Here's my attempt at guitar chords for Barbie's Cradle's song, All I Need. Hope it helps you out.
Intro: FM7-CM7--FM7-CM7 (4x)
Verse Pattern:
FM7 CM7 FM7 CM7
inside of my heart is an army of angels
FM7 CM7 FM7 CM7
just 'cause i let you go
FM7 CM7 FM7 CM7
oh, volunteers they are here to love and help me
FM7 CM7 FM7 CM7
only 'cause i said no
Refrain Pattern:
F Am G Em
to the killer eyes that invite me to do things
Dm Em F G
i would have to lie about
F Am G Em
and it's better now we are safe you know i love you more
Dm Em F G
from far away now that all i need is God
Interlude: F CM7 F CM7
Verse 2:
hey little girl do you still have things that haunt you
are all the words i say unclear
you know i was there just a while ago
so miserable until i told the truth and prayed
Refrain 2:
Interlude:
Bridge Pattern: (same as Refrain)
F Am G Em Dm Em F G
inside of my heart
F Am G Em Dm Em F G
is a glorious army waiting for war
Refrain Pattern
Verse Pattern
inside of my heart is an army of angels
inside of my heart is an army of angels
inside of my heart is an army of angels
inside of my heart is an army, is an army of angels
Verse Pattern
i need you so much i am dust without you
i'd lose all the universe just to have you
i need you so much i am dust without you
i'd lose all the universe just to have you
Outro:
FM7 CM7 (8th fret)
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Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Saturday, October 19, 2019
Tricia Amper Jimenez' Panalangin Ko Guitar Chords
Here's my attempt at Panalangin Ko guitar chords. Hope it helps.
Panalangin Ko by Tricia Amper Jimenez
Intro
G Bm C Bm C Bm-Em F Dsus-D
Stanza Pattern
G Bm C Bm
Kung kailan ako nasasaktan
C Bm Em F D
Kapag higit Kitang kailangan
G Bm C Bm
O Jesus dumaraing sa ‘Yo
C Bm Em F D
Dalangin ko sana’y dinggin Mo
Chorus Pattern
C D
Panalangin ko sa Diyos
Bm Em
Buhay ko ay pagpalain
Am Dsus D
At maging matibay
Dm7 G
Kahit na anong bigat
C B Em A
Ng suliranin ko sa bawat araw
Am Dsus D G Bm C Bm C Bm Em F Dsus D
Sana’y naroon Ikaw
Stanza Pattern
G Bm C Bm
Ang lahat ng kalayawan ko
C Bm Em F Dsus D
Dalangin kong lahat sa ‘Yo
G Bm C Bm
Kung ito’y walang katuparan
C Bm Em F Dsus D
Marahil di Iyong kalooban
Chorus Pattern
C D
Panalangin ko sa Diyos
Bm Em
Buhay ko ay pagpalain
Am Dsus D
At maging matibay
Dm7 G
Kahit na anong bigat
C B Em A
Ng suliranin ko sa bawat araw
Am Dsus D G
Sana’y naroon Ikaw
Bridge Pattern
Em Bm C G
Bakit kung kailan ang puso ay nasasaktan
Am D G
D’on lamang Kita tinatawagan
Em Bm C Bm
Ngunit kung ang buhay ay payapa’t kay sigla
Am D E
Para bang nalilimutan Ka
Chorus Pattern (One Step Higher)
D E
Panalangin ko sa Diyos
C#m F#7
Buhay ko ay pagpalain
Bm Esus E
At maging matibay
Em7 A
Kahit na anong bigat
D C# F#m Bsus B
Ng suliranin ko sa bawat araw
Bm7 Esus E C#m F#7sus F#7 Bm - E A C#m D Esus E F#7 - F#7sus F#7
San’y naroon, sana'y naroon, sana'y naroon Ikaw
Panalangin Ko by Tricia Amper Jimenez
Intro
G Bm C Bm C Bm-Em F Dsus-D
Stanza Pattern
G Bm C Bm
Kung kailan ako nasasaktan
C Bm Em F D
Kapag higit Kitang kailangan
G Bm C Bm
O Jesus dumaraing sa ‘Yo
C Bm Em F D
Dalangin ko sana’y dinggin Mo
Chorus Pattern
C D
Panalangin ko sa Diyos
Bm Em
Buhay ko ay pagpalain
Am Dsus D
At maging matibay
Dm7 G
Kahit na anong bigat
C B Em A
Ng suliranin ko sa bawat araw
Am Dsus D G Bm C Bm C Bm Em F Dsus D
Sana’y naroon Ikaw
Stanza Pattern
G Bm C Bm
Ang lahat ng kalayawan ko
C Bm Em F Dsus D
Dalangin kong lahat sa ‘Yo
G Bm C Bm
Kung ito’y walang katuparan
C Bm Em F Dsus D
Marahil di Iyong kalooban
Chorus Pattern
C D
Panalangin ko sa Diyos
Bm Em
Buhay ko ay pagpalain
Am Dsus D
At maging matibay
Dm7 G
Kahit na anong bigat
C B Em A
Ng suliranin ko sa bawat araw
Am Dsus D G
Sana’y naroon Ikaw
Bridge Pattern
Em Bm C G
Bakit kung kailan ang puso ay nasasaktan
Am D G
D’on lamang Kita tinatawagan
Em Bm C Bm
Ngunit kung ang buhay ay payapa’t kay sigla
Am D E
Para bang nalilimutan Ka
Chorus Pattern (One Step Higher)
D E
Panalangin ko sa Diyos
C#m F#7
Buhay ko ay pagpalain
Bm Esus E
At maging matibay
Em7 A
Kahit na anong bigat
D C# F#m Bsus B
Ng suliranin ko sa bawat araw
Bm7 Esus E C#m F#7sus F#7 Bm - E A C#m D Esus E F#7 - F#7sus F#7
San’y naroon, sana'y naroon, sana'y naroon Ikaw
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Last Shelter: Banished to the Sidelines
We did not want to go to war, but war fell upon us. We were a farming alliance. Strong players from PCA and RUS went into our alliance territory and wrecked havoc among our members. A few of our players tried to put up a gallant stand. We were even able to push one of the PCA players out of the area. But in the end, we failed. Our alliance simply wasn't strong enough to battle raiders who are more experienced in the art of war.
