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...amateurs can produce CDs with their home PCs and cheap recording and mixing gear--there's even a free version of the industry-standard music-editing software called Pro Tools available online. Geonetta plans to lay down tracks for a solo acoustic album in his home studio and burn 1,000 CDs through a copying service. He'll sell the album at his shows, on Amazon.com and Bestbuy.com (for a small shelving fee) and on independent artists' websites like CDBaby. The entire enterprise will cost about $3,500, Geonetta figures. Here again, Guitar Center gains: it sells home-recording equipment...
...high-spending business expansion. The remainder was entrusted to El Khalifa Bank by private individuals - personal savings accounts the government will cover only up to €9,200. While Moumen's spectacular ascent may have been a vicariously wild ride for Algerians while it lasted, the Khalifa crash and burn is a calamity they'll be paying off for decades to come...
...bought a boxing ring and has begun to offer serious training. Among the instructors: an ex-head boxing coach for the Singapore Army. The Real Fight Club in London is beginning to attract women. "I get a real buzz out of making my films, but that's a slow burn," says Ann Parisio, a documentary filmmaker who boxed in the first women's fight in London in June. "Boxing is so physical; so immediate. It's such a rush." It's also slightly watered down: the three rounds of a Real Fight Club fight are two minutes apiece instead...
...Center and abroad, I do it not in spite of, or as a matter aside from, but precisely because of my religion, Islam. Despite popular perception, Islam preaches peace. As prophet Muhammed said, “Never kill a woman, a weak infant, or a debilitated old person; nor burn palms, uproot trees, or pull down houses.” Thus, before even the Western theory of just war was born, Prophet Muhammed prohibited the killing of innocent civilians and even plants...
...started to itch and burn like hell. I took off my clothes. The others said, 'What's that on your back?' - THEIS BRANICK, Danish fisherman