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Arios arrived with Cherudim over a month ago and can be seen in the test video I made of my room a while back. After Seravee,
Ibaraki Prefecture in Japan is known as the birthplace of natto, many castle ruins, lakes and martial arts. Recently there is
It seems Jamaica’s performance on the track last year at the Olympic Games in Beijing was only a hint of things to come
Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is an awesome futuristic high action mecha themed action anime. I have always wanted to watch this
Facebook and Twitter are the two current social networking darlings. I am more active with Twitter and wrote a post a couple m
For almost 100 years the coal mines on Hashima Island off the coast of Nagasaki Prefecture played an important role in the dev
The 12th IAAF World Championships in Athletics begins in Berlin Germany tomorrow and runs through until August 2009. A lot has
The 2009 World Cosplay Summit was staged from August 1st to 3rd 2009. Thousands of cosplayers and fans of cosplaying decended
Jamaican culture, especially Jamaican music is popular in Japan. The yearly One Love Jamaica Festival in Tokyo is a big attrac
Faster than a speeding claymore more powerful than a shrine maiden able to leap a life sized RX-78-2 in a single bound. [clown
Gundam figure number 8 arrived a few weeks ago and after a few sittings I finally managed to complete it. Why did it take so l
A couple weeks ago I bought a couple books to help me in my quest to rediscover my reading mojo. I have been diligently keepin
I music track that I have been listening to over and over lately isΒ “Love Letter to Japan” by The Bird and The B
Celebrations, and activities to mark the 30th anniversary of n continue. In a few days biggest and most important event will b