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Mixolydian Mode Licks - Duration: 10:58.

- Hi everybody, my name is Jens Larsen.

Most of the time, I'm talking about chord progressions

with lots of chords and lots of moving harmony and scales,

but of course there are also cases

where we are improvising over a single chord

for a longer period of time,

and if you're working on vocabulary for one chord

in a progression with a lot of chords,

it can also be really useful to just take that chord out

and practice improvising over it

in sort of more of a modal setting.

In this video I'm going to take five examples

of some lines that I would play over a G7,

or sort of G mixolydian sound,

and then I'm gonna go over what I'm playing,

explaining some of the devices that I'm using,

and also give you an exercise

so you can start to get that into your fingers,

and in that way use it in your own playing.

Finding small structures

that you can insert into your own playing

is a great way to really develop a flexible vocabulary

that you can actually improvise with,

instead of playing really big chunks

of licks that might not fit together,

and that's also how I'm working

when I'm trying to learn new things.

I try to find a core idea, work a little bit on that,

and then work on using it.

If you wanna learn more about jazz guitar,

improve the way that you solo,

check out some interesting arpeggios or chord voicings,

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For each of these examples,

I'm going to go over what I'm playing,

and I'm also going to give you an exercise

so that you can just see sort of the core idea,

whether it's an arpeggio or a pentatonic scale,

and relate that to the G7,

and that way start using it in your own playing.

(jazz guitar music)

The first note in this first example

is not even diatonic to G7,

because it's a leading note to the third,

so it's an A-sharp or a B-flat

going up to the third, so the B.

Then we get this sequence in a G7 arpeggio,

so first a third, and then down to the root,

skip up to the five, and down to the third,

and then the seventh, five,

and then all the way up to the nine,

and then down to the root,

and from the root here in the second bar,

I get first this ascending chromatic idea where I go from G,

and then chromatic movement up from A to B, so

and then down to A again,

and then via the A-flat down to the G,

down to the seventh, and then root,

and ending on the fifth, D.

(jazz guitar music)

The basic idea in this lick is to use an arpeggio,

and then use a sequence in that arpeggio to create a melody,

and of course you can do it with any arpeggio.

In this case I'm keeping it kinda simple,

I'm just doing it with a G7,

because probably you already have the G7 in your system.

So if we take a G7 arpeggio like this one,

and then the sequence I'm playing

is sort of skipping in between the different notes.

So it's sort of skipping up to the third,

and then down to the root again,

and then I skip up to the fifth, down to the third,

and then through the pattern like that, so

(jazz guitar music)

The main idea in this example

is to use a D-minor pentatonic scale over the G7,

so that's also

what the biggest part of the lick actually is.

So first we have this pattern,

which is a D-minor 7 arpeggio.

Then we get this,

which is kind of a D-minor triad inversion,

and then this part,

which is again also heavily sort of coming out of this

(jazz guitar music)

D-minor pentatonic scale.

So we have

(jazz guitar music)

and then I'm going into

(jazz guitar music)

this chromatic movement from the third

up to the fifth on the G7,

so from B, and then skipping up to the root,

and then down to the seventh.

So the whole thing sounds like this.

(jazz guitar music)

So what I'm doing here is that

I'm using the pentatonic scale

found on the fifth of the chord,

so that's a D-minor pentatonic scale

because the fifth of G is, of course, D,

and that would be this pentatonic scale.

(jazz guitar music)

And I'm playing this descending right now

because that's how I'm using it in the line,

and it's just easier to see how it sort of fits together,

how we get the

(jazz guitar music)

all out of that pentatonic scale.

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every week is that I have a community of people

over on Patreon that are supporting the channel.

If you wanna help me keep making videos,

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(jazz guitar music)

Similar to superimposing the D-minor pentatonic scale

on top of the G7 chord,

we can also use another scale

that's kind of, well, related to a pentatonic scale,

which is the G-major blues, or the E-minor blues scale.

So that would be this scale.

(jazz guitar music)

And of course it's not really giving us any new material

besides this leading note to the third,

but that can also give us a lot of color already.

So the way I'm using it in the line here is,

I'm starting on a C, so not even using that scale,

and then going down to the B-flat or A-sharp leading note,

sliding into the third, the B, so

and then some movement within the E blues scale,

or G-major blues scale,

(jazz guitar music)

going up to the G here and then up the scale,

and then I'm introducing a G7 arpeggio

just to sort of really get the color,

so the G7 across as well,

because we don't have an E in that scale, so

(jazz guitar music)

Skipping up to the 13, the E,

and then ending on the fifth, D.

So what I'm using here is the E blues scale,

or the G-major blues scale, that would be this scale.

