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Blue x Beats by Dre mic = American Idol 10

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 21:38:00 +0000

If you happen to watch American Idol 10's top 12 male and top 12 female performance nights, you could easily spot the iconic red-black "b" logo on the base of the microphones they used. I have a huge infatuation with the beats head-phones, though I don't own one, just yet, but I think the design
Blue makes some pretty good microphones. So when they teamed up with Interscope Records and Beats by Dre, they created a monster mic.
The mic is said to have been designed by Dr. Dre and includes wireless technology from Line 6 and a unique detailed and clear mic head design from Blue. The mic is more of a collaba-mic then anything else.
The mic is said to have been specially built for the reality show, at least for now, but there are wired versions for sale now.

Big Bang x Christian Louboutin sneaker post

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 08:03:00 +0000

Big Bang really loves Christian Louboutin.

Jiyong recently attended G-Market's Valentine Day Party sporting Christian Louboutin sneakers!

Louis in Spring/Summer 2011 Collection by Christian Louboutin

Due to their extreme success in 2010, Louboutin is also bringing back the Louis Spikes design in a patent white leather sneaker:

There’s also the America-flavored Superball Omicron Fabric Louis Sneakers.

Finally, my personal pick - the Louis Pik Pik, a remixed design of the Louis Studded sneakers, featuring silver and gold spikes (there are women’s version too).

Emporio Armani T-Shirt Spring/Summer 2011

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 22:51:00 +0000

Here are my personal picks for the short sleeve t-shirts included in the Emporio Armani Spring/Summer 2011 collection catalog. What d'ya think?

*regular fit
*reptile print
*embroidered eagle at chest

*regular fit
*front "serpent" print
*back "ant" print

*slim fit shirt
*logo with central print

*regular fit
*chain print

more on here

The best (and worst) freebie phones that won't cost you a penny or less

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 23:26:00 +0000

The major cell phone carriers are ushering in the holiday shopping season by literally giving away popular smartphones.

While fire sale promotions on Amazon.com (AMZN) and other sites typically require a two-year contract commitment (which will ultimately run you hundreds of dollars), state-of-the-art devices like the HTC Droid Incredible - which only months ago cost $200 after all the rebates - can now be acquired for a penny or less.

Here are the best (and worst) freebie phones currently available for each major carrier. Act fast, as many of these Black Friday deals expire before Monday. Also note that all deals below are current as of Wednesday afternoon, and there is no guarantee they won't sell out early.

HTC Droid Incredible (Verizon)

One of a series of would-be iPhone killers that runs on Google’s (GOOG) Android mobile operating system, the Droid Incredible by HTC was heralded as a “state of the art smartphone” by PC Magazine when it debuted last April.

This touchscreen device boasts more than five hours of talk time while featuring an 8.0 megapixel camera and FM tuner. The Droid Incredible has fingertip access to the more than 100,000 apps available in the Android Market, and also includes deeper social integration with services like Facebook, Twitter and Flickr.

While the Droid Incredible is not as cool to own as Apple’s (AAPL) iconic smartphone, being carried on Verizon’s (VZ) more reliable network is enticing to any iPhone owner who experiences too many dropped signals on AT&T (T).

What to avoid: Verizon subscribers should pass on devices like the Samsung Zeal Phone that aren’t connected to a major mobile operating system like Android, Apple’s iOS, BlackBerry OS or HP’s webOS. While conveniences like a flip-style format and QWERTY keypad are nice, with smartphones, it’s all about what’s on the inside. As more consumers and manufacturers embrace the major operating systems, independent offerings like the Zeal will become obsolete.

Palm Pixi Plus (AT&T)

While the iPhone and Android phones get most of the attention, Palm continues to develop solid handheld devices that technologically hold their own. Released in November 2009, and one of the first phones to come equipped with HP’s webOS, the Palm Pixi Plus has everything you can ever want for zero dollars down.

The Pixi Plus, like its counterpart the Palm Pre, features arguably the best web browsing experience available on any smartphone, email supported by Microsoft Exchange, Yahoo! Mail and other major clients, and access to a growing number of popular apps including the iPhone and Android hit game Angry Birds.

