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Without a doubt, this game is a huge improvement over the first and the first game was great. Whats even better is there isn’t too much hype behind it either, in compared to the original. Haven’t had a chance to play multiplayer yet, but I did finish the campaign and manage to nab some screencaps below. If you don’t want to be spoiled of the end boss or ending- ignore.
On-line voting of the 30 finalist Artworks of the third International Art Prize “Arte Laguna” - Painting section
Validation of the voting: after the vote, each visitor will receive a confirmation e-mail that will ask her/him to copy an identifiable code (automatically generated by the system) and to reconfirm the vote. The vote will be reconfirmed only if the voter will send the reconfirmation e-mail associated to the correct identifiable code. If not, the vote will be considered null and void.
>Atlas/Obama Deck
In an effort to raise awareness prior to one of the most crucial presidential elections ever, we decided to do a deck in honer of Barack Obama. Limited to 50. Proceeds go to the Obama campaign.
Source : http://www.atlasskateboardstore.com
VENUE INFORMATION:
WAMU THEATER
800 OCCIDENTAL AVE S
SEATTLE, WA
AGES: 16+ W/ 21+ FULL BARS (ID REQUIRED)
HOURS: 8PM-4AM
THIS YEARS CAPACITY IS LIMITED TO 7000. TO ENSURE ENTRY, WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO PURCHACE TICKETS IN ADVANCE AS THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT!
A young Carlton Banks teaches you how to breakdance.
With that, goodnight.
HEAVY METAL PACK
Rare design combining metal ans sneaker culture. Both sneakers come with a guitar pick!
Black leather upper with gold metallic features.
Typical, the punkish rivets and the dark logo typo. Gold midsole!
For all Angels of Death, Iron Maidens and Sneakerhead-Bangers!
SCION PRESENTS: TOKYO NONSENSE - Curated by Gabriel Ritter
Los Angeles -September 2008 - Scion Installation L.A. is pleased to present TOKYO NONSENSE, a group exhibition featuring new work by 11 young Japanese artists who live and work in Tokyo. The exhibition will include works by Ichiro Endo, Taro Izumi, Ai Kato (akaai madonna), Sachiko Kazama, Iichiro Tanaka, and the six-member artist group, Chim↑Pom.
The title, TOKYO NONSENSE, not only refers to the city itself but also references the word “nonsense” in the context of Japanese popular culture, connoting so-called “modern decadence”and the rebellious, anti-establishment spirit of the 1960s student protest movement. The work of these 11 young artists reflects both Tokyo’s frenetic energy and the banal realities of everyday city life. The exhibition will consist of more radical forms of expression such as performance,video, and installation art in addition to more traditional mediums such as drawing, painting, and woodblock printing.
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