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Arsenal Fans Cold Shoulder Friday Night Action On This Day, 21st December 1979 | Arsenal On This Day
Arsenal Fans Cold Shoulder Friday Night Action On This Day, 21st December 1979
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An experiment by Arsenal that saw Friday night football arrive half a decade before the BBC would introduce live matches on television. Judging by the fare on offer, it was not a great match and the report notes that the attendance was 10,000 less than the average attendance that season.
Eight months previously, 28,885 had watched the corresponding fixture in the 1978-79 season. Ten months on, 1980-81s encounter between the two sides drew a crowd of just 21,839. This match though, remains the lowest attendance for an Arsenal home match in the league against Norwich City to date.
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This Bristol VRT adds to our Western National fleet of models in their traditional Tilling green and cream colours. Registered OTA 293G, fleet number 1059 operates route 7 to Mount Batten, Plymouth. RRP £32.50
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It has been some time since Gateshead District’s green and cream colours have graced our models. Registered CCN 334C, fleet number 134, our Alexander Atlantean operates route 7 to Fawdon via Tyne Bridge.RRP £32.50
Following the demand for our previously released Southdown VRT is fleet number 507 which could possibly be another sellout. Registered TCD 507J it is on route 319 to Tunbridge Wells.
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See what travellers are saying: Suzana414 reviewsReviewed 5 November 2012 Renewed and modernVery nice hotel with a wonderfull sea view. Very reach breakfast buffet and nice staff. Rooms are big and very clean, modern interior. Good value for the money.
Need some effort to find it in Malinska but worth it.Helpful?2 Medobrunda65 reviewsReviewed 5 October 2012 Average, bit more effort required...I stayed there just before the season geared up, at the end of May 2012. I was not impressed as there was nothing to impress even a rookie tourist. It starts from arrival where there's absolutely no-one to assist with the luggage, moreover, you cannot...MoreHelpful?
Globe0356 reviewsReviewed 24 September 2012 NORTH ORIENTED BEACH LONG-CHAIRS FIXED IN CONCRETE FLOORRude reception staff. Wifi in the room very expensive and doesn't work properly. Computer at reception is for free but is closed down after ten minutes.
Half board dinner is nothing special although drinks are included but red wine is simply vinagar, soft drinks are...MoreHelpful?3 Stefan58672 reviewsReviewed 2 September 2012 FantasticAt check in, we were made to feel so welcome by the friendly English speaking receptionist. We stayed in the Mulino suite which is beautifully appointed and very spacious. Each bedroom and lounge area had airconditioning. The suite was very clean and, Katarina the housekeeper...MoreHelpful?1 Response from hotelmalin, Manager at Hotel MalinDear mr. Stefan,
We hope that you'll visit us soon again because we assure you that you can explore even more...More
Branka j13 reviewsReviewed 14 August 2012 Best hotelI was in July in this hotel with my husband. This is one of the most beautiful hotel were we been. Very polite staff like always, beautiful clean rooms, best food in restoran. Everything is excellent. We recommend everyone to visit the Malin Hotel and...MoreHelpful?3 Response from hotelmalin, Manager at Hotel MalinDear mrs. Branka,
I am happy to hear you’ve enjoyed your stay with us, and that you complemented our location and friendly staff. We are always looking to improve...More
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In those days one took a ferry from mainland to Krk Island.
We would lke to return to celebrate our anniversary around 7 August 2015
Can this be the same Hotel - updated or even re-built.
Would a Suite give us a few days of luxurious peace and quiet or has the whole hotel been given over to Coach Parties ?
We have read the mixed reviews but would be interested to hear what Trip Advisors have to advise about our specific requirements and what the Hotel has to say in reply to our interest.25 August 2014|Answer Show all 2 answers Hide all answersAre you sure you want to delete this question?Delete Confirm CancelWhat is your answer?Posting guidelinesSubmitCancelResponse from ZahtevniGost | Reviewed this property |Sorry for a late answer, just spent holidays with my wife at my favorite summer destination, Mykonos. The hotel (Malin) looks pretty much new, a decade or so. Sea view suites are fine, don't know about clientelle at the time... More Sorry for a late answer, just spent holidays with my wife at my favorite summer destination, Mykonos. The hotel (Malin) looks pretty much new, a decade or so. Sea view suites are fine, don't know about clientelle at the time - prices are much higher in August, so presumably everything should be on a truly acceptable level. Too much concrete everywhere, especially at the beach, though.
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To my beautiful flower garden that Tim made for me? Maybe it has dissapeared because I have for a while... Time to write...
The rain summer this is getting to everyone these days. It's dark, bleak, and darn awful. Certainly this summer is not a reward for the icy, stormy, long cold winter we roughed through. Summer 2008 is not what any of us likely expected. We had brides who waded through hail, mud, rain and mud this summer. For the first time in a very long time, I had jeans on the other night - with a white rain coat - hat and all.
However, as I was taking pictures last weekend at the cottage - I had particular joy one day when the sun peaked out and showered us with rays of sunshine. As the day neared an end I attempted to capture every moment of the sun's rays - right up to the setting over the hills.
Life just keeps happening. I get up in the morning with so much intention and by the end of the month (after many mornings of intention), I realize that somewhere along the line.... I just didn't get to it, whatever it was!I have attempted to write a few times this past months. I start out with a few lines and then once again face the writing "dry spell". I was encouraged by a friend to write about the "dry spell" and I think I tried... but faced little success.
