• Your major personality type = Builder
• Your minor personality type = Explorer

I have not idea why this few day my mood so down, even Alcohol also can't cheer up my mood. What should I do??

Yesterday received a call from my Snoopy College regarding them can't process my Diploma Certificate to me, because I still pending Two (2) subjects... My God I attend the classes as they provided and sit for the exam, after four year only told me that I still not complete the course, What the Fxxx they talking about? Some more I have already collected my Degree Certificate, if not because I have paid full amount on the fees, for sure I will not spend my time to argue with them…The more funny parts are within the two subjects have one is call Bahasa Malay... When I sit for my Foundation courses I already attend for this subject, if not how the college will issues the Foundation Cert. for me.... Please give me some good services and prove that I have not regretted for chooses this college!!

This morning when I a wake from bed I saw some one is sleep under my bed. Guess who is this? Still have who willing sleep on our Princess Bed? My Sister is back... When I finish prepare and ready to work, I saw a lot of thing in the living room and I ask mum it-zit she moving back, but mum didn't say anything. I always have a lot of argument with her since don't start from when until now. But I really so happy to see her move back home, the feeling to sleep alone in the room is so Lonely and Cool. As usual I can't put all my Happiness on my face still have to maintain as cool as normal, even I be good for her, she will say something to hurt me as well, so better keep a gap between both of us. "WELCOME BACK SIS".

Every parents also hope they own son or daughter have good and bright future, my parent have this dream & hope as well, yesterday my mum told me “Ling, is time  for you go out side to see the world, and choose the way you like.” Honestly to every one, my parents is very sporty and open minded even though they don't mind we have baby before marry, when I was 16th year old already told me “Ling, you have to follow people go Disco or Pub have a look around, at least you know what is going on in your side.” it-zit my parent don't like me, if not why always ask me go out some more give money for me to this type of place. Finally, I get the conclusion is my parents hope and they believe that, I can control myself and choose within Good or Bad for my own life, since young they have been train me be independent. The first day I when for my secondary school, Father had told me "Ling, Don't be the head of Gangster in School, if any happen you have to solve it by yourself, Pap will not go police station to safe you out.” You can imaging how pressure is my life, but lucky is nothing is happen during my Six (6) year secondary school life until I completed my SPM.

Sorry I go too far back to my mum speak, she hear someone say "Don't keep your daughter beside to you, have to know when is the time to let her out and find her own life" both of them having a meeting, at last the conclusion from both is one ask me go Singapore other one ask me go Canada or Indonesia. Where should I go?? From here I feel more pressure even my parent not push me to any where yet, but in Malaysia company I also can’t work till the boss come to tell me “Jessie, you can do it or well done” not even a single of goods words from the boss mouth, how you want me go oversea to work, Dad & Mum you know how pressure am I now? I really lost all my motivation in work, maybe you all can say I think too much, but this the feel I have now.

Who can give me some guide, which way should I choose or go?

~* Jessie Daily Report 2008 *~

如果說射手座的男人常有些「唐吉訶德」傾向的話，那麼射手座的女人就很容易有「南丁格爾」情結。射手座的女人經常會愛上一個家人都反對、朋友們也不贊同的對象。因為熱情又有正義感的她總會覺得——如果我都不了解、不支持他，他還能相信誰呢！射手座的女子往往對世界充滿了好奇、缺乏戒心。尤其是在她們年紀尚輕的時侯。她滿心真誠的尋找著心靈契合的伴侶。結果經常是衝動的跳入愛河之後，才發現原來只是一條臭水溝。

還好射手座的女孩通常都有著天真樂觀的個性。愛情的挫折不會輕易的將她擊倒。把眼淚擦乾，她很快又有了再試一次的勇氣。不過，江山易改本性難移，失敗的教訓並不容易把她訓練得世故一些。因此，失戀的故事可能得反覆上演，直到有一天，那個真的懂得珍惜她的男人出現。

因此，或許你曾經聽過射手座的女子遊戲愛情、逃避婚姻的傳聞。這實在是大男人主義歪曲事實的說法。射手座女子的觀念、行為，或許並不那麼傳統、守舊。但是，對於感情，她們的確是非常誠懇的。

