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Summer's just around the corner, and if you're a home owner, chances are good your thoughts are on your backyard. Maybe you've spent all winter salivating over episodes of "Yard Crashers," "Landscapers' Challenge" and "The Vanilla Ice Project," or your Pinterest and Houzz accounts are bulging with ideas. If you're ready to convert your much-neglected plot of land into a backyard oasis, we say it's time to get to it.
You can take your backyard design in many different directions, and it's easy to get carried away and bust the budget. Keep it real and stay organized by creating a list of the features you'd most like your backyard to have, then prioritize and set a budget. Here are some of the more popular features to help you get started:
A patio is often the starting point of a backyard renovation. How large you make it depends on what it will be used for: Will you be entertaining a lot of guests, or is it just for you and your spouse to enjoy while you sip iced tea and read the newspaper? Your options for patio pavers are brick, concrete, stone and even rubber; don't be afraid to get creative with its shape and the placement of any bricks. Fixr.com places the average cost of a 12-by-16-foot patio around $2,000. If installation is done well, your patio could retain its original look for 20 years or more.
Is your backyard better suited for a deck? Nothing says "summer" more than enjoying an Indianapolis evening under the stars, and a deck increases the value of your home, too. You can plan the shape and size of your deck to fit with your existing landscaping and yard size. Choose a lumber type, color and width that fits your style and design preference. Experts estimate a new deck will cost you $15-$35 a square foot, depending on the type of wood you choose.
A spa or hot tub brings an element of luxury to any backyard. You can integrate it with your landscaping or install it on your deck. CostEvaluation.com puts a new outdoor hot tub at about $2,000 to $6,000 installed. Make sure you budget for a hot tub cover as well; this is a must for families with small children and areas with four-season climates. You can get hot tub covers at HotTubWorks.com starting at under $300, delivered.
From fountains to waterfalls to a koi pond, water effects take your backyard to the next level. Add ambient lighting around these features to create a dreamy mood at night. If you want to go with a koi pond, bear in mind that experts recommend the water be three to four feet deep for the fish to thrive. According to howmuchisit.org, the cost of a professionally installed koi pond starts at $10,000 and goes up from there, depending upon how elaborate you get. The filtration system alone is around $3,000.
Of course, these are just some of the features to consider when creating your ideal backyard. Now get going, so you can kick back with a cold drink and enjoy the backyard of your dreams.
If your in the Indianapolis, Indiana area, consult with Gettum Associates, Inc., an award-winning design and remodel contractor based in Greenwood, Indiana. Gettum Associates carefully designs each project with your needs in mind and completes the construction of your deck, porch or patio to blend seamlessly with your existing to make it look as though it was always there. Click below for more information:
Raymond Walker
Ray is a landscaper, mechanic and fix-it guy who enjoys sharing DIY tips and money-saving tricks.
It's that time of year again. We get the opportunity to trade in our winter coats for springtime shorts and venture out into our backyards. After being stuck indoors for months, we tend to look at the outdoors with a new perspective.
Planting a new garden is a massive undertaking. The first step is to figure out how large you want to make the garden bed. The bed should be about 20 x 25, if you have the space for it. This will give you the maximum space for
Now that you've figured out how large your garden will be, you have to think about location. Your garden will need ample sunlight— at least five hours a day. When you plant your garden, try to free up the space around it of weeds, bushes and trees. Your flowers or produce will have a better chance of thriving. If you have a densely vegetated yard, you may need some extra help such as hiring a professional or a backhoe rental from Sunbelt Rentals. With a backhoe, you'll have to dig a rut around your expected garden placement. The rut should dip below the nearest root system. Using a backhoe for this process will make things go much smoother and faster.
Once your rut is dug, place a heavy material, something roots can't break through, into the rut. Fill it back in with the freshly dug soil. You should dig about two feet into the ground to ensure that your garden has plenty of vitamin-rich soil to feed.
If you're not looking to go as aggressive as digging up your backyard and planting a brand-new garden, laying down new grass may give you a fresh perspective on your yard.
Before you start planting, test your soil for available nutrients and ph levels. Take samples from several different parts of your yard. Make sure the soil you remove is more than eight inches deep into the ground. There are plenty of local organizations that can test this sample you've produced. Contact your lawn care service for more information.
A simple roto-tiller will aid in preparing your lawn to be seeded with new grass. Set the tiller for a six-inch dig and run it over the portion of the yard where you want grass. If your lawn is new, this tilling should suffice. If not, you'll want to obtain a verticutter. The verticutter creates perfect planting rows out of freshly dug and sifted soil.
The verticutter can also help you plant your new grass seed. The general recommendation is to throw your seed and verticut at least one time. Then, lay some more grass seed and use a hoe to displace this added seed. This process will give you a better coverage of grass. Once your seed is ready, water the ground immediately. Continue to water for one week after the grass starts to break through your yard.
Courtney Bloom
Courtney is a yoga teacher and naturopath who writes for a variety of health and exercise blogs from her home in Maine.
Consider Gettum Associates, award-winning Indianapolis area home remodel contractors for your next backyard and outdoor project.
For homeowners looking to create the backyard of their dreams, a porch or patio usually is a big part of the overall plan and design. There are many options to choose from. Many begin with a simple deck and upgrade to a pergola. Some may choose a porch. For those with a porch in mind, there are a few variations.
A screen porch is certainly one popular option. These structures are ideal for extending the indoors outward. They can be equipped with lighting and electronics, such as Tv and stereos. They offer the advantage of shade, as well as a bug-free experience. However, a simple covered porch or patio is desirable as well. In many cases, a covered porch is like a screen porch, without the walls and screening.
Similar in many ways, a covered porch can have many of the amenities a screen porch does. It can be wired and equipped with audio and visual equipment, as well as lighting in the ceiling. However, given the lack of walls and screening, a covered porch offers an uninhibited outdoor experience. As is the case with many additions completed by a professional remodeler, the ideal porch should blend into the existing structure as if it was always there. Avoiding the added on look is key! The design details should be a direct reflection of the overall style of your home, right down to the trim and column details, if applicable.
So, when planning your dream backyard be sure to choose the structure that meets your family's needs. And remember, a coverd porch or pation can, in most cases, be converted to a screen porch or 3-season room in the future.
