Basically this event is the brainchild of this group which we areunder called Champions whereby over the past few months we have been creating several youth based activities for our very own peers like the Champions Empowerment Series & Champions Bootcamp, again, all organised by us youths.
Here are some the links and activities we have done under the Champions program:https://www.facebook.com/ChampionsEmpowermentSeries?sk=infohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBLwIl6B3jU
Champions are a group of campus students for various Unis and Colleges which share one common thing: they have huge passion in doing something with a big heart and a right purpose that can bring changeto the landscape of the youth here in Sarawak.
Now the reason of WHY we are organizing this youth festival. We simplyjust want to UNITE us youths, our peers regardless of our race, our religion, our background and even the football club that we support.We believe that through unity, we can inspire our friends to be that agent of change to go out achieve something as they share our passion too. And through this inspiration, we hence can revolutionize our wayof life and show the older generation, we are no longer the future of tomorrow but the future of today. Simply put, it begins now.
Well HOW we intend to do this is by coming up with a youth festival that will act as a social space for like-minded youths to cometogether and engage in the activities that they are passionate and keen about. It is no longer about the top guy with grey hair behind the desk stating this is what is what the youth wants, but rather, itis about the youth stating what they want and do it.
ALL designed, organized and hosted by the vibrant, exciting andpassionate Youth of Sarawak, the CHAMPIONS which is CO-CREATED withand strongly SUPPORTED by Jabatan Belia & Sukan Negeri Sarawak (JBSNS)and Ministry of Social Development (KPS).
Finally, the Champions is strongly and passionately supported by YOUTHWORKS ASIA, the organization that help started the whole Champions program.https://www.facebook.com/groups/championsfoundation/
BreakFree Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=263646877007304&view=wall
BreakFree Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/#!/breakfreefest
BreakFree Blog courtesy of member from Sarawak Bloggers: http://joaniieebravo.blogspot.com/2011/11/breakfree-youth-fest-do-you-want-to.html?spref=fb
BreakFree Volunteer Form: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHJ6TC1aM0dDcDcybzFyY2lyX2U1cGc6MQStreet Soccer Challenge:It is a 5-a-side team with teams ranging from all 9 different institutions. It is divided into two categories which is an all men & all women category with preliminary rounds being the group stage before advancing to the knockout stages where there will be the quarterfinals, semis and the Final. Registration forms can be attained at the respective student affairs or student body offices in each of the campuses. Teams are limited to 16 teams for the men’s & 8 for the women. For more information, post it out on the event page or FB message the organisers. All group stages are played on the 19th Nov (Sat) & knockout stages on the 20th Nov(Sun) Basketball 3-on-3 Challenge:It is fast pace game of a 3-on-3 competition testing wits, skills and clinical finishing. Teams are from all 9 different institutions which is divided to 3 categories which is the Men’s Open, Women’s Open & Boy’s Under-17. It will be 20 teams for each of the category which will be a group stage in the earlier stages which is on the 19th Nov (Sat) before advancing to the knockout stages which is on the 20th Nov (Sun) X-flow games:It is an all skates demo, whereby the viewers can expect a whole lot of stunts, skills and amazing tricks performed every hour throughout the entire BreakFree event. It is supported by the Seventh Tribe Skate Shop with skaters ranging from 18 up to even 30 year olds! Open Stage:It is a 6-hours live indie bands showcase to keep the crowd coming & pumping. With local bands ranging from Akur, Love Comes, the Iban band Hevance & Chinese band Visualise with acoustica from Rendall & Pearl & a whole lot more! Co-organised together with Seventh Tribe Music Studio, expect your morning right up to evening to be pumped up leading up to the Concert Finale at night! Youth4Unity Concert:UNLIKE any TYPICAL concert, this Youth4Unity promises to bring in not only more fun, entertainment & excitement for the whole audience but it also with of delivering a clear message of intent, us youths are ready to embark on journey to create CHANGE in our way of life through the 3 key ingredients:- UNITING, INSPIRING & REVOLUTIONIZING. With top bands from Sarawak like Mayze, winner of Battle of the Bands of RockEra Digi, tribal performances from Sonar Instinct, performing like veteran bands like Eventstarr & United Kids of Oi & featuring dance crews from SoulDance, we promise you this is a night not to be miss as we celebrate the coming together of youths in Kuching, in towards making a Champion out of somebody!
This year our church held this event at Transfornation Center in Kuching. Whereby we had quite a few performance from some IPT in Kuching. It has been a while since I took pictures with my cam, so this time around, the pics are not that good yet. (Just got my camera back from Canon center after a few months of repair.)
