Bus #12 Christmas Lights 2008
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TOP 10 CHRISTMAS FILMS (Reloaded)
Merry Christmas! This video is a list of my top 10 Favorite Christmas movies. I have also included a few other Christmas programs in the video as well. Enjoy
Some of my videos are back up now, I hope you like them.
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Hottest Gospel Christmas Music 2009
Gospel Christmas Music is a video that promotes the Greatest Gift Of All Christmas CD.To purchase music, go to http://www.3dpromusic.com/cds-on-sale . Tony Faison recorded these songs at 3DPro Music in Columbus GA. Awesome original christmas music for those who want to experience other styles of christmas music. Great for christmas gifts!
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Daves Christmas Lights Display 2007
Hi I’m David Weston and I live in Peterborough, Australia.This is a small town of around 2000 residents. I have been doing light displays for around 17 years now and this is the first display that I have produced at this house. It took 6 weeks to complete and now has in excess of 4500 lights.
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Home Depot says ” Bring me your old lights!”
Retailers keep getting creative with old concepts to wrest money from reluctant consumers’ pockets this holiday season. Now, Home Depot Inc. (HD) is putting an environmental twist on trade-in deals by offering to take back old power drills and christmas lights in exchange for discounts on new, eco-friendly versions.
The hardware chain announced on Friday that from Nov. 5 to 15, customers can bring in old strings of lights and get a $3 off coupon for new LED lights — which use 80 percent less energy than incandescent bulbs. And through Nov. 8, they can trade in old or broken drills for a 15 percent discount on new drills with lithium-ion batteries, which are supposed to be more energy-efficient and less polluting. Home Depot says it will recycle the old drills.
For Home Depot, it looks like a selfless, earth-aware promotion, a kind of “cash for clunkers” in the hardware and lighting aisles, but it’s also a savvy way around a couple of recessionary shopping behaviors.
For one thing, as we’ve reported, customers aren’t as willing to pay more for eco-friendly products during lean years. Just ask Whole Foods Market (WFMI) how it has made adjustments to shed its “Whole Paycheck” image.
Also, as we have heard endlessly since the back-to-school season, consumers are going out to shop less, spending less on each shopping trip and need a lot more incentive to open their wallets. So, stores have gone back to the tried-and-true: Lay-away, Christmas Clubs, and trade-in programs.
Trade-ins are one way to encourage people to buy new stuff because they get two benefits: a discount and the chance to get rid of the old stuff. Toys ‘R’ Us started out the holiday season by announcing offers to trade in old baby products and video games. The baby-product deal also had a virtuous twist, encouraging parents to get rid of potentially dangerous items that had been missed in product recalls.
Home Depot’s green angle also throws in a virtuous twist for shoppers who need more encouragement this year than ever. If the latest surveys are to be believed, consumers plan to spend even less this holiday season than they did last year, and they’re limiting themselves to gifts for family while cutting back on extras like decorating.
But merchants know that holiday shopping is all about sentiment and confidence. The former is usually abundant around the holidays, but with nearly 10 percent unemployment, there’s little of the latter this year. Throwing a little goodwill to all shoppers into the mix might help shake a few extra dollars loose.
112 LOR channelsSnowe Doesn’t See Vote on Health-Care Before Christmas: Video
Oct. 22 (Bloomberg) — U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe, a Republican from Maine, talks with Bloomberg’s Al Hunt about the outlook for congressional action on health-care overhaul legislation by the end of the year.
Bloomberg’s Carol Massar and Matt Miller also speak. (This is an excerpt of the full interview from this weekend’s “Political Capital With Al Hunt.” Source: Bloomberg)
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Writing & Marketing Great Christmas Songs: Justin Wilde NSAI Australia Interview Part 1
Ever wondered what it takes to write a Christmas song that gets placed in films. TV and CDs? Zelda Sheldon of NSAI Australia finds out from Justin Wilde AKA Mr Christmas. Justin heads two of the world’s best known original holiday music publishing companies – Christmas and Holiday Songs, and Songcastle http//:www.myspace.com/nsai_australia. Justin can be found at http//:www.christmassongs.com
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Animated Christmas Display Windows Video 3 of 3
My wife and I own about 50 vintage animated store display characters that range from the 1940’s to 1970’s. A local Marietta, Ohio Bank (Peoples Bank) contracted with us to share our collection. We set up vintage-style window displays in 7 huge plate glass windows for the Holiday Season. You can barely hear the old-style Christmas Music playing in the background. Plans are being made for the Christmas 2007 Display. Enjoy!
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Christmas Light Hack!
Turn ordinary christmas lights into stereo powered flashing Party Lights! Simple project to pimp up your room!
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