If your in the Indianapolis area and are interested in learning about the benefits of a design/build remodel contractor for your next porch, click below to schedule your no cost, no obligation remodel consultation:
About the author:Gettum Associates, Inc is an award-winning design and remodel contractor located in central Indiana that has been serving the Indianapolis metro area since 1987. Specializing in full- service remodeling, Gettum Associates completed projects of all sizes. From screen porches, patios, sunroom and room additions to simple bathroom and kitchen makeovers. Whatever your needs, Gettum Associates has the experience and know-how to get the job done right. For more information, visit their website at www.Gettum.com


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Title: | Enrollment Motivations of Nontraditional Female Students in Post Secondary Education |
Author: | Schuck, Emily |
Description: | My mom goes to college. This statement is becoming a popular answer for many children who are asked what their mothers do for a living. Today, women make up 56% of the undergraduate student population in post-secondary education settings. A growing subculture of this population is the adult female student who is enrolling in higher education for the first time. The number of adult female students in college has steadily increased to approximately 2,385,000 students in 2005. Colleges today need to identify and respond to the unique enrollment motivations of this population. This qualitative study examined the experience of one non-traditional female student's enrollment into a small liberal arts college in 1988. The study explored the questions of why she decided to enroll and what motivational factors contributed to that decision. The results of this study identified characteristics which deviated from those found in current research. The motivational forces of the subject were found to be more intrinsic then extrinsic in nature. |
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In a recent post about JoElle Cosmetics I shared with you all that I was having some issues with dryness and clogged pores. As a result I decided that until I can get my coins up for a facial, I'd try out a facial mask to start getting my face back in good standing. My mom gave me "Obey your Body" from one of her binge shopping days so I figured why not see how it works.
I used the Obey your Body Purifying Mud Mask which claims to cleanse and remove dead skin cells and leave the skin glowing. Well, my face certainly felt refreshed after removing the product but I think the glow statements may be a stretch. I've certainly used masks that made my skin feel much better than this one...and had a lower price tag (this product retails at about $90).
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Tying any unevenly cut or oddly shaped filets with butcher's twine was the key to uniformly cooked meat for our grilled filets mignons recipe. A hot fire seared the exterior of the steaks, concentrating the flavor by forming a deep brown, crisp, aromatic crust. To add even more flavor to our grilled filet mignon recipe, we served the steaks with a compound butter.
For seasoning the steaks, we prefer coarse-grained kosher salt because it's easier to sprinkle than fine-grained table salt. For grilling the steaks, we prefer hotter-burning hardwood charcoal, though regular briquettes are fine, too. If you use briquettes, use one large chimney-full (about 6 pounds); you may also have to sear the steaks about 30 seconds longer per side. If the filets are misshapen or unevenly cut, as supermarket steaks sometimes are, tie each one before grilling. We recommend serving the filets with one of the related recipes for flavored butters or olive oil; salsa verde is another excellent option.
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We routinely use various file formats for saving, opening, and printing files. But questions persist in many minds about whether the file formats they've chosen are in fact appropriate for their print workflow. Are the specific options they selected when saving their files the right ones? Are there other choices that improve the quality of their artwork or output?
Why different file formats? Most file formats are made to handle a specific kind of artwork, typically either vector or raster art. Luckily, in the print world, recommended file formats handle both kinds of artwork very well. So how do you know which format to use, and when?
It gets a bit confusing when we realize that mainstay applications such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and QuarkXPress can use raster as well as vector art. So to exchange files between these applications, you should use "standard" formats that can contain any kind of artwork for saving and opening across applications and platforms.
The main players in this category are the TIFF, EPS, and PDF formats. Each uses the exact same image data but writes the file with specific permissions and limitations for editing and manipulating the file content in applications.
When to use what format? Although you might create and archive artwork in its originating application in its "native" format such as PSD, AI, etc., you might also want to save a copy of the file to send to a client or offsite for output. The Save As option in the File menu allows you to save a copy of the file in one of the standard formats. Save As also allows you to rename the file, flatten layers, simplify artwork, reduce the file size, and remove any extras such as annotations, paths, etc. See Tip #1.
Learning standard formats Each of the standard formats was designed to fulfill a certain need and has unique advantages in certain conditions and workflows.
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) TIFF is an industry standard designed for the handling of raster or bitmapped images. It can save black-and-white (1-bit), grayscale, index color (256 color), RGB, LAB, and CMYK images. It supports 8 bits/channel and 16 bits/channel files, and various forms of compression. Saving in TIFF means that you can save or embed an ICC color space profile in the file, making it the format of choice in a colormanaged workflow. In other words, just about any application that can read bitmapped art will open TIFF files. The attractive aspect of TIFF files is that once placed in a program, you can edit, scale, and manipulate all aspects of the artwork!
A CMYK TIFF file will often print faster than another format because of the way the image data is sent to the printer. TIFFs offer a variety of file compression options, including the excellent "lossless" (nondegrading to image quality) LZW compression. Photoshop users can also compress files using lossless ZIP compression, and for higher compression rates and more compact file sizes they can choose "lossy" (degrading to image quality) JPEG compression.
In Photoshop CS, the TIFF format will save layers, adjustment layers, and spot colors, though at present these files can be read by very few applications. If you encounter a problem opening a Photoshop TIFF file in a layout program, you'll need to reopen the file in Photoshop. Choose Save As from the File Menu, check Save: As a Copy, then uncheck any checked boxes pertaining to Alpha Channels, Layers, Annotations, and Spot Colors. Choose TIFF and click Save.
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Here are a few items that are free with coupons right now — no Catalinas, no Register Rewards, just straight up free. In IL, grocery store sales generally run through Wed. 1/9 (except for a few stores like Whole Foods and Food 4 Less, whose sales change on Wed.), and drugstore, Target, Walmart sales through Saturday 1/12. So, let's shop for free!
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Coupons for free products
- There was a coupon in the 12/2 SS for a free Kreon Micro-Changers Figure (up to $3.49). They have been spotted at Toys R Us, Walmart, and Walgreens. Free toy!
- There was a coupon in the 1/6 RP for a free Good 'n Natural Bar (up to $1.50). Free nutrition bar.
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Note that items and brands carried varies greatly between stores.
- Splenda, $1.00. Print $1.00/1 here or find one in your 11/11 RP (in the Sun-Times but not the Tribune) for free Splenda.
- Advil PM 4 ct, $1.00. Use $1.00/1 in the 10/28 RP for free pain meds.
- Westsoy shelf-stable soy milk, $1.00. Print $1.00/1 here for free soy milk.
- A+D cream, $1.00. Print $1.00/1 A+D Product for free diaper rash cream. Watch that this is the correct product. My store had something that looked similar, but wasn't the correct brand.
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- Bic Deuce Razors 5 ct, $1.75. Use $2/1 Bic Disposable Razor from the 12/9 SS for free razors.
Unadvertised pricing can vary by store and by region.
- Vaseline 3 oz lotion, $.97. Print $1.00/1 Target coupon. If you find a higher price, stack with the $1.00/1 in the January AY for free lotion.
- Reach floss, $.97. Print $1.00/2 here. Print another $1.00/2 here. $1.00/2 in the 1/6 SS. Stack with the $.50/1 Target coupon in the 1/6 Target J&J for free floss.
