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Hey guys. the reason i haven't been updating for about 4 days or so is because I didnt really have any mood to blog anything....
The reason for this is because of my exam results.....I didn't really try my best in second term...and well, I got crappy results.....*sigh* oh well....I guess I just have move forward and not look at whats already done....

Beware!!!!!

Good morning/afternoon/evening/riddance** to the people on Earth.....
I am here to let u noe that an unknown specimen called, "HAM" is very addictive....
Please try to endure the temptation of eating TOO MUCH HAM!!! Scientist from The Untited States Of Ham have proven that Ham is an evolving race....and it might just tie you to a tree, leaving you helpless....or ambush you in your kitchen.....or maybe even be stalking you when you are in school or taking a bath....Ham(s) exist everywhere.....in the canteen, in super markets..., in fat peoples houses and even in your socks!!!

Do not let them fool you! Outside, they may look like cheap pieces of meat that is PINK!, but they are entirely evil and have diabolical plots to extinguish the human race!!!!


Here are ways from the Ministry Of Health to prevent any diseases like, the Ham Flu, the Ham Cancer, Ham Fever, Mad Ham Disease, H1N1(1 piece of ham and 1 packet of nuts) and many other dangerous diseases related to Ham!

1. visit http://www.hamnonsense.org
2. cover yourself in mustard!( Ham's only weakness)
3. Hit your head as hard as you can with a frying pan
Thank you.

This has been a HNN ( Ham News Network ) news report.....

Relief!!!...not...=)

Ah~~! I can smell the scent of sweat and determination as everyone in class today were finishing their Physics 3 paper....'Salvation' was the first word that came into my head....
Some were still plotting the graph while others were already sleeping....The Physics paper wasn't that tough as I would have expected...anyways, I am keeping my fingers crossed that i may get a brilliant B.

In the old times, when our parents were still in high school like us....the grades were given names;

A - Admirable

B - We did our Best

C - Could have done better

D - I am gonna Die when I get back home!

E - I am really gonna be Executed by my parents!

F - Fuck!!! I Failed!!!


But, nowadays....it is elaborated in another way....

A - An A......

B - Wow! I am Brilliant

C - Cool...

D - Damn It!

E - Excellent!!!

F - Freaking Fishermen From Finland, I am Fantastic.....

Anyway...., let me get to my point......I LOVE HAM!!!!
hahaha...just kidding.=)

I just wanted to say that, IT"S OVER!!! IT'S FINALLY OVER!!! GOOD RIDDANCE TO THAT RETCHED EXAM WHICH WE ALL "STUDIED" FOR!!!!..................................
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Now, we just gotta wait for our results.......T.T

*I am dead.... X.X

One Of My B-boy Idols

Please note that this post may contain an excessive amount of intricate detail that may interest only a specific audience.


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Physicx (Real Name:Hyo Keun Kim, born on 23 July 1984 in South Korea) is a South Korean Bboy, who has countless titles that put his name as one of the best bboys in the world. He is currently a member of one of the best Korean crews called Rivers Crew and was formerly a member of the Korean all-star crew, Project Soul.

*bboy - breakdancer

Career

Physicx competed for the Red Bull BC 2005

History

Rivers Crew

After graduating from school he moved to Seoul, Korea, where he began his professional bboy career. Joining Rivers Crew, he was able to earn a great deal of respect from the Korean bboy community.

Physicx at UK B-Boy Championship 2005

The name Physicx soon swept around the world after the UK B-boy Championship, where he displayed his unimaginable and unique skills to the world for the first time and took the title as winner of the solo tournament. The world found out and discovered the hidden talent behind Physicx.

Physicx doing elbow spins

His moves were beyond unimaginable, as some of his moves had never before been seen in bboying history, such as his signature move, the "waistbreaker," or the "hollowback swing". The world was astounded to see moves such as 16 rotations of an elbow spin with only one push and spinning flags, among his other clean moves.

Ever since, many new generations of bboys and bgirls have begun to idolize him, and many other professional bboys have shown him much respect.

Competitions

Red Bull BC One Logo

Physicx has been a champion of many international-level tournaments both as a member of a crew and as an individual. His most notable crew achievements include a R-16 Korea and Bboy Unit Korea title with Rivers in 2007, and UK B-Boy Championship titles with Project Soul in 2002 , 2004 and 2005. As an individual, he won the solo title at UK B-Boy Championship in 2004. He was also selected for the 2005 Red Vull BC ONe individual tournament involving 1 on 1 battles between the top 16 bboys in the world.