Now, our allies have been banished to the outermost regions of the state, forced to lick their wounds and recover their injured soldiers. Our hope is that this event will only make our alliance stronger and push our weaker comrades to up their levels and fight back.
Strong enemy players will also have to sleep at some point. And they will have to harvest resources or else their populations will dwindle. And those will be the times that we can strike back.
With proper communication and coordination, even big giants can be felled. We await that day when we can reclaim back our territory and farm in peace.
Wednesday, September 25, 2019
Last Shelter: Survival Upgrading to Base Level 16
I downloaded Last Shelter: Survival on the Google Play store about a week ago. It reminds me a lot of Ikariam - except the setting is a modern world full of zombies instead of ancient times. But it still has the same elements of building up your base, joining alliances, and attacking other player bases.
Any game which keeps leveling up the base and buildings in it will reach a point where building time becomes a long waiting process. I'm starting to feel that now that I'm at base 15. (You actually start to feel it at around base 13.) The actual requirements to build a Level 16 base are:
Any game which keeps leveling up the base and buildings in it will reach a point where building time becomes a long waiting process. I'm starting to feel that now that I'm at base 15. (You actually start to feel it at around base 13.) The actual requirements to build a Level 16 base are:
- 70,000 population (which means that at 5 houses at this level, each house should be at around level 15)
- Money equal to 1.6 Million
- Wheat equal to 1 Million (which means Granary II must be constructed)
- Oil equal to 1 Million (which means Oil Storage Tank II must be constructed)
- Electricity equal to 300 thousand
- Wood equal to 2 Million (which means Lumber Warehouse II must be constructed)
- Iron equal to 1.5 Million (which means Iron Warehouse II must be constructed)
- Embassy Level 15
- Ration Truck Level 15
Although I was able to prepare for the Level 15 Embassy while the base was being upgraded to level 15, I did not pay too much attention to the 70,000 population which is now acting as the bottle neck to moving forward to Base Level 16.
Iron and wheat are also becoming bottle neck resources so having heroes who can help increase the production of these resources would make game play so much easier. Another help would be focusing on the City Development research tech tree. This helps in increasing resource production and gathering speed and in decreasing the amount of time in building structures.
I also think that base level 16 might be my last as a free-to-play player. The reason for that is because base level 17 requires a Garrison at level 17. But a Garrison requires Defensive Components - one of the rare resources that requires diamonds to purchase. And at this point in time, my Garrison is only at level 5. I only find the building aspect of the game enjoyable. So, unless I want to be stuck with a chore that could last for several months, just to get to the next base level, that might be the end of the game for me.
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
Windows Credentials Prevents Adding of Printer
If you ever encounter a problem where one computer (Let's call it computer A) cannot see the printer hooked up to another computer (Let's call it computer B) in your wireless home network, you might want to check if Computer A has existing windows credentials associated with Computer B. The credentials basically allow Computer A to log on to Computer B. So if the credentials have a wrong username or password, say a blank password, then Computer B will prevent Computer A from logging on and using any resources attached to it (In this case, the printer attached to computer B). Check out and study up on Windows Credentials Manager.
So to solve the problem, all I had to do was delete any existing credentials associated with Computer B that were stored on Computer A. Then, I tried adding the printer once more, this time, making sure I had the right username and password for logging on to Computer B. Afterwards, the printer could now be seen by Computer A. Printed out a test page to ensure that everything was working properly.