- Carefree 20-22 ct liners, $.99. Print $.50/1 here. Stack with the $.50/1 Target coupon in the 1/6 Target J&J for free liners.
- K-Y jelly, $2.99. Use $2.00/1 in the 12/9 SS or print $2.00/1 here. Stack with the $.50/1 Target coupon in the 1/6 Target J&J for free lubricant.
Note that unadvertised prices at Walmart vary by region and by store.
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Encyclopedia of CounselingPub. date: 2008 | Online Pub. Date: June 25, 2008 | DOI: 10.4135/9781412963978 | Print ISBN: 9781412909280 | Online ISBN: 9781412963978| Publisher:SAGE Publications, Inc.
About this encyclopediaTherapist Interpretation
Nicola Gazzola
A therapist interpretation is a technique that introduces the client to a new, theoretically based frame of reference. An interpretation goes beyond the explicit and observable client content and involves communicating an inferred component with the intention of adding new knowledge, understanding, or meaning. Interpretation is the central technique in psychoanalysis and in most psycnodynamic therapies in which achieving insight and new understanding is considered therapeutic. In early psychoanalytic formulations, interpreting client free associations served the function of abreacting strangulated affect. Over time, modifications were made to psychoanalysis, but the centrality of interpretation remained. In general, an interpretation refers to client content that is out of awareness, and it serves to make the unconscious material conscious. Within the psychodynamic therapies, interpretations are divided between transference and extratransference interpretations, Transference ...
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In a bizarre move, Pakistan's Railway Minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour offered a bounty of $100,000 to anyone for the head of anti-Islam film maker, whose film 'Innocence of Muslim' fueled violent protests across the Muslim world. Bilour is a cabinet rank minister in Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf's coalition government.
The Pakistani government was tight-lipped over Bilour's statements, with the prime minister's office distancing itself from the minister's tirade.
Bilour also called upon the internationally banned militant groups, Taliban and Al-Qaeda to support his move and offered to reward them for the deed. Despite the incendiary statements from the minister, some of his close aides chose to play it down indicating that he was only trying to take away the violence from the streets of Pakistan. At least 6 people are believed to have been killed in Peshawar.
Bilour, speaking at a press conference in Peshawar, said the violent protests could only be resolved with the killing of the film maker and also called upon rich citizens to donate money toward the cause. Bilour is considered a leader with secular outlook and is a member of the Awami National Party which governs the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
The Pakistani government came in for sharp criticism after declaring a holiday on Friday which allowed the mob to takeover with more violence. The government had declared a holiday after Thursday's violent protests in Islamabad to enable the country's predominantly Muslim population to observe the day as 'Love the Prophet Day' with peaceful demonstrations. Nonetheless, there were violent demonstrations throughout Pakistan, with at least 23 people killed and more than 200 others injured in the port city of Karachi.
Innocence of Muslims, the low-budget film set-off unprecedented fury through Muslim countries around the world. It is not clear who has made the film, but some sources allege the film producer to be Nakoula Basseley Nakoula whose whereabouts are not known.
Protests erupted last week after an Arabic-dubbed trailer of the film was posted on the YouTube. The protests mainly targeted US embassies and consulates as the controversial video was made in the United States. Among those killed in the ensuing violence include the US ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, and three other Americans. The diplomats were killed in an attack on the US consulate in the Libyan city of Benghazi by an enraged militant mob.
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Peel Day 2013
Be sure not to miss Peel Day 2013 – Mad Sunday 2nd June!
**Summer Photo Competitions**
We have decided to try a competition on our Facebook Page! We would like your best shots of anything related to Davisons Ice Cream from across the Isle of Man. We will have a monthly prize and the winner will … Continue reading
Congratulations – Mr & Mrs
At Davison's we regularly get many requests for our Ice Cream Vans to attend Special Events. Here is a great picture of their special day. We would like to send them our Congratulations and thank them for the great pictures! Sorry … Continue reading
Victoria Road School Year 4 – Factory Visit
Article copied from – Year 4 Chocolate Trip Today (9th May 2012) Year 4 visited the Davison's Factory in Peel. We met Mr Davison and he showed us how they create their chocolate and explained how the factory works. We … Continue reading
New Ice Cream Parlour to Open
We are opening up in Port Erin – April 2012! Owner Ian Davison said he hoped to open the doors of the new premises – at the bottom of Strand Road – by the end of this month. 'It's in … Continue reading
Granada Reports – Visits Peel Ice Cream Parlour
Some photos when Fred from Granada Reports Weather visited Peel Ice Cream Parlour.
Spooky things happening at Curraghs Wildlife Park for Hop-tu-Naa
SPOOKY things will be happening at Curraghs Wildlife Park in Ballaugh next week. The park is teaming up with the local charity Crossroads Caring for Carers to put on a full day of Hop-tu-Naa inspired activities on Saturday, October 29. … Continue reading
Mushroom ice cream is surprise success
MUSHROOMS are a stalwart of soups and risottos, but they are now proving a hit in ice cream. The discovery was made thanks to a partnership between Greeba Farm and Davison's Ice Cream at the Isle of Man Food and … Continue reading
Manx Food Festival 24/25th September 2011
We are looking forward to the Manx food festival this year, where there is a surprise in store for all!
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Required to complete your application Transfer Essays
As part of your complete ApplyTexas Application for Transfer Admission, you must submit responses to two essay topics.
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Statement of PurposeThe statement of purpose will provide an opportunity to explain any extenuating circumstances that you feel could add value to your application. You may also want to explain unique aspects of your academic background or valued experiences you may have had that relate to your academic discipline. The statement of purpose is not meant to be a listing of accomplishments in high school or a record of your participation in school-related activities. Rather, this is your opportunity to address the admission committee directly and to let us know more about you as an individual, in a manner that your transcripts and the other application information cannot convey. |
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(03-23-2012 03:31 AM)lfisher Wrote: how do you see this implemented into the site? Through the forums or part of organize where they have a showcase public for people to see? On other forums, they have a seperate forum within each sport which is equivilant to the trading and box break forums on here. Everyone is allowed one thread dedicated to their PC where they can add maildays, updates etc.. Help me find the last one!!! Bucket http://s873.photobucket.com/albums/ab292/20youksox Current Youkilis Count:591/1980- 29.85% |
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(03-25-2012 12:50 AM)lfisher Wrote: We were thinking of something like this. Basically people can browse your organize and see your top 10 -20 or more cards. We have also thought about having different viewing options for the grid which would be great for this idea. Kind of like an itunes album cover view is. something like that would be pretty cool to have, especially if you could view by book value or print run, etc. |
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Some sites like sportscardforum.com have a Super Collector Hall of Fame (of which I am a part). They have a group of mods that vote on those that get in. It's not a transparent process, but it's kinda neat to be part of something that is relatively exclusive.