Judging

Physicx with Hong 10 ( another bboy idol of mine)

Physicx has also been selected as a judge for several breakdance competitions in Korea, including B-Boy Showdown.

Dancing Style

Physicx doing his thing!!

Physicx has developed and popularized several breakdance techniques and moves, many of which are considered extremely technical and difficult. Below is a list of moves pioneered by Physicx:

Physicx doing a spinning flag

• Spinning flag/'60s: A flag freeze that spins like a 1990, but with hand twists independent of body movement allowing for slow but dynamic rotation.
• Inverse 1990 flagged/River's 1990 to elbow/forearm freeze
• Hollow 2000/flag 2000/River's 2000: A 2000 spin with the legs piked horizontally parallel to the ground. Physicx usually does one-to-two rotations average considering this is one of the hardest 2000's ever created.
• Knee spin to airflares
• Air Walk/Kicks: Throwing himself into a handstand, Physicx continuously transitions from handstand to forearm to shoulder to side freeze and back again. He does it in a random order while kicking his legs in all directions; this makes for an impressive display of strength and balance.
• Airflare 1.5/Air windmills into Darkhammers:Physicx drops into a windmill, but pushes himself up into airflare form and drops while spinning into another windmill and then transitions into darkhammers.
• Waistbreakers: From an unstabbed frog freeze, he shifts either one or both of his legs straight and beside each other to an L-back, then to a full hollowback and to the L back in the opposite direction of the first. While he is doing the 2 legged variant, he shakes his body while shifting. The 2 legged variant is always done after his transition with kicks (see above).
• Nike handhops into Hollowback swing: Starting by holding one leg and hopping on one hand, and later dropping down to a hollowback swing for an impressive yet quick move.
• Gainer into Icy-ice: Gainer, landed, then immediate dive into a shoulder or head slide. The slide is usually half spun with an ending freeze if it is his older head glide variation.

Physicx doing a hanging airbaby

• Hanging Airbaby: Physicx goes into airbaby freeze and then abruptly uses his bent leg to lift his straight leg up into the air. This freeze still has the airbaby freeze form, but without the bent leg's knee on the supporting arm's elbow. Sometimes referred to as "true" airbaby.
• Multi-bronco jumps into freeze: A combo of which Physicx jumps into a handstand then jump backwards into a backhand spring and finally jumps backwards again with a landing freeze.
• Handstand UFO: UFOs that are higher that normal and are usually done after a footwork sequence.
• Hangbaby Spin: Usually after another footwork sequence, Physicx does a hanging airbaby with legs closed that spins for a short amount of time (usually ended as a planche with legs closed).
• Dropping Airflares: Physicx goes into air flare form, but instead of jumping from one hand to the other when his back is facing the ground like normal airflares, he drops down onto his back and rolls back up into his other hand, and continues this sequence.
• Hand stand into Popping Elbow Tracks

Notable Appearances

Music Videos/Concerts

• 1999 Seoul, Korea Beat Up Commercial Main dancers
• 2001 Seoul, Korea Rush Hour 2 OST music Video dancers
• 2008 smith high school

Commercials/TV Appearances

• 2002 Beijing, China CCTV 4 Show Program, Special Guest
• 2002 Seoul, Korea Sneakers Commercial main dancers
• 2003 Beijing, China Korean recording artist Kang Ta special show case
• 2003 Seoul, Korea M-Net Hiphop the vibe opening show dancers
• 2003 Seoul, Korea Sam sung anycall cell phone commercial dancers
• 2004 Seoul, Korea Sam Sung Anycall Cell Phone Commercial Dancers
• 2004 Holland Sims MP3 commercial main dancer