(jazz guitar music)

And the finished line would sound like this.

(jazz guitar music)

Another great sound

with a lot of interesting melodies you can tap into

with fairly little effort

is to start using quartal arpeggios

in your mixolydian lines.

So that's also what I'm doing here.

The first part of the line is fairly simple.

First I'm using the arpeggio from the seventh of the chord,

so that's, in this case, an F-major 7 arpeggio.

I'm playing that as triplets, so

(jazz guitar music)

and then down the scale,

skipping down to encircle the third, the B.

From the B, I start playing quartal arpeggios,

so first the quartal arpeggio from B, so B, E, A.

Then I'm moving down a whole step and doing the same thing,

so A, D, and G,

and then skipping up and doing a quartal arpeggio from E,

and then down to B, A,

and then ending up on the 13, the high E.

So if you wanna work on this,

the quartal arpeggios are easy to work on

if you work on them on string sets,

and that's kinda also, as you can tell,

how I'm using it here, so

(jazz guitar music)

it's really sort of moving around like this

while I'm in a position,

and that's also easier to practice them like that,

so that would be an exercise like this.

(jazz guitar music)

And of course you can practice this

in scale positions as well,

but I would say try and work on, first, the string sets.

You can do this string set, and also the high,

(jazz guitar music)

and maybe the one that's found here as well.

(jazz guitar music)

Once you start to get used to it,

it's not so difficult to check out,

and it's extremely good for your right hand as well,

because you're doing a lot of cross-picking,

playing alternate picking across three strings all the time.

(jazz guitar music)

Another way to deal with

not just running up and down the scale in your lines

is to start using some structures

that have really large intervals in them,

and of course I already mentioned the quartal arpeggios

that work really well for this,

triads in inversions are also gonna work really well,

and another thing that works really well

is to use spread triads like I'm doing here.

So the first part of the line

is just a quartal arpeggio from F,

so in this case I'm playing the E first, skipping down,

and then running up the quartal arpeggio, so F, B, E.

Now this arpeggio is kinda a mirror of this G-major triad.

So it's kinda easy to play, and keep in mind like that,

so they're associated.

For me they're somehow associated like that, so

(jazz guitar music)

and then going down to the F,

and then here we have a spread-voiced

or open-voiced G-major triad,

because that's G, D, and then B all the way up here,

and from there I'm going down the scale, so

and then a D-minor triad,

and then G, and ending, again, on the 13, the E.

(jazz guitar music)

And it kinda sounds nice if you do the slide.

So if you wanna work on these open-voiced triads,

then I think a good place to start

is just to learn the major triad in inversions,

and that would be this exercise.

(jazz guitar music)

Now, this can be kinda tricky to learn in the beginning,

because you have a lot of different string skips,

but it is also really a great exercise for your right hand,

and definitely something you wanna check out

if you wanna develop some flexibility with alternate picking

and using sort of different string configurations,

which is something that makes a lot of things a lot easier

if you start getting it into your playing.

If you wanna check out another video

that's based on this idea of taking a type of chord,

and then using some different options on top of it,

then check out this video

where I'm going over 10 different arpeggios

that you can use over a minor 7 chord.

If you want to improve your guitar playing,

and this is the first time you've seen one of my videos,

then subscribe to my channel.

These are the kind of videos

that I'm publishing here every week,

and of course if you wanna help me keep making videos,

then check out my Patreon page.

That's about it for this week.

Thank you for watching, and until next week.

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Chevron Gets A Free Pass For Funding Terrorists Across The Globe - Duration: 3:25.

A federal judge this week handed Chevron Corporation a massive legal victory by ruling that they

cannot be held liable for all of the millions of dollars that they funneled to terrorists

and Saddam Hussein in the early 2000s in exchange for super cheap oil.

Here's what Chevron was accused of in the particular lawsuit.

As I mentioned, funding terrorist and Saddam Hussein, they funneled a litter over $20 million

according to the complaint to Saddam Hussein.

This money then went into a fund and this fund was used by suicide bombers and other

terrorists to go out there and commit these atrocities in the Middle East.

In exchange for giving Hussein $20 million Chevron was able to come in and buy oil from

the Middle East in areas controlled by Saddam Hussein at a much lower cost than everybody

else was.

They got cheap oil, he got $20 million to fund terrorist activities, everybody wins.

And according to this judge, yeah Chevron I guess you can get away with this.

And to be honest, it's not necessarily the judge's fault here.

I mean it's hard to say that this judge did something to just help out Chevron.

The way that these terrorism cases work is incredibly complex, and they are incredibly

difficult to win.

Here's what happened in this particular case, and this is very common, Chevron gave the

money to Saddam Hussein.