The definition needs a little tweaking, but some sort of a percentage of cards needed is what they go by. It seems a bit difficult, but that's what makes the idea work. View my Matt Ware collection: http://www.freewebs.com/jrlebert (3,300+ cards and counting!) Current Projects: 2010 Topps Magic Pigskin Minis /50 - 247/248 (only missing Brandon Gibson!) |
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If people are going to be allowed to post a super collection thread please allow them the ability to post as many scans as they want to within the original post. As you might know I have a pretty large Ethier PC that I continually add to, but I can't update the orignal post with new pick ups because there is a limit to how many pics can be added initially. Then when I want to add new scans I have to create a new post within the thread and then my whole scheme of how I want them to show within the threads goes to heck. I understand there might be limitations, and some folks may not want to see an entire PC in pictures in a single thread, but I for one love to have all of mine in one post. As you can see in this thread:
http://www.freedomcardboard.com/forum/vi...5#p2006995 My PC shows up entirely in the first post. No need for people to scroll through pages and pages to see what's new. So as far as my opinion goes, having the ability to add to the OP is the best way to show off a PC. If you do not agree, I am more than willing to listen to some other great options. Thanks, Alex Armijo Andre Ethier Super Collector GOOGLE+ Link https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/10935...858/albums |
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i think this idea is why photobucket and cameras were invented for. sounds like it will slow up the site.
ALSO collecting: Irving, Durant, Westbrook, Love, Heyward, O. Taveras, Trout, Harper, Soler and Cuban Baseball players! |
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(03-29-2012 02:07 PM)mrhurtado17 Wrote: i think this idea is why photobucket and cameras were invented for. sounds like it will slow up the site. Brother, isn't that like saying you can't add scans to trade threads because it will slow down the site? I mean no one has said anything about that forum being slow. Besides aren't you just hot linking to the PB site when you post a scan from there anyways? I am not sure and I am asking a question here, but does the scan actually reside on the Beckett site? I just simply want the ability to keep adding to my original post when I make updates instead of having to post scans in a seperate post. GOOGLE+ Link https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/10935...858/albums |
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Super Collector title is something to strive for. I like the voting.. or at least verifying of collections before handing out the title.. Think everybody should be able to show off their PC, but there should be a criteria to get a super collector title... percentage of cards is a good start, but not really what makes a super collector in my opinion.
I would like to see a link in collectors signatures to go to their Super Collector PC/inventory/scans page. Also, a thread or function that can search for collector's collections by user name, player, set, ect... also be able to search by dollar value, or by page of just the pictures of cards.. I'd be able to scroll through 30-50 small pictures to see what cards are in the collector's collection... Photobucket & other picture sites are cool & a big help, but Beckett should try to get more collectors to use Beckett website, not photobucket or others.. the goal is to get as many collectors to utilize this site.. by having scans easily uploaded directly to the inventory data record for their own collection is a big plus. Right now, we can upload our own pictures to our own inventory, but it kind of hard to see other's collections. I get frustrated when searching for cards I need & it being time consuming to update my inventory or upload pictures.. I have lately been giving up. I don't have that much time to add cards from a set one at a time, then going back into my subfolder to add the quantity.. also, adding pictures takes forever, even though it is a lot faster than before.. doing it one at a time is too time consuming... most collectors probably utilize Beckett 2-3 times a week, while those dedicated collectors or people that just want to discus sports or look at box breaks are on daily.. I for one am on daily.. I usually keep my CPU logged onto the site all day.. at least when I am at home. If all members of Beckett added pictures of their cards & were able to connect a serial number to the scan, it would make Beckett a whole lot better. I think it would bring back a lot of those collectors that have left the site & bring new collectors, if advertised properly.. Adding a card to Beckett, means being able to connect that picture to the inventory record. Therefore I would not have to label all the cards I added to photobucket. Collectors would be able to search & find my cards... even if I am not interested in trading/selling that card, at least they know where it is, so they don't have to keep looking for it.. Beckett website should be the sole source for keeping track of your collection. I know Beckett has probably lost money over the last half decade, either collectors deciding they are not interested in cardboard any longer... they lost interest in the Magazine (I know I have, since they stopped the monthly single sport mag & since I am paying for OPG, I no longer need the magazine to view prices. Have to save money in todays economy, so I can buy more cards). Some collectors say that the OPG is too expensive & not worth it, but adding the ability to quickly upload your collection & show it off might bring more people to the site. Include the picture upload with the current OPG price.. don't increase the monthly/yearly subscription... I for one would discontinue paying if it was raised any more... I know my comments are a ramble, but thank you for reading & thank you for your time. I am a Jordan Farmar - Super Collector http://photobucket.com/farmar ** let me know if you have any of the three missing letters I need.. all are 1/1 or /3 "CITYNAME" version I have the "A" fullname, just need to scan & update pic. NEED: SPA 08-09 "CITY NAME LETTERS" G, E, S 1/1 & /3 *ALL LAKAERS NEED: ELITE BLACK BOX LAKERS AUTOS (KAREEM/10 & BAYLOR/24) MY BUCKETT: http://photobucket.com/jpleazme *United States Navy* |
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+1 lots of good points/ideas in here |
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Looking to trade for Rey Maualuga, Attempting a Super Collection 174/457 = 38% (not including 1/1) http://s970.photobucket.com/albums/ae187/donbickle707/ |
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Just to add to all the good points here, I agree that Beckett should consider a super collector forum simply because they do articles on super collectors every month for their magazines. You can divide it by sports, but collections obviously can be better viewed online than the snippet in magazines. As for the requisites for being a super collector, I am one to think the total number of cards you own of a given player or team is a little overrated. I agree a super collector should haven't just like 20 or so cards lying around, but I consider myself a somewhat super collector of Anze Kopitar and mainly concentrate on everything but base cards. It's too easy to pad your total with every cheap base card out there of any player. I have around 270 something cards in my player collection, but that wouldn't be recognized under SCF's rules as enough. I am more about quality than quantity and that's why Beckett recognized me in the hockey mag awhile back.
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Movie Reviews: No School in December! edition
A pretty modest comedy from the producers of Little Miss Sunshine, which suffers from the comparison, and from being a bit too miserable to really be funny. Still, there are great performances from Amy Adams and Emily Blunt.
So you have Greer Garson and Ronald Colman. She's a life-affirming singer, and he's an amnesiac fresh off the boat from World War 1. They fall in love, get married, and have a baby. Maybe you can guess what happens next, or maybe you can't. But it's TRAGIC. IT'S 1940s ERA TRAGIC, which is second only to 1950s era tragic. I've been seeing a lot of tearjerkers lately, but this one was above-average.