Events/Judge/special Guest

• 2002 UK Bboy Championship Crew 1st
• 2002 Korean Hiphop festival Concert Special Guest
• 2003 UK B-Boy Championship Team Category, UK (2nd Place)
• 2003 UK Bboy Championship Crew 2nd
• 2004 Rennes, France Hiphop planet champion
• 2004 Beijing, China Beijing Bboy Battle Special Guest / Judge
• 2004 UK Bboy Championships Crew 1st
• 2004 Levis 3vs3 1st
• 2004 Freestyle session korea crew vs crew 2st
• 2004 UK Bboy Championships Solo 1st
• 2005 UK Bboy Championships Crew 1st
• 2005 B-boy Unit vol.7 crew vs crew 1st
• 2005 Ground Control solo 1st
• 2005 Participation at Red Bull BCOne 1vs1
• 2005 France solo battle competition 1st
• 2005 Partecipation at IBE all vs all
• 2006 Ground Control solo 1st
• 2006 Bigbang M/V
• 2006 Nike CF
• 2006 UK B-boy championship korea crew vs crew 2nd
• 2006 b-boy Challenge crew vs crew 1st
• 2006 Boty Korea crew vs crew 2nd
• 2006 Armory Cup korea crew vs crew 1st
• 2007 R-16 internetional crew vs crew 1st
• 2007 B-boy Unit vol.9 crew vs crew 1st
• 2007 Fano, Italy Born to The Floor Special Guest / Judge
• 2008 R-16 internetional crew vs crew 4th
• 2008 B-boy cyon championship crew vs crew 2nd
• 2008 KB b-boy WORLD Masters crew vs crew 1st
• 2008 B-boy championship Chuncheon
• 2008 Jeonju Bboy Grandprix crew vs crew
• 2008 Chelles Pro Battle 2vs2 2nd

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Sry guys....for not really updating my blog for sometime......
The truth is, I was kinda busy...
well, good news to my "readers", hahaha.....
I am back....so, I will be updating quite often.....
so DUN EVEN BOTHER TO READ MY BLOG!!!!!
*I mean, please read my blog...although its kinda boring*

Anyways, to everyone out there....I wanna make a shout out...
I love HAM!!!......................

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Hahaha! Just kidding....I just wanna say, good luck to everyone in life....especially to my friends and classmates......the second term exam is a killer and we all noe that.... so study smart....we oni have one more day....so try to endure it....=)

Eagle Eye Review

The synopsis for Eagle Eye looks something like this: “Jerry Shaw (Shia LaBeouf) returns home after the mysterious death of his successful twin brother. He and a single mother, Rachel Holloman (Michelle Monaghan), find out that they have been framed as terrorists, and they are threatened into becoming members of a cell tasked to assassinate a politician.” Not a bad premise for a post-summer action flick.

THE GOOD

There is a lot of backlash going on around Shia LaBeouf and for the life of me I can’t understand why. All Shia LaBeouf has done is pretty much nail each role he’s been in about as well as they could be done. Yes Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was a let down, but his character was a bad character to start with and he did as much as could be done to salvage it. In Eagle Eye, he once again pulls off the whole “average guy who gets caught up in an action situation”, and pulls it off well. He never suddenly feels like an action hero which many other actors in these rolls often fall into and he made the whole situation believable to me.

The action sequences in Eagle Eye were surprisingly KICK ASS. I expected a quasi political/techno thriller, but some of the action chases, be they on foot or in cars were truly heart pounding and executed with a lot of visual excitement. The car chases in particular were really well done with a few elements that I’ve never seen used in a car chase before.

The whole plot device of this mysterious voice on the phone (heard in all the trailers) screwing with and at the same time “helping” Shia through the movie was cool and pretty damn interesting to… up to a point, but I’ll go into that more later.

THE BAD

Some of the little devices and escapes they used in the film were a bit too much and crossed the boarder between “creative” and “ridiculous”, between “exciting” and “eye rolling”. The most unfortunate part about that is that a few of these over the top moments would happen in the middle of an otherwise cool and well done action sequence that would almost ruin it for me and pull me out of the moment.

Easily the worst part of the movie for me was the big “reveal” that happens about half way through the movie giving us the identity of the “bad guy”. It was beyond stupid and added a big squirt of sour to the flavor of the res of the movie. I almost wish that they hadn’t revealed the villain until the very end of the movie. Yes it would have ruined the end… but at least I could have blissfully gone through the rest of the flick imagining a GOOD ending until the big disappointment hit me before the credits rolled.

OVERALL

In the end, Eagle Eye turned out to be a respectable post-summer action flick with a solid performance by LaBeouf to carry it through, despite some far too over the top devices scattered throughout the film and a horribly lame bad guy. Still, had me on the edge of my seat a few times and in general I was entertained.

The Dark Knight Movie Review

Heads up: a thunderbolt is about to rip into the blanket of bland we call summer movies. The Dark Knight, director Christopher Nolan's absolute stunner of a follow-up to 2005's Batman Begins, is a potent provocation decked out as a comic-book movie. Feverish action? Check. Dazzling spectacle? Check. Devilish fun? Check. But Nolan is just warming up. There's something raw and elemental at work in this artfully imagined universe. Striking out from his Batman origin story, Nolan cuts through to a deeper dimension. Huh? Wha? How can a conflicted guy in a bat suit and a villain with a cracked, painted-on clown smile speak to the essentials of the human condition? Just hang on for a shock to the system. The Dark Knight creates a place where good and evil — expected to do battle — decide instead to get it on and dance. "I don't want to kill you," Heath Ledger's psycho Joker tells Christian Bale's stalwart Batman. "You complete me." Don't buy the tease. He means it.

