text: SCA Brothers & Sisters, After reading the following note, I discussed it with the author, Donnita Rogers, and told her I would post this note on assorted lists. Please read over it, and if you can be of assistance to her, or know of someone who might be interested, please contact her directly, via the e-mail address located at the bottom of this note. I have invited her to attend the upcoming "A Viking Althing" event, scheduled for April 29 to May 1, 2011, hosted by Bjornsborg and included the flier on the note I sent her. In Service, HL Ciarnat of Firethorn Hospitaler, Stargate -----Original Message----- From: Donnita Rogers [mailto:drdee917 at gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 3:33 PM To: ciarnat at consolidated.net Subject: Local SCA events in Houston area? Hello, Lady Ciarnat of Firethorn, I am interested in contacting local members (in the Houston area) of SCA who may be holding events this spring or summer. My interest is two-fold: First,I have just published a novel about the women of Beowulf, called Faces in the Fire and set in sixth-century Denmark, with a following book to be set in the same period in Sweden.These tell the story of the Beowulf epic from a female point of view, and might be of great interest to your members. Secondly, I am looking for men dressed in chain mail (or other recognizably Viking apparel) to join me for some of my readings and appearances in the Houston area - to be paid, of course. If you can give me any information about performers and/or upcoming events, I would be most appreciative (and could send you a copy of the novel, if you so desire). Thank you in advance for any aid you can provide. Warm regards, Donnita Rogers P.S. I used to work at the Texas Renaissance Festival near Plantersville, so I'm familiar with SCA from that context. I am also a big fan of the work of Marion Zimmer Bradley, who I believe was a founder of SCA. Donnita Rogers [drdee917 at gmail.com] -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.ansteorra.org/pipermail/hou-announce-ansteorra.org/attachments/20110412/8479f8a1/attachment.htm>


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Who doesn't love an astronaut manatee or polaroid camera crab? If R2-D2 sleeps, he probably dreams of being a jellyfish, bobbing and floating through turquoise waters. And if giant robots ever come after us, we should remember to try placating them with bowls of goldfish friends. Yep, it's all pretty awesome.
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More good news came out of the Austin Joyner commitment for Washington State, if you're a recruiting enthusiast. The first Coug-commit, Thomas Toki, who has moved from the state of Washington to California for his senior season, has been thought to be waffling a bit on his pledge. This isn't shocking news in today's recruiting world but it certainly is a concern to Coug fans who are really excited about the potential of the awesome defensive tackle being in Pullman.
Perhaps we read too much into these things (in fact we know that these sorts of things can mean absolutely zip after last year's episodes with Marcus Griffin and Chandler Leniu who ended up elsewhere in the Pac-12), but it's still important that your commits get excited about potential classmates. That's why this tweet from Toki is good news.
Hell yea!!! Let's Goo!!! Congrats on the bro Austin Joyner on committing to the Cougs!!! #GoCougs #Classof2015
— 3⃣⚡Toke‼〽 (@toke_toki) April 19, 2014
I can't help it, I love recruiting and this type of stuff matters to me. When Toki resided in WA less than a year ago he was the No. 1 player in the state, but when he moved Joyner took that honor. Now, both are committed to Wazzu and it's big for the Cougs' chances of holding onto the former that the ladder cemented his verbal.
Just because one player backed out of his pledge a year ago doesn't mean a guy will do it this year so giving up hope on a player because he is viewed as a "soft verbal" is nonsense. We can only trust that Mike Leach and his staff are working their butts off to both secure more commitments and hold onto their current ones at any given point in time.
Most importantly though, committed classes feed themselves and as the Cougars get more and more of these four-stars to commit, more will want in on the party. Regardless of whether Toki ultimately flakes or sticks, I think it's obvious the Cougs are turning the proverbial recruiting corner. When you land verbals from two different No. 1 players within your state in the same class you're doing something tremendous.
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Come on Verizon. Come to my home neighborhoods so I can get off TWC!!
