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the paintings of John Atkinson Grimshaw: http://john-atkinson-grimshaw.chez-alice.fr/Page1.htm or http://www.bridgemanartondemand.com/index.cfm?event=catalogue.artist&artistID=2565The Haunted Studio (Lewis Barrett Lehrman): http://www.hauntedstudio.com/Gallery1.htmDandelion Halloween Cards (Lori Preusch): http://www.dandelionpress.com/halloween.htmlVintage Halloween Postcards: http://halloween.lisamorton.com/cards.htmlOld Haunts- Vintage pictures of Halloweens gone by: http://oldhaunts.blogspot.com/Halloween collectables chronicled on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/vintagehalloweencollector/Momento Mori Miscellany:Mysterious Memorials (odd gravestone inscriptions): http://www.bbchistorymagazine.com/memorials_2.aspFrightening Fun:Halloween Hangman: 
Monsterise Your Name: http://www.i-mockery.com/halloween/bag/monster-initial-generator.phpHope some of these might come in handy &/or help get you into the Halloween Spirit. Happy Haunting!
At a time when much of the television news revolves around the analog to digital change and reality television hijinks, YouTube has made some news of its own. The Google-owned video Web site has moved to put full-length television shows on its site for the first time.
Historically, YouTube has hosted a bewildering and attractive variety of video clips, the vast majority of which have been less than ten minutes in length. YouTube announced on Friday that it had finalized a deal with CBS to offer shows such as Star Trek, MacGyver, Beverly Hills 90210, and The Young and the Restless.
In some ways this new offering is more of a change in length and legality than an abrupt left turn. There have been small segments of television shows on YouTube almost since the beginning, but these also adhered more or less to the ten-minute time limit and were not sanctioned by the owners of the content. Often, such segments were removed after the copyright owner complained about their inclusion on the site. That will no longer be the case, at least for the content covered by the deal with CBS.
YouTube also said that it was in negotiation with other providers of lengthier content, specifically mentioning other television networks. This announcement follows on the heels of the introduction of their TheaterView product, which is aimed at the provision of a higher quality online viewing experience. It is not too far a stretch of the imagination to assume that these two new services are somehow related.
The new services also put YouTube head to head with Hulu, competing directly for the full-length television show viewer. Hulu currently has more of this sort of content than YouTube, but YouTube has the lion’s share of the Web video audience. It is estimated that YouTube has 100 times the viewers that Hulu has. With viewership being the key number in this marketplace, and with a business plan that now includes full-length television content, YouTube (and Google) are positioned to make a serious run at their competition. . (From BLORGE)
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Begins with the visualization of what the boy is thinking listening to the radio, but when you get to the part in the radio studio, get ready to be entertained watching how the sounds were made. .
When a little girl claims to have witnessed a murder at a Halloween party, her news is ignored as the fanciful rambling of an imaginative child - that is, until the little girl turns up dead! Hercule Poirot must unmask a murderer amongst the things that go bump in the night.
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I am rounding up and posting westerns in a new podcast called calfkiller cowboys. All the content will be available by rss feed and can be subscribed to on iTunes or any rss feed reader. I had done a lot of selections in the past on the original calfkiller OTR podcast and had several request to single out the westerns. You can visit the page here calfkiller cowboys. It is still under constructrion, but the feeds are ready to subscribe to, and all the content there now and in the future will be iPod, Zune, ect. ready, or available for direct download. Robert
