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The West is not a place," Jack A. "Papa" Weil, the founder of Rockmount Ranch Wear, was fond of saying. "It's a state of mind." Jack A. entered that state for good in 1928, when the then-27-year-old salesman for Paris Garters drove his brand-new Chrysler Roadster across the plains from Memphis to o ... More >>
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Outside of January, when the National Western Stock Show is in town, you don't see a lot of bolo ties in Colorado anymore, even though they're as much a part of Western garb as cowboy boots. "Bolo ties are not a high-volume seller," says Rockmount Ranch Wear owner Steve Weil, whose grandfather, Jack ... More >>
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MLB.com released injury updates Friday on no less than six pitchers, all recovering from surgery to repair ligaments in their throwing elbows (aka Tommy John Surgery). Here are the progress reports. John Lackey, Boston Red Sox- Lackey underwent his surgery in November 2011, the earliest of any in this group. On December 3, Lackey told reporters that he is healthy, and ready for spring training. The Red Sox are currently listing John in the fourth starter slot on their depth chart. Brian Wilson, erstwhile reliever for the San Francisco Giants, heads a group of hurlers attempting to make it back from April procedures. His surgeon, Dr. James Andrews, stated this week that Wilson is throwing, and expected to be ready for spring training. Giants Assistant GM Bobby Evans, when asked by San Francisco Chronicle reporter John Shea about Wilson's ability to be ready by then, made these comments "I think Brian understands his most important part of his 2013 season is the last three months, not the first three months, in terms of performance. I think he understands those are more critical than being out there Opening Day. That's a great goal, and I wouldn't put it past Brian to be able to accomplish that if the medical team supports that, but I don't think that's more important than being there for the last out when you get into the second half of the season." Wilson's contract was non-tendered by the Giants, which means he is currently a free agent. No matter where he signs, it is to be seen as to whether he returns as a closer, or takes a set-up role. Ryan Madson, Los Angeles Angels - Recently signed by the Angels, the relief pitcher notched 34 saves for the 2011 Phillies, but his April elbow repair did not allow him to appear in a single game for his 2012 club, the Cincinnati Reds. MLB.com reported yesterday that Madson is now making 100 throws daily from 90-100 feet. His return is speculated as "possible" for April 2013. The Angels have revamped their pitching staff this off-season, bringing in starters Tommy Hanson and Joe Blanton, plus Sean Burnett along with Madson as relievers. Dan Haren and Ervin Santana have departed, and Zach Grienke is expected to do the same as he continues to entertain free-agent offers. Jose Ceda, Miami Marlins - The 6'5, 280 lb. 25 year old also underwent Tommy John surgery in April 2012. Still considered a prospect, the Marlins are not listing him on their depth chart for the upcoming season. Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post did report that Ceda should be ready for spring training, where he is expected to compete for a bullpen spot. With the Marlins AAA New Orleans squad in 2011, Ceda recorded 24 saves while compiling a 1.084 WHIP and 1.36 ERA. A return to that form will certainly gain him a spot on Miami's depleted roster. Blake Wood, Cleveland Indians - Recovering from late-May surgery, Wood still needs more time. He last pitched in the majors in 2011 with the Kansas City Royals. Wood made over 50 appearances in each of his 2 seasons with the Royals. He was acquired by the Indians off waivers on November 2. His current projection for a return is "possibly mid-season 2013". Daniel Hudson, Arizona Diamonbacks- Hudson underwent his procedure as recently as July. After compiling an impressive 23-13 record in 2010 and 2011 after the Diamondbacks acquired him from the White Sox, Daniel's elbow allowed him to appear only 9 times before shutting down for the surgery. With Arizona expecting Hudson to step right back in to their rotation when he does return, the latest predictions are for him to join the club around the All-Star break this coming summer. As one can infer, it takes a full year after Tommy John surgery to regain the strength to pitch again. How close to that schedule, and with what percentage of their previous abilities each of these hurlers return, is a question that time alone will answer. Follow @mlbinjurynews !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="http://www.mlbinjurynews.com//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); var _gaq = _gaq || []; _gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-34100676-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = document.createElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://ssl' : 'http://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js'; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })();
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Our region remains in a relatively favorable area to avoid severe weather early this Sunday evening as strong storms skim by to our north and southwest.
