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99.5 for Tuesday June 17,2008? Spiral Frog Trivia 1,000,000 songs & videos for you at Spiral Frog! For 2500 Points: Under Summer Festivals, what is the name of the first CD featured? - Women Without Whiskey
Drive-By Truckers
Women Without Whiskey
Southern Rock Opera
http://www.spiralfrog.com/index.aspx?IsCampaign=20
Yahoo HotJobs Trivia Escape to Tahiti sweepstakes by Yahoo HotJobs: For 2500 Points - Click on the About Tahiti tab, the Tahiti chapter entitled, "What to do there" last word is WHAT? - bougainvillaea
What to do thereTahiti’s capital, Papeete (pronounced "pah-pay-ay-tay"), is a bustling port city famous for its waterfront and lively boardwalk. Vai'ete Square is the center of the excitement, but no trip would be complete without a visit to Le Marché, Papeete's open-air market. Away from the harbor, the scenery gradually turns to foothills tufted with swaying coconut palms, waterfalls cascading through emerald green valleys to cool mountain streams, and waves of pink bougainvillaea.
http://hotjobs.promotions.yahoo.com/tahiti/about.html
The islands of Tahiti have always held a place in our collective imagination as an idyllic paradise on earth. Now Tahiti Legends and Yahoo! HotJobs invite you to experience this land of timeless beauty, ancient culture and a simple, unhurried lifestyle.
The IslandThis turtle-shaped island, skirted by black velvet beaches and pink coral reefs, is the largest of the 118 islands that comprise French Polynesia. The legendary name "Tahiti" not only identifies this island but also the group of islands that make up French Polynesia.
What to do thereTahiti’s capital, Papeete (pronounced "pah-pay-ay-tay"), is a bustling port city famous for its waterfront and lively boardwalk. Vai'ete Square is the center of the excitement, but no trip would be complete without a visit to Le Marché, Papeete's open-air market.
Away from the harbor, the scenery gradually turns to foothills tufted with swaying coconut palms, waterfalls cascading through emerald green valleys to cool mountain streams, and waves of pink bougainvillaea.
Intercontinental Tahiti ResortYou and your guest will spend two nights in this luxury resort set in 30 acres of tropical gardens with a superb view of Moorea. Relax in the two freshwater “infinity” pools, cascades, and Jacuzzis or swim and snorkel in the hotel’s lagoonarium.
Moorea
The IslandMoorea is everyone's dream of a Polynesian paradise, where emerald mountains rise from sandy shores, towering over pineapple plantations, ivory beaches, and shady lagoons. The pace of life here is much slower. A lazy, barefoot existence prevails and this carefree lifestyle, the coral reefs, and cascading waterfalls have served as inspiration to countless artists, writers and poets.
What to do thereMoorea beckons the visitor to explore, and there’s no better way to do it than the 4x4 jeep safari you’ll take while there. Discover the villages and boutiques, restaurants and hotels which dot the waterfront road, interspersed with uninhabited beaches and secluded coves. A detour inland reveals panoramic views of Cook's and Opunohu Bays, their midnight blue waters dotted white with yachts riding peacefully at anchor.
Intercontinental Moorea Resort & SpaOne of French Polynesia’s finest resorts, this resort combines luxury and casual elegance. You’ll spend three amazing nights in a beach suite bungalow and take advantage of the resort’s French Polynesian international cuisine, entertainment, water sports, parasailing, Moorea Dolphin Center, padi dive center and Hélène Spa.
Bora Bora
The IslandBora Bora is surprisingly small, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in beauty. Coral reefs encircle the main island, and at the center, Mount Otemanu rises sharply out of the lagoon. Underwater coral formations teem with brightly-colored fish and dolphins. A place of warm waters and gentle climate, life on Bora Bora is casual and relaxing.
What to do thereThe lagoon makes for a perfect place to snorkel with sharks and rays. On land, make a visit to the village of Vaitape and experience its eclectic mix of Polynesian, French and American culture and see why it inspired the romantic musical South Pacific.
Intercontinental Bora Bora Le Moana ResortYou’ll spend three luxurious nights in an Overwater Lagoon Junior Suite Bungalow and take advantage of its glass viewing area, where the lagoon becomes your own private aquarium.
