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Various Artists: Presence
1 CD / New Earth Records / 2016-01-22Tracks: Hearts Awakening - Parijat; Shiva Pranam - Naren; Dämmerschein - Deuter; New Moon - Chinmaya Dunster; Om Shanti - Terry Oldfield; Drei - Deuter; Tonglen - Deuter; Between Dusk & Dawn - Hans Chri...
Artists: Various Artists
This collection from new age label New Earth Records offers nine meditative tracks from a variety of different artists on their roster. Much of New Earth's music is intended for healing, relaxation, a...continue...
Jeanne Russell: Whale Akashic Meditation With Toning [EP]
1 CD / Audio & Video Labs, Inc. / 2015-09-03Tracks: Whale Akashic Meditation & Toning
Artists: Jeanne Russell
Lis Addison: Body Chants [EP] *
1 CD / Audio & Video Labs, Inc. / 2015-08-24Tracks: Kundachant; Nechant; Machant; Keechant; Coourchant
Artists: Lis Addison
Sandra Ingerman/Byron Metcalf: The Spirit of Healing: Shamanic Journey Music [Slipcase] *
1 CD / Sounds True / 2015-07-31Tracks: Cleansing and Purification; Dreaming into Being the Life You Want; Transfiguration: Your Inner Light
Artists: Sandra Ingerman/Byron Metcalf
Personnel: Sandra Ingerman (whistle, shaman drum); Byron Metcalf (frame drum, shaman drum, bell); Dashmesh Khalsa (didjeridu).
Audio Mixer: Byron Metcalf.
Recording information: The Lair...continue...
Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda: As the Lotus Blossoms: Live [Digipak] *
1 CD / Spirit Voyage Music / 2015-04-14Tracks: Pancha Tattva; Ganesha Sharanam; Jai Govinda Jai Gopal; Jai Ma; Om Namah Shivaya; Om Namo Bhagavate; Maha Mantra; Maha Mrityunjaya
Artists: Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda
Personnel: Jaya Lakshmi (vocals, guitar, harmonium, shaker); Ananda Yogiji (vocals, classical guitar, bansuri, harmonium); Ankush Vimawala (tabla).
Audio Mixers: Jaya Lakshmi; Ananda Yogiji....continue...
Various Artists: Natural Beauty Songbirds [Box]
3 CD / Allegro / 2015-04-14Tracks: New England Spring; Northern Mist; Southern Symphony; Coastal Horizons; Prairie Glory; Dawn in the Valley; Desert Sunrise; Pacific Inlet; Baltimore Oriole; Hermit Thrush; Scarlet Tanager; Yellow-Rump...
Artists: Various Artists
Natural Beauty Songbirds is a collection from the long-running Solitudes series, which pairs environmental field recordings with soothing new age music. Over the course of three discs, this compilatio...continue...
Various Artists: Woodland Harmony: Soothing Instrumentals with Nature Sounds [Digipak]
2 CD / Allegro Musical Productions / 2015-02-14Tracks: Morning Dew; Flowing Hope; Dreams Come True; Fawn, The; Wave of Wildflowers, A; Springtime; Precious Beauty; When Day Is Gone; Charming Path; Enchantment; Source Of Peace; Mockingbird, The; Curious V...
Artists: Various Artists
Woodland Harmony is a two-disc collection of tranquil new age music set against an aural backdrop of natural forest sounds like bird song, light wind, and water running through a stream. Classical gui...continue...
Various Artists: Putumayo Presents: Yoga Lounge [Digipak]
1 CD / Putumayo / 2014-10-28Tracks: Dreamcatcher - Maneesh De Moor/Bahramji; Rama Bolo - Jai Uttal/Ben Leinbach; Om Tare Tuttare - Donna De Lory (previously unreleased); Nectar Drop - DJ Drez; Sapano Se Pucho - Niraj Chag - (featuring ...
Artists: Various Artists
Liner Note Author: Sean Johnson.
Illustrator: Nicola Heindl.
Photographers: MC Yogi; Jeffery Newbury; Nick Spanos; Marco Alar; Ajay Chag; Dean Jones; Angmari McNamara; Michel Bavelaar; S...continue...
Cecilia Chailly: Ludovico Einaudi: Stanze
1 CD / Decca / 2014-10-23Tracks: Stanze: Notte; Stanze: Calore; Stanze: Moto; Stanze: Calmo; Stanze: Vega; Stanze: Onda; Stanze: Contatti; Stanze: Respiro; Stanze: Lento; Stanze: Attesa; Stanze: Cadenza; Stanze: Orbite; Stanze: Moto...
Artists: Cecilia Chailly
Audio Remasterer: Marco Lacchino .
Liner Note Author: Ludovico Einaudi .
Recording information: Mondial Sound Studio, Milano (05/1990).
Photographer: Maria Cristina Vimercati....continue...
Cecilia Chailly: Ludovico Einaudi: Stanze
1 CD / Decca / 2014-09-30Tracks: Stanze: Notte; Stanze: Calore; Stanze: Moto; Stanze: Calmo; Stanze: Vega; Stanze: Onda; Stanze: Contatti; Stanze: Respiro; Stanze: Lento; Stanze: Attesa; Stanze: Cadenza; Stanze: Orbite; Stanze: Moto...
Artists: Cecilia Chailly
For the first time, Decca Records are proud to present the album that started it all - Einaudi's original studio recording from 1997, 'Stanze'.
Audio Remasterer: Marco Lacchini.
Liner Note Author: Ludovico Einaudi .
Recording information: Mondial Sound Studio, Milan, Italy.
Photographer: Maria Cristina Vimercati....continue...
Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda: Saraswati Dreams [Digipak]
1 CD / Sounds True / 2014-07-29Tracks: River Song, The; Saraswati Dreams; Ganesha Jaya; Govinda Jaya Jaya - (featuring Krsna Dev/Prema Mayi); Lakshmi Mantra - (featuring Masood Ali Khan/Deepak Ramapriyan); Kali Ma - (featuring Masood Ali ...
Artists: Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda
Personnel: Ananda Yogiji (vocals, guitar, nylon-string guitar, bansuri, harmonium, shaker); Jaya Lakshmi (vocals, guitar, piano, harmonium, shaker); Ankush Vimawala (tabla).
Audio Mixer: Hans C...continue...
Peter Kater/Snatam Kaur: Heart of the Universe
1 CD / / 2014-07-29Artists: Peter Kater/Snatam Kaur
Heart of the Universe represents the first musical partnership between Grammy Award-nominated pianist Peter Kater and singer/songwriter/peace activist Snatam Kaur. Backed by the Macedonia Radio Sympho...continue...
Various Artists: Namasté: Yoga [Real Music]
1 CD / Real Music / 2014-07-08Tracks: Abhaya Mudrâ - Kiran Murti; Guru Charanam - Sacred Earth; Prana - Joerg-Peter Buedi Siebert; Flowing Bamboo - Karunesh; Bhakti Heenam - Sacred Earth; Khumjung - Ben Leinbach; Shakti Dhyana - Raj...
Artists: Various Artists
Namasté: Yoga is the fifth release in Real Music's popular Namasté series. The nine tracks in this collection are sequenced together to create an appropriate flow for yoga, meditation, massa...continue...