One last chance of storms will arrive as the sun sets and activity in Indiana and Western Ohio arrive.
So go ahead with your outdoor plans keeping in mind there is still a Tornado Watch in effect until dusk sets in.
As expected the National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for much of the WSAZ.com area.
While the WV counties of Kanawha, Putnam, Boone, Logan, Mingo, Nicholas, Clay, Lincoln, Fayette and Raleigh are not "officially" included in the watch, it is important for people in these counties to understand the definition of a watch; namely, people living in and close to the watch area are susceptible.
In other words, the entire WSAZ region is at risk for severe weather this evening.
At 4:30 pm, there was a storm split with much of the Daniel Boone Forest and Central Ky. getting hammered with torrential rains, large hail (Josh just showed me a picture of baseball size stones) and tornado warnings. At the same time, strong storms are parading along I-70 from Indianapolis to Columbus to Pittsburgh.
The feeling from our weather staff is that the Indiana storms will be in here within an hour of sundown and pose our greatest risk.
It is interesting to watch Doppler Radar on this Sunday morning as showers and thunderstorms are blossoming seemingly from nowhere!
Take the Tug and upper Guyandotte Valleys of WV where early church goers awakened to a cloud shrouded and muggy air mass with a quiet radar. Then as if by magic thunderstorms with vivid lightning and heavy downpours exploded just before 8 AM as they moved from Mingo and Logan into Wyoming County.
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BFS Scheduler v0.444 For Linux 3.12
The BFS Linux kernel scheduler by Con Kolivas is up to version 0.444 this week and this updated scheduler is available for the Linux 3.12 kernel.
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The DRM/KMS Drivers In The Linux 3.13 Kernel
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2 December 2013 - Linux 3.13 Drivers - 1 Comment
Linux 3.6 To Linux 3.13 Kernel Power Consumption Tests
At the request of many Phoronix readers, here are some new battery power usage benchmarks on every recent Linux kernel release from Linux 3.7.0 to Linux 3.13 Git. Has an Intel "Ivy Bridge" Ultrabook's power consumption changed much due to the continuous kernel churn? Here's the answer.
30 November 2013 - Ultrabook Power Use - 11 Comments
Linux 3.13-rc2 Kernel Released With Lots Of Fixes
Linus Torvalds is celebrating Black Friday by giving out a great deal for Linux users: the Linux 3.13-rc2 kernel is now available for testing and regression spotting.
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DRM Gets More Linux 3.13 Updates; VMware DRI3
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Linux 3.13 Gets A Second Helping Of Power Management
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13 Reasons Linux 3.13 Is Going To Be Very Exciting
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The Major DRM Graphics Update Sent Into Linux 3.13
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BNSF also will expand its automotive facility in San Bernardino, Calif., by adding parking and track to support growth in new automobile traffic, and will build a connection track between BNSF and Union Pacific Railroad main lines near Richmond, Calif.
BNSF also plans to replace more than 100 miles of rail in the state.
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Sport: Swimming
Height: 6'6"
Weight: 220
Current Residence: Bremerton, Wash.
College: UC Berkeley
- 2008 Olympic Games, gold medal in the 4x100m freestyle
- 2012 Olympic Games, silver medal in the 4x100m freestyle relay, gold medal in the 100m free, gold in the 4x100m medley relay
- 2008 World Championships, gold medals in both the 100m freestyle and the 4x100m freestyle, and a silver medal in the 4x100m medley
- 2010 Pan Pacific Championships, gold medals in the 50m freestyle, 100m freestyle, 4x100m freestyle, and the 4x100m medley
- 2011 World Championships, gold medal in the 4x100m medley and a bronze medal in the 4x100m freestyle
Fun Facts: Nathan completed his undergraduate studies in 2010 in the pre-med field ... His older sister and brother both swam competitively ... His future aspiration is to become a doctor
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Dame Monica Mason closes her 10-year directorship with a final choice of favourites
A birthday offering, a wedding celebration - with that, and one further creative collaboration ahead, Dame Monica Mason makes her farewell as director of the Royal Ballet after 10 years. The last programme of favourites from the store cupboard must always be a tricky one, but true to form the mistress of the great occasion (anniversaries have been a mainstay of her programming) picked rituals and ceremonies that stressed company ethos and values.
