ABC’s of Sheet Music
July 16, 2010 by Lawrence E. Anderson · Leave a Comment
“Quality sheet music is important for any level of musician trying to add to their repertoire,” said Adam D’Arpino in his article Five Quick Tips for Choosing Music. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, sheet music helps to shape how you learn, perform and understand a piece.” WHY CHOOSE SHEET MUSIC It is a …
[Read the full story]2010 – Lucky Year of the Golden Tiger
July 16, 2010 by Anita Venezia · Leave a Comment
A DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO’S STORIED CHINATOWN Golden tiger images are everywhere in Chinatown, 2010 is a very lucky year – not only the Year of the Tiger, but the Year of the GOLDEN Tiger, that only comes every sixty years, as explained to me by my kind friend Shujuan Liu – Susan – who …
[Read the full story]Dad University: Continuing Education in the Course of Fathering 101
July 15, 2010 by Michael Copeland · Leave a Comment
Welcome to Dad University. My name is Mike and I’ll be your instructor for this summer school continuing education class which is designed to help Dads reconnect with a few of the basics and fundamental concepts in the course of Fathering 101. My outline is less structured than say a community college where you might …
[Read the full story]Ready to Kick Your Smoking Habit?
July 15, 2010 by Trina Swerdlow · Leave a Comment
Throughout the day, if you’re a smoker, you probably savor stealing a few precious minutes away from your hectic tasks for a cigarette break. These important “Me-Time Moments” can feel like a decadent reward and a revitalizing treat. However, are you aware that the chemicals in cigarettes include arsenic, formaldehyde, and hydrogen cyanide? Yep, the …
[Read the full story]8 Summertime Essentials That Will Rescue You From Any Beauty Emergency!
July 15, 2010 by Theresa Taylor Grutzeck · Leave a Comment
HATS: One of the best hats on earth is any hat by Helen Kaminski! Hats keep you protected from the harmful UVA and UVB harsh sunrays; they also protect your hair color from fading and hair drying out. To keep cool, hats are by far one of the best ways to protect you overall. The …
[Read the full story]Summer Standbys
July 15, 2010 by Peggy Fallon · Leave a Comment
The farmers’ market doesn’t need any promotion this month; you can pretty much follow your nose to find the best bargains in town. Do I honestly need to wax poetic over the flavor and aroma of an organically-grown tomato? How about snappy-fresh green beans? Or sweet corn on the cob, picked that very same morning? …
[Read the full story]The Rockefeller Secret: Part 2
July 15, 2010 by Ron Kardashian · Leave a Comment
Secrets to wealth and health you have got to know! Not all of us had parents like Mr. Rockefeller. As you remember from last months issue, Mr. Rockefeller came from humble beginnings, yet, his foundation is a continuing legacy of health and wealth for decades to come. During the time of great global onslaughts and …
[Read the full story]The Boys Are Back
July 15, 2010 by Carolyn Hastings · Leave a Comment
There are many reasons why a person likes or dislikes a particular movie. Sometimes it’s as simple as the mood you’re in at the time you watch it. I viewed this movie with a friend who had lost her husband when her children were small and it brought feelings to mind that were probably better …
[Read the full story]2010 Volvo C30: A Small Volvo is Retro Flare!
July 15, 2010 by Charles Donaldson · Leave a Comment
Rising fuel prices and higher government miles-per-gallon requirements have created a demand for smaller cars from both consumers and automotive manufacturers. At the same time, we expect even the smallest of vehicles to meet the strict safety qualifications we demand when transporting our family and friends. A persistent issue with compact and subcompact vehicles is …
[Read the full story]Stamps In My Passport
July 15, 2010 by Harry Hubinger · Leave a Comment
You may find this a sensitive subject, and I can certainly understand why. Yet, we must all face it sooner or later. Death, that is. Now it seems that people of prominence, especially those who possess a great deal of either authority or money, attempt to circumvent this inevitably-final event by erecting monuments of one …
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