What to avoid: Not having clear and easy Wi-Fi access made the Nokia Surge 6790 dead-on-arrival when it debuted last year. While the phone is great for texting, it fails in almost everything else. With its overpriced games (Nokia’s Symbian operating system is miles behind the major players with minimal access to apps), as well as performance and data transfer issues, this is one phone that barely lives up to its penny price-point.

HTC Hero (Sprint)

This is another great Android phone that Sprint (S) subscribers will want to snap up while the one-cent offer is still available. Similar to the Incredible, the HTC Hero has a stronger battery than many Android-based phones with more than five hours of talk time. While the 5.0 megapixel camera doesn't match the 8.0 megapixel quality of the Incredible, it does the trick for most casual shutterbugs.

Built-in Google mobile services like Search, Maps, Gmail and YouTube are nice to have at your fingertips, as well as all the apps and the Sprint-specific features like turn-by-turn navigation and full-motion video on demand.

What to avoid: While we applaud the environmentally-friendly LG Remarq - which is partially comprised from recycled materials - the phone’s limited camera features and weak battery make it tough to recommend.

BlackBerry Bold 9700 (T-Mobile)

If you’re happy with using a BlackBerry (RIMM) or are looking for a smartphone that focuses more on work and productivity rather than fun and games, this is a great option. Linked to the reliable BlackBerry Internet Service (which comes with push email notifications), and equipped with a tactile QWERTY keyboard, the Bold 9700 is a superior mobile messaging device.

Thankfully, the phone is not all business! Easy web surfing and pre-installed apps like Slacker Radio are fun to have between meetings, as is access to the thousands of titles available at the BlackBerry App World store.

What to avoid: Motorola (MOT) is manufacturing some of the best Android phones on the market including the DROID X and DROID Pro. Accordingly, you should avoid the clunky and outdated Motorola CLIQ. When the phone isn’t experiencing software crashes or placing calls without your knowledge, its heavy emphasis on social networking is a turnoff, and the web browser is an embarrassment.

via source

Best deals for video games this Black Friday!

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 23:14:00 +0000

Are you ready to tackle the crowds and rushing over to your favorite retail stores? Have you made you video gaming to-buy and where-to-buy-them list? Here, for your convenience and comparisons, are the best Black Friday video game deals.

Gamestop

Gamestop: usedGo-to video game retailer Gamestop is less of a hot Black Friday destination than other stores, and that's reflected in the selection of deals. You might do well with their buy-two-get-three offer on used games, but that'll depend completely on your local store's inventory. All the same, their console bundle deals aren't too bad -- and at least you should be spared the worst of the crowds.

-- Buy two, get one free on used games and accessories
-- Xbox 360 4 GB with either Madden NFL 11 or Medal of Honor: $199.99
-- PS3 160 GB with all three God of War games: $299.99
-- Black Wii with Just Dance and Wii Sports Resort: $199.99

Walmart

Walmart: price-matchingIf you're up for braving the crowds, you'll find a characteristically outstanding set of savings on some of the year's best games at Walmart. It's also worth noting that Walmart, in a break to traditional Black Friday practice, will be price-matching deals from other retailers -- and that news on its own might be enough to make it worth the crush.

-- DS Lite: $89
-- Red Wii with New Super Mario Bros. Wii and two Wiimotes and nunchuks: $249
-- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2: $29
-- Madden NFL 2011: $29
-- Medal of Honor: $29
-- NBA Jam: $29
-- Red Dead Redemption: $29
-- God of War Collection: $10
-- Star Wars: Force Unleashed: $10
-- Wheel of Fortune: $10

Target

Target: gift cardsFavoring the gift-card bundle over slashed prices, Target's gaming deals are pretty solid. An Xbox 360 for an effective sub-$150 outlay is the cheapest we can find this year, and Target shoppers will have an ample selection of cheap games to go with it.

-- 4 GB Xbox 360 with $50 gift card: $199
-- PSP with LittleBigPlanet and Karate Kid: $127
-- Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood with $10 gift card: $59.99
-- Just Dance 2 with $10 gift card: $39.99
-- Halo Reach: $35
-- Medal of Honor: $35
-- Final Fantasy XIII -- $17

K-Mart

K-Mart: all-rounderBut if you've only got the time or energy to raid one retailer this Friday, we recommend you make it K-Mart. Matching Walmart's outstanding deal on the DS Lite, there's also an awesome Xbox 360 bundle on offer -- and $20-$25 savings on a good number of the year's top games.

