Archive for January, 2006

Download and Watch this.. or be a foo.

Don’t be a foo- The 80s were great!

Coffee..

After living in japan (and quite possibly the lack of red bull,) I have developed a taste for coffee. At least more so then I had in america, and it doesn’t help that every vending machine has a selection of at least 4 different coffees.

Anyways, any of you guys seen/used/have/reviewed/know of the Aeribie aero coffee press? See here. Seems like an interesting idea and some of the review are really good. Think I might need one…

goooooowy!

Goowy.com. This is pretty interesting concept, although I don’t know that it is useful. Anyways, it’s like an OSX session via the web minus all the applications (with the exception of games, rss feeds, mail and calendar.) I am guessing this is the latest in the long line of ‘web 2.0′ apps.

It is worth playing with.

Man who walks into airport sideways is always going to…

Bangkok. Dec 25 - 27 2005 - flickr set follows:

pics 027Closer to nirvana.
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just a taste..

baganplain.jpg

Bagan, Myanmar.

The office… funny.

I just finished watching some TV shows I missed while I was on vacation. I have to say that ‘The Office’, by far, has to be one of the funniest shows on the idiot box right now. Steve Carrell is one funny bastard. If you have watched this show, I recommend it..

Playing Catch up..


China — Shanghai

So here is the first of a few posts in regards to my vacation.

Shanghai Flickr set.

En-route to Myanmar, had a 12 hour layover in Shanghai. Options were to stay in Pu Dong airport for 12 hours or go into Shanghai and do a bit of exploring. Since november, China has relaxed their visa requirements which allows people with connecting flights within 24 hours not to have visa and leave the airport. So we went to Shanghai.
Pu Dong airport is a new airport. With this, they have a bullet train that goes into Shanghai. It is really nice… 7minutes and 20seconds to the city from the airport at speed of 430km/h on the maglev train. Then a 10 minute subway ride and we were at People’s Square. The heart of Shanghai.

Shanghai itself is a nice city. Very modern with a touch of the classical chinese architecture. We walked around People’s Square and looked at the Christmas festivities that were going on. We then grabbed a taxi to a Nanjing Road, which is the shopping and tourism area. After be barraged by people trying to sell fake rolexs and other items we managed to have a decent time exploring and eating real chinese food and getting real chinese boba/bubble tea.

Thoughts on Shanghai
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years! 2005/2006

Greetings all, a little delayed but I hope everyone had a merry xmas and a happy new years! I have spent nearly the past 3 weeks in Thailand and Myanmar, hence the lack of posts. More to come about all..

あけましておめでとうございます。今年もよろしくおねがいします。
(akemashite omedetou gozaimasu. kotoshi mo yoroshiku oneigaishimasu.)
happy new year. I look forward to a good year with you.