Saturday, April 23, 2011

Make.Every.Second.Count.

Finally, eventually..I can say that Spring is over. While it's true that I was longing for it to end, now that it's over, I feel as if it flew at a ligtning speed. Interesting how time seem to flow or move ever onward past us or with us, like an unstoppable river that continue flowing past a bank on which we stand and look from. That's life. Two more months, and I am done here. First things first, I have BTN this coming Mon, and it's compulsory for me to attend it in order to fulfil my scholarship requirement before I fly. I have no idea how it will be like, but let's just hope it will be fun. I am now more than glad that I have nothing to worry about, and I can just lay down on my bed with no assignments to rush or exams to study for. At least, not now. 

By the way, I managed to watch Source Code yesterday, and I am so glad that I did. It's like one of the best movies that I have watched in a very long time. Hands-down, man. Very well-made and not to mention, refreshingly original, intelligent, and authentic. I was so into the movie right form the beginning, until the end and it kept me on the edge of my seat with its mind-boggling plot, especially the ending. It's the kind of movie that you watch once and not know what the hell is going to happen next because it’s not borrowing or using stories that you’ve already heard or read elsewhere and by the time it’s over, you’ll be wondering what the hell just happened. Sweet. Kudos to Duncan Jones and Jake Gyllenhaal for pulling an amazing performance. So, if you haven't watched it, make sure you do because it's one kickass movie. Trust me, worth watching. Best watched in big screen, don't download. Before I end this post, let me just ask you something, what would you do if you knew you only had one minute to live? 






Lily awoke in an evening dress in an outbrook look. In her hand were 5 playing cards. At some point today, you're gonna hear about a failed terrorist attack on a commuter train near Chicago. You and I kept that bomb from going off. If you're reading this e-mail, then Source Code works even better than you and Dr. Rutledge imagined. You thought you were creating 8 minutes of a past event, but you're not. You've created a whole new world. Goodwin, if I'm right, somewhere at the Source Code facility, you have a Capt. Colter Stevens waiting to send on a mission. Promise me you'll help him. And when you do, do me a favor: tell him everything is gonna be okay.
- Colter Steven (Source Code) -

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Linkin Park and Transformers 3: First Look

"We're excited to announce that our new single, “Iridescent,” will be featured in the upcoming  film, Transformers: Dark of the Moon. “Iridescent” has always been a fan-favorite when we    play live, so we're thrilled that Michael Bay decided to feature it in his third Transformers movie.  Check out a first look of Linkin Park and Transformers 3 at "Linkin Park.com "
 Mike Shinoda


Saturday, April 2, 2011

Sorry That I Loved You

Good job, ATUSA! :)) Yeay, we managed to sell all the pizzas todayyyyy. Well done to the twister team as well. Wohooooo, thank you everyoneeee!

By the way, Alex shared a link on my Facebook wall, it's actually a song called Sorry That I Loved You by.....I don't know his name! I think it's Anthony something. I tried goggling but I can't seem to figure it awt. Nevertheless, it's a really nice song to listen to. Very meaningful, and worth listening to. So yeah, check it out. :) You'll love it.

Monday, March 21, 2011

YouWillBeMissed, R.I.P

I still remember the first day of his Bio class last Spring, he was a man full of joy, laughter and smile. He made us smile too, and his classes were never boring. He perpetually helped us maximize our potential and assisted us in achieving good grade for his subject. I got an A-, thanks to him. He is indeed the best lecturer in the world. Who would have thought that he would be the one chosen by God before us? He passed away this morning, and when the news struck me, I was completely shocked. It was like a bombshell. I really thought, I mean, I was so confident that he would win his battle against Cancer, and everything will fall back into place and we would all see the happy-go-lucky side of him again. But, it didn't happen. He was so frail that he could not triumph over the horrendous disease. Life is unpredictable after all. It is short, and full of surprises, both sweet and bitter ones. I, you, we, all of us, complain every single day of our problems which can be so small but those people out there who are diagnosed with life threatening diseases and are fighting for their life has only one wish, to survive and live their life. What we are facing is nothing, NOTHING compared to what they have to face every single day. So, let us cherish the life that we have and stop mourning on simple and small hurdles that are present in our life. Just be grateful that you are alive today, and able to breathe in the air and watch the sun goes down on its horizan as the night rolls on to a new day. You live only once, so make the best out of it. Love yourself, your family, your friends, your neighbours, your enemies, strangers and everyone around you. May God bless his soul, and may he rest in peace. Thank you, sir. Thank you so much for all your knowledge, your guidance, your care, your laughters, your positive attitude that continues to inspire all of us, and your ceaseless warm smile. Thank you for being a good lecturer. I am so glad to have known an amazing person like you. Thank you for all your memories, we will never forget you. Your presence will be missed.

Friday, March 18, 2011

Christina Perri - Jar of Hearts

Haven't heard such a beautiful song like this for quite some time. Check it out.