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Teens Deck Their Cell Phones with Sounds of Christmas

Brittany Komisar, 15, likes Christmas music, but only a few weeks before Christmas.
And, she doesn't like hearing it in stores or on TV commercials; she only likes it on her?cell phone.Brittany is like many teens that are as likely to enjoy listening to Christmas carols as much as they would enjoy listening to disco.
That is, until her phone rings.
"Most of them (Christmas carols) are just plain boring.
A ringtone makes it more upbeat.

No lyrics to listen to.
So you get the whole tune out of it without the annoying words," said the Guilford, Connecticut ninth grade student.Seasonal ringtones are part of a big business in an industry that is ringing up profits for many companies across the United States.
Independent ringtone operators are earning $300 million per year from the sale of ringtones and some industry analysts estimate that carriers are deriving five percent of their annual revenues from data applications, the biggest of which happens to be ringtones.
Billboard magazine even ranks the Top Ringtones each week.
"Ringtone sales have far exceeded our expectations for this year," said Eric Deininger, product manager of Monstertones.com, a ringtone company that provides the newest type of ringtones, MP3 ringtones."Of all the holidays, Christmas ringtones and Halloween ringtones make the most sales," said Bob Bentz, marketing manager for one of the industry leaders, Ringingphone.com.

"Our best selling Christmas ringtones are the upbeat ones like Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and We Wish You a Merry Christmas.
We also recently added the Mr. Grinch ringtone and that one is very popular too."Ellie Hodson, 13, of suburban St. Louis, agrees that Christmas carols are way uncool.
"The music in the stores starts way too early and you get sick of it by the time December comes around.

Plus, the songs like Silent Night are just too slow."
Christmas ringtones are a different story.
"Say your phone rings when you are with your friends and it's a Christmas ringtone.
It puts you in the mood for Christmas."Ellie's classmate, Hunter Sampson, likes Christmas ringtones more for their comedic effect on his friends.
Sampson, a devoted hip-hop fan who usually has the latest Fabulous ringtone on his phone, says his friends are surprised when his phone rings and it's the Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer ringtone.
"It cracks them up.

I put it on for like two weeks just before Christmas and then I'll put it on again in like June or something and then I really get some laughs."http://www.coolringtones.blogspot.com.



A Christmas Story ? The First Christmas Lights

One would think that Christmas lights have been around for as long as Christmas itself.
Can any of you imagine Christmas without lights?
How would the children find their way in the dark, so early on Christmas morning without them?
The history of Christmas lights is intricately tied to the dawn of the modern era, when houses began to be supplied with electricity.

As you are likely aware, Thomas Edison invented the first functioning light bulb back in 1879.
A few years later, in 1882, an associate of his first employed the use of lights on his Christmas tree.
Edward Johnson was the first to electrically light his family Christmas tree in his New York home.

His home was located in one of the first sections of the city to be wired for electricity.

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Dear Santa: Christmas Sucks!

Christmas time is finally here, and most people during this holiday are happier than a fat kid eating a Krispy Kreme donut. Christmas brings so many great things to the table; the caroling, the NO SCHOOL, the snowmen and hour long snowball fights that ends with bloody noses, the eggnog and drunken relatives, the presents, holiday parties, and the drinking hot coco next to a roaring fire while cuddling up with your loved one. How could anybody not love this great holiday! It's a hiatus from the dark sadness of reality and a time where you can be ridiculously happy! But maybe too happy?In a recent poll, over 45 percent said that they dreaded the holiday altogether. Not everyone seems to see the light that Christmas brings, and if you look harder into the eyes of this joyous holiday, you may see why. More people kill themselves around Christmas time than any other time of year.

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New Range of Flashing Hen Night Accessories Available from Letsparty2

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