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		<title>By: Slap Happy :~)</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Nov 2005 00:08:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hey There - you with the view in your eyes. Things look pretty dang beautiful at the top of your world. Out here where I live, the lakes used to freeze, but thanks to so many factors (most of them caused by those pesky humans) they will probably never freeze again. That is of course until they freeze once and for all! Nice knowing you!!! Before that day arrives, I would love to visit and see what a real live genuine frozen lake looks like. When does it un-freeze? In Alaska, many places have a lottery and attempt to guess the EXACT moment the rivers 'un-freeze'. People say that the cracking is very loud and there are strict criteria defining that moment. Isn't that fascinating? More later. Welcome back.</description>
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