And then sometimes when we least expect it....Today I received a note from my one daughter. She shared that sometimes she didn't really see things and sometimes doesn't say much - but she thinks I am a big part of the "spark" she carries in life. I was very touched and humbled by her words. I joked a bit inside thinking... "oh no - her crazy and passionate personality is my fault"!. After the chuckle, I was more humbled by my ability to effect who she is and who she could and will be.
A racing thought entered my mind, if only I could start over with all four of my children. Start over with a purpose and plan of how I was going to guide their walk, encourage each of them in their individuality, shape them to incredible heights with my utmost ability. If only.....I think about the "silver lining" of who each of us really are. The lining that lies quietly below the worldly elements of who we are in reaction to a world around us. The protected core that is tucked safely below the human walls we create to survive the crashing waves of life. The core that shines like a precious gem. This core is the element of who we are. He created that core - do we know why?
I can only begin to imagine how our Father paces with anticipation, excitement and wonder just waiting to see what we are going to do with all He has done to ignite our individual sparks, to mould us exactly as He wants us. How touched He is when we just stop and share our hearts with him. How thrilled He is when His precious child thrives with love, passion and spark.How blessed we are that we have our Father who watches from above with more love in His heart for us than we could possibly imagine.
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An investigation into fuelstock production in the UBC farm to create energy and reduce GHG emissions Tseng, Wei-I (Winnie); Lui, Sze Wah (Christy); Li, Guanpeng (Justin) Nov 28, 2013
Title An investigation into fuelstock production in the UBC farm to create energy and reduce GHG emissions
Creator Tseng, Wei-I (Winnie)
Lui, Sze Wah (Christy)
Li, Guanpeng (Justin)
Description The project is to investigate the best plant as fuelstock that can be grown in UBC farm, which is a 24 hectre farm on the southern end of the University of British Columbia (UBC). The Triple Bottom Line method is implemented during the entire investigation. Since several fuelstock options can be grown in UBC farm, the best candidate should chosen based on economical, ecological and social indicators. The result is derived by estimation since all data are collected from other papers and online resources. The economic indicators include input costs and profit generated by trading Miscanthus with the Bioenergy Research Demonstration Facility (BRDF). The ecological indicators applied are reusability of existing space and materials, improvement in environmental condition, protection from environmental degradation and increase in sustainable practice. Also, the social indicators consist of potential job increases, improvement of relations across sectors and providing educational opportunities. The result shows that Miscanthus is the best option and is highly recommended. Although the UBC farm may not provide the enough land to grow Miscanthus and supply the entire operation of BRDF, the pattem and model can be transfered to other parts of British Columbia (BC) and be implemented. In short terms, there is money input to the project, however, from long run perspectives, society and ecology environment will benefit of low greenhouse gas(GHG) emissions. Disclaimer: “UBC SEEDS provides students with the opportunity to share the findings of their studies, as well as their opinions, conclusions and recommendations with the UBC community. The reader should bear in mind that this is a student project/report and is not an official document of UBC. Furthermore readers should bear in mind that these reports may not reflect the current status of activities at UBC. We urge you to contact the research persons mentioned in a report or the SEEDS Coordinator about the current status of the subject matter of a project/report.”
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UBC Social Ecological Economic Development Studies (SEEDS) Student ReportGuanpeng (Justin) Li, Sze Wah (Christy) Lui, WeiI (Winnie) TsengAn Investigation into Fuelstock Production in theUBC Farm to Create Energy and Reduce GHGEmissionsAPSC 261November 28, 2013University of British Columbia Disclaimer: “UBC SEEDS provides students with the opportunity to share the findings of their studies, as well as their opinions, conclusions and recommendations with the UBC community. The reader should bear in mind that this is a student project/report and is not an official document of UBC. Furthermore readers should bear in mind that these reports may not reflect the current status of activities at UBC. We urge you to contact the research persons mentioned in a report or the SEEDS Coordinator about the current status of the subject matter of a project/report”.  TABLE OF CONTENTSLIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS --------------------------------------------------------- 1GLOSSARY --------------------------------------------------------- 2LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS --------------------------------------------------------- 31.0 INTRODUCTION --------------------------------------------------------- 42.0 INVESTIGATION --------------------------------------------------------- 52.1 LAND EXPLORATION --------------------------------------------------------- 52.2 BRDF SPECIFICATION --------------------------------------------------------- 52.3 FUELSTOCK OPTIONS --------------------------------------------------------- 62.3.1 Miscanthus --------------------------------------------------------- 62.3.2 Willow --------------------------------------------------------- 62.3.3 Corn --------------------------------------------------------- 63.0 ECONOMIC ASPECT --------------------------------------------------------- 84.0 ECOLOGICAL ASPECT --------------------------------------------------------- 124.1 REUSABILITY OF EXISTINGSPACE AND MATERIALS--------------------------------------------------------- 124.2 IMPROVEMENTS INENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION--------------------------------------------------------- 134.2.1 Low Input Requirements --------------------------------------------------------- 144.2.2 High Water and Nutrient UseEfficiency--------------------------------------------------------- 154.3 PROTECTION FROMENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION--------------------------------------------------------- 154.3.1 Soil Carbon Sequestration --------------------------------------------------------- 154.3.2 GHG Mitigation --------------------------------------------------------- 164.4 INCREASE IN SUSTAINABLEPRACTICES--------------------------------------------------------- 195.0 SOCIAL ASPECT --------------------------------------------------------- 206.0 CONCLUSION ANDRECOMMENDATIONS--------------------------------------------------------- 24REFERENCES --------------------------------------------------------- 25LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONSLIST OF FIGURESFigure Page1. BRDF Specification (“Bioenergy Research and Demonstration Facility”, n.d.) 52. Definable features and a subjective scoring system for evaluation ofagricultural zone (Tubbs & Blackwood, 1971, p. 170)123. Year-to-year yield and fuel consumption for Miscanthus production excludingfertilizer production and transportation (Wang, Dunn, &Wan, 2012)17LIST OF TABLESTable Page1. Annual cost and profit of two cropping systems over 10 years (Heaton, 2012) 92. Evaluation of the existing hedgerows and farm margins 133. Nitrate loss on unfertilized and fertilized Miscanthus plots (Jones &Waish,2000, p. 175)144. Rhizome Development and Nutrient Content over the First 3 Seasons ofGrowth (Caslin et al., 2011, p. 17)155. Net avoided fossil fuel energy (GJ ha-1) when Miscanthus is used for energyproduction (Jones &Waish, 2000, p. 172)186. Net avoided GHG emissions (t ha-1) when Miscanthus is used as a fuel forenergy production (Jones &Waish, 2000, p. 173).191
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Addicted2Paper : Tattered Floral Challenge
Addicted2Paper Thursday, March 21, 2013
Ok....be prepared to faint! Lol....I actually did girly - well girly for me. I did put my own spin on it though. What exactly am I talking about? Well I decided that this year I wanted to challenge myself and enter more contests, participate in more challenges, and experiment with different styles. When given a choice I have a tendency to gravitate to steampunk and grunge.
The contest I am entering is for Tim Holtz's Tattered Floral contest. I decided to make a configuration box as I have never done one before. Here is the finished project:
I started off painting visible areas purple. Then I embossed Ranger Metal sheets and the HVAC metal tape and burnished it onto the box. I painted with white paint, wiped off some and then let dry. Scrupped off some more paint then Added purple and did the same thing. I made a shelf for the top of the configuration box. I made it out of chipboard, created sides, cut the top with an on the edge die, and then wrapped the whole thing in embossed metal and gave it the same treatment.
The flowers in the picture below this one, I used as the main pieces on the top. I made two large and two small ones out of canvas. I painted a ton of metal white, with touches of purple, I took an enamel piece I made and painted it as well. Did I mention I am not girly. I was going to make sweet little flowers to put on top. That didn't happen. My inner grunge voice came screaming through and before you know it I was inking and painting the canvas like crazy. I used Dylusions and Glimmermists. I also used tons of paint. Prior to coloring I had treated it with modge podge. Using the TH Tattered floral die I cut out many many layers for the flowers. I hot glued them together. The fabric was stiff and I had a hard time getting the freyed rumpled and tattered look I wanted. So I got my hands wet and kept squishing and working the flower until I got the desired look. I used different centers for each. The flowers are actually a little bit lighter purple than in the picture. For some reason they almost look blue in some of the pictures.
Acloseup of the top
Bottom Right Cube: I added a stamp from the G45 place in time collection. I pained a K & Company frame white and smudged purple onto it. To all of the papers I added white paint. I made little spools using the paperline as well. Also tucked in there is some TH trim, an altered button, a bling key, and a flower that had been dipped in Utee, and then painted purple, highlighted in white paint.
To the front, I took a hinge I had, painted it white and hightlighted in purple.
Left cube: Really the paper is the same color purple as the Bonne Fete paper from the collection - need to learn how to use the features on my camera. I used paper from the collection, a Jolees gem, a Recollections birds nest highlighted with white, and a bird.
To the inside top, I removed the configuration boxes and left it open. I papered the whole thing using the same collection. Added lace, flowers, birds nest, pearls, bird cages, etc.
Fingers crossed. Please please.....those prize packages look awesome. Fingers crossed.
KimMarch 22, 2013 at 7:53 AMI love this Kel! All of the small details plus the hint of grunge with the girly. Great job!ReplyDeleteRepliesKelleyMarch 23, 2013 at 11:43 PMThanks! It was definitely a stretch. DeleteReplyBarb ParkerMarch 25, 2013 at 9:44 PMWHAT !!??? NO ORANGE ???? Wow !! Kel you really came through on this one and I hope you get a great big giant prize along with a hug from Timmy himself !! Awesome job !ReplyDeleteLoriMarch 26, 2013 at 9:57 AMI love this, Kelly! The little nods to spring hidden to be discovered at leisure - so clever.ReplyDeleteTanyaApril 25, 2013 at 5:20 PMLove this! I love purple :)ReplyDeleteMaria CalderoneApril 27, 2013 at 7:28 PMKelley, this is awesome!!! Going through and looking at some of your creations, they are really nice. You def are very talented!!!Smiles!!!!ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...


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Icy commutes Tues. & Wed. a.m. By Washington Post Editors
For most Washington commuters, the workweek is just barely underway but already everyone is looking ahead to what Tuesday and Wednesday may bring.
