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21 Maret 2014 Selamat Hari Ulang Tahun Pemerintah Kabupaten Kapuas

21 Maret 2014 Selamat Hari Ulang Tahun Pemerintah Kabupaten Kapuas ke-63 dan Hari Jadi Kota Kuala Kapuas ke-208

Semoga dari tahun ke tahun Kota AIR ini menjadi semakin baik...

Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji'un..

Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji'un... smoga amal ibadah beliau diterima ALLAH Subahanahu Wa Ta'ala, dilapangkan kuburnya, dan mendapatkan tempat terbaik disisi ALLAH Subahanahu Wa Ta'ala. n klrga yg ditinggalkn diberi kekuatan, ketabahan & kesabaran...aamiin...Semua milik Allah SWT dan akan kembali padaNya…Tetap bersabar ya nak...bp disini mendoakan di hari yang Mulia ini hari Jumat 21 Maret 2014 ...jadilah anak yg sholehah yg berbakti kepada orang tua..

“Jika seseorang meninggal dunia, maka terputuslah amalannya kecuali tiga perkara (yaitu): sedekah jariyah, ilmu yang dimanfaatkan, atau do’a anak yang sholeh” (HR. Muslim no. 1631)
semua yang kita miliki adalah titipan dari Allah Subahanahu Wa Ta'ala.

The Grandmaster

The Grandmaster is a 2013 Hong Kong-Chinese martial arts drama film based on the life story of the Wing Chun grandmaster Ip Man.^[1][4] The film was directed and written by Wong Kar-wai and starred Tony Leung as Ip Man. It was released on 8 January 2013 in China. It was the opening film at the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival in February 2013
The film was selected as part of the 2013 Hong Kong International Film Festival

Plot

The film chronicles the life of the Wing Chun grandmaster Ip Man from the 1930s in Foshan, his flight to Hong Kong after the Second Sino-Japanese War, and the events leading to his death.

The movie begins with Ip Man reflecting on martial arts, and then cuts to a scene of a fight under the rain between Ip and a dozen combatants. Ip Man wins, and experiences flashbacks of his life, from his early training at the age of seven to his induction into martial arts by his master Chan Wah-shun, and his marriage to his wife Cheung Wing-sing.
Ip Man's peaceful existence is threatened by the arrival of Gong Yutian, a martial arts master from northern China, who announces that he has already retired and has appointed Ma San as his heir in the North. He then concedes that the South should have its own heir. A flurry of discussions and fights erupt as various masters attempt to challenge Gong, but they are all barred by Ma San. As the Southern masters are deliberating on a representative, Gong Yutian's daughter Gong Er arrives and she tries to convince her father not to continue the fight, as she feels they are all unworthy. Meanwhile, the Southern masters decide on Ip Man to represent them, and Ip proceeds to be tested by three Southern masters before he challenges Gong Yutian. However, the "fight" between Ip and Gong turns out to be actually an exchange of philosophical ideas. Gong declares Ip the winner and returns to northern China. However, Gong Er sets out to regain her family's honour by challenging Ip Man, and they agree that if anything breaks, Ip loses. "Kung Fu is about precision", so whoever breaks a piece of furniture during the fight will be the loser. An intense fight breaks out between Ip Man and Gong Er, which concludes with victory for Gong because Ip broke a step at the very end. Ip and Gong then part on friendly terms, with Ip saying he wants a rematch.
Ip Man and Gong Er keep in contact after parting ways by exchanging letters, and Ip intends to bring his family with him to northern China, but his plans are disrupted by the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War in 1938. During the war, Ip Man and his family descend into poverty and he loses his two daughters due to starvation. In the meantime, in northern China, Ma San becomes a hanjian and ends up killing Gong Yutian. When Gong Er returns, she confronts her elders for forsaking her father but they tell her that her father's final wish was for her to be happy and not to seek vengeance. Gong Er refuses to accept that, and she vows to never teach, marry or have children her entire life, in order to choose the path of vengeance.
Ip Man moves to Hong Kong in the hope of starting a career as a martial arts teacher, but ends up facing all sorts of challenges because there were also numerous other martial arts masters. He defeats them soundly and earns a reputation. He meets Gong Er again on Chinese New Year's Eve 1950 and asks her for a contest one more time while implying that she should start rebuilding her martial art school. But Gong Er refuses, stating that many martial arts disappeared in the course of history; and that hers would not be the only one. A flashback 10 years earlier shows a confrontation between Gong Er and Ma San at a train station on Chinese New Year's Eve 1940, and Gong defeats Ma after a brutal and intense fight. However, Gong herself is heavily injured and loses her desire to use martial art.
The film then fast-forwards to 1952, when Ip Man and Gong Er meet each other for the last time. Gong confesses to Ip that she has had romantic feelings for him right from the beginning. She dies shortly after. Ip explains in a voice over that in the fight with Ma San, Gong was injured so badly she turned to opium for the pain and this was her downfall. The final scenes offer a visual montage as Ip Man's school flourishes, including a statement that Ip made Wing Chun popular worldwide and his most famous student was Bruce Lee. Off screen, it is stated that Ip Man died in 1972.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grandmaster