Saddam Hussein puts it into this fund and that fund is then used to fund terrorist activities.

But, it's not just a big one single bank account that sits there.

They funnel this money, they launder this money through different banks, major banks

operating in big cities in Europe and here in the United States.

They help launder the money for these terrorist organizations, as report after report has

shown us.

UBS, HSBC, some of the biggest terrorist money launders in the world today.

They launder the money, the money goes back to Hussein, and then that money is used to

fund terrorist activities.

Well in a terrorism lawsuit you have to be able to prove that the money that came from

Chevron and went to these terrorist groups was the exact same money that was spent on

the terrorist activity, and unfortunately the plaintiffs in this case, because of the

money laundering activities of these terrorist friendly banks, they weren't' able to show

that those exact bills or whatever it was that Chevron gave to Hussein were the same

ones used to fund those terrorist attacks.

That's why these cases are so difficult, but that doesn't' mean that they are unwinnable.

There have been plenty of cases brought by independent lawyers, and including the Department

of Justice has gone after a few, where they have actually managed to hold these banks

accountable for laundering money for terrorists.

They have sued governments and been successful, for them using money to fund terrorist activities,

so they are winnable but they are incredibly difficult.

But I think we can all agree at this point that Chevron just got away with a very big

victory, even after it was pretty crystal clear that they had been funding terrorist

activities in the Middle East, just so they could get their hands on some cheaper oil.

For more infomation >> Chevron Gets A Free Pass For Funding Terrorists Across The Globe - Duration: 3:25.

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Noura Abdelnoor | Udacity Android Basics Nanodegree Program - Duration: 1:27.

I'm Noura Abdelnoor.

I study information technology at Cairo University.

The first time I heard about Udacity's nanodegree

was when my friends at university told me about it.

At first I thought it was just like any other platform,

but I found its interface to be easier

and each student has their own classroom

with their courses and progress

We had a mentor the first three months of the nanodegree,

he taught us how to use the platform

and helped us with the syllabus.

He was available 24/7.

At university, my studies focused more on hardware and security,

there wasn't anything on Android.

After the nanodegree, my way of thinking as a programmer changed.

I got better

and became more able to pick up a pen and paper

to find out how I can solve a coding problem.

I no longer depend on the instructor

I started searching online

I was able to self-learn online and develop my skills

I took a risk because I had exams and studying to do when I took up the course,

but the nanodegree helped me a lot.

I made 10 applications for my graduation project

I feel like I'm a head of my class because of this degree

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Title: Starbucks Music: Best of Starbucks Music Playlist 2018 and Starbucks Music Playlist Youtube

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One Dev Question with Aaron Gustafson - What is a Progressive Web App (PWA)? - Duration: 1:01.

So, what is a PWA?

Effectively, a PWA is a Progressive Web App;

which means that it is a website

that has been progressively enhanced

in order to be able to do other cool things.

So, for instance, it could be installed,

it could work better offline,

it could provide a better, more app-like user experience.

Something that's a little bit more engaging.

And when you kind of boil it down, what a Progressive Web App really is

is a website that runs under HTTPS.

So it's secure.

And it uses a web app manifest

which kind of provides meta information about the website

and it has a service worker which helps it to work better offline

and allows you to do a lot of interesting stuff

in terms of managing your network requests.

And pretty much those three things are all you need

to have a Progressive Web App or PWA.

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How to Survive High School | Advice & Tips from a Senior - Duration: 6:36.

hey there you guys what's up welcome back to my channel if you're new here my

name's Anna and if you couldn't by the title

in this video I'm coming at you with how to survive high school now let me just

start this out by saying you literally create your future so it can either be

the best or worst 4 years of your life honestly going to public school nowadays

can be kind of scary so if something is wrong obviously talk to someone whether

it be an adult a friend or even a family member I used to feel terrible because I

just felt like I didn't fit in so for anyone else who feels like that out

there it's not a bad thing at all I mean some other people may not agree

with what I'm about to say but you know this is based on my experience so while

I don't know everything I am a senior now so I feel like I have some wisdom

bestow upon you without further ado let's get into it you don't need to have

a very large group of friends you don't need to be in the popular group the best

thing that you can do and the way that you can make your high school worthwhile

is focusing on yourself and growing as a person so when you're radiating that

energy those people will come to you pretty much everyone that I was once

friends with I'm not now but I'm not upset about it because I mean everybody

is changing and everybody's growing at their own pace because now I have my

boyfriend and that is my one person it can be a best friend it can be anyone

mine just so happens to be him but if you're anything like me just to get my

feelings out and vent talking really helps

so does journaling but when you talk to another person and build that connection

you also start to get a different perspective so I can definitely say

having one person that a hundred percent has my back feels so much better than having