如果你想要成為她的情人，你必須先成為她的好朋友，彼此要有許多相同的樂趣和看法。她的愛情往往是從友誼中滋生的。有時侯連她自己也很難分清楚其中的差異。她的個性通常很獨立，不是那種事事都願意被你安排的女孩。她非常追求自由，不喜歡別人給她太多的束縳。但這絕不表示她放蕩不拘。射手座是個具有貴族氣息的星座。射手座的女孩通常自律性很高，崇尚人類高尚的情操，她相信人人生來平等、自由，人與人之間應相互信賴、尊重。因此，她不喜歡任何人給她訂下什麼規矩。當然她也絕對會給你應有的尊重和自由。

射手座女子通常並不是長輩們心目中「標準媳婦兒」的典型。你很難教一個射手座的女子信服「天下無不是的父母」，或是「孝就是順」之類的道理。她當然認為對長輩應要尊重、要敬愛。但絕不能迂腐到一昧服從的地步。不論是什麼人，都得要講道理，是非黑白總得弄清楚，不能合情合理的事，射手座的女子恕難從命。你不要寄望她因為愛你，就必須要無條件的接受你所有的親戚。有時侯表面上的親暱對她來說都很困難。射手座的女子幾乎都無法忍受「偽善」及「虛情假意」。她可不是個好演員，如果她不喜歡你，他肯定會讓你看出來。對於有些射手座的女子來說，這根本是她應盡的義務。

因此，如果你是個大男人主義的男人。射手座女子可能不太適合你。同時，你恐怕也會受不了她心直口快的毛病。她可能是個遠近知名的直腸子，經常可以在大庭廣眾問一些讓你下不了台的問題。也許她是個比較內向含蓄的射手座，當她聽到你們說了一些她無法贊同的話，她會板下面孔表示抗議。你最好記得，當你帶著一個率直的射手座女孩應酬時，最好不要說一些太不接近事實的話。如果你硬要誇獎老闆那個掛著兩條鼻涕、又哭又鬧的小孩可愛的話，她搞不好會跟你說：「你馬屁拍得太過分了吧！」要不然她可能白你一眼掉頭就走，拒絕與你這麼虛偽的人為伍。請不要用一種世故的眼去苛責她，你應該懂得珍惜這難能可貴的率直天真。

至於有些人說射手座的女孩有拒絕婚姻的傾向。其實，那只是她對失去的恐懼。如果你真的能夠讓她了解，你絕不會是一個像舍監一樣的男人；你更不會無理的要求她接受你們家所有的親戚。我相信她是不會拒絕你的。其實，她內心迫切渴望找到一個能夠了解她、信賴她、珍惜她的伴侶，與她共度此生。射手座的女子是非常忠實的。而且，她也會這樣的信賴你。因此，如果你讓她發現了你對她的不忠，將造成她極大的傷心和憤怒。

其實，射手座的女子真的很需要你好好的疼愛她。因為，往往她受到傷害的機會很大。她的天真直率，使她很容易相信人。而她的直言無諱又很容易得罪人。所以，她總是會在自己也不明究理的情況下吃些暗虧。而愛她的方式並不需要小心呵護，時時叮嚀，她最需要的是你的尊重、了解和鼓勵，對於樂觀、獨立的射手座女子來說，這就足以支持她繼續用光明天真的人生觀與現實世故的社會戰鬥了。

多數的射手座女子在婚後仍然會選擇作個職業婦女。你該了解，一個追求自由的人，當然會希望擁有經濟上的獨立。而且，射手座女子於生活品質的要求，通常也挺有貴族氣的。很少會是那種精打細算、省吃減用的家庭主婦。至於家中瑣碎的事，憑良心說，她並不十分熱衷，但是她會懂得善盡自己的本份，通常她都能做個手腳俐落的太太，只要你不要擺出一副理所當然的大男人姿態。

星期假日的時侯，記得帶她出去吃頓飯，呼吸一下自由新鮮的空氣，暫時擺脫一下婚姻生活的模式。她會永遠心甘情願的，做你聰明可愛，卻有點粗心大意的妻子。而且她既不會疑神疑鬼，也不會限制你的自由。比起很多男人來，你真是幸運多了。

Quite sometime I have not updated my blog here, since I had accident at LDP till now I still can't cheer up my Life, the scare feeling still around my side, every time pass by the place I will used other way to cross the Afraid Place.

