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September 5th, 2008


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Notre Dame Fighting Irish Accent Desk/Table Lamp (9x16) NCAA College Athletics
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Accent Desk/Table Lamp (9x16) NCAA College Athletics The Accent Lamp is a genuine leaded stained glass accent lamp with a tiffany style shade. It stands 9" x 9" x 16" tall with an antique bronze finished base. It adds a classy touch to any fan's bedroom, den or office. Show your team pride today with one of these awesome hand crafted lamps!

Misc.:  Genuine leaded stained glass tiffany style shade., Logo is stained glass with school colors., 9" x 9" x 16" tall., Base has Antique Bronze finish.
Company: Traditions Artglass Studios 
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Notre Dame Fighting Irish NCAA Logo 10" x 17" Wall Clock by ZaMeks
Notre Dame Fighting Irish NCAA Logo 10 Whether for your office, den, or bedroom, this classic wall clock makes a great gift. This 10" x 17" glass wall clock is screen printed, oven fired, hand finished, and framed in a walnut finish wooden frame. This Za-Meks product is completely manufactured and assembled in the USA.

Misc.:  Officially licensed NCAA Product
Company: ZaMeks 
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Notre Dame Bedding Collection
Notre Dame Bedding Collection :  100% polyester jersey mesh with screen printed team graphic, 5.5 oz bonded polyester batts, Polyester fill, Machine wash, Made in USA, Dark Blue
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Disney's Greatest 3
Disney's Greatest 3 Cynical types will accuse Disney of milking the "greatest" concept until it's drier than Tinkerbell's fairy dust ("Supercalafragilisticexpealidocious," "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Da," and "Heigh Ho" were hits off of Vol. 1; "Bare Necessities," "It's a Small World," and "Some Day My Prince Will Come" stole the show on Vol. 2), but a glimpse of this installment's track listing is all it'll take to squash their suspicions. Once again running reverse-chronologically, Vol. 3 opens with Jonatha Brooke's gorgeously achy ballad "I'll Try," from 2002's arguably not-so-great Return to Neverland, and gradually reaches back through the years to re-raise the curtain on Toy Story 2 ("When She Loved Me," performed by Sarah McLachlan), The Lion King ("Can You Feel the Love Tonight"), Mary Poppins (Julie Andrews's classic "A Spoonful of Sugar"), Pinocchio ("Give a Little Whistle"), and a bundle of treasured others, bottoming out at 1933's "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf" from The Three Little Pigs. Vol. 3 is not without its weak moments--would a G-rated movie-goers' poll produce Beauty and the Beast's "Gaston" or The Hunchback of Notre Dame's "Topsy Turvy" on a hits list? Seems unlikely. Still, the bulk of these tracks are, as the included Little Mermaid song goes, "Part of Your World," and the spread of decades they represent proves their staying power. Don't expect Disney to latch the lid on its inexhaustible archives until a dozen or so of these records, each as strong as the next, beckon you back for more. --Tammy La Gorce

Atists:  Various Artists
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Company: Walt Disney Records  (2002-08-20)
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Stella Maris
Stella Maris Atists:  Trio Mediaeval, Anonymous Notre Dame School, English Anonymous, Sungji Hong, Perotin, English Polyphony
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Company: Ecm Records  (2005-10-10)
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Rapture: Opera's Most Heavenly Moments
Rapture: Opera's Most Heavenly Moments Audio CD: 
Company: Deutsche Grammophon  (2002-10-08)
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame (A Walt Disney Masterpiece)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (A Walt Disney Masterpiece) The misconception about this animated film from Disney was that it was a movie for kids--something Victor Hugo never had in mind. In fact, despite a cute brace of singing gargoyles who are Quasimodo's (Tom Hulce) best friends, this version of Hugo's classic tale is really adult entertainment, with a strong set of songs by Alan Menken. The story remains mostly the same (though tricked out with a happier ending than Hugo's): Quasimodo, the ward of repressive monk Frollo, falls for a gypsy girl named Esmerelda (Demi Moore)--though she loves one of the king's guards (Kevin Kline). But they are all put in jeopardy by the wicked Frollo, whose secret passion for Esmerelda leads him to seek her death. At times too dark and even a shade kinky, something that may scare younger viewers. --Marshall Fine

Director:  Gary Trousdale
VHS Tape:  Animated, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, NTSC
Company: Walt Disney Home Video  (1997-03-04)
ISBN: 6304290888
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The Hunchback of Notre Dame Of the many film versions of Victor Hugo's novel, this classic from Hollywood's golden year of 1939 remains the best, rivaled only by the 1923 silent version starring Lon Chaney. In his triumphant attempt to create a performance as memorable as Chaney's, Charles Laughton played the lovelorn Parisian hunchback Quasimodo under a disfiguring costume and gruesome makeup that rendered the actor almost unrecognizable. The result is a gripping and heartfelt portrayal of the misshapen bell ringer who falls desperately in love with the beautiful gypsy Esmeralda (played by Maureen O'Hara). The lavish production also greatly benefits from exquisitely moody black-and-white cinematography, brilliant medieval set design, and the atmospheric direction by German expatriate William Dieterle, whose style was heavily influenced by German films of the era. --Jeff Shannon

