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We have mixed feelings about August. While we find ourselves happily settled into the slow-groove of summer, thoughts of future hectic schedules in the fall begin to cloud our sunny skies. But we won't let our endless summer, end, so we're getting lifted by this soulful summer mix. Give it a listen: that's the sound of your worries going away.
Soul to sole: uplifting New Arrivals are here.
It isn't summer without at least one road trip with friends! To get the good times rolling on that long drive, we put together a playlist of songs that you can jam to, no matter the destination. Enjoy the ride!
Pit-stops are impromptu fashion shows. Take these styles on the road!
Nothing but nuptials! We're feeling the love this week with a wedding inspired playlist that's so good, you'll wish you could marry it. Or so good you'll want to play it once or twice–no serious commitments here.
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Happiness is a state of mind, and this week's tunes are conducive to bliss. We've got music here that needs to be heard from your fave artists and emerging talent.
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If you and your friends are looking for something fun to do this Memorial Day weekend, come check out UCLA's 28th Annual JazzReggae Fest for a gathering of live arts & crafts, world cuisine, and top Jazz & Reggae talent. With performers like Snoop Lion, Aloe Blacc, Ky-Mani Marley, Black Uhuru, The Internet, and more, you definitely don't want to miss this year's lineup.
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Maejor Ali - Lights Down Low
Artist: Maejor Ali
Featuring: Waka Flocka Flame
Producer: Bei Maejor
Album: None (Promo Single)
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With recent features Trouble (Remix) and Mesmerized, Bei Maejor showed us just how serious he is about conquering radio airwaves and club dancefloors in 2012—whether you're a fan or not, you've got to appreciate the man's mastery of the club-pop format. New promo single Lights Down Low finds the singer/songwriter/producer continuing his quest for Top 40 gold, this time with assistance from one of the greatest lyricists of our generation. Wait, did I say "one of the greatest lyricists of our generation?" Uh, I meant Waka Flocka. But hey, the Gucci Mane protégé sounds right at home here, lacing Maejor's densely-layered synths and bass-booming kick-handclap rhythm with a brash, swag-drenched account of his latest tryst. For his part, the headliner turns in a characteristically engaging vocal performance, describing an evening's freaky activities on the verse, before pulling out all the stops for a sing-along chorus. Craving more from Bei Maejor? Then keep it locked for the latest tunes off debut album Making Up, scheduled for release later this year.
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We men are the greatest!!!!!
Just thought that I would start the Men thread for you girls to post on! Fire away!!! :salute:
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We men are the greatest!!!!!
Just thought that I would start the Men thread for you girls to post on! Fire away!!! :salute:
We are great!
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You forgot the button for football!!!!Quote:
We are great!
Dang you Cajun
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Dang me??? Come on, Babe...Fire away!!! 8)Quote:
Dang you Cajun
since it has to do with football here we go..
What has eight arms and an IQ of 60?
Four guys watching a football game.
Ok, remove the least most important button of the two and replace it with football. Remove the "Food" button! :lol:
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since it has to do with football here we go..
What has eight arms and an IQ of 60?
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[size=18px]If We Truly Lived in a Man's World:[/size]
1. Breaking up would be a lot easier. A smack on the butt and a "Thanks for the sex...now get outta here"
would pretty much do it.
2. Birth control would come in beer.
3. Valentine's Day would be moved to February 29th, so it would only occur in leap years.
4. On Mothers Day, you'd get the day off to go drinking.
5. St. Patrick's Day would be celebrated every month.
6. The woman in your life would hate the film "Titanic" just as much as you do.
7. The only show opposite "Monday Night Football" would "Monday Night Football from a Different Camera
8. Instead of "beer-belly", you'd get "beer-biceps".
9. Tanks would be far easier to rent.
10. Every woman that worked would have to do so topless.
11. When the Police pull you over, every smart-aleck answer you responded with would actually reduce your
fine. As in:
Cop: "You know how fast you were going?"
You: "All I know is, I was spilling my beer all over the place."
Cop: "Nice one, That's 20.00 off".
12. Daisy Duke shorts would never go out of style again.
13. Every man would get four REAL Get Out of Jail Free cards per year.
14. Telephones would cut off after 30 seconds of conversation.
15. When your girlfriend really needed to talk to you during the game, she'd appear in a little box in the corner
of the screen when the ball goes out of play.
