WELCOME TO : * Rick Heller Flutes * custom flute making since 1990 *”Eastern Red cedar Bear if Em “* ” extremely affordable new offering from a professional flute maker” This flute is 25 1/2″, and bored from a solid piece of red aromatic eastern cedar wood , Grade AAA. a very nice clear stripy piece of cedar A simple flute with a sweet voice , Red Cedar Bear block with burned stars on both sides 5 hole flute electronically tuned to the key of E in the minor pentatonic scale. Four Suns sign , deer hide tie , Great sounding flute — call , and I’ll play it for you to hear ! — circa 2010 — electronically tuned , for great tonal quality! very fine and durable hard lacquer semi-gloss finish. all flutes are signed and dated by the artist…..Rick Heller ~~please see our friendly return policy we intend all flutes to have a happy home.~~ …….also, please see ricks About Me page for an extensive bio and extended photo gallery…….My Web site is www.rickhellerflutes.com There are lots of flute pics there and lots of info about me and my work if you would like to hear the flute played over the phone call toll free 866-251-7853 (business hrs central time please) comes with an instructional booklet outlining basic care instructions and fingering techniques.A gift CD comes with each flute , featuring original songs by Rick Heller thank you for seeing this flute! please check my store click the logo !….see the gallery

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Google’s demoing the “Call from G mail” service for us in San Francisco this morning, and it’s looking like it’s not free, but fairly cheap a product manager just called Paris for $0.02 a minute. Incoming calls pop up as a chat window in G mail and ring your Google Voice-equipped phones simultaneously and you press a “Call phone” button that appears near the top of the Chat window to send an outbound call, at which point a dialer appears where you can copy and paste numbers or tap them in manually.

Google announced Wednesday that G mail users can make free long-distance calls in the U.S. and Canada through a cool new feature that lets you place calls from within G mail to a mobile or landlines phone.”Call phone” is a new option in G mail’s list of contacts to chat with, on the left side of the page.

Google’s only committed to free calls to US and Canadian landlines through the end of the year, as paid international calls are the sole revenue stream here “Our hope is we’ll be able to make enough margin on international calls to keep offering it at that low price,” a product manager told us. We’re going to give some VoIP goodness a spin right now, check back later for impressions.