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Now, why did I say that?

Well, if you have studied all the videos I have seen about this subject, you will probably know Contact Juggling can be very MESMERIZING and MAGICAL!; Also that it can be a great form of exercise to keep you fit and healthy and at the same time for just the cost of a ball and it can be very fun and entertaining.

Do a very practiced job in the exercise field or next to a crowded swimming pool and you would probably draw a big enraptured audience! Put a hat down and it would probably end up well filled!

And what does that possibly mean? Well, it is great for drawing attention. So that means, the next time you do a presentation or want to get everybody's eyes on you, do this first as an introduction. Accompany it with some music and you are all set to go.

Also imagine if you are budget traveller!: Just do this in the streets long enough and you will collect enough cash to pay your way through all over the world!

Not only that, you can walk into almost any entertainment outfit wherever you may be and you could get a well paying short term contract!

All said, it's a fantastic hobby, a great workout scheme and also a saleable skill! What more could you ask for? All you need is some….ummmm…balls!!!

Here is one such contact juggler from Japan in it's entirety.

Well, if you like what you see and am inspired by it, why not take up the hobby? The balls are easy enough to carry wherever you travel. Pick from among the below carousels and select the BUY NOW button or ADD TO CART. The proceed downwards to watch the technique videos.

This juggler's name is Okotanpe and he's amazing! The song that he uses in his act is called ソレイユ (soreiyu, spelled using katakana, meaning sun. It is the Japanese pronunciation of the French word "soleil", also meaning sun). It is sung by Yoshie Nakano 中納良恵. Here's a link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5H6JQI…
The plaintive voices in the beginning of the song is by UA (ううあ) and it comes from an old Japanese folk song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGFFYB…
Here are the traditional lyrics: http://www.cameraslens.com/fatalframe…
The ball size Okotanpe uses in this video is speculated to be between 95mm – 100mm). He is contactible via his youtube page:
http://www.youtube.com/user/okotanpe and also his official webpage: http://okotanpe.com
If you're interested in contact juggling, check out this online community:
http://www.contactjuggling.org

There are plenty of tutorial materials around but I decided to do it is as a set of video broken down from the above original so that you can feel the relationship to the original video as you practice along. If you want the same music, to juggle along with, I have put it right on the last page of the website.

Have fun! Now go to http://www.contact-juggling.net for the goodies.

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Not too long ago, a beautiful lady was using our premises to conduct workshops. i got curious and looked. Her name is Murshidah Said. She was doing makeovers and doing image transformations for people who realized the impact of "Good Impressions" – especially how it affects their personal, career and business life. Let's just say that "First Impressions" can make or break you no matter what people say about beauty being "skin deep". I am sure you have seen the TV shows: "Extreme Makeovers". it was something like this but on a more down to earth style. I asked her about it and this is what she has to say. You might like to check her out below.

