I ask Siri whats a centillion times a centillion Rufus The Pink Elephant 2016-08-02 | I ask Siri the answer to one centillion time one centillion. A centillion is the largest lexicographically accepted number in the dictionary, a one followed by 303 zeroes.
Project Rufus The Pink Elephant 2016-01-03 | Address book keeper project developed with my group in fall 2015 for college advanced object oriented project. Features import / exporting to and from the app. Developed in C#.
C# Essential Training 2011 Lynda playlist info Rufus The Pink Elephant 2015-02-08 | Good playlist for learning the C# programming language although it uses Visual Studio 2010, not 2012 or 2013.This video was retired from Lynda.com, but there is a playlist with all of the following videos by the user: Jigs Saw named "C# essential training" here on Youtube. 0. Introduction - 1 Welcome0. Introduction - 2 What you should know0. Introduction - 3 Using the exercise files1. Getting Started with C# - 1 Installing the Visual C# Express IDE1. Getting Started with C# 2 Creating your first C# application1. Getting Started with C# - 3 Introducation to Visual C# Express2. C# Language Fundamentals - 1 Overview of the C# Language2. C# Language Fundamentals - 2 Understanding the structure of2. C# Language Fundamentals - 3 Compiling and running code3. Program Flow - 1 Reading and writing from and to the Console3. Program Flow - 2 Writing conditional statements3. Program Flow - 3 Using the switch statement3. Program Flow - 4 Using operators and expressions3. Program Flow - 5 Using constants and enumerations3. Program Flow - 6 Using loops3. Program Flow - 7 Using functions and methods4. Variables - 1 Understanding data types4. Variables - 2 (Almost) everything is an object4. Variables - 3 Working with numbers4. Variables - 4 Working with characters and strings4. Variables - 5 Understanding variable scope4. Variables - 6 Understanding type conversion5. Custom Classes and Objects - 1 Object orientation refresher5. Custom Classes and Objects - 2 Defining a class5. Custom Classes and Objects - 3 Using access modifiers5. Custom Classes and Objects - 4 Defining properties5. Custom Classes and Objects - 5 Understanding value and reference types6. Collections - 1 Working with arrays6. Collections - 2 Using array lists6. Collections - 3 Working with stacks6. Collections - 4 Working with queues6. Collections - 5 Using dictionaries7. More Complex Classes - 1 Overloading methods7. More Complex Classes - 2 Overriding methods7. More Complex Classes - 3 Creating abstract classes and methods7. More Complex Classes - 4 Using sealed classes7. More Complex Classes - 5 Defining structs7. More Complex Classes - 6 Using interfaces8. Exceptions - 1 Understanding exceptions8. Exceptions - 2 Introducing the Exception object8. Exceptions - 3 Creating your own exceptions8. Exceptions - 4 Re-throwing exceptions9. File Management - 1 Introducing streams and files9. File Management - 2 Working with existing files9. File Management - 3 Working with directory and disk information9. File Management - 4 Using the path class9. File Management - 5 Reading and writing files10. Some Advanced C# - 1 Using variable parameter lists10. Some Advanced C# - 2 Using function parameter modifiers10. Some Advanced C# - 3 Using optional and named function parameters10. Some Advanced C# - 4 Using the C# preprocessor10. Some Advanced C# - 5 Working with delegates10. Some Advanced C# - 6 Handling events11. Garbage Collection - 1 How garbage collection works11. Garbage Collection - 2 The Garbage Collector object12. Debugging - 1 Common compilation issues12. Debugging - 3 Using the Debug class13. Conclusion - Goodbye
Art Tatum plays Humoresque (1944-45) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2014-11-05 | Art Tatum plays Humoresque originally composed by the Czech composer Antonín Dvořák. This classical number was recorded between 1944 and 1945 on a radio program (not sure the name), most likely in New York City.
My cat Rufus The Pink Elephant 2014-09-16 | Female cat that comes in my yard a lot I think she's about three years old.
