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Kristen Stewart is still dating Robert Pattinson, so thankfully, a new clip of her kissing a different man happens to be from the movie 'On The Road.' It's just acting! Check it out!
Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund share the screen and engage in some passionate kissing in a scene from On The Road. It's really hot and heavy!
Jack Kerouac's beloved novel On The Road has been adapted into a movie, starring our beloved Kristen. It will be released on March 22, both in theaters and in the comfort of your own home on VOD.
MTV got their hands on a sexy scene between Kristen and Garrett, which will surely get you excited. In the scene, following an amazing make out session, Garrett tries to convince Kristen that he can be with her and his wife Camille, who is played by Kirstin Dunst.
He says, "Now listen, darling, You know that I'm capable of everything at the same time, and I have unlimited energy. So when we get back to San Fransisco, let's absolutely go on living together. I know just the place for you to live. I'll be home every night and be at Camille's in the morning. I've done it before, so she'll never know."
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Unfortunately the whole Movie was overshadowed by Screw making out with the married dude and damage control, even during Cosmopolis what is an excellent Movie everybody was talking about the Skank. Nice way to be famous because you go out seeking some sexual favours with married fathers of 2
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nasty kristen
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i saw it ! was in cannes for rob, but saw the movie, i cannot understand how any female could say, OTR is their favorite book, well i did not read it so i apologize but that movie kristen stewart groans so much, little spoiler, first seeems kristen breast, then there is blow job in front of others, then the famous hand job, then two some, imagine your husband/ex is will for you to make out with his friend, gross and kristen says that movie is her favorite, i'm not a kristen's fan, but that movie, don't like, dean use marylou all the way!
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This book/movie messed with Kristens mind and made her think she was above everyone else and could get away with anything she wanted. Kristen has admitted several times that she gets lost in her characters which she proved by falling in love with Rob during Twilight and then losing herself in Snow White by thinking a no name director was really worth something. It was roles like Mary lou which made Kristen diluted into thinking she could get away with cheating and I really doubt it only happened once. Welcome to the Rileys was similar and after seeing party pics with her and that director id bet ahe messed around with him too. Kristen and jake Scott. Google it.
hey we found a magic yeah in here i think she is part of HL people , with your comments you make Rob as a stupid man because he want to be with Kristen, nobody tell him to do so, he goes because he wants to in a way you all insult him put him in very low place like i said he wants this way otherwise he would stay away and tell his fans[fans??????//]i want to be alone Kristen is nothing to me , we are in the same house kissing because we have nothing to do with our livescome on people think about this for a minute com on
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yeah – Kristen Stewart made a mistake by getting involved with a married director, but that doesn't mean she has an affair with all the men she works. Please, leave the girl alone, stop talking trash about her. You don't know anything, you don't know what happened the last year, you don't know her, so…stop with this ridiculous hate..!
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Firstly, as I don't have a PS2, I'm jumping in at #3 which isn't exactly ideal. So is there a "Story So Far..." feature in Yakuza 3? Or something catching me up? Next, do these games have english voice overs? I know people don't typically like them but I have minor vision problems so subtitles can be problematic for me. Is there a lot of freedom in these games? One of my favorite aspects of Shenmue was the little things you could do like the arcade, visiting stores, etc. The pictures I saw of this game reminded me a lot of Shenmue. And lastly, how story driven is this (these) games? I am all about a good deep story and not so much a fan of the GTA style "a good piece of story for every 7 pointless missions so we can say our game is long". And I'd like some opinions on the game. Good or bad, what do you guys like/not like about Yakuza 3 and later installments? Thanks for the info and insight. --- Live/PSN: Jaques9843 | |
There's a section that lets you watch story recaps of the previous games. Only the first game had an english dub. The rest of the series has been Japanese with english subtitles. The series is probably the closest you'll get to Shenmue unless the announce a sequel. There's alot of side quests and activities to pass the time like darts, pool, karaoke and the arcade. The game is story driven with each main quest advancing the story. There's something like 60+ unrelated side quests but those are optional. Personally I think it's an excellent series and I'm really hoping for 5 and the HD collection to be localized. --- "Mr. Jefferson, build up that wall" Christopher Hitchens | |
