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# Guitar/song examples/Campfire Diploma/Guantanamera

< Quick Chord Change

# Guantanamera

Cuban folk song – Text: José Julián Martí y Pérez (*1853 - †1895), Text and melody: trad., arranged by Mjchael

## Guantanamera
### Chorus

[G] Guantanamera [A] guajira
[(D] guantana-[G)] mera [A]
[(D] guantana-[G)] mera [A] guajira
[(D] guantana- [G)] mera [A]

### Verse 1

...[A] Yo soy un
[(D] hombre sin- [G)]cero [A] - De donde
[(D] crece la [G)]palma [A] - Yo soy un
[(D] hombre sin- [G)]cero [A] - De donde
[(D] crece la [G)] palma [A] - Y antes de [(D] morirme [G)] quiero [A] - echar mis
[(D] versos del [G)] al- [A] ma

### Verse 2

... [A] Mi verso es de
[(D] un verde [G)] claro [A]- Y de un car-
[(D] mín encen- [G)] dido [A] Mi verso es de
[(D] un verde [G)] claro [A]- Y de un car-
[(D] mín encen- [G)] dido [A] Mi verso es
[(D] un ciervo [G)] herido [A] - Que busca en
[(D] el monte [G)] am- [A] paro -

### Verse 3

... [A] - Por los po-
[(D] bres de la [G)] tierra [A] - Quiero yo
[(D] mi suerte [G)] echar [A] - Con los po-
[(D] bres de la [G)] tierra [A] - Quiero yo
[(D] mi suerte [G)] echar [A] - El arro- [(D] yo de la [G)] cierra [A] - Me com- [(D] place más que [G)] el mar [A] -

## Weblinks

* Guantanamera
* YT Guantanamera

## Song Examples:
### (5) Quick Chord Change
#### Two chords in one bar

Songs that have a chord progression other than G Em C D are only intended for repetition later. So don't practise them today in this lesson.
* I like the flowers (!!!)
* Guantanamera
* Kumbayah my Lord
* La Bamba
* YT Breakfast at Tiffanys (deep blue something) Strophe //: D (G A) :// D Refrain //:D (A G):// und vielleicht noch ein D für die Pausen
* YT (Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame (Elvis Presley) (G Em) 7x C D ...
* YT Stay (just a little bit longer) // (G Em) (C D) // C D
* YT Twist and Shout (Beatles) //: D (G A) ://
* YT When you say nothing at all (Ronan Keating) (G D)(C D) 4x C D (G D)(C D) D Ref: (G D)(C D)2x (G D) C D - - (C D) C D (G D)(C D)
* YT All Summer Long (Kid Rock) (D C) G
* YT Sweet Home Alabama (D C) G
* YT Hang on Sloopy (The McCoys) (G C) (D C)
* YT Bad Moon Rising (Creedence Clearwater Revival) //:G (D C) G G ://
# Guitar/ Navi

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# Guitar/song examples/Campfire Diploma/Acres Of Clams

< Quick Chord Change

# Acres Of Clams

Folk-Song from the northwest of the USA – Alternative title: Old Settler’s Song, Lay of the Old Settler, Rosin the Beau, ..., Text and melody: Francis D. Henry (1874), arranged by Mjchael and Paniolo

## Ukulele (gcea)

| C | Am | G7 |

## Acres Of Clams
### 1st Verse

I've [C]wandered all over this country, prospecting and digging for [Am]gold I've [C]tunneled, hydraulicked and cradled and I nearly [G7]froze in the [C]cold And [C]I nearly froze in the cold (me boys), and I nearly froze in the [Am]cold I've [C]tunneled, hydraulicked and cradled and I nearly[G7]froze in the[C]cold

### 2nd Verse

For[C]one who got wealthy by mining, I saw many hundreds get[Am]poor I[C]made up my mind to go digging for something a[G7]little more[C]sure For[C]something a little more sure (me boys), for something a little more[Am]sure I[C]made up my mind to go digging for something a[G7]little more[C]sure

### 3rd Verse

I[C]rolled up my grub in my blanket, I left all my tools on the[Am]ground I[C]started one morning to shank it for the country they[G7]call Puget[C]Sound For the[C]country they call Puget Sound (me boys), for the country they call Puget[Am]Sound I[C]started one morning to shank it for the country they[G7]call Puget[C]Sound

