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posted at 3:56 PM
No Sleep til YokahamaWas up late watching the England/Brazil match, was up early watching USA/Germany. I kinda wanted England to win since I was introduced to soccer by the English Premier League. The US/Germany game was awesome. Its unfortunate that we lost, but it was so much more fun watching this match than the 2-0 victory over Mexico. The way the US played against Germany, a control game, allowed them to dictate the match and displayed the team's true talent more then the bunker-defensive style play against Mexico. Even though many (myself included) thought that the US were lucky to make it out of the first round. Their play in the 1-0 defeat showed that they deserved to be one of the top eight teams in the World.

posted at 7:36 PM
Barnes & NobleI've stopped by a
Barnes & Noble store with a $50 dollar gift certificate at least 4 times over the past month but have come out empty handed each time. A couple times I didn't know what I wanted going in and didn't see anything that was worthy, the other times (like today) they didn't have the books I was looking for. Its sort of frustrating, they have so many books/mags/etc. yet I usually cant find a reason to spend $50; my apartment doesn't really need any more additions to our coffee table collection and every novel that I want to read, I always think that I'll find it a
Half Price Books or the
library (neither of which I've been to in months).
One thing I did see that, in hind-sight, I regret not purchasing is the latest issue of
The Fader magazine. The Fader is a super-high-Quality Designed Hip-Hop Magazine with incredible photography. One article that caught my eye was about soccer fans in New York, each representing one of 8 nations viaing for this year's
World Cup, including a write up on some Senegal fans whose team has upset a number of teams and are currently in the quarter finals. The Fader website is pretty nice as well and has some
DJ mixes including a
Dan the Automater set that I'm vibin' to as I post this.

posted at 10:52 PM
5 Year ReunionThis weekend marked
Minneapolis South High's five year reunion for the class of '97. Unfortunately there was no
Josh Hartnett sighting, nor was there a
Rachel Leigh Cook sighting (Hartnett c/o 96, LeighCook c/o 98), on the other hand I did get to talk to the newest South High movie star: Meagan Kuhlmann who is making her Hollywood debut in the next
Adam Sandler/
Rob Schneider film,
The Hot Chick, which I can't wait to see.
For as much grumbling that gets made about the relevence of a five year reunion, it was actually a lot of fun. So much fun that the party spilled over into our apartment. Took a few pics,


there was not much sobriety, as seen here,

and here.
My attitude
was, well I guess I'll go to the reunion (cuz I got nothing better to do); My attitude
is reunions are what you make them and I had a great time. Many thanks, to the senior class counsel for calling so many folks and putting together a Quality event.

posted at 11:50 PM
Pixels are Good ThingsOne of my favorite sites:
Flip Flop Flyin' has super cool pixel projects like
MiniMOMA and
MiniPops.

posted at 11:58 PM
Best.
Sketch. Ever. :)
oh and in case you were wondering, here's a translation.
posted at 11:43 PM