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Strasbourg, 13.04.2012 – The two co-rapporteurs for the monitoring of Ukraine by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), Mailis Reps (Estonia, ALDE) and Marietta de Pourbaix-Lundin (Sweden, EPP/CD), have welcomed the adoption by the Verkhovna Rada yesterday of the new Code of Criminal Procedure for Ukraine.
Given the extraordinarily large number of amendments that were tabled to the original draft, the co-rapporteurs especially welcomed the pledge of the President of Ukraine that he will only sign this code into law after having received assurances from the Council of Europe that it is fully in line with European standards and norms.
"A new Code of Criminal Procedure that is fully in line with European standards, if implemented fully and without reservations, would be an important step towards addressing some of the deficiencies in Ukraine's justice system that were highlighted in PACE Resolution 1832 (2012)," the co-rapporteurs said.
"We stand ready and look forward to continuing the dialogue with the Ukrainian authorities with a view to addressing the other deficiencies and issues mentioned in this resolution", they added.
The co-rapporteurs intend to visit Ukraine for this purpose from 14 to 18 May 2012.


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High above Ka'anapali Beach sits the crown jewel of the Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa, the Alii Lawn. Perfect for couples seeking a small, intimate wedding in an unforgettable location. After a wedding on the Alii Lawn, couples will understand why Hawaiian royalty once called Black Rock home.
Our Ali'i, or presidential, Suite houses the finest view on the island, overlooking the vast Pacific Ocean and our sister islands, Molokai'i and Lanai'i. Our Ali'i Suite & Lawn are available for Wedding Ceremonies and cocktail receptions.
This information enables us to identify the rooms that will best accommodate your party and to prepare for your arrival.
See room terms and details for information about rollaway and/or extra person charges.
Please note that at most Starwood hotels, guests 17 and under are considered children. All other guests are considered adults. You will be told of any hotel-specific differences in this policy on the following page.


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Hollywood Encourages Voter Registration With… Sarcasm?
This political cycle has seen an incredibly innovative use of online video, but they can't all be winners. The latest Get Out the Vote initiative is a viral video produced by Leonardo DiCaprio's production company Appian Way and literally jam-packed with famous faces. But even though […] Read more »


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NORFOLK — The Norfolk Early Learning Center, located at 122 Laurel Way, held a grand opening celebration Friday, May 3.
The center is co-owned and operated by Kailyn Nadeau and Paige Corey, both former long-time employees of Winsted Area Child Care Center.
Corey worked at the Winsted Area Child Care Center as its executive director starting in 1998 while Nadeau worked as its head teacher starting in 2002.
Both left early in February to open the Norfolk Early Learning Center.
"We both decided to branch out to do our own thing," Nadeau said. "While we were working...


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MY GENERATION Series Premiere Review
by Brendan Bettinger Posted: September 22nd, 2010 at 10:40 pm
Following the rousing success of Modern Family's debut last season, ABC originally slotted two new mockumentaries for this fall: Detroit 1-8-7 and My Generation. Over the summer, 1-8-7 dropped the structure, which is not the one I would've picked if polled.
But for better or worse, the format is more integral to Generation, which catches up with a group of 28-year-olds ten years after they graduated from an Austin, Texas high school together in the year 2000. An interesting premise, to be sure, and one I was looking forward to. My review after the jump.


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Most of us have heard this little chorus before.
All things bright and beautiful,
All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful:
The Lord God made them all.
As I looked at this song, based on Genesis 1:31, it reminded me of how thankful I should be this Thanksgiving!!! I mean really, God is AMAZING!!!
Each little flow'r that opens,
Each little bird that sings,
He made their glowing colors,
He made their tiny wings.
The purple-headed mountains,
The river running by,
The sunset and the morning
That brightens up the sky.
The cold wind in the winter,
The pleasant summer sun,
The ripe fruits in the garden,
He made them every one.
The tall trees in the greenwood,
The meadows where we play,
The rushes by the water,
To gather every day.
He gave us eyes to see them,
And lips that we might tell
How great is God Almighty,
Who has made all things well.
Thank you God for EVERYTHING!!!


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This horrific event has many of us wondering what could have been done to prevent this and although still so much is unknown about the shooter and his mental health, we learned more about Vermont's mental health population today.
Out of the approximate 600,000 Vermonters, 28,000 of them have some form of a mental illness.
"I think we have a responsibility to each other in communities to not turn a blind eye on people who we feel may need some help," State Mental Health Commissioner, Mary Moulton said.
So because we know this is a large and very serious problem, we want you to know that there are resources out there for people who are having violent thoughts, and there are warning signs to look out for.
Unfortunately, there really is no cookie cutter answer, every case is individual, and that's of course why it can be hard to diagnose, and sometimes too late. But the most important piece of advice is to ask for help.
Let me start by saying that certainly not everyone who has a mental illness is going to be violent but because these horrific mass shootings keep happening and can't be predicted, we want to at least help you assess the risk.
"When life seems to get so out of control that things we normally do to comfort ourselves aren't helping, that's a good sign that you need help," Dr. Jaskanwar Batra said, of the Mental Health Department.
There are two sides here. You personally feel overwhelmed, or you're concerned about someone else. In both cases, ask for help... say something.
"The thing is to listen to people and take what they say seriously," Commissioner Moulton said.
Vermont pours 200-million dollars each year into the mental health budget. Even that amount of money is no doubt stretched thin... the state hospital was destroyed in Irene, so there's a shortage of beds in other hospitals, but still there are resources available.
"We have ten community mental health centers throughout the state; we have numerous private providers who can be called within every community," Commissioner Moulton said.
If you're noticing behaviors change in yourself or your friend... like isolation, changes in sleep or diet, you can talk to your primary care doctor, a psychiatrist, a crisis hotline, or you can even just show up to the emergency room. There's someone who can help you right away if you don't know where to start.
Vermont is also working on something new, a mobile crisis team... A team would literally come out to your house if you're having a mental health breakdown.
Experts say most people who are in need of help are asking for it, so now we just have to reach the people who aren't.
Employee Assistance Program: 800-287-2173 or www.investeap.org
Crisis Hotlines: http://healthvermont.gov/local/TelephoneHotlines.aspx
Mental Health Help: http://mentalhealth.vermont.gov/
Suicide Hotlines: http://www.suicidehotlines.com/vermont.html


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Before, after, or even instead of a Museum tour, visit us from your classroom! Our award-winning Distance Learning virtual fieldtrips provide meaningful, interactive learning experiences, ideal for the 21st-century classroom. Using videoconferencing technology, we bring the Museum to you as a stand-alone lesson or in conjunction with a Museum visit. Our lessons are designed to fit seamlessly into almost any area of classroom curricula.
$110 per interaction (average time: 40–60 minutes)
$50 for lesson before or after onsite Museum visit
For every five lessons that a school books during the academic year, the sixth is free.
$50 for lesson before or after onsite Museum visit
For every five lessons that a school books during the academic year, the sixth is free.
