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Let's go have some tea. We will take a mountain trail stroll in Chia - 1st - Let's take the tram up to the start of the trail. Join discussion...

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Searchme lets you see what you’re searching for. As you start typing, categories appear that relate to your query. Choose a category, and you’ll see pictures of web pages that answer your search. You can review these pages quickly to find just the information you’re looking for, before you click through. Join discussion...

Projectplaylist.com is an information location tool that helps you find and enjoy music legally posted by others on the Internet. We are committed to organizing all the music posted on the Internet for promotional and other legal purposes to serve artists and their fans in the new digital age. We are also committed to respecting the legitimate interests of copyright owners. Therefore, where possible, Project Playlist, Inc. negotiates reasonable copyright licenses that also respect the public.s legitimate interest in gaining access to public information and preserving the freedom and functionality of the Internet. Join discussion...

The term pirate radio usually refers to illegal or unregulated radio transmissions. Its etymology can be traced to the unlicensed nature of the transmission, but historically there has been occasional but notable use of sea vessels – fitting the most common perception of a pirate – as broadcasting bases. The term is most commonly used to describe illegal broadcasting for entertainment or political purposes, but is also sometimes used for illegal two-way radio operation. Rules and regulations vary widely from country to country. In countries such as the USA and many countries in Europe, many types of radio licenses exist, and often the term pirate radio generally describes the unlicensed broadcast of FM radio, AM radio, or short wave signals over a wide range. Join discussion...

Dirt track races and bikes gone wild! How many times have you seen this happen at your local track? Sometimes it does, without the funny sound effects on this video. I would not have believed this until I saw it. This bike is on it’s own. (I know it is not Halloween, so excuse the Happy Halloween statement.) Join discussion...