On November 8, 2016, it was revealed that Kerli would participate in Eesti Laul 2017 contest with a brand new song titled "Spirit Animal".[3] In December, the song was released for free download on December 15 and for digital purchase on December 19. Kerli performed the song in the contest, and was a favourite to win.[4] Kerli reached the Eesti Laul final,[5] in which the song obtained second place, failing to win Estonia's ticket to Kyiv. This marks the second time Kerli has been runner up in Estonia's pre-selection, losing out in Eurolaul 2004 to Neiokõsõ. After the competition, the singer uploaded a vlog in her YouTube official account, stating that there would be no music video for the song, since the performances were very expensive to make and costed a lot.[6]
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The instrumental score was composed by Hans Zimmer with songs by Bryan Adams in both the English and French versions of the album. The opening theme song for the film, "Here I Am" was written by Bryan Adams, Gretchen Peters, and Hans Zimmer. It was produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Another song, not included in the film itself (although it can be heard in the ending credits), is "Don't Let Go", which is sung by Bryan Adams with Sarah McLachlan on harmonies and piano. It was written by Bryan Adams, Gavin Greenaway, Robert John "Mutt" Lange, and Gretchen Peters. Many of the songs and arrangements were set in the American West, with themes based on love, landscapes, brotherhood, struggles, and journeys. Garth Brooks was originally supposed to write and record songs for the film but the deal fell through. The Italian versions of the songs were sung by Zucchero. The Spanish versions of the tracks on the album were sung by Erik Rubín (Hispanic America) and Raúl (Spain). The Brazilian version of the movie soundtrack was sung in Portuguese by Paulo Ricardo. The Norwegian versions of the songs were sung by Vegard Ylvisåker of the Norwegian comedy duo Ylvis.
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Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" is a modern Christmas classic; the holiday season doesn't really begin until you've resisted the urge to belt the lyrics to that song in the middle of a store while it pipes over the sound system. It's basically aural perfection, but now the singer is taking things one step further: Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" will be an animated movie, which might be totally random but is also sure to get you in the holiday spirit. Even if the announcement is coming in March.
I used to see only the bad things. There were a few good things, butthey were far removed in the realm of mathematics and physics, or thebeauty of a sunset. I liked dogs more than people (still dosometimes). I was mired in cynicism and existential despair.These days I see more good things. I see a certain spirit in stories,in art, in inventions; I see that spirit in people, even sometimes insome companies, in technology. The spirit I see is one of dedicationto a cause, standing up for justice, compassion for the lessfortunate, determination in the face of adversity, the will andpassion to bear painful burdens and still keep going (even at acrawl), opportunity for growth, child-like wonder at somethingmarvelous, vast leaps in potential and abilities, growth into newunexplored areas, learning, sharing, helping, ever climbing....But I'm still bitter. Why? Because the more I see the good,and just how wonderful and awesome it is, the more I see how badly wecorrupt it.Look at some of what we are given.Small companies where employees are friends, who can rely on eachother, who go to each other directly when there are problems, whereinefficiencies are worked out. Pain, tears, suffering is still there,but overall, there's a dream, a vision, and the guts to followthrough.A new technology that can disseminate information and education throughoutthe world. A way for people with common interests to meet and learn fromeach other despite geographical or cultural boundaries. A way for friendsto keep in touch. A way for societies to learn from each other. Sure, thereare some misunderstandings, mistakes, and wrong messages, but there's stillthe joy in reaching out to others and being able to teach something new thatyou honestly believe is worth teaching.Look at the wide green Earth itself, brimming with life. Animals,plants, places to explore, oceans, mountains, forests, deserts, jungles.Vast. The source of sustenance, stability, the very air we breathe.It's not perfect: there're diseases, natural disasters, predators,death, rot, blight, but still, what a vast and amazing planet we have.Look at the human being. One of the cleverest minds on the planet.Some inner recognition of the existence of right from wrong (asC. S. Lewis noted, how often do people say "that's not fair"?), theability to alter the environment, build spaceships, communicate withfellow humans halfway across the world, the ability to comprehendinfinity and to plot the course of the planets. We can envision