Dont know why people are so po'd about this statement.If the demand is there they'll provide it.Makes sense from a business standpoint.
maybe because you don't understand that how they define demand is "however we want to"? Not by actual, real demand.they agreed to not compete with comcast for example, so all the areas that demand better than comcast (as comcast sucks), are now not provided. Those are enormous markets with millions of potential customers, all who have LTE at the same time.try not to be so ignorant.
try not to be so ignorant...Your talking to me?Who the hell needs a 1gbs connection?People are still on >3mbps in the country.If the demand is there in their footprint they said they would provide it.You don't build a house, install all the upgrades and then say to the person who buys the house "well it's there if you want it"I work for Verizon as a craftperson, so I think I know a little about this.
Fat chance of that happening, Verizon/ATT basically made an agreement not to step on the turf of TWC/Comcast. Verizon/ATT gets their wireless regions and TWC+Comcast gets their wired regions.
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People who have different needs than you need a 1gbps connection. Don't like it? Don't speak for others, speak for yourself. If you want to speak about "needs" go back to using dialup.Verizon stopped their FiOS expansion, despite there being large amounts of demand, because the shareholders wanted to see a return on their shares.
working for verizon makes you defending verizon in this post even more questionable. By the way, I'm the Verizon CEO! Clearly, this must be just as factual of a statement and cannot be refuted. *crosses arms*Yes, people are still on greater than 3 megabits per second. That's what we are in 2013. Yes, a few people are on less than 3 megabits per second in 2013. None of them are signed up with Verizon either, that's for damn sure. Just because people live rural doesn't mean they're stuck with ISDN speeds anymore - satellite is a lot faster than that. Your implied message is not only inaccurate, but a lie straight up. Satellite's problem is still speed and usage cap, but it's not dialup speeds anymore for those who can afford it.go away ignorant troll.
Dont know why people are so po'd about this statement.If the demand is there they'll provide it.Makes sense from a business standpoint.
So because you disagree with someone elses opinion you result to namecalling.Real mature buddy.Build the house first, then add the upgrades.If you had a clue how the real world worked maybe you wouldnt be screaming "it's all about me"No trolling here, I just find it amusing when I read all the BS being spouted by clueless characters with a keyboard and mouse.You're a joke bud.
CXM, you know as well as I do that this is just a delaying action by Verizon.Wait a few years and you'll see when the demand for FIOS is even higher, they get the penetration rates higher, get their return on the initial investment.Communities will be bending over backwards for FIOS.While other companies keep bandaiding with older tech.Once our union employees are whittled away to nothing(and its happenning) they will come in and bury cable and say BTW, thanks for keeping our customers warm for the last few years and also letting us package our wireless with you.Sorry but we're done with you, don't let the door hit you in the @ss.
Delaying?? So they are giving up revenues as a ploy to increase demand for a service they don't offer? Sorry, that doesn't sound plausible. I would agree that they would be more inclined to continue the roll-out if they had people doing it for minimum wage (which would gain approval from Wall St) but they won't get that even if they do break the union (which I agree is a strong possibility).Nope, they are ignoring the demand for FIOS primarily because they want to be a wireless-only company. They have agreements with the cable companies to discontinue the build-out in exchange for reciprocal sales and spectrum.Their claim is meaningless... they could just as easily have said 'We have OC-48 service available if these people want 1 gig'. Sorry but several thousand $$ a month is a false option.


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Here's my problem with Haley. She has no connection with the songs and does the same arm movements and smiles no matter what the words. She has an okay voice and can be good at times but then she starts growling way too much. I just think the judges should give her direction instead of leading her to believe she's doing great all the time.
I think Haley started out a little rough when the Top 13 started to perform, but she listened to the judge's advice and has been nailing it ever scene. JMO
"Treat others the way you want to be treated."
Haley was always my least favorite girl in the top 13. I was so sure she'd be gone. I just cannot understand her or why she growls all the time. In my mind she is as bad as Rachel Zevita. I just don't understand why she is still in the competition over every single girl that has left.
I think she may be viewed as the underdog. Well, any girl is an underdog this year, right?
