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    • 21 Jan 2010
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    For whatever reason, I cannot get enough of this show.  It's almost like watching older people in highschool like situations, hysterical!  Community's pilot was off to a slow start, but I gave it an extra chance because the cast members intrigued me.  My favorite character by far is Abed.  And here is his Halloween costume as .. well.. he needs no introduction, just watch:

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  • hoo-Hah! It's on Fiyah!

    • 14 Jan 2010
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    What do you guys think about this ad?  I kind of think the beginning with the "fiyah" and ping pong bit is hilarious.  But then again, I'm easily amused.

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  • CityCenter Las Vegas

    • 13 Jan 2010
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    I recently made a trip to Vegas and experienced the new CityCenter, albeit, it wasn't the full-on experience since all the stores were already closed at Crystals by the time I got there, and I didn't really have time to eat, gamble, club, or drink there.  Unfortunate.  Nevertheless, I did a quick walk-through and enjoyed the architecture and design.  While definitely achieving the modern look with industrial finishes, I felt CityCenter lacked life.  It felt a little sterile and uptight - I suppose because it is geared to be more "premium" and high-end, it has a bit of that air to it.  The walls and ceilings in Crystals, for example, felt wide open, tall, and plain, a quite spacious feeling.  I think the CityCenter is captivating from the outside, the buildings are tremendous, and even the area to valet looks almost like a mini-airport.  Do I prefer this to the warmth and ambiance I get from any of the other hotels/casinos on the strip?  So far, not really.  I am fond of the rest of the Vegas strip, simply because they have a little more character and personality, but that's just me.  Then again, I'd love to give it another shot, and see if it has stronger vital signs on my next trip around.  Here's my favorite picture from the night, a couple who also seemed to be exploring the new digs.

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  • M. Ward - Chinese Translation

    • 18 Dec 2009
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    An oldie but goodie.  Just when I thought I was in love with "She", now I'm falling for "Him" as well.   Check "Him" out below. 
    M. Ward is Zooey Deschanel's partner in She & Him crime.

    (thanks to elo for the rec)

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  • Film for Thought: An Education

    • 1 Dec 2009
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    This movie was excellent.  I felt the acting was authentic and worthy of award.  Without spoiling the movie, a brief gist of the film deals with a young girl’s struggle with her coming of age – she’s obviously bright, but veers off course as she gets influenced by an older man.  The scenery and decor is also beautiful as it is set in the 1960’s in London.

                        

    This isn’t a film for mainstream movie junkies who are just willing to catch a glimpse of Megan Fox in Transformers, although, for whatever reason, I watch those movies in good spirit as well.   This is definitely more of an independent, thought-provoking film, which requires you to transcend your beliefs a bit, and get lost in a fairytale of a romance and posh lifestyle followed by a float back down to reality.  

    Again, I think the quality performance from the actors is what truly justified the brilliance of the movie.  Cheers to the entire cast!  If the main guy was played by an obvious heartthrob such as Brad Pitt or Johnny Depp, I think the quizzical pity you feel for the girl’s hasty decisions would be altered.  It is because the main actor was portrayed by someone who could pass as an average but charming Joe that the story becomes believable and you empathize with the young foolhardy girl.  I'm not much on chick-flicks that center around bridal dresses or less sleep in Seattle.. but if you're looking for a good romance/drama, I'd recommend this movie with a warm cup of tea and biscuits.

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  • Sour - Hibi no Neiro

    • 6 Nov 2009
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    Clever x Clever = Awesome. Instant admiration for the work put into this.  And it’s so creative and cute!  The heart segment is the best.  Enjoy!

    (special thanks to totoros for the link)

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  • iDo but iDon't

    • 6 Nov 2009
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    The wait is over.  It’s here.  They’re really pushing the Droid, this ad is kind of cool. 

     

    I’m not about to convert, though, I’m still an avid (avid is an understatement) iPhone user but that doesn’t mean I’m a Droid-hater.  If it’s for the greater good of technological advancement I’m all for it.  I’d like to see one in person very soon.

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  • You Can't Touch This..

    • 2 Nov 2009
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    ..Wait, maybe you CAN.  The world's largest multi-touch multi-user wall launched in Nürburgring.

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  • Cargasm: Lexus LFA

    • 21 Oct 2009
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    This is a beautifully fierce ad.  Look.  Listen.  Wipe drool.

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  • Scarlett Johansson & Pete Yorn: Relator

    • 20 Oct 2009
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    This song has truly grown on me.  I like!

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    My heart skips a beat to:
    That really good song that you can put on repeat without getting tired of it, the perfect swish from nothing but net, bright colors that scream attention which I don't like to bask in, cars that remind me of cartoons, the right sneakers for every occasion, the honest "I've-missed-you" look my dog gives me when I come home, a quick run in the dark imagining someone is chasing me, anything kawaiiiiii, frozen desserts of many fulfilling kinds, heroes or arch-nemeses, life ambitions and carpe diem actions, exercising brain power, exploring So Cal, and eating food that is yummy-yummy, in my tummy. Did I mention I'm a web-junkie? Long live internet!

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