So to solve the problem, all I had to do was delete any existing credentials associated with Computer B that were stored on Computer A. Then, I tried adding the printer once more, this time, making sure I had the right username and password for logging on to Computer B. Afterwards, the printer could now be seen by Computer A. Printed out a test page to ensure that everything was working properly.
Thursday, August 15, 2019
Area of any n equal-sided polygon
I remember deriving this formula in high school.
Let:
n = number of sides
s = length of a side
Area of Polygon = (n(s^2))/(4tan(180/n))
To check quickly, for a square,
n = 4
tan(45) = 1
Area of a square = (4(s^2))/(4(1)) = s^2
It is interesting to note that the Area of a Polygon approximates the Area of a Circle when n approaches a very large value, say infinity. But as n approaches a very large value, the value of s approaches zero since the length of a side almost becomes a point. We have to modify our Area of a Polygon formula so that we represent the length of a side with the polygon's apothem. (And as n approaches infinity, this is also the radius of a circle).
a = apothem length = radius of a circle
s = a(2(tan(180/n))
Area of Polygon = n(a^2)(tan(180/n)
In this formula, as n approaches infinity, then the formula approximates the area of a circle.
Area of a Circle = π(a^2)
So, π can be approximated.
π = n(tan(180/n))
You can try out any number which is relatively larger than 180, say 100,000 and compute for the value of π. When n =100,000, π = 3.14159.
It is also interesting for me that (π/n) = tan (180/n). From trigonometry, we know that tan(Θ) = Opposite/Adjacent. tan(180/n) = π/n. So we have a right triangle with π for the opposite side and n for the adjacent side. The term (180/n) is actually (360/2n). We are dividing 360 degrees by twice the value of n. As n approaches infinity, the angle approaches zero and we get the value of π.
Let:
n = number of sides
s = length of a side
Area of Polygon = (n(s^2))/(4tan(180/n))
To check quickly, for a square,
n = 4
tan(45) = 1
Area of a square = (4(s^2))/(4(1)) = s^2
It is interesting to note that the Area of a Polygon approximates the Area of a Circle when n approaches a very large value, say infinity. But as n approaches a very large value, the value of s approaches zero since the length of a side almost becomes a point. We have to modify our Area of a Polygon formula so that we represent the length of a side with the polygon's apothem. (And as n approaches infinity, this is also the radius of a circle).
a = apothem length = radius of a circle
s = a(2(tan(180/n))
Area of Polygon = n(a^2)(tan(180/n)
In this formula, as n approaches infinity, then the formula approximates the area of a circle.
Area of a Circle = π(a^2)
So, π can be approximated.
π = n(tan(180/n))
You can try out any number which is relatively larger than 180, say 100,000 and compute for the value of π. When n =100,000, π = 3.14159.
It is also interesting for me that (π/n) = tan (180/n). From trigonometry, we know that tan(Θ) = Opposite/Adjacent. tan(180/n) = π/n. So we have a right triangle with π for the opposite side and n for the adjacent side. The term (180/n) is actually (360/2n). We are dividing 360 degrees by twice the value of n. As n approaches infinity, the angle approaches zero and we get the value of π.
Monday, August 5, 2019
Realme C2 Product Review
Purchased a Realme C2 Android Phone today for 4,990 pesos. It only comes with a charger and charging cable, unlike other smart phones I've bought before which include earphones and a protective case. I even had to shell out an extra 250 pesos for a protective case. Specs are as follows:
- Model RMX1941
- ColorOS Version V6.0
- Android Version 9
- Processor Octa Core
- RAM 2.0 GB
- Device Storage 16.0 GB
- Front Camera 5 Megapixels
- Rear Camera 13 Megapixels
According to the seller, the Realme brand is a sub-brand of OPPO. The device has a 1-year warranty so if I need to have it fixed, I just have to bring it to an OPPO service center.
I am excited to explore how this device will perform compared to my last phone, an SKK Hyper X Core. Too bad, the SKK brand is no longer available. Hope the Realme brand lasts longer since it is connected with OPPO.
The only concern that the sales person told me about was that this product likes to do automatic updates frequently. And true enough, as soon as I connected with our home wifi network, it already wanted to download the latest Android OS update. I appreciate that apps like Chrome and a File Manager are already installed. Had to add Grab, Viber, etc. and these installed seamlessly, too.
The screen is a bit longer than my last phone. Specs wise, I think that the only difference is that this phone has an Octa Core processor and Android 9 for the OS.
I'm still trying to get used to the (X) button for closing apps. I'm not really sure if it closes all the apps that are open, or closes all but the one on the screen when you press it. But other than this small annoyance, I think that the phone is performing well.
Will try to update this article if I find more things I like or dislike about the phone.
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