asociety where people care for each other, and we can teach ourchildren to strive for that goal. No one's perfect, and the world isfilled with all the little and big problems of ego and pride anderror, but even a "lost soul" has been known to turn around and becomea saint. And religion has the potential to turn us away from all thehurt we do, and transform us into people who really love andcare for each other and live by higher principles.....All of these things, blessings heaped upon us. If you don't believein blessings, then at least perhaps you can see the potential in theabove, what things could be like, how far we could go.So, what do we do actually do with it all? I've known for a few years now that good companies often get boughtout by bigger and worse companies, or just through mistakes inplanning or hiring turn into selfish, inefficient, and shallow places.But then I saw for myself how young fresh companies with lots ofpotential get driven into the ground by profit-motivated oregotistical managers and directors up and down the chain of command.I've seen the process of increasing red tape and megalomania, wheremanagers divide the company to strengthen themselves, where managershire "cute" but clueless people, where big problems land on someone'sdesk and rot there without action, where powerplays rule the day andinsecurity is the ultimate motivator. Bad decisions are madetop-down, forced down the throats of the front-line peons who know howstupid the actions are, yet who are as powerless to change theirleaders as an abused child is powerless to swap parents with someoneelse.I've known for a few years now that new media, like TV when it firstcame out, will get seized upon by money-grubbing people and betransformed into a bottom-line-oriented, profit-motivated industry of99% crap and 1% quality content. But I saw the reality of it. TheInternet today is loaded with "Make Money" scams and offers ofpornography (the more shocking the better); one can hardly check one'sinbox without getting another piece of junkmail from yet anotherperson trying to make a quick buck from you ... where once there wereuniversities and individuals constructively sharing data and ideas,now there are companies big and small scrambling to overload yoursenses with flashy and titillating graphics so that you'll be temptedto spend money on them.And our planet and its potential? I've been quite aware for yearsthat we are abusing our planet and ourselves. But then it reallystruck me how some of the most healthful food - fish, high in healthyfat and quality protein - is becoming nigh unusable from our pollutionand over-fishing and over-development. Once-grand forests are beingreduced to strip malls, majestic animals are being driven toextinction, and the very air we breathe and water we drink are beingfilled with toxins. We are changing our own climate and don't knowhow to stop. Powerful industries have even sabotaged efforts tointroduce cleaner and more efficient energy or forms oftransportation. We're literally killing ourselves and everythingaround us - doesn't this bother anyone?And spiritually? As for how we treat each other, well, I knew thatwas pretty shabby, if not downright criminal. I knew that as a child.As an adult I now see and hear people who say that it's OK to harassothers who don't fit in with the group ... and elsewhere in the worldpeople are saturated with the next version of that philosophy, the onethat says it's OK to kill others who disagree with your point ofview.... There are wonderful storytellers of all forms of media, booksand film and music, who want to teach of hope and struggle and growth,but the masses want to see more violence, more blood, more sexinstead. I hear the despair in people's words as they look around atthe society gone wrong and can only say they can do nothing about it.And religion? The great hope of mankind? Why is it pointing fingersand damning everyone who is "different"? Why is it the first to blameand the last to listen? Why is religion on the front line of so manybloody wars?We have been given treasure, but what are we doing with it? We aresquandering it. We are wasting it! In our preoccupation withselfishness, greed, and our insatiable lust, we are turning gold intolead, pearls into powder, potential into a prison.God help us, because we have the keys to Heaven, but we insist onlocking ourselves out.2015 note:It's interesting I wrote of keys. Maybe we don't have the keys.Maybe we lost those keys. We seem incapable of not screwing up. Maybeit's Jesus who gives us the keys and the wisdom to unlock the doorsand free the prisoners! "I will place on his shoulder the key to thehouse of David; what he opens no one can shut, and what he shuts noone can open." (Isaiah 22:22) "And I hold the keys of death andHades." (Revelation 1:18) "The Spirit of the Lord is on me, becausehe has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent meto proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for theblind, to set the oppressed free...." (Luke 4:18)
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