Cong Minh blog: Youtube daily music for Feb 20 2019

people asked me do I need music for my small prayer meeting for my prayer spoke

do I need music I say no you don't need music you know the old school

intercessors would say ah 'we don't need any music we've gotten so used to having

music in prayer meetings largely because of the awesome I hop culture where

there's 24/7 prayer with worship all the time and that is awesome if you can do

that that is fantastic if you can have that sort of environment but you don't

need music to pray now I will say this music does serve a wonderful purpose in

conjunction with prayer you know you can start your small prayer spoke meeting

with worship with praise why because it helps ever get everybody sort of on the

same Accord you know people come into your prayer meeting you don't know what

they just you know maybe got in a near accident or some kind of a disagreement

with somebody they come in with the cares of the world they come in having

had a bad day entering into worship together helps the people to focus on

Jesus and to cast their cares on the Lord and to just let him have all those

worries all those things that bother them so they can really really enter

into prayer you know sometimes people come in and they need to repent of

something maybe they they had a little road rage on the way over whatever

happened sometimes they just need to get right with God for a minute before they

enter into prayer which is always a good idea so do you need music no of course

you can pray anytime anywhere whether or not you have music but music can help

set the atmosphere for your prayer meeting

you

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LOONA Makes Epic Comeback With Empowering New Music Video For 'Butterfly' –Watch - News Today - Duration: 2:48.

LOONA just gave us the best music video ever! The K-pop girl group just made one heck of a comeback with their 'Butterfly' music video

Take a look! LOONA's "Butterfly" music video is a beauty. The group unveiled the new video on Feb

19, much to the delight of fans everywhere. The music video is the definition of fierce and empowering

The group's choreography is on point. The entire aesthetic for the "Butterfly" music video is absolutely stunning

With the debut of "Butterfly," it's already shaping up to be a great year for LOONA

Once the music video was out, LOONA started trending on Twitter. It's not a surprise that fans are in love with the video! One fan tweeted: "Can we talk about how visually stunning the mv is like this is IT #LOONA_BUTTERFLY

" Another fan noticed the meaning of the choreography right off the bat. "WAIT, the choreography is composed of elements that resemble the whole life cycle of a butterfly and metamorphosis ?? #LOONA_BUTTERFLY @loonatheworld," the fan tweeted

The K-pop group revealed in an 2018 interview that they had high hopes for 2019

"Our debut song was bright and cheerful, so we'd like to show you more diverse sides in 2019," they said in an interview, according to Soompi

"We want to show you a strong 'girl crush' side as well as sing ballads. As a team, our goal is to enjoy every stage and create meaningful performances

" can we talk about how visually stunning the mv is like this is IT #LOONA_BUTTERFLY pic

twitter.com/Kar4VSW7UK — loona being gay (@Ioonagay) February 19, 2019 WAIT, the choreography is composed of elements that resemble the whole life cycle of a butterfly and metamorphosis ??#LOONA_BUTTERFLY @loonatheworld pic

twitter.com/S3Kxtf64wh — ellie (@paletloona) February 19, 2019 LOONA first announced that "Butterfly" would be their title track on Feb

13 and revealed their new album would be coming out Feb. 19. The girl group also unveiled art for their comeback

All of the LOONA girls are holding hands and have the wings of a butterfly. We can't wait to see what else LOONA has in store for us this year! Keep on slaying, ladies!

For more infomation >> LOONA Makes Epic Comeback With Empowering New Music Video For 'Butterfly' –Watch - News Today - Duration: 2:48.

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Sleeping Bunnies | Music For Babies | Kindergarten Songs & Cartoons - ABC Heroes - Duration: 31:34.

Sleeping Bunnies

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🔴 LA MEJOR MÚSICA ÉPICA ELECTRÓNICA 2️⃣0️⃣1️⃣9️⃣ [TMSC] - Duration: 30:19.

🔴 INTERACTIVE VIDEO: YOU CAN GO TO THE EXACT MOMENT OF THE PRINCIPLE OF EACH SONG CLICKING ON THE TIME LINKS OF THE DESCRIPTION OF HERE DOWN. 👇👇👇

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Sasaengs in BTS Hotel Room EXPOSED - Duration: 4:38.

For more infomation >> Sasaengs in BTS Hotel Room EXPOSED - Duration: 4:38.

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Oscars 2019: The Music of Spike Lee's 'BlacKkKlansman' | JAZZ NIGHT IN AMERICA - Duration: 5:23.

[Christian McBride] The 2018 Spike Lee joint

'BlacKkKlansman' racked up six Oscar nominations —

including best original music score for composer,

celebrated jazz musician and Spike Lee's ace in the hole:

Terence Blanchard.

[Terence Blanchard] I remember when Spike called me up

and said he was going to do a movie called 'BlacKkKlansman.'

I was like, "First of all, say that title again.

What was that — Black Klansman?"

You know, I had to get my head around that first.

[McBride] Even though Terence and Spike

have been collaborating for the past 30 years,

'BlacKkKlansman' is Terence's first Oscar nod.

The movie tells the true story of Ron Stallworth,

a black undercover cop who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan

in Colorado Springs during the '70s.

[Blanchard] I think with Spike,

he just doesn't shy away from

some of the ugly truth that we have to face in this country.

[McBride] The film draws parallels between

race relations then and now, ending with the 2017

Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

[News reporter] On the streets of Charlottesville today —

the hate boiling over.

[McBride] Hear that chant, "Blood and Soil"?

It's translated from the German phrase Blut und Boden —

a slogan Nazis used to suggest that German soil

was reserved solely for German blood.

But Terence reclaimed it as a title for the theme of 'BlacKkKlansman,'

and it won a Grammy for Best Instrumental Composition.

