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Camaleonti - Testi - Lyrics - Accordi - Chords - Spartiti per chitarra

mamma777 — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:50:13 +0000

Camaleonti

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Camaleonti

Adamo (Salvatore Adamo) - Testi - Lyrics - Accordi - Chords - Spartiti per chitarra

mamma777 — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 12:20:19 +0000

Adamo

(Salvatore Adamo)

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Salvatore Adamo

Adriano Pappalardo - Testi - Lyrics - Accordi - Chords - Spartiti per chitarra

mamma777 — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 23:59:42 +0000

Adriano Pappalardo

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Adriano Pappalardo

Antoine - Testi - Lyrics - Accordi - Chords - Spartiti per chitarra

mamma777 — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 13:02:24 +0000

Antoine

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Antoine

크롬 플러스를 업데이트 했더니 탭 기능이 이상해졌다?

Paul Lee — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:02:07 +0000

오늘인가요, 잘 사용하고 있던 크롬 플러스(Chrome Plus)의 업데이트가 나왔다길래 업데이트를 해줬습니다. 그런데 그 이후로 탭 관련 기능이 좀 이상하게 작동을 하더라구요.

북마크바의 어떤 사이트를 누르면 현재 탭이 아닌 새 탭에서 열립니다.
주소 창에 주소를 치고 엔터를 누르면 현재 탭이 아닌 새 탭에서 열립니다.

북마크바의 어떤 사이트를 새 탭에서 열 때는 Ctrl 키를 누른 채 클릭을 하면 됐었고, 새 탭에 어떤 사이트를 열려면 Ctrl+T 로 새 탭을 열고 주소를 쳐왔었는데 갑자기 방식이 바뀐 거죠. 그래서 적잖이 당황해 하다가, 천천히 옵션을 살펴본 끝에 원래대로 돌아가는 방법을 찾아냈습니다.

메뉴에 있는 크롬 플러스 옵션 페이지(ChromePlus Options Page) 를 선택하시거나, Ctrl+Shift+C 를 누르시거나, 주소창에 chrome://plusconfig/ 를 입력하세요. 그러면 크롬 플러스에 관한 설정 페이지가 나옵니다.

그 중에 “Tab mode for opening ominibar URL:” 항목의 값으로 “Open ominibar URL in current tab.”를 선택해주시구요
“Tab mode for opening bookmark:” 항목의 값으로 “Open bookmark in current tab.”를 선택해주세요.

그리고 쭉 내려와서 “저장” 버튼을 누르시면, 예전과 같은 방식으로 탭을 활용하실 수 있습니다

Orietta Berti - Testi - Lyrics - Accordi - Chords - Spartiti per chitarra

mamma777 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:05:18 +0000

Orietta Berti

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Orietta Berti

What's your favourite Keyboard Shortcut?

Matt — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:39:12 +0000

Le TAB delle ninne nanne in PDF

Luca Francioso — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 19:22:24 +0000

Da oggi lo spartito con TAB del CD TRA I SOGNI E IL CUSCINO (7 NINNE NANNE E 7 FIABE) è disponibile solo in PDF nel sito di Luca Francioso.

Filastrocche e poesie della Befana - Testi - Lyrics

mamma777 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 15:04:01 +0000

Filastrocche….e poesie

della Befana

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Filastrocche e poesie della Befana

Know Your Guitar

music4355 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:18:09 +0000

Playing guitar is fun and can be fun to learn. This guide is help you in choosing your first guitar that you will be learning on.

Go to a local music store and look around. You will see many guitars. Electric guitars, solid body, hollow body, acoustic guitars, acoustic/electric guitars, travel guitars, and bass guitars. These instruments can range anywhere from about $50 USD to $5,000 USD. That’s right, you can
easily pay in the range of $5,000 for a non-electric, acoustic guitar. Go ahead and look up a “Martin D-45 guitar” for an example.

First, is the instrument going to be for an adult or a child/teen? Is it going to be properly taken care of by who owns it? Is it ever going to be taken anywhere? (Camping, over to a friend’s house, to a hotel room on a weekend getaway.)

Some of the higher priced guitars such as “Gibson”, “Fender”, “Martin”, or “Taylor” will hold their value and may even increase in value later down the road if they are properly taken care of.