16. Nodding and looking at your watch would be deemed as an acceptable response to "I love you".
17. The funniest guy in the office would get to be CEO.
18. "Sorry, but I got wasted last night", would be an acceptable excuse for absence and/or poor time keeping.
19. Lifeguards could remove people from beaches for violating the "public ugliness" ordinance.
20. Hallmark would make "Sorry, what was your name again ?" cards.
21. Beer would have the same effect as Viagra.
22. "Fancy a shag?" would be the only chat up line in existence and it would work every time.
23. Everyone would drive at least 75mph and anyone driving under that would be fined.
24. Dinner break would happen every hour and the boss would hire in strippers and $2000 a night hookers for
the duration of those breaks.
25. Saying "Lets have a threesome. You, me and your sister" to your wife/girlfriend would get the response.
"What a great idea!"
26. Celine Dion would never have gotten a record contract.
27. Everyone would have real a Light Sabre and any disagreements would be settled by a fight to the death.
28. Vomiting after 20 pints would actually make you more attractive to the opposite sex.
29. Along with your milk in the morning the milkman would deliver two Swedish milk maids.
30. When it was time to leave work, a whistle would sound and you'd get to slide down the back of a
Brontosaurus like Fred Flinstone.
What do men and pantyhose have in common?
They either cling, run, or don't fit right in the crotch!
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H-P says it's working on an array of products, including notebooks, that use the same type of finger-tapping interface popularized by Apple Inc. aapl +0.24% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $102.50 +0.25 +0.24% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 40.68M AFTER HOURS $102.55 +0.05 +0.05% Aug. 29, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3.91M P/E Ratio 16.45 Market Cap $613.76 Billion Dividend Yield 1.83% Rev. per Employee $2,214,380 09/01/14 Up Ahead: An IPO, an iPhone, a... 09/01/14 EU Sends Questionnaire to Riva... 09/01/14 Apple Investigating Reports of... More quote details and news » 's iPhone. H-P's so keen on the idea that it says it's trying to get touch-enabled notebook computers on the market within the next 18 months.
"We're focused on recognizing the potential of touch now," said Phil McKinney, the chief technology officer for the company's laptop-making Personal Systems Group. "We see touch as the almost preferred method for nontechnical users."
H-P's plans illustrate how the iPhone has whetted the world's appetite for touchscreens, which have become increasingly available on handheld devices and are now making their way into the personal-computer sector. Several competitors already have touchscreen desktops, but few have laptops with touchscreens.
A hit with touchscreens might help the Palo Alto, Calif., company's sagging stock price. H-P's shares are down about 11% year-to-date to $45, as the company fights stiff competition from Dell Inc. and weakness in overseas markets.
Market research suggests H-P is making a smart bet. The number of touchscreen devices, including PCs, should more than double to 800 million by 2013, according to industry tracker iSuppli. Spending on touchscreen components likely will reach $6.4 billion, up 33% from $4.8 billion, over the same period, iSuppli said.
Much of that demand likely will come from notebook-computer makers.
"Touch represents the interface of the future," said Richard Shim, an analyst with IDC.
The iPhone helped to solidify the trend. Since June 2007, the gadget has proved the mass appeal of computing devices that are manipulated by touch-sensitive icons and other screen prompts. More than 6.1 million iPhones have been sold since their debut.
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No. 2 computer maker Dell already has an array of touchscreen products, including flat-panel monitors for $618. And it, too, has been revving up new touchscreen products. Two and a half weeks ago, the Round Rock, Texas, company said it would start offering free software updates to add multitouch capabilities to its Latitude XT tablet. It also has begun offering touchscreen options on a number of other computers.
That's led to talk about touchscreen notebooks from Dell in the future. A Dell representative had no immediate comment.
At this point, Apple doesn't appear to be joining the fray, even though it helped spark the trend. But Apple's Macintosh computers already have the same multitouch capability built into a track pad on the computer's console. Apple declined to comment.
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The state hospital has brought down the number of vacancies in its workforce over the last couple of years, officials say.
With 930 employees, the hospital — known formally as the New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute — is Las Vegas' largest employer. The hospital is authorized for 1,025 positions — with a vacancy rate of 9.3 percent. That's down from 13.2 percent in 2006.
