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| MSTRKRFT Invades the Roxy, Films Video. N.O.R.E. Pretends To Rap
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According to Madman Mundt over at Lost In A Supermarket the filming for MSTRKRFT's video “Bounce” with N.O.R.E. at the Roxy was pretty crazy. http://lostinasupermarket.com/?p=253
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| Exclusive Celldweller remix of “Propane Nightmares” by Pendulum
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Celldweller remix of “Propane Nightmares” by Pendulum
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| Human Rights Awareness Concert
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Mighty Mic is a 9-day event at UCLA, consisting with Genocide Awareness Week, ending in a Human Rights Awareness Concert. The event will coincide with the sixtieth anniversary of the 1948 Genocide Convention, founded by Raphael Lemkins, where the world first proclaimed its opposition to genocide and ethnic cleansing at the international level. The week will consist of events intended to promote awareness about past and present genocides.
The event is put on by a group of students dedicated to social justice and human rights. Last year, they brought artists such as Peaches an
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| Scion Presents: “Installation-It’s A Beautiful World” Final Stop of Tour is
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Scion’s Installation 4, “It’s A Beautiful World,” will open in Los Angeles, the last of nine cities on the national tour, on May 10. The innovative Scion Installation Art Tour launched its fourth installment last July and features a diverse array of artists from around the world. The theme, “It’s a Beautiful World,” was interpreted by each artist, in one of four mediums: painting, photography, sculpture, and collage. The culmination of the tour is accompanied by a live auction where all of the artwork will be auctioned off to the public, and 100 percent of the proceeds will go toward art relat
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| Your Job Sucks!
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Think your job sucks?
Watch Mikey practically jump through hoops for his asshole of a boss and
maybe you¹ll think twice.
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| Season Shot
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The Swiss Army Knife and iPhone reflect our love of hyper-efficient utility—a single compact device that ably performs a number of tasks. The gun has typically only done one thing well: putting a bullet in someone or something. You can put a bayonet on it, but otherwise it’s fairly singular. But someone’s figured out how to make the ammunition multi-task. Season Shot both kills and seasons most bird game. Hunters and their kin need no longer worry about cracking teeth on forgotten steel shots. The steel shot has been replaced by a biodegradable flavor pellet and is available in Cajun, lemon pe
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| Gold Pills
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Popular entertainment keeps giving rich people insidious ideas. Although we’re meant to find the lavish excesses of Daddy Warbucks, Scrooge McDuck, Richie Rich and C. Montgomery Burns risible bordering on appalling, their misadventures have no doubt given real life gazillionaires viable methods for spending their (ill-gotten or otherwise) gains. The rich had run out of things to make out of solid gold before comic strips, comic books and cartoons replenished their imaginations. Now counterculture artists Ju$t Another Rich Kid and Tobias Wong are helping the rich waste their money on their wast
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| Brammo Enertia: Domestic Electric Bike
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Tech and green converge for the US-born Brammo Enertia plug-in electric motorcycle. While the auto industry keeps promising electric power for your commute, Brammo delivers. With a racecar-inspired monocoque chassis and a high-torque electric motor powered by lithium batteries, there’s enough juice to ride 45 miles between three-hour charges. And you can blow out your hipster friends on their Vespa scooters with instant acceleration and a top speed of 50 mph. We definitely dig the retro-bike design, too…though you can buy a pretty sweet Ducati for the same $14K price.
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| The Back-Up
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Apart from sitting on the toilet, we are most vulnerable when we are sleeping. Spiders can easily crawl into our gaping mouths. Our fraternity brothers can handily draw a cock and balls in black Magic Marker on our cheek. Our uncles can pull back the covers and gently push down our Underoos without us knowing. Nighttime leaves us open to terrors both imagined and very real. Less benign than the fraternity prank or relative molestation is the home invasion. Get your stuff stolen. Get raped. Get killed. It’s enough to have you watching all the Nightmare On Elm Street movies and taking notes to s
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