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Photo Gallery

Below is a sample from our photo gallery.

I hope you enjoy viewing our Las Vegas vacation photos. Forget about the gaming tables ... the city is one big amusement park.

Italian colonnade at The Venetian.

Eiffel tower at The Paris.

Anyone need a ride? Gondola at The Venetian.

Hey Whoopie! Madam Taussaud's wax works.

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Entertainment News

	Matt Dillon, the Oscar-nominated actor, was arrested and cited for excessive speeding in Newbury, Vt., last night after local police clocked him going 106 mph in a 65 mph zone.
	Sacha Baron Cohen's upcoming movie "Bruno” satirizes Madonna. A major plotline for the film apparently sees Bruno and his boyfriend adopting an African baby called David, who they then happily parade around the chic fashion capitals of the world.
	The Terminator, along with 24 other films including genre entries The 7th Voyage of Sinbad and The Invisible Man, will be included in the National Film Registry of now 500 films to be preserved by the government for future generations.
	'Sesame Street’ is turning 40. The street is still hot. It celebrates its 40th year in 2009 with its largest audience: 8 million viewers on 350 stations in 120 countries.
	Kevin Bacon and wife Kyra Sedgwick are among the many victims of the massive Ponzi scheme run by disgraced New York money manager Bernard Madoff. Madoff told federal investigators that his investment business was "a lie" that lost as much as $50 billion.

Top Ten Movie Earners 2008

Here is the list of the biggest earners in 2008 both in the US and around the globe.

Position	US Box Office Movie	Worldwide Box Office Movie
1	The Dark Knight - $530.9 million
The Dark Knight - $996.9 million
2	Iron Man - $318.3 million	Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $786.6 million
3	Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $317.0 million	Kung Fu Panda - $631.9 million
4	Hancock - $227.9 million	Hancock - $624.4 million
5	WALL-E - $223.8 million	Iron Man - $581.9 million
6	Kung Fu Panda - $215.4 million	Mamma Mia! - $572.2 million
7	Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $174.9 million
Quantum of Solace - $537.1 million
8	Twilight - $167.3 million	WALL-E - $507.3 million
9	Quantum of Solace - $164.3 million	Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa - $457.2 million
10	Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who! - $154.5 million	The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian - $419.6 million
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Hot Topic

Wikipedia

I love Wikipedia. To me it's the best thing since sliced bread. OK may be I'm going a little over the top but I wanted to get your attention.

There are a lot of critics out there about the fact that not all the details contained in Wikipedia are accurate (and if I really needed accuracy I'd probably go to Britannica) but it's just so easy to use and I'm not necessarily looking for 100% accuracy most of the time. Most of the time, I have silly things I want answers to and Wikipedia in these instances is perfect.

Just today I wanted to know when the 12 days of Christmas starts and what episode of the Six Million Dollar Man was Jamie Somers introduced. Though I might find the answer in Britannica for the first question I doubt I would have found the answer to the second question.

I'm sure a lot of people are just like me and have other silly questions they need answers to and Wikipedia is the way to get those answers (however if you have an assignment to do I suggest you go to Brittanica to get those answers). Wikipedia is for every day life and I love it!

Heidi

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