Those 10 years of her reign have been steady, stable, conservative - mostly restricted in programming to the box-office comfort zone; and while the fecundity of the Royal Ballet's repertoire has attracted an awesome range of star dancers, essentially those stars have been firmly subsumed to the Mason company ethos - and if they didn't like, as Sylvie Guillem didn't, tough.
The line-up was not a blinding A-1 team of ballerinas consistently throughout
For her last triple bill Mason took for its themes Frederick Ashton, ballerinas, Russia and company cohesion: Ashton's Birthday Offering (a traditional company pièce d'occasion), his heartbreaking chamber drama A Month in the Country, and the remarkable, still bewildering Ballets Russes work on which the Royal Ballet's founder Ninette de Valois fed for inspiration: Bronislava Nijinska's 1923 Les Noces, in which a peasant marriage is devastatingly arranged to a strange, vivid Stravinsky score.
Birthday Offering was created in 1956 to show off ballerinas to the new young Queen Elizabeth, and if one could have cast it from the stars who have illuminated Mason's years, the seven ballerinas would have dazzled - from Guillem, Darcey Bussell, Leanne Benjamin and Miyako Yoshida to Tamara Rojo, Alina Cojocaru and Marianela Nuñez today. Most of them are not native to the Royal Ballet, which shows how powerfully its repertoire appealed worldwide. And that was another Mason storyline, the dominance of foreign dancers over native products.
But there've been injuries and also Mason's own dislike of flamboyance, and so the line-up was not a blinding A-1 team of ballerinas consistently throughout. With Rojo naturally centre, it called up sweet Yuhui Choe, crisp Laura Morera, courteous Sarah Lamb and dainty Roberta Marquez and a goodly selection of male cavaliers, but I wondered why Cojocaru and Nuñez weren't in that A-team. We ought to gorge on ballerinas in Birthday Offering. And the second cast could be all the youngsters rising whom Mason puts her bets on.
The style is powerfully studied of Petipa's Sleeping Beauty, a lifelong source for Ashton - the ballerinas' solos strongly suggest the fairies' variations, and the half-hour work proceeds like an Anglicised 19th-century grand pas, with soloists as beauteous heralds for a succulent pas de deux. Ashton is said to have done this one for a bet that he could make a pas de deux without a lift in it, as a riposte to the smash-hit acrobatic tendencies of the newly revealed Bolshoi Ballet, who had just made their debut in London. The spun-gauze result is the work of a genius, using the woman like tumbleweed, skimming the floor weightlessly on her toes, wafted along by the man with feathery sweeps of his arm. Rojo and Federico Bonelli (pictured right) make a satisfying classical couple, his gentlemanly correctness warmed by her intense presence.
Still, the dancers hadn't generally got under its skin, and the result was slightly stilted. I suppose it's not a ballet one loves more than one appreciates it: it's a grand ballet but not a great one, full of excellence but conscious of its dignity and not given good enough music to take flight from its vocabulary. The Glazunov arrangement has the feel of flamboyant costume jewellery, big golden tunes, scintillating bling, Russian flutes all a-flutter, the Hollywood feeling enhanced by the white drape behind.
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i thought both Ashton ballets
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Yes, I almost put Guillem into my Petrovna list, but not quite. She was just a tiny bit too rational and too in touch with her will; though exceptional in some of those tricky roles about feminine elusiveness (eg Marguerite and Manon). Alina Cojocaru could be superbly piteous in this run (and I mourn that Tamara Rojo may not get to do it).