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Yakuza 3 starts out slow. Like, excessively slow. Overall it has more in common with a JRPG than the standard open world game like GTA, so just know what you're getting into when you buy. I really like the series, though the combat is still a little clunky even but very satisfying in the end. --- i5 2500k at 4.5ghz - EVGA GTX 670 - MSI Z68A-GD80 - Seasonic X 750W - GSkill 16GB - Crucial m4 128GB - NZXT Beta EVO | |
jddaman2 posted... Is Yakuza 5 announced for localization yet or does Sega still hate their fans? not yet, i would just import, i beat the game after 48 hours without knowing any japanese and i did almost every side mission (some i chose not to do) the story is the best ive seen in a yakuza game even though i know im missin some things cause i cant read. --- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPiQSvSoSpM Ethan Mars:"Wheres the pickles Shaaaun? ...ShaaaAAAAUNNN?! SHAAAUN! SHAAAUN! SHAAAUN! WHERES THE PICKLES?" | |
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it dont have to be the best and the most expensive! god dammit how do you think a fucking touch marker or a Mtn gold can is gonna make you a professional artist if you havnt sketched or painted anything yet? cmon! if your good and got skill and so on you can youse any kind of fucking tools there is.
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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
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Why don't you wait and see there, buddy? Iga is NOT Castlevania. You seem a little bitter.. is it because this game looks and plays NOTHING like Iga's 'vania's? Hmmm.. It really sucks when someone comes along and takes something you love and totally warps and trashes it, doesn't it? I remember when I was just a teen, and I loved Castlevania. So jerk came along and began to trash it.. ended up rehashing the same garbage handheld after handheld.. but more and more it began to look like some bad japanime cartoon on Saturday morning with a ridiculously stupid card collection system.. It sucked. Well.. now it is starting to resemble what "I" like again. And Thank God. I had to deal with crappy Castlevania's for a few years, so if you think this is crap - you live with it. It's your turn to think Castlevania sucks.. | |
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awesome, quality thread. Maybe I'll start making threads calling out what people said that disagrees with my viewpoints as well. Hell, why dont we all do that? Seems fantastic! Community bonding and stuff. | |
I think the person who started a whole thread based on my comments is the bitter one... that's something I've never done, even if I am opinionated and vociferous. For the record, I liked all the classic Castlevanias with the exception of Simon's Quest. No problems there. I've liked all of the Symphony styled games, though I think Harmony of Dissonance and Dawn of Sorrow are the weakest ones. I'm not particularly a fan of the N64 ones, finished and generally liked LoI, but was bored by CoD. So... are you saying you like 3D games more than 2D ones? I personally don't like the way this one looks. The 3D ones that have been released, have, in my opinion, been weaker than ANY of the 2D ones, and since it's outsourced to a different developer, I'm even more skeptical on its being quality. Sure, it'll look great, but that doesn't mean that it won't be a cookie cutter 3D action game. Plenty of those. 2D is actually not widely used these days... unless you consider the DS. So go ahead and rail at me if it makes you feel better. Get it all out of your system. I actually hadn't read this board in a few days... got my own fan club. --- When man invented fire, he didnt say, 'hey, lets cook', he said, 'great, now we can see naked bottoms in the dark.' - Steve, from 'Coupling' |
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Mm. is a pretty color but it is not anything special by any means. Just a really pretty pale pink that is prefer for french manicures. Perfect for the office and for a pretty neutral look. But definitely not a must-have.
Essie is one of the best polish brands around. The polish is streak free and a doddle to apply! The consistency is even and shiny.
I have this particular shade amongst others and this is my favourite colour. It's a brilliant pink for a french manicure and sometimes after having worn a dark colour on my toes, I like using this because it's a fresh, spring colour.
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This is the BEST overall natural nail color on the market. It is a sheer light, whitish pink...as close to french tips without the extra hassle. It always looks elegant and refined. I've been wearing it for years! You cannot go wrong with this shade.
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This is a gorgeous color. It is perfect for any occasion and looks professional but not stuffy. Its very pale and sheer, but it looks much more pulled together than clear polish. Essie's formulas are thin and smooth, never gloppy. I took off one lippy for the tiny, too-thin Essie brush.