Director:  William Dieterle
VHS Tape:  Black & White, NTSC
Company: Turner Home Ent  (1996-06-11)
ISBN: 6304119038
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Knute Rockne All American
Knute Rockne All American Long before Rocky Balboa went the distance, there was the original Rock--as in Knute Rockne. His story, a classic 1940 biopic, combines vintage gridiron action with heart-tugging sentiment. Yup, this is the film with the famous halftime pep talk and Ronald Reagan's "win just one for the Gipper" deathbed plea. Yeah, it's corny. But so what. Lloyd Bacon, one of Hollywood's ablest craftsmen (42nd Street), directed with just the right scrappy disregard for genre conventions. Reagan, in his third best vehicle (behind King's Row and The Killers), plays George Gipp, the Fighting Irish's first All- American, who died of pneumonia in 1920; the always-reliable Pat O'Brien plays Notre Dame coach Rockne as a living, breathing icon--part father confessor, part Patton, part idealized father figure. Before he spurs the lads to victory, he changes the face of the sport--by inventing the forward pass, no less. --Glenn Lovell

Director:  Lloyd Bacon
VHS Tape:  Black & White, NTSC
Company: MGM (Warner)  (1998-09-01)
ISBN: 6301973496
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RoomMates RMK1065SCS University of Notre Dame Peel & Stick Appliques
RoomMates RMK1065SCS University of Notre Dame Peel & Stick Appliques Notre Dame Fighting Irish Large Peel & Stick Wall Stickers. 29 quality licensed wallies & decals. These are quality wallies/decals made in N. America, not cheap imported ones! Guaranteed to stick or money back! This sale is only for the items described below. Any other items pictured are for illustration only. Use these large pre-cut wall appliques to create that unique accent for your room or car in minutes! They are instantly removable and reusable with no damage or residue to the wall! Sticks equally well onto your car, truck or furniture!

Tools & Hardware:  Peel & Stick, Repositionable, Reusable, Removes in seconds
Company: RoomMates 
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University of Notre Dame
An independent, national Catholic university located at Notre Dame, Indiana, adjacent to the city of South Bend and approximately 90 miles southeast of Chicago. (more...)

NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH, The Official Athletic Site
The Notre Dame Official Athletic Site, partner of CSTV Networks, Inc. The most comprehensive coverage of Notre Dame Athletics on the web. (more...)

Notre Dame Football: IrishIllustrated.com - Notre Dame Football
IrishIllustrated.com: Complete Notre Dame football, basketball, baseball and recruiting coverage and breaking news of the Fighting Irish. (more...)

Notre Dame Fighting Irish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are the varsity sports teams of the University of Notre Dame. (more...)

Notre Dame de Paris - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Notre Dame de Paris is a Gothic cathedral on the eastern half of the Île de la Cité in Paris, France, with its main entrance to the west. It is the cathedral of Paris and the ... (more...)

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football, Basketball, and Recruiting Front ...
IrishEyes.com covers Notre Dame athletics. ... Preview: Georgetown. Notre Dame (10-3, 1-1) puts its 42-game home win streak on the line tonight when the Irish host Georgetown (10-2 ... (more...)

Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris
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Notre Dame Fighting Irish News, Scores, Schedule, Stats - Rivals.com
Comprehensive coverage of Notre Dame Fighting Irish College Basketball including news, scores, schedule, stats (more...)

Notre Dame - Team Notes - USATODAY.com
Notre Dame is the only bowl team playing a true road game in the postseason -- matching up against Hawaii in the Hawaii Bowl -- but the destination should help energize the team ... (more...)

Notre Dame Academy > Home
Notre Dame Academy is an all girl Catholic secondary school established by the Sisters of Notre Dame. It is located in Park Hills, Kentucky. (more...)

Open Question: why are there so many different notre dame colleges? notre dame in indianna, in maryland, ?

Open Question: I want to be an anesthesiologist...what undergraduate/medical school should i look to go to?
i was accepted into Michigan States's Lyman Briggs College- i would like to go there but am afraid that this program is not well-known enough by medical schools, does anyone know? i have also been accepted to the University of Michigan and have applied to Notre Dame and Northwestern University what would be the selection for undergraduate in hopes of going to a very good medical school? (more...)

Open Question: how do u pronounce notre dame?
D- "AIM" ??? or D - "AHHM" ??? (more...)

Open Question: things to do in baltimore?
ill be there for a day cus im having an interview at notre dame. wondering if theres anything cool that i can check out while im there. or something to eat. (more...)

Open Question: Which schools are located on the east coast? Please Help?
of the following which are east coast schools: Duke University, Washington University in St. Louis, Brown University, Cornell University, Notre Dame University, Dartmouth College, Rice University, Yale University, and Truman University (more...)

Open Question: Cubs fans how do u think the season will go?
We picked up milton bradley and i think that now we are a complete team as long as we move the notre dame flame thrower into the closer position or even maybe make him astarter and see how he does loseing kerry wood was tough and i cant believe he would just leave us like that (more...)