The City Council on Wednesday will consider a contract with a company to collect past-due utility accounts.
The contract would be with Advantage Group, which would provide the city with the lowest rate, according to documents.
For years, members of the City Council have called for more action on past-due accounts.
The council will meet at 6 p.m. at City Hall.
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• Tony Martinez as purchasing officer, Anna Ortega as customer service clerk and Valerie Urioste as control clerk.
A district judge is delaying the trial for a woman accused in the killing of an 83-year-old man. The ruling is in response to concerns over pretrial publicity.
Jessica Livingston, 24, is accused of an open count of murder in the June 2007 death of Jose Apodaca. She and Dolores Salazar, 19, were accused of robbing Apodaca and then killing him with their car.
Salazar has already pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide in the case.
If elected, mayoral candidate Fernando Smith says he would sue the mayor of Las Vegas, Nev., for stealing the name of this city. And so it goes in the play "Over the Edge" by Anne Bradford and Cynthia Riley, who created a cast of wacky characters visiting a morning radio talk show.
KFUN's "Over the Back Fence" was the backdrop for the comedy acted out by the Nat Gold Players during four soldout performances.
An electric utility serving northeastern New Mexico wants to settle a lawsuit by holding another election for a seat on its board of trustees.
Recently, the board for the Mora-San Miguel Electric Cooperative voted to hold another election within three months. That would be in exchange for Clayton's dropping of a lawsuit he filed to challenge the District 4 election in May.
In that election, Dan Romero took 34 votes in the San Juan-based district to Clayton's 33.
Floyd Duran, the top federal housing official in New Mexico, has a lot of say-so over Las Vegas' housing authority.
But the City Council as a body hasn't heard from the Housing and Urban Development Department official directly. Council members often find about what he says second- or third-hand. And he won't take questions from the media, referring inquiries to a HUD public relations official in Texas.
Robertson High School agricultural education teacher Gary Leger has led his students to state and national achievements.
Now he has been recognized as one of the top five agricultural educators in the nation. That's out of more than 10,000.
"When you have a district and a community that are so supportive and when you have the best kids in the world, it's easy to look good," Leger said.
Starting today, Las Vegas residents will have a new ambulance provider, with assurances in its contract for better service.
The City Council this week approved a contract with Albuquerque-based Superior Ambulance, replacing the longtime local provider, Santa Fe-based Rocky Mountain EMS.
In May, the council selected Superior based on a committee's recommendation, but the city and Superior still had to negotiate a contract.
Guadalupe County Sheriff Robert Chavez was in an awful hurry last weekend.
He took the trip on N.M. Highway 518 from Mora to Las Vegas. He passed an Optic reporter's car just south of Mora and proceeded to go at least 85 mph last Saturday afternoon.
No emergency lights. No sirens.
A plea agreement three months ago required that convicted sex offender Clifford Gutierrez move to Bernalillo or Sandoval counties.
Last week, however, a judge gave the state Corrections Department the power to place the 34-year-old anywhere in the state. That includes Mora, where Gutierrez committed most of his sex crimes, although those involved say that's unlikely to happen.
These days, Gutierrez lives in the Camp Luna neighborhood just north of Las Vegas. He is registered as a sex offender at an address in that area.
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This charming apartment is located on the 1st floor of a beautiful 14th century building in a very quiet street on the corner of Rue Fenelon and Rue du Presidial, in the heart of the medieval city of Sarlat, and just a few steps away from the hustle and bustle of the main square. The history and culture of Sarlat is apparent in the architecture of the building and the detail in the apartment. This apartment offers comfortable accommodation and can sleep up to 3 people, it includes:
* A cosy lounge with balcony, fully equipped open plan kitchen (fridge, microwave, cooking hob).
* One double bedroom (Queen size bed) with ensuite bathroom (walk-in shower).
