watch tail wagging .... not a tortured dog.

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Obama Sunrise FL 10-29-08

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Basta de Matanzas. El pueblo lo demanda.

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Are you pissed that every CD that has a tuning track for guitars that only plays each string only like three times? If you don't have a guitar tuner or anything like that, try this. This plays every string nine times so you have more time to tune each string on the guitar.(This was made with a CD that played each string three times(for electric and acoustic) so I edit it. Might not be so good but it helps me...used to. Haha.)

PS: Also, thanks for a the wonderful comment, man. I didn't think it would be so useful. I only uploaded it on here so i could still tune to this after i deleted it of my computer.(I don't tune to this anymore, I suck tuning by ear. I'm always like a quarter of a half step down.) So yeah, Thanks for the comments, man. Good or Bad, I still enjoy reading them. And you're very welcome to those people who say "THANK YOU!!!." Lol..Thanks a lot, Man.
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Strumming Video

http://youtube.com/watch?v=qDs XUKIeYvw

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Carl Sagan, astrónomo y divulgador científico estadounidense, gestor del famoso mensaje enviado al espacio en las sondas Voyager, propuso a la NASA tomar una fotografía de nuestro planeta cuando la sonda Voyager se encontraba a 6,000 millones de kilómetros. La NASA en un primer momento no entendía qué sentido tendría fotografiar nuestro planeta desde un lugar tan lejano.

Así, la Voyager giró hacia la tierra y tomó la imagen más lejana que hayamos visto de nuestro mundo. Carl Sagan la denominó "Ese pequeño punto azul pálido" e hizo el siguiente comentario...




(Subtitulado y editado por este humilde servidor, pienso que es un mensaje que deberia ver todo ser humano. Gracias por su difusiòn.)

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