Lesson Topics
Lessons are linked to National Education standards and Pennsylvania standards.Lessons for Preschool-1st Grade
Lessons run up to 40 minutes, depending on grade level
- A is for Art Museum
Inspired by the Museum's children's book, this lesson offers a fun, alphabetical introduction to the collections, elaborating on the works featured in the book through games, activities, and additional images of the works. - Art Museum Opposites
This lesson uses the Museum's second children's book as a springboard for talking about art by comparing and contrasting, and elaborates on the works featured in the book through games, activities, and additional images of the works.
Lessons for Grades K–2
Lessons run up to 40 minutes, depending on your class time
Learning to Look
Students utilize visual perception skills and learn specific strategies for looking at and understanding works of art. -
Stories in Art
Sometimes when art speaks, you want to talk back. Students join the conversation and discover the wealth of stories art can tell as they explore paintings, decorative arts, and sculpture through a variety of structured looking, writing, and role-playing activities. -
World of Art
Take a trip around the world with art as your guide. Students explore the art of several cultures as they journey through the Museum's period rooms and galleries. Tell us the country you are studying, and we will make sure to visit a related gallery.
Lessons for Grades 3–12
Lessons run 40-60 minutes, depending on your class time
African American Artists
This lesson introduces a variety of works by influential artists such as Horace Pippin, Henry Ossawa Tanner, and Elizabeth Catlett. -
American Art
Our American Art lessons allow students to explore history through primary sources. Each lesson focuses on a specific period in American history and uses art as a lens for discussing political, economic, and social change. Choose from one of the following time periods. Please contact us for more information.- From Colony to Nation
If your class is reading Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson, let us know so that we can adapt the lesson to complement the novel. - 1800-1900
Explores a diverse selection of artworks related to the Civil War, Industrial Revolution, and Gilded Age. - 1900-1945
Follows the evolution of early 20th-century art and its significance in the decades surrounding the Great Depression. - 1945-1970
Focuses on the development of modern art in America during the decades following World War II.
- From Colony to Nation
Art of Asia
Students investigate and compare works of art from Asian countries including India, China, Japan, and Korea. -
The Art of the Japanese Tea Ceremony
Students discover the customs, aesthetics, and philosophies associated with this centuries-old tradition. -
The Art of Math
Students explore how artists from different eras and cultures used math concepts in their art. The content of this lesson is adjusted to fit the grade level of each class. Possible topics include pattern, symmetry, one-point perspective, and number series. -
Days of Knights
This lesson provides an introduction to the history, use, and aesthetics of armor and includes a live demonstration of armor pieces from the Museum's collection. -
The Impressionist Era
What makes Impressionism so intriguing? Students learn about artists such as Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, Mary Cassatt, and Claude Monet, and their impact at the turn of the 19th century. -
Medieval and Renaissance Art
Students discover how art flourished in medieval Europe by studying a variety of artistic mediums that reveal clues about life in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. -
Modern and Contemporary Art
These lessons investigate the changing role of artists, their methods, and conceptual approaches in 20th and 21st-century society. Students will interpret and analyze a variety of artworks and will discuss emergent styles of art. Older students will explore art through the social and political context of the time-range featured in the lesson. Choose from one of the following time periods. Please contact us for more information.-
Investigates the origins of modern art in industrialized Europe of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Artists discussed may include Paul Cézanne, Pablo Picasso, Fernand Léger, and Marcel Duchamp. -
Follows the development of modern art and the impact that events in the world had on artists. Artists discussed may include Salvador Dalí, Paul Klee, Diego Rivera, and Georgia O'Keeffe. - 1945–1970
Focuses on the evolution of modern art in the decades following World War II. Artists discussed may include Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, and Alice Neel. - Contemporary Art: The Art of Today
Explores the vibrant, challenging, and ever-changing art of our time. Artists discussed may include Thomas Hirschhorn, Zoe Strauss, Sidney Goodman, Michelangelo Pistoletto, and Faith Ringgold.
- Mythology
For centuries, Greco-Roman mythology has shaped Western civilization. Its influence has resonated throughout history, even impacting our vocabulary. Explore these fascinating stories of epic love, heroic sacrifice, triumph, and tragedy. Due to the nature of this material, images containing nudity will be shown during this lesson. -
Highlighting works from the Museum's photography collection, this lesson discusses the ways in which this medium is used to record and alter our perception of the world. -
Seasonal Lessons
The Distance Learning Program offers seasonal lessons focused on special themes, holidays, and occasions.- Valentine's Day
Celebrate Valentine's Day with a virtual field trip to the Philadelphia Museum of Art! This fun and interactive lesson explores artistic celebrations of love through the ages and across cultures.
- Valentine's Day
Spanish and Mexican Artists
This lesson introduces students to the art of Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, Diego Rivera, and others whose works reflect the rich cultures of Spain and Mexico. -
Special Exhibitions
Each year the Distance Learning Program offers new lessons in conjunction with the Museum's special exhibitions.- Home Style
This lesson is related to several ongoing exhibitions occurring in the Perelman Building and is centered on families and home life. Images and discussion focus on portraiture, photography, clothing, toys, and household items that span decades.
- Home Style
Women Artists
This lesson introduces students to a broad range of works by influential women artists such as Georgia O'Keeffe and Faith Ringgold.
Pre- and Post-Visit Lessons
Expand the impact of your students' onsite visit by taking part in a pre- or post-visit Distance Learning lesson. Schedule your onsite tour and then book a companion lesson(s) to introduce or review your students' Museum experience.
Cost: $50 per lesson in addition to your Museum lesson fee
Cost: $50 per lesson in addition to your Museum lesson fee
Teacher Programs
Attend a Museum workshop without leaving your school. Programs include:
- Program Overview (30 minutes)
Do you want to learn more about how the Museum's Distance Learning programs can support and enrich learning in your classroom? This free overview for educators and administrators demonstrates the basics of virtual fieldtrips and provides an opportunity for us to answer your videoconferencing questions.
Cost: Free - Learning to Look: 20 Works of Art Across Time and
Cultures (1 1⁄2 hours)
This in-service workshop introduces art from around the world as a resource for classroom learning through four themes: stories, people, things we use, and nature. The images and resources explored help teachers (K–12) motivate students to identify shapes, lines, colors, and patterns; learn new vocabulary; decode symbols; understand narrative elements and structures; formulate hypotheses; find and organize supporting evidence; tolerate and respect unfamiliar perspectives and opposing opinions; and apply math concepts to real-life situations. Up to ten kits are provided with each workshop.
Cost: $200 - Hands-on Teacher Workshop: Identity (1 1/2 hours)
In this workshop, teachers will explore issues of identity through the Museum's vast collection of portraiture and will create their own mixed media self-portraits. A materials list will be provided at the time of the workshop's booking. Schools are responsible for providing the necessary materials.
