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Check out this sister duo! - 2008/06/18 17:45"Karmina" writes their own music/lyrics, and can harmonize like no other. If you’re a fan of The Wreckers, Kelly Clarkson, or Mandy Moore- then you will love Karmina. These girls have a sweet acoustic feel, with strong vocals and amazing lyrics. The song “Stay” is amazing! I definitely recommend giving them a listen.
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Re:Check out this sister duo! - 2008/06/24 17:52I've heard a lot about them around LA and I finally checked them out, they are pretty good. I guess they just released a new album too.
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Re:Check out this sister duo! - 2008/08/08 19:32I really like this band. Their sound is good as are their voices. Solid album and good performance!
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Re:Check out this sister duo! - 2008/10/21 20:21I just checked them out on myspace. Think they are really great. Really catchy pop songs - especially like their songs "Free" & "Kiss"
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EDMOND — About 70 lawmen raided an Edmond apartment complex this morning, looking for gang activity, drugs and other criminal activity, a police spokeswoman said.
The raid is at Rolling Green Apartment, 400 E Danforth Road, Glynda Chu said. see more on NewsOK.com
Dallas-based Trammell Crow Co., citing the evaporation of credit for new real estate development projects, is shutting down its offices in Oklahoma and Tulsa as part of a national reduction in operations.
Trammell Crow?s existing projects in Oklahoma will continue under Shaun W. Frankfurt, an Ada native and longtime executive with Trammell Crow in Oklahoma who is now with the company in Chicago.
Frankfurt said Friday that offices in Oklahoma City and Tulsa probably would be dark by January. The company only has six employees in Oklahoma.
It will be the first time since Dallas real estate developer Trammell Crow himself worked on industrial projects in Oklahoma City in the 1960s that the company that bears his name will see more on NewsOK.com
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