Some of you may say, “Home made ramen noodles how hard is that?” Well its not the 10 cent ramen you pickup at the grocery store. This is Tokyo style ramen noodles that is much healthier for you. Not to mention that it tastes WAYYYY BETTER! There are much more than just noodles with a flavoring packet with this recipee. I need to warn you that I didnt really measure anything out I just played it by my taste buds.
All of these ingredience were pretty much cooked or prepared at almost the same time. The key in this dish is freshness. If its not all freshly done it wont taste as good. You need to have all your ingredience and almost the whole stove ready with pots to cook everything at once.
To make the stock I just used bulyon cubes. Specifically beef flavored. I boiled some water and melted the cubes completely. While that was being done I was boiling some fresh noodles. After the bulyon was dissolved I added the noodles without the water, tasted the stock flavor and if it was too strong I added some water and vice versa with the cubes for it to not having enough flavor.
The meat I used was pork which I had precut into 1/4 in. by 1/2 in. pieces. I cooked them in a pan to get the majority of it cooked then I put it in the hot soup which did the rest of the cooking without drying the meat out. Thats very key! Dry meat makes this meal terrible so make sure it stays tastey but only cooking it halfway in the pan. Let the hot boiling water do the rest the work. For seasoning I used garlic salt and celery salt to flavor the meat.
I boiled a regular egg and stopped 1-2min before it would be fully done to keep it a little wet. When you cook it all the way it crumbles all over in your soup and makes it an egg soup instead 
Cut the egg in half and add it at the end right before you eat the soup.
I cut 1 green onion up some in small pieces like chives and the rest of the stalk i cut into a couple inch pieces. This will help flavor your sup. I saved the smaller chive like pieces untill I was ready to eat and let the longer pieces soak a bit to help with flavor.
The last thing you add at the end is komaboko. Komaboko is a steamed fish cake that is packaged onto a small piece of wood. All you need is 2 thinly sliced pieces dropped in there and enjoy ^_^.
Lately I have noticed games on Steam or just games in general are coming out with great content for a lower price. Even games that have been out for a while have had great sales with the economy the way it has been for quite some time. One of the most recent games I purchased for $15 called Blacklight: Tango Down made by Zombie Studios. It has both single player and multiplayer included in the game. The game was released for xbox 360, PS3, and PC. The game is nothing complex like Battlefield BC2 , but more like the older F.E.A.R. game. There are a handful of basic weapons that have thier own perks. Nothing complex just a bunch of running around and shooting people. One thing that stuck out to me that was different about this game is a few things: Run speeds vary depending on the main weapon you choose and they have EMP grenades. They dont do damage necessarily they just completely blur your vision with 8bit graphics untill it wears off or the effected area finaly clears out.
Now it IS barebones software, but thats all I require for now. Ran through the install(which I actually used VMware workstation and virtualized it) then started it up. After that I started up the vSphere client and installed a Ubuntu server and a Windows server 2008. By the time I was finished setting up everything, I only had enough ram to run 2 virtual servers, the ESXi server and my host machines OS Windows 7. Only have 4Gb of ram limited my testing, but does not completely hinder it. Once the ESX server is running you really dont touch it. You manage it completely(or remotely) through the vSphere client…
I was pretty proud of myself. I didnt know anyone else that had a modded PSP yet so I was beaming with satisfaction. I immediatly began downloading as many PSP games as I could find. That simple mod made the PSP SO much better. Loading times were cut in half, battery lasted 2 times longer now it was all off a chip and no moving parts. i even took my PSP’s disc drive out to make it lighter. Here is my tutorial with pictures to give you a basic walkthru:
man living during the Edo period and much of Japans history blind people’s professions were either musicians or massuers from my research, which honestly isn’t much. He is only a massuer when he needs to sneak in somewhere, earn money or learn information. The yakuza side of him seems to follow him everywhere he goes because of his awsome swordsman skills. He is a great swordsman despite his blindness. For that fact every yakuza boss’s are always after him to help settle disputes among various clans fighting to gain power. His sword is an unusual straight katana that he uses as a cane. He uses the draw slash technique in every fight and for the most part it seems to be the most effective way for him to fight. Despite his caring, and friendly attitude that earns him respect, he is more well known as a dangerous outlaw that everyone tries to contend with. weather 1 or 50 swordsman, zatoichi’s spaztic sword movments blocks and tears through every last foe in his path.
