Author: Sukoshi81

These are my top 10 Android apps for 2001.

In an attempt to learn the Japanese language, and to have a better understanding of what one of my favorite Japanese Singers is saying in her songs, I broke out my Japanese translation dictionary and dusted it off. I had translated it using the Rōmaji translations of the lyrics found anywhere online. It took me a good week getting the hang of things before a had my rough draft of the translated lyrics. If you ever watched Star Wars(who hasn’t?!), Jedi Yoda (the small green guy) speaks in this broken English that doesn’t make much sense to some. Well, that’s exactly how it looked when I completed the translation.

Recipe: Khanom Jin Summary: This is a classic Thai dish often served at celebrations such as an engagement or wedding party, or other auspicious occasion. It’s time-consuming and often prepared by a well-trained expert. The unique, fragrant aroma of krachai adds to the mystique. Take it slow and easy when you prepare it, and enjoy […]

This is an old commercial from the 80’s. That’s some mad driving choreography! Thought I’d share! anabol thai here

Virgin Atlantic flew in the Lotus Evora GT4 here to Vegas. It took us almost an hour to download the car as it was the first time ever downloading/loading a 2 pallet wide cargo item. Check out the photos of the download process.

I took my son to go watch a couple movies this week, Despicable Me on Wednesday and The Sorcerer’s Apprentice on Friday. Both really good movies, especially when kids are involved. Out of the two movies, I have to say Despicable Me was the better of the two. The Sorcerer’s Apprentice just left me walking […]

Korean Air brought in the Starcraft II branded B-747-400 into Vegas today!!! As for the B-737-900, that I will never get to see until the pictures start popping up online. Blizzard Entertainment partnered up with Korean Air for a marketing campaign preparing for the July 27th release of Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty. Jim Raynor […]

So, President Obama was in town July 8th & 9th to attend and help with a fund-raiser for Senator Harry Reid at the Aria located at the City Center. He also spent the night at the Caesars Palace (whats new?) and then gave a speech at UNLV before leaving. Way to go spending all our […]

Taco rice (タコライス, takoraisu), something I’ve found while living in Okinawa, Japan that just seemed weird at the time, but ended up being one of my favorite dishes. On top of that, It is so easy to make on your own. More on the history of Taco rice after the jump. Cook Time Level Servings […]

So, a new series I’d like to start up is, you guessed it, The Chopstick Chef. Here you will find some of my favorite recipes from Japan, Okinawa, or whatever that I try to recreate. site here

A few videos I took at the Formula Drift RD4 Event at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. I unfortunatly didn’t get coverage of the whole event as I was busy with work/life, And I had my son with me. He had a blast, but the heat started getting to him, so we left early. Photos […]

Like a typical Korean BBQ restaurant, you have a small grill in the center of the table where you will cook the raw meat they bring to your table. You also get your typical set of Banchan, for example; kimchi, stir fried dried squid (mmm yummy!), bean sprouts in sesame oil, cucumber kimchi and more. […]