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London 2012 Football Olympic Qualification - Round 2

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 08:11:00 +0000

First Leg: 29.June 2011

Second Leg: 3 July 2011

Update: OMG! LOL! FYI the Oxford English Dictionary Added New Words!

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 06:49:00 +0000

According to the OED‘s site, the newest edition of the dictionary revises more than 1,900 entries and includes a ton of new words, including LOL, OMG and FYI. These words often uses in online form, as a shortform of Laughing Out Loud, Oh My God and For Your Information.

According to the OED’s blog post - “The intention is usually to signal an informal, gossipy mode of expression, and perhaps parody the level of unreflective enthusiasm or overstatement that can sometimes appear in online discourse, while at the same time marking oneself as an ‘insider’ au fait with the forms of expression associated with the latest technology.” These three will be joined with other entries such as IMHO, TMI and BFF which also carries some meaning which can be found online or in informal discussion.

The heart sign (read: <3), however, is perhaps the most interesting addition. This update may be the first English usage to develop via the medium of T-shirts and bumper-stickers. Personally, I'm looking forward for the next edition, which hopefully can include some more of ~~internet lingo such as tl;dr, TITS OR GTFO, STFU, nufags~~ useful shortform in the language.

Update: OED added the word 'hentai' too in their latest update. Oxford's online entry for hentai is as follows;

Pronunciation: /hɛnˈtʌɪ/
noun
[mass noun]
a subgenre of the Japanese genres of manga and anime, characterized by overtly sexualized characters and sexually explicit images and plots.
Origin:
1990s: Japanese, literally 'abnormal, perverted'

This is the new Japanese/anime terms addition after otaku in 2004 and hikikomori in 2010

How to Start Right in Astronomy

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 13:45:00 +0000

This article is written by Alan MacRobert from astronomy magazine Sky & Telescope. It is well worth a read if you are thinking of getting into the hobby. This good piece on the web worth sharing with others who are interested and would like to make the first step into astronomy.

"DEAR SKY & TELESCOPE," the letter began. "I am 20 years old and new to astronomy. I have always been fascinated with the stars and universe. What would you suggest my first step be to get into the hobby, so that I might get the most enjoyment out of it?"

It's a good question, one that deserves better answers than most beginners find. Many newcomers to astronomy call us in exasperation after blundering down some wrong trail that leaves them lost and frustrated. Such experiences, widely shared, create a general public impression that astronomy is a tough hobby to get into. But this impression is altogether wrong and unnecessary.

Many other hobbies that have magazines, conventions, and vigorous club scenes have developed effective ways to welcome and orient beginners. Why can't we? For starters, novice astronomers would have more success if a few simple, well-chosen direction signs were posted for them at the beginning of the trail.

What advice would help beginners the most? Sky & Telescope editors brainstormed this question. Pooling thoughts from more than 200 years of collective experience answering the phone and mail, we came up with a number of pointers to help newcomers past the pitfalls and onto the straightest route to success.

1. Ransack your public library. Astronomy is a learning hobby. Its joys come from intellectual discovery and knowledge of the cryptic night sky. But unless you live near an especially large and active astronomy club, you have to make these discoveries, and gain this knowledge, by yourself. In other words, you need to become self-taught.

The public library is the beginner's most important astronomical tool. Maybe you found Sky & Telescope there. Comb through the astronomy shelf for beginner's guides. Look for aids to learning the stars you see in the evening sky. One of the best is the big two-page sky map that appears near the center of every month's Sky & Telescope, which the library should have. When a topic interests you, follow it up in further books.

Many people's first impulse, judging from the phone calls, is to look for someone else to handle their education -- an evening course offering, a planetarium, or some other third party. These can be stimulating and helpful. But almost never do they present what you need to know right now, and you waste an enormous amount of time commuting when you should be observing. Self-education is something you do yourself, with books, using the library.

2. Learn the sky with the naked eye. Astronomy is an outdoor nature hobby. Go into the night and learn the starry names and patterns overhead. Sky & Telescope will always have its big, round all-sky map for evening star-finding. Other books and materials will fill in the lore and mythology of the constellations the map shows, and how the stars change through the night and the seasons. Even if you go no further, the ability to look up and say "There's Arcturus!" will provide pleasure, and perhaps a sense of place in the cosmos, for the rest of your life.