According to the Capital Weather Gang, Tuesday morning may bring light precipitation. However, we've seen several instances this winter when a little ice has caused major problems on the highways. Acting with caution, the Office of Personnel Management has already announced that federal workers can take unscheduled leave Tuesday morning. The bigger threat arises for Wednesday morning. The District and points to the south and east may see rain, but the Capital Weather Gang says the odds of icing will increase in areas such as Loudoun County and Montgomery and Frederick counties. In fact a winter storm watch is in effect for some areas, with the possibility of more than a quarter inch of ice accumulating. Here are some ways you can prepare:
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Get a free Ovation cc01 Celebrity Acoustic GuitarYou've heard those great acoustic guitar tunes and you've decided you must become an acoustic guitarist. However, you know you are not even started if you do not have your own guitar. You want to be a great acoustic guitarist so you want to get the best guitar for you. Here are steps that will guarantee you get what's best for you...First, you must understand that there are very many different types of acoustic guitars: Twelve strings, six strings, acoustic electric guitars and so on. Second, you must also understand that you can get an acoustic guitar for as little as $100 and less or as high as $50K (Yes, that will buy two brand new cars!)Now the point in giving you these basic information is to remind you that you can get carried away for the wrong reasons when buying an acoustic guitar. Know what you want and stick to it or you can easily buy something you really don't need.The following should serve as a good checklist:1) Make sure the neck is comfortable. Feel it. Is it too small or too big? Pick one that suits your hand. You shouldn't be struggling with the neck of your guitar. Remember that's where most of the actions will come from.2) Check the wood. This is the most important determinant of your acoustic guitar's sound. Different woods give different timbres. If this wood stuff doesn't seem clear to you, play the guitar and compare it with others. Take the one that has the sound you prefer most.3) Your guitar needs good tuning machines. There are two main types: the open and the enclosed type. Just know that the open ones are more prone to rust and require more maintenance than the enclosed ones.4) Do you need a lot of amplification for your acoustic guitar where you perform? Then you'll be better off with an acoustic -electric guitar. These are designed to handlle very high amplification without producing feedbacks.Buying an acoustic guitar is all about getting something that gives you great sounds, suits your budget and will last long. When you achieve stardom, you can go for those that have prestige. For now you should be just fine with these basics.Get a free Ovation cc01 Celebrity Acoustic GuitarSource Posted by
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Free Numark TTUSB TurntableThe Numark TTXUSB turntable is an improved, USB-capable version of the industry standard, Numark TTX professional turntable. TTXUSB is a unique industrial-grade performance turntable that also makes digitizing your vinyl record collection a breeze by harnessing USB plug and play compatibility for both PC and Macintosh personal computers.Features : - interchangeable use of S-Shaped or straight tone arms - variable torque - battle or club style configuration - adjustable anti-skating control for increased stereo balance - support for both 33, 45 and 78 RPM playback speeds- adjustable pitch control (± 8%, 10%, 25%, and 50%)- switched Line/Phono output connectors for connection to a receiver or amplifier- keylock feature included to allow DJs to adjust tempo without changing pitchNumark's TTXUSB Turntable package includes the turntable, a USB cable for interconnecting with a computer, an RCA cable for patching into a stereo system, an adapter for 45 RPM recordings, and EZ Vinyl Converter by MixMeister (a new program available exclusively to Numark that quickly converts vinyl tracks directly to iTunes).Free Numark TTUSB TurntableSource Posted by
Free Shure Microphone PackageWhen it comes to buying microphones, there is a certain basic level of expertise that should be employed. Here are the three main things to keep in mind when buying a microphone of any type.One of the first things to consider when buying a microphone is the type of usage that will be incurred by the microphone. Not all microphones are made for use in a wide variety of situations. For example, there is a big difference between the purchase of mikes that are going to be used in a secure environment, such as a sound proofed room, and those that are intended for use on a concert stage. Buy understanding how the microphone will be employed, it is easier to focus on the right types of microphones and not waste time looking at models that will not perform well in that situation.Second, determine what level of sound quality will be acceptable for your new mike. Check onthe frequency response and the clarity of the transmission when buying a microphone. If at all possible run a quick test with a demonstration model, and make sure the unit will do what you need it to do in the way of sound capture and transmission. If the level of quality is not sufficient for your purposes, then check out other brands.A third factor to keep in mind when buying a microphone is how compatible the new microphone will be with your existing equipment. While you may find a brand and product that is just great, there is no point in buying a microphone that cannot be easily miked to the sound equipment you already have in hand. Even if there are adapters that you could pick up, it may be a good idea to buy a microphone that is ready made to interact with your components. The good thing is that many types of microphones are not all that expensive. That means you can find units that will work well in just about any situation without laying out a lot of money. Generally, basic microphones that will work with off the shelf recorders will start in the range of $25.00 US Dollars (USD). Even microphones that are intended for use with stage work can be purchased for less than $300.00 USD and still get reliable quality and performance. Because the prices are so reasonable, you may want to consider the possibility of covering your bases, by buying a microphone for use now, and then a second one to keep on hand for unexpected emergencies. Free Shure Microphone Package Source
