Tagged by Jane Yeoh.

You can refer to her blog at the right hand side of this webpage :)

Instructions: Remove one question from below, add in one of your own(personal), to make a total of 20. (I removed the other part, cause I don't have that many bloggers to tag unto =X)

1. At what age do you wish to be married?

25. All planned up. Business with 5 franchise. Approval from both sides of parents. Blessed marriage by God : )

2. If you were to be stranded on a deserted island, who are the 3 blog buddies you'd take and why?

a) My one and only wife, herher. She's going to be with me till death do us apart, that's why!

b) Well.... since it's entitled to only blog buddies, it would be jane for a enjoyable experience.. (or at least i hope.)

c) Chee Seng.. haha childhood friend. Someone i can trust and rely : )


3. Where is the place that you want to go the most?

Heaven.

No, seriously. Where I can rejoice with God : )


4. If you can have 1 dream come true, what would it be?

It might not be a selfless dream .. but, here goes.

I want to go back where Jesus Christ, The Son of God was walking on the surface of this earth, preaching and healing the sick, while all I want is to just witness all that.

Yet, I'm not implying that I need to see, just to believe. It's just the beauty of witnessing Him.

5. Do you believe you can survive without money?

Survival.. Haha, it depends where I'm at though.

But it shouldn't be a problem.


6. What are you afraid to lose the most?

The Presence of God departing from me. Although that won't happen, just referring to the thought of it.


7. If you win $ 1 Million, what would you do?

Lol. Alot of investment to do . .


8. If you meet someone that you love, would you confess to him/her?

What do you think? Haha, love you dear : )


9. List out 3 good points of the person who tagged you.

Wow . . This is even more difficult to answer even combining add maths, calculus and double maths all together.

Or doing break dancing, waltz and line dancing at the same time. .


Um ........................................











Okay! She should be giving me that stare by now :S

Above average look . *don't hit me pls*

Nice to chat with?

Can take my dose of sarcasm! :D


10. What requirement you wish from your other half?

She knows it! Right dear?


11. What kind of person you hate the most?

I would try to refrain from using the word "hate". . but people that I dislike the most is, people who do not make full use of their brain.

When I say that, what I was trying define was, people who refuse to utilize their brain critically and analytically.


12. If you are given the chance to go back to the past and make a difference, will you?

Nope. Not a tiny bit.

Everything that happened yesterday, made me who I am today.


13. What is your most embarrasing moment in your entire life?

Um.. what does "embarrasing" means?

Okay fine. But honestly speaking, I can't think of one right now. .


14. What do you think is the most important thing in your life?

Thing. Let's see, if the question refers to a "thing", it would be the Bible, a manual to life.


15. If there's ever a war (Or something similar) happening in your place, are you gonna move to a safer place or fight?

Depends on what cause.


16. If you have the chance, which part of your character you would like to change?

The poor habit of financing . . As in personal financing.


17. Who is the person that you can share all your problems with?

It would've been God, if they don't refer to "person".

Of course, my darling.

But if there's a secondary choice too, it would be my twin brother, Gary.


18. What's your weakest point?

Refer to Q.16.


19. What's the thing that you're most proud of?

"Thing" again... huh?

I think .. it would be my brain?


20. What is the one thing you regret most?

None.

I only learn and cherish. Living life with any regret, affects who you are today.


No taglist.. and Jane! I just discovered that your numbering has some errors. Now I can't Ctr+C and Ctr+V conveniently . .

I know the replies are rather .. monotonous or heavy, but these are my honest answers.

Hope it'll help you all to comprehend me better.

Thanks for your time.

God bless, cheers.

More than hitting the floors.

Words used in this post from the interview is not word for word.

James Brown, Funk Drumming, Capoiera, Sammy Davis Jr. Nicholas Brothers, Salsa, Native American Dance, Kung Fu Movies and Gymnastics.

Who would thought that, by throwing all of these on to a floor, would bring you - Hip Hop?

"It's my passion and the attention," expressed hip hop dancer Kelvin Ng Kaixiong, 20 this year.

He started dancing in 2002, when he was in secondary school. He had a crew but it didn't last long due to a transfer of school.

"A dream crew would be a crew where everyone can click and dance, willing to learn from mistakes and not be afraid from failures," when asked about his idea of a dream crew.

The next upcoming hit of reality show in the U.S. would be "America's best dance crew".

Kelvin brought the attention of this crew to the blog, named "Jabbawockeez".



They brought an interesting perspective into hip hop. Not only the power to amuse but also the power to entertain.

From choreographing dance moves of such a slow paced song,



into a really impressive performance, it's really worthwhile to look up into their other performances.

This video is one of their latest performance in the reality show,



adapting and infusing their style of the legendary king of pop, Michael Jackson, this 5 minutes video is a must watch.

Their synchronization brought my standards of evaluating other dance crews to another level, impressive and intriguing.

Yet, the most enjoyable part about their performances is their strong sense of humour, hitting to every beat of the song.

"YES, definitely!" an immediate reply from hip hop dancer Kelvin Ng when asked whether he would join the crew if he had the opportunity to.

Their current closest competitor is Kaba Modern.

"Compared to Kaba, Jabba's passion for dancing is seen by looking into their eyes, they definitely have my support and vote," expressed hip hop dancer Kelvin Ng.

Right now, this blogger is anticipating the next upcoming episode, don't miss it!