Various Artists: Namasté: Healing
1 CD / Real Music Records / 2014-05-27Tracks: Whisper to Me - Liquid Mind; And the Light Is Forever - Kevin Kern; My Life - Kenio Fuke; Eternity; Blue Light, The - Bernward Koch; Heaven's Gate - Peter Kater; Land of Forever - 2002; Divine Onenes...
Artists: Various Artists
From the new age label Real Music comes Namasté: Healing, a collection of tranquil and restorative instrumental music., Real Music has compiled ten subtle tracks by new age artists like Peter Kat...continue...
Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda: Kundalini Mantras: Live [Digipak]
1 CD / Spirit Voyage Music / 2014-05-13Tracks: Adi Mantra (Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo); Ang Sung Wahe Guru; Wahe Guru; Altar of Love (Sat Nam Ji Wahe Guru Ji); Mul Mantra - (featuring Simrit Kaur); Ra Ma Da Sa; Aad Guray Nameh - (featuring Simrit Kau...
Artists: Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda
Personnel: Jaya Lakshmi (vocals, guitar, harmonium, shaker); Ananda Yogiji (vocals, classical guitar, bansuri, harmonium).
Audio Mixers: Jaya Lakshmi; Ananda Yogiji.
Recording informatio...continue...
Krishna Das: Kirtan Wallah *
1 CD / There / 2014-04-15Tracks: Radhe Govinda; Sri Argala Stotram (Selected Verses)/Show Me Love; Waltzing My Krishna; Saraswati; 4AM Hanuman Chalisa; Tara's Mantra; Sri Bajrang Baan; I Phoned Govinda
Artists: Krishna Das
Continuing to blend Indian call-and-response chanting (Kirtan) with Western influences of country, blues, and rock, New York musician and bhakti yoga "rock star" Krishna Das delivers his 14th album, 2...continue...
Various Artists: Atmospheric Dreams, Vol. 1
1 CD / ZYX / 2014-02-04Tracks: Soft as Silk; Guitar Visitors; Amazonas; Moments in Love; Relax; Bowls; Cold as Ice; Birds in Paradise; In the Evening; Conciousness; Classic Performance; Walk Down Memory Lane; Amazonia; Confusion; ...
Artists: Various Artists
Various Artists: Nature Sounds [ZYX]
1 CD / Music & Melody / 2014-02-04Tracks: Flying Free - Nature Orchestra; Open Skies - Nature Orchestra; Summer Rain - Nature Orchestra; Song of the Night - Nature Orchestra; Pacific Shoreline - Nature Orchestra; Invisible Waters - Nature Or...
Artists: Various Artists
Various Artists: The Romantic Jazz Collection [Digipak]
2 CD / Lifescapes Music / 2013-09-17Tracks: Romance Dance; Little Sugar, A; Afterthought; No More Loneliness; By Your Side; Don't Turn Away; Hold on Tight; New Day, A; It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere; Starry Nights; My Everything; Just Say; Warm Bree...
Artists: Various Artists
Arranger: Ed Smith.
This two-disc, 22-track set features smooth jazz renditions of romantic melodies featuring anonymous sax, guitar, piano, and percussion players delivering soothing, relaxing...continue...
Various Artists: Relaxing Guitar
1 CD / Lifescapes Music / 2013-09-17Tracks: Niagara; Lullabye (For Chris); Guitarboy; Greco, El; Big Sky; Strollin'; Cloud Dance; Song for Heather; Gone Fishin'; Sleeper Town; Sunsplash; Secret Sun; As You Are; Costa de la Luz
Artists: Various Artists
Personnel: Emanuel Kiriakou (guitar, bouzouki, keyboards); Jimi Englund (percussion).
This 14-song set features acoustic six-string, 12-string, and nylon-string guitars in an anonymous ensemble...continue...
Various Artists: Zen Relaxation [Lifescapes] [Digipak]
2 CD / Lifescapes Music / 2013-09-17Tracks: Voices of Silence; Lamp Light Within, The; Yellow Butterflies; Blossom; Between Water and Flame; Namaste; Voices of Silence (Reprise); A Song of the Great Mountain; We See Here and Forever; Turn Down...
Artists: Various Artists
From the popular Lifescapes Music label comes the two-disc collection Zen Relaxation. Perfect for relaxation, yoga, meditation, or as a sleep aid, this set includes two different Asian-inspired albums...continue...
Various Artists: The Celtic Romance Collection [Digipak]
2 CD / Lifescapes Music / 2013-09-17Tracks: Overture; Letter to a Lost Love; Pipe Dream, The; Vagabond's Waltz; My Lagan Love; Night Sky; Flight of the Unicorn; Dream Away, Sweet Angelina; Captain O'Kane; Cahan O'Hara; Kilkea Castle; Loch of a...
Artists: Various Artists
From the popular Lifescapes Music label comes the Celtic Romance Collection, a collection of both traditional songs and original, Celtic-oriented music played in the new age style. Drawing on multiple...continue...
Various Artists: Restful Sleep [Digipak]
2 CD / Reflections / 2013-08-01Tracks: Relaxing Calm; Letting Go; Twilight Serenade; Drowsy Moonbeams; Whispering Night; Slow Waves of Peace; Midnight Lullaby; Drifting; Transporting Reverie; Blanket of Stars; Peaceful Journey; Familiar C...
Artists: Various Artists
This two-disc set from the Reflections label features nearly two hours' worth of tranquil relaxation music. Whether used for meditation, yoga, as a sleep aid, or for de-stressing after a long day, the...continue...
Various Artists: Zen Garden: Music For Relaxation [Digipak]
2 CD / Reflections / 2013-08-01Tracks: Sunrise At Guilin; Whispers In the Breeze; Lotus Flower, The; Gently Flows the Li; Cascades; Yaoshan Mountain Chorus; An Ancient Path - Guan Guo Sheng; Last Baiji, The; Peace and Harmony; Arise - Don...
Artists: Various Artists
The two-disc compilation Zen Garden: Music for Relaxation features 20 tracks of tranquil, Asian-themed new age music perfect for meditation, yoga, relaxation, or as a sleep aid. Pairing various tradit...continue...
Various Artists: Rest & Relaxation [Digipak]
2 CD / Reflections of Nature / 2013-07-29Tracks: Gentle Dawn; Softness of Sand, The; Blissful Afternoon; Renewal; Paradise in a Wave; Perfect Repose, The; On the Horizon; And Then to Dream; Stress Less; Solace by the Sea; Paradise; Blissful Dreams;...
Artists: Various Artists
Photographer: Charles Register.
Music has long been a tool used to de-stress the body and mind though calming tones, gentle melodies, and subtle aural enhancements. Many people use specific moo...continue...
Various Artists: Zen Serenity [Digipak]
2 CD / Avalon / 2013-07-24Tracks: Mountain Sanctuary; Celestial Garden; Eternal Harmony; Turning the Eye Inward; Single Step, A; Illumination; Beneath the Cherry Tree; Open Hands; Perception of Oneness; Edge of Enlightenment; Zen Ser...
Artists: Various Artists
Recording information: Maywood Studios, Pittsburgh, PA; Phase One Studios, Toronto, Canada.