Get a free Seymour Duncan Guitar PickupChoosing electric guitar pickup replacements is a common decision made by guitar players. Even the beginning player knows that having sub-par pickups is going to affect the sound that your new or old guitar produces. For this reason, you can order or purchase many different pickups from many different companies to best suit the sound you desire.Many vendors offer a wide variety of pickups for all types of guitars. Some of the main types of pickups are single-coil, humbuckers and acoustic. The single-coil picks are usually seen on the popular Fender Stratocaster. The Stratocaster is not the only guitar that carries this style of pickup. Thousands of other guitars use these as well. The one main difference between a Stratocaster and another guitar using single-coil pickups is the company that manufactures them. Fender offers top quality single-coil pickups to purchase even if your "Strat" did not come equipped with the ones you were wishing for. It is probably best to try out different guitars on the same amp to see what the best sound is for you. The single-coil pickups usually have a vintage tone, with more noticeable feedback. Fender does offer pickups that have less feedback though. Some guitars use up to three different pickups at once.If you are searching for a more powerful tone, grabbing some humbucking pickups is the best choice. Such companies as "Seymour Duncan" and "Dimarzio" offer pickups for a wide range of guitarists. There are humbuckers for anything from a blues sound to a heavy crunch sound. These manufacturers have descriptions on whether the pickups produce a high pitch tone, or a warm, bass sound. To obtain these sounds, the pickups are loaded with different magnets, screws and wires. There are vintage sounding humbuckers as well, usually seen on the "Les Paul" style guitars by Gibson.Acoustic guitars only require one small pickup and the variety is not as wide. Acoustic guitars don't have nearly as many pickup choices due to the fact you are just trying to amplify the sound of the acoustic guitar and not change the acoustic tone. The three major types of acoustic pickups are soundhole pickups, soundboard transducers and undersaddle transducers. The soundhole pickups generally make your acoustic guitar sound and look more like an electric guitar. These soundhole style pickups normally sound less like the unplugged acoustic. Soundboard transducers are the most natural sounding of the three. Although they are more prone to feedback problems, they give you the more authentic sound. That just leaves the undersaddle transducers, which are less visible than the other types. The undersaddle style has a more natural sound than the soundhole pickup but is used for finger picking and light to moderate strumming. Strumming too hard, or using a heavy pick can cause the undersaddle transducer to produce an awkward sound. Get a free Seymour Duncan Guitar PickupSource Posted by
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Get a free Karaoke playerThere’s nothing quite like watching a sloppy, beer-induced rendition of a classic tune. Some liquid courage is all that most men need to stand up in front of a crowd of strangers and belt out semi-faithful covers of their favorite songs.The combination of men, alcohol and a microphone has long been a dangerous one, and nothing has suffered the consequences more than these top 10 karaoke songs for guys.No.10 - "Born in the U.S.A."Bruce SpringsteenNever mind the political nature of this one, Bruce Springsteen's “Born in the U.S.A.” is a common karaoke song for guys thanks to its anthemic chorus and that recognizable opening keyboard. This is a good choice among the tone-deaf, as it’ll sound just fine if you’re more likely to scream it than sing it.No.9 - "You Shook Me All Night Long"AC/DCSinging any AC/DC song could leave you without a voice for a few days afterwards, but it could be worth it. Trying to duplicate the vocals of Brian Johnson basically forces you to give it 100% -- closed eyes, white-knuckle grip on the microphone and beet red in the face -- so this is usually a great choice.No.8 - "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"The Rolling StonesIf just singing isn’t enough to satisfy your karaoke lust, why not take the opportunity to flop around like Mick Jagger? Many a karaoke night have turned into a Mick Jagger dance-off, and what better place to start than with the karaoke song for guys, “Satisfaction”?No.7 - "Sweet Caroline"Neil DiamondFor guys who want to show off their crooning sensitive side, there’s no better way than a soulful rendition of “Sweet Caroline.” This’ll also give you a chance to show off your skills as a roaming lounge singer; you get extra points for crowd participation.No.6 - "Livin' on a Prayer"Bon JoviFeeling a little bit more ambitious? This Bon Jovi tune always seems like a good idea right up until you get to the chorus, where you have no choice but to try to reach that ungodly note -- “Whoa-HO!” Ninety-nine percent of guys can’t even come close, but it doesn’t stop them from trying.No.5 - "Sweet Home Alabama"Lynyrd SkynyrdNothing makes for better karaoke than the fake southern drawl required to pull this karaoke song for guys off. The opening riff should be enough to perk up the crowd and get them on your side too. If costumes are required, a sleeveless flannel shirt and torn jeans should do the trick.No.4 - "Friends in Low Places"Garth BrooksSomehow, this sad-sack tune about a scorned lover made its way to being a karaoke favorite -- then again, any song that sings directly about drinking yourself into a stupor is obvious karaoke fodder. The best part is that the loop-de-loop melody in the chorus is actually easier to sing under the influence.No.3 - "Cecilia"Simon & GarfunkelFor guys who head to karaoke nights in an attempt to pick up, this catchy Simon & Garfunkel ditty is a must. It offers a chance to show off the pipes, and sing a little heartbroken love song at the same time. Of course, if you don’t pull it off, chances are you’re heading home alone.No.2 - "Don't Stop Believing"JourneyAfter experiencing a resurgence in popularity thanks to The Sopranos and The Family Guy, chances are you’ll catch this tune more than once on any given karaoke night. Hell, you’ll even find some people with choreographed routines. The song provides ample opportunities for rock star leg kicks and intense finger-pointing, so it’s sure to bring out the performer in just about anyone who has the guts to try to match Steve Perry’s vocal range.No.1 - "Born to Be Wild"SteppenwolfIt’s repetitive, it doesn’t require a lot of work, and most men associate it with Easy Rider. “Born to Be Wild” is without a doubt the song you’re most likely to see performed by a 45-year-old man wearing aviator shades and a leather vest.Get a free Karaoke playerSource
How to Get Equipment for a Home Recording Studio
