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with no goal in mind, I have cleared IELTS band score of 6.5. Pls I'd suggest what should I do now?

How I can use this result. I worked hard to achieve this result with no pressure to obtain admission at any place at any university. Now I want to use this regard. I am currently in Singapore. Pls suggest the best option for me.

one step in their way, to study abroad, for example we you need SAT, GRE, GMAT … tests, etc to get the application requirements. However, all tests are different in all countries. In the sense you have IELTS a good grade, but must show academic achievement in mathematics etc in the entrance examinations so that they could decide you are the student you want. good luck

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Original Score – Black Dynamite [Score] [10/20] $16.51 Personnel: Adrian Younge (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, electric sitar, viola, cello, flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano, harpsichord, Clavinet, vibraphone, electric bass, drums, congas, percussion); Dionne Gipson, LaVan Davis (vocals, background vocals); Tommy Davidson (vocals); Jeremy Jeffers (Fender Rhodes piano); Jack Waterson (drums).Audio Mixers: Adrian Younge; Dave Cooley.Liner Note Authors: Adrian Younge; Adrian Younge.Arranger: Adrian Younge.Adrian Younge: law professor by day, music scholar, film editor, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and probably a few other things by night. Tapped by director Scott Sanders, Younge not only edited the Blaxploitation homage BLACK DYNAMITE but scored it, all the while playing over a dozen instruments–from monophonic synthesizer to electric sitar–and directing a session band with several male and female vocalists. Younge and his associates recorded the material with the intent to have it sound exactly like a score from the `70s, and they achieved that. No piece of equipment used in the recording dated later than the late-`70s, and Younge`s obvious knowledge of `70s black music–blaxploitation scores in particular–is astonishing. He skillfully walks a creative tightrope, incorporating virtually all the trademarks of an early `70s blaxploitation score without being overly referential. These songs are far too durable to be disregarded as kitsch, all worthy of Black Dynamite–a man who "put Nixon on the run," "killed them dirty crooks," and "beat the devil with a shovel three times a day." Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Cinderella`s Big Score $12.68 Women in rock & roll often get little respect, either from the business itself or from their peers. In her compendium of notable female musicians in punk and indie rock, CINDERELLA`S BIG SCORE, New York music journalist Maria Raha highlights a stunningly varied cross-section of talent, including proto-punkess Patti Smith, Washington musician and lobbyist Jenny Toomey of the Future of Music Coalition, Siouxsie Sioux of Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth, all of whom have carved unique niches for themselves against all odds in what remains a fundamentally male-dominated genre. Raha uses a variety of sources to gather a multitude of viewpoints, from the politically active band Le Tigre to the beyond-category Lunachicks. Multi-instrumentalist Kim Deal, of the Pixies and the Breeders, is cited as an individualist who carved her own path in the male-dominated 1980s–likewise the Plasmatics` late lead singer Wendy O. Williams, whose `70s cultural critique involved chainsaws and exploding cars. Informative and exuberant, Raha`s fascinating overview of the feminist reclamation of rock & roll is a celebration of these women`s creativity and perseverance.