Open Question: Can you find Pumbaa in Hunchback of Notre Dame's "Out there"?
I have found Belle and Carpet (from Aladdin) but I can't find Pumbaa! Where is he? Pictures would be very helpful. (more...)

Open Question: Is the Big East The Best Conference in College Basketball?
9 Teams in the top 25 I think gives them that title this year so far. 1. Pittsburgh 14-0 5. Connecticut 12-1 9. Georgetown 10-2 11. Syracuse 14-1 13. Notre Dame 10-3 18. Marquette 13-2 18. Villanova 12-2 23. Louisville 9-3 25. West Virginia 11-2 Is the NCAA Champ coming out the Big East? (more...)

Open Question: Help Me With Some Questions On Dr. John Darsee (10 POINTS )?
Introduction In recent years the National Science Foundation (NSF), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Public Health Services (PHS), the Office of Scientific Integrity (OSI), and various scientific organizations such as the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) have spent considerable time and effort in trying to agree on a definition of scientific misconduct. A good definition is needed in developing and implementing policies and regulations concerning appropriate conduct in research, particularly when federal funding is involved. This is an important area of concern because, although serious scientific misconduct itself may be infrequent, the consequences of even a few instances can be widespread. Those cases that reach the public's attention can cause considerable distrust among both scientists and the public, however infrequent their occurrence. Like lying in general, we may wonder which scientific reports are tainted by misconduct, even though we may be convinced that relatively few are. Furthermore, scientists depend on each other's work in advancing their own. Building one's work on the incorrect or unsubstantiated data of others infects one's own research; and the chain of consequences can be quite lengthy, as well as very serious. This is as true of honest or careless mistakes as it is of the intentional distortion of data, which is what scientific misconduct is usually restricted to. Finally, of course, the public depends on the reliable expertise of scientists in virtually every area of health, safety, and welfare. Although exactly what the definition of scientific misconduct should include is a matter of some controversy, all proposed definitions include the fabrication and falsification of data and plagiarism. As an instance of fraud, the fabrication of data is a particularly blatant form of misconduct. It lacks the subtlety of questions about interpreting data that pivot around whether the data have been fudged, or manipulated. Fabricating data is making it up, or faking it. Thus, it is a clear instance of a lie, a deliberate attempt to deceive others. However, this does not mean that fabrications are easy to detect or handle effectively once they are detected; and this adds considerably to the mischief and harm they can cause. Two well-known cases illustrate this, both of which feature ambitious, and apparently successful, young researchers. Background Dr. John Darsee was regarded a brilliant student and medical researcher at the University of Notre Dame (1966-70), Indiana University (1970-74), Emory University (1974-9), and Harvard University (1979-1981). He was regarded by faculty at all four institutions as a potential "all-star" with a great research future ahead of him. At Harvard he reportedly often worked more than 90 hours a week as a Research Fellow in the Cardiac Research Laboratory headed by Dr. Eugene Braunwald. In less than two years at Harvard he was first author of seven publications in very good scientific journals. His special area of research concerned the testing of heart drugs on dogs. The Darsee case All of this came to a sudden halt in May 1981, when three colleagues in the Cardiac Research Laboratory observed Darsee labeling data recordings 24 seconds, 72 hours, one week, and two weeks. In reality, only minutes had transpired. Confronted by his mentor Braunwald, Darsee admitted the fabrication; but he insisted that this was the only time he had done this, and that he had been under intense pressure to complete the study quickly. Shocked, Braunwald and Darsee's immediate supervisor, Dr. Robert Kroner, spent the next several months checking other research conducted by Darsee in their lab. Darsee's research fellowships were terminated, and an offer of a faculty position was withdrawn. However, he was allowed to continue his research projects at Harvard for the next several months (during which time Braunwald and Kroner observed his work very closely). Hopeful that this was an isolated incident, Braunwald and Kroner were shocked again in October. A comparison of results from four different laboratories in a National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) Models Study revealed an implausibly low degree of invariability in data provided by Darsee. In short, his data looked "too good." Since these data had been submitted in April, there was strong suspicion that Darsee had been fabricating or falsifying data for some time. Subsequent investigations seemed to indicate questionable research practices dating back as far as his undergraduate days. What were the consequences of John Darsee's misconduct? Darsee, we have seen, lost his research position at Harvard, and his offer of a faculty position was withdrawn. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) barred him from NIH funding or serving on NIH committees for ten years. He left research and went into training as a critical care specialist. However, the cost to others was equally, if not more, seve (more...)

Open Question: Paris in March, music, festivals, events, tourism?
I'm going to Paris for a little over a week from 3/19- 3/28 of this year 2009. I plan to go to the Louvre, Notre Dame, Sacre Coeur, etc. etc. etc., but I'm wondering if anyone knows of any concerts, festivals, or maybe even sporting events that will be happening around that time? I'd really like to see a concert while I'm there. I'm into classic rock, and indie, jam bands, that sort of thing.Thanks for your advice. (more...)

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