I also don't like her voice all that much but that's subjective. I think the judges aren't doing her any favors by raving about her performances when there's clearly some things she should work on.
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2012 may have seen the blooming of what has been referred to as a 'shift in consciousness', but we still live in a world run by corporations who have more interest in controlling information than in disclosure of knowledge to the people. Money is used to belie our freedom, to keep things hidden, and to keep us silent. The poorest are still getting further and further left behind, but I have faith in the love within people that is vibrating higher and higher. We are all made from the same star stuff, and are all living as part of a Oneness with the Earth. So even in darkness, I believe there is potential for encroachment of light.
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|Bruce Sutter
|Born: January 8, 1953
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
|Batted: Right
|Threw: Right
|MLB debut
|May 9, 1976 for the Chicago Cubs
|Last MLB appearance
|September 9, 1988 for the Atlanta Braves
|Career statistics
|Games pitched
|Win–Loss record
|Earned run average
|Career highlights and awards
|76.9% (thirteenth ballot)
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|Bruce Sutter
|Born: January 8, 1953
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
|Batted: Right
|Threw: Right
|MLB debut
|May 9, 1976 for the Chicago Cubs
|Last MLB appearance
|September 9, 1988 for the Atlanta Braves
|Career statistics
|Games pitched
|Win–Loss record
|Earned run average
|Career highlights and awards
|76.9% (thirteenth ballot)
Howard Bruce Sutter (/ˈsuːtər/; born January 8, 1953) is a former Major League Baseball right-handed relief pitcher. He was arguably the first pitcher to make effective use of the split-finger fastball. One of the sport's dominant relievers in the late 1970s and early 1980s, he became the only pitcher to lead the National League in saves five times (1979–1982, 1984). In 1979, Sutter won the NL's Cy Young Award as the league's top pitcher.
Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Sutter briefly attended Old Dominion University and was subsequently signed by the Chicago Cubs as an undrafted free agent in 1971. Between 1976 and 1988, he played for the Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals and Atlanta Braves. In the mid-1980s, Sutter began to experience shoulder problems, undergoing three surgeries and retiring in 1989.
Sutter was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown in 2006, his 13th year of eligibility. He was the fourth relief pitcher to be inducted. He was also selected to the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame in 2014. He was hired by the Philadelphia Phillies as a minor league consultant.
Sutter was born to Howard and Thelma Sutter in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Donegal High School in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, where he played baseball, football and basketball. He was quarterback and captain of the football team and also served as captain for the basketball squad, which won a district championship in his senior season. His baseball team also won the county championship.[1]
After being selected by the Washington Senators in the 21st round of the June 1970 draft, Sutter instead attended Old Dominion University before signing with the Cubs as a free agent in September 1971. He spent slightly over four seasons in the Cubs' farm system. When he was 19, Sutter had surgery on his arm to relieve a pinched nerve.[2]
When he recovered from surgery and returned to the mound a year later, Sutter found that his previous pitches were no longer effective. He learned the split-finger fastball from minor league pitching instructor Fred Martin. Sutter's large hands helped him to use the pitch, which was a modification of the forkball.[2] Sutter had nearly been released by the Cubs, but found success with the new pitch. Mike Krukow, who was also a Cubs minor league player at the time, said, "As soon as I saw him throw it, I knew he was going to the big leagues. Everyone wanted to throw it after he did."[3] Sutter played on the 1975 Texas League (AA) champion Midland Cubs.
Sutter joined the Cubs in 1976, pitching in 52 games and finishing with a 6-3 win-loss record and 10 saves. In 1977 he had a 1.34 ERA, earned an All-Star Game selection, and finished sixth and seventh in NL Cy Young Award and MVP Award voting, respectively.[4] On September 8, 1977, Sutter struck out three batters on nine pitches — Ellis Valentine, Gary Carter and Larry Parrish — in the ninth inning of a 10-inning 3-2 win over the Montreal Expos. Sutter became the 12th NL pitcher and the 19th pitcher in MLB history to accomplish the nine-strike/three-strikeout half-inning. Sutter had also struck out the side (though not on nine pitches) upon entering the game in the eighth inning, giving him six consecutive strikeouts, tying the NL record for a reliever.
