Tom Fischer

(Music Minus One). This second collection of historic recordings continues with a fabulous collection of standards, including "Jeepers Creepers," "Just One of Those Things," and many more. Your backgrounds for these classics are created by legends Don Abney, Mundell Lowe, Jimmy Raney, Oscar Pettiford, Wilbur Ware, Kenny Clarke, and Bobby Donaldson. Includes sheet music for E-flat, B-flat and Bass Clef instruments. Includes online access to accompaniment and demonstration tracks. Performed by Tom Fischer, alto/tenor sax Accompaniment: The MMO All-Star Rhythm Section Songs include: I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) from the 1929 revue * Too Marvelous for Words * I Cover the Waterfront * Fine and Dandy * Jeepers Creepers * My Heart Stood Still * You Go to My Head * Just One of Those Things * Crazy Rhythm * When Your Lover Has Gone * Don't Take Your Love From Me * Strike Up the Band. Audio is accessed online using the unique code inside the book and can be streamed or downloaded. The audio files include PLAYBACK+, a multi-functional audio player that allows you to slow down audio without changing pitch, set loop points, change keys, and pan left or right.

This book is not a treatment of the theory of design patterns. We show design patterns applied in real-world architectural scenarios so that you can see them in action and see the benefits that they bring. It explains why it's worth spending time building design patterns into your applications, even though this may seem at odds with Rapid Application Development. After a fast-paced introduction to design patterns, the core of this book consists of three case studies, which show how design patterns are applied in each of the main tiers of an application: the data, business, and presentation layers. These case studies flesh out the reader's understanding of design patterns, and show how they can be employed in real scenarios that will be instantly recognizable to all VB . NET programmers. The book also shows how design patterns can be used in conjunction with . NET Remoting, so that they can be applied not just within individual tiers, but across them as well. Since many VB . NET programmers may not be completely familiar with UML, we also provide a UML primer as an appendix.