Avalon Music's two-disc compilation Zen Serenity features 25 tracks of tranquil, Asian-inspired new a...continue...
Nawang Khechog: Tibetan Dream Journey
1 CD / Pony Canyon Records / 2013-07-16Artists: Nawang Khechog
Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda: Kirtronica [Digipak]
1 CD / Sounds True / 2013-06-25Tracks: Jai Ambe; Radhe; Sita Ram; Jai Ganesh; Nataraj; Jai Ma; This is the Day
Artists: Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda
Personnel: Jaya Lakshmi (vocals, guitars, harmonium, synthesizer, programming); Ananda Yogiji (vocals); Ankush Vimawala (tabla).
Photographer: Michael Hilton....continue...
Michael Janisch: Jazz for Babies: The Vibraphone Album [Digipak]
1 CD / Whirlwind Recordings / 2013-06-18Tracks: Que Sera; Your Song; My One and Only Love; Isn't She Lovely; Child Is Born, A; Don't Know Why; Tenderly; God Bless the Child; My Foolish Heart; In a Sentimental Mood; More I See You, The; Emily; Rive...
Artists: Michael Janisch
Personnel: Michael Janisch (double bass); Steve Hamilton (grand piano); Jim Hart (vibraphone).
Audio Mixer: Tyler McDiarmid.
Recording information: Red Gables Studios, London.
Michael Janisch: Jazz for Babies: The Trumpet Album [Digipak]
1 CD / Whirlwind Recordings / 2013-06-18Tracks: Smile; Lovely Day; Child Is Born, A; It Never Entered My Mind; Come Away with Me; Someday My Prince Will Come; My Funny Valentine; Unforgettable; God Bless the Child; Time After Time; Nightingale San...
Artists: Michael Janisch
Personnel: Michael Janisch (double bass); Jay Phelps (trumpet); Steve Hamilton (grand piano).
Audio Mixer: Tyler McDiarmid.
Recording information: Red Gables Studios, London.
Michael Janisch: Jazz for Babies: The Saxophone Album [Digipak]
1 CD / Whirlwind Recordings / 2013-06-18Tracks: What a Wonderful World; My Favorite Things; Imagine; Child Is Born, A; At Last; My One and Only Love; God Bless the Child; Nearness of You, The; Body and Soul; I Thought About You; Love Is a Many Spl...
Artists: Michael Janisch
Personnel: Michael Janisch (double bass); Paul Booth (saxophone); Steve Hamilton (grand piano).
Audio Mixer: Tyler McDiarmid.
Recording information: Red Gables Studios, London.
Michael Janisch: Jazz for Babies: The Guitar Album [Digipak]
1 CD / Whirlwind Recordings / 2013-06-18Tracks: Child Is Born, A; Somewhere Over the Rainbow; You Are So Beautiful; Nature Boy; Georgia on My Mind; Embraceable You; Overjoyed; Body and Soul; God Bless the Child; Imagination; When You Say Nothing a...
Artists: Michael Janisch
Personnel: Michael Janisch (double bass); Phil Robson (steel guitar, nylon-string guitar); Steve Hamilton (grand piano).
Audio Mixer: Tyler McDiarmid.
Recording information: Red Gables S...continue...
Michael Janisch: Jazz for Babies: The Piano Album [Digipak]
1 CD / Whirlwind Recordings / 2013-06-18Tracks: You Are So Beautiful; Moon River; Someone Like You; What a Difference a Day Made; You Are My Sunshine; Child Is Born, A; I'll Be There; Body and Soul; Autumn Leaves; If I Ain't Got You; My Funny Vale...
Artists: Michael Janisch
Personnel: Michael Janisch (double bass); Steve Hamilton (grand piano).
Audio Mixer: Tyler McDiarmid.
Recording information: Red Gables Studios, London.
Photographer: Stephen Jay....continue...
Various Artists: Simply Meditation
1 CD / Simply / 2013-06-11Artists: Various Artists
Various Artists: Simply Spa
1 CD / Simply / 2013-06-11Artists: Various Artists
Various Artists: Relaxing Forest
1 CD / Somerset Group / 2013-05-29Tracks: Daybreak; Forgotten Trail, The; Deer in the Distance, A; Sunlight Through the Cedars; Peace Remembered; Bathed in Emerald; As Daylight Wanes; Gift of the Forest
Artists: Various Artists
Perfect for relaxation, meditation, yoga, or as a sleep aid, Relaxing Forest pairs tranquil piano music with sounds of nature. Over the course of eight tracks, the airy music wanders pleasantly, but w...continue...
Ty Burhoe: Invocation *
1 CD / CD Baby (distributor) / 2013-04-01Tracks: Shri; Invocation; Longing; Presence; Mala; Spirits; Angel's Prayer; Kula
Artists: Ty Burhoe
Personnel: Janaki Kagel, Cat McCarthy (vocals); Sabir Khan (sarangi); Genevieve Walker (violin); James Hoskins (cello); Bill Douglas (piano); Johannes Weidenmüller (double bass).
Audio Mix...continue...
Dan Gibson: Legend of the Wolf
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-03-26Tracks: Silent Running; In the Den; Play Fight; Learning to Howl; Moving the Pack; First Hunt; Beckoning Sea, The; Rituals of Winter
Artists: Dan Gibson
Composer: Michael Maxwell.
Personnel: Dan Gibson (recorder, sound effects); J. David Lindsay (guitar); Mia King, Adele Pierre, Marie Peebles (violin); Marie Peebles (viola); Marsha Moffitt (cel...continue...
Dan Gibson: Land of the Loon
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-01-01Tracks: Returning Home; Renewel; Graceful Claim; Delicate Balance, A; Whiskey Jack Creek; Symbol of the North; Restless Skies; Painter's Paradise; Wind Rider; White Throat; Stillness; Wild Symphony; Land of ...
Artists: Dan Gibson
Composer: John Herberman.
Personnel: Rob Piltch (acoustic guitar); Oliver Schroer (fiddle); Jose Shapiro, Jose Shapiro (cello); Ron Allen (bass flute, percussion); Ramiro Garcia (pan flute, que...continue...
Wayne Jones/Amy Hayashi-Jones: Relaxing Orient
1 CD / Lifescapes Music / 2013-01-01Tracks: Golden Dawn; Jade Forest; Temple of Peace; Pagoda In the Mist; Isle of Silk; Fujiyama; Gentle Reeds; Lotus Moon; Eastern Horizon; Sea of Tranquility
Artists: Wayne Jones/Amy Hayashi-Jones
Dan Gibson: Dan Gibson's Solitudes: The Classics
1 CD / CDG Records / 2013-01-01Tracks: Peer Gynt, incidental music, Op. 23: Morning; Nocturne for piano No. 2 in E flat major, Op. 9/2, CT. 109; Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune (Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun), for or...
Artists: Dan Gibson
Compositions by Bach, Grieg, Chopin, Debussy, and Pachelbel played on synclavier combined with sounds of nature.
Liner Note Author: Gordon Gibson.
Arranger: Hennie Bekker.
The Cla...continue...
