...| | To indicate grouping in Access, select _____ as the entry in the Total row for the field to be used for grouping.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | Group By | | | | | | | | | | | | To find the largest amount paid amount for a client, select _____ as the entry in the Total row for the Amount Paid column.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | MAX | | | | | | | | To include calculated fields in queries, enter a name for the calculated field, a(n) _____, and then the expression in one of the columns in the Field row.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | colon (:) | | | | | | | | To create a new query in Design view, click Create on the Ribbon to display the Create tab and then click the ____ button to create a new query.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | Query Design | | | | | | | | To create a crosstab, click the ____ button on the Create tab.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | Query Wizard | | | | | | | | To export data from a query to Excel, select the query in the Navigation Pane, click _____ on the Ribbon, and then click the Excel button.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | External Data | | | | | | | | To include the Total row in the design grid, click the _____ button on the Design tab.Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | Totals | | | | | | | | To organize entries in the Navigation Pane by...
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...ourselves in acid metal pop. But there’s green all around us, and it never gives up. Harmony grows and ebbs, like it was meant to, all around us, now it’s bent too. Ghosts in the meadows, ephemeral in their gaze, they hang around, waiting for love to equate, their state. There’s a drum beat, slow, and dumb, keeping the time, almost silently. And the guitar strings, they sing melodically, in chords and tabs written, in heaven and forgotten, as some silly hooks. We burn books in our minds, but keep them on our shelves, so that we can revisit them, when we need a piece of hell. We fight and laugh, and fall in love blessed, almost every time, we meet again. while listening to old REM Rain is falling on the fields. We shield ourselves in acid metal pop. But there’s green all around us, and it never gives up. Harmony grows and ebbs, like it was meant to, all around us, now it’s bent too. Ghosts in the meadows, ephemeral in their gaze, they hang around, waiting for love to equate, their state. There’s a drum beat, slow, and dumb, keeping the time, almost silently. And the guitar strings, they sing melodically, in chords and tabs written, in heaven and forgotten, as some silly hooks. We burn books in our minds, but keep them on our shelves, so that we can revisit them, when we need a piece of hell. We fight and laugh, and fall in love blessed, almost every time, we meet again. while listening to old REM Rain is falling on the fields. We shield ourselves in acid metal pop. But...
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...Tabs tell you how a song is played in guitar. Reading tabs is easy, you won't have to go through this lesson twice. Guitars usually have six strings (there are 7 string and 12 string guitars also, we'll ignore them now). The first thing you have to know is the name of the six strings. The top string is the thickest string, and it is called the 6th string or E-string because it plays E note at open fret(when you don't hold down any frets and just pick the string), assuming standard tuning. The next string is called 5th string or A string for similar reasons. The other string in order are 4th or D string, 3rd or G string, 2nd or B stringand 1st or e-string (thinnest string). As the 1st and 6th string are both E notes, we distinguish the 1st string by writing it in a smaller case "e". Now we are ready to move to tabs. The first thing you will notice about tabs is that there are six lines. They represent the six strings of the guitar. They look like this: e ------------------------ B ------------------------ G ------------------------ D ------------------------ A ------------------------ E ------------------------ I have written the string names (the note each string plays when you don't hold down any frets) on the left, this may not be given in all tabs. If it is not given, you have to assume that it is the same as I have written. Note that the top string of your guitar (the 6th or E string) is written at the bottom of the tab, and the bottom string (1st of e string) is written...
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...1. Create a file called fullNames.txt using vi and have the following content in the file -- Please pay attention to put space character between the first and last name for each person below. (hint for the upcoming questions: the default delimeter for the paste and cut commands is TAB character not space character). john smith alice wonderland sam blue 2. Write a unix command to print first name of each person in the fullNames.txt file to the screen. cut –f1 fullNames.txt 3. Write a unix command to create a file called firstNames.txt from the fullNames.txt file. This file should have the first name of each person per line. Cut –f1 fullNames.txt > firstNames.txt 4. Write a unix command to print last name of each person in the fullNames.txt file to the screen Cut –f2 fullNames.txt > lastNames.txt 5. Write a unix command to create a file called lastNames.txt from the fullNames.txt file. This file should have the last name of each person per line. Cut –f2 fullNames.txt > lastNames.txt 6. Use a unix command to print the combined firstNames.txt and lastNames.txt files to the screen in a way that each line has the first and las name of one person delimited using : symbol. For instance, the first line to appear on the screen should be john:smith join firstNames.txt lastNames.txt 7. Modify your unix command in step 6 so that the lines are written to another file called newFullNames.txt rather than on the screen. Join firstNames.txt lastNames.txt > newFullnames...
