First of all check the distributor. In many far east countries roman charters are used more like a ornament rather than a way of communication. Straight or just clumsy translation from eastern languages can result in many FLAWS. I suspect that it refers to some technical feature of your Led set, like blinking or lamps in a row lighting up and dimming one after another creating a "FLOWING" effect.

That is an issue! All depends what cultural background you bear. In Japan you would say "It's difficult, I am not worth it." and this is considered to be enough while in NY ... well, most of it is just fine. I suggest honesty, no figurative speaking and no emotions. "I am not interested" will do much better than poems that one can interpret in many ways, maybe you are just playing? Being aggressive or offensive may be perceived as an challenge and give opposite results. Don't cut the cord, unplug it first. And avoid "please" - victims are easy targets. "Would you mind stop spamming me?", "I refuse to answer this question","I tried to convince myself but no" - clear and painless, even if bitter. Want to be sophisticated. Be! Can't? aaa such a shame ;)

Funny. I could elaborate on that for an hour. That's one of political inversions that have as many meaning as you wish, but maybe someone will give you an answer with translation.

I suggest to use : "This one, this is the song (that) I like", "The song I told you I like is this one (and not the other)" "This is exactly the song I like". "This one! This is the person (that) I like", "The person I told you I like is there" "This is exactly the person that I like". Since person sounds a bit official, you may replace it here with "guy","boy","girl" and so on. I cannot think of any particles in English grammar that would change emphasis of pronouns. I think the only way is through a construction of the sentence.

Maybe an "inside joke" among TEDsters. I know that talk and I didn't lough as well. This could show that inner crowd of TED became very sophisticated "intellectually". This could be politically incorrect to not laugh, or different people have different sensitivities, or group of people having fun are more likely to laugh at anything. She wants to show how ordinary person she is. Possibly "black lab" can be interpreted as laboratory "Odyssey" as adventures but there is no laughing matter, at least not enough for me.

There is quite a lot going on there. Can you be more specific? I guess you don't need line by line translation or full interpretation, don't you?