The trouble is that Batman, a.k.a. playboy Bruce Wayne, has had it up to here with being the white knight. He's pissed that the public sees him as a vigilante. He'll leave the hero stuff to district attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) and stop the DA from moving in on Rachel Dawes (feisty Maggie Gyllenhaal, in for sweetie Katie Holmes), the lady love who is Batman's only hope for a normal life.

Everything gleams like sin in Gotham City (cinematographer Wally Pfister shot on location in Chicago, bringing a gritty reality to a cartoon fantasy). And the bad guys seem jazzed by their evildoing. Take the Joker, who treats a stunningly staged bank robbery like his private video game with accomplices in Joker masks, blood spurting and only one winner. Nolan shot this sequence, and three others, for the IMAX screen and with a finesse for choreographing action that rivals Michael Mann's Heat. But it's what's going on inside the Bathead that pulls us in. Bale is electrifying as a fallibly human crusader at war with his own conscience.

I can only speak superlatives of Ledger, who is mad-crazy-blazing brilliant as the Joker. Miles from Jack Nicholson's broadly funny take on the role in Tim Burton's 1989 Batman, Ledger takes the role to the shadows, where even what's comic is hardly a relief. No plastic mask for Ledger; his face is caked with moldy makeup that highlights the red scar of a grin, the grungy hair and the yellowing teeth of a hound fresh out of hell. To the clown prince of crime, a knife is preferable to a gun, the better to "savor the moment."

The deft script, by Nolan and his brother Jonathan, taking note of Bob Kane's original Batman and Frank Miller's bleak rethink, refuses to explain the Joker with pop psychology. Forget Freudian hints about a dad who carved a smile into his son's face with a razor. As the Joker says, "What doesn't kill you makes you stranger."

The Joker represents the last completed role for Ledger, who died in January at 28 before finishing work on Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. It's typical of Ledger's total commitment to films as diverse as Brokeback Mountain and I'm Not There that he does nothing out of vanity or the need to be liked. If there's a movement to get him the first posthumous Oscar since Peter Finch won for 1976's Network, sign me up. Ledger's Joker has no gray areas — he's all rampaging id. Watch him crash a party and circle Rachel, a woman torn between Bale's Bruce (she knows he's Batman) and Eckhart's DA, another lover she has to share with his civic duty. "Hello, beautiful," says the Joker, sniffing Rachel like a feral beast. He's right when he compares himself to a dog chasing a car: The chase is all. The Joker's sadism is limitless, and the masochistic delight he takes in being punched and bloodied to a pulp would shame the Marquis de Sade. "I choose chaos," says the Joker, and those words sum up what's at stake in The Dark Knight.

The Joker wants Batman to choose chaos as well. He knows humanity is what you lose while you're busy making plans to gain power. Every actor brings his A game to show the lure of the dark side. Michael Caine purrs with sarcastic wit as Bruce's butler, Alfred, who harbors a secret that could crush his boss's spirit. Morgan Freeman radiates tough wisdom as Lucius Fox, the scientist who designs those wonderful toys — wait till you get a load of the Batpod — but who finds his own standards being compromised. Gary Oldman is so skilled that he makes virtue exciting as Jim Gordon, the ultimate good cop and as such a prime target for the Joker. As Harvey tells the Caped Crusader, "You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become a villain." Eckhart earns major props for scarily and movingly portraying the DA's transformation into the dreaded Harvey Two-Face, an event sparked by the brutal murder of a major character.

No fair giving away the mysteries of The Dark Knight. It's enough to marvel at the way Nolan — a world-class filmmaker, be it Memento, Insomnia or The Prestige — brings pop escapism whisper-close to enduring art. It's enough to watch Bale chillingly render Batman as a lost warrior, evoking Al Pacino in The Godfather II in his delusion and desolation. It's enough to see Ledger conjure up the anarchy of the Sex Pistols and A Clockwork Orange as he creates a Joker for the ages. Go ahead, bitch about the movie being too long, at two and a half hours, for short attention spans (it is), too somber for the Hulk crowd (it is), too smart for its own good (it isn't). The haunting and visionary Dark Knight soars on the wings of untamed imagination. It's full of surprises you don't see coming. And just try to get it out of your dreams.