Eddie Ramirez - The One (Original Worship Song)

This is an original song I wrote a while ago. I had the privilege of recording it with my friends Luke Anderson (Paper Tongues) on drums, Paul Greenidge (James Ingram) on Hammond B3 and myself on guitar and bass. I added some old photos of friends and some musical equipment :) I hope you enjoy!

DJ Thom 'Holiday'

First draft of DJ Thom's cover of 'Holiday' by Dizzee Rascal & Calvin Harris ft Chrome, which will feature on The Klubby Klub Show on Pure FM and will feature Shrey on chorus

Extras - Alfie to Keith

Andy Millman has a spot of trouble directing Keith. Keith has a spot of trouble acting for the camera. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

Talk Bowling #108 - Should I Use a Lighter Bowling Ball?

Question from Johnny Yang: Q - I currently throw a 14 pound bowling ball at 16 mph with decent amount of revolutions on the ball ; I was wondering if I should move to a 12 pound ball where I can get LOTS of revolution on the ball and be able to amp up the ball speed to 18-19. Hope I get my question answered. THANKS! A - There are so many things to discuss with this question. First off, most 12 pound bowling balls do not have the same weight block as their heavier versions. Usually 14 pounds is the weight in which the cores are most effective. There is more to bowling than just speed and revolutions. Accuracy would be a huge concern. Usually when the bowling ball is too light for the bowler, they tend to be much less accurate. Also, with a lighter bowling ball, you have much more potential for deflection. The pins will actually be more of a roadblock to the ball than with heavier bowling balls. My personal opinion, stay where you are at. 16MPH is a good ball speed as long as ! you are consistent and getting some revolutions on the ball. Also remember that just because you increase your ball speed, it does not mean that your ball will hit the pins any harder or with more force. Question from Kevin: Q - Why did the PBA stop using the Gold Pins and I think you mentioned this before but I couldn't find it. Which is better More Power/Speed with major hook, or less power less hook. A - I really don't know the reason they stopped using the gold pins. As far as power/speed, we kind ...