### Last Verse

No[C]longer a slave of ambition, I laugh at the world and its[Am]shams And I[C]think of my happy condition, surrounded by[G7]acres of[C]clams Sur-[C]rounded by acres of clams (me boys), surrounded by acres of[Am]clams And I[C]think of my happy condition, surrounded by[G7]acres of[C]clams

## Weblink

* YT Acres Of Clams
* Old_Settler's_Song_(Acres_of_Clams)

## Song Examples:
### (6) Chord changes C-Am

* 500 Miles (Hedy West) (Folksong)
* Tom Dooley(Folksong)
* The Wild Rover (Irish Folk)
* Acres Of Clams
* The Raggle Taggle Gypsies
* YT Into the Night (Santana feat. Chad Kroeger) //: Am C G D ://
* YT Knockin' on Heaven's Door (Guns N'Roses, Bob Dylan u.a.m.) //: G D Am Am | G D C C ://
* YT It never rains in southern California (Albert Hammond) mostly Am D G G in the chorus once Am D G Em (Original: Capo 2nd fret)
* YT Riptide (Vance Joy) Am G C C (The intermediate section is simply left out until the F major chord)
* YT What's Up (4 Non Blondes) G G Am Am C C G G (Original: Capo 2nd fret)
* YT Stumblin' in (Chris Norman, Suzi Quatro) Am D G Em
# Guide to UC San Diego/Computers and Technology

Students at UC San Diego have access to many computers and other technology resources. The people responsible for running it all are Academic Computing & Media Services (ACMS). If you are having a problem or have a question about the computers, you can contact them by email or by calling them at (858) 534-3227.

## Computer Access

When you become a UC San Diego student, you will be given a username and password that you can use to log on to any ACMS computer on campus.

## Campus Email

You will be given an email address when you become a student at UCSD. Your email address is the same as the username you use to log on to ACMS computers but with "@ucsd.edu" at the end of it. You will also be give a password (which you can change if you want). You will also learn what ACS server your email is hosted on. You can access your email account by going to this page and typing in your username (which is the same as your ACMS username that you use access ACMS computers) and your password (which is also the same password you use to access ACMS computers). Once you have typed your username and have tabbed down to your password, the server your email is on should be automatically selected for you.

## Computer Labs

To find a ACMS computer lab, go to this page and search for a lab. You can search by location, type of computer, printing options and so on.
# Guide to UC San Diego/Dining and Shopping

There are a number of places students can shop or dine at on campus and off.

## Price Center

Price Center consists of two parts, Price Center West and Price Center East. Price Center West is the original Price Center and consists of a plaza surrounded by the UCSD Bookstore, a movie theater, and a food court to name a few places of interest to students. There are tables students can sit at in the plaza and public events such as musical performances take place there. Price Center West is the recently-completed portion of the Price Center and consists of a large enclosed lobby area containing several restaurants such as Burger King and it contains the Sunshine Market, a small convenience store. There are also study rooms and ACMS computers available for student use here. Outside of Price Center East is the loop on Matthews Lane where students get on and off the East/Regents shuttle. Price Center West has a large ballroom used for events such as the Textbook Reservation Service and Price Center East has a smaller ballroom for events.

## Malls

There are several malls near the main campus. La Jolla Village Square Shopping Center and La Jolla Village Shopping Center are close to campus and students can get there by exiting the main campus through the Villa La Jolla Drive exit and turning left on Nobel Drive. Students can also get there by taking the MTS 201 bus and returning to campus on the 202 or on the Nobel Cityshuttle. Each of these malls has a movie theater and a grocery store (Whole Foods Market and Ralphs, respectively). UTC Mall on La Jolla Village Drive has many stores such as Sears, Macy's and Nordstrom. Across Genesee Avenue from UTC is Costa Verde Center.
# Guide to UC San Diego/Housing

Incoming and current student need a place to live. They have two main options to choose from: on-campus or off-campus housing. Incoming freshmen usually live on-campus for their first year or two and incoming transfer students normally live off-campus.

## On-Campus Housing

Each college provides on-campus housing for its incoming freshman students. This housing can vary greatly, ranging from buildings built in the 1960s for Revelle students to buildings built in the 1990s for ERC students. On-campus housing can also vary in size, ranging from multistory buildings such as Tioga and Tenaya halls to the small "summer camp" style buildings used by Sixth College students.

