Sesekali aku berasa marah
Bila rakan buatku susah
Tapi akan adakah sebuah penyudah?
Aku tak suka berasa marah
Kerana ianya bukan penyudah
Malah buatku rasa semakin parah
Kadangkala aku beralah
Untuk mengelak menjadi parah
Tapi dapat tiada diendah
Maka kini aku hanya pasrah
Biarlah nasib penentu arah
Tiada kumahu parah amarah...
KAMI BERJANJI UNTUK:
*Mana satu aku ek? hoho...Walaupun ramai juga yang sesat dan tersekat dalam trafik, itu tidak melemahkan semangat aku dan kru utk meneruskan sessi casting.
dari 13 orang yang shortlisted dan sememangnya terpilih untuk projek kolektif video pendek aku, hanya 7 yang hadir dan mereka yang hadir sememangnya bagus.
Sessi berakhir dengan satu kepuasan dari pihak aku, kerana aku telah ada bakat bakat untuk aku ketengah dalam bahasa filem aku.
Insyaallah, dalam beberapa hari ini, aku akan letakkkan headshot pelakon berbakat untuk “Sarah Marah”
Terima Kasih kepada yang hadir.
Yuzray:- Bakal jadi Boron Mustar, ketua Mafia Malaysia. Dah dapat skrip, tunggu 16hb ni jam 10 pagi untuk shoot scene aku!
* Updates, click HERE to go to http://rozinorazali.com/v8/?p=584
Bruce Lee - a familiar name especially to martial arts genre lover. One of my idol in martial arts world, and the founder of Jeet Kune Do or JKD. I am currently following the series of "The Bruce Lee Story" airing from Monday to Friday, 8.30pm on 8TV (Malaysia). Among many stories about his life, his martial art and his involvement in showbiz, what amazed me more is the mysterious story of his death. So, to those who are still wondering how and why this martial art icon pass away so young at the age of 32, I would like to share this article with you:On the afternoon of 10th May 1973, Bruce Lee's body began to show signs of breakdown. He was dubbing some sound to the final take of Enter the Dragon at the Golden Harvest studios. The room was small, hot and without air conditioning. Bruce Lee, already in a state of exhaustion, made a visit to the bathroom and shortly after returning, he collapsed in a fit of vomiting and convulsions.
Bruce Lee was rushed to hospital and his wife, Linda, was immediately summoned to his bedside. A leading neurosurgeon, Dr Peter Woo, declared that he believed something was wrong with Bruce Lee's brain, but he wasn't sure what. Fearing that Bruce was near death, the doctor administered the drug Manitol to reduce any swelling in Bruce Lee's brain and preparations were made for surgery if this did not work. It did. Lee began to regain consciousness almost immediately. He could see and make signs of recognition, but he could not talk and it took several days for him to regain his speech.
A week later Bruce Lee was flown to Los Angeles for a complete brain and body examination. No abnormalities were found and it was suggested that Bruce Lee's collapse on May 10th was brought on by cerebral edema- an excess of fluid surrounding the brain. Although the cause of this incident could not be discerned, Bruce Lee was prescribed Dilantin- a drug which calms brain activity. The collapse left Bruce Lee shaken, but it did nothing to diminish his work rate. Indeed, he began to work even harder. Some observers have stated that it seemed as though somehow, Bruce Lee knew he was having a race against time.
The premier of Enter the Dragon was set for 10th August 1973 in Hong Kong. Bruce Lee spent the intervening time working on another film, The Game of Death. He also made plans to move back to America with his family. One day, Bruce Lee suddenly turned to Linda and said, "I'm not sure how long I can keep this up".
On 20th July 1973 Bruce Lee was at his Kowloon house discussing the script of The Game of Death with Raymond Chow. Afterwards, they drove over to the flat of Taiwanese actress, Betty Ting-Pei, who was to have a major female role in the film. Raymond Chow went home to dress for a dinner he was having that night with Bruce Lee and 007 actor George Lazenby. Chow had hoped that they could persuade Lazenby to co-star alongside Bruce in The Game of Death. Bruce Lee, meanwhile, still at Ting-Pei's flat had began to develop a headache. Ting Pei gave Bruce a tablet of Equagesic- a strong asprin based tablet prescribed to her by her doctor. At around 7:30 Bruce Lee went and lay down in a bedroom.
At 9 o'clock Raymond Chow telephoned the flat to find out why Bruce Lee had not turned up at the Restaurant. Betty Tai-Ping said she could not wake Bruce Lee. Raymond rushed to Betty's flat and found Bruce Lee in an unrousably deep sleep. A doctor was called, arrived almost immediately and spent ten minutes trying to revive Bruce Lee. By 10 o'clock an ambulance had arrived and Bruce Lee was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Raymond Chow telephoned Linda and told her to go there straight away. When Bruce Lee arrived at the hospital, doctors rushed him into intensive care and began massaging his heart. This was quickly followed by an injection of stimulatory drugs directly into the heart as well as electric shocks. It was no use. Bruce Lee was already dead. He was just thirty-two years old.
