Hello everyone :)
I haven't been posting for a long time, right? I thought I quit blogging half a year ago but... maybe I just can't let it go. I'll treat my blog as a diary for now. It's okay, right?
I felt so down today. I felt like I've done something very wrong that I shouldn't do in the first time. I felt like drowning myself into a deep well, or down deep in the sea, or something similar to that. I felt like I've posted 3 sentences starting with 'I felt like' (which I did). Sorry, my brain's in a mess right now. I think that I've made my crush mad, trolling him, and.. stalking him, maybe? I did that, and I'm terribly sorry for it. He won't read his though, so even if I posted thousands of apologies here he won't read it. My brain kept sending me false alarms about his affection to me. The longer I think about it, the more I realize that, being together is impossible at any chance given. I've wasted my time and tears thinking about it. He has someone beside him already, so why bother try? My mind's been telling me to confess, but that's just the same with suicide. I won't risk that relationship I have with him(and I think I'm destroying it now). I kept telling myself, he's faaar away from you. You're like the Icarus who wants to soar high to the sun. You'll fell, and without doubt, break many things. So, should I move forward? -sighs- Love problems are all confusing. They are essential in life, yet they cause many problems to rise. I need to refresh my mind. With what? Everything seems so dull right now. -more sighs-
Well maybe that's all. Thanks for the ones who read, even though this blog has become soo quiet.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Monday, December 7, 2009
CDisplay: The Perfect Program for you Manga Readers!
Hi ya! I've browsed this for quite some time, and I want to share it with you.
Have you ever downloaded a manga in .zip or .rar extensions? You have to extract it in order to read it right? Plus it's hard and inconvenient to read it with the usual program in Windows or other OS. Well.. tadaa! This software will help you in reading it. It will set the image in your window in the perfect size for you to easily read it. Here's the preview
All you have to do is install it, open the program, drag the .zip or .rar file to the program window, and you're all set! Nice, huh? If you want to download it, you can find it here
I found it in a blog a few weeks ago, and I forgot what's the blog is ._. Credits for them who I don't know its name :)
The manga I take for example is Kimi ni Todoke. You can read it in mangafox or onemanga, as usual.
That's all for now.. Ja ne!
Blue Mist
Have you ever downloaded a manga in .zip or .rar extensions? You have to extract it in order to read it right? Plus it's hard and inconvenient to read it with the usual program in Windows or other OS. Well.. tadaa! This software will help you in reading it. It will set the image in your window in the perfect size for you to easily read it. Here's the preview
All you have to do is install it, open the program, drag the .zip or .rar file to the program window, and you're all set! Nice, huh? If you want to download it, you can find it here
I found it in a blog a few weeks ago, and I forgot what's the blog is ._. Credits for them who I don't know its name :)
The manga I take for example is Kimi ni Todoke. You can read it in mangafox or onemanga, as usual.
That's all for now.. Ja ne!
Blue Mist
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
My Drawing is GONE DX
So well, today I' going to post my life today. I've just drew an anime girl, and I tried to color her hair with charcoal pencil. It's pretty in my opinion, and some people praised it too. Weell, of course I'm proud of it :)
BUT, when I left it on my school desk, it's gone when I got back. HUAAAAAH What's that supposed to meaaaan DX DX Where is it where is iiiiiiit DX DX
Okay there's no point on whining at it now. It's gone, and that's it. I can't do anything about that.
That means I have to draw another! But I don't know when... Oh boy.. I'll post it here later.. when I finishes of course
Ja ne!
Blue Mist
BUT, when I left it on my school desk, it's gone when I got back. HUAAAAAH What's that supposed to meaaaan DX DX Where is it where is iiiiiiit DX DX
Okay there's no point on whining at it now. It's gone, and that's it. I can't do anything about that.
That means I have to draw another! But I don't know when... Oh boy.. I'll post it here later.. when I finishes of course
Ja ne!
Blue Mist
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
11 Arrested in Japan for Uploading via Share Program
On Monday, police in Japan arrested 10 individuals on suspicion of using the Share file-sharing software to upload films, music, anime, games, and other content on the Internet without the copyright holders' permission. According to the Anti Counterfeiting Association, the following people were arrested:
1. 40-year-old male company employee from Sapporo (Ranma ½ television series)
2. 23-year-old unemployed male from Toride (Dragon Quest IX: Hoshizora no Mamoribito)
3. 47-year-old male company employee from Nagano (8 musical tracks from Victor Entertainment,SME Records, Sony Music Records, Avex Entertainment)
4. 23-year-old male company contract employee from Sayama (music from Ai Otsuka andKobukuro, Back to the Future Part III, Death Note, Death Note: The Last Name, others)
5. 37-year-old male local government employee from Tsu (Mobile Suit Gundam 00)
6. 44-year-old male company employee from Jōyō (Lorelei)
7. 37-year-old self-employed male from Yokohama (Wii Music, Wii Sports Resort)
8. 57-year-old unemployed male from Komatsushima (unspecified television anime)
9. 40-year-old unemployed male from Okayama (Dragon Ball Kai, Fresh Precure!, Fullmetal Alchemist)
10. 30-year-old male game center employee from Chikugo (unspecified anime)
In addition, an unspecified home was searched in Akita Prefecture, but no arrest was reported there. The first three people to be arrested for allegedly using the Share file-sharing program were arrested in May of last year in three different prefectures. These three previous suspects reportedly shared anime from the Gundam franchise.