-- DS Lite: $89.99
-- Xbox 360 4GB with Call of Duty: Black Ops: $199.99
-- Fable 3: $39.99
-- Fallout: New Vegas: $34.99
-- Madden NFL 11: $39.99
-- Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit: $34.99
-- Halo: Reach: $39.99
-- NBA Jam: $29.99
-- Mass Effect 2: $9.99
-- The Beatles: Rock Band: $14.99

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iPhone App: Casio G-SHOCK

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 23:41:00 +0000

Brought to you from Casio G-SHOCK directly onto your iPhone, the G-SHOCK App allows you to fully experience the watch’s toughness and functions without the hefty price tag. The G-SHOCK App provides users with not only the functionality of a standard G-SHOCK watch, but it also includes two games that mimic the resistance and durability of the watch.

The first game included is “G-SHOCK ATTACK”, a shock resistant game. The objective of the game is to tap on the screen to inflict as much damage as possible. The second game is “G-SHOCK DIVE”, a water resistant game. The game entails users to blow into the microphone continuously to sink their watch. What do you get in return for destroying your watches? New ones! That’s right – by beating the games, you win new G-SHOCKS, which sounds almost too good to be true.

The G-SHOCK app is currently available on Apple iTunes.

via freshnessmag

The motion gaming battle: Kinect vs. Move vs. Wii, Which one is for you?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 08:43:00 +0000

Nintendo pioneered the motion gaming movement with the Wii. In September, Sony tried to better the experience with Move. And today (Nov. 4), Microsoft will begin selling Kinect, which does away with controllers altogether. That’s when the battle will really kick into overdrive.

As holiday shoppers prepare their lists this year, they’ll be subjected to marketing blitzes and in-store kiosks for all three technologies, each hoping to separate people from their money. It’s the new front line for gaming companies and no one wants to be left behind.

Trying to decide which, if any, of these motion gaming experiences is right for you? We’ve broken down the pros and cons of each to make it easier.

Kinect for Xbox 360

KinectMicrosoftWhat is it?
A device equipped with a camera that can track your movements and accurately reflect them on screen. If you raise a hand or jump, your avatar will do the same. It also remembers who you are, so when a user steps in front of it, it will log them into their Xbox Live account. The device also includes a microphone that recognizes voice commands. Want to open the disc tray? Just say "Open tray" and Kinect will hook you up.

Cost:
$150 standalone, or 400 when bundled with the Xbox 360.

Hard to find?
It could be. Microsoft’s planning a massive marketing campaign – plus Oprah Winfrey gave it her on-air blessing recently (and gave one to the entire audience, as well). That usually means a rush at retail, so Kinect could be hard to find this year.

How many games?
A dozen games will launch alongside the system, with another five coming out this holiday season.

Are they any good?
We’ve only played them for short segments, so we can’t say conclusively yet, but based on what we’ve seen, the lineup is hit and miss. The games are specifically tailored to a casual audience. Kinect Adventures – bundled with the system – is probably one of the weaker offerings, but Dance Central from Rock Band creator Harmonix has all the earmarks of a major hit. And if you’re looking to get in shape, Ubisoft’s “Your Shape: Fitness Evolved could leave Wii Fit in the dust.

Extra benefits:
Lots! Kinect has a video chat functionality that will allow you to videoconference with friends via Xbox Live and Windows Live Messenger. You’ll also be able to use the system to turn your Xbox on and off with audio commands, navigate the dashboard via gestures and pause films you’re watching without ever touching a remote control.

Weaknesses:
While Kinect is a very cool technology, there has been a very noticeable lag with the system every time we’ve used it. For many games that won’t be an issue, but on fast-paced titles, it’s going to be hard to miss. Also, if you live in a cramped house or apartment, you could also be in trouble, as the device requires six to eight feet between users and the TV. At the very least, you’re going to have to clean up, so the camera isn’t obstructed. And you’ll need a lot of light in the room as well.

