 engineering, producing, performance, and attaining finical success with a career in music.
Finn McKenty, Executive Producer of music and audio says the style of music and instructors the site features is an intentional move on his part.
Professionals teaching music and audio workshops include members of bands such as Converge, who offer “Gear Gods presents Studio Pass: [guitarist] Kurt Ballou.” Guitarist, producer, and engineer Eyal Levi, notable for his work with August Burns Red, Whitechapel, and Black Dahlia Murder, instructs students on “Digital Drums with EZdrummer.” “Recording Rock Vocals with Andrew Wade” will teach you how to record, mix, and edit vocals with insight from a professional who has worked with names like A Day to Remember, The Ghost Inside, and labels Epitaph and Victory. “Your First Studio Job with Andrew Wuepper” is an in-depth look at landing your dream recording and engineering job. In “Making Money with Music,” authors Randy Chertkow and Jason Feehan break down how young bands can best use digital distribution, while also getting their music in stores and on the radio.
In 2013, students watched an estimated 10 million hours of free online education. “It has definitely grown a lot since then,” McKenty says. “I can’t tell the specific numbers, but we’re growing a lot. If you just look at the number of classes that we add to the calendar… We’re doing two, three, four classes a week, whereas before we did one or two. For anyone wishing to watch a live class, the price is free. However, prices vary when purchasing courses available to access at any time. Length also varies; many classes last only a few hours, while some run the course of a few days, with each day having the same allotted time slot.” Visit www.CreativeLive.com for a full listing of classes, times, and information.
I agree that if it's too small in the shoulders there's not much you can do, but without seeing more pictures of it I'm not sure I agree that it's too small.  I don't feel like I can see your send sticking out past the sleeve head, which they would if it were way too small.  I do agree it looks a little short, which going up a size or getting a long might fix, but not knowing anything about the suit it's hard to tell if it's just the style of that maker or the wrong size.  Suits are not just about the jacket though, do the pants fit you well?

I also agree that it looks like it's tight on you. I don't know what the tailors you took it to said, but if there is enough material in the back and side seams to let it out you may be able to make it work both in the front and fix feeling like it is too tight in the back.

I bought an Armani linen jacket off eBay in my size, the shoulders were fine but I couldn't button it comfortably and it squeezed across the back when I lifted my arms up to play my trumpet (professional musician).  It looked like there was some material in the back and side seams so I took it up my tailor, who only thought he could get about 1.5" extra room. Turns out that was all I needed.  It buttons well enough that I can do that if I want to, although it's a pretty casual jacket that I only wear with polos or short sleeve linen shirts, so I don't mind leaving it unbuttoned.  It also has enough room across the back that I can play comfortably, especially with it unbuttoned.<reponame>jeffrey-zhang/learn<gh_stars>1-10
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* 根据业务场景，分析业务需求
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|HuaSu     |75  | 逻辑处理，异常处理等都有涉及，在实例初始化方面虽无过错，但是往往不会这么做 ｜
|Joyee   |60 |功能实现上只能算是及格，多读别人的代码，多参考别人的代码来提升自己全方位的编程能力|
|Amanda  |60 |基本上算了解了面向接口编程的方法论，功能上相对粗糙，要多练习，多思考｜
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|<NAME>  |80|完成度来讲相对比较高，异常处理也部分涵盖，但是在交互式（逻辑设计）层面，不够完善 |
-------------------------------------------The 110 square meters large apartment with a garden view is located on the ground floor and has enough room to accomodate 8 persons. It has 2 bedrooms, each with one double bed and one single bed. The apartment has a separate dining area and kitchen, a large living room with an extendable sofa offering 2 additional sleeping places and two bathrooms with showers and lavatories.
Paulina is the biggest apartment in the villa, located on the top floor. Its 130 square meters offer three bedrooms (5 sleeping palces), large living room with 2 extendable sofas offering 4 additional sleeping places, kitchen and large dining area, two large bathrooms and lavatories.
When I was about fifteen, there was a girl who lived near us, my age, who knew she was gay. This was the seventies and her parents did not understand; the church the family attended did not understand. So, she ran away.
It was a minor scandal and the sympathy for the parents from most was acute, though some in her church said that it was the parent's fault the girl was gay. No one seemed to have any sympathy for the girl. What was wrong with her? What was is about her that would do this to her parents?
When I left home several years later, the parents still had not heard from her. I have no idea where she went. She was nice and deserved better. This poem is about what I hoped happened.
UPDATE: Since writing this, an old friend has told me that the girl was alright, though gave me no details. She never again saw her parents, however.
About the morning now?
That they said to her?
About the road outside?
About the bus station?
About the love she needed?
About the cold ocean here?
About the girl who sat with her?
About being lost with another?
About sitting in the church?Kayla Marshall is a young woman who was kidnapped at the age of six while playing with her twin sister in a park. Her family had given up ever seeing her again. Fifteen years later she is reunited with her real family, after she was brought up by a couple who raised her as their own. Now she has to adapt to her new life, figure out where she belongs and get to know her real family while dealing with the lies told to her for so many years by the people she believed were her parents.
Today, we are fortunate to interview Silke Bader, owner of Avalon Media, which publishes CURVE and LOTL, both print and digital magazines that cater specifically to lesbian readers around the world.
CURVE and Ylva Publishing recently entered into a new working relationship together, which will involve shared content and advertising between the two companies, as well as special offers for both companies’ readers.
Silke agreed to talk with us about her beginnings as a German discovering the lesbian community in Australia, how motorbikes led to her owning two of the biggest magazines in the world for lesbians, and the new connection between Ylva Publishing and CURVE.
1) So, you run an international publishing firm with multiple magazines based in different countries. Where do you call home, and why do you live there?
Sydney, Australia. And not by default! I moved to Australia in 1990 from Germany at the tender age of 23. Home is where your heart is—and Australia got my heart instantly. It’s a country full of opportunities, real and rough around the edges, topped off with natural wonders.
2) When and how did you first get involved in the world of publishing? What did you do beforehand? What