That melody appears throughout the movie

but most notably in the climax.

And Terence, known for his trumpet playing,

chose guitar to carry "Blood and Soil."

[Blanchard] The thing about this film — it takes place in the '70s.

That's when I was, like, listening to the Parliament Funkadelic,

Mandrill, Jimi Hendrix — the list was endless.

But also, man, I just love the —

I love the idea of what Jimi Hendrix did

when he played the national anthem.

[McBride] This performance would become

one of the most iconic in rock history.

Hendrix was protesting the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War

and the way veterans of color were treated back home.

You can hear the sounds of war machines,

bombs and airplanes in his guitar.

[Blanchard] What a brave thing to do.

He's screaming, "We're Americans too!

What do I have to do to get you to see I'm just as much

of an American as you or anybody in your family?"

He understood that somebody needed to speak out for everybody.

Man, that's powerful. I got emotional watching that again.

That's the reason why I wanted to use

the guitar for 'BlacKkKlansman.'

Because to me — that sound, for me, it resonates

and it speaks to something else.

It speaks to the counterculture of trying to

fight back against that machine that's not telling you the truth.

[McBride] For Terence, Ron Stallworth is like the

Jimi Hendrix of 'BlacKkKlansman,'

fighting back against oppression,

and we hear some of that Hendrix guitar in "Blood and Soil."

The guitarist here is Charles Altura.

He's important to note because he had the challenge of

improvising on this melody over the final scene.

[Blanchard] I showed him the scene, and I told him,

I said, "Listen, man. You're going to be the

emotional conscious of the country.

So when you play this, think about that."

[McBride] Terence needed Charles to tap into

what Hendrix did on stage at Woodstock decades ago.

[Blanchard] But I said, "Listen — but I don't want you to sound like Jimi.

I don't want that. I want you to be Charles."

He understood where I was coming from with it

and what the sentiment was about the primal scream

of him saying we're all Americans.

[McBride] And with that, we've come full circle.

Just how Spike Lee connects the past and present,

Terence makes the same kind of connections in the score.

So if you catch this film soon, put an ear to the ground

for Terence Blanchard's genius.

That's it for now. I'm your host, Christian McBride. Peace!

For more infomation >> Oscars 2019: The Music of Spike Lee's 'BlacKkKlansman' | JAZZ NIGHT IN AMERICA - Duration: 5:23.

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Photoshop QUICK Tip: Selective Focus for Photos - Duration: 3:08.

Hi. This is Marty from Blue Lightning TV.

This is a Photoshop quick tip for versions CS6 and later that shows you how to use selective

focus using the Iris Blur filter to give your photos the effect of a shallow depth of field,

which draws attention to your subject.

Camera phones and point-and-shoot cameras don't have the ability to selectively focus

on subjects, nor can they create customizable, shallow depth of fields.

Fortunately, Photoshop's Iris Blur filter allows us the ability to do this without creating

selections and masks.

Open a photo that you'd like to use for this project.

If you'd like to use this one, I provided its link in my video's description or project files.

Make a copy of it by pressing Ctrl or Cmd +J.

If you're using version CS6 or CC, go to Filter, Blur and Iris Blur.

If you're using CC 2014 or later, go to Filter, Blur Gallery and Iris Blur.

Drag the center pin over the area we want to remain in focus.

Rotate the Blur Ring clockwise until we can easily see where the blur begins and ends.

There are four "Feather Handles" that indicate where the blur starts and four "Ellipse Handles"

that indicate where the blur is at full strength.

Basically, the blur is feathered between the feather handles and the Ellipse handles.

You can adjust the shape and angle of the blur by dragging any of the Ellipse handles.

Notice that when you drag one of the Feather handles, all of them move at the same time,

however, we can also drag them independently by pressing and holding Alt or Option as you drag a handle.

Rotate the Blur Ring counter-clockwise to dial it back to an amount you like.

You can see the blur as a mask by pressing the "m" key on your keyboard.

You can save the mask to use later if you like by checking, "Save Mask to Channels".

You have the ability to create multiple focal points on your image by simply clicking on

another area and bringing those areas into focus, as well.

When you're happy with your image, click OK at the top.

To compare the before and after, toggle between your two layers.

This was a quick Photography tip from Marty at Blue Lightning TV.

Thanks for watching!

For more infomation >> Photoshop QUICK Tip: Selective Focus for Photos - Duration: 3:08.

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Best Gym Hip Hop Workout Songs and Music - Mix By Svet Fit Music - Duration: 31:24.

Svet Fit Music

For more infomation >> Best Gym Hip Hop Workout Songs and Music - Mix By Svet Fit Music - Duration: 31:24.

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The Giant Elephant Song | Kindergarten Music & Nursery Rhymes | Cartoons for Kids | Little Treehouse - Duration: 1:01:45.

The Giant Elephant Song

I'm a giant elephant

See my floppy ears.

I can live in the forest up to fifty years

You might say I'm rather large but trust me that ok

My legs are wide and strong enough to carry what I weigh.

And I eat grass and roots,

Leaves off of trees

Bark and fruit thats what I need

Eating is important and it's so much fun.

If I keep this up I'll end up weighing several tons

I'm a giant elephant

My tusks come in handy

They help me gather all my food

They're made of Ivory

I'm the giant elephant

My trunk is very strong

You can learn a lot about me when you sing this song

For more infomation >> The Giant Elephant Song | Kindergarten Music & Nursery Rhymes | Cartoons for Kids | Little Treehouse - Duration: 1:01:45.

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LOONA Makes Epic Comeback With Empowering New Music Video For 'Butterfly' –Watch - Breaking News 247 - Duration: 2:48.