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Here is a modified and better version of Ryan Cayabyab's "Kordero ng Diyos" based on 96bpm (beats per minute) as per piano score.
One of the few recordings I am doing currrently using my personal recording studio. I intend to share this recording s to others (choirs etc) for better music ministering especailly on Sunday mass.
Using a Casio CTK800 Keyboard, Boston DI Box, Audacity Recording Software GNU/GPL, MSI U135DX Netbook
Project: Manila Paper
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by Sol Palakol, Lala Torres, Mots and Raffy Parcon, this is their version of Ben Heine’s Pencil vs Camera.
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Mana Potion (Various Video Games Cocktail)
This cocktail is served at Australia’s Mana Bar. It is described as “an exhilarating blend of 42 Below Vodka, apple pressé and the bluest of Blue Curacao’s, all shaken with fresh lime and charged with sparkling white wine served straight up.” Quite the concoction to give you the boost of magic power when you need it.
(Drink created by Mana Bar’s own Shay Leighton.)
Needless to say, our world needs our utmost attention. For the past few years we have seen some tremendous changes in our climate and affirmatively we are the ones to blame and instinctively we have to do our part to sustain life in this planet.
I commend Coca-cola for taking part in the call for saving the environment and inspiring the rest of the world to answer to this call.
Call of Nature
I am currently helping my eldest son memorize his poem for his upcoming elocution on the 29th of July.
This will be his first time to memorize a three-stanza poem. My wife and I are making shifts in helping him remember the lines which is by the way in Filipino. The title of the piece is "Panawagan sa Kapaligiran."
No doubt he has problems with some of the words yet I am amazed how fast he remembers them.
We have added four more lines of the poem and I am tyrying to teach him some attitude to create an appealing presentation when that day comes.
This is the time for me to bond with my eldest which I haven't done before.
The best way for us to be always "connected" is to have access to continuous energy wherever and whenever we are even without the availability of an electrical power source. This article features a device that will transform your activity into an alternate power source.
MYTH: Practice makes perfect. FACT: Practice makes permanent. In the words Al Woods (Tiger's Dad), "Practice makes permanent, PERFECT PRACTICE makes perfect." The fact of the matter is that if you let mistakes work their into your playing you practice the mistakes not the proper material. You are now probably saying, "Well of course i'm going to make mistakes that's why I've got to practice!" Yes, you are going to make mistakes but they can be minimized. The way to minimize is to play slowly.
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The choir that I am with almost every week :)
Started our endeavor since 1995 and had our breakthrough in year 2009.
Through this group I learned to play various musical instruments and brought me the passion to look for possible ways to enrich our talents and make a better and meaningful service to our church.
Photo taken during our wedding service for our choir member in St. Ignatius Cathedral, Camp Aguinaldo, Q.C. October 16th 2010
There is one thing that I learned from nature - to put everything into balance. You cannot have anything too much or too less. You cannot be young forever, you have to get old. You cannot be in this life forever because we are just given the chance to live life. Make the most of it.
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Things happen for a reason. Only time will tell when it will take place and when you will fully understand the answer to the question why it happened. The onyl thing left for us is to try to understand and learn so we can wholeheartedly accept the situation.
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Having a good laugh with Just Go with It
Another well orchestrated funny movie from Mr. Sandler! I always find Adam Sandler's movies wittingly funny - 50 First Dates, Grown Ups, and Wedding Singer to name a few.
I had another happy time after spending my evening watching "Just Go with It". Starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. I never expected a good team-up between the two yet I did appreciate the chemistry that the two actors have done. Indeed, Adam is one of the versatile comedians in Hollywood today and sure to expect more from him in the coming years.
The movie is all about the life of a playboy plastic surgeon. Who's after failing to getting married because of his "imperfection" has found another way to get to a girl's heart - pretending to be married. After sometime he meets this hot school teacher but things get complicated when the girl finds out that he is already married (well apparently he's not).
The whole fake marriage act gets ugly as pile after pile of lies are made just to get his dream girl only to find out in the end that the right person for him is no other than Katherine (played by Jennifer Aniston).
What I loved more about the movie is how they have delivered the whole act especially the kids of Jen whom Adam made a deal just to get on with the sham. I love that British accent!
The movie as always has that fun factor, heart warming romance and a hint of family values. Another classic from Adam Sandler since Click! I think I want another roll of the movie.
Go ahead! Just go on with it!
Even if the tuna fish (as we found in canned form in our supermarkets) is not safe to eat in large amounts. A study shows that high levels of mercury which is not good for women who are pregnant and young children despite the fact that tuna has a lot of health benefits and can be a good alternative for meat products.
A modified version of the first one I made. This is a cover of Ryan Cayabyab's Kordero ng Diyos in piano and string ensemble.
It is still a little raw but I hope you'll like it!
I have been studying midi recording using my Casio CTK800 keyboard plugged-in to my MSI U135DX netbook via audacity software (GPL/GNU).
In this mp3 file, I have decided to play a piano accompaniment of Mr. Ryan Cayabyab's "Kordero ng Diyos" (Lamb of God).
I regularly teach choirs every Sundays and this is one of the liturgical songs that I have teached them just recently. The song has very rich and subtle melody that makes it one of the best songs to sing during our choir service every Sunday mass.
I am still planning on recording additional tracks and create an orchestral accompaniment.
When I was a kid, I didn't have a laptop, iPod, Blackberry, PS3, or Wifi. I played outside with friends, bruised my knees, made up stories and played hide and seek; I ate what my mom made; I would think twice before I said no to my parents! Life wasn't hard; it was good and I survived. (Re-post this if you appreciate the way you were raised and want this generation's childhood to be reclaimed in the name of fun!)
Chicken Curry
It brings back memories of our lunch dates with clients while I was still working as an Architect in Makati. We had this curried lamb chops and it tastes so great!
I haven't eaten any curried dish for quite sometime and I am running out of meals to cook. Here is a recipe for people who wants something spicy from our friends from Malaysia.
Ingredients:
2 lbs chicken, cut into serving pieces
1 big potato, chopped
1 tbsp garlic, minced
3 stalks celery, cut into 2 inches length
1 medium onion, chopped
1 small red bell pepper, cut into cubes
2 tbsp fish sauce
1 cup coconut milk
2 tbsp curry powder
1 thumb ginger, cut into strips
1 cup water
Cooking procedure:
Pan-fry the potato and set aside.
Pan-fry the chicken and set aside
In the pan where the chicken was pan-fried, sauté the garlic, onion and ginger.
Add the pan-fried chicken, fish sauce, and curry powder.
Add water and simmer until the chicken is tender.
Put-in the red bell pepper, celery, and pan fried-potato then simmer for 5 minutes.
Add the coconut milk and mix well. Simmer for 5 minutes.
Serve and enjoy!
* Pan-frying is a method wherein the outer part of a meat or vegetable is fried for a small amount of time.
