Uploaded by alltime10s on May 12, 2011
From human organ printing to hologram TV, here are 10 technologies that come straight from the future.
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Uploaded by UKFDubstep on Apr 1, 2010
Available now on UKF Dubstep 2010:
http://ukf.me/ukfdubstep2010
Available to buy on the 19th April from
http://www.tongueflap.com
Dubba Jonny present UKF’s first (and possibly only) dubstep tutorial. For any up and coming dubstep producers, listen up!
Big thanks to Dubba Jonny for this one, make sure you check out their Facebook/YouTube links below! Forthcoming on Tongue Flap Records.
http://www.youtube.com/dubbajonny
http://www.facebook.com/dubbajonny
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http://www.ukfmusic.com
http://www.twitter.com/UKFLuke
Matthew Almodiel - Nothing Left To Lose
Uploaded by Justinjaro on Feb 7, 2012
Music video I did for my friend Matthew Almodiel!
Check him out!
This was shot in National Harbor, and in UMBC Campus
Also first vid mostly done on a tripod. Was a weird feeling but turned out well!
My first solo music video!
This video is basically for her since she hasn’t been to California or the west coast, so i took her with me :]
Shot up and down California with the help of my sister Camille who shot most of it. Thanks :]!
Music recording, mixing, and mastering all by me, basically the whole video is by me lol.
Uploaded by UKFDubstep on Apr 1, 2010
Available now on UKF Dubstep 2010:
http://ukf.me/ukfdubstep2010
Available to buy on the 19th April from
http://www.tongueflap.com
Dubba Jonny present UKF’s first (and possibly only) dubstep tutorial. For any up and coming dubstep producers, listen up!
Big thanks to Dubba Jonny for this one, make sure you check out their Facebook/YouTube links below! Forthcoming on Tongue Flap Records.
http://www.youtube.com/dubbajonny
http://www.facebook.com/dubbajonny
http://www.facebook.com/ukfdubstep
http://www.ukfmusic.com
http://www.twitter.com/UKFLuke
Please join us on Saturday June 30th at 9:00 AM For Fil-Am Friendship Day 2012 at Redwing Park, Virginia Beach
Mission
-Philippine Independence Day History-
On the Fourth of July, we celebrate American Independence. July 4th is, however, also a day to celebrate the beginning of the modern Philippines. July 4th has become known as “Filipino American Friendship Day”, the day the Philippines celebrate independence from Japanese occupation and American colonization. Since the Philippine Islands are also one of the partners in the effort to bring terrorists to justice, it is even more important this year to remember our friendship and alliance with the people of the Philippines.
Ferdinand Magellan landed on an island called Homonhon in 1521 and found a land filled with white beaches, unexplored isles, untouched forests, rich lands, and a spectacular climate. Magellan claimed it and named it “Felipinas”, after the King Philip of Spain.
When the Spanish conquistadors arrived, they began converting and colonizing the people of the islands. They found the islands were a cultural melting pot, with well-developed business settlements with Chinese, Arabs, Japanese, and other Islamic seafaring merchants. In 1571, the Spaniards established a colonial government in Manila and ruled the country for over 300 years.
In 1896, Filipinos rose up in rebellion and successfully led Asia’s first nationalistic revolution. After several attempts, they freed themselves from the yoke of the Spanish rule. On June 12, 1896, the people of the Philippines enjoyed their first Independence Day. For many, that date remains the actual Independence Day for the Philippines.
While they were freed from Spanish rule, after the Spanish-American War, the Philippines fell under the colonial rule of the United States. The Americans did, however, introduce democratic processes and public education, and they developed infrastructure throughout the islands as well.
Japanese rule until 1945, when American and Filipino-American forces liberated them. Only July 4, 1946, they were declared an independent nation for the first time since 1571.
Reformist President, Diosdado Macapagal, returned Philippine Freedom Day to the June 12th date. He felt that the Fourth of July activities in the United States overshadowed the Philippine independence celebration, so he declared July 4th Filipino American Friendship Day” in the islands.
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2.18.10 FAFD Meeting 7pm at PCC
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