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OST Love is Cinta

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Aku akan memulainya dengan ucapan syukur dan senyuman bukan kritikan. Akan kuhargai setiap detik, menit dan jam, karena tak sedetik pun dapat ditarik kembali.

Hari ini tidak akan kusia-siakan, seperti waktu lalu yang terbuang percuma. Hari ini takkan kuisi dengan kecemasan tentang apa yang akan terjadi esok.

[blogs | fadliwae | info] L_Arc-en-Ciel - Seventh Heaven

L_Arc-en-Ciel - Seventh Heaven

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[blogs | fadliwae | info] BLUETOOTH, THE ORIGIN OF THE NAME

First, the history.

Harald (sometimes spelled Harold) Bluetooth, the future king of Denmark, was born in the year 911 A.D. He lived to the ripe old age of 74, dying in 985. Harald was born to royalty, the son of King Gorm the Old and his Queen Thyre (sometimes spelled Tyre). Thyre was herself the daughter of a nobleman, Schleswig, who is supposed to have been kindly disposed to Christianity. (Remember this last point—it's relevant.)

Gorm the Old was the King of what was then called Jutland, essentially the main peninsula of today's Denmark. In those times, and in that part of the world, Christianity was not yet the dominant religion. In fact, it was barely tolerated by King Gorm, who was a devout servant of the Norse god Odin. (Hey, we're talking Vikings here!) Gorm the Old had gone as far as to demolish the Christian churches in his country, which probably didn't sit well with his wife, who was raising their son with some smattering of Christian ideals.

Harald inherited the throne in 935, one year after his father was defeated in a war with the German King Henry I. The consequences of this defeat were such that King Gorm was forced to begin the restoration of the churches he'd destroyed and to grant some tolerance to his Christian subjects. On his death, King Gorm's throne was bequeathed to his son Harald, who was determined to further the acceptance of Christianity and to unite his kingdom against the continuing German threat.

King Harald enthusiastically continued the rebuilding of the churches that his father had reluctantly started. In 960, after years of spreading the Christian faith, King Harald was able to convert his country to Christianity. While some historians suspect Harold did this as a political ploy to protect his kingdom from further German invasion (his own personal conversion was conducted by the Archdiocese of Hamburg-Bremen), the act served to help unify Denmark and to solidify King Harald's place in history.

Of course, that's not all that King Harald did. He also conquered Norway (at the request of his sister, Queen Gunnhild of Norway) and exercised his hereditary right (through Queen Thyre's father) to parts of England. He strengthened the “Danawirk”—a series of ramparts and fortifications—to keep the Germans out of his kingdom. And, unfortunately, he was slain by his own son, Sven Fork-beard, after several years of plots and machinations within the royal family.

Note King Harald's expansionist tendencies were continued by his son and by his grandson, Canute—who became the only king to rule the Great North Sea Empire (comprising England, Denmark, Norway, and parts of Sweden).

King Harald's most significant accomplishment (aside from living so long in an age when most Viking kings died young and violently) was the unification of Denmark. Thanks to King Harald's efforts at rebuilding the churches and spreading the belief of Christianity, the provinces of Denmark were united under a single crown.

Note One of King Harald's lasting legacies was the creation of a monument to his late father and mother. Still preserved to this day in what has become a Christian shrine in North Jutland, the monument contains the following words, carved in stone as runic symbols:

“Harald The King caused these monuments to be made to Gorm his father and Thyre his mother, the Harald who won all Denmark and Norway and made the Danes Christians.”

These engravings mark the first mention of “Denmark” in recorded history.

Why Bluetooth?

Now that we've had our history lesson, the question still remains: Why is this new wireless technology named after a 10th-century Danish king? It's all about King Harald's ability to unite. Like King Harald, the Bluetooth technology unites people and enables them to talk to each other. Thus King Harald Bluetooth, the uniter, gives name to Bluetooth, the uniting technology.

[blogs | fadliwae | info] Dewi Dewi - Recycle Plus

Dewi Dewi - Recycle Plus

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01. Dokter Cinta
02. Begitu Salah Begitu Benar
03. Roman Picisan
04. Cukup Siti Nurbaya
05. Love Of My Life
06. Separuh Nafas
07. Elang
08. Satu Hati
09. Tak Kan Ada Cinta Yang Lain
10. Dansa
11. Ini Gila Ini Cinta
12. Kasidah Cinta

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[blogs | fadliwae | info] Celine Dion - D'Elles (R.18 Mei 2007)(CDQ)

Celine Dion - D’Elles (R.18 Mei 2007)(CDQ)

A cause
Je cherche l’ombre
Les paradis
La Diva
Femme comme chacune
Si j’étais quelqu’un
Je ne suis pas celle
Le temps qui compte
Lettre de George Sand à Alfred De Musset
On s’est aimé à cause
Berceuse

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[blogs | fadliwae | info] Samsons - Penantian Hidup

Samsons - Penantian Hidup

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01. Seandainya
02. Hey Gadis
03. Jika Kuharus Bermimpi
04. Kisah Tak Sempurna
05. Kau
06. Perbedaan
07. Luluh
08. For You
09. Penantian Hidup
10. Aku
11. S.E.W
12. Kenangan Terindah (Bonus)

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[blogs | fadliwae | info] The Rain - Serenade [2007]

The Rain - Serenade [2007]

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01. Dan Biar Esok Jadi Misteri
02. Terlalu Indah
03. Persimpangan
04. Selama Yang Kau Mau
05. Cinta Terpendam
06. Bukan Penantian
07. Tersenyum Dalam Luka
08. Tak Terkendali
09. Beri Aku Waktu
10. Kutunggu Jawabmu
11. Rahasia Hati
12. Serenade

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