When I had accident, I only stand there keep smiling, when the tol-guy call me let them tol my car, I keep saying “Wait for my Boss”, I holding two phones keep calling all my friend but at last not one is turn up, only my Manager and Mr. Leong even though they can’t help me more but at least I can feel some one is beside me. After the accident, I still act like nothing and go for movie the whole night I can’t sleep... But I know if I tell other all will not believe.

The accident make me change a lot, maybe not people can see but at least I know what I WANT in my life. It will not easy to achieve but I use my life time to get what I WANT and it is without any HOPE & PLAN. Maybe it not a good idea, but this is the only thing I make myself more valuable in this world. I always believe “Believe Yourself, You can Do It”...

Few months later I will go to celebrate my 24^th Birthday, since the age keep increasing as my hobby also keep changing. Now a day I like to stay alone, example window shopping, have a meal (Breakfast, Lunch, High Tea, Dinner, Supper) & drink (tea, coffee, beer, etc) without any control. You may ask “Why I want stay alone?” What I can say is “I had enough received REJECTED & don’t hope get any more HURT, please leave me alone”.

Finally I get my degree Certificate from my college last Saturday, it mean I had completed my Study even though this only Third Class Honors, I was so happy because I can completed something for my Family. Many people will say Degree is for Future but I can’t see it work for me even for my future. Coming this September I will go ShangHai with my mum, this tour is sponsor by my parent to celebrate my Graduation. Sound like fantastic? But for me I feel pressure, because I not having good result but still can received a present from parent... I feel shy on it...

Eventually, I am the only actor to play the Life Game and I should know what kind of Ingredient should put on it, just wish I will not feel any Regret.

~* Jessie Daily Report 2008~*

While I was not really a very big fan of Neil Marshall’s first cult film Dog Soldiers, I found myself intensely enjoying his follow-up, The Descent. After The Descent stumbled at the box office but picked up a fan following, his latest film Doomsday caught a bit of buzz.

As expected, Doomsday fell somewhere between The Descent and Dog Soldiers in my spectrum of movies. The film tells a familiar story – a sudden virus infects the human population. In this version, the government has managed to quarantine the virus in Scotland by literally sealing off the country from the rest of the world.

However, 25 years after the quarantine, the virus has popped up again, this time in London. In order to save the world and political face, the Prime Minister sends a band of soldiers over the wall into Scotland to make contact with the survivors and bring back the cure. Leading the charge is Major Eden Sinclair (Rhona Mitra), whose mother was abandoned in the hot zone at the height of the quarantine.

Anyone who has seen Marshall’s movies will instantly recognize his style: visceral, bloody and violent. I suppose it’s not unwarranted, but there’s an awful lot of splattering going on. And, in the Dog Soldiers fashion, the film is packed with powerful, explosive action that doesn’t go over the top, but it definitely climbs right up to the precipice.

Like his other films, the story is rather simple. It’s not plot you look for in these movies, but rather the action and the wild ride, and Doomsday delivers that ride extremely well. Still, Doomsday has a bit more to it, paying homage to many different films in and around the genre. In fact, the best way to relate to the film is to follow the patchwork of films it represents. The most noticeable correlation is to The Road Warrior and 28 Days Later. But Marshall gives a nod to a whole slate of action, sci-fi and horror throughout the film. It begins as 28 Days Later, then moves into an Aliens motif as the military team is decked out in armor and tanks before being attacked.

The film erupts into a war of attrition that takes place over 48 hours. From Aliens, the characters are stripped down and enter a world eerily similar to Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. After a brief jump back into 28 Days Later, the movie takes an unexpected turn into the BBC’s latest Robin Hood series. After all, who wouldn’t take refuge in a castle in Scotland. After a brief flirt with Gladiator, the movie rolls underground to pick up some love for From Dusk ‘Til Dawn, then blasts back on the screen with some Death Proof shots. Finally, things roll out in a Road Warrior smack-down with dashes of Land of the Dead and I Am Legend thrown in for good measure.

