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4 weeks ago
Piano - All in the Family [closing theme]
My attempt of this lovely song. One my favorite TV classics, "Remembering You" The All in the Family closing theme. I love these old songs so much....
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4 weeks ago
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1 month ago
Sadie Static.3gp
Sadie my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy, in the back seat of the car, static in her hair, wanting to get out of her crate, plaintively barking
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1 year ago
COOL ARM BALANCE WITH BLOCK.m4v
A rockin' variation with block for the arm balance Eka Pada Koudinyasana for beginners and up to try. A great preparation for the full pose!
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1 year ago
Get Strong & Sexy Shoulders, Arms and Back!
Do this routine to build strength in your arms, shoulders and back. Look and feel great from the inside out!
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Tara what ever happened to that video of arm balancing poses from your Ford Model days? There was the crane, an extended side arm balance- it was very challenging but your teaching is lovely to follow- I know you are super busy but can you resurrect that video?
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1 year ago
Morning Yoga for Flexibility
Try this routine when you wake up to release tension in tight areas including hamstrings, chest, back, and your brain. Have a great day!
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1 year ago
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I have been doing this every morning for a month now- I can always find 7 minutes- it makes me "check in." I feel more conscious for the rest of the day- I drink more water, sit taller, eat better. It has changed me, is changing me. Tara thank you,
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1 year ago
Saturday Night Live: Heaven has the answers
Sketch with John Larroquette and Dana Carvey.
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1 year ago
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Genius. I have been looking for this skit FOREVER. It is oddly profound.
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
Babe Intro Styx
Babe intro, Styx. I played a tremolo piano on my Technics Digital Piano. I know this is short, but enjoy.
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You can't read sheet music?!? You are clearly a genius then, to be able to play like you do, by ear. How did you learn this?