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I harness years of music teaching in diverse settings (including four years' private studio plus three years as a choral director and two years as a music instructor with homeless youth) for a diverse studio meeting real artistic needs. I also am a fluent and experienced Spanish tutor, teacher, and interpreter and offer effective, individualized Spanish tutoring at your convenience.
Highlights from my career include:
* Professional singing and playing experience in diverse settings (opera stages, pubs, churches, you name it)
* Intensive and well-rounded musical training at renowned Brigham Young University in clarinet and voice (earned BM in vocal performance, 2007), including coursework in piano/keyboard, music theory, pedagogy.
* Choral music conductor experience (four years volunteer instructor) allows me to offer a broader view of instrumentation, developing your voice/instrument in a group, and establishing a presence in the music community
* Mental health, domestic violence, and disabilities direct service work as an advocate, caseworker, support group facilitator, and center director (2007-2012). Broad yet intensive experience in social services enables holistic and effective guidance with the huge array of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual issues and nuances that affect musical development and performance (bodily tension, working through nerves, motivation, stress relief techniques, goal-setting, life changes and music, disorders support, etc.)... Basically, a life music coach at your beckon call, if that is what you need.
*** Lesson Details ***
I offer a well-rounded curriculum and dynamic approach to lessons that center around what you, the student, need and want. I am as flexible or as hard-nosed as you need me to be, as I believe musical development depends upon a fluid, mutually response teacher-student relationship. I know and teach curriculum across diverse styles and genres and can adapt and weave in student interests, themes, songs, or life goals into our practice as necessary and appropriate.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Lessons in private studio room, upright piano, music library, computer, recording equipment, Internet, guitar, amps, various instruments for exploration/play/rhythm/ambiance (including hammer dulcimer, jaw harp, shakers, etc.)
*** Travel Equipment ***
Keyboard, music stand, recording and playback devices, basic music books, computer. I expect students to be able to purchase some sheet music or books, though I try to provide as many creative solutions if there are financial concerns. It is ideal/helpful if the student or student's family has a computer or media player that they can listen/watch themselves on if possible.
*** Specialties ***
Contemporary and classical styles
Music theory, songwriting and arranging
Multiple instruments or singing while playing other instruments
World music styles, songs, & instruments
I started learning piano as a child, but it was in high school that I realized I really wanted to pursue playing keyboards, because it allowed me a way to express myself. I was hooked. Later on I attended Mt. Hood Community College, played keyboards and sang in choirs and vocal jazz. After graduating on the President's List with an Associates Degree in Special Studies Music, I directed the college Gospel Ensemble for two years before working full-time at a large local church, where I was a Music Director, Worship Leader, and keyboard player. In addition to vocal and keyboard work, I enjoyed directing large and small choirs and ensembles, band directing, orchestra conducting, and arranging many styles of music. It is exciting to experience what can happen when people work together musically--the whole becomes even greater than the sum of the parts!
I've been teaching piano for 20+ years now, and I love partnering with students to help them grow musically and realize their dreams. Some of my students have gone on to be professionals or teachers, and some are playing the music they love with their friends. Others are playing in their churches or in bands, and some play simply for personal enjoyment.
If we get the opportunity to work together, you (or your child) will discover that I am patient and encouraging. My desire is to bring your musical goals into focus through education and creative participation.
What is your dream? Playing classical, rock, playing in a band, writing your own music? I'd love to help you realize that dream!
*** Lesson Details ***
I believe piano instruction should be fun and casual, yet challenging and inspiring. In our lessons, you'll learn proper technique, sight-reading, improvising, and the music theory behind it. I utilize popular piano methods and contribute additional resources, and I design lessons to help you reach your music goals, whether your dream is to play with others, write your own music, or play your favorites for personal enjoyment. You'll explore many music genres, from classical to rock to jazz, including a large dose of your preferred styles. If you play an electronic keyboard, we'll incorporate features of your instrument to increase your rhythm and song-writing skills. Aspiring songwriters can learn skills like chart writing and computer notation. You'll learn how technology--even your smart phone--can help!