Johnny Costa plays Clap Yo Hands Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-10-15 | From A Portrait of George Gershwin, 1995.
Johnny Costa - Just One of Those Things (1955) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-10-12 | Johnny Costa plays another beautiful version of the classic "Just one of those things". Enjoy.
Johnny Costa plays Someone to Watch Over Me Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-10-12 | From A Portrait of George Gershwin, 1995.
Johnny Costa - An American in Paris, Mine, Swanee Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-10-11 | From A Portrait of George Gershwin, 1995.
Johnny Costa plays Liza / Concerto In F / The Man I Love / Who Cares Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-10-11 | Johnny Costa plays Liza / Concerto In F / The Man I Love / Who Cares, all George Gershwin tunes. Johnny Costa obviously liked messing around with many Gershwin tunes, this is my first upload from his very musically interesting album "A Portrait of George Gershwin" released in 1995. I plan on having them all uploaded soon as I am on fall break away from my studies for a while. Enjoy!
Art Tatum singing Let Me Call You Sweetheart (after hours) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-09-11 | Here is audio of Art Tatum singing and playing the song "Let Me Call You Sweetheart". This is probably after-hours, he obviously sounds pretty drunk.
Johnny Costa plays How High the Moon Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-09-07 | Costa playing a 1940 jazz standard created by Morgan Lewis.
Johnny Costa - Moonlight Sonata and Just One of Those Things Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-09-07 | The amazing John Costa showing his talent for both classical and jazzier songs by beginning the song with his interpretation of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata (completed in 1801) - before he comes out with "Just One of Those Things" by Cole Porter (1935).
Johnny Costa plays Holiday for Strings Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-09-07 | Playing putting a unique spin on a tune that was used many times for theme songs in the 1940s - 60s (such as "The Afternoon Manitee"). Music originally by David Rose.
Johnny Costa - You Came a Long Way from St. Louis Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-09-07 | Playing a standard composed by John Benson Brooks with Bob Russell and Ray McKinley in the year 1948.
Johnny Costa plays Debbie Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-09-07 | A lively tune that Costa wrote to honor his daughter, Debbie (Costa) Elwood.
Johnny Costa plays My Funny Valentine Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-09-07 | Costa deliciously jazzing up the simple and classic show tune structure from 1937.
Johnny Costa plays Cherokee Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-09-07 | Listen as the incredible Johnny Costa plays the 1938 jazz standard "Cherokee" (Indian Love Song) by Ray Noble. The picture of Costa is from 1966.
Similar sounding melodies Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-08-21 | 0:12 , 0:36 , 0:54 , 1:25 , 2:02I have compiled three popular songs that I cant help but notice the similarities in melodies.. Its always that three syllable part. It's "SHOW me you care" and "in FIELDS where they lay" and in the Beatles song it's "yes-ter DA-a-a-ay and the instrument at 1:27-1:28. Please like and comment if you want.
Art Tatum: Over the Rainbow (1939, 1948, 1953, 1956) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-06-24 | 1939 - 0:001948 - 3:481953 - 7:20 (from Art Tatum Solo Masterpieces Volume 6)1956 - 11:06Art Tatum playing the standard "Over the Rainbow". If you've ever watched the Wizard of Oz you will certainly already have heard of this song.. Incidently this song was actually originally written for the movie in 1939 so Art got hold of this pretty quickly. This is certainly one of my favorite tunes of his, it never ceases to amaze me with beauty no matter how many times i hear it. Its not hard to notice how Art's music and harmonies mature and grow as he gains more experience as he plays right up until the year of his death in 1956. Who wouldn't if they could play like that?Here is a form diagram for the 1939 version at least: http://people.virginia.edu/~skd9r/MUSI212_new/diagrams/over_the_rainbow.html
Johnny Costa plays Get Happy Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-06-09 | Johnny Costa playing the classic from 1929
The Man I Love comparison (Tatum and Johnny Costa) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-06-06 | Art Tatum 0:00 - 2:06Johnny Costa 2:07 - 7:30Comparison between virtuoso Art Tatum and John Costa (best known from children's show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood) on the song. This is a Gershwin tune originally from a Broadway musical popularized in the 1920's and played by many others as well, such as Bill Evans, Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Judy Garland. Enjoy!RIP Art Tatum 1909-1956 (Died at 47), and RIP Costa 1922-1996 (died at 74).
