Heathrow Opens New Terminal.

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Here is a good read, intriguing piece.

Just saw this l33t stuff on The Daily Telegraph.
Man gives up law for billion-dollar gambling career.

Yeah, anyone could see this one coming.

I expected a just overwhelming movie because I heard a lot of good things about it. So I saw a screening of Where the Truth Lies yesterday.

A journalist (Lohman) schemes to discover the truth behind a long-buried incident that affected the lives of a 50s showbiz duo (Bacon and Firth). That's the main story line of the movie.

Here is a good read. Chinese riot police officers guarded a bridge in Xiahe near the Labrang Monastery on Saturday. An estimated 4000 Tibetan protesters gathered near the monastery earlier in the day.

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By Alexander Toldt It seems like Wii is unbeatable. Shortly after the NPD Group released its data about the gaming sales in US during February, Media Create revealed that Nintendo Wii is the champion in Japan too.

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I feel exhausted. Haven't blogged much for a while: things are in fact too occupied.

I'm so sorry, but I hope you can understand that other work does take priority

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By Alexander Toldt It seems like Wii is unbeatable. Shortly after the NPD Group released its data about the gaming sales in US during February, Media Create revealed that Nintendo Wii is the champion in Japan too.

I 've just found this strange stuff! Pursuing every actor's secret dream, man punches leading lady in face, beats up director.

Last night I went to the movies and saw 'Where the Truth Lies' and it is an enjoyable movie.


A journalist (Lohman) schemes to discover the truth behind a long-buried incident that affected the lives of a 50s showbiz duo (Bacon and Firth).
That is pretty much the story of 'Where the Truth Lies'

The lighting is pretty good, although Colin Firth's performance is simply great.
It has some interesting ideas.

Well, want to comment?

On Wednesday I had lunch with Jason, we first considered Mother Earth Oasis but decided on Soul Paradise. We ordered some wine.
Jason immediately spotted couscous salad and peanut butter soy shake on the menu and ordered it: really actually very good. I had a hard time deciding on the menu, because everything looked plentiful, but finally decided to go with the couscous salad with soymeat. I highly recommend the falafel and stir-fried asparagus.

I am amused by this. "It's liberating for some women to be able to dress like a tramp for one night, guilt-free".

Tonight we're heading to Jason for drinks and we'll have dinner at Abodo, a nice restaurant in my neighborhood. I absolutely love Mexican food.

Yeah, I knew it: U.S. elections to become most expensive elections in history.

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Yesterday I met Sarah for dinner at a nice restaurant in my neighborhood called Chi-Chi's. We asked the waiter for recommendations. Their dishes have 'cute' names - which really is quite tiresome. I had my reservations because I don't care much for Mexican food.

After studying the menu for a few minutes I decided on the quesadillas and after studying the menu Sarah decided on the tostadas.
We had lots of fun there. You should go there if you're in the neighbourhood and you like Mexican food.

This morning I had a raspberry fruit bar and a bag of cracker jacks.

Pooped. I have been busy all day, so it has been really quiet around here lately.