The student is responsible to purchase required books--usually lesson and theory, and occasionally a recital book. These usually cost between 5 and 7 dollars each and can be purchased locally. Bring lined paper with you for your lesson notes. I'll supply staff paper, music and any additional lesson materials, as needed. I will encourage you to purchase a metronome (the musician's friend) if you do not have an instrument with rhythms or metronome.
*** Studio Equipment ***
I teach both at students' homes (on your instrument) or at my home, where I have a Yamaha CP70 electric grand piano. The lessons are in the front living room, where seating is available and parents are welcome to observe the lesson. I have a laptop with Sibelius Notation and YouTube at the ready, as well as a mic, mixer and speakers, should they be needed. There may even be a studio cat nearby to inspire you!
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If lessons are at your home, it is important that you have a practice instrument, which we will use in our lessons. If you need to purchase a piano or are exploring the world of electronic keyboards, I can help you with the many choices available and recommend instruments in your price range. I can also help you become familiar with your keyboard and those features that will be useful to you.
*** Specialties ***
For individual lessons, I prefer using the Alfred Method (beginning through intermediate), and have also used the Bastien method, and some others. I teach both sight-reading and/or improvisational skills, along with musical theory, according to the student's needs and goals. I'm comfortable in multiple styles (classical, pop, rock, folk, some jazz and blues).
Bonnie develops your ear by engaging your critical listening skills each time you play through a song. She engages your body by providing specific exercises to assist in making the best sound possible. Her lessons inspire you to prepare throughout the week and soar to a new level of knowledge during lessons. No matter your other goals for music lessons, her goal is to enable you to sing your soul through the medium of fingers flying over keys or voice lifted in melody.
Lessons begin with a warm-up and technical exercises (don't worry, they're fun!) and a review of the previous week's assignments and practice results or struggles. Then comes the exciting part: rehearsing the musical selections we've chosen for you to work on! Voice students are expected to rehearse 2-3 pieces of music in a minimum of 2 languages (English and one additional) while Piano and Flute students will work through method books and then branch out into their repertoire. As instrumental works are typically longer, these students usually study one piece of music at a time.
*** Studio Equipment ***
The studio includes basic recording equipment and is equipped with a piano, music stand, and a variety of music books. Parking is free and available on the street or in the driveway. Bonnie's home studio also has a cat in the home, so please alert her if you are allergic or need special accommodations.
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Voice and piano students must provide a piano or keyboard. Voice and flute students should provide a music stand. Students' homes must have a quiet area for the lesson with hard-backed chairs and minimize distractions (TV sound, pets, siblings, etc). All students are expected to purchase 1-3 books of music, depending on their instrument of study, and one sheet music binder. All students are to bring a pencil with working eraser and a water bottle to lessons.
*** Specialties ***
Beginners are my forte! Whether you are looking for a teacher for your child or yourself, my lessons break down the complex art of music into easily-comprehended segments. At the end of each lesson, you will know what to focus on during practice sessions, leading to a successful week of study. Questions encouraged during lessons, and if a question comes up during practice I can be reached by email, too!
Regular lessons held during the school year cover basic information such as pitch, rhythm, breathing, confidence building, and composition. For some other ideas, check out the books I use:
For piano, I highly recommend the Alfred's Basic library. With its combination of theory, aural skills, and technical exercises it has broad applications to all student ages and abilities. For young students, Alfred's Basic offers fun examples and alliterations which appeal to and capture the attention of children. Adults will find Alfred's All-In-One moves at a pace appropriate for higher-level thinkers while getting those fingers coordinated at the same time.
The primary focus for voice students is learning how to utilize the breath and train the ear to produce beautiful, balanced tone. A variety of books (many in the Schirmer or Hal Leonard series) are used to provide musical selections which challenge the student in rhythm, phrase, breath, and pronunciation. I require all voice students to sing in English and one other language, while experienced students will study and perform in many languages. Voice students are highly recommended to take piano lessons as well or to have a previous piano background in order to accompany themselves in practice and develop further theory skills.