For those who joined this event, here are the photos. =) more…
Born on 18th April 1927, Jen Anak Nyaru was my grand mother. She was one of the bravest, kind, awesome, hardworking person I’ve known my entire life who was called back to the Lord on 10th September 2011 at the age of 84. I know that this life in this world is just temporary and God gave us life for a reason and to archive something. My grandma had 6 children of her own, 3 sons and 3 daughters. And from there, she had 20 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.
I remember when I was little, there was a lot of rambutan trees behind their house in Sri Aman, and she used to climb it on her own in the morning. Later in the afternoon she’ll walk to town to sell them just to get food on the table for us (her grandchildren). She also had a “small mini zoo” (what we used to called it). She rared ducks, chickens, dogs, pigs, cats & birds. She and my grandfather also planted things so we don’t have to buy rice, paper, coco, and other more which I can’t recall so we don’t have to buy them from town.
Back in 2008, the 1st time she got ill, i was a lil sad. I knew she will not have long to go. Never did I thought that she’ll live another 4 years bed ridden. But thank God with His strength she survived that long. I also know she is with Him there in heaven, peacefully there worshiping God.
We will all remember the good things you have done in our lives grandma. Thanks for showing us what life means when we were at the early age. We will miss you. Rest In Peace. =’(
3 weeks ago I decided to go away from Kuching for a while. It was for something else which after I bought my flight tickets it was canceled. So I decided to go away to relax and eat and meet some old friends.
After leaving KL for nearly 3 years now, a lot has change. So I left Kuching using firefly as it was very cheap. Only cost me RM175.99 and the flight was kind of fast. The only problem was the landing. It was terrible. This is one of the trips where I brought my camera with me but din’t take it out. Only used my phone to take pics of the food i ate.
This cost me RM17.50 and I was pretty pissed with the guy who sold me this…. Really killing people la like this!
At least this meal was worth it. Thanks to Azhar & his wife, my buddies from KL. This was if I can remember, Bali Mixed Rice – RM35. This was enuf to feed 2 – 3 people I guess.
This was the cheapest Fish & Chips I’ve ever had in KL. More to say it was in KLCC food court. It was between RM8 – RM9 I guess. But I had it with :
Baked Potatoes with herbs, cheese and mince meat @ KLCC for RM8.50
This was another dinner with Azhar & his wife at Peranakan in 1 Utama. Supposed to be spicy but failed to make me suffer the spice in my mouth.
These is one of Azhar’s Fav Dish. Chicken popia which was very nice…
These are just bits and pieces of the one week trip I had.
Because too much is never enough! Johnny Knoxville and the boys are at it again with jackass 3.5, a compilation of dozens of episodes featuring all-new footage from the idiots you’ve come to fear and love. Loaded with never-before-seen stunts, pranks and stupidity, these episodic slugs include such antics as Steve-O’s up close and very personal encounter with a snapping turtle, Chris Pontius and his incredible wood pecker, a rocket-powered trip to Uranus with Bam Margera, and the successful prank that was finally pulled on Johnny Knoxville.
Cast
The entire cast from the previous movies returned for the third movie, with the notable exceptions of former Jackass mainstays Brandon DiCamillo andRaab Himself.
Sitting viewing the morning mist while waiting for the “going to be wed” couple. Here in this small Bintulu town where 90% of my friends are ‘orang ulu’. Bintulu is such a quite town for me. Never in my life I thought that it was like this. Before, to me it was like, oil city, lots of rich dudes and buzy town.
There is one thing tho which I don’t like bout the people here is, the drivers. I think the whole community here is too used to the style that they drive so……… You know what I mean, turning without signal light, not stopping at round about, driving slow at times (30KM-35KM). But, what can I say? This is not my place.
The food in the other hand, awesome! You go to a coffee shop, order your food and wait for 15 mins for a plate of ‘kampua mee’. And about 30 mins for a plate of sweet n sour pork rice. WORTH IT THO!!!
Anyway, will write more in this trip in a couple of days time!
This year I decided to go bald again! But not shaving my own head on my own like how i usually do it. I join a few friends from Sarawak Bloggers; Cyril Dason, who was having a hard time to say YES (from my point of view), Fahriee Izad, who has not failed to miss this event as far as i know, and Rodz. I join in with HITZ.fm Kuching for this event.
This event was done to show support and raised found for the Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society (SCCS), and has become and annual event since the first one done in 2009. Unlike two years that has passed, this time they went as far as Miri. And from what I heard they are going to Kapit this July. Targeting a total of RM1.5 million for the new SCCS centre & facilities.
Based on the comic book by Min-Woo Hyung, Priest centers on a warrior priest (Bettany) who disobeys church law by teaming with a young sheriff (Gigandet) who is part vampire and a priestess to track down a band of renegade vampires who have kidnapped the priest’s niece.
Well, to me this movie was a little not to my liking. It was, at some point funny. The story line was a little plain. Almost fell asleep tho. Not much to say but it’s a 4 out of 10 for me. =)