Brothers and sisters, this one will knock you down to the floor rolling down laughing out loud!

PERINGATAN: Berbahaya bagi wanita hamil, yang memiliki jantung lemah, dan bersepupu dengan tokoh utama.

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“Win” by Brian McKnight (OST. Man of Honor Starring Cuba Gooding Jr, Robert De Niro)

Such Inspirational Movie Taken from the true story of  Carl Brashear (The First Black American Navy Diver)

Here’s the LYRICS to this awesome song!

WIN lyrics by Brian McKnight

Dark is the night, I can weather the storm.
Never say die, I’ve been down this road before.
I’ll never quit, I’ll never lay down.
See, I’ve promised myself that I’d never let me down, so,

I’ll never give up, never give in.
Never let a ray of doubt slip in.
And if I fall, I’ll never faint,
I’ll just get up and try again.
Never lose hope, never lose faith,
There’s much too much at stake,
Upon myself I must depend.
I’m not looking for plays to show, I’m gonna win.

No stopping now, there’s still a ways to go.
Ohh, someway, somehow.
Whatever it takes, I know,
I’ll never quit, no, no.
I’ll never go down.
I’ll make sure they remember my name.
A hundred years from now.

I’ll never give up, never give in.
Never let a ray of doubt slip in.
And if I fall, I’ll never faint,
I’ll just get up and try again.
Never lose hope, never lose faith,
There’s much too much at stake,
Upon myself I must depend.
I’m not looking for plays to show, I’m gonna win.

When it’s all said and done,
My once in a lifetime won back again.
Now is the time, to take a stand.
Here is my chance, that’s why,

I’ll never give up, never give in.
Never let a ray of doubt slip in.
And if I fall, I’ll never faint,
I’ll just get up and try again.
Never lose hope, never lose faith,
There’s much too much at stake,
Upon myself I must depend.
I’m not looking for plays to show, I’m gonna win.

I’m gonna win.

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The Inspirational Movie about the Marriage Life of 4 Couples that spend time together in a winter camp.

Starring Janet Jackson, Jill Scott!

Synopsis here taken from IMDB with reference

Four couples, who are also best friends, converge on a house in the mountains for a week-long retreat that has become their ritual of sorts to help work out their marital problems and ask the question “Why did I get married?”. Though the couples have committed to being physically present for the week, some of them have not been emotionally present in their respective marriages for quite some time. The week is not planned out in a well-programmed sequence, so the events unfold somewhat spontaneously, beginning with their “adventures” in getting up to the mountain retreat. The first couple, Diane (Sharon Leal) and Terry (Tyler Perry), drives up together and argues most of the way because Diane refused to leave her job at the office and constantly gets calls on her blackberry or makes calls instead of talking to Terry. The other couple Angela (Tasha Smith) and Marcus (Michael Jai White)takes public transportation. Angela constantly argues with Marcus and with anyone who dares to interrupt them. Sheila (Jill Scott) is left to deplane (because of her weight and the requirement to purchase two seats) and drive the long distance in the snow, while her husband Mike (Richard T. Jones) continues on the flight with Sheila’s single friend, Trina. Patricia (Janet Jackson) and Gavin (Malik Yoba) arrive by limo cab. Their journey is not documented, however, right before they leave to go to the retreat, Gavin shows up to pick up Patricia at a lecture she was giving (she is the author of a book called “Why did I get married?”) and artlessly dodges a question about their marriage.

Diane falls asleep not long after arriving with her blackberry close at hand, and when her secretary calls while she is asleep, Terry tells the woman not to call them while they are on their vacation. When Patricia arrives, she goes up to wake Diane at once while the men bond over the wine that Terry had poured for his wife.

The sound of arguing signals the arrival of Angela and Marcus.