An earlier peer-to-peer file-sharing software called Winny was developed in 2002 by a then anonymous computer engineering student. The software promised anonymity for its users, but the High-Tech Crime Task Force found flaws in its integrated forum feature. After two users were arrested for sharing copyrighted material using Winny in 2003, the developer was identified as Isamu Kaneko of the University of Tokyo and also arrested. He was convicted and sentenced with a 1.5-million-yen (about US$12,000) fine. During Kaneko's arrest and trial, another anonymous developer created the Share program which promised better protection of users' anonymity on Winny's file-sharing network. Since security researchers also found flaws in Share in 2006, other successor applications are being developed.
Japan's Copyright Law prohibits unauthorized uploaders but expressly allows people to download for private use. The Japanese government is pushing for a ban on unauthorized downloads as well, despite receiving thousands of messages from citizens opposing the ban.
Source: Internet Watch
According to the Sankei Shimbun paper, the suspect from Sayama also allegedly uploaded the Lucky Star anime.
In June, the Japanese parliament passed an amendment that will make it illegal to knowingly download copyrighted material without authorization for the first time. The new law will go into effect on January 1, 2010.
An unemployed female from Yurihonjō in Akita Prefecture has since been arrested for allegedly sharing Korean television drama works
Taken from animenewsnetwork.
Hm.. pretty scary huh? Well the government have the rules and we the citizens must obey it... But well.. most of us broke it already, right? Hahahahah
We know that Japan, as the source of anime that we all love is pretty strict at these kind of things.
Anyway, piracy IS a crime so if you wanna do it.. Keep an eye on the government! Kidding :D
Till next time :)
Blue Mist
1. 40-year-old male company employee from Sapporo (Ranma ½ television series)
2. 23-year-old unemployed male from Toride (Dragon Quest IX: Hoshizora no Mamoribito)
3. 47-year-old male company employee from Nagano (8 musical tracks from Victor Entertainment,SME Records, Sony Music Records, Avex Entertainment)
4. 23-year-old male company contract employee from Sayama (music from Ai Otsuka andKobukuro, Back to the Future Part III, Death Note, Death Note: The Last Name, others)
5. 37-year-old male local government employee from Tsu (Mobile Suit Gundam 00)
6. 44-year-old male company employee from Jōyō (Lorelei)
7. 37-year-old self-employed male from Yokohama (Wii Music, Wii Sports Resort)
8. 57-year-old unemployed male from Komatsushima (unspecified television anime)
9. 40-year-old unemployed male from Okayama (Dragon Ball Kai, Fresh Precure!, Fullmetal Alchemist)
10. 30-year-old male game center employee from Chikugo (unspecified anime)
In addition, an unspecified home was searched in Akita Prefecture, but no arrest was reported there. The first three people to be arrested for allegedly using the Share file-sharing program were arrested in May of last year in three different prefectures. These three previous suspects reportedly shared anime from the Gundam franchise.
An earlier peer-to-peer file-sharing software called Winny was developed in 2002 by a then anonymous computer engineering student. The software promised anonymity for its users, but the High-Tech Crime Task Force found flaws in its integrated forum feature. After two users were arrested for sharing copyrighted material using Winny in 2003, the developer was identified as Isamu Kaneko of the University of Tokyo and also arrested. He was convicted and sentenced with a 1.5-million-yen (about US$12,000) fine. During Kaneko's arrest and trial, another anonymous developer created the Share program which promised better protection of users' anonymity on Winny's file-sharing network. Since security researchers also found flaws in Share in 2006, other successor applications are being developed.
Japan's Copyright Law prohibits unauthorized uploaders but expressly allows people to download for private use. The Japanese government is pushing for a ban on unauthorized downloads as well, despite receiving thousands of messages from citizens opposing the ban.
Source: Internet Watch
According to the Sankei Shimbun paper, the suspect from Sayama also allegedly uploaded the Lucky Star anime.
In June, the Japanese parliament passed an amendment that will make it illegal to knowingly download copyrighted material without authorization for the first time. The new law will go into effect on January 1, 2010.
An unemployed female from Yurihonjō in Akita Prefecture has since been arrested for allegedly sharing Korean television drama works
Taken from animenewsnetwork.
Hm.. pretty scary huh? Well the government have the rules and we the citizens must obey it... But well.. most of us broke it already, right? Hahahahah
We know that Japan, as the source of anime that we all love is pretty strict at these kind of things.