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Another one of my favorite pale pink polishes. essie Mademoiselle is a classic sheer pink, no bells and whistles, no shimmer. It's a good no-brainer kind of color that is one of my stand-bys. Application is smooth every time. I usually put down one coat of Ballet Slippers, and then one coat of Mademoiselle for the perfect pinky/white. On it's own, it doesn't wow me .. but this is a perfect layering color for a polish that just needs a hint more pink for my preferences. The wear is great and it never streaks on me. I always turn to Essie for pales/sheers .. she just has the market on these!
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First time buying an Essie polish and I love it! I bought this color because I'm always wearing nude on my tips. The formula is so nice that is was so easy for me to paint evenly with no streaks. The color is shiny and milky with a hint of pale pink. I will continue to buy Essie polishes from now on.
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Pretty pink polish. It does not streak and I like three coats to get a bit of a milky effect. It dries super quick and has a lovely shine!
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There is obviously almost a million reviews on this polish as it is the best selling in Essie. I bought it based on the good reviews. It is very glossy and easy to apply, but I wasn't happy with the way the color showed up in two layers with french white tips. It looked too cool and pale on my hands, unless I have too much red around my nails. I tried it without the white tips and it looked better. Would prefer something warmer for myself for french manicure.
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I love this polish - I'm so glad to be done looking for the perfect neutral, I've found it! It's a great soft pink, but not pink enough to look little girly. Also, it has a really pretty shine to it. I think 2 coats looks the best, most finished without being too opaque. Zero streaks!


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Medications cause heart palpitations too. When I was young, I had hypothyroidism and had to use synthetic hormones. Those gave me tachycardia in the beginning. I was not alarmed though because my doctor had already warned me of this side effect.
I also experienced bradycardia once due to a blood pressure medication that reduced my heart rate too much.
If anyone is on new medications and has started experiencing heart palpitations, the medications may be the cause. It should be listed in the side effect although sometimes it does occur that the drug company doesn't list it.


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Lancome La Base Pro
176 reviews
57% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$$
Cyclopentasiloxane, Dimethicone CrosspolymerAge: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Medium
Eyes: Green
This primer is very good, works very nicely with Lancome foundations! First impression of this was 'wow, its pricey!'. Half a pump is enough for the oily areas on my face (T-zone, chin). Packaging is a beautiful glass bottle. I use this with lancome's colour ideal foundation and they work wonderfully together.
This product lost a lippie because of the price, but other than that it's great!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
When I first used it I started breaking out really bad especially around my cheeks as I have quite bad acne around that area since I have a very oily complexion. It really upset me because, my skin was very good and smooth until I've used La Base Pro even though they considered it to be an oil free product I assume it's not a lasting effect as they say. Non-comedogenic I don't believe that. Although, the texture is very good the make up won't stay on forever unless you have oily skin.
Seeing I broke my first bottle in 2 days I invested another one to give it a chance overall spending £50 on quite a useless product as I now know. One way to loose your money is breaking the bottle it's very fragile and I'm disappointed their service is not nearly as good as Clinique where they can do a refund.
Overall, I'm not happy with it although, I will keep using it to see a difference praying it won't break me out even though I won't judge it too much as Lancome is still new to me.
EDIT- It doesn't seem to break me out anymore but I still get a oily complexion from it. 3/5. If I had to buy it again I would say 'No' not unless there's worse out there but this isn't too bad now.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I really like this. It does what it's supposed to do. Minus for the fact that a glass jar with a pump that actually fell apart for me forces you to throw away so much of the product. Like I said - IT WORKS WELL. Lets your fooundation glide on like a piece of cake and makes it stay put - also makes my skin feel moist. But... I think it's a bit too much silicone in this, you can smell it and feel it on the skin so minus for that.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
this product is ridiculous for dropping $50 and it has drugstore quality. (but hey that's Lancome for you) it has drugstore quality and silicone in it.. putting it on your face feels good, makes your skin very soft, but it doesn't do anything... and i dropped the glass bottle and it chipped, i see no way it could shatter though. it's such a pretty bottle but it's not worth the money, and god awful for oily skin. i gave it to my friend after 10-ish uses.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
this product is WONDERFUL.. only with Lancome foundation though. i use Teint Idole ULTRA foundation and it makes my skin look super nice, but when i use other foundations like estee lauder, bareminerals or revlon color stay.... it doesnt look as nice. but it's okay b/c lancome's foundation is awesome as well ^__^; .
