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- orin stepanek
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The child in me!
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Orin
Smile today; tomorrow's another day!
Smile today; tomorrow's another day!
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Know the quiet place within your heart and touch the rainbow of possibility; be
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
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Know the quiet place within your heart and touch the rainbow of possibility; be
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
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To find the Truth, you must go Beyond.
- orin stepanek
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I love this song, it was produced for a commercial...Karl Jenkins used invented words which dont have a translation into a language, its about the voices in harmony ♥
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The howling coyote fits in with what i just heard in my swamp. Coyotes howling and barking. The little ones sound funny.
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I remember this one from way back!
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Orin
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I heard a beautiful song by a beautiful singer.
But in a difficult language.
Google helped me with the phonics and now I´m singing that song
in its original language.
I also had the translation.
It is a handsome poetry.
But in a difficult language.
Google helped me with the phonics and now I´m singing that song
in its original language.
I also had the translation.
It is a handsome poetry.
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If it's good enough by youtube rules, it's good enough by yours.
Deal with it.
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Second one over is a little out of tune on the left cheek. A bit flat, I think.makc wrote:If it's good enough by youtube rules, it's good enough by yours. Deal with it.
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Now all we need is the women relieving the man of his clothes and dressing him in their strings, while they dress up in jeans and T-shirts. Then they can smack various parts of his body and see what notes they can produce.
Why is it always the women who should undress and be smacked? I'm offended by it.
Ann
Why is it always the women who should undress and be smacked? I'm offended by it.
Ann
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Haven't you heared this: thou shall not judge.Ann wrote:Why is it always the women who should undress and be smacked? I'm offended by it.
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I love this song
My DJ name is Sexy Juicy DJ, if I was born 17th April, I could be even DJ Sexy Moon
Whats your DJ name? Order: month + day, but can be reversed I think
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My DJ name is Sexy Juicy DJ, if I was born 17th April, I could be even DJ Sexy Moon
Whats your DJ name? Order: month + day, but can be reversed I think
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I spent an enjoyable hour or more yesterday reading thru, and listening to, this thread. I think of all the posts, it was K.D. Lang who stayed with me.
Ann, commenting on Lang's performance of Halleluyah (I think this was on the other thread about that song) said something about the total openness of Lang in that particular rendition.
It led me to muse on the difference one experiences between a singer who is giving - however excellent - a performance, and one who is totally surrendered to the music, who becomes a vessel through whom the song sings itself to u
I'm not especially a fan of the Gospel genre, but in this performance I think Mahalia Jackson did just that.
Margarita
Ann, commenting on Lang's performance of Halleluyah (I think this was on the other thread about that song) said something about the total openness of Lang in that particular rendition.
It led me to muse on the difference one experiences between a singer who is giving - however excellent - a performance, and one who is totally surrendered to the music, who becomes a vessel through whom the song sings itself to u
I'm not especially a fan of the Gospel genre, but in this performance I think Mahalia Jackson did just that.
Margarita
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"In those rare moments of total quiet with a dark sky, I again feel the awe that struck me as a child. The feeling is utterly overwhelming as my mind races out across the stars. I feel peaceful and serene."
— Dr Debra M. Elmegreen, Fellow of the AAAS
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Can't resist! I found this link while reading about the Higgs particle. Apparently, this is the sound that the Higgs particle makes - sort of!
Ann
By the way, here you can hear what is supposedly the sound of Saturn's rings!http://news.discovery.com/space/the-sou ... 121016.htm wrote:
This summer’s discovery of the Higgs boson — or, more accurately, a “Higgs-like particle” — definitely inspired physicists, who waited decades for that momentous occasion. But it’s also inspiring musicians to create ethereal-sounding music.
The process is called sonification: taking raw data and transforming it into sound while still retaining the information contained therein. That sensor is your car that beeps faster and faster the closer the car gets to another object is an example of sonification, albeit a very simplistic one. It is transmitting information about the distance between your car and the object through sound. Ditto for a Geiger counter, except it carries information about radiation levels.
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I grew up with this duo and still love them.
Margarita
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The Higgs' music is Amazing! I couldn't get the link to the Saturn one, tho.
Margarita
"In those rare moments of total quiet with a dark sky, I again feel the awe that struck me as a child. The feeling is utterly overwhelming as my mind races out across the stars. I feel peaceful and serene."
— Dr Debra M. Elmegreen, Fellow of the AAAS
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And - gosh, I'd forgotten just HOW baby- faced Paul McCartney was!
Margarita
"In those rare moments of total quiet with a dark sky, I again feel the awe that struck me as a child. The feeling is utterly overwhelming as my mind races out across the stars. I feel peaceful and serene."
— Dr Debra M. Elmegreen, Fellow of the AAAS
Space Oddity - Commander Chris Hadfield
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http://asterisk.apod.com/viewtopic.php?p=199125#p199125
Know the quiet place within your heart and touch the rainbow of possibility; be
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
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Very good videos
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Very good videos
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Chris Hadfield is ... Just.... In a league of his own.
It's amazing to me that Bowie wrote that song in 1969. And it is just made to be recorded by the commander of a space station orbiting the Earth...
Because I was an old fogie when I was in my twenties (when Bowie released the original version) I hadn't realised till today that the song was actually entitled "Space Oddity" and not Ground control to Major Tom...
Still gob-smacked
Margarita
It's amazing to me that Bowie wrote that song in 1969. And it is just made to be recorded by the commander of a space station orbiting the Earth...
Because I was an old fogie when I was in my twenties (when Bowie released the original version) I hadn't realised till today that the song was actually entitled "Space Oddity" and not Ground control to Major Tom...
Still gob-smacked
Margarita
"In those rare moments of total quiet with a dark sky, I again feel the awe that struck me as a child. The feeling is utterly overwhelming as my mind races out across the stars. I feel peaceful and serene."
— Dr Debra M. Elmegreen, Fellow of the AAAS