Wonderful Radio

Wonderful Radio (Hangul: 원더풀 라디오; RR: Wondeopul Radio, also known as Love On-Air) is a 2012 South Korean romantic comedy film, starring Lee Min-jung and Lee Jung-jin. It is about a has-been pop star who is now a radio DJ struggling to boost listener ratings. It was released in theaters on January 5, 2012 by distributor Showbox/Mediaplex, and ran for 120 minutes.

Plot
Shin Jin-ah (Lee Min-jung), a onetime lead singer of popular girl group Purple, works as the DJ of the radio show "Wonderful Radio" on SBS station Power FM while also trying to restart her career as a solo singer-composer under her goofy manager Cha Dae-geun (Lee Kwang-soo). However, the ratings have been dropping, so when the show's producer leaves to have a baby, station manager Im (Kim Byung-ok) assigns the ambitious Lee Jae-hyeok (Lee Jung-jin) to her job with a brief to bring in some fresh ideas. Jae-hyeok is appalled by Jin-ah's casual, diva-ish work attitude and the two don't hit it off. When he challenges her to come up with a new segment for the show, she finally gets an idea from her restaurateur mother (Kim Hae-sook) in which members of the public come into the studio and sing a song to their loved ones. She calls the segment "The Song I Sing to You". The initial broadcast, involving a serving soldier, goes disastrously, but subsequent attempts, involving a brattish schoolgirl (Jo Jung-eun) and a taxi driver (Jung Man-shik), are a big success. Jin-ah and Jae-hyeok start to bond. However, In-seok (Kim Jung-tae), the manager of TV drama actress Yoon Mi-ra (Seo Young) and a major supplier of talent to the radio station, is plotting to bring Jin-ah down and replace her with Mi-ra, who still hates Jin-ah for leaving Purple at the height of its fame and causing the group's break-up

Cast

• Lee Min-jung - Shin Jin-ah
• Lee Jung-jin - Lee Jae-hyeok
• Lee Kwang-soo - Cha Dae-geun, Jin-ah's manager
• Kim Hae-sook - Mrs. Lee, Jin-ah's mother
• Kim Jung-tae - In-seok, head of Mi-ra's agency
• Kim Byung-ok - Director Im, Power FM station manager
• Han Yeo-woon - Ji In-yeong
• Seo Young - Yoon Mi-ra
• Jeong Yu-mi - Nan-seol, show scriptwriter
• Jung Man-shik - Ji-hyeong, taxi driver
• Jo Jung-eun - Yoon Da-hee, schoolgirl
• Kim Tae-won - Music bar owner (cameo)
• Lee Seung-hwan - Dream Factory owner (cameo)
• Dal Shabet - Cobi Girls (cameo)
• Cul Two - guys in the elevator (cameo)
• Jung Yup - (cameo)
• Kim Jong-kook - taxi passenger (cameo)
• Gary - taxi passenger (cameo)

Production
The director of Wonderful Radio is Kwon Chil-in, who previously directed Singles (2003), Hellcats (2008) and Loveholic (2010). The film’s script was written by Lee Jae-ik, producer of SBS Power FM’s "Cultwo Show," who incorporated his own experiences in the movie, thereby giving viewers a realistic glimpse at the behind-the-scenes workings of a radio program

Soundtrack

The instrumental score was composed by Jung Soo-min and Hwang Seong-je. Along with various K-pop artists, the film's lead actors Lee Min-jung and Lee Jung-jin also contributed tracks.