Now we all know that children have been known to take on many projects only to never finish them. And this rings true for learning to play a musical instrument as well. I’ve seen young teens take up guitar only to discover the opposite sex 2 months into it and never pick it up again. The last thing you want to do is spend $1500 USD on a “Jackson USA Soloist” electric guitar and another $2,000 USD for a “Marshall” all tube half stack and have your son or daughter ding and scratch up the guitar only to find they loose interest in it in a few months.

So it is my recommendation that a first guitar for a child or teen should be UNDER $200 for the guitar itself. Then if in a year or two, your child is still playing it and has progressed, then you can justify spending about $850 USD for a new “USA Fender Stratocaster” and $500 – $700 for a decent combo amp. – Bass Guitar Chords -

Guitar Fretboard Notes
Guitar Fretboard Notes

More tab svg files - heart, evergreen, shapes

imagesbyheatherm — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:55:27 +0000

Here are some more tabs for your crafting. These would work great with double sided papers, or you could cut a small piece for inside the cutout.

The download is a zipped folder with svg files for use in either version of SCAL. These files are for personal use only. Feel free to link to this post, but the files are not to be shared or distributed in any way.

Download the files from here.

Add-ons "must-have" do Firefox

Vitor Ussui — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:58:27 +0000

Se você já usa o Firefox e não conhece esses facilitadores-de-vida, não perca mais tempo. Se você ai

Canti Scout e varie - Testi - Lyrics - Accordi - Chords - Spartiti per chitarra

mamma777 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:33:03 +0000

Canti Scout e varie

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Canti Scout e varie

Lucio Battisti - Album - Testi - Lyrics - Accordi - Cbhords - Spartiti per chitarra

mamma777 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:43:22 +0000

Lucio Battisti

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Lucio Battisti

"Your Love is Strong" - Jon Foreman

Jason — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:19:24 +0000

Jon Foreman wrote this song for his wife who requested some worship songs from him. He explains that he figured the best song for worship would be stolen straight from the Bible…so that’s what he did.

It is essentially the Lord’s Prayer with a focus on recognizing that God loves us and will take care of our needs. It’s a simple song, but says a lot. I’m looking forward to worshiping with everyone this week.

Side Note: I’ve had the chorus of this song stuck in my head before but never knew the melody. I figured I could learn it and record it all in about 30 minutes. Turns out the melody has some atypical parts and there’s a chord in there that while easy, I’m just not used to playing. You’ll notice a few mistakes in the video, so please be easy on me. On a positive note, I got the lighting fixed and the video quality should be pretty good from this point on.

Hiding a tab via JavaScript

convar — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:11:52 +0000

Hi,

Very commonly we need to hide tabs on the crm form, this is how we do;

If we want to hide the 3rd tab on the form,

crmForm.all.tab2Tab.style.display = “none”;

That’s all…

Have fun.

The Body Is Not The Only Aspect That Can Be Abled

genderbitch — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:27:08 +0000

Update: Going over the comments and other suggestions, I’m finding that Currently Abled (CA) is so far the best one out of all (including better than CAB/M/S). Further comments should discuss CA as I’m no longer in favor of CAB/M or CAB/M/S over just CA.

There’s something that twigs me out a bit about the abbreviation TAB. But first, for those not in the know, let’s go over what it means.

It means Temporarily Able Bodied. It summarizes fairly well the counter situation to many PWD (Person/People With Disabilities). It stands for the group who are, temporarily, in a position of elevation over PWD folk socially (either through visible elevation or through simply not having to deal with what PWD with invisible disabilities have to deal with in attempting to avoid the bs from society). It also describes folk who don’t possess disabilities, in the simple sense, a classification tool used for discourse and community in the same way that PWD does.

It also explains the temporal nature of not possessing disabilities. It just takes an accident, a hidden genetic condition, even the steady movement of aging and really many other things to cause disabilities to accumulate for a person, removing TAB status and forcing one into the constructed list of bodies that are considered “wrong” or “broken”. Temporarily makes it clear that no, you may not be spared for very long, folk (ironically, even though it’s the marginalization that’s the easiest to get smacked with due to the temporal nature of being abled, it’s also one of the most frequently erased and ignored.)

But there is a flaw. A serious, even ableist flaw in the terminology. And that is what twigs me out.