While far from perfect, Doomsday can be a blast if you like the action, like the violence, endure the language and like watching Rhona Mitra strut around in tight, black spandex. In fact, Mitra owns the movie throughout, channeling Kate Beckinsale from the Underworld series. It’s no surprise that she’s been tapped to do the third installment of the vampire/werewolf saga. Sadly, Doomsday wasn’t screened for the press and isn’t enjoying a huge release. It will probably get destroyed by the family-favorite (and great movie in its own right) Horton Hears a Who, leaving Neil Marshall to have to prove himself yet again outside of his die-hard audience.

~* Jessie Daily Report 2008 *~

Hancock (Will Smith) is a superman who can fly, is impervious to bullets, and has staggering strength. He's also an alcoholic and a social misfit, leaving a trail of wreckage behind every crime-stopping spree. Ray (Jason Bateman) is a publicist looking to help Hancock soften his image and reverse his reputation. Instructing him to put the bottle down and start becoming a productive member of society, Ray and Hancock become close friends while the hero rises from destructive drunk to uneasy hero, much to the concern of Ray's cautious wife, Mary (Charlize Theron), who believes Hancock should be kept as far away from her as possible.

It's the sheer energy of Will Smith that helps "Hancock" to find its footing early on in the picture. Relishing his chance to play a total cretin, Smith leans into the role with style, embracing Hancock's slurred bile toward civilians and his reluctance to use his powers in a more safety-conscious manner. It's an amusing turn for Smith, who doesn't merely lay back into the comfortable position of an unbeatable superhero; the actor clearly wants to be challenged by the role and fills Hancock with a surprising vulnerability to go with the generous portions of acerbic comedy, the best emerging from Hancock's bottle-clutching attitude and distaste for the general public.

Berg as a film director is a concept I've never been comfortable with. The man adores his shaky-cam aesthetic, which usually reveals his enormous laziness and impatience with the dramatic process ("The Kingdom," "Friday Night Lights"), and his sense of humor has a pretty pungent track record ("The Rundown," "Very Bad Things"). That said, Berg silences some of his obnoxious tics for "Hancock," a film that he can't simply coast through on invented adrenaline alone. It's a byzantine screenplay for reasons I can't fully reveal for fear of setting off spoilers alarms, but this tale of an askew hero is rich with character flaws and elaborate plot twists, and it's up to Berg to find a center of gravity for the whole production. It's not a revelatory piece of work, but for Berg, it's his first step toward crafting actual human interaction. He's able to find an endearing emotional core for the film that's not explored to the fullest extent, but the mere fact that there's something other than pure action tearing up the screen is a miracle of sorts.

Berg is less skilled at stapling "Hancock" together. Reportedly sliced down from a longer, R-rated cut, the final PG-13 version of the film plays fast and loose with plot turns. Where did Hancock come from? How did Ray and Hancock find a speed for their friendship? Why is Mary so agitated? There are many questions unanswered within the finished film, but what's worse are the obvious holes in the narrative that were clearly laid out to explore the characters further, only to be scraped out as a result of impatient test audiences. "Hancock" runs just under 90 minutes, and while the swiftness is tempting, the missing information adds up fast, spilling over into the bewildering finale that puts Hancock's immortality to the test while completely failing to adequately explain a critical plot twist.

Perhaps it's all just set-up for the inevitable sequel.

"Hancock" is horrendously disjointed and barely manages to tell a story, but I was delighted by its charisma and Will Smith's unexpected middle-finger timing. It's not a smooth experience, but "Hancock" pleases more than it disappoints, leaving further installments plenty of room to build on what Berg has started here.

After work direct go watch movie & dinner really feel so tired, but since friend so interesting I also can't say No.. For me this movie abit confusing in starting parts with Mr. Will Smith, but at last I know what he act in the movie .. hehehe Sorry Maybe too Tired ...

~* Jessie Daily Reports 2008 *~

Generalizing about “British humor” gets you about as far as saying all Westerns are created equal, or that one film adaptation of a Broadway musical is as good or bad as another. I will say this, however: One of the problems with the new comedy “Run, Fat Boy, Run” is that it’s not English enough, even though its antagonist is a thoroughly detestable American go-getter.

The project represents an uncertain Britification of a script by Chicago native Michael Ian Black, and the result finds itself stranded somewhere out in the Atlantic, mid-crossing. Black’s rewrite man was Simon Pegg, who stars. He’s a wonderful comic actor (“Shaun of the Dead,” “Hot Fuzz”), and he periodically bails this contrivance out of movie comedy jail.

