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Date:
Tue, 21 April 2009 11:00 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
"Ever To End, No Retreat", Everton MU 4 -2 At FA Cup 2009 Semifinal
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Everton's
Phil Jagielka
scores a winning penalty against Manchester United during their FA Cup
semi-final soccer match at Wembley Stadium in London April 19, 2009.
REUTERS/Darren Staples
(BRITAIN SPORT SOCCER)
Sun Apr 19, 1:59 PM ET |
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Everton's Tim Howard saves a penalty
from Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand during their FA Cup semi-final soccer
match at Wembley Stadium in London April 19, 2009.
REUTERS/Darren Staples
(BRITAIN SPORT SOCCER)
Sun Apr 19, 2:17 PM ET
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Sunday 19 April 2009 an important for me soccer
match took place in London, televised live by TV-One beginning at 22.00
West Indonesia Time, a semifinal match of FA Cup between Manchester United
against Everton. I only watched the first half whereas the score was still
0 – 0, then went asleep because I should keep my energy for the next day’s work.
The final score was 4 – 2 for Everton, wiping out
Manchester United's target of quintuplet winnings this season. On the
previous night there was the movie of "The Queen" starred by
Hellen Mirren, about Queen Elizabeth during the moments of Lady Di’s
car accident, but I only watched some part of it before went asleep
because I was tired after in the afternoon I went to the airport to
pick up my sister and my brother in law.
The match seems like containing some important messages for me.
The name of the winning team Everton sounds like
"Ever To End", as if a message about "Ever To End, No Retreat",
related with my consent to meet the end of my life soon for the good of this world.
This is from the phrase of "Ever Onward, No Retreat" often used by
Indonesian first president Soekarno. Yet since I am not a president, so it
becomes "Ever To End, No Retreat", meaning that I should not retreat
from my consent to move out of this world for the good of human being.
It becomes more important since the match was in
the semifinal of FA Cup. The name of the winning team Everton and the
championship’s name FA Cup reminds me with "Eva",
the Latin for "Eve", related with my painting about Rahma in 2001
with the title "Adam Eve Reunion", which materialized in Rahma’s
appearance at the surviving mosque of Situ Gintung after I wrote
A Surviving Mosque, Like Reflecting Rahma's Duty
about the similarity of the painting with the situation of broken dam of
Situ Gintung nearby the mosque. The message could be that if I would like
to realize the painting, to become like Adam and Eve before I die, it should
be in a marriage with Rahma like in the painting.
Moreover, the winning goal for Everton was made
by Phil Jagielka. His last name Jagielka is like having the
meaning of "don’t get crazy", because "ja" is like from
Indonesian word "jangan" which means "don’t", and "giel"
is like from Indonesian word "gila" which means "crazy".
It could be related with my previous letter
A Choice Between "Usman" Or "Mahdi",
about a mental hospital in Bogor, which name was changed into Marzuki Mahdi in 2002
after my work for a project of Bapepam in 1990 which was headed by Marzuki Usman.
While another hero for Everton team in that match was
the goal keeper Tim Howard, his name sounds like related with the team
of art people I wrote in my letter of
Additional Strong Obstacles To Prevent Me From Running For Political Position
about my often did crazy things like done by Vincent Van Gogh, Rolling Stones,
Madonna, because I like to have strong interest in the art world.
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Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand
misses in a penalty shoot out against Everton during their FA Cup semi-final soccer match at
Wembley Stadium in London April 19, 2009.
REUTERS/Darren Staples
(BRITAIN SPORT SOCCER
IMAGE OF THE DAY TOP PICTURE)
Sun Apr 19, 2:09 PM ET
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Everton's Phil Jagielka,
right, scores the winning penalty past Manchester United's Ben Foster, left, during
their FA Cup semi-final soccer match at Wembley Stadium, London, Sunday,
April 19, 2009.