a large group of friends because it definitely is quality over quantity

honestly people come and go and it's okay to be a loner if you don't have

anyone I mean in this day and age there's the internet there's seven

billion people out there here's one because I know how that once felt not

everybody knows what they want to do during high school so it's good to keep

your options open whether if you want to go to college or in the work

force and the best way to do that is build a resume build a portfolio focus

on your grades and I know it's a lot easier said than done especially if

you're taking hard classes but honestly being a part-time high school student

makes things fly by so much quicker being in extracurricular activities whether it be

sports or just finding a hobby outside of school I know at a lot of high

schools there's a running start option so taking college classes and not being

in your high school in college is such a different environment I'm enrolled in

sno-isle which is basically a technical school so you can learn different trades

and different programs and whatnot so I'm spending only half of my time at a

normal high school and half of my time elsewhere and I can say that I have

benefited so much from it I will be a second year student there where I will

be a social media manager and I can add different things to my resume I mean

before I was even enrolled there I didn't have a resume high school they

don't teach you real life things like how to do bills how to pay your rent how

to be an adult and you don't really even learn how to think for yourself being a

student especially if you're taking hard classes it's so easy to stress out

always take the time out of your day to do something that you enjoy to

decompress something that you may always hear all the time is to not

procrastinate but hearing it over and over again can be very annoying I know

how it feels yet I'm the one telling you it really depends on who you are as

a person believe it or not not everyone is always motivated you have to motivate

yourself and something that has helped me and get better grades and motivated

me to set goals and have a schedule and stay organized the list just goes on

have a planner sometimes writing might not work for everyone but use an app use

a pen and paper it's so easy because I used to have little faith in myself

but once I set goals for myself I realized that I can do anything that I

set my mind to and that goes for anyone out there but as I said it's only four

years out of your life it's currently after one o'clock in the morning and I'm

editing this obviously this was the perfect face to stop on I just wanted to

throw this in that if it won't matter in five years don't even spend five minutes

worrying about it don't spend your time worrying about things that you can't

change all right that's all also another thing that you

may regret is your sleep schedule granted depending on how busy you are and

how much homework you have if you have a set schedule and don't procrastinate

it'll be less likely that you'll have to stay up until midnight to cram in

homework but in the end it is your sleep schedule that suffers from doing that

it's not ideal that most schools start at 7:00 in the morning but I try and go

to bed every night not like every human does that and even then sometimes I'm

just not tired so whether it be stretching before bed or meditating or

drinking chamomile or taking melatonin there's so many different things that

can help you sleep sitting there and thinking about what you have to do

tomorrow it's not going to help you it's just gonna keep you up and then make

doing all of those things that you need to do just that much harder something I

can't stress enough is stay out of drama granted people will be jerks I mean

you'll find that in every walk of life but it's just so much more satisfying to

focus on yourself and growing as a person and staying out of other people's

business even when you do that people might jump into yours it's just high

school and what people have to say is so irrelevant really the only thing that

matters is what you think of yourself and honestly comparing yourself to

others is not going to help you one bit it's good to use that as a motivator to

drive you but it shouldn't make you feel bad about yourself moral of the story it

is only four years of your life it is what you make of it there's so much more

to experience out there outside of high school after college and staying healthy

so you can experience all those things so you can experience having a family

having a career traveling whatever it may be so I might sound like a mom but

stay out of drugs get a good sleep schedule seriously I'm not kidding all

of the cliches that I thought were false are real in high school but yeah I hope

you guys enjoyed I hope this video wasn't too boring I hope you took

something from it all so quick question of the week I want to know what you

guys want to see on my channel so if you guys have any videos you want to see for

me any ideas to recommend drop them in the comment section down below

I hope to see you guys in my next one bye

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Top 10 Most Beautiful Places To Visit Before You Die! - Duration: 3:14.

Top 10 Most Beautiful Places To Visit Before You Die!

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"How to complete Level 923 on Homescapes"

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[ENGSUB] Time 시간 Ep 8 preview I Kim Jung Hyun and Seohyun - Noise Daily Viral - Duration: 2:25.

A man does not have much time to live.

Giving everything he has, he struggles to help a woman whose life was destroyed because

of him.

Soo-Ho (Kim Jung-Hyun) is the CEO of a restaurant and the son of a family that runs large company

W. Due to him, Ji-Hyun's (Seohyun) life is ruined.

Soo-Ho wants to turn back time for Ji-Hyun.

Meanwhile, Ji-Hyun had a bright personality and easily socialized with others, but things

changed.

Her younger sibling suddenly dies and her time stops right there.