A Christmas message, Live from Lapland...
(ContentDesk) December 10, 2005 -- Coming up with original gift ideas for the kids gets more difficult with each Christmas that passes or it did, until new website, LiveFromLapland.com came along. LiveFromLapland are set to put the magic back into Christmas this year, with their innovative videogram service, which allows your kids (or even adults!) to receive a personalised video message from Santa. "Everyone remembers the excitement of visiting Santa at the mall," said a spokesman for the company. "It's an integral part of childhood, but sadly, it sometimes feels as if political correctness and busier lifestyles have taken some of the joy out of Christmas."LiveFromLapland aim to change all that by providing a unique treat which children will remember for the rest of their lives. What we offer is a professionally scripted mini-movie, filmed on location in Santa's home, especially for you.
They're a truly original Christmas gift."The videograms cost just $14.99 and are delivered via the web, with customer's receiving an email with directions, plus a link to a "secret" website where they can view their completed video as often as they like, or download it and burn it to disc.
All clients have to do is answer the questions on the "Santa Wizard", which gathers information such as the number of children the movie will feature, plus their names, ages, and other relevant details which can be included in the finished product."We've had excellent feedback so far from the movies we've already produced," commented LiveFromLapland's spokesman. "Parents tell us their children are absolutely thrilled by the personalised message, and want to watch it again and again. We're just really happy to be able to put some of the magic back into Christmas for them. Visit LiveFromLapland at http://www.livefromlapland.com Issued by Hot Igloo Productions Ltd.
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Christmas Poker Games Bringing People Together Online During Holiday Season
(ContentDesk) December 24, 2005 -- People are gathering online during the holidays to play online poker with a festive theme.
http://www.maconlinepoker.com/mac-online-poker-rooms/christmas-poker.html can provide all the information for those who are interested in playing.The Christmas themed poker games are very easy to join in, and there is nothing to download or install in order to play.
The games all play right in the user's web browser and are compatible with almost every computer online.http://www.maconlinepoker.com/ has specialized in providing online poker for iMac and Mac users, but decided to add some holiday cheer to their website.
The online poker games offered at MacOnlinePoker.com are all also compatible with Windows and Linux machines."It was really easy to get into the games," said...
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Forget Christmas Cards: Send Personalized Carols Instead
(ContentDesk) November 23, 2005 -- Internet users now have a refreshing alternative to Christmas cards: personalized Christmas carols where users insert the recipients name and pick naughty, funny, romantic or classic lyrics. This new service is provided by SingaName.com . Users can preview their personalized carol free of charge.According to Creative Director Terence Ling, Personalized Christmas carols are a witty alternative to uninspired off-the-shelf Christmas cards. The carol is based on the famous Twelve Days of Christmas . Users can choose from the top 2000 English names and a wide range of lyrics.Websites and businesses can also get in on the act by signing up with SingaNames affiliates program. Keeping up with the mobile trend, personalized Christmas carol ringtones are also available.About SingaName.comMiyow Pty Ltd is the owner of SingaName.com.
The Sydney-based company provides personalized music content and software solutions to create, manage and deliver personalized...
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Toilet Terrors and Other Potty Training Fears
Potty training fears, often called toilet terrors, are common among toddlers and small children. Look at things from your child's perspective. He is giving up the security of a diaper for a big, cold thing with a giant hole that might swallow him. Up until this point, your child has been able to go in his diaper. He didn't have to control himself until a potty was available.
He could go anytime and anywhere, knowing that someone would always be there to change his diaper. The idea of having...
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Where Do Your Priorities Fit?
An expert in time management was speaking to a group of business students when he decided to do an experiment. He pulled out a large mason jar, a dozen fist-sized rocks and carefully placed them, one by one, into the jar. When no more rocks would fit inside, he asked, "Is this jar full?" Everyone in the class said, "Yes."He reached under the table and pulled out a bucket of gravel. The instructor then poured gravel in the jar, shook it and asked, "Is this jar full? " By this time the class was...
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Biometric Watch Covers Global Biometric Industry News
The latest biometric industry news is now available in the April 2005 issue of Biometric Watch. This free sample of Biometric Watch is sponsored by the Identity Summit Middle East Biometrics Forum, scheduled for June 5-7 2005 in Dubai. Biometric Watch is a media supporter for this event.In our April issue:- BW's lead story this month covers face recognition coming to a cell phone or PDA near you.- We've got the goods on a new portable hi-speed USB 2.0 biometrically secured flash memory storage...
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