Oh... my eyes

Assalamualaikum Warohmatulloh Wabarokatuhu! Hello Guys! Hello Girls! Hello Every Body! on this night i can't close my eyes... oh my eyes, why you do it? hehehe! So i go to Cafe Net to access this blog and write it. In this chance, i want to give tell you about my dream but not in the sleep, yap.. dream in my brain. I have idea to make a website which can give me revenue but my friend's computer have problem and i don't have yet the fix idea.

Chemistry practical is can make boring and very exhausted

(Final practical for my climax fun.. hehehe)

Today, in the 8th semester of my study in chemistry department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Faculty of Gadjah Mada University in Jogjakarta Indonesia I still obliged to finalize 3 practical, these are 2nd Advanced Organic Chemistry practical, 2nd Instrumental analytical Chemistry practical and the end which not lose to make bored and exhausted is 2nd physical Chemistry practical.

These practical sure very exhausted and very bored but I must.. One again must to finalize these on this semester. But Alhamdulillah this week is the end of practical weeks, but I must to finalize two reports of 2nd instrumental analytical chemistry for tomorrow before 12 AM on tomorrow, ops... These are not final yet, because I have to studying hard for responding preparation in next week, these responding are 2nd Instrumental analytical Chemistry practical responding on Sunday, and 2nd Advanced Organic Chemistry practical responding on Tuesday and also finalize this chemical practical report on same day, and on Wednesday other of finalizing report of 2nd physical chemistry practical, I have to do that last practical ( I mean last 2nd physical chemistry). So these can be say that I will feel free on next of next week or next two week.

Another these was make crazy, and damage my daily sleep and activities found at least two of other things which make me happy and fun, these are friendship and relationship, such as friendship and relationship with are Yustisia Akbar, Bayu, Zacky Alfatony, Evana, Mbak Nunung (mbak is Javanese language of big sister),Dwi Wanna, Nurul Hafitry, Novy Nurlaily and last which very special is Dwi Wanna, Hehehe! special for what? Because my friend who I mention at last very make me happy and fun on these practical and I like to say very thank to Ary Murgiantoro.. my longest time friend from Kalimantan, since 1st semester who now is one room in on kost with me. Thank You Friend! May Allah will reply more and more to you all.

REFUN (REFRESHING YOUR DAYS WITH HAVING FUN)

Stephen Chow is my idol

Stephen Chow Sing-chi
AKA: Stephen Chiau
Gender: male
Profession: actor, writer, director, producer
Born: June 22, 1962 (Hong Kong)

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Biography: Stephen Chow was born in Hong Kong in 1962 and grew up in Shanghai, along with three sisters. He developed an early fascination with martial arts star Bruce Lee and while still in school took three months of Wing Chun classes under the tutelage of Master Wong Shun-leung, one of Lee's martial brothers. Though Chow's formal martial arts training was brief, combined with continued aerobic and flex training, he has ably integrated martial arts action into many of his comic film roles, for which he is best known.

Upon completion of high school in 1982, Chow auditioned for an acting school run by TVB, a local television station in Hong Kong. He was initially rejected, but through his friend Waise Lee Chi-hung (Tricky Brains), Chow was later allowed to take night courses. He graduated in 1983 and was hired as host of a children's television program entitled Space Shuttle 430. He was not particularly fond of children, but developed an offbeat rapport with his pint-sized co-stars that was popular with audiences and led to a successful five-year run that ended in 1988. The final year saw Chow break into dramatic roles in several television series before he was approached to star in his first feature film.

In 1988, Stephen Chow was approached by Danny Lee Sau-yin who cast him in Final Justice, for which Chow won Best Supporting Actor at the 25th Annual Taiwanese Film Awards. This led to a series of mostly dramatic film and television roles. Chow's humorous side finally broke out to great acclaim with the success of All For the Winner in 1990 which parodied God of Gamblers, starring Chow Yun-fat. The success of this film led to starring roles in two sequels to God of Gamblers and the favorable status of consistently dominating the box office. The only other actor who had compared in popularity and success is Jackie Chan and added up, Chow's films surpass Jackie's in revenue. All For the Winner also established an important trend in Hong Kong's pop culture begun by Chow, known as 'Mou Lei Tau,' translated as 'nonsense' or 'meaningless talk.' In most of his subsequent films, characters would frequently exchange seemingly incomprehensible dialogue loosely akin to 'Monty Python speak' where utter absurdity is traded for laughs, though mostly by local audiences better equipped to comprehend obscure references.

