The name of this blogsite means
Scroll – scroll down to read the entry;
Spin – play the video/music that attach to entry.
Scroll And Spin talks about a variety of subject, it doesn’t focus on one subject only.
Post New Entry every Saturday.
Pope Benedict XVI joined U.S. President Barack Obama and Queen Elizabeth II by launching his own YouTube channel, the latest Vatican effort to reach out to the digital generation.
Click Here -------- http://www.youtube.com/vatican
Last night, I together with my parents, nieces, sister in-law and my brother went to watch a Sto. Nino procession. The route of the procession is from Malolos Cathedral.
Together with my parents, we arrived at the place where we wait the procession to come, that place is in front of Malolos Central School in Sto. Rosario. We arrived at exactly 4:30 in the afternoon to have a better place for viewing the procession; at that time that we arrived the place is not yet full of people.
Until 6 in the evening, people arrived as they also want to witness the procession, they also bring there families & children, and some they brought with them an image of a Sto. Nino.
The place is now packed with people as they also wait for the procession until the mobile patrol came as the start of the procession.
The people at the side of the road went close to the “Karosa” as where the images of the Sto. Nino where place.
"January 19, 2009 Italianni's Restaurant Bonifacio High Street
First of all, i need to give a special thanks and mention to 2 significant people for getting me to do what i did.
Wendell Garcia of MTV! Thank you brother! Without you i wouldn't even have gone...so eternal thanks to you man!
Kaye Abadilla of Fully Booked. Without your camera, i would only have words. Thank you for lending me that beautiful piece of machinery!
Now for some facts i learned about the "Final Set"
March 7, 2009 SM Mall Of Asia Concert Grounds
Tickets will be sold at: P3000 P1300 P300
There will be no VIP or SVIP Tickets. Even the band has a very limited guest list so buy your tickets the moment they are for sale as these will no doubt be sold out in record time!
The details as to when and where tickets will be sold will soon be announced! Please check this blog regularly for site updates!
The band will also be playing more than 15 songs! Some of the songs that they did on the first show will be repeated, mostly their singles.
Its going to be a bigger venue so expect more than the prospected 50,000 people that were at the Fort last August 30, 2008.
The band has said that they would like to be more involved with the production. For example, Rayms said that during the first show, he knew that there were going to be fireworks, although he did not know as to what extent. This is an example only of how the band would like to be more involved with everything happening around them.
They are also glad to be given this second opportunity to finish what they started. So for those of you who are complaining that the first show was so bitin, imagine being in their shoes! It must be so much more bitin for them.
When Eli was asked about his health condition, he says that he's been exercising, then goes on to saying "well no, not really". But then concludes that he's been doing some walking as exercise and plans on getting alot of rest before the show. He's also staying healthier than he was and assures us that an Angioplasty is really quite ok and not the worst thing ever!
When asked what the audience can expect on the March 7, 2009 Final Set:
A Group Hug if the audience does it first!
Whereas they would love to hear the audience do the countdown again!
When ask why we should all come to the show, Rayms says:
"We will rock your pants off and melt your faces"!
There's more i can say but i'd really much rather let the band speak for themselves through their music that has touched each and everyone of our hearts and spoken so loudly already just doing that.
Love you guys! I cant wait for the 7th! Rock On!"
News Items & Photos Courtesy of http://odysseylive.net/miggy/blog/959/
It’s cold here in the Philippines so I inspired to write this short poem, this is my observation during cold weather.
Yumayaman ang pinoy pag malamig ang panahon. Yumayaman ang pinoy pag malamig ang panahon kasi lagi silang nakahalukipkip. Yumayaman ang pinoy pag malamig ang panahon kasi nakamaong sila at nakamedyas. Yumayaman ang pinoy pag malamig ang panahon kasi nakajacket sila. Yumayaman ang pinoy pag malamig ang panahon kasi lagi silang nagkakape. Yumayaman ang pinoy pag malamig ang panahon kasi buong bahay nila parang naka-aircon.
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s confirmed: The Eraserheads concert, “The Final Set” is set.
Save the date: March 7, 2009. Venue is to be announced — for now, it’s a tossup between The Fort and SM Mall of Asia grounds, say concert producers MTV and Smart.
The Eraserheads are just about to sign the contract and will have their press conference on January 19.
We know you can’t wait, that’s why we’re already telling you — remember, you read it here first in Supreme!
