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Things are obviously hectic these past few weeks; work, school and a lot of things in between. It's easy to get caught and drown ourselves even with the mere idea of being busy and often, we forget how important it is to actually live for ourselves and for the people we love and care for. It's amazing how one can learn so much within a very short span of time especially once you've seen first-hand how beautiful yet short life really is. This is not supposed to be a philosophical post, I just wanted to share in a forum a compilation of beautiful music (fyi, another rare find of hny) which has been very helpful in keeping me sane and collected. After googling (Carl Doy/Martin Winch) in search of the CD cover, I came across the story behind the production of the CD titled Espresso Guitar. And this is the line I've read which lead me to write this quick reflective piece:

http://www.togethercollection.com/the-together-story.php
Very good rendition of Boulevard of Broken Dreams by the Gregorian Masters of Chant (Chap. V).
File shared here.
I'm such a lousy player. I'm stuck in Diner Dash2 and Flo on the Go at really low levels it's embarassing. At least, I was able to find a hot date for my Sim, Svitlana (I don't why I'm amused with this name nowadays)! I know that a lot of children are playing this game, caution to parents, supervise your kids' version of the sims, if they get hold of the nude patch, blurs are removed and they can see lots of adult action. Good for adults (TT), bad for kids. Though, I don't know what small kids are not exposed to yet at this age of (over)information.
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Gimme a nice pat on the back, I've hurdled the midterm exam last night. Determining the level of service of a highway 5 minutes before time is a total nightmare. I received an sms in the middle of deciphering what the hell AADT means. "Once you get the PCEF for each type, multiply with the given. Add the results, to get the capacity. For the volume, add all the given for each type." Verrry helpful.
I really like James Iha's My Advice way back in college, when we still have it in cassette. Just found out that he used to be the guitarist of Smashing Pumpkins.
Download My Advice by James Iha.
I got curious on the Eskimo song that my housemate and landlord in Greenside used to sing when they start feeling the effects of too much red wine and whathaveyou. The artist is Damien Rice and the rest of his songs in the album O are all good.
Download Eskimo by Damien Rice.
Been repeatedly playing Paul Mccartney's This Never Happened Before.
Got a rare album of The Corrs, their music is really cool. Linger is a mainstay in my playlist.
There's a Japanese version of Sixpence None the Richer's Kiss Me, very cute.
Putumayo world music is simply great!
Cheers
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