Monday, March 14, 2011

Serenity Now

Lord grant me the serenity to accept the things I can't change. The courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference.

in reference to: Yahoo! (view on Google Sidewiki)

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Scott Free

Scott was promised freedom but was denied it in the end. Dred Scott was a slave to a white man in the South during slavery times in America. The man said that he would write papers indicating that upon his death Dred would be a free man. But when the man died his wife demanded that Dred remain a slave. Dred got a lawyer to represent himself and claim his freedom. The case went all the way to the Supreme Court where the court ruled that a balck man had no rights and Dred became the property of the man's wife. Scott Free is a lie.

in reference to: Investment Research - Zacks.com (view on Google Sidewiki)

Monday, November 22, 2010

Nice Book to introduce kids to Science Fiction

Children of Morrow Science Fiction for kids.

in reference to: Missionaries Of St John (view on Google Sidewiki)

Just Coolin: Places and Spaces

Just Coolin: Places and Spaces

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Pannonica De Koenigswarter (Rothschild)

(aka: The Jazz Baroness) Patron and supporter of live Jazz Music had a photo collection that has just been released in book form. Some of it is in frames and on display in a gallery.

in reference to: YouTube - Just Coolin:Places and Spaces (view on Google Sidewiki)

Monday, September 20, 2010

Monday, August 9, 2010

Newer Concept

Doggone it. I put two posts on Original Man and the second one should have been over here at Gospel Music School. I was explaining circular permutations and follow suite teaching vocal parts. I will explain it it more detail now, If soprano is singing voice one of a particular chord then the soprano will move to voice three on the next chord and then to voice five on the next chord after that the cycle starts over with voice one ect..........
The alto in this case would start with voice three and then move to voice five and then voice one, where after that the cycle starts over with voice three ect.....
The tenor in this case starts with voice five and goes to voice one and then voice three and then after this the cycle starts over.

I have to figure out a way to draw a graphic of this to explain it, because words only confuse it. It needs to be shown as a circle with three numbers on it and arrows pointing either clockwise or counter clockwise.