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		<title>Church Bells &#8211; What A Beautiful Sound</title>
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</div><span style="font-size: medium;">I remember listening to the church bells when I was growing up</span>. I was a pretty lonely kid without a lot of friends. I remember sitting in my room for hours at a time, reading, staring out the window, or doing puzzles while other kids played outside. The church bells were my only connection to the outdoors during those long summer afternoons, and the ringing would come to me from all over the city.</p>
<p>I lived in a multidenominational town, so there was at least one church tower with bells every half a mile. All of these carillon church bells together created a powerful feeling on Sundays. Sometimes, you would hear every church bell in the city chiming at once, creating a crazy cacophony that was awe inspiring, but dissonant. Other times, when the wind would be blowing in one direction at a moderate pace, you would only hear the tune from one or two churches. The church tower with bells to the east was particularly loud, and when the atmospheric conditions were just right it was the only thing you could hear at the noontime hour.</p>
<p>I have been a musician for most of my life, but I never really thought about the sound of churchbells until I actually got to take a look at one of the carillon systems close up.&#160; It was actually a very modern one, completely computer-controlled and attached to a keyboard that would automatically ring the church bells in the preprogrammed sequence. To tell you the truth, no one even needed to attend to it. It even had its own backup power supply so, if the electricity went off, the church bells could still ring out. </p>
<p>Listening to this up close was awe-inspiring. I knew that a church bell was loud, but I had never heard how loud it could be from inside the bell tower. The sound is absolutely deafening and profound. It rang for much longer than I had thought it would. Although the sound died out enough to not be audible outside after about 20 seconds, the church bell tower would be alive with the after tone of the bells for several minutes afterwards. It was this slow, meditative die-off that inspired me to put my own hand bells in my music. Although they can not capture the full power of church bells, they can be used to give a taste of the profound, lingering feel they have.</p>
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</div><span style="font-size: medium;">I remember listening to the church bells when I was growing up</span>. I was a pretty lonely kid without a lot of friends. I remember sitting in my room for hours at a time, reading, staring out the window, or doing puzzles while other kids played outside. The church bells were my only connection to the outdoors during those long summer afternoons, and the ringing would come to me from all over the city.</p>
<p>I lived in a multidenominational town, so there was at least one church tower with bells every half a mile. All of these carillon church bells together created a powerful feeling on Sundays. Sometimes, you would hear every church bell in the city chiming at once, creating a crazy cacophony that was awe inspiring, but dissonant. Other times, when the wind would be blowing in one direction at a moderate pace, you would only hear the tune from one or two churches. The church tower with bells to the east was particularly loud, and when the atmospheric conditions were just right it was the only thing you could hear at the noontime hour.</p>
<p>I have been a musician for most of my life, but I never really thought about the sound of churchbells until I actually got to take a look at one of the carillon systems close up.&nbsp; It was actually a very modern one, completely computer-controlled and attached to a keyboard that would automatically ring the church bells in the preprogrammed sequence. To tell you the truth, no one even needed to attend to it. It even had its own backup power supply so, if the electricity went off, the church bells could still ring out. </p>
<p>Listening to this up close was awe-inspiring. I knew that a church bell was loud, but I had never heard how loud it could be from inside the bell tower. The sound is absolutely deafening and profound. It rang for much longer than I had thought it would. Although the sound died out enough to not be audible outside after about 20 seconds, the church bell tower would be alive with the after tone of the bells for several minutes afterwards. It was this slow, meditative die-off that inspired me to put my own hand bells in my music. Although they can not capture the full power of church bells, they can be used to give a taste of the profound, lingering feel they have.</p>