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
GREAT stuff...BUT it seems to only work well with lancome foundations. Ive tried it with my laura mericer and smashbox and I dont see a difference. That's the only downfall, but it looks great and makes my foundation go on much more smoother.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I like this product but the only reason why I bought it was because they didn't have what I originally wanted and I wasn't near a MAC store at the time to get their primer. It is $45 for 1 fl oz, which in my opinion is very expensive, because it is nothing special. It feels like nothing going on which is nice, very very light, but sometimes I need to remind myself that it is on and not to apply more, because I can't feel it! I love the packaging very sleek and classy looking. I am worried about when it gets to the bottom because of the pump though.... I would not repurchase going to try MAC primer yet, because I have yet to try it and MAC is the best so, thats next!
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I was really unhappy with powder foundations settling in my pores and creases until I tried this primer. I live in a dry climate and have dry skin. So I moisturize morning and night, then put the primer on, then my make up. It makes a huge difference. I only need a teeny bit--no more than the size of a lentil. It smooths over my whole face very nicely. Then when the makeup goes on over it, it stays looking fresh and not highlighting my wrinkles. My skin is sensitive and I have fairly good skin. Because of that, I very rarely wear liquid foundation. A little powder is all I need. But this keeps the powder looking smooth all day. I've already bought my second bottle of the stuff---and the first lasted me for a year. So considering how long it lasts, the price isn't quite as high as the initial outlay of cash would make it seem.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Very expensive and frankly, quite useless. Does nothing for my combination skin and I don't see a huge difference with or without.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I just bought my second bottle of this product a few days ago. I have comination skin which tends to be realllly oily in the summer and dryish in the winter. I've tried smashbox both light and regular as well (I find the light worked better for my oily skin). I haven't tried any other brands (i'm actually waiting for ELF's to arrive in my mail and I will do a review on that as well). I'm just to scared to spend so much money on tons of products that don't work when I know this one does. Yes the price is a little steep (I believe $49 CAN) but for me it works wonders. Everyone's skin is different but I find this one works great for my skin. I only need to use a little (half a pump) and it covers my entire face! My makeup looks flawless and I have no problems with oil control at all. I think it's definately worth a try if you have tried tons of other products because the price is kinda scary. One thing I don't like about this product though is the packaging... it comes in a glass bottle with a pump. The pump is great other than that it does not reach the bottom of the bottle when you're almost out. I found that I had to throw out approx. 1 weeks worth (at least) of product because of the packaging. This time i'm going to resort to getting it out with some sort of clever contraption! other than that though the formula works WONDERS for me... unless I can find a cheaper product that works just as well this is right now my HG primer! looooooooooove it!
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Is Your Killer App Slowly Killing You?
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I've been working with technology professionally now for twenty-four years, and in those twenty four years, there is one "killer app" that just will not go away. This particular "killer app" may, frankly, be causing stress that is bad for our overall health. I am, of course, talking about E-Mail.
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The responsibility of securing the enterprise has been pushed onto the CIO, Linda Ban, the Global C-suite study director at IBM, said at the Fusion 2015 Conference of CEOs and CIOs in Madison, Wisconsin. The trend was one of the findings of IBM's recent Global C-suite Study, which surveyed over 4,00…READ MORE
Security faux pas: Hillary Clinton used personal email for government
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According to the WeLiveSecurity blog, Hillary Clinton, who–heaven forbid–is widely believed to be the next Democratic presidential candidate, used a personal email address while working at the State Department:
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A former Red Hat executive has apparently taken the reins of Google Cloud Platform, in a move that could signal a bigger embrace of the open-source community by the cloud provider.