Anyway, piracy IS a crime so if you wanna do it.. Keep an eye on the government! Kidding :D
Till next time :)
Blue Mist
Monday, November 16, 2009
Japanese Box Office Ranks, October 3-4
The third film in Yukihiko Tsutsumi's three-part live-action adaptation of Naoki Urasawa's 20th Century Boys manga remained at the top spot on Kogyo Tsushinsha's Japanese box office chart during the October 3-4 weekend. According to Box Office Mojo, it earned the equivalent of US$925,793 on 322 screens. After its sixth weekend, it has a gross-to-date of US$45,425,281.
Yōichi Sai's (Choi Yang-il's) live-action film adaptation of Sanpei Shirato's Kamui Gaiden ninja manga rose from #3 to #2 in its third weekend on Kogyo Tsushinsha's chart, although Box Office Mojolists it as #3 still. Ken'ichi Matsuyama (Death Notemovies' L, Detroit Metal City's Sōichi/Krauser II) stars in the title role of a rogue ninja on the run from his own clan. The film garnered US$818,903 on 308 screens to add to its total of US$9,022,121.
Takashi Yamazaki's live-action Ballad: Namonaki Koi no Uta period drama film traded spaces withKamui Gaiden as it dropped to #3 in its fifth weekend. It added US$851,408 on 331 screens for a total of US$17,328,309. Tsuyoshi Kusanagi of the SMAP entertainment group stars in this historical romance based loosely on the plot of the award-winning Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu Appare! Sengoku Daikassen film.
Duel Masters: Lunatic God Saga and Penguin no Mondai: Shiawase no Aoi Tori de Go-Pen-nasaistayed at #4 on Kogyo Tsushinsha's chart, although it fell to #7 on Box Office Mojo's chart. In its third weekend, TOHO's double feature took in US$413,774 on 308 screens for a gross-to-date of US$6,662,257. The two films are based on Shogakukan's Duel Masters and A Penguin's Troubles(Penguin no Mondai) television anime series.
The Tales of Vesperia ~The First Strike~ anime film opened at #7 on on Kogyo Tsushinsha's chart. Kanta Kamei (Digimon: Diaboromon Strikes Back animation director, Kill Bill Chapter 3: The Origin of O-Ren visual supervisor) directed Production I.G's theatrical adaptation of NAMCO's Tales of Vesperia role-playing game for the Xbox 360 console.
That's taken from animenewsnetwork
Pretty cool huh? I like 20th Century Boys :D But I haven't watch it yet. Maybe later :P
Friday, November 13, 2009
Japanese Comic Ranking, November 2-8
Okay, starting today I will try to update bits of information that I read on the other websites and post it here.
For today, it's the manga ranking sales in Japan
For the first rank, it's Naruto #48 with 781,619 copies. Wow, Naruto really rules everywhere, huh? I'm getting bored with it, really. But no offense to you guys who like it :)
The second rank goes to Hideaki Soreachi's Gintama #31 with 264,895 copies. In my opinion, this manga is quite good and can give you quite much of a good laugh. I haven't read all of it, though.
On the third rank, there's Bakuman #5 with 218,751 copies. The manga is from Death Note's creator, and it's quite good. For you who haven't read it yet, I suggest it.
And then for the next ranks are:
4. Claymore #17 (146,022 copies)
5. Steel Ball Run #19 (128,814 copies)
6. To Love Ru -Trouble- #16(102,242 copies)
7. Beelzebub #3 (87,761 copies)
8. Liar Game #10 (85,014 copies)
9. Faster Than A Kiss #6 (84,448 copies)
10. We Were There #13 (81,627 copies)
For your information, the copies number are the copies that were made on the week.
Taken from animenewsnetwork.com
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
SU.TE.RE.SU
Okay, maybe some of you already knows what the word means.
For you who doesn't know, it's my spin word for 'stress'
For some of you this will make no sense at all, I know that. But that's what's happening to me now. I'm stressed out. I don't know what I should do and what I shouldn't do. I feel faint. I cannot absorb anything that was discussed by my teachers lately, and the guilty feeling that I may not pass exams because of this haunts me every time. My mind is blank, and I don;t know hos to deal with it. Maybe my phase of life is entering its dark times. Okay, I seem, really pessimistic right?
That's how I am now.
See you all later and don't be like me, kay?
Blue Mist
For you who doesn't know, it's my spin word for 'stress'
For some of you this will make no sense at all, I know that. But that's what's happening to me now. I'm stressed out. I don't know what I should do and what I shouldn't do. I feel faint. I cannot absorb anything that was discussed by my teachers lately, and the guilty feeling that I may not pass exams because of this haunts me every time. My mind is blank, and I don;t know hos to deal with it. Maybe my phase of life is entering its dark times. Okay, I seem, really pessimistic right?
That's how I am now.
See you all later and don't be like me, kay?
Blue Mist
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