Daily Meditation, Sunday, June 27, 2021

Wednesday Word: Master of the House

Release Date: 04/15/2020

Description: Each Wednesday I’m bringing you a quick hit of Scripture Inspiration to keep you in His Word and remind you of all of the power and blessings available to you as a Christian. These mini-episodes are only a few minutes long and a wonderful way to be instantly lifted in Spirit, Mind and Body. Listen in for more love and light in your week!For more information, visit my website here: https://www.thechristiannutrionist.com/podcast/ww-14thechristiannutritionist.com/miniseries

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Master the word "The"; How to master the most common word in singing

Release Date: 11/13/2023

Description: The word “the” is the most common word in English, and it can be pronounced in two ways: with a short sound (thuh) or a long sound (thee). The short sound is used before a consonant sound, and the long sound is used before a vowel sound. For example, the water (thuh), the owl (thee). But in singing, the word “the” may be pronounced differently to create a smoother and more expressive sound. For example, if the word “the” is followed by a word that begins with a diphthong (a vowel sound that consists of two or more vowels), such as “eye” or “out”, the word “the” may be pronounced with a single vowel sound that matches the first vowel of the diphthong. For example, the eye (thee-eye), the out (thow-out). Another example is if the word “the” is followed by a word that begins with a triphthong (a vowel sound that consists of three or more vowels), such as “fire” or “hour”, the word “the” may be pronounced with two or three vowel sounds that are treated separately. For example, the fire (thee-uh-fy-er), the hour (thee-uh-ow-er). Sometimes, the word “the” may be pronounced differently for emphasis, rhyme, or rhythm. For example, in the song “The Sound of Silence” by Simon and Garfunkel, the word “the” is sometimes pronounced with a long sound (thee) before a consonant sound, such as in the line “And in the naked light I saw / Ten thousand people, maybe more”. In this episode, we will listen to some examples of songs that use the word “the” in different ways.

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[R.A.R] Sight Words Word Search Book for Kids 2 Books in 1 Complete Activity Book of Sight Words Dolch Words and Fry Frequency Words Helping Children Master The English Language #DOWNLOAD@PDF

Release Date: 10/13/2023

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Becoming A Master of Microsoft Word

Release Date: 07/29/2021

Description: Guest Marie Stockton is an estate planning lawyer laser-focused on making sure her clients understand what they’re signing. She’s mastering document prep tools to assure they have the look and feel that encourages reading and comprehension.  Topics: Making the shift from WordPerfect to Microsoft Word Paying attention to the little things, like fonts Designing and creating styles for formatting Complex numbering for document accuracy Resources: Matthew Butterick, Typography for Lawyers Debora Savatra, Legal Office Guru Barron Henley, Affinity Consulting Mark Unger, Muse Legal YouTube Lynda/LinkedIn Learning New Insights (brought to you by Nota): Veteran practitioner Starlett Massey answers litigation associate Melanie Kalmanson’s question. Question 3 of 4: “What are three things you would like to see changed in the legal profession?” Special thanks to our sponsors, Lawclerk, Alert Communications, Abby Connect, and Clio.

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