3. Don't rush to buy a telescope. Many hobbies require a big cash outlay up front. But astronomy, being a learning hobby, has no such entrance fee. Conversely, paying a fee will not buy your way in.
Thinking otherwise is the most common beginner's mistake. Half the people who call for help ask, "How do I see anything with this %@&*# telescope?!" They assumed that making a big purchase was the essential first step.

It doesn't work that way. To put a telescope to rewarding use, you first need to know the constellations as seen with the naked eye, be able to find things among them with sky charts, know something of what a telescope will and will not do, and know enough about the objects you're seeking to recognize and appreciate them.

The most successful, lifelong amateur astronomers are often the ones who began with the least equipment. What they lacked in gear they had to make up for in study, sky knowledge, map use, and fine-tuning their observing eyes. These skills stood them in good stead when the gear came later.

Is there a shortcut? In recent years computerized, robotic scopes have come on the market that point at astronomical objects automatically. They represent an enormous change. No longer do you need to know the sky.

Once fully set up, a computerized scope is a lot faster than the old way of learning the sky and using a map -- assuming you know what's worth telling the computer to point at. But they're expensive, and opinions about them are divided. For beginners, at least, there's some consensus that a computerized scope can be a crutch that prevents you from learning to get around by yourself and will leave you helpless if anything goes wrong. Moreover, you miss out on the pleasures of making your own journeys through the heavens.

At star parties beneath gorgeous black, star-sprinkled skies, we have seen beginners struggling for hours with electronics when they should have been sweeping the heavens overhead. Is this just the carping of old fogeys? The jury is still out.

4. Start with binoculars. A pair of binoculars is the ideal "first telescope," for several reasons. Binoculars show you a wide field, making it easy to find your way around; a higher-power telescope magnifies only a tiny, hard-to-locate spot of sky. Binoculars give you a view that's right-side up and straight in front of you, making it easy to see where you're pointing. An astronomical telescope's view is upside down, sometimes mirror-imaged, and usually presented at right angles to the line of sight. Binoculars are also fairly inexpensive, widely available, and a breeze to carry and store.

And their performance is surprisingly respectable. Ordinary 7- to 10-power binoculars improve on the naked-eye view about as much as a good amateur telescope improves on the binoculars. In other words they get you halfway there for something like a tenth to a quarter of the price -- an excellent cost-benefit ratio.

For astronomy, the larger the front lenses are the better. High optical quality is important too. But any binocular that's already knocking around the back of your closet is enough to launch an amateur-astronomy career.

5. Get serious about maps and guidebooks. Once you have the binoculars, what do you do with them? You can have fun looking at the Moon and sweeping the star fields of the Milky Way, but that will wear thin after a while. However, if you've learned the constellations and obtained detailed sky maps, binoculars can keep you busy for a lifetime.

They'll reveal most of the 109 "M objects," the star clusters, galaxies, and nebulae cataloged by Charles Messier in the late 18th century. Binoculars will show the ever-changing positions of Jupiter's satellites and the crescent phase of Venus. On the Moon you can learn dozens of craters, plains, and mountain ranges by name. You can split scores of colorful double stars and spend years following the fadings and brightenings of variable stars. If you know what to look for.

A sailor of the seas needs top-notch charts, and so does a sailor of the stars. Fine maps bring the fascination of hunting out faint secrets in hidden sky realms. Many reference books describe what's to be hunted and the nature of the objects you find. Moreover, the skills you'll develop using maps and reference books with binoculars are exactly the skills you'll need to put a telescope to good use.

6. Find other amateurs. Self-education is fine as far as it goes, but there's nothing like sharing an interest with others. There are more than 400 astronomy clubs in North America alone; see the directory on Sky & Telescope's Web site. Call the clubs near you. Maybe you'll get invited to monthly meetings or nighttime star parties and make a lot of new friends. Clubs range from tiny to huge, from moribund to vital. But none would have published a phone number unless they hoped you would call.

Computer networks offer another way to contact other amateurs. CompuServe, America Online, and the Internet all have active astronomy areas. These present a constant flow of interesting news and chatter by amateurs who are quick to offer help, opinions, and advice.

7. When it's time for a telescope, plunge in deep. Eventually you'll know you're ready. You'll have spent hours poring over books and ad brochures. You'll know the different kinds of telescopes, what you can expect of them, and what you'll do with the one you pick.

This is no time to scrimp on quality; shun the flimsy, semi-toy "department store" scopes that may have caught your eye. The telescope you want has two essentials. One is a solid, steady, smoothly working mount. The other is high-quality optics -- "diffraction-limited" or better. You may also want large aperture (size), but don't forget portability and convenience. The telescope shouldn't be so heavy that you can't tote it outdoors, set it up, and take it down reasonably easily. The old saying is true: "The best telescope for you is the one you'll use the most.

