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bassist not know what key you're playing a song in? this handy behind the head technique will quickly allow him to figure out the chord progression while you continue to face the crowd/sing.
I made up a big batch of promotion CDs tonight. They are auto-run cds to promote my upcoming trip - biking from Japan to London. They contain a few video clips of me introducing and riding the recumbent bike I will be riding, and also give a very basic outline of the trip, and an introduction of me. I am giving them out along with a detailed trip outline to media agencies and potential sponsors / 今回の旅（チャリで日本からロンドンまで）のためのPRのCDROMです。中にはリカンベントの紹介の動画、リカンベントに乗っている様子の動画、旅の企画書などが入っています。メディア関係の方と、スポンサーになってくれる興味を示す方に差し上げています。
Promo shots for my cousin's excellent band Uinuva - check them out at uinuva.fi!
Juho Kanervo, bass & cello
Talita & Dalila.
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KAF Operations Director Joseph de Leon took these promo images for an event called Say Thanks, Austin in 2015 that showcased some "under the radar" volunteer superstars. Thank you Joseph!
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Model: Mandy Lange
Foto: Rene Lautensack
Bearbeitung: Sven Kuhr
Headcharger
Promo - Verycords - 21.03.2014
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A one-of-a-kind phaser rifle used by William Shatner in the second pilot episode made for the original Star Trek series sold for $231,000 at an auction conducted by Julien's. The rifle never appeared in another episode, though it was seen in publicity photos of Shatner as Kirk and on an early lunch box. The prop is made of wood with an aluminium barrel and is adorned with metallic blue-green paint.
After production, the rifle was returned to Klamer.
The price is the second-highest paid at auction for a prop from the 1960s edition of Star Trek, surpassed only by the $304,750 a collector laid out for the captain's chair in 2008.