Have you noticed it yet? Temporarily Abled Bodied. You might say, “well, I’m confused. I mean they are able bodied aren’t they? So they aren’t PWD, right?” But you see, the body is not the only aspect that can be temporarily abled. One who is PWD is simply so due to any kind of disability, mental or physical. So those who are entirely not PWD would be inherently abled body wise. But they would also be abled mind wise. Bodily disabilities are not the only disabilities out there. The mind is another area that can be subject to disability and the ableism that folks with mental disabilities; disorders, mental illness, brain injuries, neurological difference, atypical thought patterns and functionality and a host of other things face. This ableism shows itself in words like “idiot”, “crazy”, “insane”, “retarded” and the host of insults built around the autism spectrum and its cousins. This ableism shows itself in the erasure of the thoughts, hopes, mindsets, viewpoints and ideas of those with disabilities connected to the mind. It shows itself in the usage of disorder terminology by folk who don’t possess these disorders as a joke. “Haha I’m so ADD!” or “Oh geez, sorry, I’m so OCD.” or “Man that game was completely schizo”. It shows itself in the term TAB because there are PWD folk who are temporarily able bodied, just not temporarily able minded. The abbreviation constructs body as the only important aspect that can be abled or disabled and acts (probably unintentionally) in erasure of those who are PWD simply due to something like ADD/ADHD (attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder), Autism, Aspergers, Schizophrenia, Bipolar, BPD (borderline personality disorder) LD-NOS (learning disability), Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and a host of other zones.

Then there’s the issue my partner pointed out when helping me proofread this post. Even temporarily is problematic. Some folk never have a disability. Aging doesn’t do too much to them in those terms and some folk have things calm down or disappear. “Currently” is the word being suggested to fix this, so I’m just going to slide that into the terms right now.

This is, obviously, a problem. And it’s one that’s very simple to solve. You see, the word CAB still has use. Folks with disability related to the mental aspect (but none for physical) will not face the same things that folk with disability related to the physical aspect will face (but none for the mental) and vice versa. CAB and CAM (currently able minded) would be perfectly applicable in discussions and discourse about the specific types of ableism that each group faces. But ultimately, the overall term that represents those who are not PWD in any way needs to represent the full spectrum of disability by including all the aspects that are subject to it. Body and Mind.

So I suggest this: Currently Able Bodied/Minded. Or CAB/M (alternately one could just say CABM but I like me some back slashes). I wouldn’t say it’s a perfect solution. Terminology tends to go through many evolutions of adjustment and editing to fit just right. But it’s a good step. Others have other suggestions: see the language note at the bottom. And that’s completely fine. But in the end, something needs to change. The terminology needs to be fixed. Because it is beyond important that the PWD community, one of the only really safe places for folks with disabilities in a world where most groups ignore us or hurt us, does not engage in even unintentional ableism towards its own. The last refuge for PWD folk should be a refuge for all PWD folk, intersection or primary line, either and any way.

So there it is. The case for CAB/M, instead of TAB (or even just CAB). I hope it catches on. I’m tired of half of my disabilities being ignored in the terms.

Canzoni Napoletane D - Testo – Accordi – Lyrics – Accordi – Chords – Spartiti per chitarra

mamma777 — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 10:01:35 +0000

Canzoni Napoletane D

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Canzoni Napoletane D

Desiderio Sergio Bruni *
Desiderio ‘e sole
Dicitencello vuje Sergio Bruni Massimo Ranieri Peppino Di Capri Alan Sorrenti Mario Trevi Mario Merola Sal da Vinci *
Dimane Peppino Di Capri *
Dimme addò staje
Dimme na’ vota si
Dimmelle tu Gigi Finizio *
Dincello, mamma mia Totò
Dint’a chiesa Tony Astarita *
Dio a l’ommo
Distrattamente Tony Astarita *
Divieto d’accesso Alberto Selly *
D’int’a n’ora Dio lavora
Doce doce Fred Bongusto *
Doje Madonne
Doje serenate
Doje stelle sò cadute
Ddoie strade Totò
Don Carluccio Salvatore Di Giacomo
Don Ciccio pasticcio Totò *
Don Raffaè Fabrizio De Andrè *
Donna Cuncetta Pino Daniele *
Dove sta Zazà Gabriella Ferri Nino Taranto *
Duje giuramente
Duje paravise Roberto Murolo Sergio Bruni Massimo Ranieri *
Duorme mammà Mario Merola *
Durmi Sergio Bruni *