Murshidah Said says: Are you looking for a change ? Tired of not moving ahead in your personal and work life ? Do you feel stressed, feeling that you have so many dreams but unable to move towards them ? Do you find that you lack the confidence to move to the next stage of your life. I am here to share with you some of lessons that I used to overcome my personal and businesses challenges. How I learnt to rebrand and refocus the directions in my life. How I worked on myself from the lowest point in my life to sharing my life lessons. How I transformed myself and rebuild my brand. That is why I call this the "Personal Image Transformation" workshop.. At the same time, we will have lots of fun! This programme provides a holistic form of grooming and image where you learn to easily transform their image, looks, confidence level according to who you really are. At the same time, you will get the tools to learn how to carry yourselves professionally when dealing at functions, meetings, clients, events and how they work their image. There will be tools, activities, games and sessions that lead to the empowerment and transformation of the individual at the body, mind, heart and spirit levels. Participants will learn to attract the people and the environment that they desire in their lives. This personal grooming workshop is unlike other workshops as we incorporate external AND internal change and participants are amazed at their transformation. WOULD YOU LIKE A CHANGE ? * Discover your Personal Strength and Beauty * Get Out of Your Comfort Zone * Your Whole Transformation * Understand Your True Potential * Your Image & Colours * Your Presentation to Others * Your Poise * Understanding People * Understand the Power of Your Mind * The Empowered & Transformed You * Clearing and Discovering Your Purpose * Integration – YOUR WHOLE BEING AND THE NEW YOU ! WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND THIS WORKSHOP? · You will be aware on the importance of change & transformation of yourself and learn the tools to impact others · You will learn techniques to empower yourself and breaking limitations · You will learn how we as a team can impact positive changes within ourselves and others · You will get the lessons on how to improve your image, your confidence and how to deal with people at various occasions · You will find out how you can contribute your experience, talent and ideas and be rewarded for it financially through our profit sharing system TESTIMONIALS ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS “I have attended many courses and I never expected the Secretarial Skills Course you conducted to be this good. It’s very different from other workshops I’ve been to. I have learnt so much more than I expected. Thank you!” Haslina Jamir, Secretary, Percetakan Nasional Malaysia Bhd. “The motivational speech by Pn Murshidah made me realize that being sad or down won’t help me at all. I regain my spirit as I’ve learnt from her that a human’s spirit is the most strongest form of power source we have. From now on I’ll think positive, smile a lot and be the best that I can be. Repeated words last longer, and so I will repeat positive things to myself. I feel happier and lighter, much more than I was before this program. Thank you Pn Murshidah” ( Amiza, student of UKM) “Your grooming course is the best course I have ever attended. It has really impacted me to change internally and externally. Thank you Pn Murshidah” (Director, KPTM – Ministry of Higher Learning Malaysia) “The best session of the orientation programme!” (Houseman, HUKM – National University Hospital Malaysia)“The route to success is by faith and talent. Thank God! You have both, and you have touched me” (Prison inmate, Singapore)Featured as Entrepreneur of the Month by www.womenlines.com (August 2009). http://www.womenlines.com/category/women-entrepreneur/ Investment : RM1090 Special Early Bird Rate ! RM890 if you confirm and pay by 12th of June 2010. Click Here For Early Bird Price RM890.00 Click Here If You Missed The Deadline What Will You Get ? * Personal Image Transformation Programme * Monthly Group Coaching/Events * Certificate of Participation * Course Manual * Free Reviews * Refreshments *Be part of the World Empowerment Project and get profit sharing from collabarative work and projects   TO CONFIRM YOUR SEAT, CALL/SMS MURSHIDAH 0196073155   Time and Date: 26 & 27 June 2010 , 10am-5pm Location: Play By Ear Sdn Bhd, 33A Jalan SS18/1B, 47500 Subang Jaya All registered participants will be required to fill a pre-workshop questionaire to tailor the programme and coaching to your needs. As I hope to keep the class small for personal impact, please book early. Call us for full details of the programme, the personal coaching sessions and how you can be a part of our empowered team ! Please share this with friends who may also be interested to attend. My background: http://murshidahsaid.wordpress.com/about/ Love & Respect. Murshidah Said Director – Training & Events Tel : (65) 81578488 (Singapore) (6)0196073155 (Malaysia) www.twitter.com/murshidahsaid www.facebook.com/murshidah.said www.murshidahsaid.wordpress..com Malaysia : M & Z Empowerment Center (Co. Reg. 001713640-A) Suite 33-01, 33rd Floor, Menara Keck Seng, 203 Jalan Bukit Bintang 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel : (603) 2116 5795 Fax : (603) 2116 5999 Singapore: 111 North Bridge Road #27-01 Peninsula Plaza Singapore 179098 Tel : (65) 63893962 Fax : (65) 63893988 www.mzempowerment.com

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Have you ever wondered what it is like to be visually impaired or possibly blind? Well I had that chance on 1st September 2010.