Get a free Tascam all-in-one recording packageCreating a home studio can be a task. With endless lists of equipment and setup configurations, a person could lose their passion for music in a hurry. The good news is that all it takes is a working knowledge of the needed equipment. Here are some basic tips regarding home studio equipment.Step 1Decide on your budget, quality expectations, technical experience and personal preferences regarding musical style. Such decisions will enable you to have a clear vision of the studio that you wish to create. Step 2Look into equipment for recording backing tracks. Use midi keyboards and/or guitar to midi converters to record notes for backing tracks, midi and audio multitrack software to record, play and edit your music, sound modules to use electrical sound samples in your recording and studio monitoring equipment (headphones and speakers) to hear what is being recorded. Step 3Purchase equipment to record vocals and live instruments. Use digital multitrack recorders or software multitrack sequencers to record audio and/or multitracks. In addition, purchase microphones for voice recording, an audio interface recording sound card to allow your computer to process your music and headphone playback gear to hear the backing tracks as you record new tracks and vocals in your studio. Step 4Decide on the type of mix down equipment. Studio monitors allow you to listen to your music while digital signal processors add effects (such as reverb, chorus and compression) to your tracks. In addition, mixers will provide ways to combine and refine multiple tracks, while mix-down track recorders provide stereo tracks for you to record the mix. Step 5Get equipment for mastering. Audio mastering programs will allow you to enhance your music tracks further. In addition, purchase a CD burner drive and burning software to record CDs of your studio creations. Get a free Tascam all-in-one recording packageSource
Get a Free Numark x2 Hybrid DJ CD TurntableAlthough CDs are the most popular format these days, older recordings might still only be available on LPs (or even 78s). Also, records are a must for you amateur party DJs. These instructions are for buying a basic turntable.Step 1As inexpensive turntables made by Japanese manufacturers have noise-inducing plastic bases and plinths, consider buying a used turntable. Step 2Buy a belt-drive turntable if possible, as they cost less and provide greater tonal accuracy and isolation from motor noise than direct-drive turntables. Step 3Choose between manual, automatic (starts and stops the tonearm) and semi-automatic (lifts the tonearm at the end of the record) operation. Automatic operation offers convenience, while manual operation provides better sound quality. Step 4Make sure a model that interests you includes the features you want. These might include the ability to play 78 rpm records, a 45 rpm adapter, a dust cover, a clamp or a strobe. Get a Free Numark x2 Hybrid DJ CD TurntableSource
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Get a Free Steinberg Virtual Instruments CollectionRecording a well-tuned, masterfully played, expertly crafted instrument which has been lovingly cared for over the years is an undeniably powerful experience. And in a good acoustic environment? Heaven. Those are precisely the sounds and vibes you want for your music but often, due to schedules and budgets, it simply isn't a possibility. So for the times when you can't capture those special musical performances yourself, Steinberg delivers them to you with The Grand 2, Groove Agent 2, Virtual Guitarist, Virtual Bassist, and others in their series of virtual instruments.With Steinberg, the only thing virtual is the name and the delivery. Every sound is a real sound recorded with utmost care to faithfully capture the full experience with the performances played by trained and talented studio musicians. When a note decays, it's real decay. And each note is recorded at multiple (up to 16) velocities, so when you play a little softer or a little harder, you hear a natural note, not a modulated one. From those samples expansive sound libraries are built and designed to stream off your hard disk for more detailed and expressive play. Steinberg practically wrote the book on software instruments with cool interfaces. Their interfaces are designed by an award-winning team of programmers and musicians to deliver a unique and satisfying experience that's fun, powerful, and intuitive all in one sweep. If you're in search of real sounds and authentic vibes for your computer-based music productions, a Steinberg Virtual Instrument is about as close as you can get. Real sounds from real performances played by real musicians, ready to steal the stage in your songs and productions. Get a Free Steinberg Virtual Instruments CollectionSource
Get a Free Pearl Vision VSX Drum KitWith the huge variety of drum sets available, how do you decide which set is right for you? We'll introduce the components that go into a drum set: the snare drum, the bass drum, one or more mounted toms, and a floor tom. The two other essential components that complete the contemporary drum set are the cymbals and hardware, both of which we will address shortly. First we'll examine the various drum set configurations that are available.If you're a beginner or hobbyist who wants to play in a band or jam with your friends, a 4-piece drum set consisting of a snare drum, bass drum, single mounted tom, and floor tom provides you with all the basic sounds. Ringo Starr made this configuration famous with The Beatles. A 4-piece set takes up a minimum of space, is easily portable, and has a sound well suited to jazz, blues, and rock styles.If surrounding yourself with drums sounds like fun, then consider a five-piece, six-piece, or larger set, which add additional toms for a wider tonal range. These larger kits are well suited for rock, fusion, contemporary, and country styles.Many drum sets come in two different configurations, Standard or Fusion. The drum diameters distinguish each configuration. Fusion drum sets typically feature 10" and 12" mounted toms, a 14" floor tom (suspended or standing) and usually a 22" bass drum. Standard-sized kits feature 12" and 13" mounted toms, a 16" floor tom, and 22" bass drum. The benefit of the smaller diameters of the Fusion set is their punchy tone and articulate sound. The benefit of the Standard size set is that the larger toms produce more volume and bigger tone. Choosing the best set is a subjective process with benefits to each configuration.The double bass drum set was pioneered by the great jazz players and popularized by rock drummers. The double bass set allows you to play very fast patterns with power and has a striking visual appearance.A rule of thumb is that kits with fewer and smaller drums are a good fit for jazz, traditional blues, and other primarily acoustic forms of music, while drum sets with larger drums are better for rock and other more amplified styles.Get a Free Pearl Vision VSX Drum KitSource
