Valentine 2009 flew by in a blur. When it was here, though, we spent the day with Ichtus Youth Fellowship, playing games and eating yummy dinner.
Valentine is not Valentine without games for couples. Pairing everyone in the room, the games seek to find the ultimate couples, where the guy knows everything about the gal.
Following the games was the dinner. Thanks to our chef, Liong and Heru, for a very delicious way to end the night!
Ah... and of course, group pictures!
Friday, May 29, 2009
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Spring Fellowship 2009 - Pemberton
(Almost) every year, the university-age young people of our church is having Spring Fellowship. As the name implies, it is usually during Spring Time, after the Winter term ends, but before the Summer term starts.
Spring Fellowship is basically the funnest activities for youth. It's kinda like Bible Camp, but with very limited Bible sessions, and a whole lot of free time, games, and sight-seeing. Not to mention BBQ and scavenger hunting. And the weekend is usually spent somewhere far from the ordinary, places you wouldn't visit by yourself, if not for the Spring Fellowship. Youth (and youth at hearts) are usually very excited to go on Spring Fellowship. And this year was no exception.
This year, the Spring Fellowship was at Pemberton during Mother's Day weekend. Pemberton was a small city about 1 hour north of Whistler. The Cottage was in the Valley, surrounded by mountains, farming lands, and grass.
Friday night started with Rawon Dinner, followed by games. One of the games involving two teams sitting in a straight line facing each other. The last person on the line would flip coin until he/she got a head. Then that person would shake the hand of the people in front of them. The first person on the line would then throw a cup full of baby powder to the opponent's face. Whoever lost would have white face (and t-shirt).
Ivan, one of the victims
(btw, his team won this, so he shouldn't have gotten hit,
but in the heat of the moment, no time for logic... ^_^)
Then we played another game involving throwing a straw-protected egg from high place. Each team had different strategy.
Let's just say my team didn't win, and leave it at that.
And that end the night. Mega, Lorensia, and Sylvi were busy vacuuming the floor (noticed the powder?), while some watched TV, played poker, played piano, preparing food for tomorrow (oh.. did I mention that Liong and Hosea were our in-house chef for the weekend?), slept, took photos, etc. Oh, the cows kept on mooing all night (weekend) long, and I kept thinking, "Is somebody's cell phone vibrating? Why don't they pick it up?"
The weather prediction for the weekend was not sunny, but thankfully, it was a bright and cheerful day that greeted us when we opened our eyes Saturday morning. That was a good thing, since we were going on a Scavenger Hunt!
The scavenger hunt was a secret ritual, and as such, no photos can be found. No evidence that the hunt ever taken place (except our own memory of the terrifying ordeal). You just had to be in it to feel it!
Next up was BBQ. We were so hungry nobody thought about taking pictures until after all the meat was gone. Ehem ehem.. ^_^ But we did remember to snap some pictures on dinner table.
We had our first Bible session that night, followed by more Games and Talent Shows from each team. When I find more pictures, I will tell you the stories presented by each group.
And the night ended with fire crackers!!
Spring Fellowship is basically the funnest activities for youth. It's kinda like Bible Camp, but with very limited Bible sessions, and a whole lot of free time, games, and sight-seeing. Not to mention BBQ and scavenger hunting. And the weekend is usually spent somewhere far from the ordinary, places you wouldn't visit by yourself, if not for the Spring Fellowship. Youth (and youth at hearts) are usually very excited to go on Spring Fellowship. And this year was no exception.
This year, the Spring Fellowship was at Pemberton during Mother's Day weekend. Pemberton was a small city about 1 hour north of Whistler. The Cottage was in the Valley, surrounded by mountains, farming lands, and grass.
Friday night started with Rawon Dinner, followed by games. One of the games involving two teams sitting in a straight line facing each other. The last person on the line would flip coin until he/she got a head. Then that person would shake the hand of the people in front of them. The first person on the line would then throw a cup full of baby powder to the opponent's face. Whoever lost would have white face (and t-shirt).
Ivan, one of the victims(btw, his team won this, so he shouldn't have gotten hit,
but in the heat of the moment, no time for logic... ^_^)
Then we played another game involving throwing a straw-protected egg from high place. Each team had different strategy.
Let's just say my team didn't win, and leave it at that.
And that end the night. Mega, Lorensia, and Sylvi were busy vacuuming the floor (noticed the powder?), while some watched TV, played poker, played piano, preparing food for tomorrow (oh.. did I mention that Liong and Hosea were our in-house chef for the weekend?), slept, took photos, etc. Oh, the cows kept on mooing all night (weekend) long, and I kept thinking, "Is somebody's cell phone vibrating? Why don't they pick it up?"
The weather prediction for the weekend was not sunny, but thankfully, it was a bright and cheerful day that greeted us when we opened our eyes Saturday morning. That was a good thing, since we were going on a Scavenger Hunt!
We're going on a scavenger hunt
And we are not afraid
Got my gun on my side
Gonna catch the first prize...
And we are not afraid
Got my gun on my side
Gonna catch the first prize...
The scavenger hunt was a secret ritual, and as such, no photos can be found. No evidence that the hunt ever taken place (except our own memory of the terrifying ordeal). You just had to be in it to feel it!
Next up was BBQ. We were so hungry nobody thought about taking pictures until after all the meat was gone. Ehem ehem.. ^_^ But we did remember to snap some pictures on dinner table.
We had our first Bible session that night, followed by more Games and Talent Shows from each team. When I find more pictures, I will tell you the stories presented by each group.
And the night ended with fire crackers!!
Monday, December 29, 2008
Jemaat GII
Minggu barusan ini, atas ide pak Felix, kita menyempatkan diri untuk foto bersama jemaat menjelang penutupan tahun 2008. Berikut ini adalah hasil pemotretannya.
Foto Penutupan Tahun
(silakan di klik gambarnya untuk melihat resolusi yg lebih besar,
atau klik sini untuk mendapatkan resolusi asli)
Foto Penutupan Tahun(silakan di klik gambarnya untuk melihat resolusi yg lebih besar,
atau klik sini untuk mendapatkan resolusi asli)
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Saturday, December 20, 2008
The Best Gift of All - Natal GII 2008
Gereja Injili Indonesia baru saja melewati perayaan Natal tahun ini. Dalam natal ini tema kita adalah The Best Gift of All. Dalam acaranya kita lebih konsentrasi ke arah praise and worship. Jadi hanyalah ada drama singkat yang diselipkan sepanjang berlangsungnya acara.
Kita membuat dua video klip sebagai video latar belakang pada saat penyanyi menyanyikan lagu duet.
Yang pertama adalah lagu We Are the Reason, dinyanyikan oleh Mega dan Jason.
We Are the Reason
Yang kedua adalah lagu The Best Gift of All, dinyanyikan oleh Liong dan Adit.
The Best Gift of All
Berikut ini adalah foto bersama di akhir acara.