Can't afford it? Save up until you can. Another year of using binoculars while building a savings account will be time you'll never regret. It's foolish to blow half-accumulated telescope money on something second rate that will disappoint. Or consider building the scope yourself, an activity that many clubs support.

8. Lose your ego. Astronomy teaches patience and humility -- and you'd better be prepared to learn them. There's nothing you can do about the clouds blocking your view, the extreme distance and faintness of the objects you desire most, or the timing of the long-anticipated event for which you got all set up one minute late. The universe will not bend to your wishes; you must take it on its own terms.

Most of the objects within reach of any telescope, no matter how large or small it is, are barely within its reach. Most of the time you'll be hunting for things that appear very dim, small, or both. If flashy visuals are what you're after, go watch TV.

"Worthiness" is the term entering the amateur language for the humble perseverance that brings the rewards in this hobby. The term was coined by Ken Fulton, author of The Light-Hearted Astronomer (1984) -- a book describing the hobby as a jungle full of snares, quicksand, and wild beasts that only those with the spiritual skills of a martial artist can traverse unmauled. It's really not that bad -- but there are definitely times when a Zen calmness will help you through.

9. Relax and have fun. Part of losing your ego is not getting upset at your telescope because it's less than perfect. Perfection doesn't exist, no matter what you paid. Don't be compulsive about things like cleaning lenses and mirrors or the organization of your observing notebook.

And don't feel compelled to do "useful work" right away. Ultimately, the most rewarding branches of amateur astronomy involve scientific data collecting -- venturing into the nightly wilderness to bring home a few bits of data that will advance humanity's knowledge of the universe in some tiny but real way. Such a project often marks the transformation from "beginner" to "advanced amateur," from casual sightseer to cosmic fanatic. But it only works for some people, and only when they're good and ready.

Amateur astronomy should be calming and fun. If you find yourself getting wound up over your eyepiece's aberrations or Pluto's invisibility, take a deep breath and remember that you're doing this because you enjoy it. Take it only as fast or as slow, as intense or as easy, as is right for you.

Alan MacRobert is an associate editor of Sky & Telescope magazine and an avid backyard astronomer.

Well you certainly have your own way to start, why don't you share with us?

Free sources that you might interested:

Skymap
Stellarium
more to add

Longest Video on Youtube

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 16:15:00 +0000

Click read more... to view

Title: ORIGAMI BOX DESTROY
Duration: 478:48:05 (Approx. 20 days)
Uploader: ahmon123

Tell me if you watch this video 20 days non-stop, and I shall carve your name on my blog for a week.

'Sakit hati' boleh lapor pada SKMM

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 03:55:00 +0000

Penulis blog Mohd Nur Hanief Abdul Jalil mendakwa beliau disiasat tiga jam oleh Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia Malaysia (SKMM) kerana ada yang "sakit hati" tentang kandungan blognya.

"Mereka (SKMM) kata ada orang yang laporkan saya sebab 'sakit hati'.

"Kalau orang ada sakit hati tentang gambar atau kandungan blog mereka kata boleh laporkan pada SKMM untuk disiasat," kata Hanief.

Dalam soal-siasat pagi jam 10 pagi tadi di ibu pejabat SKMM di Cyberjaya, Hanief hadir berseorangan kerana peguamnya N Surendran tidak dapat hadir.

Katanya, walaupun bapanya dibenarkan hadir sama tetapi beliau memilih menjalani sesi itu berseorangan.

SKMM menolak permohonan Surendran supaya siasatan itu ditunda ke masa lain supaya beliau dapat turut serta.

Hanief, 27, bagaimanapun berpendapat cara SKMM menangani kes itu seperti mahu menakut-nakutkan penulis blog. - mkini

Mampus kalau ada orang tak puas hati dengan blog gua. Masuk lokap la nampaknya gua nanti.

Supermoon Rising Tonight

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 18:39:00 +0000

In astrology, a supermoon is a full or new moon that coincides with a close approach by the Moon to the Earth. The Moon's distance varies each month between approximately 354,000 km (220,000 mi) and 410,000 km (254,000 mi) due to its elliptical orbit around Earth, says Wikipedia. In other words, supermoon is the phenomenon when the moon is in its position closest to the earth and this phenomenon occured once for almost 20 years.

