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WoodMarvels.com sells laser-cut kits and measurement free digital plans over the internet at http://WoodMarvels.com. No office should be without a personal hammer and chisel for getting rid of stress and banging things into place like staples and associates. Also makes a wonderful gift for Vampire Hunters!

In This Episode: Finally, the world gets to see Iron Man fight Bruce Lee. Before you click to watch, who do you think will win? http://tinyurl.com/IronManBruceLee Take a look at this pen/notebook holder that sticks onto a laptop, then vote in the poll to let me know what you think. I really can't decide if this is cool or lame. http://tinyurl.com/LaptopPenPaper Within about 15 seconds of seeing this beer pong accessory pack, I bought it. The "Bring It" headband is epic. http://tinyurl.com/BeerPongKit This stapleless stapler is pretty awesome. But can you really call it a stapler if there's no staples? http://tinyurl.com/ThePapler Eat me Crunchy has set a new standard in cereal bowl design. It keeps your cereal crunchy until you're ready to eat it. It's genius. http://www.eatmecrunchy.com

Year five of the independent media expo otherwise known as STAPLE! was another success in Austin, TX. The music featured in this video is from the Austrian band Innocent. The song is "Charon" from their 2004 album Peace.

The incomparable RANDY CRAWFORD and the legendary JOE SAMPLE return to the UK this month. Those dates are:November 28th Birmingham Symphony Hall November 30th Manchester Palace Theatre December 3rd Brighton Dome December 4th Hammersmith ApolloFull concert details: www.marshall-arts.comThe Randy and Joe concerts are not to be missed; Randy performs with a rare passion and treats each song with a precious intensity, as if it's the first time she's had the opportunity to share that song with her audience. From her worldwide hits such as Street Life (with the Crusaders) and One Day I'll Fly Away to classic versions of songs such as Bob Dylan's Knockin' On Heaven's Door and John Lennon's Imagine, the unique combination of Randy Crawford's extraordinary vocals and Joe Sample's flowing, jazzy, interpretative arrangements make for the perfect night out. Randy and Joe's excellent new album, No Regrets, is a collection of twelve great songs that showcase these cherished performers in their greatest light, performing classic songs in a smoky atmosphere of silky, soulful, jazz arrangements. Tracks include the classic Respect Yourself, a massive hit for the Staple Singers in the 1970s and cannily relevant today; Me Myself And I which was a huge hit for Billie Holiday in 1937; Everyday I Have The Blues a classic tune made famous by Joe Williams with the Count Basie Orchestra; Angel of the Morning, a huge hit for the great PP Arnold more than 40 years ago and more. Randy Crawford has possessed a rare vocal beauty since she was very small and started singing in the local church choir. Hers is a unique voice, one that defies categorisation and one that continues to thrill. Onstage she is a magical performer imbuing every song with emotional involvement, smouldering passion, a tremulous high or surprising low; her inter-song patter reveals the warmest personality and a sharp sense of humour; her anecdotes are as fruity as her fabulous voice! Randy Crawford and Joe Sample have known each other for most of their lives; Joe was born in Houston, Texas, and formed the Jazz Crusaders (later known as The Crusaders) as a teenager in the early 1950s with his pals Wilton Felder, Stix Hopper and Wayne Henderson. The group moved to Los Angeles and were soon carving out a name for themselves on the sizzling hot LA jazz scene that was beginning to emerge and develop into something really big. Growing up in Cincinnati, Ohio, Randy was singing as soon as she could speak and was a popular fixture in the church choir from about the age of five; it wasn't long before news of her extraordinary, beautiful voice spread and local promoters were falling over themselves to book her into their clubs; she was only in her very early teens when she starred in clubs across the Mid-West - always with a chaperon - and before long found herself in New York hooking up with A listers such as George Benson, Al Jarreau, Quincy Jones...only the best. By now she'd heard The Crusaders on the radio, loved their sound and invited Joe Sample to play piano on her first record, Everything Must Change. Joe immediately knew he was onto something special: "When I heard Randy sing," he remembers, "I felt a similarity of musical tastes in her voice and my playing; I knew immediately that we had a unique sameness." That relationship has been a truly successful, lasting partnership ever since; when Randy sang Street Life on the Crusaders album in 1979 it became a immediate worldwide hit and topped the US jazz charts for 20 weeks; it has since become both a rare groove and disco classic, featuring on film soundtracks and commercials around the world. Joe then wrote some of Randy's best known hits including the gorgeous, floating, One Day I'll Fly Away and Last Night At Danceland. She continued to have more hits with Rainy Night In Georgia, Secret Combination (the album of the same name stayed in the Billboard chart for over a year), You Might Need Somebody, Give Me The Night (the George Benson classic) and many more. In 2006 Randy and Joe recorded the sublime album Feeling Good, and last year they recorded a live session at Abbey Road Studios for the Channel 4 series, Live From Abbey Road. The episode they shared with David Gilmour and Amos Lee was screened on the Sundance Channel in the US and C4 in the UK. For more info on Randy and Joe please see their myspace:http://www.myspace.com/randycrawfordandjoesample

PULED A THOUSAND OF THESE BEFORE BEDYBYE OUT OF WOOD RECOVERED A FEW DAYS AGO AND THOUGHT I WOULD SHARE A LITLE TRIK FOR PULING THE LONG, THIN TYPE THAT ARE BECOMING MORE COMONPLACE. STAPLING WOOD JOINTS IS VERY COST EFECTIVE. BUT WITH SEVERAL TO A DOZEN PER JOINT AND SOMETIMES MORE THAT TWO JOINTS ON A LENGTH OF WOOD... THE STAPLES AD UP AND ARE NOT AS EASY TO PUL AS NAIL OR, EVEN, SPIKE. 1:07

After seven years as a freelancer...Gojira finally returns to take her vengeance.

Banana Republic's Spring/Summer Collection

RE talks to students at Staples High School in Westport CT about one of his most recognized photographs.

Webcomics stars Kris Straub (Starslip Crisis), Scott Kurtz (PvP), David Malki ! (Wondermark!), and Danielle Corsetto (Girls With Slingshots) discuss the art and business of the webcomics revolution. This discussion took place during STAPLE! 2008 and was moderated by Randy Lander of Rogue's Gallery Comics and Games.Show Notes Kris Straub - Starslip Crisis Scott Kurtz - PvP David Malki ! - Wondermark! Danielle Corsetto - Girls With Slingshots Randy Lander - Rogue's Gallery Comics and Games STAPLE!

A few quick hightlights from Bread and Butter Barceona, Spain Winter 2008. Visit HighSnobiety Daily! www.highsnobiety.com

Classic gospel soul song from Rance and the group. They played this in some of the clubs (before Kirk Franklin and Stomp)

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Mandlovu and her family are well. At this time of year mopanie leaves and bark become the elephants stapel diet. Mandlovu drops a half eaten branch and Chipfongwe tries out his trunk techniques in stripping the already loose pieces of bark. And then of course he must try and chew it like mom, but he doesn't have all the teeth yet.

Finding inspiration in a new generation of artists, Mountain Dew presented their favorite designers with a new canvas -- a 16-oz. aluminum bottle. Through their graffiti, stencils, paintings and tattoo designs, they created new expressions of Dew. The result is a limited edition bottle series we call Green Label Art. Now through August 1st, you have the opportunity to create your own Green Label Art bottle design in our online studio. If you create the winning design, you will join the next wave of Green Label Artists in 2008, have your bottle produced by Dew and be awarded a $10,000 prize. greenlabelart.com