## Off-Campus Housing

After their first year or two on campus, students usually move off-campus. Transfer students normally do not have the option of living on campus so they must live off campus from the very beginning of their time at UC San Diego. However, new housing units are starting to open so more transfer students may be able to live on campus in the near future. Students living off campus have a number of options. They can live at one of the apartment complexes in the area or in a house near the campus. Many students live with fellow UC San Diego students or other young adults living in the La Jolla area and split the rent between them. To find off-campus housing, students have a number of options. UC San Diego provides housing listings for commuter students that they can search through to find roommates or apartments. Students can also use resources like Craigslist to find a place to live.
# Guide to UC San Diego

This book is about the University of California, San Diego. The University of California, San Diego is also known as UC San Diego or simply UCSD. UC San Diego is one of the ten general campuses in the University of California system and is a public research university. Over 22,000 undergraduate students are currently enrolled at UC San Diego and a large number of potential students apply to UC San Diego each year so a guidebook may be useful for some of these people. This guidebook is meant to be a useful resource for prospective or current students of this university.

## Table of Contents

* Introduction

### New Students

* Applying to UC San Diego
* Academics
* Libraries
* Housing
* Transportation and Parking
* Textbooks and Course Materials
* Orientation and First Week
* Dining and Shopping
* Computers and Technology

### Undergraduate Colleges

* Revelle College
* John Muir College
* Thurgood Marshall College
* Earl Warren College
* Eleanor Roosevelt College
* Sixth College
# Guide to UC San Diego/Applying to UC San Diego
## Applying as a Freshman Student

Many graduating high school students apply to UC San Diego each year but only some of them receive an acceptance letter. Getting into UCSD is difficult because of all the competition with other potential students.

## Applying as a Transfer Student

Each year, UC San Diego accepts a certain number of transfer students from community colleges and other colleges and universities. This number is smaller than the number of freshmen admitted each year and is very competitive. Most transfer students try to avoid being admitted to Revelle College and Eleanor Roosevelt College because IGETC certification does not cover all the general education (GE) requirements for those colleges. Transfer students who have completed the IGETC still need to fulfill certain Revelle and ERC specific GE requirements when they transfer to UCSD.
# Guide to UC San Diego/Introduction
## History

The first steps to creating UC San Diego took place in the 1950s. The Board of Regents of the University of California voted to create a graduate school in La Jolla in 1956. This school was originally planned to be a school of science and engineering and was to be closely connected to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The first graduate students arrived in 1960. Eventually it was decided that a general campus of the University of California was to be built rather than just a graduate school. More land was acquired, more facilities built and more faculty hired to make this a reality. The first undergraduate students arrived in 1964. They were the first class of First College, which was renamed Revelle College the next year to honor Roger Revelle, one of the most important figures in the founding of UC San Diego. John Muir College accepted its first class in 1967 and Third College (later renamed Thurgood Marshall College) accepted its first students in 1970. Earl Warren College accepted its first students in 1974 and Eleanor Roosevelt College accepted its first students in 1988. Finally, Sixth College accepted its first students in 2002. Today, UC San Diego is an important public university in the University of California system.

## Academic Year

At UC San Diego, the academic year is divided into quarters. Each quarter has ten weeks of instruction followed by a week devoted to final exams. The academic year begins with Fall Quarter, which starts in late September each year. After the Fall Quarter ends in December, there is a break before Winter Quarter begins in January. Spring Break divides Winter Quarter from Spring Quarter. Students can take classes during the summer as well as during the regular academic year. Summer is divided into Summer Session 1 and Summer Session 2. Each of these summer sessions in five weeks long so instructors compress a regular ten week course into only five weeks. A summer session course has twice as many weekly hours of instruction as a regular quarter course so students spend as many hours in class during a summer session as they do for a regular quarter course. There is also a Special Session for summer courses that have a different length than the regular Summer Session courses.
# Guide to Tor hidden services and elements of the Tor network/Chapter 3: Darknet markets in theory and practice

This page is meant to serve as a current directory for Tor hidden service addresses of darknet marketplace (DNM) websites, as well as their forums and other directory and community sites about them.
    EDITORIAL NOTE: Please use a citation for external links where possible.

