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Service in every product must have had a flower whose name service, for what..? To make it more beautiful and enhance the services you offer and give to consumers as a form of promise and should be run in accordance with what has been promised that, if you do not, then you will not service business will run smoothly.

The unusual flowers you can find in the garden or something, today I want to discuss about the Flower of Service. Sounds familiar to you all guys?

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Showing posts with label Movies and Artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movies and Artists. Show all posts

Just the way you are

Thursday, February 24, 2011 47 comments
Have you ever heard that song that I meant? The "Just The Way You Are" was presented and popularized by a great man, Bruno Mars. It is indeed very striking for me. Hell yeah, it reminds me a lot of things.. Love especially. The stuff that I think is very absurd. Need a new perspective if you have to talk about this one.

This song was first heard in one of my favorite radio station and I hear it in my friend's car just did not know what the song title and artist name, until one day, there was a friend I like to tell that there is a song that he gave to me because he thought this song is very fit to describe about myself.. lol.

One morning when we're talking through the phone and at the same time.. the existing radio in living room that usually accompany his sleep time, suddenly said, "This such song, listen to it!". I replied, "Where is that..?? Ok, ok.." Right then, I say, "so.. please sent the link to me.. Or you can mail me so I can download this song." What an attitude :p :(

Three days later, he asked, "D'ya already downloaded the songs..??" I simply replied, not yet. I had no time to open the mail because there are so many tasks for heaven's sake and so many other things. He was totally angry because on the same day when I asked him for this song by mailing me, he was immediately carried it out quickly and had to postpone for the moment his main job that day only to give me the downloaded link of  JUST THE WAY YOU ARE for me... lol..

Don't get mad buddy :)

"The Roommate" slips into box office top spot

Friday, February 18, 2011 1 comments
The low-budget and widely panned horror flick "The Roommate" opened at the top of the North American box office during a sluggish weekend, industry estimates showed Sunday.

The psychological thriller starring Leighton Meester as a deranged college freshman obsessed with her roommate Minka Kelly grossed $15.6 million in its three days, despite receiving poor reviews. Survey aggregator Rotten Tomatoes said only nine percent of critics gave the film a thumbs-up.

Box office earnings were dented this weekend by the hugely popular Super Bowl American football championship game, due to take place later Sunday. "Sanctum," which also got trashed by critics -- came in a distant second. The 3-D underwater cave adventure produced by James Cameron of "Avatar" fame secured $9.2 million in ticket receipts.

Dropping into third was "No Strings Attached," a romantic romp starring Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher. The Ivan Reitman film about casual sex between friends took in $8.4 million. British historical drama "The King`s Speech" jumped up one notch to fourth after drawing 12 nominations from the Oscars race. It has earned $84.1 million so far in 11 weeks of showing.

Action movie "The Green Hornet" got fifth with $6.1 million, pulling ahead of Anthony Hopkins exorcism thriller "The Rite." The horror inspired by 1970s classic "The Exorcist" captured $5.6 million. Dropping to seventh with $5.4 million was "The Mechanic," while the Western "True Grit" came in eighth with $4.8 million.

Oscar-winning brothers Joel and Ethan Coen`s remake features Jeff Bridges in the John Wayne role as a drunken, hard-nosed US marshal. The film has earned $155 million in seven weeks. Vince Vaughn`s relationship comedy "The Dilemma," in its fourth week in theaters, slipped from seventh to ninth with $3.4 million.

Rounding out the top 10 was "Black Swan," a gritty ballet-themed thriller starring Natalie Portman which earned $3.4 million, for a 10-week total of $95.9 million. The film was nominated for five Oscars, including best picture and best performance by an actress for Portman.

Lindsay Lohan to be Charged With Necklace Theft

Monday, February 14, 2011 4 comments
Actress Lindsay Lohan will be charged with stealing a $2500 gold necklace from a Los Angeles jewelry store, Los Angeles prosecutors said on Tuesday.Reuters Life

If convicted, Lohan (24) could be sent to prison just as she is struggling to end more than three years of court appearances, failed drug tests and brief spells in jail stemming from a 2007 drunk driving conviction.