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There's a framework that's often taught in undergrad and graduate-level business schools called "Porter's Five Forces", which was created by Harvard Professor Michael Porter. It looks at the elements within a competitive model and attempts to help students think about the cause/effect relationshi…READ MORE
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This is an interesting topic to discuss. There's still a lot of companies that enforce anti-virus procedures (and after working help desk I can see why). However, is there an actually real need for it? I proclaim not really.Anti-virus software in itself is a scare, in that they provide "facts"…READ MORE
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Reporting by The New York Times notwithstanding, it appears to this non-lawyer that Hillary Clinton probably didn't break any laws by using a personal email account to conduct state business. But legal or not, what should probably bother us all is that we can't help but assume that there's no way th…READ MORE
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The top Exchange Server content of February 2015
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In our monthly feature, we look at the Exchange content most popular with our readers in February.
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By Jeff Walsh, Oasis Editor
With the release of The Rise and Fall of Gay Culture, Daniel Harris stirred up a lot of arguments within the gay community. The book tracks the assimilation of the gay culture by straight culture, and lists drag and the gay aesthetic as some of the likely casualties of assimilation.
Harris, 40, of Brooklyn, N.Y., recently spoke to Oasis about his book and what many of its messages mean to the queer youth community.
Oasis: How would you describe your book?
DH: The book is an attempt to look at how a minority is assimilated into mainstream society and to track how that process occurs and what is lost when it happens. I also examine the intrinsic features of the gay community that make us so eligible for assimilation.
Oasis: Is there still a youth culture within the gay community?
DH: There definitely is a youth culture, but I think in many respects it's identical to straight youth culture. That's a bit of an exaggeration, but it's certainly collapsing into straight youth culture. The two groups now share the same styles of dress and the same music and congregate in the same places. At this level of gay culture, at the level of young homosexuals, we're morphing into straight culture. I think this is an indication of a loss of identity in the subculture. Oppression gave us a strong sense of identity and group allegiance and if you remove the oppression, you're going to lose that sense of allegiance, togetherness and collective identity, which is what we see happening.
Oasis: If you look back to the goals of the early gay activism, like with the Mattachine Society, wouldn't that be perceived as a victory?
DH: Exactly, it is a victory. And the Rise and Fall of Gay Culture is nothing if it isn't an ambivalent book. I essentially say that assimilation is the ultimate goal of gay liberation, yet assimilation means the demise of many features of gay culture that I have taken great pleasure in over the course of my life. Specifically, our interests in the arts and aestheticism, which are fueled by oppression and a sense of social ostracism. It's absolutely necessary to remove oppression. But it's irresponsible of us not to look back on old forms of gay culture and take note of the contributions we made during a time when it was very difficult to be gay.
Oasis: How different is the gay sensibility now between generations?
DH: It definitely is different. Older gay men have a stronger sense of campiness and use proverbial displays of their good taste in very traditional ways, whereas younger gay men don't. Older gay men cling more to the gay sensibility and the younger group have lost it.
But I think it's more complicated than that. Some factions of gay culture are more assimilated than others. I think white, middle- class gay men are more assimilated than black gay men. One of the places where gay culture is alive and well is among minority groups where there is still a strong sense of oppression. Those groups continue to use displays of tastefulness to shore of the sense of their dignity. So, the erosion of the gay sensibility is very uneven. Some ethnic factions of the subculture have a stronger sense of the gay sensibility than others.
Oasis: Is the infrastructure there for younger gays to just want to fit in and not be activists?
DH: I think there are always going to be gay activists among the younger generation. I don't think that being assimilated means you're going to be politically ineffectual or unaware. Many of the most assimilated of gay people are activists. They tend to be a rather dull, Stalinist, ideological crowd. It's very necessary to keep fighting for gay rights, and I think young people will keep doing that.
Oasis: What kind of argument is there to be made about the loss of drag and camp?
DH: I think it's sentimental to hold onto these things. And I don't think they're going to go away in the immediately foreseeable future. One of the things that will be lost is diversity. As things like camp are phased out because they are no longer useful as a covert means of communication for gay men in the closet, there is a corresponding loss of diversity in American culture. That seems inevitable and not necessarily a bad thing. But it's wrong not to take note of it happening.