Dan Gibson: Songbirds by the Stream
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-01-01Tracks: Wood Thrush (Canada Warbler); Canada Warbler (Wood Thrush); Red-Eyed Vireo (Magnolia Warbler); Rose-Breasted Grosbeak; Cardinal: Two Different Songs; American Goldfinch; Yellow Warbler; Song Sparrow,...
Artists: Dan Gibson
Photographer: Gordon Gibson....continue...
Dan Gibson: Spring Romance
1 CD / Avalon Records / 2013-01-01Artists: Dan Gibson
Celebrate the promise of spring and the blossoming of romance with this collection of some of the sweetest love songs of all time, performed by...continue...
Dan Gibson: Solitudes: Central Park - Peaceful Oasis in the City
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-01-01Tracks: Literary Walk at Dawn; Shakespeare Garden; By the Lake; Three Dancing Maidens; Patterns in the Pool; Bridle Path, The; Sparkles on Harlem Meer; Reflections from Bow Bridge
Artists: Dan Gibson
Liner Note Author: Adam Snyder .
Recording information: Arnyard Studios, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Photographer: Rob Waymen....continue...
Wayne Jones: Classical Stress Relief [Digipak]
1 CD / Lifescapes Music / 2013-01-01Tracks: First Gymnopedie; Reverie; Piano Concerto in E minor: Theme; Carmen: Entr'acte; Sonata in G, Op. 49/2: Minuet; Pavane Op. 50; Clarinet Quintet in A: Larghetto; Cantata No. 156: Arioso; Consolation; F...
Artists: Wayne Jones
Relieve the stress of your day with these beautiful and calming renditions of some of classical music's finest offerings. Featuring oboe, clarinet, flute, piano and...continue...
Dan Gibson: Solitudes: Tahiti - Voices of Paradise
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-01-01Tracks: Borabora Nui [Grand Bora Bora]; Te Ahiahi; Kua Iti Te Marama [Waiting for the Moon to Rise]; Ua Vai' Api [at the Edge of the Water]; Miri; Aroha Mai [Welcome Friend]; E Piko; Hoe Ana Te Vaka [Rowing ...
Artists: Dan Gibson
Dan Gibson: Woodland Harp
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-01-01Tracks: Morning Dew; Flowing Hope; Dreams Come True; Fawn, The; Wave of Wildflowers, A; Springtime in McCrae; Precious Beauty; When Day Is Done; [CD-Rom Track]
Artists: Dan Gibson
Personnel: Erica Goodman (harp); Marie Berard (violin); Christine Little (flute); Melvin Berman (oboe); Gary Pattison (French horn); Scott Alexander (acoustic bass); Brian Barlow (percussion).
Dan Gibson: Solitudes: Rocky Mountain Suite
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-01-01Tracks: Runoff, The; Glacier Lake; Foothills, The; Westbound; Thermal Song, The; Summer's Eve On A Mountain Lake; Bugling Elk, The; Winter's Wolves; Dreaming Of Spring
Artists: Dan Gibson
Dan Gibson: Solitudes: Algonquin Suite
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-01-01Tracks: First Light; At the Campsite; Paddle and Portage; Standing Tall; Easy Stream; Marshlands; Forest Song; Eyes of the Night; Reunion of Wolves; Campfire, The
Artists: Dan Gibson
Liner Note Author: Gordon Gibson.
Photographer: Dan Gibson.
Arranger: Hennie Bekker.
Environmental documentarian Dan Gibson made a career of capturing images of the natural world ...continue...
Dan Gibson: Solitudes: Peace in the Valley
1 CD / Solitudes / 2013-01-01Tracks: Peace in the Valley; This Is My Father's World; Morning Has Broken; Old Rugged Cross, The; 'Tis So Sweet; In the Garden; Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing; Amazing Grace; Rock of Ages; How Great Thou...
Artists: Dan Gibson


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The General Services Administration has signed an agreement with Facebook that clears the way for federal agencies to use the social-networking Web site, a GSA official told Federal Computer Week today.
The official declined to provide details about the agreement but said it takes effect immediately.
Earlier negotiations with sites such as Flickr and YouTube resulted in special terms-of-service agreements for federal agencies. The agreements resolve the government's issues with standard terms and conditions governing liability limits, endorsements, freedom of information and legal jurisdiction (read FCW's story here).
GSA has negotiated the agreements on behalf of all agencies because providers were reluctant to expend resources developing separate agreements with dozens or hundreds of agencies, GSA officials said. Agencies are already free to use Twitter because GSA found its standard terms of service compatible with federal use.
In February, Facebook announced that users can play a major role in developing the policies that govern the service. The site now lets users review, comment and vote on policy documents.
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Two key IT modernization bills could move in Congress, despite the compressed legislative calendar and the politically charged election year.
CyTech Services, the veteran-owned small business that may have played a significant role in discovering the OPM hack a year ago, says it's never been paid for that work.
Although most agencies are on track to meet a presidential directive to archive email records electronically, a few will need more time.
Limiting the impact of open source policy to a time- and scope-constrained pilot forgoes a unique and long-needed opportunity to modernize government, argues a leading open source advocate.
Agencies can put more money on mission by analyzing accounts payable data. The former leader of the U.K.'s Government Procurement Service explains what it takes.
This year's winners were honored in person at the April 7 Fed 100 Awards Gala. Click here to learn more about their accomplishments.
Do we know when the GSA Agreement will be made public?
I saw an ad for VA Careers on FB last night and thought it was weird.
One way "the feds" could use facebook is to create groups and moderate thorse groups for information about applying for careers; grants; and accessing and understanding public information like census reports, patent data, etc. Currently, these Government sources are like a blank wall that you read... but if you commuicate to them, you get generic response in return.
Does anyone know the timeframe on when GSA will sign an agreement with Ning? As far as I know an agreement hasn't been reached yet with them.
Editor's note: GSA has not made the agreement public.
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Despite 27 points from guard Logan Masters and 22 from post player Derrick Randall, the Storm Lake High boys basketball team dropped a 81-76 decision to Class 4A Sioux City West here Tuesday night.
According to SLHS coach Bob Grant, it was a game of runs. He said West scored the game's first nine points, only to see the Tornadoes bounce back with a 15-0 run.
"It came down to the fact that we couldn't get a stop when we needed to," he said. "We felt we could score any time we wanted to on them, but we gave them a lot of uncontested looks, especially on three-pointers."
With the loss, the Tornadoes dropped to 3-6 on the season.
"It was probably a game we should have won," Grant added. "Right now, we need to step up as a team and execute better."
The Tornadoes led 17-11 after the first quarter, but West outscored SLHS 20-12 in the third quarter and led 31-29 at the half.
West nearly broke the game open in the third quarter, outscoring Storm Lake 31-19 for a 62-48 lead at the last break.
Grant said his team cut the lead to four at one point in the fourth quarter, but could get no closer.
Storm Lake's junior point guard Alex Spielman added nine points and seven rebounds. Masters finished with four steals and three assists with Spielman notching three steals and four assists.
Alta 55,
Newell-Fonda 47
The Cyclones broke this game open in the third quarter, outscoring Newell-Fonda 24-13 in that frame for a 47-34 lead at the last break.
The Mustangs rallied to outscore Alta 13-8 in the fourth quarter before falling eight-points short.
The Cyclones led 13-8 after the first quarter but were outscored 13-10 in the second quarter and led 23-21 at the half.
