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November 3rd, 2009

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Fred & Friends Minor Miracle Porcelain Mug

$9.75

‘;Holy Virgin Batman!’; This hilarious novelty mug looks like an ordinary white coffee cup until you get to your last dregs. Peer down into the murky depths and BEHOLD! A vision!A fantastic novelty stocking filler, Secret Santa or Birthday gift, the Minor Miracle Mug will be a great edition to your collection. Why not make someone a cuppa and not tell them about the surprise? Imagine their face as…

Alessi Milky Way Minor Set of Cheese Knives

$120.00

Set of cheese knives composed of: knife for hard cheeses, knife for semi-hard cheeses, knife for soft cheeses and knife for semi-soft cheeses in steel AISI 420. Handle in thermoplastic resin. The project Milky Way Minor designed by Mr and Mrs Gasparini is a reduced adaptation both for price than for dimensions of the project called La Via Lattea. The series of table knives for cheeses addresses to…

MINOR MIRACLE Mug

$14.50

Even a simple mug can confer a Minor Miracle – after you drink your morning coffee or tea, a vision of The Holy Mother materializes in the bottom of your cup. Take it as a sign – caffeine is GOOD. Don’t you think every day should start with a Minor Miracle? Giftbox packaging….

99 Must-Have Piano Masterpieces

$1.99

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The 99 Darkest Pieces Of Classical Music

$5.49

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Major and Minor Chords: a Piano Lesson for Beginners

If you are a beginning piano student, one of the first things you learn are the major scales. If you know your major scales, then you can easily play major piano chords.

A major piano chord is formed by playing the first, third, and fifth notes of the scale. For example, a D major scale is D-E-F#-G-A-B-C#-D. D, F#, and A are the first third, and fifth notes of the D major scale, so a D major chord consists of D, F#, and A. An F major scale consists of F-G-A-Bb-C-D-E-F. Since F, A, and C are the first, third, and fifth notes, they make up an F major chord.

For those who don’t know the major scales, there is a simple formula that you can use: root + 4 half steps + 3 half steps. A half step is the distance from one note to the very next one. C to C#, E to F, and A to Bb are all examples of half steps. So using this formula, let’s find an Eb major chord. The first note will be an Eb. Go from Eb to E, F, Gb, and finally G. That’s four half steps so G is the second note in the Eb major chord. Now start on G and go up three half steps: Ab, A, Bb. Now we know that Bb is the final note, so an Eb major chord consists of Eb, G, Bb.

Once you know how to play a major chord, finding the minor chord is an easy task. The only difference between the two is the third note; a minor chord has a flatted third note. By now, you have learned that a D major chord consists of D, F#, A. Lower the F# to an F natural and you have a D minor chord.

The minor chord can also be found using a simple formula. The formula is root + 3 half steps + 4 half steps. To find the G minor chord, start on G and go up three half steps: Ab, A, Bb. Therefore, Bb is the second note in the G minor chord. From there you go up four more half steps: B, C, Db, D. Now you know that G, Bb, and D are the notes that make up the G minor chord.

Now you know how easy it is to play major and minor piano chords. If you haven’t already learned your major and minor scales, now is the time to start. They will make your progress as a piano player much easier.

What happens if a minor breaks a restraining order?

Like if a minor and a non minor break a restraining order, do you have to have proof, or just your word. And what happens to both the minor and non minor?

If they SEE YOU breaking the restraining order you go to jail or juvey. It doesn’t matter how old you are, you are breaking the law. They don’t just believe the person holding the order. I could say you broke an order by being within 500 feet and you can’t prove where you were so you must have did it. The cops need PROOF it was broken. Either see you there or see like video evidence that you went to the house you weren’t allowed at or whatever. That’s why if someone is breaking the order you need to call the cops and let them see it. Nothing is done to the person who is at home minding their own though. They didn’t break a law or do anything wrong. Although if they called the person over then things could go bad for them.