[Lyric translation] 「悟wu」刘德华 Andy Lau - 旭語録
I translated the theme song for Shaolin, a very meaningful song. Those interested can listen to the song here. Note: I noticed that many people reposted this specific translation of mine elsewhere (forums and their own blogs) without even a mention of my page or a word of credit stating where they got the translation from. 悟 wu Awakening/Enlightenment 无量心 生福报 无极限 wu liang xin sheng fu bao wu ji xian An unconditional heart brings great blessings with no boundary 无极限 生息息 爱相连 wu ji xian sheng xi xi ai xiang lian Without boundaries, our fragile lives are all connected through love 为何君视而不见 规矩定方圆 wei he jun shi er bu jian gui ju ding fang yuan Why do you turn a blind eye and let yourselves be restricted by the status quo? 悟性 悟觉 悟空 心甘情愿 wu xing wu jue wu kong xin gan qing yuan Willingly, I finally come to my senses to realize my character and my emptiness 放下 空欲色 放下悬念 fang xia kong yu se fang xia xuan nian Let go of your leisure, desire, pleasure, and let go of suspense
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Pandora: How to Rip and Save Pandoras Music to MP3 Files for Free
Pandora is an amazing music service. If you want to actually save the music to your hard drive to keep forever and forever, these steps will allow you to do it easily. Burn straight to mp3 with tags, titles, and sorting intact. You need firefox as well. 1. New instructional guide here: 3. Welcome to Pandoras Jar Attempting to lauch on port 80...OK [ready, lets grab some MP3'S!!!] 7.
NES Electric Guitar | Bored Borg
Custom 6 String Electric Guitar with an NES body. Features a standard neck with a hard-tail bridge. Single coil pickup with volume control and an output jack. (Note: Each guitar will be slightly different with constant improvements to the design) # Reused NES Case # Reused standard guitar neck # Solid Oak inside # New Hard-tail bridge # Adjustable height Single coil pickup # Output Jack and Volume knob # Strap Buttons # Room for custom electronics inside # NES guts removed # Each guitar is custom, this is #1 # Intonation has been adjusted # Stays in tune really well Source
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The name pretty much says it all. If you have a house party, this is perfect. You start the list around 9-10ish before people get any spirits in them and the party is bustling. The Music transitions from rock and music you can talk behind quickly to more energetic classic and modern rock. After that, it transitions to dance music with a few good drunk singalongs thrown in. The name pretty much says it all. It's perfect for house parties and is set for a party timeframe. Furthermore, most people will recognize the songs on the list, but it gives you some sense of taste in that you're not simply playing the modern pop songs from hip hop and rock. [-]
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7 Music Discovery Tools to Find New Tunes
It's easy to get stuck in a music rut. That go-to iTunes playlist or Pandora station will probably do the trick, but with so much great music out there, why settle for the same old favorites? The infinite catalog of music, new and old, is a both a blessing and a curse. While music fans unfortunately have to accept that they will never be able to listen to every band, album or song, retreating to the comfort of your personal music library is no way to find your next favorite artist. Spotify's latest curation features, Browse and Discover, are a push in the right direction, and Rdio integrates music discovery into its top-notch app with subtle recommendations from listeners in your network placed all over the player. These streaming services' social features aren't the only ways to discover new music, but they tap into what's key about successful music suggestions today: social curation. How do you find new music? 1. After you press play on the mix, all the work on your end is done. 2. 3.
The viral video genius of Ok Go | Dot Design
The viral video genius of Ok Go (OK Go – This Too Shall Pass – 22,868,440 views so far). I’m not a huge fan of Ok Go’s actual music but I’ve always admired their cleverly crafted viral videos. They certainly have their eye on their internet audience and what it takes to create a shareable online hit. Managing to be inventive, creative and have never resorted to expensive special effects or locations for their videos. Instead preferring to focus on well executed creative ideas with humour and a good sense of fun. Their focus on these videos has really boosted their fan base who seem to mainly be a internet literate post MTV audience.
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