Pretty much one of the best Canadian bands, Sam Roberts Band's new video "Them Kids" is playing homage to the Sims 2!!! It's on Facebook (do a search on the band's name) right now, and should be posted on the band website fairly soon.

http://www.samrobertsband.com/web/news/index.php

Not sure if this works: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=15497071002

Just started creating a new university last night & in my exuberance, didn't notice until I had completed a really nice dorm, I had the lot zoned community.

You'd think I'd have noticed the phone booth, but didn't! So, I tried to reset it to residential then dorm, but the phone booth is still there and now I can't move in any of my Sim Students. I really love the building too, so if you have any suggestions on how to fix it, I would greatly appreciate it!

p.s. I have no problem with using hacks!

I did a search, but couldn't find anything else about this.
 
My nannies are horrible and abuse the poor kids! Sure, when they finally decide to get up of the couch & feed the kid, they never return the baby to the crib, just leave it laying on the floor until Mom comes home. If the baby needs changing, the nanny never uses the change table, will most often change the kid in the kitchen and leave dirty diapers laying all over the place.
 
I honestly can't remember when I first noticed this happening. Most times, I can get away without hiring a nanny, and just have one of the parents not work. Guess just live with it??
 
On a side note, when the mother has an affair, gets pregnant, hires a nanny, they never recognize the live-in boyfriend/husband and will only follow the mother's schedule, never pays attention to any other "of age" sims that can watch the kids - like teens & adult children. So, when I have those times when their work days overlap - he leaves at 4pm to start work at five, she works until 5, the nanny comes, then leaves, then won't come again to fall into proper schedule. At least, when the sim family has a car, they have a bit of a window to get to work the minute the mother comes home.