When Mike arrives without Sheila, the other wives berate him and Trina, for having left Sheila to drive alone. Sheila’s husband shows clearly that he does not care for her at all. Her friends try to reach Sheila by phone but get her voice mail only. Sheila is persistent to get to the retreat because she wants to make her marriage work. Providence leads her to Sheriff Troy’s (Lamman Rucker) office and that is where she spends the night in a jail cell, because that is the only accommodation available to her because of the snowstorm. That same night, Mike tiptoes, not unseen by Angela to Trina’s bedroom. Sheila arrives at the retreat house the following morning with Troy in tow. She introduces Troy to the others and tells them she has invited him to breakfast. Troy fast becomes a threat to Mike, Sheila’s husband, not because of Sheila but because of Trina, with whom he is being unfaithful to Sheila. Breakfast is a noisy affair with the arguing couples throwing words for each other or Angela throwing words for Trina, the only single woman on the retreat, whom she instantly disliked.

Throughout the few days spent on retreat, there are spontaneous revelations. The infidelity of two of the husbands leads to a discussion by the men of the 80-20 rule. This rule states that most men get 80% of what they need from a marriage yet they tend to go after the 20% that someone outside can provide for them because it appears to be more to them when it really isn’t.

The secrets that come out in their heated discussions lead the couples toward a path where they can either choose to reconcile or to separate and the latter is what happens to Sheila and Mike. Mike makes it clear he is not attracted to his wife any longer and when it is revealed he is being unfaithful, he simply tells her he wants a divorce. The vacation is cut short when all the secrets come to light, as the couples suddenly decide they cannot stay in the house any longer. Sheila checks into a local hotel to recover from the shock of her divorce and the realisation that Mike has drained her bank account. She is in a depressed state when Troy goes to visit her. He takes her up to a mountain where she cries and mourns the loss of her love and the only life she knew.

The other couples head back home. Patricia and Gavin are barely speaking to each other-he called her stupid because she didn’t strap their son in and he died in an accident - but he eventually forces her to face the situation, and she breaks down emotionally in his arms, they reconcile. Angela and Marcus are still fighting, especially when Keisha (Marcus’ baby-mama, played by Kaira Whitehead) shows up at Angela’s salon and disrespects Angela. Marcus finally stands up to both his wife and his ex, and then frightens Angela into realizing she is wrecking their life with her constant arguing by not showing up for a couple of days. Diane and Terry fight again right before they leave the mountains because he had a paternity test done on their daughter. They fight again on Terry’s birthday at their home because Diane forgot about his birthday on top of the other things she did like tie her tubes without telling him. Terry tells her he is moving out. Patricia meets up with Diane and Angela moping over their husbands and gives them the counseling they need to get back on track telling them to make a list of the good things and the bad things their husbands have done. The men drown their sorrows in the bottle.

In the mountains, Sheila is settling into a new life working for Troy in the general store his father owned and getting to know Troy and realizing her own self-worth. The two of them bond.

Angela cooks dinner for her husband when she is finished with her list, but he suspects she is trying to poison him. Eventually she explains, they make up and set conditions of the new order.

Diane goes to see Terry and begs him to come back after crying over her list. He plays with her head a little to get back at her, but they eventually reconcile too and all the couples converge on the gala celebration for an award that Patricia has received for her work. Diane, Patricia and Angela are shocked when Sheila introduces Troy as her husband. Ex-husband Mike, although he is still with Trina, is very jealous of Sheila’s newfound bliss and tries to weasel his way back into her good graces but she tells him to go enjoy his “20″, referring to the 80-20 rule.

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Here’s the video clips of Alicia Keys “Like You’ll Never Love Me Again”

Alicia Keys Video Clip \”Like You\’ll Never Love Me Again\”

And The Lyrics (Very Deep Meaning)

Alicia Keys - Like You’ll Never See Me Again lyrics

If I had no more time
No more time left to be here
Would you cherish what we had?
Was it everything that you were looking for?
If I couldn’t feel your touch
And no longer were you with me
I’d be wishing you were here
To be everything that I’d be looking for
I don’t wanna forget the present is a gift
And I don’t wanna take for granted the time you may have here with me
‘Cause Lord only knows another day is not really guaranteed

So every time you hold me
Hold me like this is the last time
Every time you kiss me
Kiss me like you’ll never see me again
Every time you touch me
Touch me like this is the last time
Promise that you’ll love me
Love me like you’ll never see me again

Oh Oh Ohhhhh

How many really know what love is?