Cost: $150 - Using the Visual Arts to Teach Math and
Language-Arts Skills (1 1⁄2 hours)
Works of art provide a rich ground for students to practice verbal and written language skills and math processes. Museum educators and teachers (K–12) explore writing and language exercises and math connections using images from the Museum's teaching poster sets, which can be purchased online or over the phone from the Museum Store.
Cost: $150
Technical Requirements
You must have an IP- or Internet2-based videoconferencing system to participate. The Museum's systems are compatible with most other videoconferencing systems; the preferred minimum speed is 384K.
Inclement Weather Policy
In the event of extreme weather conditions, there is a possibility that your lesson may be postponed. Should this situation arise, the Museum will make every effort to give advance notice.
Videotaping Policy
If you wish to videotape any portion of your lesson, permission from the Distance Learning Staff is required in advance. Please contact the office for further details.
For more information, please contact Distance Learning by phone at (215) 684-7333, by fax at (215) 236-4063, or by e-mail at .


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Products tagged with: international songbooks
100 % Hits Varietes Vol.5 - Pvg
Partition pour Piano, Chant et Guitare.A Banda (Chico Buarque) - À Paris (Yves Montand) - Aimer (Roméo Et Juliette) - Alors C'est Quoi (Rita Mitsouko) - Armstrong (Claude Nougaro) - Au Printemps (Jacques Brel) - Ave Maria (Franz Schubert) - La Belle Vie (Sacha Distel) - Bésame Mucho (Consuelo Velasquez) - Blue Moon (Ella Fitzgerald) - La Bohème (Charles Aznavour) - La Bouillabaisse (Fernandel) - Comme Un Garçon (Sylvie Vartan) - Gloria (Umberto Tozzi) - Here With Me (Dido) - L'hymne À L'amour (Edith Piaf) - Île De Ré (Claude Nougaro) - L'important C'est D'aimer (Pascal Obispo) - Jardin D'hiver (Henri Salvador) - Je Chante (Charles Trenet) - Je Suis (Nicole Rieu) - La Marseillaise (Hymne National Français) - Moi... Lolita (Alizée) - La Musique (Angelica) (Nicoletta) - Over The Rainbow (Liza Minelli) - Paroles... Paroles... (Dalida) - Place Des Grands Hommes (Patrick Bruel) - Le Pouvoir Des Fleurs (Laurent Voulzy) - Quand On N'a Que L'amour (Jacques Brel) - Sang Pour Sang (Johnny Hallyday) - Santiano (Hugues Aufray) - Savoir Aimer (Florent Pagny) - La Solitudine (Laura Pausini) - Somethin' Stupid (Robbie Williams et Nicole Kidman) - Something (George Harrison) - Star Wars (Main Title)) - Summertime (George Gershwin) - Vérone (Roméo Et Juliette) - Vivo Per Lei (Andrea Bocelli) - While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Beatles)
2000-2005 Best Movie Songs - Pvg
2000-2005 Best Movie Songs provides the music from some of the most successful movies released between 2000 and 2005. This book contains nearly 50 titles, including music from blockbuster hits like the Star Wars trilogy, Troy, the Harry Potter movies, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Aviator, Fantastic 4, Spider-Man, and many more! A Window To The Past; Across The Stars; Al Otro Lado Del Rio; America's Aviation Hero; Another Dumb Blonde; Battle Of The Heroes; Believe; Believer; Blue Morgan; Born To Ride; Breakaway; Can't Fight The Moonlight; Coming Home From The Sea; Corpse Bride; Corynorhinus; Double Trouble; Espacio; Everything Burns; Fawkes The Phoenix; Gollum's Song; Good Ol' Boys; Hedwig's Theme; Hero; Hogwarts' Hymn; I Decide; I'm Alive; I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman; In Dreams; Into The West; James Bond Theme; Magic Works; March Of The Penguins; Move On Up; Mystic River; Need To Be Next To You; Razzle Dazzle; Remains Of The Day; Remember; Satellite; Scooby Doo, Where Are You?; Secondhand Lions; Star Wars (Main Title); Syriana Theme; The Green Mile; The Notebook; There You'll Be; This Could Be Heaven; Try Again; Victor's Piano Solo; We Can; Wonka's Welcome Song; You Can't Walk Away From Love; You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch.
Ange - Reverences - Pvg
Au delà du délire - Aujourd'hui c'est la fête chez l'apprenti sorcier - Aurelia - Ballade pour une orgie - Ces gens-là - Exode - Fils de lumière - Godevin Levilain - Hymne à la vie - La bataille du sucre - La gare de Troyes - Là pour personne - Le ballon de Billy - Le cimetière des Arlequins - Le soir du diable - Le vieux de la montagne - Les longues nuits d'Isaac - Ode à Emile - Réveille-toi - Saga - Si j'étais le Messie - Sur la trace des feed - Vu d'un chien
Atkins Chet - Plays Back Home Hymns - Guitar
Media Type : BookLevel : Intermediate-AdvancedMusical Genre : CountryNumber of pages : 56This book of hymn arrangements as recorded by Chet Atkins was done in hopes that other guitarists will benefit from the availability of beautiful hymns for guitar, both for use in worship services and for personal enjoyment as well. The arrangements are given in notation and tablature just as Chet played them. They have not been simplified, and are intended for use by those who know and appreciate Chet's style of guitar technique. Fingerings and performance notes have been added by the transcriber.
Bay William - Fingerstyle Guitar Hymns Made Easy + Cd - Guitar
Media Type : Book/CD SetLevel : Beginning-IntermediateMusical Genre : SacredSeries : Made EasyNumber of pages : 32All time favorite hymns arranged in notation and tab for easy to play fingerstyle guitar. A companion CD is included. On the CD each piece is played twice, once as a guitar solo with accompaniment and again as a back-up track so the guitarist may practice the piece and use in a worship setting; ideal for small group or church performance. Check out the Free PDF Download that contains a third of the book!
Bay William - Flatpicking Guitar Hymns Made Easy + Cd - Guitar
Media Type : Book/CD SetLevel : Beginning-IntermediateMusical Genre : SacredSeries : Made EasyNumber of pages : 32All time favorite hymns arranged in notation and tab for easy to play flatpicking guitar. A companion CD is included. On the CD each piece is played twice, once as a guitar solo with accompaniment and again as a back-up track so the guitarist may practice the piece and use in a worship setting; ideal for small group or church performance.
Bay William - Fun With - Cello
Media Type : BookLevel : BeginningMusical Genre : FolkSeries : Fun WithNumber of pages : 32 A collection of 47 big-note, easy level one solos on folk favorites designed to build technique, range, and endurance while maintaining student interest. Fun to play and serves ideally as a supplement to any method. All of the solos in this text may be played together in ensemble with the Fun with Violin, Fun with Viola, and Fun with Bass books. Includes many favorite tunes: Battle Hymn of the Republic; Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home; Blue Bells of Scotland; Cockles and Mussels; Down by the Riverside; Erie Canal; and many more.
