FReeper Canteen - Tunes For The Troops - 5 Oct 2013

Out Troops Rock!!!!!!!!!!!!! | The Canteen DJ's

[AZamericonnie]

Hi Cindy Sue & thank you for all the good stuff this evening! *Hugs*

Thirty five years????

Wow I’m impressed...so your kinda sweet on each other? ;-}

[AZamericonnie]

Hi Cindy Sue & thank you for all the good stuff this evening! *Hugs*

Thirty five years????

Wow I’m impressed...so your kinda sweet on each other? ;-}

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

“It is my duty, honor, pleasure and RESPONSIBILITY to try to bring some happiness into the lives of the TROOPS since the dunce in Washington does not want to pay them! ( That is not a political statement! It is a financial statement! )

(((( HUGS ))))

[Liberty Valance]

You're more than welcome AZ. Walsh is a prime example of 'survivor' in a biz that can eat you for breakfast. The man still makes some great music ...

Joe Walsh - Analog Man

[AZamericonnie]

Every Friday night at 6 P.M. my reminder program blurts out, “THE WRATH OF AZAMERICONNIE WILL BE UPON YOU IF YOU DO NOT POST MUSIC TONIGHT! KATHY IN ALASKA WILL HATE YOU AND THE TROOPS WILL SHUN YOU!

Now....do you have that programed on your right wrist watch or your left wrist watch or is it an alarm on your cell phone which may or may not be powered up? *grin*

[Kathy in Alaska]

Aloha and good afternoon, Hawaii...((HUGSW))

Hope you are all well. I suspect Lonesome Plover is planning his departure, altho every time it starts to get cold, it warms up again.

[AZamericonnie]

“Analog man in a digital world”....Love it! LOL

[Publius]

Two other sonatas form the basis of Beethoven’s Opus 31. The second is the Piano Sonata in D minor, Op. 31/2, the Tempest Sonata. The first movement is in 2/2 and is marked allegro with interludes of largo, “quick” interspersed by “very, very slow.” Watch the right-over-left crossovers! He has only one subject in this exposition, and it leads into a development that is short and not so sweet, featuring a lot of crossovers. He recaps with his one subject and ends it quietly.

The second movement is in 3/4, B-flat, and is marked adagio, “at rest”. This movement has a hint of bel canto opera. He adds drum roll figures in the left and then the right hands. It has an air of improvisation.

The finale in D minor, 3/8 and marked allegretto is the heart of the sonata and the movement from which it gets its name. Having had a sonata movement at the beginning with only one subject, Lou writes a movement in full sonata format.
At 20:43, he begins his development and concentrates only on the first subject.
At 22:26, he recaps and brings his second subject back in D minor, which is what you would expect. He builds his coda from the first subject and ends quietly.

Beethoven: Piano Sonata in D minor, Op. 31/2

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

“Now....do you have that programmed on your right wrist watch or your left wrist watch or is it an alarm on your cell phone which may or may not be powered up?”

ROFL

It’s on my desktop computer!

(((( HUGS ))))

[Kathy in Alaska]

Thanks, Cindy, for the Friday Night Videos for the troops to enjoy.

And Happy Almost 35th Wedding Anniversary!!! ((HUGS))

[AZamericonnie]

Good evening Prof! *Hugs*

A good week for you?

I was about to send out a search party! LOL

[Publius]

I was watching "Carnival of Souls" on TCM. I'm here now.

It was a good week. The book is pretty much locked in, and the rest is merely procedure.

[Kathy in Alaska]

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The Value Of One
October 5, 2013

Only hours before Kim Haskins’ high school graduation, an auto accident took the life of her father and left Kim and her mother hospitalized. The next day, Joe Garrett, Kim’s high school principal, visited her at the hospital and said they wanted to do something special for her at the school. The Gazette (Colorado Springs) article by James Drew described the outpouring of love and support as the teachers, administrators, and classmates—deeply touched by Kim’s loss—filled the high school auditorium a few days later at a graduation ceremony just for her.

Principal Garrett said, “We talk a lot in education about no child left behind. In the military, they talk about no soldier left behind. Today, this is about no graduate left behind.”

Jesus underscored the importance of every person to God with three stories about something lost—a sheep, a coin, and a son (Luke 15). In each story, a person has lost something of great value. When it is found, friends and neighbors are called to celebrate and rejoice together.

The point is clear: We are all of great value to God, who offers us forgiveness and new life through Christ. And He faithfully pursues us with His love and grace. There is great joy in heaven over one sinner who repents (v.7).

I was lost but Jesus found me—
Found the sheep that went astray,
Threw His loving arms around me,
Drew me back into His way. —Rowley

Our value is measured by what God has done for us.

Read: Luke 15:1-10

What man . . . having a hundred sheep, if he loses one of them, does not leave the ninety-nine in the wilderness, and go after the one which is lost? —Luke 15:4

Bible in a Year:
Isaiah 23-25; Philippians 1

[Kathy in Alaska]

I’ve had all I can take for this week....headed home in traffic.

[AZamericonnie]

“Nearer My God to Thee (for 9 Cellos) - The Piano Guys” [Includes Playlist]

Love this & the settings are gorgeous!

[AZamericonnie]

The book is pretty much locked in, and the rest is merely procedure.

Good news & will you guys please hurry up? I've been waiting forever! LOL!

[AZamericonnie]

We are all of great value to God

Amen Mayor & thanks so much for our Daily Bread.

Have a wunnerful weekend ok?! *Hugs*

[AZamericonnie]

I’ve had all I can take for this week

Isn't it time for a vacation you!!!!

[AZamericonnie]

Gotta make some hossenfeffer (dinner)...back in a bit.