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...Zia Mohiuddin Dagar or Z.M. Dagar, was a renowned Hindustani classical musician, famous for being a master of the rudra veena, a large plucked string instrument used in Hindustani classical music, and essentially reviving it as a solo concert instrument. Z.M. Dagar is well known in the Hindustani music world for modifying and redesigning the rudra veena by incorporating effective components in the instrument. As a result of his modifications, the rudra veena produced a soft and deep sound when plucked, vastly improving the overall quality of the Hindustani classical music instrument. Dagar was born in the town of Udaipur, Rajasthan in 1929. As a child, he began his studies in music with his father, Ustad Ziauddin Khan Dagar, a court musician for the Maharaja of Udaipur. Z.M. Dagar received training in both vocals and in the rudra veena. Interestingly enough, the rudra veena, an instrument designed to be used by vocalists to practice melodies, was traditionally not played in public. However, a young Dagar adopted the rudra veena as his primary instrument and even delivered his first recital at the age of 16. Dagar’s father discouraged his son from experimenting with the structure of the rudra vina however, after his father passed away, Dagar transformed the instrument to better equip it for solo performances by modifying it into a large bass instrument (often referred to as a “Dagar vina”) and various other tweaks such as enlarging the “tumbas” or gourds and the “dhandhi”...
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...History: Bowl harps was the first string guitar that came before the modern guitar (mid 1900s). The history of guitar can be from back in times 4,000 years ago. The guitar's history goes back to 15th century Malaga in Spain. It was develop by a Spanish black man, who gave just four strings to the guitar he made. Thereafter, the instrument went through the Baroque and Classical periods before evolving into the six-stringed, modern-day guitar. The word guitar comes from the Portuguese word 'guitarra' came from the Greek word 'kitharra' that refers to the Greek island of love and poetry. The guitar does have an advantage over its predecessors, the electronic guitars. Construction: Guitar Body: The body of an acoustic guitar is comprised of two main parts: The front, or soundboard, and the back and sides. Acoustic guitar soundboards are usually made of spruce or cedar. The soundboard may be solid or laminated. The back and sides are made out of a variety of materials, including mahogany, rosewood or, in some cases, synthetic composites. Guitar Necks: Guitar necks are made from a variety of materials, including the following woods bubinga, maple and mahogany. Sometimes the necks are made of graphite, aluminum or carbon fiber. Fret boards: Fret boards can be made of a number of woods. The most common are rosewood, maple or ebony. In some cases, they are made of carbon fiber or synthetic composite materials. Frets: Frets are the rounded metal strips in the fret board that determine...
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...want to end up as the center piece of someone’s Thanksgiving dinner table. I have a plan of where I will hide this Thanksgiving season. If I, the turkey, get caught, I will be slaughtered in a heartbeat. To solve that problem, I will have to disguise myself. First, I will go to New York City. It is pretty crowded there, so I don’t think I’ll be spotted. That also means that there are a lot of turkey-hungry people. I will disguise myself as a news reporter. I’ll get my turkey friend to hold the camera and I will have a microphone. Next, I will go to Mexico. I will get my talented makeup artist to make me a mask. I will then go to a Mexican restaurant. I’ll have my own mariachi band playing songs with me. I’ll have my best sombrero and a guitar in my hand. My final stop will be Honolulu, Hawaii. To get there, I will dress up as a business man and ride in 1st class on the airplane. I will have cool shades and a suit and tie. When I arrive in Honolulu, I will go into a public restroom and change into my hula girl outfit. I will go around with a grass skirt, lei, and a wig on. My plan for this Thanksgiving will hopefully work. I think I won’t get caught. Looking ahead, I need to make plans for Christmas. I am nervous that my real identity will be discovered, but I have confidence in myself. In my great turkey escape, I will go to New York City, Mexico, and...