* Separate WC
The accommodation is fully equipped with washing machine, TV, DVD/CD player, iron, hair dryer etc. Free WiFi is also available at the property.
|Sleeps up to 3, 1 bedrooms
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bergerac 70 km, Nearest railway: Sarlat 5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|DVD player
|Central heating, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 En suites
|Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 3
|Linen provided, Towels provided
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The Dordogne offers dramatic scenery which is interspersed with pretty towns and villages, both in the hinterland and along the Dordogne/Vezère rivers, plus innumerable châteaux, caves, museums, picnic spots and viewpoints. The four main areas are: Purple Périgord, in the southwest, named after its vineyards; the Green Périgord lies to the north; the Périgord Black, centred on Sarlat, named after its dense forests; and finally the White Périgord that covers the limestone countryside around Périgueux.
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Lower Forms is the debut full-length album from Portand, Oregon's sludge/doom outfit Rabbits, and their first album with Relapse Records. Featuring guitarist/vocalist Joshua "Booze" Hughes of Pleasure Forever (and of course, its many related sister projects), this trio specializes in a particularly sludgy blend of Black Sabbath, The Stooges, High On Fire and maybe The Jesus Lizard (but a really angry version thereof).
Perhaps a better way to describe Rabbits' sound would be to imagine an amalgamation of all of the band's related projects (Pleasure Forever, The VSS, Angel Hair etc.), which include influences from hardcore, punk, (heavy) indie rock and sludge, which is then boiled down to a thick paste. In other words, their sound is not unlike a very punky, slower-paced version of High On Fire, or perhaps Converge (if they were all taking massive amounts of quaaludes). Another band which comes to mind in the way of comparisons is Zoroaster, who are also a very heavy, loud stoner/doom trio - but unlike Zoroaster, there is no bass guitar. Instead, Seth Montfort plays guitar and screams/yells along with Booze, and apparently (according to their press kit) the only down-tuning the band uses are that one of the two guitars is adjusted to drop-D (although you could have easily fooled me).
Although the best way to describe their sound may not be completely obvious, there are several things that are quite obvious about Rabbits. They are HEAVY. They are loud. They yell... a lot. They have definitely been influenced by Black Sabbath and punk. They do seem to have some rage issues. Last but not least, if one were to witness them perform live, one would most likely walk away feeling drained and spent, and somehow abused (but yet most likely very pleased about it nonetheless).
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Sunday, 24 August 2014
Here are some more bath tub self portraits. Fake flowers are my favourite thing and I look forward to leaving home and having a flat of my own completely full of plants with lots of space for my fur family (which currently includes a rabbit, hamster and ten gerbils.)
I almost always look hecka sad in pictures because I am incapable of smiling- blame it on my hamster cheeks and very crooked teeth.
Army surplus jacket, vintage skirt and top and Underground creepers (not really visible.)
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Thursday, 21 August 2014
Today was GCSE results day which I am so glad to get over with. Despite being so ill I was barely in school for most of year 11 and not even knowing if I'd be able to sit the exams at all, I managed to pass all of them and get a solid number of As.
Afterwards Vikki and I weren't sure what to do, so we took Bella the puppy who I am looking after for a neighbour to the park and I photographed the two of them being very adorable and basically frolicking around.
Vikki is wearing all my clothes, a Katherine Hammnet denim jacket with patches gifted to me by
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, a 16 badge from my birthday last year, Topman skeleton print shirt, American Apparel tennis skirt, Primark comic tights, shoes which I was sent by H&M and a tiara from a care package.
|I can't deicide which of them is cuter.
Bella is so lovely and reminds me how much I want a dog.
Making a cameo appearance. I am wearing a shirt sent to me by
Veronica Fever
, American Apparel tennis skirt, H&M tights, vintage belt and Rebok trainers with Doc Marten laces in them.
Thank you Vikki for tolerating being followed around with a camera once again and thank you to all the brand who have sent me some of the items included.
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Tuesday, 19 August 2014
H&M were lovely and sent me some samples from their current Divided range, including these lovely platform shoes and some shirts which work as dresses on me necause I'm hella short.
Bath photos are my thing now because I had a feeling you were all getting bored of me using the graveyard and my garden as backdrops. I'm struggling to find any friends willing to model for me lately so you're also stuck with my face and inability to pose.
These shoes are so wonderful and turn me into a gushing fangirl. I've been wearing them incessantly for the last few weeks and despite my inability to walk in normal heels I find them so comfortable and barely notice the different from my usual Doc Martens and are ideal for any fellow pixies without the co-ordination to wear normal heels. The double strap means they don't pull at the ankle (common problem with platform shoes) and the soles are glittery which makes them cuter and not too edgy. I really wish I'd had them for prom as they'd be perfect with a long dress and I intend to wear them a lot to college. H&M shoes haven't really been on my radar until this season- the current designs are all wonderful and I have my eye on a few other pairs.