Sutter's ERA increased to 3.19 in 1978, but he earned 27 saves.[4] In 1979, he saved 37 games for the club, tying the NL record held by Clay Carroll (1972) and Rollie Fingers (1978) and won the NL Cy Young Award. This year also marked the first of five seasons (four consecutive) in which he led the league in saves. In addition to the Cy Young Award, he won the Rolaids Relief Man of the Year Award and The Sporting News Fireman of the Year Award.
After five seasons with the Cubs, Sutter was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals for Leon Durham, Ken Reitz and a player to be named later in December 1980. He made his fifth consecutive All-Star Game in 1981.[4]
He was a member of the Cardinals team which won the 1982 World Series and is credited with two saves in that Series, including the Series-clinching save in Game 7 which ended with a strikeout of Gorman Thomas and a leaping hug by catcher World Series MVP Darrell Porter; Sutter also earned the save in the pennant-clinching victory in the NLCS.
Sutter joined the Atlanta Braves in December 1984 as a free agent. Sutter, who won both the Rolaids Relief Man of the Year Award and The Sporting News Reliever of the Year Award again in 1981, 1982 and 1984, tied Dan Quisenberry's major league record for most saves in a season (45) in 1984. The record had been set the previous year and was broken by Dave Righetti (46) in 1986; Sutter's NL record was broken by Lee Smith (47) in 1991.
Though Sutter never reached the same level of success as he had with his previous clubs, he was momentarily the highest paid player in baseball, although he agreed to have his Atlanta contract configured so that he was paid $750,000 for six years with the rest going into an insurance fund that was to be structured to pay him $1,000,000 for 30 years.[clarification needed][citation needed]
Injuries plagued Sutter beginning in 1986. A rotator cuff injury cost Sutter much of that season. He underwent shoulder surgery in February 1987, the third procedure performed on his arm, in an attempt to remove scar tissue and to promote nerve healing. To recover from the surgery, he was required to miss the entire 1987 season.[5] He returned to action with the Braves on a limited basis in 1988.[1] That year he earned a 1-4 record, a 4.76 ERA and 14 saves in 38 games pitched.[4]
By March 1989, Sutter was dealing with a severely torn rotator cuff and he admitted that he would be unlikely to return to baseball. "There's probably a 99.9 percent chance I won't be able to pitch again," he said.[6] Manager Bobby Cox said that "Bruce is not going to retire. We're not going to release him. We'll put him on the 21-day disabled list, then probably move him to the 60-day DL later on."[6] Sutter planned to reevaluate his condition after resting his arm for three to four months.[6] The Braves released him that November.[7]
He retired with exactly 300 saves – at the time, the third highest total in history behind Rollie Fingers (341) and Rich "Goose" Gossage (302). His career saves total was an NL record until broken by Lee Smith in 1993; Sutter had set the NL record in 1982 with his 194th save, surpassing the mark held by Roy Face. In his first nine seasons, only Kent Tekulve made more appearances, and he saved 133 of the Cubs' 379 wins between 1976 and 1980.
|Bruce Sutter's number 42 was retired by the St. Louis Cardinals in 2006.
Sutter appeared on his thirteenth Baseball Hall of Fame ballot in 2006. Sportswriter Matthew Leach of MLB.com referred to this ballot as Sutter's best chance for induction; he pointed out that Sutter would only be eligible for two more Hall of Fame ballots. Nearing the end of his eligibility, Sutter said he did not think about induction very often. "It's just an honor to be on the ballot, but it's not something I think that much about. I have no control over it. ... It's out of my hands. It's the voters, it's in the voters' hands. There's nothing I can do about it. I can't pitch anymore... There's a lot of guys that I think should be in that aren't in. It's for the special few people to get into the Hall of Fame. It shouldn't be easy to get in," he said.[8]
On January 10, 2006, Sutter was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his 13th year of eligibility by receiving 400 votes out of a possible 520, or 76.9%. He was the fourth relief pitcher inducted, the first pitcher inducted without starting a game[9] and the first inductee to end his career with fewer than 1700 innings pitched. He is also one of three pitchers in the Hall of Fame to be inducted with a losing record (Rollie Fingers and Satchel Paige being the others). Sutter's Hall of Fame plaque depicts him wearing a Cardinals cap and his trademark beard.[10] Before Sutter, Ralph Kiner (1975) was the last player elected to the Hall of Fame by the BBWAA so late in their eligibility period; Kiner was elected in his 15th and final opportunity.