A few days ago, a bunch of floaters bloomed in my eyes and they looked like a lot of dirty flotsams and jetsams floating around which seem to stagnate around more or less consistently in the same section within the eyes. This has happened before but they disappeared shortly. However this time around, a round patch appeared in the bottom left area of my eye. It gradually turned from translucent to opaque over the next few days and from there I know that my left eye's retina has detached. From what I learned from Wikipedia, I have to take quick action quickly because it can quickly peel off like a bubble in a wallpaper.

I had an appointment made with an eye doctor on Wednesday at Pantai Ampang and just as I was driving off to see her, her nurse called me to cancel the appointment because her father was admitted into hospital. I was sorely disappointed because I waited two days for this appointment and instinctively, I gave the nurse a piece of my mind but then I guess the doctor has the right to put her family first. If I had anticipated this, I would have gone elsewhere immediately to arrest the problem and not waited for her.

Anyhow, I ended up at Tun Hussein Onn National Eye Hospital (THONEH) that morning to see Dr Hari Krishnan. Upon a thorough examination of my eye, he ordered a surgery to be performed at 3pm that very day considering the gravity of the situation. It was fortunate that I ate before 9am that morning and nothing else after that. A good 6 hours must pass from the last meal before a surgery can be performed. So that's why it was set at 3pm. With that, a flurry of activity began to happen; i.e. blood sugar test, blood pressure test, ECG, warding, documentations, guarantee letters, interview by the anaestologist, etc. to get me ready for the operating theater.

Next thing I know I was on a mobile bed being wheeled to the 1st floor operating theater where it gets colder and then I got onto the operating table and a mask is placed onto me. They say it is oxygen but I know better. It was just to put me to sleep.Then I blacked out without realizing it.

2 hours later, I was back in my bed and I woke up sleepily with a plastic patch over my left eye. Dr Hari Krishnan had earlier moved my eyeball to the side, inserted some equipment inside to chop up the gel inside the eye which has been pulling at my retina to detach it. Then they drained the gel out and replaced it with gas to push the retina back to the eyeball wall and sewed everything back into place.

The next thing I felt was the hand of my wife besides my bed. She had come to see me after work and seeing that i am out of danger, she drove my car, which I had driven earlier to the hospital, home. Because of this operating procedure, my left eye has no more vision except to see what is immediately within my eye and a inch or two in front of my left eye. Everything else is a blur.

It is interesting to note that I can see a layer of viscous fluid up to half my eyeball and the top half is just gas. Eventually, this fluid will fill up and push the gas out. And I can see lots of dark dirty stuff in the murky water in my eye. It sure is distressing to see such things floating inside but what to do. I was told it will go away eventually after a few weeks.

It was fortunate I have my good right eye to use as comparison. A clearly defined ceiling light is just a big patch of diffused light in my left eye. A waving hand is only barely discernible when placed about 3 inches in front of my left eye. Number and letters on my handphone is only discernible when placed about 2 inches from my eye. Interestingly, with my eye half filled with fluid, it is clearer to define the shape underwater than above water even though it is much murkier.

As the hours and day progresses, the fluid level got higher and higher above the lens and cornea and the gas level seems to be reducing. For that the nurse gave me medication to reduce the eye pressure.

From this experience, I now understand what those blind and visually impaired students I have been sponsoring to learn music must have faced in their blindness and visual impairment. One such student by the name of Cheah Min Enn usually put his eyes very close to the electronic keyboard to see the details (like what I am currently doing), dialled the correct numbers to get the right sound and then press the keyboard to produce his favourite sound: A Gunshot! And he keeps doing that repeatedly. In his case, he is not totally blind, only visually impaired – like what I am experiencing. And because of this experience, I now understand what he is going through.And for all his disadvantages, he is a great student and scored a distinction in his London College of Music Grade 3 Examination along with his fellow blind student, Tan Mike Foong! His parents has also commented that he has bloomed a lot in his self esteem ever since he could play well and perform before a crowd of many. My hats off to him despite what he is going through. From what I understand too, the blind are not 100% blind; they can detect light and fuzzy outline – also like what I am experiencing – so to greater degree and some to lesser degree.