Johnny Costa plays Its Such a Good Feeling Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-05-20 | I know its for kids but here's a list of all the songs if you want to hear how it was played on the actual show, very jaw-dropping! http://pbskids.org/rogers/songs/index.html
Johnny Costa plays Something to do While Were Waiting (1982) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-05-19 | ...
Johnny Costa plays Everybodys Fancy Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-05-18 | Here it is on the show - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcKrIa65FUcEnjoy!
Johnny Costa plays I Like to Take My Time Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-05-18 | Here again is Fred Rogers singing with this beautiful song if you would like to hear that: http://www.televisiontunes.com/Mister_Rogers_Neighborhood_-_I_Like_To_Take_My_Time.html
Johnny Costa plays What Do You Do? Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-05-18 | Here's Fred singing it: http://pbskids.org/video/?category=Mister%20Rogers'%20Neighborhood&pid=sYFZ58iiT1cx0bJoSavGSHcYepItIH8S
Johnny Costa plays Sometimes People are Good / Children Can Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-05-18 | Johnny Costa playing this beautiful song. Here is him playing in the background (live as always!) on the show with Fred Rogers singing - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11HOw5oorDc
Johnny Costa plays You are Special Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-05-18 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11HOw5oorDc
Johnny Costa plays Wont You be My Neighbor? (1986) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-05-18 | Johnny Costa was called "a phenomenal pianist" (Dick Hyman), "the Mozart of jazz piano" (Leonardo Meledandri), and "the White Tatum" (Art Tatum). Johnny Costa was admired by many jazz giants: Benny Carter, Dave Brubeck, Tommy Dorsey, Gillespie, Scott Hamilton, Dick Hyman, Jack Teagarden, Mel Torme, Teddy Wilson, among many other legends.Here you can read more on him:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_...http://www.hankonealphoto.com/blog/20...http://www.johnnycosta.comHe was the pianist for the show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood from 1968 until his death in 1996 as he played these songs for. Remember Costa always played LIVE and totally unedited, as mentioned he rarely did second takes unless it was just to play new ideas.Listen here as he plays Won't You be My Neighbor?, most likely in the mid/late 1960s. ---Note Costa played this tune many times at the end of the show, this is just the album version. I plan to upload all of his amazing outros as well.
Ruth - Hearts on Sleeves Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-03-17 | Lately I've been thinking about myself just way to muchAnd my heart can feel on empty when I long to feel you touchLately I've been trying my best just to not get lostAnd my mind starts going in circles when I try to count the costBut I don't want to be the one to tell them anymoreI want to wear your heart on my sleeve for the whole world to seeAll these things you do to meEveryday I'll find new ways to love you more and moreLately I've been doing my best just to not get lostAnd my mind starts spinning in circles when I try to count the costBut I don't want to be the one to tell them anymoreI want to wear your heart on my sleeve for the whole world to seeAll these things you do to me..
Art Tatum - Apollo Boogie hq Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-03-14 | Another Art Tatum take on another boogie style, a little different from his rendition of Pole Boogie.