Sutter's number 42, which he wore throughout his career, was retired by the St. Louis Cardinals during a ceremony at Busch Stadium on September 17, 2006. He shares his retired number with Jackie Robinson, whose number 42 was retired by all MLB teams in 1997.[11] In January, 2014, the Cardinals announced Sutter among 22 former players and personnel to be inducted into the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum for the inaugural class of 2014.[12]
On August 23, 2010, he was named a minor league consultant for the Philadelphia Phillies.[13]
Sutter remained in Atlanta with his wife and three sons after retirement. His son Chad was a catcher who played for Tulane University and was selected by the New York Yankees in the 23rd round (711th overall) of the 1999 amateur draft. Chad played one season in the minor leagues and later joined the coaching staff of the Tulane baseball team.[14]


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- Summertime by Janis Joplin: Stubb regularly sang this song when jamming with the likes of Ely, Willie, and the rest of the music gang that descended on Lubbuck. I'm picking Janis' version because of her ties to Austin and her great voice.
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Memphis athlete Joshua Owten competed in the United States of America Track and Field (USATF) National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championship in Turner Stadium in Humble, Texas and won the bronze medal.
The soon to be Central High School freshman and member of Youth Track and Field of Memphis racked a time of 26.16 in the boys (13-14) 200 meter hurdles final, finishing third to Caleb Roberson of Cal Rising Stars and Jaylon Robinson of 2NDWIND Athletics. Owten also competed in the boys (13-14) long jump flight 2, where he placed 17th.
The 2014 Junior Olympics – held July 21-27 – were the third for Owten. And although participating in track and field opened the door to the Junior Olympics, Owten said his interest in track and field came while he was trying to prepare for another sport.
"I wanted to participate (in track and field), at first, to get in shape for football," Owten said.
His track-and-field journey has included competing in the Middle School TN State Meet, where he placed first in the 400-meter dash and third in the 100-meter hurdles, and the Area 1 Kirby final, where he placed first in the 100-meter preliminaries, second in the 400-meter dash preliminaries, and 10th in the high jump, according to tn.milesplit.com.
While Owten has been participating in track for three years, this was his first year being involved with Youth Track and Field of Memphis – a nonprofit organization and USATF club.
"I just did what my coach told me in practice, and it (preparing for the event) wasn't really hard. I was calm because I did this last year, and I was confident that I would succeed," Owten said.
Owten also plays football, plays the trumpet in the band and bowls. Once while injured and unable to compete, he took part in a missionary trip to the Dominican Republic.
Even with his various activities and accomplishments, Owten still believes there's room for improvement and he has learned to be open to constructive advice.
"The best advice (I received) is that I should just listen to authority, and always go for my goal," Owten said. As far as improvement goes, Owten said, "In track and football, I need to work on my technique and balance."
Owten would like to compete in the World Olympics some day. He plans on attending college in Alabama, studying music and continuing to participate in sports during his college career. He's open to a professional career in sports, but if it doesn't happen he'll be fine with that as well.
Asked what advice he would give to others who may dream of participating in the Junior Olympics or the World Olympics, Owten stressed focus and hard work.
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I'm sheduled for a meeting in San Francisco, beginning June 16. But I'm arriving on June 15 (a Sunday) and have the whole day free. My plane is due in at 10 a.m.. My thought was to pick up a car that could be dropped off in town that evening, and head out. I would like to checking into my hotel around 8 p.m.
