Now Gimme The Cypher

Part retail, part office, and 100% colorful fun. That's the type of tech studio I live to strive for, though Cypher has already beaten me to the punch. Oh well, there's always room for duplication in good design.

Edible Concepts, Apple Edition

Yep, it's prolly fake. But if the leak is true - a 10.4" Macbook Mini priced at $899 with LED backlighting, 1.83Ghz Atom processor, 2GB DDR3, 64GB SSD, and essential standard goodies (Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, Wireless-N) - Apple might just have found its goldmine computer for students and traveling professionals looking to switch over to Mac. I dunno about you, but I got my fingers crossed.

Waltz With Bashir Review

Let me just be clear that this isn't a war movie. It's a movie that delivers insight on war and its effects on citizen-soldiers. While there tends to be no shortage of the terrible impacts of war covered today in the news, the psychological trauma of soldiers themselves are often overlooked since they are in no comparison to the massacre of civilians and the destruction of cities and homes. But it's clear, with a thorough watch through Waltz with Bashir, that young men sent to soldier for their country are victims, too. 7.9/10.

If You Hear Colors Like I Do

CFCF is just one of those bands that really know how to create emotion and beautiful, balanced, and atmospheric soundscapes without overstepping their boundaries. Their newest single, "You Hear Colours," is no different. Take a listen and watch the video directed by Arawa above.

Obey Giant Meets Minimal

There's something absolutely breathtaking about the sexy combination of grungy modern art, clean mid-century design, and tech in the kitchen. Kinda makes me want to dance with my socks off.

Like An Out of Body Experience

"Behavioral design is all about feeling in control. Includes: usability, understanding, but also the feel." - Don Norman

OnLive's Going On Cloud Overdrive

Okay, okay. I get it. Cloud's the next big step. But being able to play Crysis on a Macbook Air? That's f#@king nuts. If there's one thing these cloud phenomenon contributors need to get dead on starting day one is the price. Get that right and the fans will give you as much moneys as the content you're willing to put out.

In An Era of Top Notchness, Vans Comes Up On Top

These new Vans Vaults in the 2009 Fall/Winter collection are lookin' hotter and hotter the more I look at them everyday. Now I just gotta wait for August to come around.

Cities of Borja Bonaque

Oh my, this is going on my must-have list immediately. Spanish designer/illustrator, Borja Bonaque's city artwork really captures that urban landscape with a retro futuristic glow - and man. On skateboards?! Gimme, gimme now!

Stir-Fry Snow Peas with Shrimp Recipe

Nothing like an immaculate seafood dish to celebrate one of Asia's favorite veggies; the snow pea.

• 1/2 lb snow pea (washed, tips cut, and strings pulled)
• 1 carrot (peel and sliced)
• 10 pieces of large shrimp (clean and deviened)
• 1 tbsp oyster sauce
• 3 cloves fresh garlic (peel and chopped)
• 1 tbsp oil

Cut the tip off the snow peas and pull out the tough string that runs along its side (this will take a while). After you're done, wash them and drain, and set it aside.

Heat a skillet or wok at high heat with oil. Add in chopped garlic, then clean fresh shrimp. Stir-fry the shrimp for 30 seconds or until it curls. Toss in thinly sliced carrots, snow peas, and mix in the oyster sauce.

Toss in and stir the snow peas with the shrimp. When the peas look start to look deep green, season a bit with white pepper, and serve immediately. Do not over cooked snow peas - it tends to lose the crunchiness and become soggy over time. Try to keep the stir-frying under 3 minutes.

Boy, How Alice Has Changed Over The Years

Smokin' on da dro, don't act like you don't know. Three 6 Mafia is where it's at, get down on your knees just like a top notch ho'.

Double True

I also like to walk around with a police baton and bang on fences while I am celebrating my tiny moments of victory.