Chad Buchholz paced the Mustangs with a game-high 15 points while Brad Anderson added 13. Senior guard Brent Sexton also hit double figures with ten points.
Buchholz added six rebounds while Sexton added five. Newell-Fonda was five of 27 on three-point attempts and made 13 of 29 two-point attempts for 45 percent. The Mustangs shot just seven free throws but made six of them.
Aurelia 64,
Sioux Central 54
Off-guard Jacob Bruce scored 19 points and teammate Chris Handy added 16 as Aurelia won this Northwest Conference game at home Tuesday night.
Tanner Winterhof pitched in with 11 points and Jared Bruce netted nine.
"From start to finish, this was our best game of the year," Aurelia coach Grant Peckenschneider said. "I liked our balanced scoring and the way we took care of the ball.
"We played well defensively and caused some turnovers, but we still gave up too many offensive rebounds."
Peckenschneider added that Jacob Bruce notched a season-high eight steals. Handy finished with a double-double with a season-high 12 rebounds.
"Tanner (Winterhof) also had a nice game, with seven assists," he added.
The Bulldogs made 22 of 45 shots for 49 percent and were 3 of 11 from three-point range. Also, Aurelia committed just nine turnovers.


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There is a lot to see in Fuengirola, f.ex. The Zoo, El Castillo Sohail, which is a Moorish castle, the harbour and Paseo Maritímo and just wandering around the city and enjoying its diversity and maybe shop. See my tips on things to do here.
I like Fuengirola a lot, it has a more "cosmopolitan" feel to it than Torremolinos, even though we are talking about a city with a population of ca 63.000 inhabitans. It has got 8 km of beaches so it is a famous tourist resort. It has got 2 busy parallel shopping streets and the "posh" area Los Boliches is also very busy. Torremolinos has got a more laid back feeling, that is my sense. So I love visiting Fuengirola and imagining that I am in a big city ;)
There are so many statues in Fuengirola, a lot of churches and a mosque. Fuengirola has got so many tiny streets leading from the main streets to the beach. A lovely town which is so worth visiting. I have still got so many more tips to add on Fuengirola.
- In a nutshell:A lovely town so diverse and so busy. Clean and fun to visit.
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What a beautiful delightful place! The zoo looks fun and the food looks yummy! Excellent page!
Seems good place to relax at the seashore!
i like the idea of the zoo and paying specific attention to endangered breeds. that would surely get my attention if visiting there. well done and with lots of great photos:)
I'm not ordinarily a big fan of zoos, but this one sounds like it has a very interesting concept. Great that the Renfe provides train service every half hour from Malaga to Fuengirola and back.
I like the sound of this town. What a great meal you had a the restaurant, and for a very cheap price, that one is worth remembering.
Love the zoo, the gardens are very nice. Lovely, informative page.
Fuengirola at times seems more like a "british" town than Spanish....unfortunately.....More a more Spanish feel..some of the other less visited towns by tourists are lovely..Rincon de la Victoria..one of them! A true Spanish town!
the optician at the danish center used to live just down the road from me when i lived in denmark and he is a good friend of my parents :O)
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Every year over 300 children will spend the holidays with out the comforts of home and family. They desperately need to know they are not forgotten and have a future.
Thank you for your generous contributions, together we raised $11,000 and gave out 236 backpacks filled with blanket, hygiene supplies, and a game for a child. Together we are giving a second chance!
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"Nobody can deny that the kids at Juvenile Hall have made mistakes before. Some are fairly minor, some more serious. Some come from broken families, some are homeless, some are your next-door neighbors. What they have in common is that all of them need a second chance.
At Juvenile Hall Auxiliary, the nonprofit arm of the Contra Costa County Probation Department, that is our very mission. Since our office is in Juvenile Hall itself, I have firsthand experience with the kids here.
I have walked alongside them, eaten with them, and tried to give hope in some of their worst moments. I want to be the first to tell you that for these kids, their time at Juvenile Hall is a unique opportunity. It is a time for us as a society to change values, open new doors and create a better future." Read the article here.
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Volkswagen revealed its brand-new Crossblue Concept plug-in hybrid SUV today at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. This is the vehicle's global debut, and it was an impressive showing. The Crossblue boasts seating for six, a diesel-electric plug-in hybrid powertrain with 35 mpg combined, and 89 mpge in electric mode.
The Crossblue Concept packs 306 horsepower, 516 pound-feet of torque, and 0 to 60 time estimated at 7.0 seconds. We love how automakers are going larger with their plugin hybrid concepts (such as Volvo's XC60 plugin SUV [1] from last year). The all-electric mode range is only 14 miles, so expect this vehicle to function as a hybrid more than an extended-range EV. Nevertheless, we love the styling, LED headlights, and practicality of the Crossblue. Check out our Flickr gallery [2] for more details and pics of the newcomer.
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The Ozark Festival Orchestra continues its 30th season at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Monett City Hall Auditorium with the 11th annual Young Artists Concert. Stueart Pincombe is soloist on the Haydn Cello Concerto in C Major. Lydia Neher of Pierce City will play the Concertino for Clarinet and Orchestra by Weber. Michael Clark of Bolivar will play the opening of the Piano Concerto #2 by Shostakovich. American music by David Stone and Morton Gould. A reception for the soloists will follow the concert.
This week in Springfield: Country music superstar George Jones performs at 7:30 p.m. on Friday at the Shrine Mosque, 601 St. Louis. Tickets are $35 to $55.
A touring production of "The Wizard of Oz" will have performances at 8 p.m. on Friday as well as 2 and 8 p.m. on Saturday at the Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts. Tickets are $25 to $50.
The 32nd annual Ozarks Model Railroad Association Train Show will be held Saturday at Springfield Catholic High School, 2340 S. Eastgate, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Home tours are offered in the afternoon.
A 1930s-inspired formal gala fundraiser for the Springfield Symphony will be held at 6 p.m. on Saturday at the University Plaza Convention Center. Tickets are $125 per person. For more details call 417-864-6683.
Drury University's music department will present scenes from three Mozart's operas at 4 p.m. Friday and 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Clara Thompson Hall on the Drury campus. Performances are free.
Evangel University's Band will give its annual lawn concert outside the student union at 6 p.m. on April 22.
Missouri State University's Concert Chorale will give a free concert at 7 p.m. on Sunday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 1115 N. Campbell Ave.
On April 19, a jazz symposium concert will be given at 7:30 p.m. in Ellis Hall at Missouri State University. The MSU music department will give a jazz concert at 7:30 p.m. on April 20 at the Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts. Both concerts are free. A jazz recital will be given at 7:30 p.m. on April 21 in Ellis Hall.
This week at the Outland Ballroom, 326 South Ave., will be Speakeasy with Mouth on Friday; the Hunderd Hand String Band on Saturday; Destruction of a Rose, Fiera, the Allen Array on April 19; Pasticity Switch and the Highwst Preist on April 20.
Opening today and running through May 15 at the Stained Glass Theatre, 1996 W. Evangel in Ozark, is Ginger Weaver-Bogle's play "Stumbling Into Grace," about the desire for a perfect family and discoveries along the way. Shows are at 7:30 p.m. with a 2:30 p.m. matinee on Saturday. Information is at 417-581-9192.