My face is uncomfortable visible in these for which I apologise.
Also my American Apparel tennis skirts arrived yesterday in lilac and white. I now own four, these two, a tartan one and a black one. They're becoming very generic but they're just the most versatile and lovely garments. Top is homemade, large necklace is from a market in Tel Aviv, citrine crystal from Wild Ones in London and H&M tights.
I am 17 in just over a month and I still look about 12 which is not cool.
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Sunday, 17 August 2014
Prom was almost two months ago and I've only just got round to photographing my dress. Yep.
My dress was a 1970s dance costume and quite possibly the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. It's all hand stitched and has so many exquisite details. I brought it from
a year and a half ago, having fallen in love with it immediately.
Movies like The Virgin Suicides made me think a lot about prom throughout school and this dress just pulled together all my dreams for it. Wearing it was like a dream.
In general the actual night was very anticlimactic, seeing everyone looking so amazing was fun and then after an hour of frantic complimenting and pictures it got too stuffy and I just sat around eating pizza and trying not to smudge my make up. Still, I'm glad I went.
The way in which hair colours fade is so beautiful, this colour seems to be getting more blue every time I wash it.
Taking pictures in the garden in vintage prom dresses and with fake flowers seems to be my signature, so for once I changed the location. This bathroom is untouched from the 60s and it's one of the few original features left in my house.
Showing the details on the front a little more. They're mainly glued on so a few fall off every time I move too much in it which just adds to the charm.
I wore it with Doc Martens because I cannot handle heels and they offset the prettiness nicely. My festival wristbands are still visible here too.
A few teachers made sarcastic/mildly rude comments on it which I guess is expected and was a further reminder of how good it is to be away from school at last.
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Saturday, 16 August 2014
Designer's Guild wallpaper, thrifted choker, Dean Whinchester amulet from eBay, crystal from Wild Ones in London, Primark tights, vintage skirt and home made top.
An old self portrait from a few months ago which is a bit too cluttered but I like the light so it deserves posting. I'm trying to post as frequently as possible which hasn't worked well lately, however I quite like doing little posts and some pictures work best as a stand alone. Summer is starting to become very claustrophobic, it's been two months now and unbelievably I'm actually getting sick of it and am impatient for college to begin. Results are on Wednesday (sorry if I just reminded anyone) which is horribly stressful so good luck to everyone who is also waiting for theres'.
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Sunday, 3 August 2014
sometimes when i look up i see stars that cut through the sky and fade quickly into nothingness
Today I finally left my bedroom and went out to the New Forest for a walk with my pal
which was lovely as six months has elapses since our last walk and it was interesting to reflect on our own growth and decay and that of the forest around us. For me, my year has always begun in early August rather than September and this is the time I like to make resolutions and reflect on life.
I still have a month or so of summer to go which is a glorious prospect even if the realisation of how rapidly time has passed is a little confusing. Plus it means only two months until I turn 17. It's so insane to think I was just 13 when I initially started my first blog. My own maturity startles me and I feel a melancholy sense of protectiveness for the person I used to be. Scraping school off my skin and leaving its myriad toxic influences is an indescribable relief. Also being able to sit safely on a road is a novelty when you live in a city.
~tree appreciation~
Rebok shoes with Doc Marten laces, New Look tights, Topshop skirt, vintage belt and bralet, H&M mesh shirt and tote bag from a Vampire Weekend concert, hair dye by La Riche.)
Seeing the wild ponies is always intriguing. They are habituated enough to people and some allow petting, but still unpredictable and it's so rare to see animals like that. My gerbils recently had four beautiful babies and the majority of my time is now devoted to watching them grow each day and explore their environment. It's sad that I won't be able to keep the males though as they make a very happy family.
I've started wearing trainers for which I have no explanation. It was initially due to a knee injury and now I've been sucked in by the comfort and have been telling myself that it's normcore. Yup.
Logs n stuff are rad.
This lil babe looked so sassy and cute. Also I relate so strongly to the pony on the right.
With my pals, whaddup.
