e shtunë, 20 gusht 2011

"EJ PARK" TOUCHES GROUND - MANILA

Super Typhoon Hits Manila!
“EUN JOO PARK”
Touches the Ground @ Roxas Boulevard




This beautiful, talented, musical genius, “Eun Joo Park” caught Manila by storm when she performed at Midas Hotel with such a powerful display of her mastery of electronic violin! The audience were not only moved and swayed, but was awed, as this lady takes command of the strings to higher notes in such an eloquently display of mastery of her craft: “Eun Joo Park” popularly know as “EJ Park” captured the heart and soul of the audience in her debut performance at Midas Hotel along Roxas Boulevard. You can hear the Oh! Ah! Of the audience!

You can see in the face of the audience the power that this talented lady possesses, now considered as the Korean Master of electronic vilolin . . . “Eun Joo Park” capturing the Philippines by storm!

A graduate of Orchestral Music in Korea’s Kywon University, A.I.D.M. Academa Diploma Violini in Rome, Italy, a member of MBC Orchestra, Park is considered as musical genius and now, a rising star in the field of rock electronic violin, internationally. She shall be having a concert at Araneta Coliseum on Monday August 22, 2011 in celebration of the Philippine-Korea Friendship Day for the benefit of "KOPINOY" (Korean-Pilipino) abandoned Children. She will be also performing live at the different branches of SM Malls nationwide and shall undertake concert tours to promote and poster Korean-Pilipino friendship.




Straight from Los Angeles, Usec. Robert T. Rivera, former Undersecretary for Operations at the Office of the Press Secretary and host of the Pilipinas Ngayon Na! at NBN-4 and now member of the Board of Director of RPN, took no time, as his plane touches the ground, he immediately proceeded to the luxurious Mida’s Hotel, 20 minute away drive from the airport and arrived a little bit earlier for the affair. Fresh from his stint in Europe, Ambassador Alejandro del Rosario was also present with former Miss World Evangeline Pascual, Maning Borlaza of the MTRCB, former Ambassador James Dee, Lolly R. Acosta, President of the NAIA Press Club, Crispina Belen of the Manila Bullettin many more well known showbiz and media personalities.

For further details and Inquiries, please contact :


Ms. Bella E. Dimayuga
Philippine Manager
Mobile: 0920-9704644/0922-8751435/0921/7399571
Telefax: 552-7184
Email: dimayugabella@yahoo.com


EJ PARK in Manila



EJ Park Performs before Ambassador James Dee, to the delight of the crowd.


Jeff Baek, Human Resource Manager of VERONA Optical, a top of the line producer of contact lenses and eyeglasses using the most modern and sophisticated equipment from Korea [center] with Miss Angel Locsin look alike and another staff from VERONA.



Ambassador Alejandro del Rosario (in blue shirt, far left) ) with Lolit Acosta, President of the NAIIA Press Corps and Usec. Robert T. Rivera, former Undersecretary for Operations, Office of the Press Secretary along with other Press and Media People.


Bella E. Dimayuga with the Head of Midas Hotel Marketing Department, 1973 Miss World 1st Runner Up, Miss Evangeline Pascual and Philantropist, Lolita Escobar Mirpuri.


Roy R. Luga, a cyber advocate who promotes different non-profit advocacy projects in the cyber space internationally with Lolit R. Acosta of Balitaan sa Aloha, Usec. Robert T. Rivera, Bella Dimayuga, representatives of the Midas Hotel with a Media personality, were also among the guests.


e shtunë, 01 mars 2008

INDAY'S PRODUCTION

I told Inday before I accepted the project that she give me a free hand to express my creative prawless and to edit the materials I took in my style. She said yes. Professionally, that's what I like from a producer. Freedom of artistic creativity is what every artist loves most. In fact, every artist, videographer and editor has their own style which makes them sought after. Many do in fact, commissioned me to re-edit other works to suit with my interpretation of the materials, which they like. This one is for Inday. I saw in her my sister Maripil in US, who like her, went home when our mother died.

It was about 2:30 in the afternoon somewhere in Bulacan where Inday's mother have to be cremated. The lighting was good as it is in open space and except for a cloudy intervention from about 3:00 to 3:30 p.m., the over all lighting is fair. Here's the footages we took of Norma Manalo's cremation, produced by her daughter, Noranda Manalo-Basilio, in YOU TUBE!


e shtunë, 23 shkurt 2008

JAZZ TURNED 18


I just received a comment from Julia about my latest post when I am about to publish this one. Jazz Del Rosario just turned 18. I didn't know it, until her mother, who used to own HBM Drugstore (that drugstore along ALMAR/ZABARTE Road, besides 7/11), approached me to re-edit the pictures taken during her debut. Just like the video taken during a friend's wedding, Jun, which I re-edited to suit to my taste, Jazz' debut was also held at Annabel's. Jun is now in London, we became friends thereafter till' to this day and communicate each other thru the net, although we're both busy nowadays. Well, here's some of the pictures of Jazz' debut, in YOU TUBE!

