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Beautiful fruit-shaped designer sticky notes
I love these sticky notes shaped like fruits. They are called kudamemo (kudamono = fruit in Japanese, plus memo) and you can buy them individually or in crates of six. They're so pretty! D-Bros via Moco Loco
Cool new concept for bicycle pit stopsCheck out this ingenious concept for bicycle pit stop areas by Tokyo's Store Muu Design Studio. Basically, anybody riding a bike could just ride straight into one of these tables, which locks the front wheel and provides them with an...
Foot pee! pack smoothes out callousesThis is not the first time I've seen urine-based beauty products in Japan, but calling something a Foot Pee! Pack takes it to a whole new level. via Tokyo Times
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (臥虎藏龍)
Chow Yun Fat, Yeoh Choo Kheng and Zhang Ziyi | chapter 21 and chapter 24
Directed by Ang Lee. Produced by Ang Lee and Hsu Li Kong. Martial arts choregraphy by Yuen Woo Ping. | Legendary martial artist Li Mu Bai is tracking the murderer of his master. The poised and self-assured Li can handle anything -- except his feelings for lithe, pantherish Yu Shu Lien. Jen Yu, the spoiled daughter of the Province's governor, is also fascinated by Shu Lien's glamorous life: that a woman can have so many adventures and such freedom is marvelous to her. Though the refined Jen is soon to be married off into respectability, she harbors a sinister plan. By night she transforms into a masked and cunning thief, out to steal the Green Destiny, an invincible blade once wielded by Li. At the same time, Li embarks on his own quest to recover the missing sword, possibly the key to his master's murder. © 2000 China Film Co-Production Corporation.
Ip Man (葉問)Directed by Ang Lee. Produced by Ang Lee and Hsu Li Kong. Martial arts choregraphy by Yuen Woo Ping. | Legendary martial artist Li Mu Bai is tracking the murderer of his master. The poised and self-assured Li can handle anything -- except his feelings for lithe, pantherish Yu Shu Lien. Jen Yu, the spoiled daughter of the Province's governor, is also fascinated by Shu Lien's glamorous life: that a woman can have so many adventures and such freedom is marvelous to her. Though the refined Jen is soon to be married off into respectability, she harbors a sinister plan. By night she transforms into a masked and cunning thief, out to steal the Green Destiny, an invincible blade once wielded by Li. At the same time, Li embarks on his own quest to recover the missing sword, possibly the key to his master's murder. © 2000 China Film Co-Production Corporation.
Yen Ji-Dan, Yam Tat-Wah, Fan Siu-Wong and Lam Ka Tung | chapter five
Directed by Yip Wai-Shun. Produced by Wong Bak-Ming. Martial arts choregraphy by Hung Kam-Bo and Leung Siu Hung. | In the 1930s, Foshan thrives as the hub of Chinese Kung Fu with various sects recruiting disciples. Though Ip Man is an accomplished martial arts master, he keeps a low profile and only quietly sparring with his compatriots in friendly competitions. But after an acknowledged victory to Jin Shan Zhao's challenge, Ip Man becomes an instant hero and then develops a craze for Wing Chun in Foshan. Following the Japanese invasion, Ip Man's property is confiscated and his family is forced from their home. General Miura, a fanatical practitioner in martial arts, demands Ip Man to teach the Japanese army Wing Chun, but Ip Man refuses and feels compelled to protect Chinese dignity. © 2008 Mandarin Films Distribution Co. Ltd.
Chocolate (女拳霸)Directed by Yip Wai-Shun. Produced by Wong Bak-Ming. Martial arts choregraphy by Hung Kam-Bo and Leung Siu Hung. | In the 1930s, Foshan thrives as the hub of Chinese Kung Fu with various sects recruiting disciples. Though Ip Man is an accomplished martial arts master, he keeps a low profile and only quietly sparring with his compatriots in friendly competitions. But after an acknowledged victory to Jin Shan Zhao's challenge, Ip Man becomes an instant hero and then develops a craze for Wing Chun in Foshan. Following the Japanese invasion, Ip Man's property is confiscated and his family is forced from their home. General Miura, a fanatical practitioner in martial arts, demands Ip Man to teach the Japanese army Wing Chun, but Ip Man refuses and feels compelled to protect Chinese dignity. © 2008 Mandarin Films Distribution Co. Ltd.
Yanin Jeeja Vismitananda, Hiroshi Abei and Pongpat Wachirabunjong | chapter eight
Directed and produced by Prachya Pinkeaw. Martial arts choregraphy by Panna Rittikrai. | The consciousness of each special child has a unique ability or skill; it is called a gift. A special child like Zen whose mother is in the final stages of leukemia could never have known that trying to exercise the rights of her mother will lead them into an unknown world. © 2008 Sahamongkolfilm International Co., Ltd.
MP3Directed and produced by Prachya Pinkeaw. Martial arts choregraphy by Panna Rittikrai. | The consciousness of each special child has a unique ability or skill; it is called a gift. A special child like Zen whose mother is in the final stages of leukemia could never have known that trying to exercise the rights of her mother will lead them into an unknown world. © 2008 Sahamongkolfilm International Co., Ltd.
Walk This Way (Boom Boom Bootley Remix) | Run DMC featuring Aerosmith | Produced by Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons. Written by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. Mixed by Andy Pickles for Music Factory Mastermix Issue 88. © 1975 1986 1993 Columbia Records, Arista Records and Mastermix / Music Factory Entertainment Group Ltd. — Let Me Clear My Throat (Old School Reunion Remix) | John W. Bowman Jr. | Produced and mixed by John W. Bowman Jr., Aston George Taylor Jr., and Mark James. Featuring vocals by Marcel Theo Hall and Douglas E. Davis. © 1996 American Recordings. — Triple Take (McSleazy Bootleg) | Franz Ferdinand featuring Beastie Boys | Written by Alex Kapranos, Nicholas McCarthy, Adam Horovitz, Adam Yauch and Mike Diamond. Mixed by DJ McSleazy © 2004 Domino Records, EMI and Half Inch Recordings. — Dragula (Hot Rod Herman Remix) | Robert Bartleh Cummings | Produced and written by Robert Bartleh Cummings and Scott Humphrey. Remix by Charlie Clouser. © 1998 Geffen / Universal Music Group. — Wake Up | Rage Against the Machine | Produced by Garth Richardson and Rage Against the Machine. Written by Zack de la Rocha. © 1992 Epic Records / Sony Music Entertainment. — Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Radio Edit) | Max Graham versus Yes | Produced by Trevor Horn. Written by Trevor Rabin. Mixed by Max Graham. Additional guitar production by Hal Ritson. © 1983 2005 Atco and Data Records / Ministry of Sound Recordings Ltd under exclusive license from Warner Music International.
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