More cutie pies.
The heather was so cohesive with my streaky hair. Once again, I just love the forest at this time of year.
I am the most awkward human alive.
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Fresh with a coat of base paint, a dozen city snowplows were delivered to 12 city schools for students to create memorable works of art. Inspired by an article in the February 2013 American Public Works Association trade magazine, Public Works staff contacted Susan Jennings, the city's Arts and Culture Coordinator, to gauge interest in the project. In short order, RCPS Fine Arts Coordinator, Cari Gates, had interest from art teachers and principals at the following 12 schools:
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Question from lil_miss_muffet
Can you get the ghost people armor?
Im just wondering if you can obtain it at all?
If you can get it, how?
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Throughout the "dead money" quest I did not encounter any of their armor, no matter how many of the Ghost People I killed, which was quite a few. It may not be a "get-able'' item.
If you mean the casino security armor then you find it around the villa. In the casino you find re-enforced security armor and helmet. BUT, if you mean the stuff that the ghost people wear, (the ones that you have to dismember to keep them down), then you cant get that, sorry.
I found assassin's armor, (light armor, 15DT, weighs 20 lbs, and has a sneak bonus) can remember where I found it, but it while I was gathering the companions.
I think that yes you can. I just finished and at the end, talking to Elijah he mentions the Big Empty that christine mentioned. It also said somthing about a "things to come acheivment". Learn the future of the courier.
Eli said that the armor that the ghost seekers and harvesters wore came from there as did the collars and holo-poeple.
SO, if the Big Empty is a future DLC/expansion pack, or whatever you want to call it, then there is a chance that we will see it there. Hope so anyway.
I found Assassin Suit in The Clinic, on one of the tables by the corpses in the first room to the right, at the begining of the hallway where the shielded speaker is.
The new New Vegas DLC, (third one) is going to take place in the Big Empty. It is called Old World Blues, I think. So, I guess they were hinting that at us, sactheboss.
Yes, you can acquire the "ghost people" armor in the big empty. There is only one, that I've found, but honestly aside from selling it's useless.
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Here's a group thought for you: Art gives anyone who claims the title of "artist" the right to do whatever they want in its name.
Just like many Christians claim to act in the name of "God," many of these self-proclaimed expressionists choose to worship at the altar of "Art."
As you probably know by now, Erykah Badu, an immensely talented Dallas singer/songwriter, stripped down buck-naked in Dealey Plaza while filming a guerilla-style video for her latest song. In this video, after a completely nude Badu pantomimes taking a bullet to the head, she falls to the ground and a computer-generated pool of blue blood seeps out onto the asphalt below, forming the word "groupthink."
Thought-provoking? Absolutely. Art? Sure. Offensive to the dozens of families with children who were bamboozled by her bare breasts and buttocks in the middle of a Dealey Plaza? Most definitely.
Oh, but wait, only the small-minded and culturally deprived would view this brazen act of self-expression as nothing more than a stark-naked woman walking down Elm Street. Those of you enlightened enough can see that the Empress was fully covered under the rationale of "Art." Hey, as long as the offender presents her artistic license for verification before using the world (or the grassy knoll, for that matter) as her center stage, it is all for the sake of higher human understanding, right?
I don't buy it. But some do.
Just last month in Iowa a judge ruled that a minor should be allowed to strip (for money), because she described her dancing as a form of "artistic expression." Sweetie, you're not fooling anyone with that but the judge. However, a major difference here is the audience. The teenage stripper's performance art aficionados are willing - even paying - participants, while Badu's were certainly not.
Dubbing an offensive act as "art" seems to be the new public decency loophole these days. "Oh, I'm sorry, you're a follower of 'Art.' Well then, these laws don't apply to you. Our mistake."
Does anyone else remember back in 2008 when a Yale art student induced a series of miscarriages on herself all the while videotaping these self-preformed abortions for her thesis? It's still unclear whether or not this stunt was a hoax. Yale ultimately pulled the project, but not before it got nationwide coverage, because that line between art and obscenity is sometimes so fine even an esteemed university isn't quite sure that they should step in and stop "art."
Oftentimes the people who speak out against these displays of self-expression are written off as conservative prudes who just don't get it.