No you never will
Do you know until you lose it
That it’s everything that we are looking for
When I wake up in the morning
You’re beside me
I’m so thankful that I found
Everything that I been looking for

I don’t wanna forget the present is a gift
And I don’t wanna take for granted the time you may have here with me
‘Cause Lord only knows another day is not really guaranteed

So everytime you hold me
Hold me like this is the last time
Every time you kiss me
Kiss me like you’ll never see me again
(can you do that for me baby)
Every time you touch me
(see we don’t really know)
Touch me like this is the last time
(see everyday we never know)
Promise that you’ll love me
(I want you to promise me)
Love me like you’ll never see me again
(like you’ll never see me again)

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caution girls, this little girl can get your waterworks running

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kalo kemarin kita uda ketawa-ketiwi, sekarang kita beromantis ria.. (heleh, dangdut..)

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fellas, check this out!

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Do you love the September song by Earth, Wind & Fire.

Here is some surprise, check the video below:
Kirk Franklin “September”

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Music video for Kirk Franklin’s “September”… from the multi-artist release
“Interpretations: Celebrating The Music Of Earth Wind & Fire” (in stores March 27)This is a very cool video with a brand new lyrics of September that was the debut now being remake by one of the respected Gospel Singer Kirk Franklin.

The way it was done is absolutely remarkable. and way to go.
Here is the Lyrics to the version of Kirk Franklin on September by EWF

—- September by Kirk Franklin feat. Maurice White of Earth,Wind & Fire —-

Wow
It’s Your Boy
Let’s Go
This Is A Tribute Right Here
N’ Is About
To Go
Down!

Do You Remember, When it was like September?
Before You Grew Cold Like December
And All You Saw were Cloudy Days
And I Remember, That Day When You Surrendered
You *Stopped hurting* Cuz You Remembered
The Season It Won’t Last Always

Ba De Ya, Tell Me You Remember
Ba De Ya, *When* your Heart Felt Like September
Still Had The Joy, and God Was Just A Prayer Away
Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop, Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop
(I Can See Clearly Now)
Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop, Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop
(The Sun Is Much Brighter Now)
*Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop*
(The Season It Won’t Last Always)

Seems Like Forever
You Said When Will My Life Get Better
I’m Tired Of Stormy Weather,
But The Sun Always Shine In *May*
So Just Remember,
The Next Time You Feel Like December
Remember That Night In September,
When God Wipe All your Tears Away
Ba De Ya, Tell Me You Remember
Ba De Ya, *When* Your Heart Feels Like September
Still Had The Joy, and God Was Just A Prayer Away (2x)
Everybody Has A September In Their Life.
You Know The First Time You Heart Gods Voice

So You Felt His Love
So No Mather What Season You End Up Right Now
That Could Winter Comes Springs…
So If You Love My Jesus Help Me Sing

Ba De Ya, Tell Me You Remember
Ba De Ya, In Your Heart Feels Like September
Still Had The Joy, and God Was Just A Prayer Away (2x)

**Ba De Ya De Ya De Ya
( I can see clearly now)
Ba De Ya De Ya De Ya
(The sun is much brighter now)
Ba De Ya De Ya De Ya
(the season it wont last always)
(2x)**
(Ba De Ya De Ya De Ya) Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop, Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop
(I Can See Clearly Now)
(Ba De Ya De Ya De Ya) Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop, Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop
(The Sun Is Much Brighter Now)
(Ba De Ya De Ya De Ya) Ba Doo Doop Ba Doop,
(The Season It Won’t Last Always)

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yes, ladies and gentlemen! this is what you’ve been waiting for! hippy & dee proudly presents, “setiabudilife clicks!” photo gallery. it’s on the top-section on the left. you can also reach it through the buttons under the header. cekedaout!! (and send your comments!) enjoy! …go now!  click it!  sit!  roll-over!  at-ta boy…

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