You’ll enjoy fine French cuisine, Tahitian entertainment, breakfast room service by outrigger canoe, sunset cruises, snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, windsurfing and a freshwater swimming pool.
Drive-By Truckers
Women Without Whiskey
Southern Rock Opera
http://www.spiralfrog.com/index.aspx?IsCampaign=20
Yahoo HotJobs Trivia Escape to Tahiti sweepstakes by Yahoo HotJobs: For 2500 Points - Click on the About Tahiti tab, the Tahiti chapter entitled, "What to do there" last word is WHAT? - bougainvillaea
What to do thereTahiti’s capital, Papeete (pronounced "pah-pay-ay-tay"), is a bustling port city famous for its waterfront and lively boardwalk. Vai'ete Square is the center of the excitement, but no trip would be complete without a visit to Le Marché, Papeete's open-air market. Away from the harbor, the scenery gradually turns to foothills tufted with swaying coconut palms, waterfalls cascading through emerald green valleys to cool mountain streams, and waves of pink bougainvillaea.
http://hotjobs.promotions.yahoo.com/tahiti/about.html
The islands of Tahiti have always held a place in our collective imagination as an idyllic paradise on earth. Now Tahiti Legends and Yahoo! HotJobs invite you to experience this land of timeless beauty, ancient culture and a simple, unhurried lifestyle.
The IslandThis turtle-shaped island, skirted by black velvet beaches and pink coral reefs, is the largest of the 118 islands that comprise French Polynesia. The legendary name "Tahiti" not only identifies this island but also the group of islands that make up French Polynesia.
What to do thereTahiti’s capital, Papeete (pronounced "pah-pay-ay-tay"), is a bustling port city famous for its waterfront and lively boardwalk. Vai'ete Square is the center of the excitement, but no trip would be complete without a visit to Le Marché, Papeete's open-air market.
Away from the harbor, the scenery gradually turns to foothills tufted with swaying coconut palms, waterfalls cascading through emerald green valleys to cool mountain streams, and waves of pink bougainvillaea.
Intercontinental Tahiti ResortYou and your guest will spend two nights in this luxury resort set in 30 acres of tropical gardens with a superb view of Moorea. Relax in the two freshwater “infinity” pools, cascades, and Jacuzzis or swim and snorkel in the hotel’s lagoonarium.
Moorea
The IslandMoorea is everyone's dream of a Polynesian paradise, where emerald mountains rise from sandy shores, towering over pineapple plantations, ivory beaches, and shady lagoons. The pace of life here is much slower. A lazy, barefoot existence prevails and this carefree lifestyle, the coral reefs, and cascading waterfalls have served as inspiration to countless artists, writers and poets.
What to do thereMoorea beckons the visitor to explore, and there’s no better way to do it than the 4x4 jeep safari you’ll take while there. Discover the villages and boutiques, restaurants and hotels which dot the waterfront road, interspersed with uninhabited beaches and secluded coves. A detour inland reveals panoramic views of Cook's and Opunohu Bays, their midnight blue waters dotted white with yachts riding peacefully at anchor.
Intercontinental Moorea Resort & SpaOne of French Polynesia’s finest resorts, this resort combines luxury and casual elegance. You’ll spend three amazing nights in a beach suite bungalow and take advantage of the resort’s French Polynesian international cuisine, entertainment, water sports, parasailing, Moorea Dolphin Center, padi dive center and Hélène Spa.
Bora Bora
The IslandBora Bora is surprisingly small, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in beauty. Coral reefs encircle the main island, and at the center, Mount Otemanu rises sharply out of the lagoon. Underwater coral formations teem with brightly-colored fish and dolphins. A place of warm waters and gentle climate, life on Bora Bora is casual and relaxing.
What to do thereThe lagoon makes for a perfect place to snorkel with sharks and rays. On land, make a visit to the village of Vaitape and experience its eclectic mix of Polynesian, French and American culture and see why it inspired the romantic musical South Pacific.
Intercontinental Bora Bora Le Moana ResortYou’ll spend three luxurious nights in an Overwater Lagoon Junior Suite Bungalow and take advantage of its glass viewing area, where the lagoon becomes your own private aquarium.
You’ll enjoy fine French cuisine, Tahitian entertainment, breakfast room service by outrigger canoe, sunset cruises, snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, windsurfing and a freshwater swimming pool.