PlayStation Move

Playstation MoveSonyWhat is it?
Using a combination of a camera, a handheld motion sensor and an auxiliary controller, Sony has taken the basic concepts of the Wii and greatly enhanced them. You’ll wave a controller in the air, as you do with the Wii, but Move is incredibly accurate in reflecting your movements onscreen. It tracks you in 3D with the camera, so if you, say, step backwards, that’s reflected in the game.

Cost:
It depends on what equipment you already have and the game you want to play: Some titles can be played with just the PlayStation Eye camera and a Move controller, which are bundled together with Sports Champions for $100. A secondary navigation controller, which is required for other titles, is sold separately for $30. A standalone Move controller, for people who already have a PlayStation Eye or need a second controller, runs $50. (Also, if you need a PS3 as well as the controller, that will run you $400.)

Hard to find?
Hit and miss. Sony says several retailers claim they are selling out quickly. But if you call around town, you can usually find someone who has it in stock.

How many games?
13, but dozens more will hit stores before the season is over

Are they any good?
Right now, they’re nothing spectacular. The best, actually, is the one that’s bundled with the controller and camera – Sports Champions. (And in many ways, that’s lifting a page directly from Nintendo’s playbook.) EyePet will charm kids, but can get old. Other titles, so far, are fairly forgettable. But other publishers are putting out new games at a fast pace, so the quality level is certain to go up. And with big upcoming games like Killzone 3 and SOCOM 4 planning Move support, it might find traction with core users.

Extra benefits:
Not many. You can capture video and stills with the PlayStation Eye camera and use the Move controller to navigate the PS3’s dashboard, but that’s not an organic experience and can be quite frustrating.

Weaknesses:
Having to calibrate the system before you play gets old fast – especially in Sports Champions, which requires you to do so every time you pick a different sport. And like Kinect, the launch lineup of games is rather weak, but Sony is ambitiously supporting the platform and that should self-correct over the next year.

Wii

WiimoteNintendoWhat is it?
It’s what got this whole thing started! Wii was the first system to introduce players to motion gaming, ditching traditional controllers for a remote-control styled device that tracked your arm’s movements.

Cost:
$200 (includes controller and console.)

Hard to find?
You will have no trouble whatsoever finding a Wii at retail.

How many games?
Well over 1,000 at this point.

Are they any good?
Like any system, the quality of the catalog varies, but there are some truly great games available for the Wii. In addition to old hits like Wii Sports, Wii Fit, Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros. and the two Super Mario Galaxy games, this year brings two more epic titles in the highly-rated Kirby's Epic Yarn and the upcoming Epic Mickey from Disney.

Extra benefits:
From the controller? Nothing, really, though the Wii itself has plenty of cool features. Of course, so does the Xbox 360 and PS3...

Weaknesses:
It’s suddenly the oldest player in the category. Launched in 2006, the Wii controller has received an upgrade (dubbed MotionPlus) to make it more accurately capture users' movements, but it's still not as accurate as PlayStation Move or as fresh as Kinect.

source via yahoo!

Reebok x Basquiat Fall-Winter 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 19:34:00 +0000

Top Down

I am always thrilled to see collaborations between a famous artist and a sneaker company. Reebok continues their obsession with everything Basquiat by releasing part two of their footwear collection which features works by the legendary artist Jean-Michel Basquiat on their Pump Omni Lite, Dual Pump Runner, Top Down, Phase II, Ree Down, City Jam 2010, Ventilator, and Court Victory Pump models.

Ree Down

City Jam 2010

Dual Pump Runner

Court Victory Pump

Phase II

Ventilator

Pump Omni Lite

Jesus may not have the answer on how to live with your low iq friend but Google does

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 22:41:00 +0000

From the same school of thought as the Just Fucking Google It website comes this less-agressive reminder to quit asking questions and just hit up the G site for the answers instead.

credit from gizmodo

Halloween candies: 5 Best and 5 Worst for your health

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 22:32:00 +0000

Halloween is here and it means nothing more than buying our new colorful and unique costumes, trick or treat parties for kids and of course.. CANDIES...!!!!

Yahoo News recently compiled a list of the 5 best and worst Halloween candies as it pertains to your health! The research is from "My Health News Daily" and they said while most candy provides zero benefits, there are some that are better than others.

