Monday, July 31
Photo's in the park at night
Sunday, July 30
Strange Karma @ Bar Broadway
Another great night from Strange Karma. We all went to Bar Broadway for the gig on Saturday night. The guy's didn't actually go on till midnight, but cause we were in the city that was good. I was pretty tired from the previous night but still had a great night. I managed to take some pretty good photo's too. Check out the photo's i took here on zooomr. Upcoming gig's for August are Friday 4th @ Bridge Hotel in Rozelle, Thursday August 10th @ marquee in Camperdown, and Sunday 13th @ Spectrum in Darlinghurst.
Saturday, July 29
CURVE - Friday nights at Mandalay Room
Last night Mandalay Room was alive with music, lights and most importantly people. The music was pumping courtesy of.. Rich Nicol, Dirty D, Brynstar, JBY, J SMALLS, along with rotating live musicians. It is a fun and friendly atmosphere, always filled with great music and people. It will be on every friday night @ Mandalay Room, 54 Darlinghurst Rd, Kings Cross (Above Vegas Hotel). The dj's usually kick off around 10:30 so come along, you'll most likely see me there.
Friday, July 28
Oriental Art
Thursday, July 27
Camera bag from Crumpler
I desperately needed something to protect my SLR camera, so I hiked over to Newtown today to purchase a camera bag. I had checked out Crumpler's website earlier and noticed they had a couple of bags in my price range. I ended up getting this one, it perfectly fitted my Nikon D50 (though no space for flash or extra lenses). The best thing was it was only $30 which was affordable. Oh it also has a small pocket on the front for memory cards and cables, plus a loop on the back (for mini-tripods, I think). Hey It does what I needed and it looks good.
Wednesday, July 26
Strings - Tied by hate - Bound by love
This film was made in Denmark, but instead of actors they used puppets. Sounds like a kids movie right... Wrong. This movie was incredible. I sat down expecting a lighthearted movie, but by the end of it I was in tears. It is an amazing story of another world, where lives depend on the strings that hold them up. The puppet masters who controlled the characters where amazingly skilled, just as brilliant as the designers of the puppets and their surroundings. So much thought and emotion went into this film that makes it into the masterpiece it is. I highly recommend Strings, it is suitable for children as the use of puppets makes it interesting for them, but it is more recommended for those a bit older who can more understand and appreciate the feelings and emotions of the movie. It was a new release at Blockbuster video just last week so it should be available at most stores. You can read more about this movie on imdb. I hope you all go and hire it out, I'm going to buy a copy.
Sunday, July 23
Lansdowne last night.
Backyard Pet Photography
Saturday, July 22
Yorkie - It's Not For Girls!
Tuesday, July 18
Recent posts from Buzz Patrol
Eddie the dog from 'Frasier' dies,
Maria Sharapova sports camel toe at Wimbledon,
Eight Ways to Kill Someone by Using an iPod Nano,
Economists find 'More Sex is equal to $50,000 pay increase',
Michigan woman wins $21,000 on ten cent bet,
Lindsay Lohan apparently shooting porno,
Woman finds more than 20 snakes in car,
Two-faced kitty born in Ohio
Monday, July 17
Easily Mispronounced domain names
Check these. Someone obviously wasn't thinking when they came up with these domain names.
1. ‘Who Represents‘ where you can find the name of which agent represents what celebrity:
www.whorepresents.com
2. Experts Exchange, a knowledge base where programmers exchange advice:
www.expertsexchange.com
3. Looking for a pen? Look no further than Pen Island:
www.penisland.net
4. Need a therapist? Try Therapist Finder:
www.therapistfinder.com
5. Then of course, there’s the Italian Power Generator company:
www.powergenitalia.com
6. And now, we have the Mole Station Native Nursery, based in New South Wales:
www.molestationnursery.com
7. If you’re looking for music downloads, there’s always:
www.mp3shits.com
8. Welcome to the First Cumming Methodist Church:
www.cummingfirst.com
9. Then, of course, there’s these brainless art designers, and their whacky website:
www.speedofart.com
10. Want to holiday in Lake Tahoe? Try their brochure website at
www.gotahoe.com
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Weekend long party
Sunday, July 16
Strange Karma @ the Cat & Fiddle
Once again Strange Karma rocked the house. This time we were over at the Cat & Fiddle in Balmain. I had a few extra friends come along (even my parents showed up). Because it was my birthday the day before i managed to score 2 song dedications from the guys. This show was definately worth the wait, i cannot wait till the next one. I managed to get a few photo's but haven't had any time yet to sit down and sort them all, hopefully won't take me too long. (Update: photo's uploaded here on zooomr)
Vivian came out friday night.
Vivian came out with us on friday night for my party. I introduced her to my parents and some of my friends. I may have grossed her out a little when i had Okonomiyaki for dinner (god that stuff tastes good), but that grossed almost everyone out. Viv even came in to see Strange Karma playing, and she said she liked them. Unfortunately she couldn't come out with us afterwards cause of work the next day, but we had a great night anyway.
Friday, July 14
I want to go out... but im stuck at work.
Happy Birthday To Me
It was my birthday today, well technically yesterday now seeing as it's past midnight. I worked all day then Sexy Bec came over and had dinner with me. Tomorrow night and saturday night are the party nights, i cannot wait. Friday night @ The Cat and Fiddle in Balmain from about 8:00 onwards, followed by CURVE @ the mandalay room in Kings Cross. Then saturday night @ my place. Should be a great weekend.
Sightseeing with googlemaps
Courtesy of the google maps blog.
- Colletto Fava mountainside in Italy, where artists have erected a 200-ft long pink bunny
- Palm Islands, the world's largest man-made islands
- Madurodam, a 1:25 scale model of a Dutch city, complete with a miniature airport
- Uluru in Australia
- The Taj Mahal in India
- Gambian national stadium
- Giant Cogs on the southern coast of the Crimean peninsula
- Traffic accident in Baghdad
- Mid-air Refuelling
- Molecule Man floating on the River Spree in Berlin
Thursday, July 13
Bring back quality Australian television
Tuesday, July 11
Pixel Groovy & Zooomr
Pixel Groovy, which is like Digg for design. You just groove any interesting design tutorial you come across. They cover photoshop, gimp, flash, 3D studio max, as well as AJAX and CSS. If it has to do with design it'll most likely be here.
The other site i started using was;
Zooomr, is a great photosharing site and possible serious competitor to flickr. Hell Zooomr let's you do all the standard tagging and sharing that flickr does, it also track's if anyone else is using your pic's on their site with trackbacks. Yes flickr still currently has more features, but Zooomr makes geotagging your images easy (w/ Google maps integration). Also if you happen to be a blogger they are currently offering a free upgrade to pro (meaning unlimited storage space @ 2Gb p/month upload limit) So get over there and sign up now.