I would like to dedicate this entry to all Maloleno, whose living abroad & working for their family here in the Philippines. So here's a picture of Minor Basilica of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception (Malolos Cathedral) during the holiday season.
For today's entry I'm gonna share with you an article by Dr. Willie Ong thru his column in The Philippine Star Mind Your Body with the topic "How to deal with life's stresses" & at the end of the column he cites Eight Stress-Reducing Tips.
1) Identify the things that bring you stress. Sometimes, just finding out what stresses you already dissipates the stress. At least, you now know in your mind what you’re angry at or about.
2) Share some responsibilities. A shared burden is lighter for you to carry. You may even develop a new friendship in the process. Just make sure the other person also gets something in return for helping you out.
3) Find some humor even in the worst situation. Try to find a silver lining in every seeming disappointment. (“Well, I didn’t think he was husband material anyway.”) Verbalize and release it. Say, for example, “I am so afraid to make this speech.” Talking about your fears will help you release it, and you can then refocus yourself.
4) Do things little by little. Don’t deal with a gargantuan problem in one sitting. Just make these teeny-weeny steps. A Japanese philosopher believes you can change the world by making little baby steps. Ask oneself, “What little improvement can I do to help my community? What little thing can I do to make my husband happy?” The key word is “little.” It gets you going in the right direction and it’s not stressful because it’s just a little, right?
5) Say, “So what, I don’t care!” This “devil may care” attitude helps you postpone your stress until you are ready to deal with it another day. Schedule a worry time. Tell yourself, “I’m going to sleep and forget about the problem. I’m going to deal with the issue at 11 a.m. tomorrow.” We must understand that there are times our body is weak in dealing with stress and there are times we are strong. If you get hit during your low point (you’re tired, it’s late in the evening, you’ve got other problems), tell yourself that your weakness is only temporary. You will beat that problem at the right time.
6) Get into a healthy mindset. Research shows that people who effectively handle stress have three things in common: a) They consider life a challenge; b) They feel they have a mission in life and are committed to fulfilling it; c) They don’t feel victimized by life but believe that setbacks are only temporary. In short, they have a positive outlook.
7) Do the things that relax you. For example, listening to music, lying in a dark room, taking a siesta, reading humorous books, watching a funny movie, talking with a friend, fixing up your house, taking a warm bath or just plain doing nothing. Health tips to relax you include avoiding coffee, doing aerobic exercises, breathing slowly and deeply in and out, and thinking of something peaceful and happy.
8) Finally, our best strategy for stress reduction is — helping other people. Just helping someone sicker, weaker or poorer than you will help you rethink your priorities and put things in the proper perspective. Happiness and richness are relative. And with all the blessings you are receiving, you can be happy today. Take care!
As I browse some of the accounts in the social network like Friendster, I’ve notice that some of its member put their cars &motorcycles pictures as their primary picture saying this is their baby, vehicles or their dream cars or motorcycles etc, etc… so for today’s entry I gonna post the picture of my one and only bicycle c”,)
I was inspired by this video by Matt Harding called “Where The Hell is Matt? (2008).
Video Courtesy of mattharding2718
So the next time I go places using this bicycle I’m gonna put it right beside the places I go to, instead of myself.
So stay tuned for this blog as I tour you in my town, Malolos City of Bulacan.
Last Friday, Me & my girlfriend together with Ms. Devs, went to my co-DJ's so-called "Hide Out". The place is relaxing. So here's some of the picture of the said "Hide Out".
This is the first house that you will see if pass thru the other gate.
DJ Harvee's "Hide Out"
"Woodstove" This is the place where we cook our lunch.
I'm gonna use this, for the dog, that will served as our guard" says Harvee
I will describe this picture by singing "May Tatlong Bibe"
"May Tatlong bibe akong nakita mataba't mapayat ang mga bibe ngunit ang may pakpak sa likod nag-iisa siyang unang nagsabi ng quack! quack! quack!"
I hope I get the lyrics right hehehe
That is Menggay, Harvee's Dog
Taken at the first gate, overlooking Veritas Tower
how's your celebration last Wednesday as we ushered the year 2009.
Well, for me, I ushered year 2009 by playing loud music because we don't use firecrackers to avoid injuries as the clock strikes 12 midnight, I use "torotot" to welcome the New Year.
And watch our neighbor's fireworks then we take our sumptous Media Noche.
By 6AM, New Year's Day, Me and parents attend a Mass as our thanksgiving.