Free 39-week E-mail Newsletter on "Piano Chords & Chord Progressions"
(ContentDesk) July 1, 2004 -- A free 39-week e-mail newsletter titled "Piano Chords & Chord Progressions" is being offered by Keyboard Workshop of Medford, Oregon. While it is designed for self-motivated adults, it is also useful to younger students who may be taking piano lessons, but need supplementary material on chords and chord progressions.???? The newsletter covers the entire gamut of piano chords from "the 3 chords you absolutely, positively must know", to minor chord construction, extended chords such as 6th and 7th and 9th and 11th and 13th chords.???? It also covers chord progressions - the way chords move in a song - from the standard progressions of a popular or classical song to the specialized progressions used in jazz, the blues, and gospel music piano playing.???? There is no charge for the 39-week e-mail newsletter..
Putting Screensavers Under Control
No matter how much you enjoy your favorite screensavers, sometimes they can be rather annoying. Don't like them interrupting your presentations? Hate them disturbing you watching movies? Look no further. This article will show you how to gain full control over your screensavers in no time. There's no doubt screensavers bring a pleasant variety to your desktop. Not to mention they prevent your monitor from burn-ins.
Still there are times they had better sit quiet and hadn't interfered with your work. Demonstrating a slideshow, watching a movie, reading an article - all these activities and many others may leave your computer with no keyboard and mouse input for a few minutes. Depending on your preferred settings, two or three minutes of inactivity may be enough for a screensaver to start and interrupt your work when it shouldn't. The obvious solution to the problem is disabling screensavers right before any of those activities. However, it's very likely you'll forget to do it....
Putting Screensavers Under Control
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You Lost Your Debit Card -- How Much Do You Pay?
You stop at the grocery store for just a few items, but the next thing you know, you have a cart full of food and only a few bucks in you pocket. That when you notice that you left your checkbook at home, but it's not a problem you have your debit card with you. You slide your card, punch in a few numbers and your on your way. A few days later you notice that you don't have your debit card and now instead of enjoying its convenience, you're worried about how much in fraudulent charges you'll be responsible for. Debit cards have become extremely popular as the plastic of choice for paying for many types of purchases.
According to consumer experts more than 2/3rd of Americans have a debit card in their wallet and, in 2003, debit card purchases topped $1.48 trillion, outpacing credit card purchases by nearly $300 million. The convince of sliding a card instead of writing a check has been a boon for retailers, but its also been a boon for debit card fraudsters and identity thieves....
You Lost Your Debit Card -- How Much Do You Pay?
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Field-Ready Portable Computer with Expansion Slots and Four Drive Bays Now Available
Arcadia, CA (ContentDesk) July 12, 2006 -- Contemporary MicroSystems adds a lunch box style portable computer to its line of field service, testing, data acquisition computers.The MPC-9000 is a self-contained, portable computer designed for field service, data acquisition, testing, and other mobile applications. It features a lunch box style system enclosure that supports an industry standard ATX, Micro-ATX form factor motherboard, four storage device bays for hard drives and optical drives, a fold-down keyboard, a choice of 15.4" or 17" LCD monitor, and a 400 watt power supply. The MPC-9000 provides a totally integrated portable computer system ready to be deployed in industrial environments such as telecom field service and test applications. And with its substantial expansion capabilities through on-board PCI-Express and PCI slots, integrated input/output capabilities, and four drive bays for storage devices, the MPC-9000 offers flexible configurations using commercial-off-the-shelf...
Field-Ready Portable Computer with Expansion Slots and Four Drive Bays Now Available
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On the Move, in the Office, Wherever You Are, a New Service Promises to Speed Document Creation
(ContentDesk) June 20, 2004 -- Dictation can be up to three times faster than using a keyboard, so for many users there will be substantial cost savings and improvements in productivity and quality.
The service will appeal to many users.
Executives who are travelling and need to file reports to HQ, send letters to clients and prepare contracts can now do so with ease.
Lawyers, business people, academics, journalists, the visually impaired and many others will find the system simple and easy to use.
It can even help save on hiring temporary staff cover.Registration takes a few moments, and new users can be dictating within minutes.
Subscribers to morningpapers.com are allocated an account number and secure password. Once logged in, the easy to use phone keypad controls the recording. Customers can use any telephone to access the service and dictate documents at any time, day or night. These are held on a secure server before transmission to degree-trained...
On the Move, in the Office, Wherever You Are, a New Service Promises to Speed Document Creation
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Mary Wiles Asks You To 'Take a Chance' For Change On Radio Single Release
Seattle, WA (ContentDesk) March 9, 2006 -- Multi-instrumentalist Mary Wiles, who has been hailed by the press as one of the Pacific Northwest's hottest attractions on the country music scene, has a new radio single, "Why not Take a Chance" released on the Bluetail Records label from her CD of the same title. Written by Wiles, it encourages listeners to "Take a Chance" with a faith based life. Wiles' clear vocals are framed by her tasteful keyboard and rhythm guitar on this single.
"Little Bit Closer", the last single from the album, went to #12 on Top 100 radio charts, and stayed on several radio charts for 6 months.
Wiles plays seven instruments on the full CD and wrote all the songs, two of which have won songwriting awards.
Wiles has won multiple songwriting, vocal, and performance competitions from the likes of Billboard. Playing strong harmonica, banjo, mandolin, violin, guitar, slide, and keyboards, she delivers genuine, powerful lyrics with a wide vocal...
Mary Wiles Asks You To 'Take a Chance' For Change On Radio Single Release
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Reduce Your 30 Year Mortgage To 10 Years Using Mortgage Cycling
With all the talk lately about Mortgage Cycling versus Bi-Weekly Mortgages which one is really right for you? Choosing the correct one could literally save you thousands of dollars and shave off approximately 20 years on the life of your 30 year mortgage.So a little background on the principal of each program needs to be told. Bi-weekly mortgages became popular a few years back when interest rates were extremely high and it made a lot of sense to pay as much on the principal of your mortgage as...
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