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Hello im a 22 year old man with a simple problem. i have my own brand of cologne that i very much love to wear every day, but times are hard and i decided to stop using my Roadster every days, and just use it when the occasion is special, I,E going out clubbing, interviews, and dates. the roadster bottle is about 120$ and im burning it very fast. so my question is: whats the biggest cologne bottle you know of that smells good for me to wear to work every day. my price is 50-100$.

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Hello, and thank you for stopping by my question. In details i have a headphone pin stuck in my laptops jack. and that is out of warranty, if i can get something else damaged on the motherboard they will replace the motherboard as it is under warranty. something simple but effective to by pass their trouble shooting but enough to have to replace the motherboard. thank you again.

Two men and i guess they refused to work with her, so she kidnapped her and they are on a mission to save her? please if any one knows the name of the movie im talking about! HINT i believe the movie is new.

from that of the previous decade were the use of the electric bass and an emphasis on the vocalist.

True

False

of "Johnny B. Goode," is in essence an eight-beat rhythm taken from boogie-woogie with a heavy backbeat.

True

False

a.

bribe money paid to disc jockeys to guarantee airplay for certain records on the radio.

b.

"jive-speak" for the manner in which disc jockeys were salaried in the 1950s.

c.

none of these choices.

d.

the collection and disbursement of royalties by ASCAP and BMI to recording artists and publishers.

1.

Buddy Holly was the top-selling rock and roll artist of his time.

True

False

2.

Multitrack recording gave the composer more flexibility and control in the creation of a song.

True

False

3.

The decade between 1955 and 1965 marked a time in which producers lost significant power in the creative process.

True

False

4.

Carole Kings' "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" marked an important step in the development of popular music because it was the first time a woman's perspective was represented musically.

True

False

5.

The music of the Beach Boys was distinct for its high, close vocal harmonies, innovative guitar effects, and virtuosic guitar playing.

True

False

6.

Two major features that differentiated the music of the 1960s from that of the previous decade were the use of the electric bass and an emphasis on the vocalist.

True

False

7.

Rockabilly refers to a crossover style whose origins are firmly rooted in the African-American Delta blues music of the 1950s.

True

False

8.

"That's All Right" is Elvis Presley's first recorded hit.

True

False

9.

"I Only Have Eyes For You" by The Flamingoes was originally a rhythm and blues song.

True

False

10.

What became known as the "rock beat," as heard in Chuck Berry's recording of "Johnny B. Goode," is in essence an eight-beat rhythm taken from boogie-woogie with a heavy backbeat.

True

False

11.

"Rock Around the Clock" gained its first surge of popularity when it appeared in which of the following films?

a.

Beach Party

b.

Rebel Without a Cause

c.

The Blackboard Jungle

d.

The Wild Ones

12.

Elvis Presley's first recordings were made on which of the following record labels?

a.

RCA Records.

b.

None of these choices.

c.

Phillips Records.

d.

Sun Records.

13.

Buddy Holly's "Not Fade Away" is very similar in rhythm to which of the following records?

a.

Bo Diddley's "Bo Diddley."

b.

Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock."

c.

Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode."

d.

Chuck Berry's "Maybellene."

14.

Payola refers to:

a.

bribe money paid to disc jockeys to guarantee airplay for certain records on the radio.

b.

"jive-speak" for the manner in which disc jockeys were salaried in the 1950s.

c.

none of these choices.

d.

the collection and disbursement of royalties by ASCAP and BMI to recording artists and publishers.

15.

Doo-wop had its roots not only in rhythm and blues but also in the a cappella singing of:

a.

none of these choices.

b.

Classical European choral harmony.

c.

black gospel music.

d.

jazz scat singing.

16.

Leiber and Stoller ("Charlie Brown") coined the word "playlets" to describe their songs and productions. This would refer to:

a.

a song that told a funny story with serious overtones.

b.

a sad song with a happy ending.

c.

a song that told a lengthy story spread over numerous verses.

d.

a series of single recordings that had connecting themes from one record to its follow-up record.

17.

Which major country musician was influenced by Ray Charles?

a.

Roy Rogers

b.

Merle Haggard

c.

Elvis Presley

d.

Kitty Wells

Bend down low

Let me tell you what I know now

Bend down low

Let me tell you what I know [what I know, what I know]

Long time we no have no nice time

Do you-do-you-do-ya think about that

Long, long, long, long time we no have no nice time

Do you-do-you-do-ya think about that [ooo]

One love, one heart

Let's get together and feel alright

One love [hear my plea] one heart

Give thanks and praise to the lord

And I'll feel alright

Simmer down

You licken too hot so

Simmer down

Soon you'll get dropped so

Simmer down

Man you hear what I say

After he, brakes your heart

Then you'll be sad, so sad

And then your teardrops start

[I say you'll] Then you'll know how

It hurts to be alone

Oh, what a feeling [what a feeling] to be blue

Oh what a feeling, oh what a feeling

[oh what a feeling to be blue]

A) the isolation of black Americans in the rural south.

B) the convergence of white and black cultures in northern urban centers.

C) a revolution in guitar amplification technology.

D) none of these

A) paying to see a vaudeville show

B) purchasing an acoustic recording

C) all of these choices

D) none of these choices

How did each change the way people heard music

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it was my fault and it might pass my insurance coverage

In a rare pea plant species the length of the stem is the result of the expression of the gene “T”, the allele “T” codes for long stems while the allele “t” codes for short stems. In this same species the gene “G” code for the color of the seeds, the allele “G” codes for green and the allele “g” codes for brown.

1-What are the genotypes of a filial generation when the genotypes of their parents are TTGG and TtGg? Report the result in percentages.

2-What are the phenotypes of the filial generation above? Report the result in percentages.

3-According to the genotypes of the filial generation and the gene sequences provided below determine the sequences of the proteins made by plants of this filial generation and report the percentages of plants that express each protein.

The sequences of the antisense strands of the different alleles for genes “T” and “G” are listed below.

T: AACTCTGTATGCTACCCCTAATGTTCGCACGGGACATTTGACATCTAACCTGGT

t: AACTCTGTATGATGATGCTACCCCTATTCGCACGGGACATTTGACATCAGGT

G:AATTAACCGGATGATGGCCATGGGCCGGCCGGATGGCGCGCGCTGATAAATGCTCGCGC

g:AATTAACTGGATGCGCGCGCGCCCCCGCGCGCGCGCGCGCCCGTAACTACTCGCGCCTAGC

so i went to walgreens and they told me to use gentian violet would that help ????

if u have no answer please dont be dumb and comment crap thanks