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I have found books containing the stories but there not the full versions of the books there shorter versions. I want to read all of the stories in the original state not edited. (in English of course.)
thanks everyone I found it on www.gutenberg.org so thanks.

I took a class in college that required a text of Grimm fairy tales. It’s a pretty good book. It contains all 250 tales published by Jacob and Wilheim Grimm, plus 29 tales omitted by the German publishers, as well as stores from the brothers’ letters and notes. It’s a pretty complete volume.

It’s called "The Complete Fairy Tales of The Brothers Grimm"

You can see the cover here:

http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Fairy-Brothers-Bantam-Paperback/dp/0553371010

You should be able to find in any book store. Or you could just order it online.

I hope that helps.

Edit:

Be sure to get the most recent edition to get the latest translations and updates.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0553382160/ref=pd_cp_b_0/102-1362083-2623359?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-41&pf_rd_r=1AF751Y2702PS2YX4S1W&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_p=252362401&pf_rd_i=0553371010

i like that one but were can i go to see his video tell me asap

maybe his site

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I am not interested in sirius or xm satellite radio. I do not care to see streaming internet video. I only want to listen to audio (streaming live from the internet). I do not want to carry around a laptop computer if there are other ways. What is the easiest, cheapest way to accomplish this?
Thanks for your answers/suggestions!

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I am trying to get my partner to watch a video of a live birth without having the time or energy these days to run to the library to rent the miracle of life video. He has no idea what to expect and the few google searches I’ve tried have been animal birth video footage or porno… does anyone know a site where I can find just footage of a woman in labor/giving birth?

You Tube has lots of live birth video’s and education videos on pregnancy. Good luck and Congrats.

Try this website http://www.911tabs.com

Where can I find a MP3 version of Classified’s new album, "Self Explanatory"? I can’t buy it on iTunes because you have to have a Canadian credit card and address. So where can I purchase it or download it for free?

Because I’m such a swell guy.

http://rapidshare.com/files/210345994/Classified_-_Self_Explanatory.rar

puppets are a guy and girl

That is definitely Falls Apart – Thousand Foot Krutch. Without a doubt.

~Tiger

I’m doing a Senior Seminar paper on Vietnam and the music of time. My prof said I should focus on how the younger college age generation used the music to express themselves and just how they used the music in general. Anyone know any good books or sources for this?

You might consider using lyrics of the time as opposed to books and websites.

You can watch the ‘general’ cold war evolve into Vietnam in the lyrics by Dylan, Peter Paul and Mary, [some] Kingston trio, Dave Van Ronk and others of the cusp time when Vietnam was just tuning up. As the worm turned you see CW splitting as a direct result of the war, Folk fading to be replaced by predominantly anti-war lyrics, political lyrics, or ‘civil rights issue’ lyrics.

Merle Haggard, "Okie From Muskogee" and "You’re Walking on the Fighting Side of Me" emerged as a battle flag for the pro-Vietnam War factions, along with a song by an ex-Special Forces guy [name escapes me] "Silver Wings upon His Chest" about the Special Forces.

These songs were countered on the other side by "**shole From El Paso" by Kinky Friedman, "Your Flag Decal won’t Get You Into Heaven Anymore" by John Prine, songs by Steve Goodman, Kris Kristofferson, many others were openly anti-Vietnam War and made it into poplularity

The troops had their own obliquely anti-war preferences in music. We Gotta Get Out of this Place is an example. The song from the broadway musical hair, "Happy Birthday Abey Baby" became fairly popular and reflects the racial side of things. The haunting sound of "We Will All Go Down Together" by Billy Joel, sounds of helicopters in the background maybe covers the whole waterfront.

Jesse Winchester left to avoid the draft during the "Love it or Leave It" stage of things. Later he released a great album, "Learn to Love It" that’s worth a listen.

VIETNAM ERA ANTI WAR MUSIC

http://www.jwsrockgarden.com/jw02vvaw.htm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4498011.stm

http://folkmusic.about.com/od/toptens/tp/Top10Protest.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam_era_music

i went to this website and converted this song but how do i download it and where do i find the song once ive downloaded it? http://www.videocodezone.com/conversiondir.php?thefile=videos/1027908283.mp3&backpage=http://videocodezone.com/youtubevideosrchtag.php?tag=Play+its+a+hard+knock+life&category=

media-convert.com

help me please
give it to me step by step

use the software arcsoft. you can create a video there. but it has no sounds. your going to edit it….