Where I’ll Be This Saturday – Hyperjapan 2012

HELL to the freak yeah!

So my radio plugger sean denny hit me up with an email asking me to somthing ive always known about, but like the overworked drone that I am, I forgot that one of the most important festivals of the year is happening this week!

`theyve got everything, anime, manga, cosplay, deliiiicious food and video games! Otaku heaven!

Im pretty sure most of my fans have NO intrest whatsoever with j-culture, but if you are down there, hit me up and we’ll paint the festival red!

Coffee Faucet by Top Brewer

Yup! you read this right! glorious coffee from a Tap!

The Top Brewer has two hidden grinders and allows you to make juice or hot cocoa in addition to a 15 second cup of coffee and 25 second espresso.

It’s controlled by iPhone and iPad… I know, i nearly slapped my mate in the face after reading that too. Oh and if that wasnt awesome enough, it cleans itself!

check the vid below, its awesome!!

The Yosemite Firefall


The Yosemite Firefall was a summer time ritual that lasted from 1872 until 1968 in which burning hot embers were dropped a height of about 3000 feet from the top of Glacier Point in Yosemite National Park down to the valley below, and from a distance looked similar to a glowing water fall because the people who dumped the embers made sure to do so in a uniform fashion. The ritual was performed by several generations of the owners of the Glacier Point Hotel. The ritual ended in January 1968 when the National Park Service ordered that the Firefall be discontinued due to the overwhelming number of visitors it attracted, and the fact that it was not a natural event. The hotel burned down a year later and was never rebuilt.
The ritual was performed at 9 PM every night, to coincide with the end of a performance at Camp Curry