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Twitterific stuff under the LJ cut!:
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twitter...

so LoudTwitter now allows for more control as far as reposts into LJ.
I was able to remove any @ replies so that things don't get as full of half-conversations.
maybe it will be a bit less annoying too.

moblogs

catching up with the mobloging once again.

I have a new phone which also means a new camera.
it's much better than the blackberry camera
(N95)
and also, there's video too!

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so where was I?
Oh yea, Bologna.
Then I flew to Vienna on this little airplane run by AustrianAirlines/Tyrolian.
A little Dash-8

I saw near the propeller so i could take fotos of it.

2009 October 19 - BLQ to VIE

Sometimes I like the little planes where you get to walk up the stairs yourself.

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In Vienna it was back to work


2009 October 22 - Vienna

And play...
since there's no thanksgiving there, xmas season starts earlier!

2009 October 24 - Vienna

And once again, went out with the girls for some Salsa dancing

2009 October 24 - Vienna

But all too soon, I had to get on a flight back to London

2009 October 28 - VIE to LTN

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London was cold
and it took a while for puppy_lenore to realize this

2009 October 29 - London


2009 October 31 - London

And then a few days later,
it was back to the airport to my favorite terminals @ heathrow to one of my least favorite airports (but not the city, just the airport)

2009 November 03 - LHR to ATL

And upon arrival, well, mini party!

2009 November 03 - Atlanta

I ate a lot there too:

korean bbq with photognome


2009 November 04 - Atlanta


2009 November 05 - Atlanta


2009 November 06 - Atlanta


2009 November 07 - Atlanta






sushi with more peeps including and animeoni & orwellsanimal & kippiepoo
2009 November 09 - Atlanta


2009 November 10 - Atlanta

And finally back to Cali

2009 November 10 - ATL to SFO

lego matrix

ok. this is just cool.
i love legos

Just in time for its 10th year anniversary, “Trinity Help” is a frame-accurate stop-frame animation of the famous bullet-dodge scene from the 1999 movie The Matrix, all done in Lego. By “frame accurate” we mean that we took all of the video frames from that part of the movie (that’s nearly 900 frames for just 44 seconds of footage) and reproduced them all in Lego.

www.legomatrix.com