully veer away from just being French house anthems. "Peace of Mind" and "What I Mean" are successful forays into pop-laced R&B, while the album opener, "Acknowledgement," is a Pet Shop Boys-style synth instrumental. The best track is undoubtedly "No More Tears," an upbeat pop number that could have been recorded by Stevie Wonder. "Saviour's Eyes" is another funky little number, with a Jamiroquai-style arrangement and vocals strangely mimicking those of Level 42's Mark King.
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Monopoly Junior
Just like its big brother, Monopoly Jr. is big-time fun for everyone! Spend a day at the amusement park. Ride the roller coaster, bumper cars, or Ferris wheel. How about a game of miniature golf or a visit to the haunted house? It's simple - set up ticket booths on as many boardwalk amusements as possible, then build your fortune collecting the entrance fees as other players land on your properties. If someone else already owns an amusement, you pay up. Watch out - if one player owns both amusements of the same color, you must pay them double! So have some fun. And don't forget - pass GO, collect $2.
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Moulin Rouge
A poet falls for a beautiful courtesan whom a jealous duke covets in this stylish musical, with music drawn from familiar 20th century sources.
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Multi Jewish Charms Black Wrap Bracelet
10 Silver plate charms, some of them with Jewish symbols as: Magen David, Chai, Hamsa etc, dangled of a black genuine leather cord to a wrap bracelet.
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