
Britt put Louie on her chest and he squirmed his way up to her face and then went to sleep. He’s such a good lizard!
It’s terrible when this girl actually “thinks” that she is being cool. You thought wrong little girl, very wrong! Give the video a couple of watches, you won’t be disappointed, I promise!
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The best cinnamon challenge Video
3 Days in Dubai from Aaron Mendez (Ahwahnee Films) on Vimeo.
What an awesome time lapse… check it out!
3 Days in Dubai on Vimeo
Back to the old, out with the New
Just recently I’ve gotten back into Halo Reach. It’s been about two years since I’ve actually have picked up the game, so it was a little weird feeling getting back into it due to the fact that I’ve been so used to playing the bigger title releases such as Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3.
To be honest with you, I’ve missed this game. I don’t know what it is about the Halo series, but they’ve always intrigued me more than the Call of Duty games, multiplayer and campaign. I just love the simplicity of the game itself and how easy it is or complex you make it. Plus, I needed a “new” game to play, even if it was an old title.
The first game that I had when coming back to Halo Reach was playing Swat and going 14-4. I don’t know how I did it since I was just getting back into the groove of things, but it happened. Only downfall to Reach is that not many people that I know play it anymore because the bigger titles are dominating the older ones.
On the plus side of things the game is still widely played among the loyal Halo fans. When you go on you can still find a game no problem and Bungie still is keeping up with their servers and not abandoning them like Infinity Ward did with Call of Duty 4.
Halo Reach is running around $39.99 new and $24.99 used based on http://GameStop.com‘s website. The reason it’s still up there in price is because it’s still a semi-popular game. If you are looking for something different to play other than the major titles this year, or you are just simply bored, be sure to check this out.
iOS Lag Issue

Ever since I purchased my iPhone and installed the iOS update 5.0.1 shortly after, I’ve noticed some lag. This was really surprising to me due to the fact that when I first bought the phone it had zero lag at all – pretty much null. The other thing is, is the fact that everyone stated that the iPhone was always pretty much lag free and was the best phone they have ever used in their life.
I ended up finding the problem to what was happening that was making the phone lag once iOS 5.0.1 was installed. Come to find out it was a really obvious and simple issue. The issue was iCloud, at least for myself. I never really have given it a thought that all this syncing of data would be slowing my phone down tremendously.
I then took the step of turning off some features that I find pretty useless that we’re never put to use in my behalf. Those features were the document and data storage along with the bookmark storage. Once these were turned off I have about zero lag with the keyboard when texting a message to someone and zero lag when typing something into Safari.
I think this is a sort of “bug” that is evident to apple and I’m sure they will be trying to fix it next iOS update that is launched, at least let’s hope and keep out fingers crossed.
Take the test. Does turning off some of the iCloud features help your phone free up? Or is it still acting it’s same sluggish self? Let me know what you think!

This is a shot that was taken a while back of Louie, our bearded dragon. The shot was taken using the app “Snappr”. It’s a pretty cool app that adds a retro feel with a touch of fish-eye. Check it out on theSnappr homepage, or download it here.
If only I had to time and money for things like this. I’ve always wanted to start up my own music, but never have the time for it. The TRAKTOR looks amazing.
The TRAKTOR
Not the best Melbourne Shuffle, but the song is awesome. Check it out!



