Oasis: In the two years of doing Oasis, the first thing I hear from young people is that they want to fit in, and don't want anything to do with drag queens or leathermen. Where does that come from?
DH: Those are the juiciest, most seductive images for the media to latch onto. There always has been, though, a tendency in gay culture to erase itself, to be afraid of itself, to loathe itself. If you are reviled by the rest of society, you don't want to look like that group. You want to be straight-acting and straight-appearing. The straight-acting, straight-appearing impulse in gay culture is age-old. So there's always been this self-destructive tendency, because gay men don't want to be implicated. And you still see that to a degree. They're still shying away from other gay people and don't want to be identified with them.
But I think we are overlooking something interesting, which is this new born-again queer phenomenon. Recently, there has been an attempt to hold on to the gay identity. Among my readers, one of the most critical groups was a certain type of young urban gay man who said to me "Look, I have a very strong sense of gay identity. I'm self-identified as queer." But I feel there is something distinctly artificial about this born-again queer movement. It's about anxiety about losing our sense of ourselves as a minority. You see the same thing happening with Jewish people. As Jews are assimilated into American culture, a new born-again Jewish movement starts to gather momentum. Clearly when a minority realizes it is being absorbed and obliterated, it begins to experience certain anxieties. I think rather than it being an indication that gay culture is thriving, the born-again queer movement signifies that gay culture is experiencing one last glorious sunset.
Oasis: What is the problem with the two gay generations not talking to one another?
DH: I think the danger is is that gay people are going to become a much less interesting group of people. We are going to become typical American bores. Totally cultureless bores, because good taste was one of the ways we evened the playing field with heterosexual philistines. We read, we made art, to prove ourselves to a society that viewed us as lepers. And once there's no need to prove ourselves, we are going to become just like the typical American bore.
Oasis: Did we do this to ourselves by boasting our disposable income?
DH: The fact that we use shopping for political purposes, to advertise our good taste, meant that as a minority we had a particular appeal to corporate America as a niche market. So, there was a symbiotic relationship between our need to display our refined sensibility, and the uses corporate America had for people psychologically addicted to shopping. Homosexuals have been economically attractive for a long time. The Mafia was essentially the first group to recognize our economic potential. They were the ones who first sold us sex, alcohol and pornography. And other a period of time, other groups have recognized the unique financial advantages of the gay niche market. For example, many cosmetic companies have used homosexuals as a bridge into the heterosexual male market, by getting straight men accustomed to the idea that they can use cologne and mousse their hair.
Assimilation was the basic agenda of the gay rights movement from the 50s. And it's an agenda I agree with. The only time the gay rights movement became anti-assimilationist was for a few years after Stonewall, when gay people talked about preserving their separateness and purity as a culture because they were better than straight people and they didn't want to be these dull conformists. But the fire went out of this self-congratulating impulse in the 1970s and the gay movement got back on track to pursue what has always been its primary aim, assimilation.
Oasis: Once assimilated, how much of gay culture will be lost?
DH: One thing that won't die is having sex.
Oasis: Well, if they got us to the point where we were having heterosexual sex... (laughs)
DH: Oh no, I definitely don't think that that will happen. (laughs) Certainly not, and we're going to still need to congregate in groups to meet each other.
Oasis: What was the scene when you were growing up?
DH: I grew up in Appalachia, in North Carolina, so my environment was considerably more oppressive than an urban environment. I think I had a stronger need for the gay sensibility than many people living near urban centers, who had a little more mobility and freedom. A lot of the campiest gay men come out of the South these days, Lypsynka, Ru Paul, and the social conditions that keep gay traditions like campiness alive are still preserved there. There's a lot more oppression in the South than there is in the north and urban areas. This was certainly the case with me.
I grew up dreaming of skyscrapers. I would look up in the American Heritage Dictionary the population statistics for every major American city and multiply it by 10 percent to discover probably how many homosexuals lived there. I dreamed of getting out of North Carolina. And one of the ways I got out of North Carolina was by cultivating my foppish, dandy-ish sensibility by reading books and educating myself and using my gayness as a way of catapulting myself out of a lousy situation.