Pegg plays Dennis, a mildly schlubby commitment-phobic Londoner who, at the altar, ditches his pregnant fiance (Thandie Newton, looking grave) out of sheer panic and self-loathing. Five years later they’re sharing custody of their son but nothing else. Newton’s Libby is now spending time with a smug American fitness freak played by Hank Azaria. Goaded by Azaria’s character, Dennis enters the London marathon to prove his mettle against his romantic rival and to win back Libby’s heart. And there’s your story.

And where are the jokes? Too much of “Run, Fat Boy, Run,” directed by David Schwimmer, provokes the question. No one should expect Pegg’s projects to stick with sharp-eyed satire in the “Shaun” and “Fuzz” vein. He’s fully capable of becoming a major comic leading man, and in England, he’s already there, having navigated a variety of genres. He has a marvelous face for comedy, and like Nicolas Cage or Gene Wilder at their best, Pegg can sprint from deadpan underreaction to pop-eyed overreaction in 0.8 seconds flat. But “Run, Fat Boy, Run” is strictly routine on the page. By the big race the romantic comedy cliches and the sports-movie cliches prove insurmountable. And talk about product placement! Either the film should’ve been titled “Run, Slightly Flabby Boy, Run” (truth in advertising, given Pegg’s physique) or “Sponsor, Nike, Sponsor” (just plain advertising).

Try to finish all the think or the ways you choose in your life, even is taken long time compare with other, just focus on the ways you choose. That what the Movie "Run Fatboy Run" try to present out.

~* Jessie Daily Report 2008*~

In “Wanted”, Wesley Gibson (James McAvoy) is nobody special, he has a regular job and an awful boss. His girlfriend is cheating on him with his best friend and he does nothing about it. His daily life is filled with boredom and routine. Wesley further proves to himself that he is a nobody when he does a Google search for his name that results in zero matches. Wesley is a nobody until he meets Fox (Angelina Jolie) at a convenience store where he is picking up pills for his panic attacks. Fox is there to protect Wesley from an assassination attempt by Cross (Thomas Kretschmann).

Fox saves Wesley and takes him back to The Fraternity, a secret society of assassins. Sloan (Morgan Freeman) explains to Wesley that his father was one of the world’s greatest assassins until Cross killed him. Sloan also informs him that his panic attacks are nothing more than a heighten sense of state and it is an ability that very few people have, but that his father had too. Wesley refuses to believe, and returns to his regular life, but after having heard what he is capable of it is not long before he begins to believe.

The writers did a lot more than just set up the story and let the action take over which is unusual for these type of movies, but a welcomed surprise. There are a series of twist and turns the keep the story interesting. The action is of the type that defies the laws of physics and relies heavily on special effects. It relies so much on special effects that I don’t think enough attention was paid to better choreographing the fight scenes. Just image if they had choreographed similarly to what Kurt Wimmer did with “Equilibrium“. If I have one gripe with the movie it the choreographing of the fight scenes.

The performance by Angelina Jolie was decent, James McAvoy was good and Morgan Freeman was awesome. Morgan Freeman is real good at playing these bad-ass characters. His interpretation of Sloan is pitch perfect.

I also loved the concept of the Fraternity who treats assassination as a religion. One of the coolest concepts of the movie is the process by which the Fraternity decides who to kill. They don’t kill for killing sake, for each target is chosen by faith, and they do it for the betterment of society. Another interesting aspect of the movie was Wesley's life as a cubicle dweller. The scenes with Wesley’s boss and his interaction at work resemble those of "Fight Club" and while they are not as good, they do come close to capturing the spirit of that movie.

“Wanted” is a summer movie, and it does deliver in the action department and while I thought the choreographing of the fight sequences could have been better, the story and ultra cool special effects will give you a tingly feeling inside. I know a lot of people will compare the special effects of this movie with those of “The Matrix“, specifically the bullet time scenes, but at the least they improved on them with the curving bullet effect.

First time sit at Couple Seat with my friend Mr. Eric, thank you for your time and intro such a nice movie to me.

