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Replens Long Lasting Vaginal Moisturizer
This saved me -I was so dry until I found Replens moisturizer. And it lasts for 3 days!!
Author: 
yangzy
Tags: vaginal moisturizer dryness women menopause perimenopause
Posted: 18 January 2008
Rating: 5.0
Votes: 1
can't have it all (...and it's RELEASE DAY!!)
pls go get my album on iTunes. now. you can listen to 6 of the tracks at myspace.com/jaybrannan thanks for watching/listening! jaybrannan.com can't have it all music and lyrics by jay brannan applying moisturizer in the microwave window for the tenth time, he should've called me an hour ago would he be here with flowers if i lived in arizona? they say there's no love left in the big cities, it's kinda true i guess you'll find me coming soon to a small town near you i'll sell my guitar so i can by myself a tractor fuck this, this can't be my life i moisturized ten times tonight why can't i sit down and write, bring this question to light? chorus do you want a lover, or do you want a life? one hand or the other, the butter or the bread knife? do you choose winter, spring, summer, or fall? it's driving me crazy that i can't have it all if these walls could talk, they'd probably cry out for mercy 'til i'm outlined in chalk, i'll be romantically thirsty so i drink and drink from the proverbial time sink fuck this, this can't be my life tears flowing in full force tonight why can't i sit down and write, bring this question to light? chorus bridge do we hold the future, or does it come in peace? and if it's in my hands, are you sure it should be in brittle hands like these? life, love, and the pursuit of all the things they promised me can i have all of the above? are the best things in life truly free? chorus © 2008 great depression publishing (bmi)
Author: 
jaybrannan
Tags: jay brannan can't have it all new album goddamned iTunes buy now or die folk music singer/songwriter guitar acoustic
Posted: 05 July 2008
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 9
Pipes Part 3
Uilleann pipes (IPA: [ˈɪlən]) are the characteristic national bagpipe of Ireland. The uilleann pipes bag is inflated by means of a small set of bellows strapped around the waist and the right arm. Found in other European bagpipes (ex. Northumbrian pipes, Scottish smallpipes), the bellows not only relieves the player from the effort needed to blow into a bag to maintain pressure, they also allow relatively dry air to power the reeds, reducing the adverse affects of moisture on tuning and longevity. Some pipers can smoke, converse, or sing while playing as well. Cushioned bellowsThe uilleann pipes are distinguished from many other forms of bagpipes by their sweet tone and wide range of notes — the chanter has a range of two full octaves, including sharps and flats — together with the unique blend of chanter, drones, and "regulators." The regulators are equipped with closed keys which can be opened by the piper's wrist action enabling the piper to play simple chords, giving a rhythmic and harmonic accompaniment as needed. There are also many ornaments based on multiple or single grace notes. The chanter can also be played staccato by resting the bottom of the chanter on the piper's knee to close off the bottom hole and then open and close only the tone holes required. If one tone hole is closed before the next one opened, a staccato effect can be created because the sound stops completely when no air can escape at all. The uilleann pipes have a different harmonic structure, sounding sweeter and quieter than many other bagpipes, such as the Irish Warpipes or Great Highland Bagpipes. The uilleann pipes are usually played indoors, and are always played sitting down. A hurdy gurdy (or hurdy-gurdy) is a stringed musical instrument with several strings arranged so that they can be played simultaneously by a rotating wheel covered with rosin. It is essentially a mechanical violin. This method of producing sound is similar to string instruments such as the violin, but because the hurdy gurdy produces several notes together, with a melody accompanied by chords made by "drone strings", its sound is perhaps more comparable to that of bagpipes. For this reason, the hurdy gurdy is often accompanied by the bagpipes, particularly in French and contemporary Hungarian folk music. (more) (less)
Author: 
irishimport
Tags: uilleann pipes hurdy gurdy irish french scottish fiddle traditional africa spain france music
Posted: 22 December 2006
Rating: 5.0
Votes: 5
Pipes Part 2