Lohan is expected to appear in court and be charged on Wednesday with one count of felony grand theft after allegedly walking out of the store in January without paying for the necklace, the Los Angeles District Attorney`s office said.

The theft charge comes just over a month after Lohan was released from a court-ordered three-month stay in rehab. Lohan's lawyer said on Saturday that the "Mean Girls" actress "vehemently denies" the allegations and would fight them in court. Friends have said Lohan believed the necklace was on loan. It has been returned to police.

The actress is still on probation for the 2007 driving offense and was warned by a Beverly Hills judge in October that she could face six months in jail if she slipped up again.

Australia on Screen 2011 being held in Jakarta

Sunday, February 6, 2011 0 comments
Celebrated Indonesian actress and producer Christine Hakim and Australian Ambassador to Indonesia Greg Moriarty launched the latest Australian Embassy Film Festival Australia on Screen 2011 in Jakarta on Wednesday.

A media release from Australian Embassy on its official website said Moriarty was delighted they were able to celebrate Australia Day with the launch of such an exciting line-up of Australian films, demonstrating Australia`s cultural and artistic innovation and talent.

"It is a great honor to also acknowledge Christine Hakim being recently awarded the APSA 2010 FIAPF Award for Outstanding Achievement in Film at the recent Asia Pacific Screen Awards Ceremony in Australia. The award was a fitting reminder of the exceptional work and progress she has achieved over the years in Indonesian film," Moriarty said.

Held at Blitzmegaplex, Grand Indonesia from January 26-28, 2011, the Festival features award-winning Australian films that present film reflecting the country`s unique blend of established Indigenous traditions and new influences. Opening with the internationally acclaimed Bran Nue Dae, loosely based on the musical with the same name and directed by prominent Australian director Rachel Perkins and producers Robyn Kershaw and Graeme Isaac, the star studded cast includes among others, renowned singer Jessica Mauboy, Academy Award winner Geoffrey Rush and Indigenous Australian actor Rocky McKenzie.

Robyn Kershaw and Rocky McKenzie have both been hosted by the Australian Embassy and the West Australian Government to come to Indonesia to promote Bran Nue Dae and the film festival. During their visit they will participate in a number of workshops with Indonesian film professionals and film students and be exposed to Indonesia`s rich cultural heritage and how different cultures are reflected through film.

The festival will also feature the films Jindabyne, Radiance, Lantana, Mary and Max, Looking for Alibrandi and Ned Kelly. Australia on Screen 2011 is sponsored by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in cooperation with the Australia International Cultural Council and Screen Australia with support from the Government of Western Australia.

Leading "Spider-man" actress quits show

Wednesday, January 5, 2011 5 comments
Leading In the latest disappointment for the ambitious Broadway production of Spider-Man, one of the lead actresses who suffered a concussion during its first preview performance is quitting the show.

Natalie Mendoza, who plays the villainess Arachne and is the second lead female role after Spider-Man's girlfriend, has been working out an exit agreement for the past several days, The New York Times reported on Tuesday. A spokesman for the production did not return an e-mail seeking comment.

Mendoza was one of four actors who was so far been injured in the $65 million production that features hi-tech stunts and flying sequences. The actress, who is a major presence in several of the show's songs, written by U2's Bono and The Edge, was struck on the head by a rope offstage during its Nov. 28 preview.

She returned for a performance but then took several weeks off. Then, last week, she posted a Twitter message when a leading stuntman on the show was injured after he plunged from a high platform, saying "a light in my heart went dim tonight."

The stuntman is recovering in hospital after breaking ribs and fracturing vertebrae, causing Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark to suspend several shows over safety concerns. The production is still in previews, allowing producers to warn the audience it is not seeing a finished product. Its current official opening is scheduled for Feb. 7.