I would like to see the ocean, some redwoods, a winery or two (though it's not a wine tour per se), and eat all along the way - anything is fair game, from roadside farm stands to picnics to a nice dinner spot.
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I'd say Seaweed Cafe in Bodega Bay, but unfortunately it may be closed or in the midst of an ownership change.
The Cowgirl Creamery complex in Point Reyes Station's a good place to stock up for a picnic.
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Our last scenic weekend outting was to Pt. Reyes. As Robert mentions, the Cowgirl Creamery Complex is a great little place to stop for picnic supplies: wine, cheese, sandwiches, salads, desserts, etc. The staff was incredibly helpful and indulgent in terms of letting us sample the goods and offering combination suggestions. We loaded up on napkins and utensils, and even had them pop the cork because we forgot our corkscrew (the cork was re-inserted and the bottle kept in the trunk in a paper bag, of course).
We then proceeded to Johnson's Oyster Farm and picked up a sack of oysters (Drake and Hog Island are other possibilities). Typically, the oyster farms themselves are teeming with people (read: loud people with children and radios). So we kept driving, keeping an eye out on the road for signs that led to parks and tiny beaches just off the main road. There are many spots with picnic tables and park benches overlooking the bay.
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-a to die for 180 degree view of the inner bay.
Depending where you are staying, maybe you'd do better checking in, taking a breather, and then walking to your dinner restaurant. Just an idea; enjoy your stay!
Given that you're starting at the airport, I'd be tempted to go the other way: head south and west across Hwy 92 to Half Moon Bay, then south on Hwy 1 along the coast -- once you get ten minutes south of HMB the drive is very scenic with lots of pretty beaches -- to Pescadero, where you can stop at Duarte's Tavern, get some artichoke bread at Norm's/Archangeli market or a taco at the gas station, and visit Harley Farms goat cheese. You can head up into the Santa Cruz Mountains to visit some of the wineries around Bonny Doon; check out the redwoods at Butano or Big Basin; pick strawberries at Swanton. It will be less traffic and driving and waaaay fewer tourists. The redwoods are more impressive at Muir Woods, but the last time I was there the place was so swarming with visitors (late afternoon on a Saturday in March, not even high tourist season) that I couldn't really enjoy them. If you want more specific "tourist" ideas, drop me an email at the address in my profile.
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To do Duarte's, I would suggest getting to-go and heading out to the picknick tables at Pescadero. Duarte's is very cool with takeout. There are lots of good eats in the general half-moon-bay area, check them out by searching on the board.
There's some goat-cheese farm in Pescadero too - anyone know about them? I see their signs.
North vs South - if you like oysters, the choice is clear, otherwise, a tossup.
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That's Harley Farms, which I linked -- here's their website as well: http://www.harleyfarms.com/
consider a picnic. leave the car at home and take the 71 bus to golden gate park. the rose garden is absolutely stunning. deb and i have been members of the botanical garden in the bronx for a long time. the peggy rockefeller rose garden is really good but can't hold a candle to what we saw last week.
on the bus back you can always stop at magnolia pub (haight and masonic) and check out the burgers and beers in a '60s timewarp. renovations were still going on last week but should be finished by now.


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I would like to see the pictures of the different cuts full size & a picture of a cut stone as well as uncut stone on the list page I know is asking alot. I've noticed something that may help too, Tags, to drill down crystals & minerals. Also I've noticed the dark theme is missing. Love the app, thank you very much. I'm selling it to my students in my classes. Five stars! EDIT: In the 5th May upda
(75 stars)
This app comes highly recommended. The way the material is put together is amazing. Best part is how everything has a picture with the ability to click the picture and be sent to Google images for even more pics referencing. Well worth the money.


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I love GarageBand, but am a little dissappointed with the lack of orchestra instruments. I would have loved to show my son how a symphony is created and how every instrument is used to create the mood, melody and harmony. I wrote Apple regarding this and also wished that I could put a key change in the timeline. They have transpose, but it is difficult to use. However, as a simple multi-track mixer, its great!
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