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| The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com>: Oct 08 12:24PM -0700 On 10/08/2020 09:20 AM, Derald wrote: > important to strengthening the fingers and "teaching" them to play > without looking. The same is not exactly true of typing where certain > key combinations are assigned to individual fingers. They talk about 'muscle memory', and maybe it's true. Dirt motorcycling requires you to coordinate all four extremities plus your body for balance, with your right hand sometimes being used to simultaneously brake and throttle. After not having done it for perhaps 20 years, I found that my reactions were just the same as they had been before. The bad news was that I hadn't cleaned the carb well enough and the bike kept stalling at low speed. That was the last time I rode Long ago I read 'Inner Tennis' and 'Inner Skiing'. The entire premise: Distract your conscious mind from the task you're doing -- recite poetry or add numbers or count backwards or something. It seemed to be true for those, as well as dirt riding -- when I couldn't actually see the trail (dark, one headlight among us, narrow mountain trail) I rode much better than if I'd been able to see. Any chance that might be useful? I would love to be able to make music and envy people who can do it. The bad news is that I have really piss-poor small muscle control and a five-note singing range (all of them wrong). PERSEVERE! -- Cheers, Bev All bleeding eventually stops. |
| Derald <derald@invalid.net>: Oct 08 12:20PM -0400 > Love those free exercise >machines from freecycle and Craigslist. Yep. I use a thrift store Shwinn Airdyne cycle and a thrift store Nordictrack (original design). Both woirk well and their prices were certainly right. -- Derald ...the only traits that are passed down in your family are perversity, ego-centrism, laziness and sociopathic tendencies. --Lynn Barton, Filedheacht Music School, East Bridgewater, MA to Derald, July, 2016 |
| Derald <derald@invalid.net>: Oct 08 01:20PM -0400 >> develiped the nerve (or the will) to confront a keyboard recently. >No hurry, I think. That requires a lot more coordination than NORMAL >people have! Well, I'm not talking about Chopin, here. Just scales and, somewhere down the road, some basic chords. Just like a beginner. The thing about scales is that regardless of "key" the intervals are the same and the fingering is pretty much the same until one gets into those with lots of black keys. -- Derald ...the only traits that are passed down in your family are perversity, ego-centrism, laziness and sociopathic tendencies. --Lynn Barton, Filedheacht Music School, East Bridgewater, MA to Derald, July, 2016 |
| Carlene Botkin <carlenebo707@gmail.com>: Oct 08 12:31AM -0700 > one on there some years ago for $5 for one that was a few years old. The > laws on inheritance in the 50 states rarely change, so software that's a few > years old can be fine. There are various model comes in the market with lots of new feature. So before take a decision, you have to know, what's your purpose. In this case this article might help anyone. https://theniftyhouse.com/best-vacuum-under-100-consumer-reports/ |
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