The last supermoon, or its official name perigee moon, occured on March 1993. Perigee moons are also known to cause higher tides but nothing to worry about, there are not known natural disaster causes by the moon. For best view, take a look at the moon when the moon is near the horizon at the early evening. “That is, it turns out, a distance of rare beauty,” wrote NASA scientiest Tony Philips.

19 March 2011 is the day when you can see again the beauty of celestial object around the sky. Of course, supermoon is waiting for you tonight. Keep your windows open and feels the awesomeness and perfection of this nature.

"The moon looks upon many night flowers; the night flowers see but one moon." ~Jean Ingelow

Mengapa Tenaga Nuklear Bagus Digunakan

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 04:56:00 +0000

Kebanyakan rakyat Malaysia memandang negatif tentang perkara ini terutamanya apabila mendengar desas-desus bahawa kerajaan kita mahu membina loji nuklear dan seumpamanya jadi saya mengambil kesempatan ini untuk menulis entri dalam Bahasa Malaysia. Sikap rakyat Malaysia yang terlalu sensitif membawa kepada kemunduran negara. Pergi saja ke papan-papan forum dan jaringan komuniti, apabila seseorang atau satu pihak berkata tentang pembinaan loji nuklear dan perkara yang berkaitan dengannya, pasti ada komen-komen yang memandang rendah perkara ini. Mari lihat contoh yang saya jumpa di satu jaringan komuniti terkenal 'Facebook'.

Anda lihat sendiri betapa mudahnya rakyat Malaysia menilai kepentingan tenaga nuklear di Malaysia. Pemikiran seperti inilah yang menyebabkan kita takut untuk mengambil langkah walaupun setapak kehadapan.

Mengapa Tenaga Nuklear Bagus Digunakan?

Secara umumnya, manusia memerlukan sumber tenaga untuk hidup. Kita memerlukan tenaga untuk cahaya, haba, kenderaan dan seumpamanya. Pada masa sekarang, tenaga yang paling banyak digunakan ialah apa yang dikenali sebagai gas asli atau fossil fuel yang kita bakar untuk mendapatkan tenaga. Malangnya, penggunaan fossil fuel ini membawa kepada pencemaran dan pemanasan global.

Oleh itu kita perlu bertindak bijak menukar tabiat kita dengan menukar sumber tenaga kepada sesuatu yang kurang merosakkan alam sekitar. Ada juga yang mencadangkan kita menggunapakai sumber tenaga seperti solar dan angin tetapi sumber itu terlalu mahal, tidak konsisten dan menggunakan ruang yang besar untuk dibina. Tiada yang sempurna, tetapi kita perlu bijak membuat keputusan dengan akal dan bukan perasaan.

Tenaga nuklear mungkin merupakan satu idea yang tidak ideal tetapi terbaik yang wujud di muka bumi ini. Tenaga nuklear selalunya dipandang rendah sebagai membawa kepada kemusnahan jangka panjang tetapi kemalangan melibatkan letupan janakuasa tenaga nuklear berlaku hanya beberapa kali, dan kita boleh mengklasifikasikannya sebagai kes terpencil. Bahkan, apabila kita menggunakan tenaga ini dengan baik, tenaga nuklear boleh menjadi tenaga yang sangat bagus dan tidak menyebabkan pencemaran udara.

Mari kita lihat mengapa secara umumnya tenaga nuklear dikatakan bagus digunakan berbanding tenaga lain.

Tenaga nuklear sangat bersih dibandingkan dengan tenaga lain.
Tenaga nuklear boleh dihasilkan dengan selamat dan semakin selamat.
Tenaga nuklear boleh dihasilkan dengan murah. Kos pembinaannya menelan belanja yang sangat tinggi, tetapi sangat menjimatkan dalam jangka masa panjang berbanding gas asli.
Ia juga merupakan cara terbaik untuk menyimpan tenaga radioaktif yang dihasilkan.
Ia juga dikatakan lebih konsisten daripada sumber tenaga seperti matahari dan angin.
Tenaga nuklear juga lebih mesra alam.

Mungkin para pembaca sekalian mahu membaca sumber yang lebih menarik dan spesifik lagi berkenaan dengan sumber tenaga nuklear ini. Rajin-rajinkanlah mencari artikel yang berkaitan seperti ini, ini, ini, ini, ini dan ini. Setiap perkara di dunia ini mempunyai kelebihan dan keburukan, cuma apa yang diperlukan ialah keberanian dan tekad.

