The Canon Photomarathon 2011 Manila Leg will be held on November 12, 2011 at the Philippine Trade Trading Center, PTTC Bldg, Sen Gil J Puyat Ave cor Roxas Blvd, Pasay City. This will be the final leg of the country’s biggest photography event.
Registration starts on October 28, 2011 at 8:00 PM as announced on Canon Philippines’ Facebook page
Check out Canon Photomarathon 2011 website for details.
We dream when we fall asleep. We dream many different things. And we live as we dream. The best dreams happen when we are awake. To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only dream but also believe. Wherever you go, go with all your heart. You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. However, we may have to work for it. Dreams come true when we wake up in them. As we dream, so we become. As we create our wishes, so they create us. I know God will not give us anything we can't handle. Our lives will be changed, will be better and be exactly what we dream and we wish.
I have my dreams, i believe that my dreams will come true. And my dream - is a wish my heart makes.
American singer-songwriter Jason Thomas Mraz live in Manila!
JASON MRAZ LIVE IN MANILA: A Special Acoustic Evening with Toca Rivera
at the Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City , Philippines on October 30 (Sunday).
Mraz’s international breakthrough came with the release of the single 'I’m Yours' from the album We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things. The single peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100, giving Mraz his first top ten single.
Mraz’ worldwide journey will see him celebrating music’s lasting power to inspire change and help others through global citizenship.
Seats and Ticket Prices:
Patron / Lower Box (Reserved Seating) Php 3710
Upper Box A (Reserved Seating) Php 2650
Upper Box B Php 1590
General Admission Php 850
For ticket sales and inquiries, please contact Ticketnet 911-5555 or visit their website at www.ticketnet.com.ph
Jason Mraz - I'm Yours (Live On Earth Single Video)
A building-sized edifice carved with the Bible's Ten Commandments was unveiled Wednesday in the Philippines, making it the largest tablet of its kind, according to Guinness World Records.
The world's largest tablet of the ten commandments supposedly handed down by God to Moses on Mount Sinai was inaugurated by city officials on a hill overlooking the northern Philippines resort city of Baguio.
A local religious group, donated the imposing 152.90 square meter (1,650 square foot) tablet to the city as they were presented a certificate from Guinness World Records. "This beautiful and divine edifice will serve to drive away the evils of spirits that time and again emerge," said Baguio Congressman Bernardo Vergara at the inauguration.
"May it drive away evils of illegal drugs, gambling, prostitution."
The religious leader who sponsored the project, Grace Galindez-Gupana, topped her previous world record, attained in 2009 when she built a similar 65-square-metre tablet on a hill outside Manila.
This is one of the best clips I've seen in Facebook! I am moved and enjoyed watching about the Nativity, FB style.
This video is an artistic take on how the story of the nativity might have read had a social network existed at the time of Jesus's birth. Follow this historical period as it unfolds as a digital narrative. This vignette is great for highlighting the truths and circumstances of our Savior's birth in a fresh, unique way.
This project is completely relevant to the times we live and yet gives a simple yet clear version of the Christmas story. One of the best on the site. Godly creativity at it's best. One of the most creative videos in some time.
The sweet irony of this piece is that it uses the internet-context of how we share our personal lives, experiences, doubts, fears and joys today to humanize and make relevant an eternal event from 2,000 years ago. At least the Social Network Christmas focuses on the story as real, and it spends some time thinking about the social consequences for Mary and Joseph too. Surely if we’re going to do any outreach beyond the “happy make feel nice” level at Christmas, we need to be telling it as a story that actually happened?
This have the right combination of biblical text and modernisms. Great song behind it , "O Come O Come Emmanuel."