Bay William - Fun With - Flute
Media Type : Book/CD SetLevel : BeginningMusical Genre : FolkSeries : Fun WithNumber of pages : 32 A popular collection of 47 folk songs arranged in big-note, easy style for the beginning student. Written to provide engaging playing material at an early level of development. An excellent method supplement containing many fun and familiar melodies including: Alouette; Aura Lee; Battle Hymn of the Republic; Bill Bailey; Won't You Please Come Home; Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair; Blow the Man Down; Down By the Riverside; Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes; Frankie and Johnny; Greensleeves; and more. Includes 2 CDs which contain all the songs from the book. Each song is played twice on the CD. Once with flute and piano accompaniment and a second time with only piano accompaniment so that the student can play along.
Bay William - Guitar Christmas Carols - Guitar
Media Type : BookLevel : BeginningMusical Genre : ChristmasNumber of pages : 40 A handy, case-sized book containing popular Christmas carols and songs arranged for guitar accompaniment to singing. Guitar chords appear above the melody line of each piece.
Bay William - Guitar Journals - Sacred - Guitar
Media Type : BookLevel : Beginning-IntermediateMusical Genre : SacredSeries : Guitar JournalsNumber of pages : 168Mel Bay's latest series, Guitar Journals, is the ultimate reference guide for any guitarist. This huge collection of sacred favorites is a must-have for any guitarist's everyday use. All solos are presented in notation and tablature with guitar chords. All-time favorites are selected in the following categories: Early American, Camp Meeting Songs, Spirituals, Gospel Favorites, Hymns, Contemporary Praise, and Black Gospel Style. Hard cover, covered spiral binding and premium paper stock make this a volume so beautifully printed and bound and containing so much valuable information that you will treasure it for years to come! -Comprehensive collection of sacred music broken into 7 stylistic categories -All solos presented in notation and tablature with guitar chords -Beautiful hard cover with covered spiral binding and premium paper. -Ideal for solos, jam sessions, church or worship setting
Benedict Robert - Christmas Carols For Easy Piano - Piano
Media Type : BookLevel : BeginningMusical Genre : ChristmasNumber of pages : 32 A collection of the world's most famous carols arranged for piano students. Most are fairly easy and modern, with popular harmonic settings to appeal to young students and audiences alike. Harmonic textures vary from one piece with a single-line countermelody in the left hand to simple block, arpeggiated, or waltz-style chord accompaniments. A few pieces use slightly more elaborate 'boogie' accompaniments with grace notes or jazz-inspired harmonies. Melody lines occasionally move into the left hand for added interest. All of the carols include lyrics. One song, Santa and Me, is written with a separate vocal line and piano part.
Bocelli Andrea - Arie Sacre - Pvg
Adeste Fideles - Ave Maria (Caccini / Mercurio) - Ave Maria (Gounod) - Ave Maria (Schubert) - Ave Verum Corpus - Cujus Animam from: Stabat Mater - Der Engel From: Wesendonck-Lieder - Domine Deus From: "Messe Solennelle" - Frondi Tenere...Ombra Mai Fu From: Serse - Ingemisco From: Requiem - Mille Cherubini In Coro - Panis Angelicus - Pietà, Signore - Sancta Maria - Silent Night
Burton Isaac - Sacred Hymns For Violin - Violin
Media Type : BookLevel : IntermediateMusical Genre : SacredNumber of pages : 56 These violin solos on traditional hymn tunes were written to give the intermediate violinist new and appealing repertoire that will contribute to church services throughout the year. These hymns will add variety and life to worship celebrations. Twenty-one hymn tunes are included in medleys or solos arrangements. Piano accompaniment is included.
Burton Isaac - Sacred Violin Solos - Violin
Media Type : BookLevel : IntermediateMusical Genre : SacredNumber of pages : 60 Eleven beautiful solos on favorite hymns and traditional sacred melodies. The selections are appropriate for worship celebrations throughout the church year. The keyboard accompaniment complements the violin part, and sometimes takes the melody while the violin plays a descant. Intermediate in difficulty, some pieces include double stops, use flat keys, and require mutes. These solos will enrich any worship setting.
Carlson Marilyn - Hymn Tunes For Unaccompanied Violin - Violin
Media Type : BookLevel : Multiple LevelsMusical Genre : SacredNumber of pages : 32This set of twelve hymn arrangements for unaccompanied violin represents a variety of songs, including Early American hymn tunes, gospel songs and Christmas carols. The arrangements are written in various levels of complexity and technical difficulty. Chord symbols are provided to allow the flexibility of guitar or piano accompaniment.
Carr Joe - Mandolin Gospel Tunes + Cd - Mandolin
Media Type : Book/CD SetLevel : Beginning-IntermediateMusical Genre : Gospel-Old TimeNumber of pages : 32This collection includes 34 great gospel favorites, well-known hymns and old-time spirituals especially arranged in standard notation and tablature for the mandolin. Several of the tunes are arranged for solo mandolin, while others are designed to be played with guitar accompaniment. Standard chord symbols are provided for accompaniment. The included CD presents all 34 tunes, many with guitar backup.
Castle Joseph - Favorite Hymns For Classical Guitar - Guitar
Media Type : BookLevel : Beginning-IntermediateMusical Genre : SacredNumber of pages : 32Twenty easy solos on hymn favorites. Easy to read and play, these selections are excellent for the beginning guitarist.
Christmas Carols Around The World - Pvg
Catch the holiday spirit this season! Christmas Carols from Around the World brings you a total of 69 Christmas songs from their countries of origin across the globe. Titles include ?Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,? from Austria, ?The First Noel,? from England, ?Infant So Gentle,? from France, ?Buon Natale (Means Merry Christmas to You)? from Germany, and many, many more. Expand your horizons this season and collect festive tunes from around the world. Christmas Carols from Around the World includes lyrics, the melody, and chord changes with professionally arranged piano accompaniment.


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Popeye's bizarre proportions gave me a little trouble.
Popeye's bizarre proportions gave me a little trouble. I've drawn my niece, my nephew, and my dog-niece in their Halloween costumes. Bruce Timm-style Supergirl, Baby Hulk, and a Squirrel. Ms. Haaaurggglthxz™ and © Brock Rizy 2012 Link is the hero of time and the hero of winds. I think it's safe to take his advice about nutrition. Vector art. I revised one more piece of artwork to print then distribute from the artist alley table I've jointly rented for this week's Chicago comic convention, C2E2. For your pleasure, I've included the final art, the vector shapes, and the original version. |
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