Some persons are very decisive when it comes to avoiding decisions.  

~Brendan Francis

Random Tricks: How to Hide Files Inside JPEG Images

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:01:00 +0000

Most of you have private files and often keep thinking a way of hiding it from people who using up your computer. Here is one of the fun way to hide it. You can hide inside JPEG images instead of encrypting folder or changes the attributes of the files. Click on the pictures to enlarge.

1. Create a folder on your hard drive i.e. C:\hide and put all the files you want to hide and a JPEG image.

2. Now select the files you want to hide and compress them into .rar or any type of compression files.

3. Now you see a jpeg image, files, and a compressed file.

4. Click on Start, open run and type cmd and press Enter. Type in CD \ to get into the root directory. Then type in CD and the directory name that you created, i.e CD hide

5. Now type in the following line: copy /b mikoto.jpg + hide.rar mikoto.jpg and press Enter. See the response below:

Now you have done. To open the files, you have two way. You can either change the extension of jpg image to .rar or right click and choose Open With and then scroll down to WinRAR. That's it, hidden files inside your image.

Yes, people can click the image directly and they will stumbled upon innocent picture instead of hidden files.

It is a great way because not many people know it's actually possible and no one even thinks about a picture as having to the ability to “hide” files. Enjoy.

Lee Chong Wei Grabs Two Consecutive All-England Title

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 03:09:00 +0000

Malaysian's Lee Chong Wei grabs his two consecutive All-England title after beating his nemesis Lin Dan in a straight set 21-17, 21-17, crushing the ace of China from becoming the first shuttler in nearly 40 years to win the oldest badminton title for the fifth time. Lee Chong Wei, despite becoming the world first-ranked player, has only won 8 from 23 matches with Lin Dan since 2004. "I played safe today, I didn't go for the points at all," Lee said. "But I was mentally strong this time."

Results (All finals)

Men
Singles: Lee Chong Wei (Mas) bt Lin Dan (China) 21-17, 21-17
Doubles: Mathias Boe-Carsten Mogensen (Den) bt Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong (Mas) 15-21, 21-18, 21-18

Women
Singles: Wang Shixian (China) bt Eriko Hirose (Japan) 24-22, 21-19
Doubles: Yu Yang-Wang Xiaoli (China) bt Mizuki Fujii-Reika Kakiiwa 21-2, 21-9

Mixed doubles: Xu Chen-Ma Jin (China) bt Sudket Prapakamol-Saralee Thoungthongkam (Thai) 21-13, 21-9

Rekod Tanpa Kalah Kelantan Lebur

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 04:24:00 +0000

Rekod tanpa kalah pasukan Kelantan lebur apabila tewas kepada Pahang hasil jaringan R Surendran dan Mohd Faizol Hussein pada Liga Super yang berlangsung di Stadium Darul Makmur, Kuantan malam tadi.

Dua gol yang tercipta pada penghujung separuh masa yang kedua itu membolehkan pasukan kendalian Dollah Salleh memungut tiga mata dihadapan penyokong sendiri. Kedua-dua pasukan beraksi dengan baik dan menghiburkan pada separuh masa pertama.

Dua kad kuning dilayangkan kepada kedua pasukan, menjadikannya empat kad kuning dilayangkan sepanjang perlawanan oleh pengadil Lismotia Mohem Mohd Tisa pada separuh masa pertama.

Pahang hampir meletakkan pasukannya di depan, namun rembatan Famirul Asraf Sayuti sedikit tersasar pada minit ke 13 sebelum R Surendran menebus kembali kekecewaan apabila meletakkan Pahang satu gol di hadapan hasil hantaran lintang Azamuddin Mohd Akil dari sebelah kanan pintu gol Kelantan.

Tiga minit separuh masa kedua bersambung, S Chanturu hampir menyamakan kedudukan namun hampa apabila gol dibatalkan kerana berada dalam posisi ofsaid. Peluang-peluang terbaik gagal disudahkan oleh kedua belah pihak sehingga saat-saat akhir apabila Mohd Faizol Hussin menambah gol seterusnya menghancurkan impian Kelantan untuk mengekalkan rekod tanpa kalah musim ini. Tahniah Pahang atas kemenangan ke atas The Red Warriors.

P/S: Sejuta kali lebih hebat dari kekalahan dan kegagalan rekod tanpa kalah Manchester United kepada Wolves 2-0.