Technorati Profile

e premte, 22 shkurt 2008

PRESIDENT RAMOS SPEAK

“History might yet call for us again to make further sacrifices to offer our lives on the altar of our civic ideas, . . . the greed and apathy and corruption we brought down are again making themselves felt. x x x” “We now know that we must struggle. We must endure. We must sacrifice” . . . this was President Ramos' statement during the 22nd Anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution.

e hënë, 18 shkurt 2008

SEYMOUR's HEROISM



My attention was caught by Seymour's latest post informing us that they joined the protest rally held last Friday February 15, 2008 along EDSA-Ayala to express their sentiment to pressure the government to ferret out the truth concerning the NBN-ZTE Broadband Project.

Aside from the Senate inquiry, one of the most revealing information on the "alleged" anomaly concerning the project can be viewed at Ellen Tordesillas' post entitled: "The Madriaga files on NBN-ZTE", which was allegedly written by a Computer Engineer who has a direct hand on the project. Originally, the project has a noble objective: it aims to make government offices into a huge network of interconnected computers so government transactions, services and communications will be greatly improved because of faster coordination rather than relying on old-skool technologies. Until, the "alleged" greed sets in . . . as eloborated in the post of Pinoy Tux.


Not known to many, both China and the US were allegedly interested in the project. When the project pushed through despite objections by the different interest group - the problem sets in: the original copy of the contract/agreement between the Philippine Government and China was allegedly stolen after it was signed! Imagine a document of utmost importance to both countries supposedly secured in the custody of high ranking offiicals - stolen barely a day after it was signed? Why?

In today's world of modern technology, internet plays a vital role to influence public opinion. The worldwide web was first used by the western world for military purpose, until it was fully developed for commercial use. It is the most effective, fastest and realiable source of information. It's main feature - it is "free from all forms of prior-restraint". Unlike the mainstream media, where a story can be killed by the editor, its editorial board, by government regulations or by the publishing house or network owner him/herself, the worldwide web provides a democratic space where people can instantly express their views freely.


Today, Pilipinos are the most creative, expressive and influential web page designers, bloggers, writers, columnists and artists in the cyber world influencing millions of people worldwide on issues affecting environment, economy, culture and politics, among others. We are freedom loving people and our forefathers fought for it dearly. To quote :
"We the veterans, are already old, but before we die, there is only one wish that I am asking from God. Even though we have no money to leave behind because we are poor, we do wish that before we go to our final resting ground, we can see that you who are left behind can enjoy the fruits of the freedom we have been hoping for."

Seymour kept the flame of freedom alive, a candle to pass on in this time of darkness in quest of the truth.


e diel, 10 shkurt 2008

ERNESTO's GARDEN



I was awed to see a perfect venue so nice and presentable at Novaliches Bayan: ERNESTO's GARDEN, located at 42 Buenamar St., Novaliches. If you're within Novaliches Bayan, its an ideal place to hold a party, wedding or an event. It's located at the back of Nova Bayan's Mini Plaza, just 5 minutes drive from the Church, its right at the heart of Novaliches Bayan. Most of all, if you need a bigger parking area, you can use the parking space of La Funeraria Nova where your vehicles can be secured and just a minute or two walk passing thru the back door entrance, you're already in this elegant, cozy, cool and so nice place called ERNESTO's GARDEN.


The most difficult subject in organizing an event aside from performers, sound, lights, props, chairs and tables, catering, etc., etc. . . . is the "venue". That is why most of the those celebrating or intends of having an affair consults an event organizer. Most often than not it's cheaper, especially if you talk with professionals like Liezel (De Jesus-Reyes) of the Ernesto's Garden, who basically have everything. I have known many event organizers of the countless events and projects I documented, but Liezel is different. She's the one who directly manages and personally attends to the needs of her client right during the affair, from table arrangements and presentations, food and services. I was surprised to know later on that she was also the proprietor. Talking with the right person who knows the business she indulges into is better.

So if you have an affair within the vicinity, you can talk directly with LIEZEL DE JESUS-REYES at Telephone nos. 417-5361; 418-5361 or at her mobile phone nos. 0920-2038790; or, 09223361804.

e mërkurë, 06 shkurt 2008

KCD's Last Day by: Seymour

The seven-year term of Chair Karina Constantino-David ended at the closing of the office hours of February 1, 2008. That day was filled with activities that started with a thanksgiving mass officiated by the Chair's brother-in-law, Bishop David (i have no pics during the mass though), followed by the Chair's visit to the different offices of the Commission and capped with the Salamat, Mabuhay Program at the Muti-Purpose Hall with guests like Dulce, the Asia's Diva, Willie Nepomuceno, the man with different faces and voices . . . see more stories and pictures in Seymour's site at Multiply.