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  • Iceberg ahead for CD singles?  By : matthew jones
    Woolworths recently announced that they would no longer be stocking CD singles citing the “terminal decline” of the format as the main contributor to their decision.
  • Clementina Cote: She Was A Rebel!  By : Teresa Shantre
    What You Want To Know About Clementina Cote
  • The Basics of Sketching and Drawing - How to Build a Strong Foundation  By : Gen Wright
    This article is the first of a series of articles that's going to introduce you to some of the basics of creating professional looking sketches. These techniques can be used alone, or implemented in various combinations to create the effect that you want.
  • The Cliffs of Moher : a must see when in the west of Ireland!  By : Mairead Foley
    The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's top visitor attractions, and when you go there you'll know why! The Cliffs draw up to a million visitors each year from all over the globe, so if you do find yourself in the west of Ireland you'd do well to go and see the majestic cliffs for yourself.
  • Travel Maps- Maps, Why They Are Handy  By : Anna J Robinson
    Many people claim they are very good and getting to where they need to go without the use of maps, that they do not need maps or to ask for directions. Others do not like to use maps, but rely heavily on directions.
  • Creamfields Fans Speak Out  By : www.in2town.co.uk
    Creamfields Fans Speak Out

    Research undertaken by the UK’s Number One dance festival, Creamfields has revealed that 84% of those attending this year’s 10th Anniversary event will be camping. A staggering number considering this is the first year camping will be featured in this inaugural 2 day event.
  • Your Mauritius Vacation Means Life Is A Beach  By : Anna J Robinson
    If your definition of the perfect vacation is to be able to relax in one of the most beautiful locations that exists anywhere in the world, when you first step onto the beach at Mauritius you will instantly know that it is exactly where you want to be!
  • 10 money saving tips for cheap car hire in Dublin  By : Mairead Foley
    If you're thinking of visiting Ireland in the near future, then hire a car to see the countryside and make it the trip of a lifetime! Dublin city is a great starting point if you're planning on exploring Ireland from behind the wheel. Read on for a few tips on how to pick up a cheap Dublin car hire deal.
  • Capture Life in Colours with Canvas Prints  By : Travis Olague
    Can you imagine, just for a second, how dull we could feel, if our eyes perceived everything in black and white. Colors have great effect on us as well as beautiful, life music and nice smell.
  • Daido moriyama - A Legend  By : Stephen Yeardley
    Although Moriyama's work is well known in his homeland where he is one of the country's major photographers, his photography has only been sporadically and incompletely exhibited outside Japan, and it has not received the full critical congratulation it so richly deserves.

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  • Irish Songs  By : Mairead Foley
    If you're intending to visit our Emerald Isle, then you're sure to end up in an Irish pub enjoying a session! So when you sit back with a nice creamy pint of our famous Guinness, here are some Irish songs you are likely to hear…
  • Video Sharing Sites  By : Hans Luz
    Are you interested in uploading any videos that you may have made to the YouTube website? YouTube is a website that is often referred to as a video sharing website. It allows internet users, like you, to upload and share any videos that they have made. With a large number of members and site visitors, having your video or videos displayed on YouTube is likely to get your videos thousands of views!
  • Movie Downloads - Now and Forever  By : Robert D. Thomson
    Downloading music is a phenomena which has gown ever since its inception and is sure to continue growing with time.
  • Alicia Keys Blames Gangster Rap on the Government  By : Robert D. Thomson
    Grammy Award winning singer Alicia Keys believes the U.S. Government is responsible for gangster rap. The singer is worried that the proliferation of this genre of rap gives young people a false sense of what being a gangster is all about.
  • The West End is still drawing the crowds!  By : Adam Singleton
    The top ten longest running productions in the West End have been staged for a staggering combined total of 182 years. But in addition to those enduring classics new productions open weekly as theatre-land goes from strength to strength.
  • Gossip Gluttons: How We Fell in Love with Celebrities  By : Paul McIndoe
    Celebrity gossip continues to fascinate the public and fills thousands of pages of magazines, websites and newspapers every week. But why do we have such a culture of celebrity worship and has it always been this way?
  • AMSTERDAM DANCE EVENT – THE WORLD’S BIGGEST CLUB FESTIVAL!  By : GlobalPR
    A record number of dance music fans descended on the city of Amsterdam for the twelfth edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event that broke all records. From 18th - 20th October Amsterdam became the ‘Capital of Dance’, attracting 72,000 clubbers to the 3 day night programme and 1,800 key industry professionals to the sold out conference. There were also over 700 DJ’s and acts performing at 34 of Amsterdam’s finest venues and it was hard to know where to start and what to see first!
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