I have been a guitar and voice instructor for over 15 years, and a piano teacher for 3. I have currently added beginning violin and ukulele. I have also tutored elementary students and worked for Montessori's for many years. I really love this job! I had a real hard time learning guitar when I was growing up because of an accident to my left arm, but I wanted to play so much that I was able to overcome it. Because of this, I think I have learned to be a very patient teacher. I see students who get frustrated and think that it's too hard to play the guitar, but I promise you my program is fun and simple. I can show you the steps to success. I have taught over 500 students in a variety of cities from Minneapolis Minnesota, to Los Angeles California, and now Portland Oregon. I have had individually and group taught over 28,000 lessons in that time, so I have dealt with every kind of person including those with disabilities. I am currently obtaining my Masters in Music education and Psychology from Marylhurst, and I have taught every age from 5-70. I am also a performer, and I own my own music publishing company through ASCAP (American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers). I currently teach Piano to level 3, so if you are a beginner, you will love my new program. Music is my life, I can help you make your dream of playing a musical instrument come true, even in a few short lessons. You can do it!
* I hold recitals twice a year in May and November. Check out my videos.
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The thing I have learned over the years teaching guitar is that everyone learns differently. I have taught in family situations where there are two or three siblings learning at the same time, but each sibling learned the skills that are unique to them. Some students are better at playing rhythm, some students are better at lead, some students are better with barre chords. As long as you are enjoying playing the guitar, you will be able to grow in every area at your own pace. Music should be a fun and rewarding experience. My lessons usually include songs that you like to play and are at your level of playing ability. We can play as a band too. When you are ready, I love to bring out the drum machine while you play guitar and I play the bass notes, giving you the feel of a live group situation that can make learning at your lesson more fun.But if that's not for you we can just play guitar together too, whatever makes you feel the most comfortable is how you will be able to learn the best. Tell me what you need I am always here to help you.
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Amplifiers, Chords, Microphones, Guitars, Piano
Private Cancellation Policy
Effective 1/1/2014, all lessons scheduled with Lisa N., Take Lessons instructor for piano, guitar, bass, and voice, will now have new reschedule and cancellation requirements. These requirements are that no lessons may be cancelled, only rescheduled. If students cancel the remaining lessons they have paid for, they must make them up or they will be forfeited. If a student misses a lesson due to sickness, vacation, traffic, or emergency, the student will have the lesson marked as missed, but will be allowed to make up the lesson within the month. The student must make up the lesson on a Saturday, unless other times are available for reschedule throughout the week. Check with the instructor for flexibility in scheduling, as every effort will be made to accommodate the situation. There will no longer be a 24 hour cancellation policy as all lessons will be marked missed. The teacher will give the same consideration due to emergencies, sickness, and or classes, and if a student shows up at the studio and a lesson cannot be given by the teacher for any reason, the student will not be charged and an additional free lesson will be given for the inconvenience.
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*Teachers marked as a Student Favorite have taught a minimum of 25 lessons and have received the highest feedback rating from students.Beginning to intermediate Guitar Voice and Bass lessons, beginning Piano.
I have taken piano lessons for the past 17 years and have been teaching for the last 5. While working on my Bachelor of Arts in Music at Willamette University, I decided to give piano lessons during the summer and found it to be an exciting way to connect with new people of all ages, give them a skill that they can use for the rest of their life, and grow as a pianist myself. Now that I have graduated, I am focusing on teaching more full time, and could not be more thrilled about it. Now giving Skype lessons!
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Having had the experience of putting in a lot of practice during the week, only to be too tense and nervous during my lesson to play well, I try to make my lessons a place where students can feel calm and relaxed. I do this by implementing humor into the lessons, and letting students know that it's not the end of the world if they're hitting a few wrong notes. At the same time, it is important for students to make progress. If a student is not making progress from week to week, it means that they are either playing something too difficult or are not practicing enough. Either way, it is my responsibility to remedy the situation.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I expect my students to have a piano. While I will not pay for their lesson books, I can buy the book for them as long as I am reimbursed.
