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I remember hearing this song on the radio about 10-15 years ago. It would be described as "adult contemporary" or similar. It's sung by a man and it describes a man and his wife getting ready to host a party, the party itself, and then just after the party. Can anyone help?

I booked a room at a Massachusetts restaurant for a private event. I had to cancel the event, but I gave then notice more than 3 months in advance of the event. The restaurant is refusing to refund my deposit. I do not have anything in writing that states that security deposits are non-refundable. Where can I go for more information to try and get my deposit back?

What is the correct way to capitalize Hors d’oeuvres? Should the D or the O be capitalized if the H is capitalized?

I am a very creative person who loves science but has grown tired of typical bench work. I will be completing my PhD this spring and I'd like to break into marketing and/or advertising, with a long-term goal of working for a pharmaceutical company in their marketing department. I have an excellent science background. I have some hand-on experience in marketing, advertising, and PR for groups I volunteer with (college alumni group and sorority), but I have no formal training in marketing and my experience is rather spread out over the years. Any advice on how to break into a marketing/advertising job? I know I'll have to start at the ground and work my way up and I'm very willing to do it--how do I convince potential employers to take a chance? Thank you for all answers!

Does anyone know the name of the song from the Nike commercial a year or two back where the commercial is this guy who is running through all these different dream scenes? It's set at night this guy wakes up from sleeping and he's on the ceiling, and he flips around, and he runs from a bear, then he runs through a wall...it's very "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." The song playing is a female voice and what sounds like a music box and the lyrics are, "whenever I wake up/can't forget the shade of/the whole wide world of make up." Thanks!

In the commercial for the videogame "Gears of War" there's a slow, haunting song with a piano track playing. I think the lyrics in the commercial are: "All around me are familiar places/worn out faces." Who sings this? Any help would be greatly appreciated!