Well, I am here to say, I do. I get it. I get how Erykah Badu couldn't have paid for the publicity she is now getting. I get that the little Iowan teen stripper was able to find a loophole in legislation that worked in favor of her keeping her weekend job. And I get that the Yale student, probably the example that I abhor the most out of the three, was the most transparent with her true intention, which was to shock.
We as a society have become so desensitized to absolutely everything that shocking the masses is one of simplest ways to get our attention. "What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun." So in a sense we have forced the modern-day artesian to express the same tired, old concepts in new and provocative ways. Unfortunately, rather than earning their titles as creative free thinkers, many instead choose to take the easiest, most effortless route: attention-grabbing antics, which in my opinion give true art a bad name.
True art evokes emotion, passion and change. Lazy, attention-driven art promotes sales. And sadly, because of that fact, sellouts will subsequently be made out of some of today's most talented artists.
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More than 30 groups across the district are set to receive a share of almost £130,00 to help run projects that benefit young people.
Applications have been submitted to Bradford Council's Youth Opportunity Fund, a pot of £250,000 available to groups in the district this year in a series of funding rounds.
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Fun, bolted route. Start is tougher than the rest.
Leftmost bolted route on the crag, starts near the chimney.
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It is possible to deck on this route (by hitting the rock to the left) from the 4th bolt (or so...I forget which one). Be sure to scope it out before just hoping on this route...if you are not solid at 10A. That said, this is a great route on some of the best quality rock in RR.
Possibly the best sport route of this grade in RR.
didnt notice any one move as the crux, nor did i notice any 5.9 climbing. that said, the route is fairly continuous, which means you'll be doing real climbing above your bolts...so be prepared.


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Posted 12/16/2013 07:29:04 EST
Boehner is a smart politician and he is trying to head off the debacle next November. I don't think he can do it. There are two kinds of people you can't reason with and those are religious fundamenta more »
Comment on: Degree of difficulty makes Patriots' victory over the Broncos all the sweeter - Touching All the Bases - Boston.com
Posted 11/25/2013 06:32:03 EST
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Comment on: Student Christian journal at Harvard posts essay claiming Jews deserve God's punishment for killing Jesus - Metro - The Boston Globe
Posted 11/23/2013 07:09:48 EST
OMG It is hard to believe that something like this in this day and age would be thought never mind written. Even as a non-Jew I hate to see this in anyway associated with a university. You have to ask more »
Comment on: Community supports high school football player who is target of racial slur - Metro - The Boston Globe
Posted 11/18/2013 07:01:42 EST
Peer support is the best way to fight this kind of obscenity.more »
Comment on: Markets donât need ENDA to break down workplace discrimination - Opinion - The Boston Globe
Posted 11/17/2013 08:34:29 EST
I can't understand why you claim the market place will solve the prejudice problem. Hatred of differences trumps economic necessities by a landslide. Look at the geography of the Red States and notice more »
Comment on: US mobility for young adults falls to 50-year low - Nation - The Boston Globe
Posted 11/15/2013 12:09:20 EST
The following book does a good job in what and why the working and middle class is in such deep trouble.
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Comment on: A Boston of rich and poor, with no middle class - Opinion - The Boston Globe
Posted 10/15/2013 10:10:13 EDT
I was always disappointed that Atlantic Ave was made "green" it should have been an extension of Faneuil Hall. It should have had numerous stores of all types like the Atlantic Ave of old. Now it is p more »
Comment on: As Senate seeks 11th hour deal, partisan skirmishes continue - Nation - The Boston Globe
Posted 10/14/2013 08:38:50 EDT
Why not call these so-called Conservatives what they are? Fascists!more »
Comment on: Scituate Lutheran church offers drive-through prayers - Metro - The Boston Globe
Posted 10/13/2013 08:33:47 EDT
OMG give us a break!more »
Comment on: Afghans look anxiously toward US exit in 2014 - World - The Boston Globe
Posted 10/12/2013 08:08:08 EDT
That is their problem! We have done enough damage over the years and they have a better chance of resolving their problems with us gone.more »
Comment on: Lew warns of âirrevocable damageâ from default - Boston.com
Posted 10/10/2013 10:05:04 EDT
The Republicans never offer proof of anything they say. Lew assumes people (political experts also) understand what is obvious. Spelling it out every time would amount to a waste of time and it would more »