8.9 Earthquake struck Japan triggering a Tsunami Alert

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 17:43:00 +0000

An 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck the east coast of Japan early morning on 11 March 2011. This earthquake, probably one of the 5 biggest earthquakes in thousand years, triggered a tsunami that sweeping all cars, houses and killing hundreds. Click on the pictures below to enlarge.

Images source: http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2011/03/massive_earthquake_hits_japan.html

Latest Wikipedia official page (prior 10:47A.M. GMT+8) states that more than 637 has been found dead, and more than 10,000 are currently missing (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Sendai_earthquake). An aftershock happens to infect some of the East Asian countries and Hawaii, followed by volcano eruption in Indonesia after 8.9 magnitude quake in Japan.

Current disaster: 東北地方太平洋沖地震 -- Tōhoku Chihō Taiheiyō-oki Jishin -- Tōhoku region Pacific Ocean offshore earthquake -- Magnitude 8.9 to 9.1

Kumikyoku Nico Nico Douga - Original Song version

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 07:30:00 +0000

I just spent my free time (3 to 5 AM can be considered free time if I can't sleep lol) to make this tribute video. Enjoy.

Oh btw for who doesn't know what is Kumikyoku Nico Nico Douga feels free to watch this original song first

International Saimoe League Phase I, Day 4 - Total Domination for K-ON!

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 06:14:00 +0000

I kinda sad when ISML voters doesn't give chances for new characters to arise, well at least Kanade exceeds the most voted against K-ON chara and some old characters like Shana and Nagato Yuki are still dominating but hell, K-ON moe explodes more than others, when all the characters from those overrated anime doing a really 'good job' despite of having lots of challengers from lots of new anime series. Take a look at this table for example

This is what we call domination, after Mio won last year's Tiara (right) and suddenly she dominating again, and the score table (left) is the prove until Day 4 of Phase 1 session. Seriously, I lol'd at most voters who consider their characters based on the popularity of overrated moe but not using their so-called otaku brain. Call me kids, and I can just lol-ing at your face for having a nice overrated anime and characters,.

P/S: You should know there will be K-ON! Movie and K-ON! University session soon. And they doing this all for money, back to 90s pure anime series where you got pure excitement and original plots.

Puddi Puddi

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 16:21:00 +0000

Part of 4chan /b/ troll collection. I'm not responsible for any accident or troll after this entry is posted.

In this entry I'll show you delicious pudding for your desert after dinner with your family. This huge giant pudding is called Giga Pudding and a Kit from Takara Tommy to prepare giant puddings easy, it’s sold in toy instead of food stores in Japan.

Q: In what way should I serve it? Is there some product instruction on how to serve Giga Pudding?
A: Of course, there are instruction of how to serve it. Not really hard though, you can try this at home.

Q: Some videos please
A: Here is it

Q: Now I believe this pudding is really delicious. Where in the earth should I go to buy it?
A: http://en.item.rakuten.com/keitaistrap/198-354635/

Q: One last question, why you showed us all this?
A: Because /b/ love it!

u mad?

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 03:01:00 +0000

Recently there are some useless war between 4chan and Tumblr fags. They are supposed to fight each other by taking down both site by DDoS, which is done by using the well-known tools like LOIC. This attack is nothing but Internet memes 'copyright claim' by 4chan, known as bunch of Anon newfags on /b/ who accuse Tumblr stealing their rights and make it as Tumblr's.

Now now, Tumblr doing it right too;

So what is the result? Thanks to TechCrunch, here is the result you want;

http://techcrunch.com/2010/11/14/tumblr-4chan-war

I found some good post about why 4chan fail to attack Tumblr. Read it

Recap of last night so the dipshits can learn how to raid from those that started it.

You’re all idiots. Sit the fuck down and read why.

1: Getting docs on people who are known as fuck is easy. Herp derp where does Bill Gates live? Oh, right.

2: DDoS’ing a website without a controlled botnet is futile. You will not take the site down for any worthy length of time and you will not cause any real damage.

3: Years ago before you 12 year olds hopped on REAL DDoS attacks were done by REAL hackers. Not a bunch of skiddies with LOIC thinking they’re actually doing something. Blocking LOIC is childs play. Not to mention the amount of bandwidth you faggots equate to is not shit.

4: When war was declared it was brought. A dump of emails, passwords and private information from large sites would be obtained and then subsequently posted for all to see. THAT is what people feared. This bullshit spam only makes the brainless Christians cry “THE WORLD IS ENDING.”