~* Jessie Daily Report 2008 ~*

Five years later, “The Incredible Hulk” is back on the screens to make people forget about the earlier entry. It mostly succeeds by focusing on the action, the strong bond between Bruce Banner and Betsy Ross and the inner turmoil of Banner. It also wisely cut out the whole father-son angle.

The movie starts with a quick recap of the experiment that went wrong. Several people were killed and Betsy Ross (Liv Tyler) landed in the hospital. Banner (Edward Norton) winds up working at a refinery in Brazil. He is searching for an antidote to cure himself. He is working with a scientist in the US to accomplish this task. General Ross (William Hurt), Betsy’s father, is searching for him to get out what is inside him. In the earlier experiment, General Ross was looking for a way to create a super soldier without the knowledge of Banner. Hurt has some fun chewing up the scenery in this villainous role.

Tim Roth is also on hand as Emil Blonsky, a soldier looking for an edge. Roth revels in shady characters like this by evidence of his work in “Pulp Fiction”, “Rob Roy” and “Planet of the Apes”. His quest for more power is all consuming and quenched by his affiliation with General Ross. Ross is looking for another guinea pig and Blonsky is none too quick to oblige.Norton does a good job showing the inner demons of Banner. He is wizard at playing a tormented soul. He also has some nice scenes with Tyler. There is some good chemistry there. Tyler does an adequate job as Betsy Ross. Sometimes it is hard to hear her because she tends to whisper her lines. That is one thing the earlier movie had the advantage with Connelly in the Betsy Ross role.

The film has many locales like Virginia, Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico and finally New York. It uses each to good effect. “The Incredible Hulk” has a good campy feel to it. It never takes itself too seriously. One amusing thing that director Louis Leterrier (“Transporter 2”, “Unleashed”) does is several times showing a graphic of when Banner last had a Hulk episode. After one episode, the graphic shows up and cheerfully announces that the last episode was one day ago. One assumes that Leterrier is in on the joke. There are also a few cameos that are sure to delight moviegoers.

The final fight between Hulk and The Abomination is exciting and well choreographed. The special effects team should get special credit for this feat. “The Incredible Hulk” is a lot of fun. It is perfect summer fare. It may not be as good as “Iron Man”, but it still mostly hits its marks. The franchise is in good shape after the rough start from five years ago.

Booking 9.00pm ticket at GSC 1 Utama but the LDP Highway jam like hell, thought can enjoy our McD beforer the movie when reach to 1 Utama already 8.30pm, since we have half hours more spend RM 3.00 on the mini size pool for fun. Back to the Movie feeling, I feel this is not bad movie and is better then Indian John, at least you can see two big thing hurt here and there.

~* Jessie Daily Report 2008 *~ 

It’s been rumored, run around, and re-scripted more times than I care to count, but we’re finally actually getting an Indiana Jones 4. The question is will it be the movie everyone hopes for?

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull has an almost impossible legacy to live up to, following up on perhaps the most beloved movie trilogy of all time… excepting those pesky Star Wars movies which also starred that guy with the whip and Fedora. The 80s were a good time for blockbuster movies, and nothing epitomizes that better than the adventures of Doctor Jones, a perennial product of the 80s, with the movies running in sequence from 1981, to 1984, and finishing up in 1989. Unlike a lot of the films of that decade though, Indy is timeless adventure. It holds up. It’s not Weird Science, full of legwarmers and the excessive drinking of Tab. Bringing Indy into the new millennium should be a snap.

Besides, Steven Spielberg isn’t in the habit of letting people down. Unfortunately his producing partner George Lucas is. Lucas managed to botch Star Wars with his prequels, and most of the blame for that probably goes to his writing. A lot of people worry about Indy 4 because of Harrison’s age, but if you want to worry about something worry about George, who’s rumored to have taken the script home with him for a few Lucas brand rewrites. You never know when he might write in a cameo for the Backstreet Boys.

Still, I defy Lucas to ruin this. Spielberg might kowtow to his friend, but the notoriously cranky Harrison Ford would never let Flannel George take Doctor Jones off the rails. Give the man his whip, and let him work. As long as Harrison is under the hat and Callista Flockhart is kept off the set, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull can’t go wrong.

Finally I get to watch this movie, but for me this's out of my expectation and the set is not comfortable until my neck feel pain ater the movie. But at least I finish it ...

~* Jessie Daily Report 2008 *~