Season 3 of The Guild continues. A group of rival gamers cut in front of The Guild at the game store. And they aren’t nice about it. Amy Okuda make her first appearance in season 3 as Tinkerballa. IF you missed is, you can see Season 3 episode 1 and Do You Wanna Date My Avatar
The Guild Season 3 Episode 2
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“The First Draft” album by Deep Foundation has been out for awhile. Looks like they recently created a promo video for it. The video features the song “Understand” produced by illmind. Also on the album are Children of the Sun and Sleep. If you’re in Southern California, they’ll be performing at FPAC 2009.
Pick up their debut album “First Draft” on 
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First Draft by Deep Foundation
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Danny Cho‘s Comedy Set at the Ice House for Comedy Time.
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Chef Corinne Trang talks noodles on Today Show. She’s been called the “Julia Child of Asian Cuisine”. She demonstrates a quick recipe for noodles with beef and broccoli. You can get Corinne Tran’s latest book “Noodles Every Day: Delicious Asian Recipes from Ramen to Rice Sticks” here. Also check out Steamy Kitchen on ABC too.
Chef Corinne Trang on Today Show (Funny how Al Roker sneaks in toward the end of the segment.)
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If you’re in Southern Califronia this weekend, check out the 2009 Festival of Philippine Arts & Culture (FPAC). It’s the largest presenter of Philippine arts and culture in Southern California presenting over 1200 artists in 9 disciplines and attracting over 25,000 audience members from all over the country. The event will be held at Pt. Fermin Park in San Pedro on September 12-13, 2009. Some of the artists that will be there include Bambu (Crooks & Rooks and Quit), Rocky Rivera (MRSHMLO), Geologic from Blue Scholars (HI-808 and Coffee and Snow), Deep Foundation (Children of the Sun and Sleep), Supreme Soul, Ashley Robles, and more. Get details here.
2009 FPAC Trailer
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Bambu tells you the 2009 FPAC lineup (Doogie Howser music in the background)
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On sepetmber 12, 2009, stick around for the Shirt The Kids Charity event. Support charity and have fun at the official afterparty for the 2009 Festival of Philippine Arts & Culture (FPAC)
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Have you ever wondered how consumer electronic company SONY got started? If you’re in New York, check out heavenly BENTO September 18-19, 2009. Here’s a synopsis:
From the Berlin-based international artist collective post theater, founded by the inventive team of Japanese media artist Hiroko Tanahashi and director Max Schumacher, comes an interactive performance that melds live generated projections, dance, text and real food, captivating all five senses. Based on the epic journey of the founders of Sony Corporation, Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka, and their dream of forming an internationally successful consumer electronics company, heavenly BENTO is a performance full of images in the round on a raised stage that also functions as a projection surface. An exploration of friendship, ambition and the boundless human imagination, heavenly BENTO is a dazzling display of human and technological expression.
Very interesting use of technology for a performance. (Reminds us a little of Mike Relm’s use of technology in his performances.) We wonder how much of the equipment is SONY, since their supporting this production. Get tickets here.
heavenly BENTO
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