It features the band playing in a (presumably) underground venue when a dancing werewolf whose dancing is reminiscent of Michael Jackson (who died four days before the single was released) appears on stage. The music video for "Heads Will Roll" was directed by Richard Ayoade. The song is built around a vintage sounding string riff, which was sampled from a Mellotron sound card: "Roxy SFX 2" from the Mellotron M4000D Sound Card 02. The remix has over 166 million views on YouTube. Ī remix by Canadian DJ A-Trak appeared in the film Project X. The song is sung from the viewpoint of the Queen of Hearts in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The CD and 7-inch singles were released in the United Kingdom on June 29, 2009. – Rappler." Heads Will Roll" is a song by American indie rock band Yeah Yeah Yeahs, released as the second single from their third studio album, It's Blitz! (2009). He was a taekwondo champion and excelled in soccer, basketball, and chess. He also played the violin and collaborated with his sister in writing a sci-fi novel. “Oxford offered him to take a Physics course while he was still in primary school and Harvard offered their Latin and English courses as his options,” Maynard said. “He should be able to experience the same experiences that children of the same age would have and go through all the social milestones,” he added. Aside from being a young lawyer, Jozef Maynard Borja Erece is also a violinist, and played for the Waikato Youth Orchestra and Saint John’s Sacred Heart College Orchestra.- courtesy of Maynard Erece “Although many offers came from private schools in terms of academic, sporting, and music scholarships, his mother insisted that his social and interpersonal development was a priority,” Maynard said. “He taught himself to read and write and was phonetically reading his mother’s medical books at three years old,” his father said.ĭespite Jozef’s exceptional intellect, his mother insisted on giving him a normal childhood, and he was enrolled in a Catholic school in New Zealand. Jozef also spoke in complete sentences at eight months and was doing number puzzles at two years old. “Jozef mastered shape-sorting at six months old by pointing where shapes would fit into the puzzle within two hours after his mom bought him a shape sorter thinking that it would entertain him for a few months,” his father said. Sparks of genuisĪt a very young age, Jozef already showed sparks of genius. His mother, Jo-Ann Borja, finished her medical studies at the University of the Philippines (UP) and has been a general practitioner and lecturer since 1993, while his father shifted to being a criminal lawyer, prosecutor, and educator when they migrated to New Zealand. Jozef was born to parents who were both from Baguio City. Then he will head to New York for his oath-taking for the state’s bar. This June, Jozef plans to complete all the requirements for the Bar of England and Wales and graduate from Cambridge with his Master’s in Corporate Law the following month. He wants to be able to handle disputes that affect the entire country and its people.” He wants to be able to represent the Philippines and other states at the highest levels of international arbitration. He added, “His main goal is to represent nation-states in the ICJ. Ultimately, this will help him get to representing nation states in the ICJ (International Court of Justice),” Maynard said. “He also entered the Bar of England and Wales to give him the added advantage of knowing both the Commonwealth and the American Law. Maynard Victor Erece, said that the New York Bar allows him to enter the highest levels of international arbitration and dispute resolution, as the top law firms involved in this area of the law are in New York. Young lawyer Jozef Maynard Borja Erece with his parents Maynard and Josephine Anna, and sister Maynah Lorellen, a ballet dancer and writer. The court allowed Baccus to take the bar exams, and Bacchus passed, but he later lost interest in law and became a Neurobiology professor.īut unlike Baccus, Jozef remained focused on his legal career and his goal of being admitted to the Bar in New York and London.
Baccus started studying law at the University of Miami at the age of 14, finished his degree within two and a half years to graduate at 16, and had to petition the Florida Supreme Court to take his bar exams as he was below the required 18-year-old age limit.
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