I have another word about "mean" doctors. I am sure, now and then, we come across doctors who are rude and an curt when you asked questions. They make it look like as though your questions are silly and you shouldn't ask them in the first place. I have come across a few in my life. And this doctor who attended to me is no exception. However, all the nurses speak highly of him praising him as the best and I am inclined to believe them. There is another doctor in complementary medicine at Lorong Jubilee, Off Jalan Loke Yew. He is just as mean and rude initially but his prescriptions work wonders. With that, I overlooked the rudeness. I have also come across pretty sweet talking doctors who are very smooth talkers and seemed to be very understanding. However, to them, every case is an operation case.- just like a guy who only has a hammer; everything he see is a nail! Yeah, a RM15,000 NAIL when you are presented the bill! My wife would not agree and want every doctor to be good and well mannered otherwise she will not recommend them. I think otherwise. After all, as an effective music instructor, I feel that sometimes, I have to be mean to my student in order to get them to get results! So my advice is, no matter what, look beyond the meanness and check out his reputations as an effective doctor."

Now, today is Friday (3rd Sept 2010), the 3rd day after my operation. The fluid in my eye is now more or less stabilized in depth in my eyeball. It is more or less 2/3 way up. Interestingly, I noticed that the fluid has cleared up a bit more allowing me see my iPhone a tad more clearly – about 4 inches away whereas earlier it was about 3 inches away. The only thing is that it looks like I am looking at it underwater with all the wavy edges. Also I am told to stay away from hilly place and air travel. The pressure created can inflict damage to my eye.

I also asked my doctor a question today as to why must I sleep at a 45 degrees angle if flat on my back or else on my right if I sleep on my side. His answer was that he need the gas to push the retina back onto the wall and eventually get it secured there. At the same time, the gas should have as little contact as possible with the lens and cornea which if the exposure is too long, may result in bigger chances of cataract! Interesting!

So what is the lesson? While most people have health checkups, do not forget your eye check-ups too! You could be surprised how unhealthy your eyes have become without you realizing it. By the time I saw the doctor, he has already detected 6 holes besides the detachment. He also said he saw some holes in the right eye too. In fact, the doctor did comment that, once my left eye is ok, I must come back to do something about my right eye with laser treatment. i.e. weld the retina back to the wall of the eyeball as he as discovered some slight detachments already. So, readers, better learn this lesson. Don't take your eyes for granted just because you can see!

After viewing the above and you wish to contribute towards the musical education to the visually impaired or blind, you can write a cheque to Play By Ear Sdn. Bhd. and Send to 33A SS18/1B 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor Malaysia. Or deposit into our account at Malayan Banking 5124 8240 5240 (Please fax deposit slip to 03-56371802 or scan and email to enquiry@playbyear.com.my). Do leave your name and contact details so that we can get back to you.

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Updates:

[8th September] 1 week after the operation, I went back to see the doctor. I cracked a joke with left the nurses and the assistant doctor giggling and sniggering. That kind of amused the 'mean' doctor and he became of better mind. So that's how to lighten up the mood of a surly professional! Anyway, he examined my eye and said it was healing nicely. He now prescribes that I use the eyedrops once every 3 hours instead of intervals of 2 hours. The itch is becoming less and less but still there nevertheless. I guess the body is still trying to reject the foreign substance and also healing.

[14th September] The fluid level in my eye seems to be remaining constant – slightly above half my eye and I suspect it is between the cornea and the lens. I don't know about the fluid in the eyeball. That's because when I face horizontally downwards, the fluid seems to be in a circle in front of me – like how it would look in a concave petri dish. The murkiness seems to be going away. This time, without my spectacles, I could see 1 feet away at my hand clearly without spectacles. The view below the fluid is more hazy now as opposed to before.