Imagine Line Updates Fl Studio to v8.0.2
Get a Free Imagine Line FL Studio 8 hereImage Line recently updated FL Studio to v8.0.2.Bug fixes:-Fixed rare crash when loading new project while playlist is visible.Additions: -Added preview to Edison & Slicex tools. -Added knob for note release in step sequencer & piano roll randomizer tool. -Implemented new audio clipboard format to counter Windows' inability to handle long bits of audio.Downloader: -Can now download the new LoopMasters RX2 content.DirectWave: -Fixed VST rendering if a plugin reports zero programs. -Fixed window resize (window kept getting bigger). -Fixed memory leak when loading external banks. -Create Temp folder before import of external banks. -Browser is refreshed when the lib path changes. -Fixed crash when importing samples with long filenames (longer than 31 characters). -Fixed a mouse capture issue. -Fixed bug exporting waves for VSTi programs that start or end with spaces. -Fixed some small visual glitches. -Fixed filename extension extraction bug. -Increased browser button size. -Removed mouse wheel velocity sensitivity. -Added tablet pc / stylus option for controls. FPC: -Fixed crash when sample is used normal and reversed. -Doesn't load the MIDI loop into the pianoroll anymore when changing preset.Fruity Wrapper:-Fixed glitch when changing "bottom toolbar" setting. -"Send pitch bend range" is now off by default. -Fixed buffer size communication bug on plugin initialization.Get a Free Imagine Line FL Studio 8 hereSource
What sets Epiphone Les Pauls Guitars Apart?
Get a free Epiphone Zakk Wylde Les Paul Custom GuitarThe Epiphone Les Pauls look, sound, and feel like their more expensive Gibson cousins. Why do they cost less? First, Epiphones are made overseas where labor costs are low, while Gibsons are made in Nashville, TN. Next, Epiphone Les Pauls are made of common mahogany varieties; Gibsons use rare Honduran mahogany. Gibson also uses an intensive finish process; Epiphone uses a more cost-effective catalyzed finish. Just because Epiphones are made overseas, doesn’t mean they’re low quality. For example, Les Paul pickups are made to Epiphone’s exacting specs. They are double- dipped in wax and quality-tested by Epi-phone engineers at every stage of development. It is this attention to detail that sets Epiphone apart. And it is these very details that provide the incredibly rich, creamy tone that makes this guitar a favorite of jazz, blues, and rock players. Epiphone’s dedication to music is reflected by a limited lifetime warranty on all of its models, regardless of price.Get a free Epiphone Zakk Wylde Les Paul Custom GuitarSource
How to Embed Photos or Illustrations Inside of Candles
Get a Free Candle Making Package Step 1. Prepare water bath.Begin by preparing your mold for a water bath. A water bath will be needed in this project. In preparation for the water bath, attach weights to your mold. Also, prepare a water vessel with the appropriate amount of water.Step 2. Melt wax.We are using a high melting point wax. The melting point of the wax used here is about 163 degrees F.Step 3. Pour wax into mold.With the temperature of your wax at 185-190 degrees F, fill your mold.Step 4. Submerge photo into wax.Insert your photo into the wax-filled mold. Fully submerge your photo and allow it to sit for a moment or two. It will soak up wax and displace any air that is within the paper. If there are bubbles still sticking to the photo, try to move the photo around a bit to dislodge as many of the bubbles as possible (chopsticks are handy). Having no bubbles is ideal, but not always practical, so don’t waste too much time on this step. Also, lightly tap the sides of your mold with a blunt instrument to free up any bubbles that may be lurking there.Step 5. Position Photo using a spoon and wet cloth.Using the utensil of your choice, position your photo against the sidewall of the mold. A wooden spoon was used here that was pre-heated in the hot wax. If the spoon were cold, the photo would have stuck to it on contact. With the photo in place, take a wet washcloth, wet kitchen towel, or wet paper towels and apply it to the exterior of the mold at the location of the photo.Step 6. Place mold in water bath.Place the mold into the water bath. The entire interior will frost right away.When your shell is as thick as you’d like it, remove the mold from the water bath. 3/8 to ½ of an inch is a good target thickness.Step 7. Pour out inner wax.With the mold removed from the water bath, wipe off any excess water from the exterior surface of your mold. If needed, slice open the top with a paring knife. Pour the core wax back into your pouring pitcher. Many times, the surface will not need to be sliced open, as no wax will have solidified on top.Step 8. Level the top.Once the shell is removed from the mold, place a cookie sheet on top of a pot of simmering water. The heated cookie sheet can then be used to melt away some of the wax on the top rim of the hurricane shell. Level the top to provide a clean appearance. If you have an electric griddle, you may wish to use that in a similar manner on low heat.Step 9. Insert VotiveInsert a votive holder containing a votive candle inside your finished shell. Enjoy.Get a Free Candle Making Package Source
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Get free Wilton Decorating Tools1. Always place cake to be decorated on a serving platter with several narrow strips of waxed paper under the edges of the cake to protect the plate. When finished frosting, gently pull out the waxed paper.2. Brush off any excess crumbs from the cake. Spread a thin layer of frosting over the entire cake to "set" the rest, then apply the final frosting and/or decorations.3. Use paste food coloring to get the most vivid colors. Gradually add color to frosting with a toothpick.4. Stand narrow end of decorating bag in measuring cup or drinking glass when filling. Fill bag halfway with frosting for easier handling. (Note: A sturdy self-sealing plastic bag makes a good substitute for a decorating bag.)5. Hold decorating tip close to the surface of your cake and squeeze bag with even pressure. Use your other hand to keep bag steady.Get free Wilton Decorating ToolsSource Posted by
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A hobby is a spare-time recreational pursuit. While some hobbies strike many people as trivial or boring, hobbyists have found something compelling and entertaining about them. Some popular hobbies are collecting, cooking, gardening, reading, and more.The best websites to discover a new hobby are:1. eHobbies2. Fastacks3. Hobbyweb4. Internet hobbies5. Hobby Town USAYou can also check out Hobby Lobby and get a $200 gift card for free!