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		<title>Do You Need Acoustical Ceiling Tiles?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 21 Feb 2008 03:13:56 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>There are many things you can do to make your home more pleasant, but most think of things like getting a new color carpet, painting the walls, and even getting new furniture. You should remember that being in a room is more about the sight of it. There are four other senses that you must take into consideration. One thing you should really think about is the quality of sound you have in your room. Not only do you want things to sound nice, you want to be sure the sounds of your home are not carrying off into the neighborhood either. Acoustical ceiling tiles are great for both things.</p>
<p>One thing that acoustical ceiling tiles can do for your home is enhance the sound that comes out of your stereo or surround sound system. This means that the acoustic tiles will not absorb too much of the sound, but bounce it back to your ear in a very pleasant manner. The sounds should not be harsh when bounced from acoustical ceiling tiles, but should come back in a clean and true manner. If you have the right tiles, and your system set up correctly, you will find that you get an amazing sound in your home that can only be topped by a real movie theater. You may have to pay more for this type of acoustical ceiling tiles, but if you want awesome sound, you may find it a worthwhile investment.</p>
<p>Acoustical ceiling tiles are also great when you have neighbors that are very close. If you have young children, pets, or even just have rather loud voices, these can help keep your personal life to yourselves. These acoustic tiles for the ceiling can help keep the sound good within your space, but will also make sure those sounds and events are confined within your walls. These are great when you have an apartment, though the installation of them will be up to your landlord. These are the main reason why some apartment buildings are very comfortable and others are just not what they should be.</p>
<p>These are not just for apartments though, as they can be great in single homes as well. If you have a small place, they can help keep noise from moving from room to room. If you have acoustical ceiling tiles between floors, much of the noise from each floor is effectively contained. When buying acoustic tiles, talk with a store representative about your particular problem and which type would work best for you. Though some of these are rather plain, there are some designer types out there if that is what you need for your home.</p>
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<p>There are many things you can do to make your home more pleasant, but most think of things like getting a new color carpet, painting the walls, and even getting new furniture. You should remember that being in a room is more about the sight of it. There are four other senses that you must take into consideration. One thing you should really think about is the quality of sound you have in your room. Not only do you want things to sound nice, you want to be sure the sounds of your home are not carrying off into the neighborhood either. Acoustical ceiling tiles are great for both things.</p>
<p>One thing that acoustical ceiling tiles can do for your home is enhance the sound that comes out of your stereo or surround sound system. This means that the acoustic tiles will not absorb too much of the sound, but bounce it back to your ear in a very pleasant manner. The sounds should not be harsh when bounced from acoustical ceiling tiles, but should come back in a clean and true manner. If you have the right tiles, and your system set up correctly, you will find that you get an amazing sound in your home that can only be topped by a real movie theater. You may have to pay more for this type of acoustical ceiling tiles, but if you want awesome sound, you may find it a worthwhile investment.</p>
<p>Acoustical ceiling tiles are also great when you have neighbors that are very close. If you have young children, pets, or even just have rather loud voices, these can help keep your personal life to yourselves. These acoustic tiles for the ceiling can help keep the sound good within your space, but will also make sure those sounds and events are confined within your walls. These are great when you have an apartment, though the installation of them will be up to your landlord. These are the main reason why some apartment buildings are very comfortable and others are just not what they should be.</p>
<p>These are not just for apartments though, as they can be great in single homes as well. If you have a small place, they can help keep noise from moving from room to room. If you have acoustical ceiling tiles between floors, much of the noise from each floor is effectively contained. When buying acoustic tiles, talk with a store representative about your particular problem and which type would work best for you. Though some of these are rather plain, there are some designer types out there if that is what you need for your home.</p>
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		<title>Curtis James Jackson, The 50 Cent</title>
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</div>Curtis James Jackson, or more frequently known as 50 Cent, Fifty, or Fiddy, is one of the most prominent and successful rap musicians of the current decade.&#160; Though he has had a strong &#8216;underground&#8217; following in New York for some time, he rose suddenly to widespread recognition with the release of his first major album, &#8216;Get Rich Quick or Die Tryin&#8217;&#8217;, in 2003.&#160; </p>