The other thing is that my left eye must be trying hard to regain back control. I say that because my left eye seems to be trying to dominate the view in front of me even though it is hazy such that many times, I have to purposely close my left eye to see clearly.

Driving around town is not really a big issue except that I now keep a bigger distance and not drive as fast as before. The GPS also helps a lot because I don't tend to look left as much as before.

[Update 15 September 2010] I went for my checkup for the doctor to monitor my progress and I mentioned about how I am looking through a goggle half filled with water in my left eye – top half clear and bottom half murky. The doctor's explanation was interesting: Every image your eye captures is all upside down; your brain just put things back the right way. So actually the top  clearhalf is not gas but actually fluid and the bottom murky half is actually gas. And that top half is very much clearer because the eye is now filling up with the original fluid it had before. In that respect, as the gas disappears, the "water" level should be going down until completely healed. Now I understand.

{Update 24 Sept 2010] Today, I noticed that the 'bubble that seemed like water but it's actually gas' is significantly smaller. That's a relief! I just hope that it quickly shrink quickly to nothing which means I am completely healed. I am looking forward to that day when my right does not have to compete with that bubble's blurry vision when my right and left vision overlaps.

{Update 1 Oct 2010] The watery bubble which is actually gas turned upside down is now significantly small though it still gets in the way whenever I need to look downwards. If I were to bend down to look at something closely, the bubble literally covers the whole eye because it floats to the back of the eyeball! So I have to look at all objects at horizontal level. My next appointment is on 6th October and I sure hope the bubble would have been gone by then.

{Update 1 Nov 2010} The bubble had been getting smaller and smaller day by day. However, today, when I woke up, the bubble has totally disappeared! Hooray!!! Now the next step is to let the doctor see it and see whether there be anything that could hurt the other eye and do something before anything untowards happens.

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How long do you think you will take to play the song by Abba: "The Winner Takes It All"? (See video above) with the right 'feel'. I think if one plays from notation and try to figure it out (if at least Grade 5 style), it may take extremely long or maybe you might just give up.

This afternoon, I just sat with my daughter for slightly more than 1 hr and with a CD, I played back the song and she first follows the fundamental harmony. Then I showed her how to fit in the accompaniment and style and some complicated moves (which will be intimidating if shown in notes) in Disco Style plus enriching it with multiple right hand notes. She caught it in a snap (practically) and it is now just a matter of practice before she can show it off to the London College of Music examiner at the end of the year.

Fundamentally, what I am trying to say is: There must be more up-to-date methods to examine students' level of music and also there must be easier ways to teach them.

Children today do not have so much luxury of time anymore. There are lots of development activities they go for and music is only one of them. If the teacher load them with practice homework, they are going to be disappointed because the student will come back with only 20% of the work done or even possibly, nothing at all.

In my daughter's case, I am also sending her for the classical exam to let her experience the other side of the music world and at the same time, learn something about conventional music training. And because I sit in the class, I will also learn first hand how students are currently being taught. Interestingly, I must be the only parent who carries a mini-compo to play back all the tracks of her scales, arpeggios and MMO exam songs with orchestra backing (which I created) to help her keep time and keep the music interesting! I wonder how the other parents who have little or no music background deal with this?

My observation is that the Scales and Arpeggio exercises take up easily more than 1/2 the class and also more than that at home during practice.Then there is little time left for the exam songs. Once done, there almost no more time left for aural and sight reading. How to learn like that? It was fortunate that I made a deal with the teacher to have her class extended to 45 minutes instead of 1/2 hour.