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I can't believe she's already nine!! My Maddalena, or Nena, or Pucci.. is growing up really fast! It seems yesterday when I had to hold her on her tummy...like a monkey on a branch... or else she would scream! I'm so happy to see that she grew up in a sweet little girl who likes everything pink and glittery, who loves to play with her brother and sister and takes care of her little baby brother (she's the second mommy!). I had fun cooking all morning to make this day even more special. These are the pictures of my pink... Continue reading
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Last week we stopped by at some friends' house and they served us fresh, delicious smelling cupcakes, just came out of the oven! For the whole week I could never find the time to make some with my children...until today! And we had a lot of fun.. I don't like to use mixes for cakes, I consider them fake. A cake, or a cupcake, or anything else that I eat has to be made from scratch, with real ingredients. I'm not very familiar with cupcakes, so I went online and I found out that Martha Stewart has a big selection... Continue reading
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I have to say I'm very proud of myself for having finally learned how to crochet Granny Squares!! I've always loved them, since I was little. They make me think of the nuns I used to visit every summer in the "Sacred Heart Convent" in Florence. My great-aunt Eleonora was the Mother Superior at the time. All the nuns were always so full of attentions, so lively and happy. Me and my little sister had the privilege to often sleep in the Convent, in the old infirmary. Every morning we would wake up with a little gift waiting for us... Continue reading
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Today, on the Feast of the Archangels, I decided to translate a beautiful and touching article written by my little sister on her youngest child.. a beautiful angel. Enjoy!!♥ A marvellous gift from Heaven.. (to those who don't believe that Love always wins). When, after a travailed emergency delivery, the doctors told me that my child, my third child, was affected by Down Syndrome, I felt submerged for a second by a wave of astonishment and trepidation. Would I be able to take care of my baby? Then a smile pervaded my face just thinking about his smile. All of... Continue reading
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Today I decided to cook one of my favorite type of pasta: Pasta e Cavoli, or Pasta with Cauliflowers. It's especially made in the South of Italy, where I come from. I will share my recipe with you! All you need is: a box of short cut italian pasta (Barilla is the best among the ones you can find in the States) 2 packages of frozen cauliflowers extra-virgin olive oil salt black pepper 1 clove of garlic parmigiano reggiano (italian parmesan cheese) In a big pasta pot full of warm water, put the 2 packages of still frozen cauliflowers. Add... Continue reading
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Brandenburger Tor – Brandenburg Gate
One of the most well-known landmarks in Germany the Brandenburg Gate started out as part of a customs wall surrounding the city of Berlin erected in the 1730’s.
Its final design, commissioned by Friedrich Wilhelm II, was intended to represent peace and replaced the earlier simple guard houses. The design was in line with Berlin’s history of architectural classicism and is based on the Propylaea, the gateway to the Acropolis in Athens. The gate consists of twelve Doric columns, six to each side, forming five passageways. Citizens originally were allowed to use only the outermost two. Only the royal family was allowed to pass through the central archway,as well as members of the Pfuel family, from 1814 to 1919. In addition, the central archway was also used by the coaches of Ambassadors on the single occasion of their presenting their letters of credence to the monarch. Atop the gate is the Quadriga, a chariot drawn by four horses driven by Victoria, the Roman goddess of victory (originally Eirene goddess of peace).
As the city grew in the 18th century these gates became more of a hindrance than an advantage. Railway lines were being built to connect the city and suburbs with other places and most of the lines had to end in front of the wall and those gates. In 1860 the wall was being demolished and between 1867 and 1870 all but the most imposing gates were destroyed as well. Of these remaining ones, the Brandenburg Gate was the only one to be rebuilt after WWII.
During its centuries of existence the gate underwent several practical and symbolic changes being a symbol of peace and freedom once again after the tumultuous reunification of Germany.
Following extensive renovations after the fall of the wall it can now be admired in its full glory again and everyone can pass through those arches now. On the Cosmopolitan North – Hamburg and Berlin tour you will get the chance to do exactly that yourself!