5: You are not part of Anonymous. You’re a bunch of faggots who dawn a mask and call yourself Anon when you’re really a bunch of children playing computer.

Go outside and play on the swings.

http://predictable-much.tumblr.com/post/1577278778/some-explanation-on-why-the-4chan-newfags-ddos-attack

Oh and before I forgot, I found this in my e-mail inbox

"Anon (@4chanHackAttack) is now following your tweets (@slaveration) on Twitter."

Pretty much heh, what do you expect from following my twitter?

4chan is no joke, they even attack RIAA and RCAA before, and even YouTube. But surely you fags, doesn't want an unwanted attention right? Yep, go get a life before you fail, don't blame me and then LOIC'd my blog or hacking my account. Stay calm on /b/ with your /b/ro if you still can't get rid of 4chan madness. I'm not a Tumblr fag but I hate of everything what you have done. See this, you even attack site with some stupid unacceptable reason.

In January 2010, members of the site attacked YouTube again in response to the suspension of YouTube user lukeywes1234 for failing to meet the minimum age requirement of thirteen. The videos uploaded by the user had apparently become popular with 4chan members, who subsequently became angered after the account was suspended and called for a new wave of pornographic videos to be uploaded to YouTube on January 6, 2010.

u mad, 4chan?

Fair Play, no?

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 10:28:00 +0000

CHINA

STATISTICS

MALAYSIA

Shots

Shots On Goal

Fouls

Corner Kicks

Free Kicks

Penalty Kicks

Offsides

Own Goals

78%

Ball Possession

22%

Last night was one of the awesome match for football I've seen so far since Asian Games 2010 started. Looking at the statistics, China seems played the way better than us, They possess ball almost 80% on the field, while Malaysia seems incapable to create a chance and getting fouls. How the hell Malaysia losing to China by 3 scores versus 0? Okay let us see this full statistics.

CHINA	STATISTICS	MALAYSIA
9	Shots	1
3	Shots On Goal	0
1	Fouls	13
10	Corner Kicks	2
10	Free Kicks	1
1	Penalty Kicks	0
1	Offsides	0
0	Own Goals	0
0	Cautions (Yellow Cards)	7
0	Expulsions (2nd Yellow)	2
0	Expulsions (Red Cards)	1
78%	Ball Possession	22%
36	Actual Playing Time	10

"So what? I can't see anything that affect the game so much?" Okay this explains everything.


Awesome color there, tell me if thou can't see this and I gonna smack on your head.

Those three red cards really explain why Malaysia lose to China. Ironically, its like 1 red leads to 1 defeating goal. So much for this so-called Aussie referee Ben Williams for taking this game as 'fair' as possible. Now let us see some good quality video to cheers for this card feast.

First red card after booking two yellow cards. Yes yes it's normal for having a red card right?

"So you aren't satisfied with one red card? Here sir, your second."

Ref you should GTFO really

So pathetic that China can't score even a single goal in the first half with this crushing advantage. Now what, u mad? Belok kiri, pergi mati dude. Malaysia will meet Iran and for China, prepare thou referee to deal with a certain South Korea. So long, fair play.

Komiya Mao - Tsundere no Uta

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 10:08:00 +0000

Old song is old, but I'm glad to share it anyway. Thanks to VulpineNinja for the link though. I decide to edit the video since I have some free time. Thanks to people who provided sources on YouTube which is really useful for me to re-edit this video. No tl;dr talk, here is the video.

Original MP3 files here

Lyrics

Komiya Mao - Tsundere no Uta

Romaji version

doki doki nante shinai mon
fuiuchi wa nigate dakedo ne
soto demo kissu to ka saretara mou
okaeshi wa oufuku binta
hashitte kimi kara toozakaru no wa
tada no terekakushi da yo
sokontoko wakatte kurenakya
naichau zo

kirai kirai sawaranaide
makka ni nacchau kara
torokeru you na kotoba
mimimoto de iwanaide

suki suki kimi no koto ga
sekai de ichiban dakara
soba ni iru dake de watashi
haato ga yurechau

furu-furu furuutsu mitai ni amaku setsunaku

"ittoku kedo betsu ni anta no tame ni utatteru wake janain dakara ne!
sonna niyaniya shinaide yo! kimochi warui wa ne!
a-atashi utaitakute utatterun janai no! shou ga nai deshou!
suki to ka, sekai de ichiban to ka... sonna no wa... sonna no wa..."

kirai kirai sawaranaide
makka ni nacchau kara
torokeru you na kotoba
mimimoto de iwanaide

suki suki kimi no koto ga
sekai de ichiban dakara
soba ni iru dake de watashi
haato ga yurechau

uzuite tamaranai mune
sawatte tashikamete miru?
tokeru you na amai kissu
otona ni naritai no

hitotsuzutsu kaidan nobotasete
ohimesama dakko de ne?