## Current Sources

Usually the last section, but here it is the first section.
* Reddit's /r/darknetmarkets subreddit

## Checking uptime and confirming status

* DNStats.net

## Imported from Reddit (directory-style, needs to be edited)

| Name (/link to article if it exists) | .onion URL (with citation) | (Code) Short description | Description | feedback/discussion page forum URL --[relevant external links]-- |
| /Andromeda (marketplace) | andromedam363aux.onion | (C0) Centralized escrow marketplace | A newer centralized escrow marketplace. Launched around March 2014. | /Andromeda (marketplace) #FeedbackForum: 7y26aczl3wdyujkc.onionNo other external sources yet. |
| /Agora (marketplace) | agorahooawayyfoe.onion | (C1) Centralized escrow marketplace | One of the oldest post-SR marketplaces on Tor. Please write an article on it. | /Agora (marketplace) #FeedbackForum: lacbzxobeprssrfx.onionother sources go here |
| Example | Example | Example | Example | Example |

## References

* 1 2 3 4 Reddit's /r/darknetmarkets subreddit
# Guide to UC San Diego/Eleanor Roosevelt College

Eleanor Roosevelt College (ERC) is the fifth undergraduate college created at UC San Diego. It is located at the northern end of the main campus and is near Thurgood Marshall College. This college has an international theme and the International House ("I-House") is part of this college. The ERC campus is one of the newer areas of the campus so ERC students enjoy newer residence halls and other facilities than students living at older parts of the UCSD campus such as Revelle College and Muir College.

## Academics

Roosevelt College has a five quarter sequence of courses known as the Making of the Modern World (MMW) that every freshman must take (transfer students must take two of them). This sequence consists primarily of world history, spanning prehistoric times up to the present. For each quarter of MMW, students must write a research paper on a certain theme relevant to what is taught in class. In the first few MMW courses, students learn to write a university-level academic paper and do so throughout the rest of the sequence. Attendance at discussion sections is required. A student's TA grades their paper so students can get valuable feedback from their TA at their discussion section.
# English-Hanzi/Satay

Special:search/satay prefix:English-Hanzi/
Special:search/shacha prefix:English-Hanzi/
Special:search/sauce prefix:English-Hanzi/
    See also: English-Hanzi/Shacha
Satay is a sauce from Southeast Asia. It is made from ingredients such as peanuts, coconut milk, turmeric, galangal, garlic and spices.
satay 是 来自 东南亚 的 酱料。它 由 成分 如 花生，椰奶，黄姜，南姜，大蒜 和 香料 制成。
# English-Hanzi/Sausage

Sausage is a tube-shaped filled food that contains minced meat and spices.
香肠 是 一种 含有 肉末 和 香料 的 管状 填充食品。
# English-Hanzi/School

A school is a place for educating children.
学校 是 教育 孩子 的 地方。
# English-Hanzi/Salt

Salt is a chemical compound. It is a compound of sodium and chlorine.
盐 是 一种 化合物。它 是 一种 钠 和 氯 的 化合物。
# English-Hanzi/Sardine

Sardine is a nutritious oily fish.
沙丁鱼是一种有营养的油性鱼。
# English-Hanzi/Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by significant alterations in perception, thoughts, mood, and behavior.
精神分裂症是一种精神障碍，其特征在于知觉，思想，情绪和行为发生重大变化。
# English-Hanzi/Science

Science is the knowledge of the physical world.
科学 是 物质 世界 的 知识。
# English-Hanzi/Rotation

Special:search/rotation prefix:English-Hanzi/
Rotation is the turning of an object around its axis.
旋转 是 一个 物体 围绕 其 轴心 的 转动。
# English-Hanzi/Russia

Special:search/Russia prefix:English-Hanzi/
Russia is a country in the north of Eurasia. Its area is 17 million square kilometers. Its population is 144 million. It is the largest country by area in the world. It is a member of the BRICS countries.
Russia 是 一个 在 欧亚大陆 北部 的 国家。它 的 面积 是 1700万 平方 千米。它 的 人口 是 1.44亿。它 是 世界 上 面积 最大 的 国家。它 是 BRICS国家 的 成员。
# English-Hanzi/Saturday

Saturday is the day after Friday.
星期六 是 星期五 之后 一日。
# Handbook of Management Scales/Online store atmosphere
## Online store atmosphere (alpha = 0.90)
### Items

The construct was measured using 7 points semantic-differentials.
* Boring site - fun site
* Unattractive site - attractive site
* Little pleasure to browse through - great pleasure to browse through

### Source

* Verhagen/van Dolen (2009): Online purchase intentions: A multi-channel store image perspective. Information & Management, Vol. 46, No. 2, pp. 77–82.
# Handbook of Management Scales/Opinion seeking
## Opinion seeking (alpha > 0.8)
### Description

The authors conducted five studies to develop two scales: opinion leadership and opinion seeking. Hereby, data from more than 1,100 respondents were used. The authors strived for unidimensionality, reliability, construct validity, and criterion-related validity.