Inilah laporan singkat dari acara Natal GII 2008.
Kita membuat dua video klip sebagai video latar belakang pada saat penyanyi menyanyikan lagu duet.
Yang pertama adalah lagu We Are the Reason, dinyanyikan oleh Mega dan Jason.
We Are the Reason
Yang kedua adalah lagu The Best Gift of All, dinyanyikan oleh Liong dan Adit.
The Best Gift of All
Berikut ini adalah foto bersama di akhir acara.


Inilah laporan singkat dari acara Natal GII 2008.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Activating Android Developer Phone ADP1 with SimCard without Data Plan
I have finally got my hand with Android Developer Phone, also known as HTC Dream. I though the phone is going to be extra thick and heavy, but no, it's not. It's a pretty well design phone. I can't hardly wait now to start writing code on Android for my home automation system.

First problem I encounter is how to activate the phone without having data plan with my provider. I have plenty of dummy simcard (simcard that without any phone or data plan). I found nice instruction on android developer google group site:




I tried to compare the size with iPhone 3G, the width and height is about the same. However, HTC Dream is thicker compare to iPhone.


That's it for now, need to go back to work.
update: while reading through some forums, it's actually possible to activate Android without using simcard at all. Just go here to get full instruction.

First problem I encounter is how to activate the phone without having data plan with my provider. I have plenty of dummy simcard (simcard that without any phone or data plan). I found nice instruction on android developer google group site:
- download the SDK, you basically need adb in order to send command to the phone.
- run adb and type
am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.Settings
- this will bring you to wifi setting on your phone, and from there, you can activate the wifi, and finally, register your phone using any simcard without data plan




I tried to compare the size with iPhone 3G, the width and height is about the same. However, HTC Dream is thicker compare to iPhone.


That's it for now, need to go back to work.
update: while reading through some forums, it's actually possible to activate Android without using simcard at all. Just go here to get full instruction.
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