This week in northwest Ark.: At the Walton Arts Center, 495 Dickson in Fayetteville, the Spaghetti Western Orchestra presents a concert of Clint Eastwood soundtracks complete with sound effects, at 8 p.m. Friday. Tickets are $25.50. The University of Arkansas Campus and Symphonic Bands will perform at 7:30 p.m. on April 19. The UA Concert Band and Wind Band will play at 7:30 p.m. on April 20. The UA Schola Cantorum will give its spring concert at 7:30 p.m. on April 21. Tickets are $10 for each concert.
This week at George's Majestic Lounge, 519 W. Dickson in Fayetteville, will be Big-Uns, Brantley Gilbert, Taddy Porter and Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash on Friday; Boombox on Saturday; and Cletus Got Shot on Sunday.
The University of Arkansas Opera Theater will present scenes from operas by Bellini, Donizetti and Paisello with a choir of 130 voices at 8 p.m. on April 22 in Stella Boyal Smith Concert Hall. Tickets are $10.
"The Miracle Worker" will be presented at the Rogers Little Theater, 116 S. 2nd St. in Rogers, at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are at 479-631-8988.
A chainsaw carvers festival will be running Friday and Saturday in Eureka Springs, starting at 9 a.m. both days on Van Buren Street.
This week in Joplin: The play "Marian and Robin," offering a twist on the Robin Hood characters, will be presented at 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Taylor Auditorium on the Missouri Southern State University campus.
Also at Missouri Southern State University, a voice recital by Jennifer Youngs, vocalist at the Ozark Festival Orchestra Christmas concert, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Corley Auditorium. Youngs will give a master class at 1 p.m. on April 20. The MSSU Jazz Combo will give a concert at 7:30 p.m. on April 20 in Corley Auditorium. Joe Sellers will give a senior piano recital at 7:30 p.m. on April 22 in Corley Auditorium.
A "Senior Citizens Prom" dance will be held 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 21 at Joplin Memorial Hall. Tickets are $5.
The State High School music contest for large groups will be held on April 20 at MSSU for Class 1A, 2A and 3A schools. The Class 4A and 5A contest is on April 21. Choral contests for all schools is on April 22, all in Taylor Auditorium.
At the Woodshed Emporium, 311 S. Main on the northwest corner of the Carthage square, the Granny Chicks and the Coles will perform at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Admission is $5.
Performing this week at the Downstream Casino, west of Joplin, will be Retrorockerz on Friday, plus the ABS Band and Aunt Kizzy's Boyz on Saturday.
This week in Miami, Okla.: The World Famous Platters bring their stage show to the Coleman Theater, 103 N. Main St., at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. Tickets are $20.
Live Wire performs Friday at Buffalo Run Casino.
This week in Tulsa, Okla.: At the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, the Oral Roberts University dance recital "Convergence" has performances at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday in the Liddy Doenges Theatre. Comedian and illusionist Tomas Kubinek will perform at 7 p.m. on Friday in the John H. Williams Theatre. Tickets are $10. Banjo player and Grammy nominee Alison Brown will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday in the John H. Williams Theatre. Massenet's opera "Don Quichotte," telling the Don Quixote story, will be presented by Tulsa Opera at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and again next weekend. Tickets are $22 to $98.
At the BOK Center, 200 S. Denver, will be the Rock and Worship Roadshow, featuring Mercyme, the David Crowder Band, Family Force 5, Francesca Battistilli and more, will perform at 6 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $10.
At the Mabee Center, 7777 S. Lewis Ave., will be Tulsa Singfest, featuring seven major gospel music acts each night, runs April 15 to 17. The Friday show is at 7 p.m. and Saturday begins at 6 p.m. Ticket information is at 888-205-6723.
The Vintage Tulsa Antiques and Collectibles Show runs Saturday and Sunday at the SpiritBank Events Center, 105th and Memorial.
This week at Cain's Ballroom, 423 N. Main, will be Jason Boland and the Stragglers with Aaron Watson and Kyle Park on Friday; the Whigs with Red Alert and Wighead on Sunday; Crazylove, Sunshine Black, the Dull Drums, Pillotalk, Driving Avery and Floodlyne on April 20; and Rogue Wave, Man/Miracle and JBM on April 21.
This week in Kansas City: On Friday, Mo'nique brings her comedy show to the Midland Theater, 1228 Main. Angels and Airwaves plus Say anything will be at the Uptown Theater, 3700 Broadway. Ani DeFranco is at the Beaumont Club. The April Jam plays at the VooDoo Lounge at Harrah's Casino.
On Saturday, a belly dance show with Troupe Duende will be at the Uptown Theater at 8 p.m. Citizen Cope with Gail Wigmore is at the Midland Theater. Todd Rundgren plays at the Beaumont Club, 4050 Pennsylvania Ave. The Clayton Brothers Quintet is at the Gem Theater, 1615 E. 18th St. at 8 p.m. The Kansas City Civic Orchestra performs Bruch's Concerto for Violin and Viola and Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Folly Theater, 300 W. 12th St. Seven Mary Three performs at Memorial Hall, 600 N. 7th St. in Kansas City, Kan. the Kansas City Symphony Chamber Players perform works by Sibelius, Nielsen, Svendsen and Grieg at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Community Campus, 5801 W. 115th St. in Overland Park, Kan.
On Sunday, Lupe Fiasco, S-Preme and Les Izmore and Hearts of Darkness perform at the Midland Theater. Musica Sacra gives its final concert of the season at 7 p.m. at St. Francis Xavier Church, 1001 E 52nd St.
On April 21, Phoenix and Two Door Cinema Club will be at the Uptown Theater. Mark Knopfler and Pieta Brown are at the Midland Theater.
The University of Missouri Kansas City Theater presents Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" run at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday and again the following weekend at the UMKC Performing Arts Center, 4949 Cherry.
"A Chorus Line" is running at the Music Hall, 201 W. 13th St., through Sunday. Tickets are $25 to $61. Shows are at 8 p.m. with additional matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
Steve Martin's Evening of Bluegrass and Banjo plus the Steep Canyon Rangers tour will be at the Midland Theater on April 22. Tickets are $35 to $75.
Final performances of "Pride and Joy and Other Plays" by Paul Rudnick has performances Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Unicorn Theatre, 3828 Main.
The University of Missouri Conservatory of Music offers its spring dance concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at White Recital Hall, 4949 Cherry.
The American Heartland Theatre presents "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" through April 25 at 2450 Grand Blvd. in Crown Center.
"Frindle," a children's play based on Andrew Clement's book, opens April 6 and runs through May 23 at the Coterie Theatre in Crown Center, Grand and Pershing.
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If the Health Secretary's commitment to patient safety is genuine, he must be lobbying the Chancellor very hard for extra NHS funding. Perhaps he should 'do an IDS'
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The Government has been rocked by internal rows over the cuts
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I met with a geneticist today. She strongly recommended I have this test even if my early blood work and ultra sound measurement look fine since I am over 35. Anyone have this done or know anyone who has suffered a miscarriage due to this testing?
