This Is Sewius – iPhone 4S and Siri Assistant
Whoa, now this is sewius! The new iPhone 4S integrated with Siri’s Assistant.
Whoa, now this is sewius! The new iPhone 4S integrated with Siri’s Assistant.
Spotted these goodies at Costco recently.

The kitchen Allegro E faucet is still available, and now you can have the Talis E in the bathroom.

It’s now official. Food truck fare is mainstream with Costco offering Korean street tacos in bulk.
The search for Ben & Jerry’s Schweddy Balls in Hawaii is joyfully over. Go to the Ben & Jerry’s location in Windward Mall and sample yourself some Schweddy Balls. Are malt balls loaded with fudge really that delicious? Find out for yourself at the mall that cares.

As a missionary for Schweddy Balls, I’m sure @abaggy will soon enough sample the Schweddy and provide a lick-by-lick review for the pulpy fans. Until then, I am told that this ice cream is “surprisingly good” by an actual taster of Schweddy Balls.
…the soundtrack that is. MTV revealed the complete soundtrack from the upcoming Breaking Dawn installment, and Hawaii’s own Bruno Mars sings for the Twilight saga.
On November 8, you can listen to the soundtrack that includes:
Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to watch the sunset from Portlock in Hawaii Kai. Here’s the view that includes crepuscular rays.

So it’s been years since you bought your Bowflex adjustable weights, but you didn’t get the pricey stands for these weights. Sure the cardboard box the weights came in were a decent makeshift stand. They’re strong enough and heck, they are “free.”
But the boxes are short, making you forget about proper form when getting the weights, and your back is now suffering. They are simple rectangular shapes without any toe clearance, and you’ve kicked the box enough times to wear away the cardboard base, making the box unsteady.
Don’t be a cheapskate, straining your back to save a few bucks. Just buy the stands already.

Now is definitely the time to strike. Overall, Day #6 brought in the lowest donations meaning bids were low. The most expensive Mag went for a paltry $4K and the day’s average price was $3.2K. But as we get closer to the final tenth day, you know prices are going to soar once again. So take advantage right now!
The Starbucks Pick of the Week started off offering free music tracks. Three years later, mobile apps were added to the mix.

Now three weeks after apps were added, chapters from books are now part of the Pick of the Week program. For this week, you can get an extended sample of The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. Use the code found on cards at Starbucks locations and download your free chapter from within iBooks (or at home using iTunes). After a minute or two, check your library.
And there is no relation between author Erin and the Mortal Instruments’ Clary Fray/Fairchild/Morgenstern. But what a coincidence with the Morgenstern surname.
On the radio this morning, I heard that T.J. Maxx is hiring workers for it Hawaii location. Wasn’t this discount store in Hawaii before? I thought it was by the Stadium where Office Max is now located?
Anyways, Maxx is coming back and will be opening shop in Pearl City. Wonder if the store will carry cheap, outlandish kicks like these pink TL2s I almost got from Marshalls?
Great Scott! The auction for the Nike Mag as seen on Marty McFly in Back to the Future II is underway on eBay. Designed by the kicks god Tinker Hatfield of Air Jordan fame, 1500 pairs of the futuristic Mag are on auction with proceeds going to the Michael J. Fox Foundation to find a cure for Parkinsons disease. Here’s Michael J. Fox introducing Back For the Future.
Every day for 10 days, 150 pairs are auctioned off and while not recommended for sporting activities, these rare kicks are sure to command attention, especially with its electroluminescent outsole. I mean who from the past, present, or future wouldn’t turn their heads as you proudly strutted in your Mags?
While I’m sure you’d like a pair of the Mags and contribute to a great cause, there is a steep price for uniqueness. The very first pair of the Mag sold for $37,500 (hat tip to Ryan Ozawa)! And on day 2 of the auction, bids are brisk with the average cost per pair hovering around $5000. Oddly enough, shoeheads with money must wear a size 12 since bids in that size are over $8000.

If you don’t have that type of disposable income handy, you can still contribute and buy some “mini” Mags in the form of a ceramic replica ($88) or a pin ($10). Limited quantities available at select Nike Stores.
More information at back4thefuture.com.
Bid for the 2011 Nike Mag on eBay before Marty McFly rocks them in 2015. We’re not talking about the experimental Power Laces either.
Sad, but it’s time for these kicks to go. They’ve been in storage for years and despite their looks, are unwearable. But such memories! Played in the Air Jordan XIs back in the day. Quite possibly the greatest No Ka Oi colorway!

These retro AJ8 toured through Italy and Greece with my wife and me back in 2003. Heck, I think there’s still dust from the Colosseum ingrained in the durabuck.

Thanks for the (unwearable) memories.