*** Specialties ***
I incorporate some Alexander technique into my teaching. I've found that a higher body awareness helps people to relax and feel more comfortable. I am most comfortable teaching classical music.
I have a BA in Psychology, and an MA in Parapsychology. I studied Architecture for 3 years, and Music Education for two years. I was a National Merit Semifinalist in High School for good SAT scores, and in the Honors Society in High School and College. I play piano, percussion, flute, cello, guitar, bass, cornet and glockenspiel, and teach music lessons. I enjoy playing duets with my students, sharing the fun of making music with them. I do macrame', draw and paint, and am certified as a Reiki Master. I always loved school, and enjoy helping other people to learn. My Dad is my role model, since he was a calm, patient tutor for me - I try to live up to his example in my own teaching work.
I like to work with my students in a learning partnership, letting them work at their own pace with my encouragement and support.
I love to teach, and can help you love to learn!
*** Lesson Details ***
Lessons are usually 30 or 60 minutes, once a week.
I can be flexible, if your needs differ.
I can also arrange more evening times at 5:00 or later,
if the times on my availability list don't work for you.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Living room with electric piano, electric guitar, percussion instruments, and seating for parents
*** Travel Equipment ***
Piano students should have a touch-sensitive piano/keyboard in their home.
All other music students should either own or rent their instrument.
Everyone should bring their assignment notebook and their lesson books to lessons.
*** Specialties ***
I play Rock, Blues, Jazz and Classical styles.
The Faber method books are my favorite.
I have the most tutoring experience with Math and Statistics.
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This is an absolutely beautiful gloss. I bought Walk of Shame back in February with a bday coupon so it ended up being reasonably priced. However, I would NOT repurchase this or recommend it to anybody because of the lack of product in the bottle. Not sure if I just got a bad tube or what, but normally when I buy a lip product it takes forever to run out of it! This stuff is practically gone and I honestly haven't even used it that often. I have to bend the wand so much to get the smallest amount of product onto it. Has anyone else encountered this problem? I'll stick with other glosses that last longer on the lips and in the tube.
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I bought the Naked lipgloss in Walk of Shame, a gorgeous sheer pinky-nude. Looks beautiful with a darker eye or just alone. The texture is creamy, zero stickiness or heavy feel. My lips feel well conditioned and moisturized whenever I use this lipgloss. But I have to agree with the other MUAlley users...I can't believe the smell and taste of this stuff. The smell is very...pine-sol-ish, and the taste is just as blah. Not sure I'm going to use this stuff when I'm about to go in for a kiss. Would it kill UD to make a lipgloss with a yummy vanilla or mint flavor?? I mean, come on! Otherwise I would say this gloss is my HG, but sadly I can't get over the smell & taste.
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Love this lipgloss coupled with their glide on lip pencil. Excellent but a little pricey.
Love these. People, they are sheer because they are part of the Naked line. Naked = natural. It's intentional.
I bought this in Streak and it gives a natural, lovely sexy glow to the lips that looks so amazing and lasts forever.
I notice zero smell or taste. (This review is not sponsored lol)
This is a shimmery, thick, very glossy, not-too-pigmented neutral beigey-pink. It's probably easily dupable, but I love it anyway. I love the fine shimmer particles -- not too glittery and cheap-looking. It feels very moist and doesn't dry out my lips, and something about it really works too light up my face. I'm NC10-15 with warm undertones and ruddiness due to rosacea. You could probably find a much cheaper version from a DS brand, but if you can get it free with a palette, enjoy!!
A very moisturizing gloss! Some cons: the color is extremely sheer, and it smells and tastes a little off. I would repurchase during the winter.
I got this lip gloss in Streak, it's a beautiful coral colour, I think it comes out quite well. Very moisturising but it has a strange taste and smell. Glad that it wasn't just me that has found this though :) the bottle that it's in is really pretty too :)
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