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I can't recall one that was awesome... for funny ones I guess it was either the Justin Timberlake commercial (nothing makes me happier than seeing a member of NSYNC getting his nuts smashed into a mailbox) or the Will Farrell one (although I hated the Diet Pepsi commercial the very end with Chris Kattan saved it). The best serious commercial had to be the Audi- Godfather one... very well done (and a cool looking car). On the other end the worst commercials had to be the ones for SalesGenie especially that borderline racist sounding panda commercial. What do you think?

What team wants a 35 year old player making that much money and who would they give in return that the Nets would want?

Personally while I love the Giants and would love to see them win, I don't think any football game can be considered the biggest upset in sports history. The whole idea of "on any given Sunday" refers to the fact that in most cases in a one-game series, the underdog will win once in a blue moon. What I find more impressive is teams that win best-of-seven series from teams that they shouldn't even beat once. Say the 1969 Mets going up against a team with 4 20 game winning pitchers. What do you think?

would the Pats have gotten a first down at the Ravens 4 anyway because of Bart Scott's tirade after the play? While I think the pass was incomplete I bet the Pats would have had four more shots at the endzone.

Don't you agree?

Would it be cheaper to call a car service? Do you know of any good car services?

I have been looking for a change of work environments for the past couple of years. I have sent out resumes applying for quite a few positions none of whom I have received an interview from. I have 12 years experience in municipal government in a very large city and I cannot understand what I need to do to spark interest in my resume. It has all the key words and ideas that I think would pertain to such a job. Everyone in the field tells me that there are many people retiring from city manager work and very few young people coming in, so their are more positions than people to fill them. Why can't I seem to find one of those positions? Can anyone offer me some advice?

I recently sent a resume and cover letter for a job opening in a municipality in NJ. The job was not a civil service job. After receiving a nice letter telling me I was not being considered for the position I decided to call and ask a few questions, not trying to get myself reconsidered, but rather to find out what it is they were looking for, so as to give me some information for future applications for similar jobs. The person I spoke to said he would be able to speak to me, but the town's lawyer thought it best that he not speak to me until after the hiring process was completed. What was the lawyer worried about in regards to this? Was there some potential violation of some law that could have occured had the person involved in the hiring decision spoke to me about the qualities they were looking for in an applicant?

I have been looking into going to an all-inclusive resort in Punta Cana and I am strongly considering Excellence Punta Cana (especially from many Yahoo reviewers positive remarks). The only thing is they all seem to call it Secrets Excellence Punta Cana but when I go to the Secrets website they don't seem to have a resort in Punta Cana (at least not one that is open yet). So what happened? Did Secrets at one time own this resort and sell it off? If so has the service changed? Where can I find this resort's website?

Specificially in Manhattan and focusing on younger kids?