And also Bleach 36..

Thanks for your time.

God bless, cheers.

General Election 2008

A personal congratulations from darylization.blogspot to all 3 parties : PKR (Parti Keadilan Rakyat), DAP (Democratic Action Party) and PAS (Parti Islam SeMalaysia) for a tough fight and managed to cover 80 seats and 5 states of Malaysia.

May the parties deliver, making Malaysia a better place to live in.

Thanks for your time.

God bless, cheers.

Game on?

Words used at interviewed comments, statements and elaborations are not word for word.

In 1997, the internet café trend arrived at our shores.

“Yes, it was 1997 when the first internet café invaded into my hometown, Ipoh,” says pro gamer Wu Meng Soon, at the current age of 21 this year.

During that period, internet cafés were sprouting on a slow scale, solely meant for surfing at websites and sending e-mails. Charging at a cutthroat price of RM4 per hour, internet cafes did not appeal to the youngsters of that era.

Internet cafes were also name as cafes, simply with the reason of serving food and surfing on the internet at once. However, it was just a matter of time before realizing that the idea of dining at the computer table was not feasible.

Trend Maker

World renowned PC game, “Half-life” was created by Sierra Studios at 1998, was soon introduced to internet cafes here. A science fiction first-person shooter game, developed by Valve Software made a tremendous change in the internet café industry. Starting off with the change of the term “Internet café” into “Cyber Café”, this first person shooter game makes no room for players to dine and game simultaneously. Yet, it was until Valve Software saw the opportunity and potential of the cyber gaming industry among the cyber cafes, “Counter Strike”, a developed first person shooter game, consisting of counter terrorist battling it out with the terrorist in different maps with different objectives.

Immediately, cyber cafes sprouted like mushrooms after a rain all over Malaysia. The game was fancied and welcomed by Malaysians enormously that players keep crowding the cyber cafes all around the clock, beginning from morning until the wee hours of the day.

“We would even skip school to just have hours of fun at the Cyber Café,” claimed by many players who are students at secondary schools and colleges during the hype of the trend.

The trend did not begin with just the arrival of Half-life and Counter Strike but also with the fact that it a means of escape from the dreadful studies of students from their school life. It also allows them to dwell in another realm of challenging their egos and building their fame in the cyber gaming world.

Currently, the trend appeals to majority of players from the age 16 to 24. Students and employees in their uniforms could be seen gaming in the cyber cafes.

“Most players retire from the gaming world at the age of 22 to 24, supposedly getting serious into their studies and career life,” said pro gamer Wu Meng Soon.

Detrimental or Beneficial?

At this era of the second millennium, it is a common trend for players at cyber cafes to game until wee hours in the morning, neglecting their sleep, family time and expenses.

“When we game, we game hard,” claims pro gamer Wu Meng Soon, which also goes with the nickname of susu.

When asked whether he regretted involving himself into the trend, he expresses the priceless experiences he had while going serious into gaming.

He met various players from different backgrounds, coming all the way from Singapore.

Furthermore, his passion for gaming also motivated him to take a big step of organizing a team to compete in tournaments. The leadership experiences boost his confidence and character as well as learning to deal with players to create a strong teamwork.

He and his team has participated in nationally acknowledged tournaments in the cyber gaming industry such as WCG (World Cyber Games), operated by Korean company International Cyber Marketing, ACG (Asia Cyber Games) and WGT (World GameMaster Tournament).

Each tournament requires strict and disciplined training, to ensure victory in hand.

“If you’re going all at it, 3 weeks before the tournament arrives, a minimum of 6 hours mind drilling training is compulsory,”

“Otherwise, you don’t stand a chance to even enter semi-finals,” expressed pro gamer Wu Meng Soon.

He also describes the intense focus of forming strategies and tactics to implement in his team according to their skills and personality.

On top of that, his social skills improved due to the fact that team mates in his team has conflicts among each other, disliking certain attitude or style of playing of each other and he as a leader in the team would have to resolve those conflicts in the most ethical and professional way.

“I tried to make them speak out during discussion, but they refuse to, so I had to deal with them personally,” when asked to state the other problems involved when attempting to resolve the conflicts between the members.

Other obstacles during training such as spending family time, girl friends, working schedule and school assignments get into the way while trying to obtain maximize performance of the team’s effort in training.

“Players who wish to form a team must be prepared to face all these obstacles, but overall, it’s a worthy effort,” he said with a smile.

Game on?

Question is, how long will this cyber gaming trend last?

“The main factor behind this trend, is not the players, not the location of the cyber café, not the economy or the politic of the country but rather how well the game developers create their games,”

“If without fail, game developers identify and comprehend the gaming trend among the players, adding on to fresh and creative concepts, players will continue to flood the cyber cafes,” pro gamer Wu Meng Soon explains.

As long as this trend lasts, it brings great profit for investors into cyber cafes.

“During peak hours, average of RM2,600 which is from 5p.m. until 1a.m. is earned,” states Chow Kah Hou, an employee of Blitzone, located at Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya.

That equates a total earning of RM100,000 and above per month for Blitzone, which has 120 computers operating in the premise.

At weekends, Blitzone will be so packed with players that it spills over to other competitors nearby. It is rumored that the management intends to expand to the 2^nd floor to keep up with the response of the players.

Thanks for your time.

God bless, cheers.