.
.

"itsumade kiitenno!"

"... arigatou"

English translation

My heart's not fluttering or anything
You just caught me by suprise
If you were to give me a kiss out of here, I'd
Well I'd have to give you a slap in return
Running to get away from you
Is just hiding my embarrassment
If you can't realize something that simple
I'm going to cry

I hate you, I hate you, don't touch me!
Because if you do I'll turn all red
Don't go whispering
Sweet nothings into my ear

I love you, I love you, you are
The most important person in the world to me
Just by being by my side, my
heart quivers

Furu-furu like a fruit. both sweer and sour

"I'll say it so you get it, but it's not like I'm singing for your sake or anything
Stop grinning like that! It's disgusting!
I-I'm just singing because I felt like it, all right! I couldn't help it!
The stuff about love, or most important in the world... All that stuff... All that stuff..."

I hate you, I hate you, don't touch me!
Because if you do I'll turn all red
Don't go whispering
Sweet nothings into my ear

I love you, I love you, you are
The most important person in the world to me
Just by being by my side, my
heart quivers

My chest can't calm it's throbbing
Do you want to touch it to check?
With an enchanting, sweet kiss
I want to become an adult

Climbing up the stairs one by one
Carry your little princess, okay?

.
.

"How long do you plan to keep listening!"

"... thank you"

* Furu-furu is equal to "doki-doki" which is trembling and also happens to coincide with "furuutsu" for "fruit".

Edit using Windows Media Player sure lame because I'm not expert and not into AMV yet. :P

Please comment after you watch so that I know whether you like it or not.

Asian Games 2010 - Football : Match 2 - Malaysia vs Japan

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 01:43:00 +0000

So today's match is between inconsistently world ranking Malaysia and 4 times FIFA World Cup appearance Japan.

	Malaysia	Japan
	Formation: 4-3-3	Formation: 4-5-1
Total
Wins	1	1
Draws	0	0
Losses	0	0
Clean sheets	0	1
Avg. goals per match	2	3
Avg. goals conceded per match	1	0
Biggest victory	Kyrgyzstan vs. Malaysia 1-2	China PR vs. Japan 0-3
Biggest defeat	Kyrgyzstan vs. Malaysia 1-2	China PR vs. Japan 0-3
Average age squad	27.16	27.10
Average time first goal scored	27.00	11.00
Average time first goal conceded	37.00
Failed to score	0	0

Malaysia has 10 players injured during Asian Games but still have its best players to gamble during this match and seems Japan have more opportunities to create possession towards Malaysia. The match is planned to begin this evening and kick-off at 16:00 GMT+8. Result will be updated regularly.

Update

Full time result: Malaysia 0 - 2 Japan
* Kensuke Nagai 26'
* Yamaguchi Hotaru 64'

MALAYSIA	STATISTICS	JAPAN
3	Shots	18
2	Shots On Goal	8
8	Fouls	10
3	Corner Kicks	7
0	Free Kicks	0
0	Penalty Kicks	0
1	Offsides	2
0	Own Goals	0
1	Cautions (Yellow Cards)	0
0	Expulsions (2nd Yellow)	0
0	Expulsions (Red Cards)	0
42%	Ball Possession	58%
24	Actual Playing Time	33

Copyright Strike? Indeed.

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 06:22:00 +0000

Well I just opened my youtube account single minutes ago and received this not-so-shocked notice, but what make it different from before is two videos receive one notice at the same time, making total of 6 videos removed from two accounts.

click to enlarge

Good job youtube, one more copyright video and my account will be terminated for the second time. But don't worry, I'll create another account just for you.

My first account is here http://www.youtube.com/user/slaveration

Nice huh? Okay another cases is, twitter who acting retarded at this moment.

So much for this so-called microblog. I gonna make some great dinner out from this whale leftover.

Hello World

noreply@blogger.com (ZerOne01) — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 05:35:00 +0000

In this first post, I won't troll. I won't joke. I won't give you some serious talk. I won't give facts. I won't tell some sport results. I won't review. I won't recommend. I won't introduce. I won't tell you about myself. I won't mad. Indeed, I won't story anything.