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...us by the Revolution age with some in their original form and prevalent. Men from all different classes, from slaves and indentured servants to Thomas Jefferson, played fiddles or violins. While prices varied from high to low violins were usually imported in great numbers. In addition to popular instruments such as the violin, the flute happens to be another prominent instrument that was driven by man. 1 Woman had limited musical options due to high levels of “maintaining reputation” for men. Wealthy woman mostly played harpsichords which they played for friends and family. Another first choice instrument for woman was a English guitar, a 10 string, tear-drop shaped, C chord which is now extinct. The Baroque guitar was also in style, which represents the small version of a classical guitar with gut strings, which also has 10 strings. The 6 strand guitar didn’t evolve until the 1820’s...
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...Oh Mary don't you cry any more (4 hours) by Fay Weldon The novella/story takes place in Hobart, the biggest city and also the Capital of Tasmania which is a part of Australia. The year when the story takes place is in the middle 1980s. They live in the greatest city in Tasmania, so there must certainly live a lot of different people to socialize with. In the beginning we hear about the girls doesn’t have any footwear on their feet and that is not due anything financial, but because their “ancestors” - those before them made it fine without. All around the social background must be all right. They live in a good town with a lot of people, they have many friends and has a lot of support from family and the community/neighbors. The adults around them are also a positive influence of how to behave and how life should be lived. The mother – Shirley, is a very positive/optimistic person, she sees everything on the bright side. She has 2 daughters with her former husband “they are separated” who is an engineer. Shirley does everything for her kids with a mother’s love, she only wants the best for them. Shirley’s girl – Gracie, she’s kind of a wonder-child and by saying that when comparing to Lisa, that on the other hand really works hard with homework, doing the piano and trying to win her mothers attention, then Gracie is just a slacker born with talent. Lisa and Gracie they are sisters and as sisters they have sort of a competition minded relationship, take for an example when...
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...Collins "In The Air Tonight" is a strophic composition produced by Phil Collins. The aria consists of an electronic drum set an electric guitar and a prophet to add an additional fullness to the song. The exposition of the monody is at an adagio tempo. The electronic drum kit repeats a drum pattern with 12 drum hits in each loop, while accenting on every third beat {eg.1-2-1-2-1-2-1-22-1-2 | 11-2-1-2-1-2-1-22-1-2}. In the middle of the first loop the electric guitar roars a triple stopping that drags on for fifteen seconds, and is quickly followed by the sound of a nymph sounding guitar riff in the background accompanied by the prophet. The prophet presents the main melody of the song. A series of warm instruments accompany the drum pattern followed by the sound of Phil Collins's tenor voice reverbed a tad to add an eerieness to the song. He first announces in a slightly whispered, muffled voice: I can feel it in the air tonight, Oh Lord I've been waiting for this moment, for all my life, Oh, Lord Can you feel it coming in the air tonight, Oh Lord Oh Lord Afterwards the same guitar roars in for half the time it did before as Mr. Collins proceeds to go into the first verse of the song. After the first verse he returns back to the chorus this time with additional vocals that lags behind his every word and ends with the guitar roar once again that comes predictably at the same time. The first words to his second verse starts with the singer's voice tweaked up a bit with...