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I do know someone. Her doctor wanted to do it because she was 36 and her husband really pushed her do it ( he was leaving her for another woman) She had it done and leaked out all her fluid and had to deliver her son way to early to survive. When the tests came back, everything was fine with the baby, no defects. It was so horrible. This is rare a complication, but it does happen.
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I had an acquaintance (sp?) who got one done and they were told that their baby had down syndrome. They spent their whole pregnancy grieving, preparing and getting ready to deal with a baby with special needs. Then when the baby was actually born he was perfectly normal-no down syndrome or anything.
I agree with the post by "eggsbenedict"- what would you do with the info you might get? This is why we've always opted against, because we knew that it was not going to make a difference either way.
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It ridiculous the genetisct is pushing an amnio just due to age. If I were in your shoes, I would only consider it if my screenings came back abnormal.
I don't fully agree w/ pps about not doing it if you wouldn't "do something". To have a diagnosis doesn't mean you would terminate a pregnancy. If you know that there is a complication, then you can prepare to make sure you have the right specialists on hand, deliver in the right hospital, start planning for any special care that may be necessary for your child's issue.
I have a friend who gave birth to a baby that she learned of a defect in utero. Had she not learned of it, she wouldn't have been able to make sure she was in the right place with the right staff. And she was able to educate herself and plan ahead of time of what she would need to do after the birth to get her child to the right specialists. Its not always so simple, and her having advance knowledge made all the difference.
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I agree that your age alone is a really bad reason to push the amnio. It is a very invasive procedure that comes along with serious risks, so personally I would not have one. It is a positive that if your baby did posses that magical extra chromosome, you would have a little more time to prepare, but if there is no family history and really no other reason to suspect any sort of defect, I would not worry about the fact that you are over 35.
While being over 35 DOES increase your risks of a possible chromosome abnormality, I'd say do the 1st tri screening first to assess your risk level and then make a decision from there. While there is a risk associated with the amnio, the risk by a qualified perinatologist are much lower than what is quoted on here. My peri's risk was 1:750 for miscarriage from the amnio.
And whoever said their friend was told their baby had down syndrome and the amnio was wrong, that is basically impossible. People often confuse those stories of wrong amnios with elevated screening results. An amnio is conclusive.
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I'm sorry epm1102 but what you said is technically wrong. An amnio is 99% accurate. There is a 1% chance it can give inaccurate results. Why is that? It's because if there is a chromosome abnormality and that abnormality is a mosaicism (a mosaicism is when some but not all the cells have an extra chromosome) it is possible (not likely, but POSSIBLE) that an amnio or CVS will not pick it up.
Also with mosaicism, the percentage of cells with the extra chromosome can be very little. It is possible that this person thinks their child is fine because they are not showing any signs of down syndrome. It's scary but definitely possible...Lots of parents don't find out their child has mosaic downs until they are toddlers and not meeting their milestones.
I only know so much about this because I carried a baby into my 2nd trimester that was diagnosed with mosaic trisomy 21. I had a CVS and my genetic counselor said I could get an amnio but couldn't guarantee the results of the amnio would match the results of the CVS. Mosaicisms are very tricky... Unfortunately for our much loved baby, he also had heart and skeletal defects along with the T21 mosaicism. We lost the baby shy of 20 weeks.
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mende1 Dec 11, 2012 11:58 AM
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Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
Your computer isn't supported because OS X Mountain Lion needs a Mid 2007 MacBook Pro or newer, and you're using a Late 2006 MacBook Pro. If you want, call Apple to purchase OS X Lion > http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57 Make a backup before upgrading and check if your programs are supported > http://www.roaringapps.com
Kappy Dec 11, 2012 11:59 AM
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Upgrading to Snow Leopard, Lion, or Mountain Lion
You can upgrade to Mountain Lion from Lion or directly from Snow Leopard. Mountain Lion can be downloaded from the Mac App Store for $19.99. To access the App Store you must have Snow Leopard 10.6.6 or later installed.
Upgrading to Snow Leopard
You must purchase Snow Leopard through the Apple Store: Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard - Apple Store (U.S.). The price is $19.99 plus tax. You will be sent physical media by mail after placing your order.
After you install Snow Leopard you will have to download and install the Mac OS X 10.6.8 Update Combo v1.1 to update Snow Leopard to 10.6.8 and give you access to the App Store. Access to the App Store enables you to download Mountain Lion if your computer meets the requirements.
Snow Leopard General Requirements
1. Mac computer with an Intel processor
2. 1GB of memory
3. 5GB of available disk space
4. DVD drive for installation
5. Some features require a compatible Internet service provider;
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terms apply.
Upgrading to Lion
If your computer does not meet the requirements to install Mountain Lion, it may still meet the requirements to install Lion.
You can purchase Lion by contacting Customer Service: Contacting Apple for support and service - this includes international calling numbers. The cost is $19.99 (as it was before) plus tax. It's a download. You will get an email containing a redemption code that you then use at the Mac App Store to download Lion. Save a copy of that installer to your Downloads folder because the installer deletes itself at the end of the installation.
Lion System Requirements
1. Mac computer with an Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7,
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Michael Black Dec 11, 2012 12:00 PM
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So that is a late 2006 MBP, right? In that case, no sorry, the installer is never even going to let you download it from the app store.
noondaywitch Dec 11, 2012 1:32 PM
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According to MacTracker, it will run ML.
Original OS Mac OS X 10.4.8 (8N1037, 8N1051, 8N1430) Later OS -- Maximum OS Latest release of Mac OS X Hardware Test AHT 3A116 Bundled Software iLife '06 (includes iPhoto, iMovie HD, iDVD, iWeb, GarageBand), Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac Test Drive, iWork '06 (30-day trial), QuickBooks for Mac New User Edition, Comic Life, FileMaker Pro trial, Omni Outliner, Photo Booth, Front Row
Firmware Intel Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) Firmware Update MacBook Pro EFI Firmware Update 1.5.1"
Michael Black Dec 11, 2012 3:40 PM
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I wouldn't know about that. I do know it does not meet Apple's stated minimum system requirements for ML.
Kappy Dec 11, 2012 3:50 PM
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Nope. 10.7.5 is maximum version. It is not a mid/late 2007 model. That's the bottom for Mountain Lion.
noondaywitch Dec 12, 2012 3:36 AM
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Accepted. Had more time to research this morning and all other sources agree with that.
Looks like MacTracker needs an update.
noondaywitch Dec 12, 2012 12:55 PM
in response to Kappy
My copy and paste above is from MacBook2.1.
Just followed the 'latest OS' link through to the next page and it only goes as far as 10.7.2 though, so I think I must be missing an update somewhere.
btw, your screenshot isn't appearing.
Kappy Dec 12, 2012 1:07 PM
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Yeah, I see about the image. A forum disaster.
For a MacBook 2,1 (Mid-2007):
For a MacBook Pro 2,1 (17" C2D):
The Mid/Late 2007 is MacBook Pro 3,1 15" or 17" model that can run Mountain Lion. But neither of the above do.
A MacBook must be Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer. MacBook Pros must be Mid/Late 2007.
noondaywitch Dec 12, 2012 1:23 PM
in response to Kappy
Just discovered why I've not been updated; the latest update won't play on anything earlier than 10.6.8.
Looks like MT's usefulness to me is diminishing.
