I went yesterday at the Tokyo CGM Night organized by Danny Choo, and Andrew Shuttleworth : A meeting aiming at "gathering the leaders in CGM - bloggers, YouTubers, Social Networkers and folks who like to share - and in doing so generate gazillions of page views and buzz". IT/Web/media fellows where also invited. A cool event to meet face to face some people I used to know only through their blogs or twitter accounts. By the way, I haven't been in a room with so many gaiji... Read more

Just back from Tokyo CGM Night organized by Danny Choo. More to come tomorrow time for bed here... Yep...it's me, he made me join the dark side....he he Read more

So this is time to review 2008 and my ups and downs. Let's start with my ups : - Already 2 years living as a couple! (more to come about that soon *_*) - Skill-up in coding, always learning new stuff. Launched new apps for Ninja Tools. Even did a come-back to C language, for an Apache module! (well it was not an expert task...). Getting interested in Python, I need to make more time to really learn it, one of my 2009 goals. - First marathon completed : not a great time b... Read more

More shots from Sébastien Tellier's Live, last month in Tokyo Midtown. Taken with my vintage Canonet GIII QL17, that's why they come late... Sébastien Tellier is a real showman, he can sing blinded by his own hair... ... on his knees ... ... lying ... ... sitting ... But when the show ends, he stands up like an Indian Chief! And he signs autograph after the show (at least this time). Thanks again for the show! Read more

I was lucky yesterday as I learn that Sébastien Tellier was in Tokyo for few concerts. Lucky again : one of this concert was in Tokyo Midtown today. The show started at exactly 2PM as scheduled. The stage was surrounded by the glass skyscrapers of Midtown : natural reverb is granted but not really the ideal for the musicians. The set was 45mn long in a front an audience mixed of French/gaijin and Japanese people amateur of French culture and for some of them Sébastien Tellier's enthusiasts. D... Read more