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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Adrian Tomine’s Shortcomings
“[Adrian Tomine’s Shortcomings] ($10.17) takes just two leisurely hours to read, and at the end of it you will be glad you got to know Ben Tanaka and the other lost souls of his universe. Ben Tanaka is an anti-hero, … Continue reading
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U.S. to Become a Nation of “Majority Minorities”
A recent report by the Wall Street Journal reveals that non-white births accounted for 48.6% of all births in the United States between July 2008 and July 2009. Not just in California, New York or even Texas, but the entire … Continue reading
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Behind the Scenes with Japanese Rap Artist Shing02
Shingo Annen (aka Shing02) is truly a man of the world and has been an influential presence in the underground rap community as an MC and producer in both Japan and the U.S. since the early 90’s. As one of … Continue reading
One out of Seven New Marriages Interracial or Inter-Ethnic
For those that have never really caught it before, yes, I am in an interracial relationship. So understanding quite well that I too am a part of this Pew statistic where one in seven new marriages are interracial or inter-ethnic, … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC, Asian-American, chinese, culture, interracial marriage, pew, statistic
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NBA.COM: Jeremy Lin Visits NYC
So apparently, the NBA runs a Rookie Transition Program for newly drafted NBA players. Guess who the NBA is highlighting the other day–Golden State Warriors’ Jeremy Lin! The NBA had a camera crew following Jeremy in Times Square, hanging out … Continue reading
Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok
Moving to New York from Hong Kong, Kimberly Chang and her mother find themselves struggling to settle and survive in poverty, whose only way out relies on the young woman”s skill in excelling at school. Jean Kwok’s novel follows Kimberly … Continue reading
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Miss Philippines Loses Miss Universe 2010
Last night, Miss Mexico won the Miss Universe pageant, but anyone who watched the show knew that from the auditorium full of Filipinos to host Natalie Morales’ exasperated “Wow, it looks like all of the Philippines is cheering her on … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, TV
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Keeping Bellies Buttoned Up in China
There are a lot of Asians in the gym where I work out, and I remember one in particular. He would do intensive cardio, and after getting hot and sweaty, he would try to cool off by pulling his shirt … Continue reading
I Left My Heart in Tokyo Card by Paper Pastries
Bring back the art of letter writing and express your feelings for long distance lovers or friends with the “I Left My Heart In Tokyo” card ($5.00) from Paper Pastries. Hand stamped on extra thick white cards, each come with … Continue reading
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Paper Wonderland from Crowded Teeth
Get ready for a paper adventure of a lifetime with Michelle Romo of Crowded Teeth’s book, Paper Wonderland ($13.59). All you need is a pair of scissors! Fans of Crowded Teeth’s super cute characters will find over 30 “terribly cute” … Continue reading
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Michelle Rose Floral Silk Bow Cravat Barrette
Sometimes you just have to fancy it up so instead of throwing on a strand of pearls, why not a bowtie? Independent designer Michelle Rose created this floral silk bow cravat barrette ($15.00) that can be easily attached to your … Continue reading
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2010 NAAAP Convention Recap: Speakers, Keynotes, Awards & Fashion Show
Last weekend, I had the great fortune to cover the 2010 National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) national convention in San Francisco. I’ve already blogged about the keynotes by Chairman, CEO & President of Sybase John Chen as well … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Education, Fashion
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