Kappy Dec 12, 2012 1:29 PM
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Or how Mountain Lion's usefulness is becoming greater. A matter of POV.
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Indeed. Mountain Lion is of no use at all to me.


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WESTWOOD, Mass. -- Newton North is off to a fast start this season -- at the plate, on the mound, against foes both in and out of conference. It continued Thursday morning at Xaverian.
Ben Porter led off the bottom of the first with a double over Trevor McQuade's head in centerfield. John Little sacrifice bunted down the first baseline to move Porter over, and suddenly North had a runner less than 90 feet from scoring and only one out. Tommy Joyce grounded out to short, which scored Porter from third, and North had a lead it would not relinquish. The Tigers went on to defeat the Hawks, 7-1.
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Tommy and Alex Joyce singled to open the bottom of the fifth, putting runners on first and second. Alexy singled for the third North hit in a row, which created a play at the plate with Tommy Joyce and the catcher. The umpire ruled Tommy got around the tag and was safe, while Alex tried to advance from second to third behind him. The catcher overthrew third, sending the ball down the left field line. Alex scored and Alexy was able to reach third on the play.
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"It's always in the back of your mind," he admitted after the game. "The no-hitter would have been nice, but...you know...it happens."
Even when he got into potential trouble, his teammates bailed him out of it. Xaverian's Andrew Elliot battled Sbordone for a nine-pitch at bat in the top of the fifth before eventually drawing a walk. He was able to get the next batter, Kevin Dolan, to hit a grounder to second. The North infield turned the 4-6-3 double play to get the runners off the base paths.
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"I was just trying to stay around the plate, and if they hit it, just let the defense make the plays behind me," he said. "I felt good going into the later innings because the first two or three innings everyone was swinging at basically one or two pitches they were thrown and the defense was making plays, so we were getting quick one-two-three innings."
He finally gave up a hit in the sixth inning when McQuade hit a line drive into right-center for a double. The ball would have rolled further if Porter did not make a diving stop before it got past him. Noah Sorrento grounded out to first to get McQuade to third and AJ King singled to plate Xaverian's only run of the game.
He pitched the full seven innings, giving up 1 run on two hits while striking out 6 and walking 2.
On the road (again): Thursday was supposed to be Newton North's home opener, but it had to be moved because its new field, located behind the high school, was saturated from Wednesday's rain. Therefore, Thursday's game was moved to Xaverian High School's turf field. The two teams kept the rules of play intact, with North serving as the home team and taking the field at the top of every inning.
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Giants' Berhe Thankful To Get Back On Field After 2015 Health ScareNat Berhe didn't play in a game in his second season with the New York Giants and learned a lot about life in the NFL. It can be taken away very quickly.


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Add this one to the trove of random baseball facts — albeit those that intersect with astronomy. Clayton Kershaw was on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday night, but the Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher wasn't talking about the snubs that most fans would have been expecting to hear about, such as Kershaw not starting the All-Star Game. Instead, he had thoughts on a family snub of planet-like proportions. Kershaw shared that his great uncle, Clyde Tombaugh, was actually the person who discovered the (former) planet Pluto. Kershaw said it's a family disappointment that Pluto has since been downgraded from a full planet to just a dwarf planet. Kershaw did say, however, that he's gotten plenty of pick-me-ups from fans lending moral support — some have passed on shirts that say "Pluto is still a planet in our hearts." Random? That baseball on Kershaw's Dodgers jersey could look like an asteroid, too. Check out Kershaw's crazy connection in the video below. Filed under: Headlines, Los Angeles Dodgers, MLB, NESN Nation, NESN Staff, Offbeat, YouTube
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Keen words of advice for 2013 graduatesPublished 10:41am Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Column: Tales From Exit 22, by Al Batt
Your days of avoiding real life are finally over.
You have graduated.
Thank you for attending something that you want to end as soon as possible.
"Commencement" is an old Norwegian word meaning, "my butt is asleep."
I see tears. Dr. Seuss said, "Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened."
I apologize for calling your school by the wrong name. That's what happens when you don't pay the graduation speaker enough. Rutgers University paid former "Jersey Shore" reality TV series star Snooki $32,000 for speaking and Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison $30,000 for a commencement speech. Snooki covered the three things that most speakers do — her hair, fist pumps and GTL (gym, tan, laundry). She offered bits of wisdom such as, "When you're tan, you feel better about yourself," and "Study hard, but party harder."
It was suggested that an earthquake in California on that same day was caused by shudders running up and down spines.
You would be better served by heeding Emily Dickinson's statement, "Girls rule, boys drool." She might have thought that, but what she actually wrote was, "I dwell in possibility."
I can't top Snooki's advice or paycheck, but I have a few things to tell you. I won't say many worthwhile things, because you won't remember them anyway. That's because you are having a senior moment. I offer less wisdom than a canoe paddle could slap into the rear end of a gnat, but lean in close and listen to what one wise in ways that only he understands has to say.
You. Yes, you wearing the cap and gown. At the appointed time, you will move your tassel from right to left. Or from left to right. Or from front to back. Or maybe you'll have it detasseled. Then what?
For starters, put that bumper sticker reading "Yeah, I know" on your car. Place it over the "How is my texting?" bumper sticker.
It's time to stop spreading the rumor that the valedictorian is the valedictorian because she was the only one in the class who could spell it. Some of you will fall victim to higher learning. You will figure things out or you won't. Some of your wisdom will be delayed. There's a lot of traffic out there.
You might feel that you aren't prepared for real life. You're right. You aren't the only apple on that tree.
We didn't have so many vampires when I was your age. We had hickeys. Despite that, I've learned some things during my time on the planet. Here are a few of those.
You have graduated. That means that, on average, you'll make more money than someone who didn't graduate. You may still cling to an elusive dream, but you'll have better jobs, homes, cars, cellphones, vacations, insurance, etc. That's worth thanking a teacher. It's a small price to pay for all that you'll have. After all, your teachers squeezed blood out of turnips.
Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. Then criticize him. It will be safer. You'll have his shoes and you'll be a mile away.
A University of Maryland study found that if you want to be happier, you should read a newspaper.
Little things are the big things. Be nice. Do the right thing at the right time in the right way for the right reason.
Keep a pen or pencil handy. There will be times when you'll need to write things down.
Eat your vegetables. Especially the ones you don't like.
You'll always have homework.
Not everything needs to change.
There is fine print in everything.
You'll never be able to afford everything you want.
Thank people often. Send thank-you notes or get a thank-you tattoo.
Take a jacket. It will please your mother.
A new cellphone may have memory, but it's up to you to make memories.
There are no magic clothes. Clothes don't make pounds disappear.
Blinkers lie.
Clean your room before leaving home.
John Wooden said, "Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do."
The world is round, but you still must be careful going around the corners.
I was in the bowels of an airport one day when I saw a caged Vietnamese pot-bellied pig being loaded into an airplane.
Things happen when pigs fly.
Pigs are flying, and you've graduated.
In the movie "The Graduate," his father's business associate gave the new graduate a single word of career advice, "Plastics."
My one word of advice to you is, "Fiber."
You'll see.
Hartland resident Al Batt's columns appear every Wednesday and Sunday.


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