For you gamers. Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories. It exists. Being demolished by Gen in this particular example. 

Some federal building in downtown LA. Might even be the Palace of Justice for all I know. The sky and light caught my attention. 

Art. LA style. I hope this wasn't the previous plane that flew into LAX! Randomly placed between the few skyscrappers downtown. 

Yup. Those well known purple trees of Los Angeles? Amazing colour. 

Mirrored view of downtown Los Angeles. Hot and sunny. Would you expect anything else from the place? 

Save Our World!

This is almost too freaky to describe. A wild game that's sort of Myst meets Flash with detailing beyond belief.

Help out the little guy by saving his world and beware of the faces staring out at you from the artwork.

Link link link: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/~xsvobod4/amanita/samorost/intro.html

What's Going On?
Phew. Isn't this Blogger stuff hard to get going? So many pieces and things you can do.

I think I've figured it all out now. 'Hello' to post pictures, emailer for remote posting. Feedburner to fix the RSS feeds. Google bar to post adhoc blogs. Fun fun fun.

Actually I have to say it all holds together very well. Many technologies all pulling together in the same direction.

I've even got NewsDesk from Wildgrape to work on the RSS feed now.

Rodeo Drive's Versace

... (and Rachel from Friend's homeland), part of an ambling walk we took. I was surprised at how short Rodeo drive actually is and quite unimpressive. 

Death by Calafornian Sun

It appears that old props such as the cars used in Back to the Future II are left to decompose parked up at Universal Studios. Who knows why? Seems like a waste to me. 

Jurassic Carnage

Part of the set of Jurassic park. I think this is where old set props go to die ... see the Back To the Future ones later on ... 

Universal Tickets

Tickets anyone? The entrance to Universal Studio's own cinema. 

Kingdom Hearts

Square's Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories stand at E3. Pretty cool huh? Gen and I were wondering how we could fit it in our suitcase. Working theory: piece by piece. 

Fry's Electronics

Aint it cool? Northern part of LA. A random visit to my local hang-out chain of electronics stores. This particular one had melted Army troopers, jeeps and a complete alien invasion force inside the store ... including the mothership and mother of all bugs. It's hard to describe, but all of these was intermingled between the products on sales in the store.