Ruth - Nothing to Hide Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-03-14 | Very nice song with unusual and beautiful harmonies as Ruth usually doesCould I love someone, and never be abandoned?Could I love someone, and never end up empty handed?Cause I wanna love you like nobody else hasI wanna give you what nobody else ca-a-nI wanna love you like nobody else hasI wanna give you what nobody else can.Cause its breaking my heart just to see you this wayAnd you say its alright, yeah you say it's okBut its breaking my heart just to see you this wayAnd you say its alright, yeah you say it..But you've got nothing to hideYeah you've got nothing to hi-i-ideI gave you my heart, then I made up my mindAnd I'm longing to love someone..Just to love someone rightCause I wanna love you like nobody else ha-a-sI wanna give you what nobody else canCause its breaking my heart just to see you this wayAnd you say its alright you say it's ok..But its breaking my heart just to see you this wayAnd you say its alright yeah you say it..But you've got nothing to hideYeah you've got nothing to hi-i-ideH-i-i-ide, Hi-i-ide, hi-i-i-iiide,H-i-i-ide, Hi-i-ide, hi-i-i-iiiiide,But its breaking my heart just to see you this wayAnd you say its alright yeah you say its okay..But its breaking my heart just to see you this wayAnd you say your alright yeah you say it..(repeat with chorus)Yeah you say its okay..
Ruth - Dead Giveaway Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-03-14 | White lines on the highway looking out across the landscapeMy eyes see your finger prints see all that all that your hands madeIt should have been a dead give awayThese reflections that you give us, to show us your faceAnd I get lost I get lost I get lost in it allI've made up my mind, I'm yours and your mine, I'm telling you this time nothings gonna change thatI've made up my mind, I'm yours and your mine, I'm telling you this time nothings gonna change thatLooking out from the airplane looking down on your landscapeMy eyes see your finger prints see all that all that your hands madeIt should have been a dead give awayThese reflections that you give us to show us your faceAnd I get lost I get lost I get lost in it all..I've made up my mind, I'm yours and your mineI'm telling you this time, nothings gonna change thatI've made up my mind, I'm yours and your mineI'm telling you this time, nothings gonna change thatAnd If I run from you, I know you'll rescue meCause my heart is yours- for always.And If I run from you, I know you'll rescue meCause my heart is yours for always.You amaze me.(play harmonica out)
Art Tatum - What Does it Take? Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-03-14 | Another utterly beautiful jazz standard performed in only the way the virtuoso Art Tatum can do.. Btw I don't put ads on my videos because i like watching these videos myself, so please do enjoy.
Johnny Costa plays Caravan Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-03-14 | Johnny Costa playing "Caravan", the jazz standard first recorded in Hollywood in the 1930s by musicians like Duke Ellington, and is being played here by this massively underrated and unrecognized virtuoso Johnny Costa, so great as to be nicknamed the "white Tatum"..
Tea for Two Comparison (Peterson, Costa, Tatum) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-01-20 | Oscar Peterson (1951) -- 0:00 - 3:01Johnny Costa -- 3:02 - 9:39Art Tatum -- 9:40 - 12:19A comparison of a enormously popular jazz standard from the 1925 musical "No, No Nanette". This song has been reharmonized by the likes of Thelonious Monk, Nat "King" Cole, Fats Waller and others. Keep in mind that Art played and developed this song many times, Oscar was greatly influenced by Tatum, and Costa was influenced by both Art Tatum and Oscar Peterson as he said in an interview, though all three have their own personal musical styles. I'm also sad to see there aren't anymore videos on youtube of Johnny Costa, i may have to go download them from itunes and upload them since I see nobody else has. And please be aware that Art Tatum performed this piece numerous other times.
Me messing around (Over the Rainbow) (please turn volume UP) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2013-01-05 | Thanks for viewing (: Please turn your volume up, my iphone's microphone has been acting up for some reason.
Me improvising 12 5 12 Rufus The Pink Elephant 2012-12-06 | Thanks for viewing! I was just having fun on this song I recorded it as a voice memo on my iphone so i had to make a WMM file to upload it to youtube. Anyways, thanks for viewing..
Art Tatum plays There Will Never be Another You (1956) Rufus The Pink Elephant 2012-09-24 | Art Tatum playing the song "There Will Never be Another You". You can hear his admirers and at the end Art having a conversation (3:38) . This song is from the album "20th Century Piano Genius".