THE BEST - (All have no fat and are 'relatively' low in calories and sugar)

Jolly Ranchers (3 pieces)
Blow Pops (1 pop)
Gobstoppers (9 pieces)
Pixy Stix (7 straws)
Candy Corn (19 pieces)

THE WORST - (All are high in calories, sugar, fat and saturated fat)

Mr. Goodbar
Nutrageous
Snickers
Baby Ruth

What do you think? Make sure to check your kids' halloween trick or treat baskets. Nevertheless, hope everyone is having fun.

Happy Halloween Everyone!

Facebook credits at Walmart and Best Buy stores

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 18:50:00 +0000

Retail giants Walmart and Best Buy are now targeting the growing social media consumers by having Facebook credits gift cards available on their shelves. This is going to be a perfect holiday gift as we approach the holiday gift-giving season as well as perfect alternative if you're not a paypal-or-credit-card-type of buyer online.

Denominations are available at $5, $10 and $25 for Walmart while Best Buy sells them in $10, $25, and $50.
Look out for Facebook Credits gift cards and use them to buy premium items in your favorite games and apps.

H&M boxers and jeans post

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 19:27:00 +0000

The weather in San Francisco last weekend was fairly nice compared to last few visits I made in the city. I went to H&M in Union Square on Saturday and found these cool character-themed boxer briefs. Hulk, Superman, Ironman or even Mickey Mouse - they have lots of designs for you to choose from.

How do you find this jeans-inspired boxer brief? :)

I ended up purchasing one that has my favorite marvel character on it. Also, bought these surprisingly cheap but very much comfortable jeans.

harem jeans for $10 bucks (originally 39.95)

Black Super Slim fit (77%cotton, 21%polyester, 2%elastane) for $19.95

I came for a trip to SanFo to visit a friend and it was a great weekend overall (not to mention, SF Giants won the playoffs againts Phillies! ;). Hope everyone is safe and sound...

GQ goes "Glee"Q

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 19:42:00 +0000

Lad mag GQ is making a buzz with its sexy "Glee"-themed November cover. The photo featuring three stars of the hit tv series Cory Monteith, Lea Michele and Dianna Agron in a scantily clad bootylicious embrace. After hitting the web, the photos stirred controversies and backlash led by Parents Television Council. Some had raised concerns over the photos' appropriateness as the stars involved are playing high school students in the said show.

One thing I know for sure is clear, Glee will gain more viewership - courtesy of the G'lee'Qs department.

WARNING: Photos may not be suitable for work.

photos courtesy of GQ

Hangover 2 is on the works but Stu's stripper-wife is out!

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 19:59:00 +0000

We all know that the first part was really successful and a surprise box-office smash. Well, Hangover 2, the sequel to one of my favorite comedies ever (and sure you do too) is beginning production, with a scheduled release for May 2011. Unfortunately, Heather Graham will not be back in the film to reprise her stripper-wife role Jade.
I will join any online protest out there to make her character back in the sequel. Any takers?

While Heather Graham will not be back, there is a new big name added to the cast, and that is no other than....(drum rooooooolllllllll...)....

Mel Gibson is reportedly doing a cameo role but will not play himself in the film though there have been rumors about him playing a tattoo artist. I'm hoping he'll play his own personality like Mike Tyson did in the first film, because nothing will be better received by audiences, than Gibson finally getting out there and making fun of himself.

The sequel follows the characters to Southeast Asia for a wedding.
Needless to say, as long as the four main character plus the asian gangster Mr. Chow remains, this is really going to be another sure fire hit.
...I still wanted to sign an online petition to bring back Graham's character though.. (wink*)

Apple's iPad will be available in Verizon stores next week

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 22:27:00 +0000

Apple just made an announcement on Thursday regarding the deal with Verizon wireless as Apple is in plans to increase the iPad sales in the holiday shopping season.

There is also news that, Verizon is in discussions with Apple to sell the Apple iPhones. Currently, Apple iPad’s and Apple iPhones are available only in the AT&T which is good news for most iPhone users who are having difficulties in getting good signals on their AT&T mobile device.

I once lived in a basement of my apartment and was lucky if my iPhone would've get at least a bar of an AT&T signal. Also, last year during a trip to New York, I hardly get a signal in most of NY's subways while my friend's Verizon phone got a full bar of signal, but in all fairness, AT&T is now investing on cell sites in an effort to address issues like these from their customers.