Talking about exam pieces, 3 out of the 4 songs are really something unheard of. Only 1 song is set in a more modern style : Cha Cha. Other than that, the 3 other 3 songs have very challenging passages where, unless you have a lot of perserverence, you will probably throw it up and hate music lessons forever. Anyway, what are the chances that your child will come back from school, put in a Classical CD into the play and sit back to relax with a glass of Ribena? Unlikely, right?

Anyway, it was fortunate that I took these exam pieces, work out the harmony and created some orchestra background tracks so that my daughter can understand how it really sounds like and therefore can appreciate it better. I did that because before I did so, my daughter told me: "Daddy: I am losing interest in music lessons already. Can I stop?". If she can tell me that, what more the children of parents who do not know how to do what I did or can do? With homework from other activities crowding music lesson homework out, I think it is just a matter of time before 95% children dropped out and close the piano cover (or whatever instrument) forever.

So what I have to say is: Why not use more modern songs that children can relate to as their exam songs?

The next thing I have an issue is the teaching method. When a child goes to class, it is assumed that he/she needs to be taught to exercise the fingers over and over again to gain dexterity. I am not against that but why use scales and arpeggios that take up so much of the lesson time and make the whole thing so boring?

I also find the note reading methodology so tedious to learn. Notation was actually created during the Renaissance Era when electricity was not available to record music; so it has to be written in notation form. The monks were singing their hymns free style and the church can't have that. So they created "neumes" (ancient notation) to standardize the singing. Now that we have the CDs or Cassette, why still use the archaic methods of learning and be so extremely strict about being accurate to the very last note? If the note in error is harmonically correct, is that wrong?

My personal opinion is that music teachers should be more technologically savvy and more creative in their approach to make music fun for the students.

When I say technologically savvy, I mean that they know how to leverage on recording hardware and softwares to create music to help student appreciate music better and thus learn faster and more enjoyably. I did that and that is probably why her teacher commented: "I think she should bring her other songbooks to play. She is very fast already" With that I take it to also mean that the majority, if not all ,of her other students are really lagging far behind and possibly will not be ready for the exam by the end of the year! How sad. Imagine the student dragging their lessons for another 1/2 to 1 year for the next exam!

I personally use digital pianos so that I can transpose a song to match the ones on the CD to make it more easily playable for my students. I encourage them to play using other musical instrumental tones more suitable for the songs they want to play. All these make learning music fun and all these are possible if you keep abreast with technology. See below video as to how I play around with sounds on the keyboard (or digital piano).

When I say being creative and fun, I mean that the teacher look beyond the normal teaching of counting notes, keeping time, reading dots on lines and spaces which can be rather monotonous. Why I say that is because music is about sound and feelings and beautiful things (from the movie: Mr Holland's Opus) and not about notes on a page! I feel that teachers can go the extra mile by being well trained in how to approach music creatively. And I also feel that being trained in NLP helps a lot to understand the students better and help motivate them to overcome.

[Update 18 Aug 2010: Just after music class today, the principal told me there is no way around sight reading - practice till reading and playing the score becomes 2nd nature. That was because I told her that my daughter finds reading it a bit tedious in view of all her other activities. And if there is no choice about it, it looks like I have make a decision about whether to sacrifice traditional music lessons in view of all the other activities and concentrate on music performance lessons. There is just simply not enough time to achieve quality if constant daily practice is the requirement. I will have to let her learn it the way I did - perform well first; then learn the theory behind it later at more opportune times.]

I have personally discovered ways to effectively teach people to play music without having to count beats or having to play every note on a score exactly and yet they sound better than those who played everything technically correct..And do it in a much shorter time too. Chris Chang is one such example. He did it in 2 months just because of a challenge! See his video.

Anyway, back to the fundamental point: I now know that you can you get a musical qualification by playing the more popular songs and have fun along the way. Thames Valley University (an accredited university) via London College of Music can help facilitate that. So if you can already play decently well, WHY NOT GET A "MAT SALLEH" TO CERTIFY THAT YOU ARE SO? For more information, just write in to enquire at playbyear@gmail.com

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