Honolulu, Hawaii March 15-17. http://www.kawaii-kon.org/

Here is my second vid post, "Riding for a fall" by the mad caddies hope you watch and enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_ZV6PkRRxw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Hailing from the state of Illinois of the U.S. is SmokinRedline. This Puerto Rican powerhouse takes yugioh cards and beyblading seriously. He has seen many a anime but his favorite is Sengoku Basara. He hopes to make many new friends. Dont worry after this he stop talking in third person.

I actually gave up C++ once because I lost patience but not this time. At least I remember most of the basics like strings, integers, etc.

I know it's a late response, but I guess I'll explain the Japanese addressing system for everybody else. Basically, it's written in the reverse order as American addresses, specifying the most broad area first and then the specific location last. Since most Japanese streets do not have names, addresses are found by referring to the chome (or district), the block number in that district, and the building number on that street. Here is an example: Zip Code on its own line Prefecture, City, Address (in Chome-Block-Building format) Addressee So that address would be written on an envelope like this: 〒112-0013 東京都文京区音羽1-2-3 キングレコード スターチャイルド 気付 林原めぐみ or Zip Code 112-0013 Tokyo Prefecture, Bunkyou Ward, Otohane-1 Area, Block 2, Building 3 King Record Star Child Label Megumi Hayashibara

Here is a free download for the ultimate card for Valentines day. http://strangejogger.deviantart.com/art/Spread-the-feels-353232694 It is the size of your typical business card and it meant to be passed on from person to person. You give it to someone you find to be attractive and then they give it to someone they think is attractive, and so on and so on. Every person who does this is helping for a greater cause in which will help people notice that they are not alone.