There were two funeral ceremonies. The first was in Hong Kong, where there was a traditional Buddhist service. Outside the Kowloon funeral parlour a croud of 25,000 fans wept. The second ceremony was a more private affair, held in Seatle where Bruce and Linda had met and where Bruce Lee had perhaps been at his happiest.
Bruce Lee's body was buried in the city's Lake View Cemetery. He was laid to rest wearing the traditional Chinese outfit he had worn in Enter the Dragon. The final tribute was spoken by James Coburn, "Farewell brother. It has been an honour to share this space in time with you. As a friend and as a teacher, you have brought my physical, spiritual and psychological selves together. Thank you." Bruce Lee's tombstone was simply inscribed, "Bruce Lee. Nov. 27, 1940 - July 20, 1973. Founder of Jeet Kune Do."
Almost inevitably, the untimely death of Bruce Lee was followed by wild speculation and outrageous rumours. Some claimed that the Triads had murdered Bruce Lee. Others claimed that Bruce Lee had been killed by jealous film rivals. Some claimed that Bruce Lee had been killed in a fight. There were even rumours of a drugs overdose! After a lengthy coroner's inquest in Hong Kong. A panel of medical experts eventually concluded that Bruce Lee had died from a hypersensitive reaction to a compound in the drug Equagesic. This hypersensitivity led to a swelling of the brain and resulted in Bruce Lee entering a deep sleep from which he never awoke. The coroner declared himself satisfied with the finding, and so did Linda Lee.
A few days after Bruce Lee's body had been laid to rest Enter the Dragon had its premiere in Hollywood. The film was an instant hit in the USA and soon took the rest of the world by storm. The worldwide theatrical gross for Enter the Dragon currently stands at over two hundred million dollars! Considering that the cost of making the film was relatively small, this makes Enter the Dragon one of the most profitable films of all time and certainly the most successful martial arts film of all time. Perhaps more importantly however, it helped to make Bruce Lee a legendary, semi-mythical hero who is admired and respected by many millions of people across the world.
Sources
http://www.bruceleecentral.com/bruceleebiography8.php
Jon E. Lewis, 1996. "They Died Too Young". Bristol, Parragon.
John R Little, Linda Lee, 1996. "The Warrior Within: The Philosophies of Bruce Lee". Chicago, Contemporary Books.
Bruce Thomas, 1994. Bruce Lee: Fighting Spirit a Biography, California, Frog, Ltd.
Special thanks also go out to the fans and friends of Bruce who have kindly offered their own contributions.
Kerajaan cuba berkempen untuk menjadikan pertanian sebagai sumber pendapatan dan perniagaan. Namun yang menjadi masalah, kebanyakan pengangguran berlaku kepada warga kota. Kalau yang ada kampung dan tanah sendiri takpe juga, bagaimana jika takde? Nak cucuk tanam kat mana? Bumbung apartment?
Cuba tengok gambar di atas. Bukti bahawa pertanian boleh dijalankan dalam peti ais juga. Harga bawang mahal kan sekarang? Hehe..jadi, tanamlah apa yang bole ditanam di mana jua. Jika pintu bilik air anda diperbuat dari kayu, boleh usahakan tanaman cendawan tepi pintu!
Sekadar gurauan, tapi perlu difikirkan. Tanaman akan tetap mendapat pasaran, kerana selagi hidup kita perlu makan, tak begitu?
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Smokey? No goody!
I confess. I am a smoker. Though not a chain or heavy smoker, but still I DO smoke. And that pic shows my ciggie and ashie (cigarette & ashtray, that's what I call them). Despite all the 'tak nak' campaign, tax & price increase etc. people still smoke (including me). Why?
There are various and numerous reasons why people still smoke (or start smoking), and the list could take all the bandwith of this page. IT IS DAMN HARD TO QUIT, SO DON'T EVEN START if you haven't. Remember, DON'T EVEN START!
I started to smoke when I was reaching the legal age to smoke in Malaysia - 18 years old. Though I never smoke when I was in my boarding school like most of my friends did, but once I reached the legal age, I smoked like a pro, never choked even for the first time, with no one taught me how or influenced me to do so. An act I regret, but no point of regretting, right?
The message of this post is clear and simple. DON'T START SMOKING. No good to your health, to other people's health, and especially no good for your pocket health (and I juz wonder why am I smoking while typing this post). Am I 'born to be a smoker'? Nobody in my immedite family smokes (except for some uncles). Quit? I tried several times but failed.
Why most employers do allow their employee to smoke (at designated area of course)? Record shows that if smokers being held from getting their nicotine supply, the performance and productivity would be affected. It's proven, and nothing even a Prime Minister can do to stop it.
And why, if the government is really serious to curb the smoking habit, allows cigarette to be sold everywhere? (Beer and booze is even worse, but still...?) Of course, the industry provides tax and income that if it is put to a stop, the country could go bankrupt! That serious huh?
So, don't say smokers are useless. Without the smokers, there's no money to the country. The non-smokers will suffer too. I dare the government, if they are really serious and concern about the matter, to stop the buying and selling of cigarettes. Would they?
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