Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, and sea lions are also protected by the Marine Mammal Protection Act. These laws help protect marine mammals and sea turtles from harm, including having their natural behaviors interrupted by human actions.
'Poppy Flowers' by Vincent van Gogh The painting was stolen from the Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum, Cairo, in August 2010. Valued at $50 million,...
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Basic Jazz Chord Progressions Major ii-V-I. The major ii-V-I is easily the most important chord progression to get a handle on when it comes to...
Read More »The public is prohibited from harassing, harming, pursuing, wounding, killing, capturing, or collecting marine species protected by the Endangered Species Act and Marine Mammal Protection Act. NOAA urges members of the public to observe marine animals from a safe and respectful distance, and do not approach or touch them. Many of the most popularly viewed animals in U.S. coastal waters are protected by the Endangered Species Act. Whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, and sea lions are also protected by the Marine Mammal Protection Act. These laws help protect marine mammals and sea turtles from harm, including having their natural behaviors interrupted by human actions. Before spending time on or near the ocean, know the guidelines and regulations for viewing these marine protected species in their habitats. Viewing guidelines and laws vary by region, state, and species. Please be familiar with the applicable rules before you visit our coastal waters—see the More Information box.
Certain keys work well for subs, while others don't. For example, notes between F0-A0 in the sub-bass range are a good balance between good...
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Most professional pianists practice around 3-4 hours a day, though they may have had to practice as much as 8 hours a day to get to their current...
Read More »Avoid approaching marine mammals when another watercraft is near. Multiple vessels are more likely to disturb marine mammals. Avoid excessive speed or sudden changes in speed or direction near whales, dolphins, or porpoises. When encountering marine mammals, slow down, operate at no-wake speed. Put your engine in neutral when whales approach to pass. Avoid approaching whales, dolphins, and porpoises when calves are present. Never put your watercraft between a mother and calf. Be wary of breaching and flipper-slapping whales that might injure people or watercraft. Stay clear of light green bubble patches from humpback whales. These are sub-surface bubbles before whales rise to feed at the surface. Never pursue or follow marine wildlife—any vessel movement should be from the recommended distance and slightly parallel to or from the rear of the animal. If you need to move around marine wildlife, do so from behind. Never approach head-on. Do not intentionally direct your watercraft or accelerate toward a marine mammal with the intent of creating a pressure wake allowing them to bow or wake-ride.
An instrument's level of difficulty to learn is a significant consideration when choosing a musical instrument. The violin is harder to learn than...
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Is being musical attractive? In this study, the researchers found that descriptions which stated that a person played an instrument or could sing...
Read More »Remain at least 50 yards away—about 1/2 a football field—from sea turtles nesting or resting on beaches. This includes people and pets. Share the shore! For seals and sea lions on shore, people and pets should remain at least 50 yards away—about the length of a football field. Please move away at the first sign of disturbance or agitation. It is normal for a mother seal to leave her young pup alone on the beach for up to 24 hours while she feeds. You may not see the mother offshore, but if she sees you near her pup, she may not think it’s safe to come back and could abandon her pup. Give moms and pups space. If you see a seal pup, keep your distance. As a rule of thumb, stay at least 50 yards (150 feet) from seals. A curious seal pup might approach on its own, but the mother is likely to be nearby, and may see your interaction as a threat. No selfies with seals! As tempting as it might be to get that perfect shot of yourself or your child with an adorable seal pup, please do the right thing and leave the seal pup alone. Getting too close to a wild animal puts you—and the animal—at risk. Do not feed, or attempt to feed, wild seals and sea lions. Seals have powerful jaws, and can leave a lasting impression. When you get too close to a wild animal, you risk stressing or threatening it, and stressed animals are much more likely to act unpredictably.
Alia Sabur. Alia Sabur's parents knew she was special from a very young age. She didn't even complete elementary school before she was attending...
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We use a new tool called the dotted half note to count three beats. The dotted half note looks like a normal half note, except that it has a small...
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They're bulky and expensive to maintain properly. Sales in the United States peaked in 1910, when nearly 365,000 were sold, and even in 1980 they...
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All triads are chords, but not all chords are triads. A triad is a chord with only three notes, and is built on thirds. To make a triad, we take a...
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