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Archive for November 3rd, 2009

• Chromatic Tuner – easily tunes guitar bass and violin and other stringed instruments
• Clips on the instrument, and turns 360 degrees so it is always easy to see
• Only 2 1/2 inches tall – so it’s easy to take with you anywhere
• Big, bright bold letters show you the note you are tuning. Red = you’re out of tune, Green = you’re in tune!
• Easy to tune in the dark or in daylight

Product Description
The eNote Nano is a very small clip-on chromatic tuner that you can take with you anywhere to tune just about any musical instrument that you can clip it on to. The letters are bright red, except when you are in tune, and then the letters turn green. Very simple to use! Batteries ARE included! (Uses a replaceable CR2032 button/watch battery.)
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Outdoor advertising is a low budget and effective way of advertising a company’s product. Among the entire methods billboard advertising is the most sort after method, which has been proven to be the best sales strategy in the recent times. Nearly 5.6 billion dollar was spent on billboard advertising alone, in the year 2006, as analyzed by Outdoor Advertising Association of America. Billboard advertising is the best bet in outdoor advertising and isn’t that costly. And with the amount of exposure the product gets the money is worth it. In the past few years several factors have triggered billboard advertising and cost effectiveness being one of the prime reasons. One of the reasons being if an ad is placed in the local newspaper or a television channel the advertisement gets noticed for only thirty seconds and when the same advertisement is placed on billboard, it gets noticed through out the day, for months. Thousands of people view billboard everyday on their way to jobs or home, it doesn’t get lost in the pages like an advertisement placed in a newspaper or magazine. There is a frequent and continuous delivery of message. No other advertising method can grab the attention of people like billboard advertising. It creates brand awareness and strong name recognition. One of the reasons behind the cost being low is technology. In the early years the billboards were hand-painted due to which the labor cost was high. Now, advertisers design and print their advertisements on a huge poster board or vinyl board by a computer-aided printer, which is very cost effective. Creativity can be achieved to the highest extent, with ease and less money. The brighter, colorful, creative the advertisement is, the more eye-catching it is. With the advancements in technology, it takes very less time to design billboards with unlimited possibilities. Before placing a billboard advertisement in a particular area it’s better that a research is done about the interest of the people in and around that area. Like if the advertiser desires to post a billboard advertisement on a highway, he can choose the advertisement on a motel, cafeteria, or gas station. Depending on the locality specific potential customers should be targeted. The cost is really reasonable. It varies from $1,000 to $3,000 per month. Ten advertisements will cost around $ 30,000. It might look like a big amount, but it costs almost same if placing a full-page ad in a newspaper for only a day. And if the effectiveness is considered for both the methods, newspaper advertisements are not even half as effective as billboard advertisements. When an advertisement is placed in a newspaper or in a magazine, the customer should reach out to see the advertisement, but when an advertisement is placed on a billboard, it is like reaching to the customers. Thus, Billboard advertising has high-impact on people and is a cost-effective method of advertisement. The above-mentioned advantages are few of the many advantages of billboard advertising. And that’s the reason why all types of companies and businesses are choosing to go with billboard advertising. From placing the billboard at a theater multiplex, highway, airport, and even pasting them on cars, any kind of product can be advertised to any kind of audience. And the effectiveness of it can never be underestimated.
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You don’t have to wait until December to see the lean, green, Christmas hating machine. You can get Dr. Seuss How the Grinch Stole Christmas The Musical starting a month early in Boston! This classic children’s story has been adapted to stage and features a longer version of the original Dr. Seuss story about the creature with a heart two sizes too small.

If you forgot the gist of the show, it revolves around a large, mean green creature, The Grinch. Although The Grinch hates a lot of things, he hates Christmas the most, especially the singing of the local townspeople, the Whos. From his home high atop a mountain, the sweet voices of the Whos seem like nails on a chalkboard to the grumpy Grinch. He finally has a plan and employs the help of his faithful dog, who is also the narrator of the show. He dresses as Santa Clause and proceeds to loot Whoville on Christmas eve to prevent the Whos from celebrating. See how Christmas spirit finally finds The Grinch with your own Dr. Seuss How The Grinch Stole Christmas The Musical.

Timothy Mason wrote the book and scripts for the show. His other credits include Human Club, Levitation, Only You and The Fiery Furnace. The music for the show is by Mel Marvin. His musical endeavors include A History of the American Film, What’s Wrong With This Picture and The Gershwin’s’ Fascinating Rhythm. Some music and lyrics were by Albert Hague and Dr. Seuss.
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Album Description
Silky Soul Music is the brainchild of Frankie Beverly1s son, Anthony, who is serving as the project1s executive and co-producer. Beverly developed the idea to properly honor his father1s contributions to the music industry in a way that has never been done before. It is the first and only album recognizing Beverly and Maze1s nearly 40-year career including 12 albums and 30 hit singles. The 10 songs selected for the CD represent some of Maze and Frankie Beverly1s greatest hits. Featured are a host of Grammy Award winning and nominated gold and platinum-selling artists in R&B and Gospel, including Joe, Kevon Edmonds, Mary J. Blige, Ledisi, Mint Condition, Raheem DeVaughn, and the Clark Sisters.
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When I was young, I watched this show on MTV where there were three guys being asked questions by a girl. She would later on pick the man she wanted based on their answers. I also remember they were separated by a big heart. What was it called?