<p>50 Cent was born on July 6th, 1975 in South Jamaica, Queens, in and has lived in New York his whole life.&#160; His father left the family when he was still a baby, and his mother was shot dead during a drug deal when he was only 8, so 50 Cent he was raised primarily by his grandparents.&#160; </p>
<p>With dreams of becoming a heavyweight boxer, 50 cent instead became involved in the illicit drug trade as a teenager.&#160; He was arrested a couple of times for felony drug charges, but was able to avoid doing serious prison time by serving 7 months in an incarceration &#8216;boot camp&#8217;.&#160; </p>
<p>50 Cent began his rapping career studying under Jay Master Jay from Run DMC, signing on with his label in the late 1990&#8217;s.&#160; He then went on to sign on with Colombia Records in 2000 and recorded his first full length album, &#8216;Power of the Dollar&#8217;.&#160; Unfortunately, in May of 2000, 50 Cent was shot three times in a drive-by style shooting.&#160; It is widely stated that he was shot nine times, though this is an exaggeration; he was shot at nine times and hit three times.&#160; Though not critically wounded, the incident won him enough attention to scare Colombia Records into dropping his deal without ever releasing the album.&#160; </p>
<p>After meeting with fellow rap stars Eminem and Dr. Dre, 50 Cent signed on with Eminem&#8217;s label Aftermath/Shady &#38; Interscope.&#160; With Eminem and Dr. Dre&#8217;s backing, 50 Cent released his first major album, &#8216;Get Rich Quick or Die Tryin&#8217;&#8217;, in 2003.&#160; The album was an enormous success, going nearly platinum in the first week, breaking records for the most units ever sold in a first week.&#160; In March of 2005, 50 Cent released his 2nd album, &#8216;The Massacre&#8217;, which has also been highly successful.&#160; </p>
<p>50 Cent now has his own record label, &#8216;G-Unit Records&#8217;.&#160; With the endorsement of popular rappers like Eminem and Dr. Dre, a large underground following, and the actual experience of having been involved in the kinds of violent crimes that are the subject of his music, 50 Cent is already an icon in the rap music industry and will likely remain as such for years to come.<br />
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><!-- WSA: ad in context Top-Left-250-Float not shown: too many ads -->Curtis James Jackson, or more frequently known as 50 Cent, Fifty, or Fiddy, is one of the most prominent and successful rap musicians of the current decade.&nbsp; Though he has had a strong &lsquo;underground&rsquo; following in New York for some time, he rose suddenly to widespread recognition with the release of his first major album, &lsquo;Get Rich Quick or Die Tryin&rsquo;&rsquo;, in 2003.&nbsp; </p>
<p>50 Cent was born on July 6th, 1975 in South Jamaica, Queens, in and has lived in New York his whole life.&nbsp; His father left the family when he was still a baby, and his mother was shot dead during a drug deal when he was only 8, so 50 Cent he was raised primarily by his grandparents.&nbsp; </p>
<p>With dreams of becoming a heavyweight boxer, 50 cent instead became involved in the illicit drug trade as a teenager.&nbsp; He was arrested a couple of times for felony drug charges, but was able to avoid doing serious prison time by serving 7 months in an incarceration &lsquo;boot camp&rsquo;.&nbsp; </p>
<p>50 Cent began his rapping career studying under Jay Master Jay from Run DMC, signing on with his label in the late 1990&rsquo;s.&nbsp; He then went on to sign on with Colombia Records in 2000 and recorded his first full length album, &lsquo;Power of the Dollar&rsquo;.&nbsp; Unfortunately, in May of 2000, 50 Cent was shot three times in a drive-by style shooting.&nbsp; It is widely stated that he was shot nine times, though this is an exaggeration; he was shot at nine times and hit three times.&nbsp; Though not critically wounded, the incident won him enough attention to scare Colombia Records into dropping his deal without ever releasing the album.&nbsp; </p>
<p>After meeting with fellow rap stars Eminem and Dr. Dre, 50 Cent signed on with Eminem&rsquo;s label Aftermath/Shady &amp; Interscope.&nbsp; With Eminem and Dr. Dre&rsquo;s backing, 50 Cent released his first major album, &lsquo;Get Rich Quick or Die Tryin&rsquo;&rsquo;, in 2003.&nbsp; The album was an enormous success, going nearly platinum in the first week, breaking records for the most units ever sold in a first week.&nbsp; In March of 2005, 50 Cent released his 2nd album, &lsquo;The Massacre&rsquo;, which has also been highly successful.&nbsp; </p>
<p>50 Cent now has his own record label, &lsquo;G-Unit Records&rsquo;.&nbsp; With the endorsement of popular rappers like Eminem and Dr. Dre, a large underground following, and the actual experience of having been involved in the kinds of violent crimes that are the subject of his music, 50 Cent is already an icon in the rap music industry and will likely remain as such for years to come.<br />
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