Uilleann pipes (IPA: [ˈɪlən]) are the characteristic national bagpipe of Ireland. The uilleann pipes bag is inflated by means of a small set of bellows strapped around the waist and the right arm. Found in other European bagpipes (ex. Northumbrian pipes, Scottish smallpipes), the bellows not only relieves the player from the effort needed to blow into a bag to maintain pressure, they also allow relatively dry air to power the reeds, reducing the adverse affects of moisture on tuning and longevity. Some pipers can smoke, converse, or sing while playing as well. Cushioned bellowsThe uilleann pipes are distinguished from many other forms of bagpipes by their sweet tone and wide range of notes — the chanter has a range of two full octaves, including sharps and flats — together with the unique blend of chanter, drones, and "regulators." The regulators are equipped with closed keys which can be opened by the piper's wrist action enabling the piper to play simple chords, giving a rhythmic and harmonic accompaniment as needed. There are also many ornaments based on multiple or single grace notes. The chanter can also be played staccato by resting the bottom of the chanter on the piper's knee to close off the bottom hole and then open and close only the tone holes required. If one tone hole is closed before the next one opened, a staccato effect can be created because the sound stops completely when no air can escape at all. The uilleann pipes have a different harmonic structure, sounding sweeter and quieter than many other bagpipes, such as the Irish Warpipes or Great Highland Bagpipes. The uilleann pipes are usually played indoors, and are always played sitting down. A hurdy gurdy (or hurdy-gurdy) is a stringed musical instrument with several strings arranged so that they can be played simultaneously by a rotating wheel covered with rosin. It is essentially a mechanical violin. This method of producing sound is similar to string instruments such as the violin, but because the hurdy gurdy produces several notes together, with a melody accompanied by chords made by "drone strings", its sound is perhaps more comparable to that of bagpipes. For this reason, the hurdy gurdy is often accompanied by the bagpipes, particularly in French and contemporary Hungarian folk music.
Author: irishimport
Tags: uilleann pipes hurdy gurdy bagpipes france ireland scotland italy romania
Posted: 22 December 2006
Rating: 5.0
Votes: 6
Uilleann Pipes History Part 1 of 3
Short history of the uilleann pipes including the bagpipes and hurdy gurdy etc. Uilleann pipes (IPA: [ˈɪlən]) are the characteristic national bagpipe of Ireland. The uilleann pipes bag is inflated by means of a small set of bellows strapped around the waist and the right arm. Found in other European bagpipes (ex. Northumbrian pipes, Scottish smallpipes), the bellows not only relieves the player from the effort needed to blow into a bag to maintain pressure, they also allow relatively dry air to power the reeds, reducing the adverse affects of moisture on tuning and longevity. Some pipers can smoke, converse, or sing while playing as well. Cushioned bellowsThe uilleann pipes are distinguished from many other forms of bagpipes by their sweet tone and wide range of notes — the chanter has a range of two full octaves, including sharps and flats — together with the unique blend of chanter, drones, and "regulators." The regulators are equipped with closed keys which can be opened by the piper's wrist action enabling the piper to play simple chords, giving a rhythmic and harmonic accompaniment as needed. There are also many ornaments based on multiple or single grace notes. The chanter can also be played staccato by resting the bottom of the chanter on the piper's knee to close off the bottom hole and then open and close only the tone holes required. If one tone hole is closed before the next one opened, a staccato effect can be created because the sound stops completely when no air can escape at all. The uilleann pipes have a different harmonic structure, sounding sweeter and quieter than many other bagpipes, such as the Irish Warpipes or Great Highland Bagpipes. The uilleann pipes are usually played indoors, and are always played sitting down. A hurdy gurdy (or hurdy-gurdy) is a stringed musical instrument with several strings arranged so that they can be played simultaneously by a rotating wheel covered with rosin. It is essentially a mechanical violin. This method of producing sound is similar to string instruments such as the violin, but because the hurdy gurdy produces several notes together, with a melody accompanied by chords made by "drone strings", its sound is perhaps more comparable to that of bagpipes. For this reason, the hurdy gurdy is often accompanied by the bagpipes, particularly in French and contemporary Hungarian folk music.
Author: irishimport
Tags: uilleann pipes ireland scotland france hurdy gurdy bagpipes
Posted: 22 December 2006
Rating: 5.0
Votes: 6