There wasn't much of a gay youth subculture at one point in our history because young gay people reamined in the closet. Now we're starting to see gay youth culture as gay people are coming out at younger ages. I say that but then I came out when I was 13 years old to my parents.
Oasis: And how did they take it?
DH: My father was a psychologist and a reasonable person, so they took it fairly well. They weren't happy about it, and I didn't give them much of a chance. By the time I was 16, they were well on their way to understanding that they were going to have to lump it.
Oasis: Do you have any message for a youth audience?
DH: No, I don't. I don't feel there is a message to anyone. Just live your life how you want to live it. I am particularly appalled by people who want homosexuals to appear in a certain way to instruct heterosexuals. I don't think the purpose of life is to turn yourself into a billboard for anybody. I think that's a terribly dehumanizing thing, to set yourself up as a role model or a model citizen. So, I have no advice for young gay people at all.
Oasis: What do you think about the rise in unsafe sex among youth because they missed the initial wave, and now part of the message from people in the gay community is that AIDS is manageable.
DH: Well, I think barebacking is insane. I think that we should definitely wrap ourselves in latex for many years to come until we get some definitive word that we are out of danger. It strikes me as horribly irresponsible for people to be doing it and others to be encouraging it.
Oasis: What about the goal of many gay youth to "be happy?"
DH: Happiness is certainly oversold. I realized at a certain point that that has not been my primary aim in life, to be happy.
Oasis: Are straight people happy?
DH: No. And I don't think it should be the primary aim in their lives either. But I certainly don't think gay people should be unhappy about their sexuality. There are certainly enough other things to be unhappy about. I am completely indifferent to my sexuality. It's only a source of pleasure to me.


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is there a cutoff level for ppm of tap water where it shouldnt be used? i use distilled and am wondering if i even have to.
It really depends on the contents of the water more than the actual TDS levels; however, I would say the 250-300PPM area for tops. I have used it higher (400PPM) with no problems though, so...
General Hydro recomends hardwater micro after 200- or 220 ppm .
I'd say anything over 220 ppm is good reason to use distilled / r/o .
if my tap water is in the 400s, could i just dilute it with distilled instead of using just distilled and adding cal-mag? my goal is to not have to buy tons of distilled water and not to have to add cal-mag
Is there anyway you can put in an RO system? A good one should cost between $150 and $200. Either way you won't need a lot of CalMag. I use a half a teaspoon per gallon now (2.5 ml).
how do ro systems work? i dont mean how do they purify the water, i mean how do they hook up to your water system? i thought i saw something about it taking time for the ro system to produce the water. is that right?
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They generally use a saddle clamp to connect the 1/4" supply line, then they have a line to the drain and a line to a tank or rez.
Pretty simple. Yes, they do produce water slowly, generally 25 gallons per day. The faster the production, the more expensive, although I saw a 90 gallon per day system for $200.
Actually it was a question...having a little chemistry background, and playing around with my own grow, I would like to know what they are talking about.
BTW there are test strips that are available for aquarium water that will give you levels of a dozen chemicals and minerals for just a couple of bucks.
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Wikipedia - T.D.S.
TDS is Total Dissolved Solids, or the measurement of ions and some other substances dissolved in the water. This is a measurement of the ions/salts in a soution. In your setup, this is basically measuring the amount of fertilizer/material in your water that your plant can/will absorb.
Quote from wiki: "The most common chemical constituents are calcium, phosphates, nitrates, sodium, potassium and chloride."
See the most common constituents? Notice the nitrates for N supply, phosphates for P, and potassium for K? Calcium and magnesium are also fairly common in this application, especially in 'harder' waters.
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Some of the polling stations in the Iraq election emptied during the morning's attacks, but after encouragement from several political leaders, voting seemed to pick up again in the afternoon.
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Iraqis across large parts of the country defied bomb blasts and the threat of more attacks to vote in the Iraq election, in what appeared to be a sweeping desire for change after four years of sectarian division and a lack of basic services.
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Some of the polling stations emptied during the morning's attacks, but after calls from several political leaders urging Iraqis not to lose the chance for their voices to be heard, voting seemed to pick up again in the afternoon.
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