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Does anyone know of a good, free site for making and sending your own Xmas card with a picture loaded from your hard disc. Most sites I've checked involve $$. Can anyone help ?

Nicholas Cage Captain Christopher Pike The Talosians

I'm embarrassed to admit that I'm completely in the dark on this one. But if Cyd Charisse is in it, I'll have to check it out. That woman is hot! Indeed. Bandwagon is a must see film.

Running very slow, opening threads takes ages.

Many happy returns Bill.

Have the first four episodes ready to watch but only managed to get through ten minutes of episode one. I don't know, it just seemed off to me. The Prisoner = Patrick McGoohan , end of story

Catching up on the last few episodes of Dexter.

Must admit I've never been able to get into Wizard Of Oz, maybe watching it with kids is the way in.

The first two episodes of ' Collision' on ITV.

Lady Lyndon Sir Charles Lyndon Lord Wendover

Muddy Waters Swamp Dogg Veronica Lake

The latest three episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Magic Sam Sam Moore Sam Cooke

The final three episodes of Mad Men, which were excellent. The pilot of the 'V' remake which was shallow and pointless. I can't understand why they've decided to remake an already rubbishy series, maybe to show off the developments in special effects. Methinks it will expire quickly.

Suzy Creamcheese Son Of Monster Magnet Uncle Meat

Deborah Kerr Donna Reed Mr Mustard Seed

Frontine Obama's War It didn't tell me anything especially new but was well presented and visually arresting.

Brigadier General Jack Ripper Major 'King' Kong Animal Mother

Thanks, Jazzbo, for reviving this thread from before my time with the board. Although I saw the Clarke Boland Big Band play at Manchester's Free Trade Hall (in 1978 or 79?) and went to a Kenny Clarke drum clinic the following day, it's only this year that I've got round to buying any of their records. I now have All Smiles, More Smiles, All Blues and Sax No End, the last two now combined on Two Originals. Of these, I think my favorite is Sax No End, which Peter Friedman draws attention to back in the thread. Am now listening to David Brent Johnson's 2005 shows on the CBBB: thanks for the link! Better late than never! I'm also a big fan and have most of their recordings. Three Latin Adventures is a must have , as are Open Door, Change Of Scenes with Stan Gtetz and November Girl with Carmen McRae.

Dexter Morgan David Fisher Federico 'Rico' Diaz

Herbie Goynes Zoot Money Geno Washington

Peter Green Bobbie 'Blue' Bland Pink Lady........>

House, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Lie To Me. BBC documentary ' Designing The Decades' part 2, The 70's.

Chauncey Gardner Doctor Pratt Group Captain Lionel Mandrake