1. Wonderful Radio (Inst.) - Jung Soo-min
2. Again - Lee Min-jung
3. 참쓰다 "Write the truth" - Lee Min-jung
4. You're My Angel - Lee Min-jung, Seo Young, Ahn Mi-na
5. Get Out Boy - Cobi Girls (Dal Shabet)
6. That's When I Feel Love - Seo Mi-rae
7. Black Star - Yoo Keun-ho
8. Stay - Kim Kyu-won
9. Blind By Love - Kim Ho-yeon
10. 사랑의 시작은 고백에서부터 "Love begins with a confession" - Lee Jung-jin
11. The Moment (Inst.) - Hwang Seong-je
12. 위로 "Comfort" (Inst.) - Hwang Seong-je
13. 지각 "Late" - Hwang Seong-je
14. 4% (Inst.) - Hwang Seong-je
15. 글래머 인영 "Glamorous In-yeong" (Inst.)
16. Reminiscence (Inst.) - Jung Soo-min
17. 계절이 바뀌며... "Changing seasons" (Inst.) - Hwang Seong-je
18. 아직도 기다려요 "Still wating" (Inst.) - Jung Soo-min
19. 1부 Opening (Inst.) - Hwang Seong-je
20. Ending Signal (Inst.) - Hwang Seong-je
21. 전화통화 "Phone call" (Inst.) - Jung Soo-min
22. 마지막 콘서트 "Last concert" (Inst.) - Hwang Seong-je
23. 로비에서 "In the lobby" (Inst.) - Hwang Seong-je, Lee Seung-hwan, Jung Soo-min
24. Namaste (Inst.) - Jung Soo-min
25. 그대에게 부르는 노래 "The song I sing to you" (Inst.) - Jung Soo-min
26. 미라라... "Mirara" (Inst.) - Jung Soo-min
27. 2부 Opening (Inst.) - Jung Soo-min
28. 뚬바뚬바 메들리 "Ttumba Ttumba medley" - Kim Kyu-won
29. Island - Lee Do-woo

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonderful_Radio

    References

1. ^ "Box office by Country: Wonderful Radio". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
2. Jump up ^ Elley, Derek (5 March 2012). "Love On-Air". Film Business Asia. Retrieved 2012-11-18.
3. Jump up ^ "Wonderful Radio (2011)". The Chosun Ilbo. 6 January 2012. Retrieved 2012-04-24.
4. Jump up ^ "Wonderful Radio". KBS World. Retrieved 2012-06-24.
5. Jump up ^ "2011.12.30 Now Playing". Korea JoongAng Daily. 30 December 2011. Retrieved 2012-11-18.
6. Jump up ^ Lee, Hyo-won (12 August 2011). "Director aims to ’de-deify’ Lee Min-jung". The Korea Times. Retrieved 2012-11-18.
7. Jump up ^ Lee, Jin-ho (21 December 2011). "Does Lee Min Jung Want To Be a Singer?". enewsWorld. Retrieved 2012-11-18.
8. Jump up ^ "Lee Min-jung Expands Her Acting Repertoire with Wonderful Radio". The Chosun Ilbo. 31 December 2011. Retrieved 2012-04-24.
9. Jump up ^ Lee, Jin-ho (14 December 2011). "Interview: The Goddess Lee Min Jung". enewsWorld. Retrieved 2012-11-18.
10. Jump up ^ "Wonderful Radio Attracts Over 1 Million Viewers". The Chosun Ilbo. 14 February 2012. Retrieved 2012-04-24.
11. Jump up ^ "South Korea Box Office: January 6–8, 2012". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved 2012-04-24.
12. Jump up ^ "South Korea Box Office: January 20–22, 2012". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved 2012-04-24.

External links

• Official website (Korean)
• Wonderful Radio at the Internet Movie Database
• Wonderful Radio at HanCinema

Ukuran cetak photo

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