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...Yamaha Guitar Company Yamaha Company is a Japanese multinational company and conglomerate located in Japan, which provides a range of services and products, electronics, motorcycles, predominantly musical instruments and power sports instruments. Yamaha Company was introduced in year 1887 with reed organ and piano manufactured by the Torakusu Yamaha as the Nippon Gakki Limited. This was a literally a Japan musical manufacturing company in Hamamatsu, and was later incorporated 1897. The company originated as musical instrument manufacturer and still reflected in the currents group’s logo. After the Second World War, the corporation president, Genichi Kawakami, repurposed the remains of company’s war period, the production machinery and the corporation’s expertise in the metallurgical technologies to manufacture of motorcycles (Davis, 56). YA-1, of which almost 125 motorcycles, were created within the initial year of production, 1954, and was named in the honor of the founder. The motorcycle was a 125cc, two-stroke, single cylinder, street bike that was patterned after German DKWRT125. The model was copied by the British munitions firms in post war era, and it was manufactured as Bantam and the Hummer was Harley-Davidson. In the year 1995, the success of YA-1 resulted in foundation of the Yamaha Motor Company Limited (Davis, 56). Currently, the Yamaha Company has grown tremendously, and has become the world greatest manufacture of the musical instruments that...
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...Purple Rain Section | Lyrics | Musical Features | Sonic Features | Introduction | | Electric Guitar begin the song of with a solo introduction for the first 12 seconds of the song and is then joined on 13 seconds Drums | Drums sound is Reverbed | Verse 1 | I never meant to cause you any sorrow I never meant to cause you any pain I only wanted one time to see you laughing I only want to see you laughing in the purple rain | 18 Seconds into the song the Verse 1 starts.Bass Guitar | Sonic features that is added to the verse is Echo.The drum is reverbed throughout the chorusAt the end of when Prince sings purple rain all instruments stop playing for 2 seconds at 48seconds into the song, while prince still sings. | Chorus 1 | Purple rain, purple rain Purple rain, purple rain Purple rain, purple rain I only want to see you laughing in the purple rain | Electric Guitar chords change and so does its volume.Electric Piano are introduced in the 3 saying of ‘Purple rain’Same Notes are held for 7 secondsHard hit on the Hi –high cymbalShort Pause | Continuation of Reverb of the drums throughout the background.Electronic synthesizer effectsVocals echoes are shortened compared to the chorus. | Verse 2 | I never wanted to be your weekend lover I only wanted to be some kind of friend, hey Baby, I could never steal you from another It's such a shame our friendship had to end | Drum comes in again along with the crash cymbal | The note is on the...
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...Mariachi ensemble bands were born in the state of Jalisco in the 19th century. The music celebrates common life and mariachi bands are frequent guests at Mexican social events. The bands typically include violins, trumpets, guitars, and various smaller percussion instruments native to Mexico. The players usually dress in similar outfits, including a wide-brimmed hat. Violins The violin is a staple of the modern and past mariachi band. As of 2011, large mariachi bands contain six to eight violins although there are some smaller subsets that use as few as four players. They create background and melodic elements. Like any other violin, these instruments blend with others to support or lead the ensemble when the music calls for it. Trumpets...
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...I’m a huge fan of Sam Hunt’s music. I’m a huge fan of music but mostly country music. I listen to country music all the time. It’s what I listen to a lot. I know a lot of Sam Hunt’s music. I could sing a lot of his songs. My favorite song of his is Break Up In a Small Town. If I ever got a chance to meet him, the meeting would go like this. One day I went to one of Sam Hunt’s concerts. I stand there the whole time singing his songs. After the concert was over Sam Hunt said there is going to be a private greet and meet, but no one really heard him they weren’t paying attention. I was one of the only that heard him. When I went backstage, we talked about his music. I got an autograph, I got a picture with them and a hug. We talked a lot...
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...started to play guitar at age 12. When I was in Russia we played pop guitar, with steel strings, chords and whatever was around at the time. So I got into classical guitar later in age about 16. I went to music school where I studied for 5 years and few years later after I finished high school I went to music Institute where I completed my first Bachelor Degree. On first course of study I was lucky to get job as a guitar teacher at music school. In 1998 I moved to Australia and in 2006 I completed my Bachelor degree at Melba Conservatorium of Music. Now I have been doing my Master course at The University Of Melbourne. Trough my career I was teaching in few music schools, worked in 2 theater orchestras, in duos, trios and bands. At present time I am teaching guitar at 4 Primary school around Mornington Peninsula. Also I perform in a duo with another guitarist and...
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