### Definition

Opinion seeking happens when individuals search out advice from others when making a purchase decision.

### Items

This short questionnaire is about popular rock music and rock music recordings [fashion; environmentally friendly products]. Please read each statement carefully. For each of the statements below, please circle the number that most closely matches your view of the opinions stated. The items are scaled from 1 to 7, with a higher number meaning stronger agreement.
* When I consider buying a CD or tape [clothes; "green" products], I ask other people for advice.
* I don't need to talk to others before I buy CDs or tapes [fashionable clothing; products that are good for the environment].
* I rarely ask other people what music [fashions; environmentally friendly products] to buy.
* I like to get others' opinions before I buy a CD or tape [new clothes; "green" products].
* I feel more comfortable buying a recording [fashion item; product that is good for the environment] when I have gotten other people's opinions on it.
* When choosing rock music [fashionable clothing; a "green" product], other people's opinions are not important to me.
Some items are reverse-coded.

### Source

* Flynn et al. (1996): Opinion Leaders and Opinion Seekers: Two New Measurement Scales. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Vol. 24, No. 2, pp. 137-147.

### Related Scales

* Opinion leadership
# Handbook of Management Scales/Opportunity Exploitation

< Handbook of Management Scales

## Opportunity Exploitation (alpha = 0.79)
### Definition

Opportunity exploitation is characterized by developing a product or service based on a perceived entrepreneurial opportunity, acquiring appropriate human resources, gathering financial resources, and setting up the organization

### Items

* I have set up an organization to pursue a business opportunity I perceived
* Based on a business opportunity I perceived, I have developed a new market
* I have put together an entrepreneurial team to pursue a business opportunity I perceived
* I have approached investors (e.g. business angels or venture capitalists) to acquire funding for a business opportunity

### Source

* Kuckertz, Andreas / Kollmann, Tobias / Krell, Patrick / Stöckmann, Christoph (2017): Understanding, differentiating, and measuring opportunity recognition and opportunity exploitation. International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior & Research, Vol. 23, No. 1, pp. 78-97.

### Related Scales

Opportunity Recognition
Category:
* Handbook of Management Scales
# Handbook of Management Scales/Organization-based self-esteem
## Organization-based self-esteem (0.86 <= alpha <= 0.96)
### Description

The authors introduced the organization-based self-esteem construct and its measurement. They conducted several field studies to inspect different types of reliability and validity.

### Definition

The authors define organization-based self-esteem as "the degree to which organizational members believe that they can satisfy their needs by participating in roles within the context of an organization".

### Items

* I count around here.
* I am taken seriously (around here).
* I am important (around here).
* I am trusted (around here).
* There is faith in me (around here).
* I can make a difference (around here).
* I am valuable (around here).
* I am helpful (around here).
* I am efficient (around here).
* I am cooperative (around here).
The wording "around here" was later appended to all items to increase adjusted item-total correlations. 5-point Likert scales were employed, except for one of the seven studies where a 7-point scale was used.

### Source

* Pierce et al. (1989): Organization-Based Self-Esteem: Construct Definition, Measurement, And Validation. Academy of Management Journal, Vol. 32, No. 3, pp. 622-648.

### Comments

In all studies, the means turned out to be above the center. Given that a 5-point scale was employed, future researchers might use words like "always" to shift the means to the center, i.e., towards 3.

### Related Scales

* Employee involvement
# Handbook of Management Scales/Online store merchandise
## Online store merchandise (alpha = 0.80)
### Items

The construct was measured using 7 points semantic-differentials.
* Little information about the CDs - much information about the CDs
* Little value for money - a lot of value for money
* Uninteresting offers - interesting offers
* Bad alignment with my interests - good alignment with my interests

### Source

* Verhagen/van Dolen (2009): Online purchase intentions: A multi-channel store image perspective. Information & Management, Vol. 46, No. 2, pp. 77–82.