(AP Photo/Jon Super)
Sun Apr 19, 2:23 PM ET
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Manchester United's manager
Alex Ferguson (R) watches a penalty shoot out against Everton during their FA Cup
semi-final soccer match at Wembley Stadium in London April 19, 2009.
REUTERS/Darren Staples
(BRITAIN SPORT SOCCER)
Sun Apr 19, 2:35 PM ET
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Date:
Tue, 21 April 2009 11:52 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject: "Mimika Air" Plane Crash
In Papua
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File photo shows
a Mimika Air Pilatus Turbo Porter aircarft. Eleven people
were killed when their Mimika Air flight crashed in
Indonesia's mountainous Papua province, an airfield official
has said.
(AFP/File/Tjahyo
Eranius)
Sun Apr 19, 2:14
AM ET
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After three significant airplane crashes
that seem related with my relationship with Rahma, the “Four
Tires Up Of FedEx Narita”, the
“F-22
Crash In California With Test Pilot Killed”,
and the “Fokker
F 27 Crash A Day Before Rahma's Birthday”,
another plane crash happened again recently. It was the
Mimika Air plane crash in Papua on Friday 17 April 2009,
with eleven people onboard died.
This seemingly contains a message related
with my having to get married with Rahma as a part of my
consent to move out of this world for the good of human
being.
The name Mimika Air is like having the
meaning of "drink milk to Rahma". Because Indonesian word "mimik"
means "drink" but for the children's language. Because
children usually drink milk, so "mimik" usually related with
milk. While "ka" is a little bit sounds like Indonesian word
"ke" which means "to". And "air" sounds like Indonesian
spelling for the letter "R", in which "R" here is like
representing Rahma’s name.
While the plane crash happened when the
plane was leaving from
Ilaga
to Kota Mulia.
The city name of " Ilaga"
reminds me with a girl whose name is
Ila,
who became one of the reasons of Rahma’s getting mad at me
in 2001. While "ga" is like from Jakarta word "nggak", which
recently especially in SMS messages is written as "ga",
which means "no". So it is like "there should be no more
another kind of
Ila,
to make sure I will get married with Rahma as a part of my
consent to move out of this world for the good of human
being".
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Date:
Wed, 22 April 2009 12:24 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject: Mimika Air Crash At
Mount Gergaji
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Eleven confirmed dead in Indonesia plane
crash
Sun Apr 19, 2:14
am ET
TIMIKA,
Indonesia (AFP) – Eleven people were killed
when their light plane crashed in
Indonesia's mountainous Papua province, an
airfield official said Sunday. Timika Air
Base commander Easter Haryanto, who is
coordinating search efforts, said rescue
teams have reached the wreckage of the
Mimika Air plane on a steep slope on
Mount Gergaji.
"We confirm that
all passengers and crew members are dead.
The bodies are still in the plane and we
hope to transfer them into body bags today
and fly them to Ilaga Monday for
identification," he added.
The Mimika Air
Pilatus Porter was en route from Ilaga to
the remote highlands town of Kota Mulia with
11 people on board, including a child, when
it crashed Friday. The secretary of the
province's electoral commission as well as a
number of other officials were on board the
charter flight, which was carrying ballot
papers from April 9 national elections.
Indonesia, which relies heavily on air links
across the archipelago, has one of Asia's
worst air safety records.
The European
Union banned all Indonesian-registered
aircraft from flying over its airspace in
2007, acting on a report from the
International Civil Aviation Organisation,
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Another important thing related with
Mimika Air plane crash in Papua on Friday 17 April 2009 is
about the location of the plane crash, at Mount Gergaji.
The word "gergaji" is Indonesian word for
"saw" in English, like in "chain saw" or "wooden saw".
It could be also about important message
for me related with the English word "saw", the past tense
of "see". Or any other word or words that can become "saw".
But to make sure what kind of "saw" is the meaning here, I
think I should be better wait for other clear message.
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