We have started this singles group at my church for young adults and we need a good name to call the group. Right now it is just Young Singles group…lol so if anyone has a good name please let me know =D

Yuki Bhambri….

Hello. I have FL Studio 8. In the 10 first seconds of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6Pl0TWXYUA
It can be heard a sound… i think it’s an organ. ¿Is it in FL Studio? If it is, what type of organ is it and in which section or menu of the program is it?
THANKS.

What would be a creative slogan and name for a premium rate telephone college dating service?
What about the same for a premium rate telephone christian dating service?

I am interested in buying some japanese dating games where you play a girl looking to date guys INSTEAD of a guy looking to date girls – could you also list the site I can buy the game from? Thanks!

i just started a dateline but can think of a good name. Any suggestions?

Ella Fitzgerald had twenty (20) hits during the 1940s-1950s. The top twelve (12) were:
(1) Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall – Peak #1, 18 weeks on chart, debut 11/4/44
(2) I’m Making Believe (with the Ink Spots) – Peak #1, 17 weeks on chart, debut 11/4/44
(3) I’m Beginning to See the Light – Peak #5, 6 weeks on chart, debut 4/28/45
(4) My Happiness – Peak #6, 21 weeks on chart, debut 6/19/48
(5) Stone Cold Dead in the Market (He Had It Coming) – Peak #7, 6 weeks on chart, debut 7/6/46
(6) (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons – Peak #8, 14 weeks on chart, debut 12/7/46
(7) Baby, It’s Cold Outside – Peak #9, 13 weeks on chart, debut 6/11/49
(8) It’s Only a Paper Moon – Peak #9, 3 weeks on chart, debut 8/25/45
(9) Five O’Clock Whistle – Peak #9, 1 week on chart, debut 1/4/41
(10) Cow-Cow Boogie (Cuma-Ti-Yi-Yi-Ay) (with the Ink Spots) – Peak #10, 8 weeks on chart, debut 3/11/44
(11) And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine – Peak #10, 5 weeks on chart, debut 1/6/45
(12) You Won’t Be Satisfied (Until You Break My Heart) – Peak #10, 2 weeks on chart, debut 4/6/46

(1) Peg ‘o My Heart – Peak #1 (8 weeks), 26 weeks on chart, debut 4/26/47
Juke Box #1 (8 weeks), Best Seller #1 (4 weeks), Jockey #3; also issued on Universal 7503 in 1947; the first major hit on an independent label; #1 hit for Charles Harrison in 1913; #64 hit for Robert (Bobby) Maxwell in 1964.
(2) Bewitched – Peak #8, 12 weeks on chart, debut 5/20/50 (Jan August & Jerry Murad’s Harmonicats)
Juke Box #8, Jockey #12, Best Seller #17; from the Broadway musical “Pal Joey” starring Gene Kelly. #50 hit for the Betty Smith Group in 1958.
(3) The Story of Three Loves – Peak #14, 8 weeks on chart, debut 9/26/53 (Jerry Murad of the Harmonicats)
Richard Hayman Orchestra. Best Seller #14, Jockey #14; title song from the movie starring Kirk Douglas; tune based on Rachmaninoff’s “Paganini.”
(4) Hair of Gold – Peak #15, 9 weeks on chart, debut 8/14/48 (Jerry Murad’s Harmonicats)
Juke Box #15, Best Seller #22; from the film “Singing Spurs” starring Kirby Grant.
(5) Harbor Lights – Peak #19, 4 weeks on chart, debut 9/23/50 (Jerry Byrd & his Steel Guitar & Jerry Murad’s Harmonicats)
Juke Box #19; #6 hit for Frances Langford in 1937; #8 hit for The Platters in 1960.
(6) Charmaine – Peak #21, 2 weeks on chart, debut 12/29/51 (Jerry Murad’s Harmonicats)
Juke Box #21; #1 hit for Guy Lombardo in 1927; #69 for The Four Freshman in 1956.
(7) Buffalo Billy – Peak #22, 2 weeks on chart, debut 6/3/50 (Roberta Quinlan, Jerry Murad’s Harmonicats & Jan August)
Jockey #22; adaptation of the 1844 tune “Buffalo Gals (Won’t You Come Out Tonight),” as was Russ Morgan’s “Dance with a Dolly.”

As in real people who are Russian living in the city looking to date, not Russian brides shipped in from overseas or something like that

I think I’ve had this name for 9 years, I really want to find out. I’m not talking about being a yahoo answers member though, I want to know about my actual email address. Does it say anywhere?