Verizon will begin selling the iPad directly to customers on October 28, 2010 according to a note on the carrier's Web site. Verizon is offering the Wi-Fi only, non-3G version of the device at Apple's suggested retail prices

   16GB = $499
   32GB = $599
   64GB = 699

Three Wi-Fi models of the Apple iPad will be available in the Verizon Wireless stores from October 28. Also, there is a Verizon bundle ( iPad WiFi + Verizon's MiFi) avalable which ranges from $629 for the 16-gigabyte (GB) iPad to $829 for the 64 GB model.

The iPad has become one of the hottest selling gadgets in tech industry history since Apple introduced it on April 3rd. Apple sold 300,000 of the devices the first day they were on sale, and more than 2 million units in the first 80 days of availability.

Experts believe that Apple is going to be top in sales this holiday shopping season.

some credit: informationweek

Another Chilean miners rescue news

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 19:05:00 +0000

...and it's an online game inspired by the rescue of the 33 rescued Chilean miners -
Chilean tech and design firm Root33 has made a playable Flash game called Los 33 in which you rescue the Chilean miners trapped underground. This interesting game allows you to rotate the wheel to move the Fenix escape capsule up and down, pick up each miner (by name by the way) then roll it again to bring them back to safety from the underground amid the cheering crowd. Flash programmer Felipe Leon, who made the program, reported that the page have thousands of unique visitors each day. If you wanna try, you can play it for free at http://root33.cl/los33.

Big Bang Fashion style

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 21:25:00 +0000

If you are not familiar with them (yet), Big Bang is a South Korean pop boy band who are best known for their upbeat and edgy hip-hop and r&b-ish type of music. They have a huge number of following in Asia especially from South Korea and Japan. Aside from their music, this korean hip-hop group is also known for their undeniably unique sense and style when it comes to fashion be it urban wear, casual or formal attire wearing them designer clothes.

The group on their FILA outfit.

Gracing the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards in Japan.

BigBang members G-Dragon and Tae Yang wearing Christian Louboutin.

photo courtesy of koreantopnews.com

This Spiked High-Top sneaker is part of Monsieur Louboutin's spring summer 2010.

How I wish I am one of BigBang just so I can have these uber gorgeous designer stuffs for free. Yes, I just 'wish', after all - its free! :)

Camera lens mug - I want!

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 20:49:00 +0000

There's a new way to enjoy your coffee break. If you haven't read or heard of it yet, they are camera-lens-inspired coffee thermo mugs. I think they're very cool, they're very detailed and when capped, even the most professional photographer can confuse it with the real lens. They come in different sizes but I think I might get some caffeine jitters though if I use the big, zoom-lens size. Ok, I smell coffee - it's time for my coffee break!

Modern Typewriters

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 21:34:00 +0000

I ran across USB Typewriter etsy online shop and I was amazed! Some genius has created a Converter chip that turns the typewriter into a modern keyboard. How impressive! This fully-functional keyboard can actually be used into your IPad and into any usb-port enabled workstations. Those who have started or more comfortable in using typewriter as their medium of writing have definitely enough reason to celebrate.

Jeremy Scott: Cage Track Top

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 17:53:00 +0000

I love this black and white Track Top design by Jeremy Scott for adidas.
The laces add to the already eye-catching details, making it a stylish and fashionable wear.

First trip

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 08:58:00 +0000

   Since moving to California from upper State, I have never been to any of the shopping centers here in my area just because I'd rather want my extra time of the day be spent by going to gym or stay at home.
   Last Saturday I finally found a reason to go out and unwind to what was become my first trip to our local Macy's store. I will be honest that I'm a very cheap guy so I always prefer great deals and items for sales whenever I shop and luckily for me, I was able to find great items.
   With the $9 racks of different clothing items, I was able to buy clothes that are mostly usable next summer. Not bad if they are Tommy's, Buffalo's and Nautica's.
   Now being we're in a middle of spring season, practically speaking, it is but the proper time you buy those outfits you want to parade in the next summer season.
   Overall, it was a worthy money saving trip and I'll definitely coming back soon.
   So hit your local shopping store and you'll be surprise on great deals you may find.