Parodies would become a popular premise Chow would revisit often, most notably in Fist of Fury 1991 (1991), a parody of Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury and From Beijing with Love (1994), a parody of James Bond films. In All's Well, Ends Well (1997), Chow went all out to satirize Pretty Woman, Ghost, Once Upon a Time in China, Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and even Terminator II. Chow tapped into other popular trends including the renaissance of period martial arts films in the early '90s. Chow began to parody this genre with Justice My Foot in 1992, for which he won Best Actor of Asia Pacific Film Festival. Other films would include Royal Tramp, Royal Tramp II, The Mad Monk, Hail the Judge, and Forbidden City Cop. Though King of Beggars is regarded as one of best period film offerings from Chow, A Chinese Odyssey Part 1 and 2 where he took on the role of the Chinese literary hero, the Monkey King, were the most ambitious and uniformly entertaining.

Chow's interest in working behind the camera began to grow in the mid-'90s and led to his directorial debut with From Beijing with Love. But it was The God of Cookery two years later that could be considered the first complete Stephen Chow movie. This enjoyable comedy spoof mixing God of Gamblers with the Iron Chef saw Chow acting as writer, producer, director, and star. It was one of his most commercially successful films to date and clearly exposed Chow as a creative genius who was quickly condensing his brand of comedy into a well-defined package that even Western audiences could digest. Hollywood finally took notice of Chow with this release and there was even brief talk of Chow directing Jim Carrey in a remake.

With Hollywood having seemingly lost its interest, growing competition from foreign films, and much of Hong Kong's film industry in turmoil following the handover of 1997, Chow was beginning to worry that he might be in a rut, rehashing his previous successes. But Shaolin Soccer changed all of that. After a two-year break, Chow returned with the idea of combining kung fu action with the world's most popular sport. A new twist was the incorporation of the latest digital effects technology that made much of the film's outrageous action scenes possible. Chow struck critical and commercial gold when the film was released and hit a new box office record of over HK$60 million, thus ranking as the highest-grossing film in Hong Kong history. Not surprisingly, Hollywood took a more serious look at Chow's work and Miramax purchased rights to redistribute Shaolin Soccer abroad in 2003.

Having ridden the success of this film, Chow shelved plans for a sequel and has since begun work on another martial arts-inspired project entitled Kung Fu Hustle, with financial backing from Columbia Tristar.

- Mark Pollard

Sources: Encyclopedia of Chinese Film by Yingjin Zhang & Zhiwei Xiao (Routledge, 1998), Kung Fu Magazine (Philip Ng), Premiere.com, The Movie Madness of Stephen Chow Sing Chi, TimeAsia.com, China.org.cn, and Universe Laser & Video Co., LTD.

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Filmography (selected):

2004 ... Kung Fu Hustle ... producer, director, writer, actor
2001 ... Shaolin Soccer ... director, writer, actor
1999 ... The Tricky Master ... actor
1999 ... King of Comedy ... director, writer, actor
1998 ... The Lucky Guy ... actor
1997 ... Lawyer, Lawyer ... actor
1997 ... All's Well, End's Well ... actor
1996 ... The God of Cookery ... producer, director, writer, actor
1996 ... Forbidden City Cop ... actor
1995 ... Sixty Million Dollar Man ... actor
1995 ... Out of the Dark ... actor
1995 ... A Chinese Odyssey Part 2 - Cinderella ... actor
1995 ... A Chinese Odyssey Part 1 - Pandora's Box ... actor
1994 ... From Beijing with Love ... director, writer, actor
1994 ... Hail the Judge ... actor
1994 ... Love on Delivery ... actor
1993 ... The Mad Monk ... actor
1993 ... Fight Back to School III ... actor
1993 ... Flirting Scholar ... actor
1992 ... Fist of Fury 1991 II ... actor
1992 ... Royal Tramp II ... actor
1992 ... Royal Tramp ... actor
1992 ... Fight Back to School II ... actor
1992 ... All's Well End's Well ... actor
1992 ... King of Beggars ... actor
1992 ... Justice, My Foot! ... actor
1991 ... Legend of Dragon ... actor
1991 ... Tricky Brains ... actor
1991 ... The Top Bet ... actor
1991 ... God of Gamblers III: Back to Shanghai ... actor
1991 ... The Banquet ... actor
1991 ... Fist of Fury 1991 ... actor
1991 ... Crazy Safari ... actor
1991 ... The Magnificent Scoundrels ... actor
1991 ... Fight Back to School ... actor
1990 ... Lung Fung Restaurant ... actor
1990 ... All for the Winner ... actor
1990 ... God of Gamblers II ... actor
1990 ... When Fortune Smiles ... actor
1990 ... Love is Love ... actor
1990 ... Look Out Officer ... actor
1990 ... Unmatchable Match ... actor
1990 ... Curry and Pepper ... actor
1990 ... Triad Story ... actor
1990 ... Sleazy Dizzy ... actor
1990 ... My Hero ... actor
1989 ... Dragon Fight ... actor
1989 ... Just Heroes ... actor
1989 ... Thunder Cops II ... actor
1988 ... The Last Conflict ... actor
1988 ... Faithfully Yours ... actor
1988 ... He Who Chases After the Wind ... actor
1988 ... Final Justice ... actor