Sunday is to play a bit of a split novel and tinker with the new expensive camera you bought, the latest in a series of efforts to apply a new hobby. You are nearly 40 so if this does not stick to you can give up and start a group of brothers review.
For Eurogamer, Florence Smith Nicholls wrote about their experience at a Larp inspired by the Elysium dance hall.
97 Revachol’s poets were run in an old military hospital in Terezín that they hired from the town and helped repair. Larp is designed entirely around the building. Among the poets, you are one of 96 players living in this invisible military hospital, called in the game “La Cage”. They converted it to include not only apartments, but also seminars, a bar, two music clubs and even a church with a stained glass window. It is important to emphasize that Larp does not contain any characters or plot from the original game, instead, creating opportunities to show a person in that world. As František Wagner said, they can edit the Elysium dance from Larp “and it will still make sense, but we can’t edit the hospital.”
I link to many articles, posts, toys about web indie and blogs in 2000 and I will not stop. In the end, I really like this love letter to my personal website.
It feels like we have lost this decade art form; The individuality of the design and the uniqueness of the content you have used to view on these websites. The concept of testing with HTML and CSS without having to worry about something looks strange or lost. The beauty of a website is built by one person, Because they want.
Related, Henrik Karlsson wrote some advice to blog. There are many things that I feel that RPS tries to show.
What will happen if you want to write 5000 words about the history of French grammar but fear people will feel bored with that? What should you do? You should write 5000 words about French grammar history. It will filter your readers so that you can attract those who appreciate the grooves of your mind.
Writing for Wired, Jessica Lucas presented anonymous YouTubers to make videos about street racing in New York. It is impossible to wait for EA to create a real need that cannot be overcome for this speed game.
It’s easy to write this when brave from a series of high -speed access houses, except one thing: In September, more than three months after arrest Ginestri, while he was still detained, a new video appeared on YouTube.Benz. It shows the scene of some vehicles, an intentional person controlled by tightening and making donuts in the center of Columbus Circle and Times Square, surrounded by pedestrians they missed hitting by convoy.
New Yorkers are 100 years old. Tina Brown, the former editor of it and the most acknowledged person (arguing at the time) modernizing the magazine in the 90s, written in her newly released news about her memories of that time.
Si provided me a work a year earlier, but I was in harmony. With a reader and advertising increasingly elderly in a nose, its prospect is very trembling. And with two children under five years old, the idea faced the weekly term (instead of my monthly rhythm as a editor of Vanity Fair) was too difficult, a problem was solved when my parents agreed to move from the United Kingdom and live in an apartment through the hall. In addition, I felt that the magazine’s DNA was not completely resonated with me as Vanity Fair did. There is a stifling quality, no windows for long posts on its books on the intentional Arcane topics. What is the use of weekly if you are running a work on beekeeping during the week that General Noriega is stealing the Panama election? I tend to agree with Tom Wolfe – that New Yorkers have become easier to praise than to read.
This is long but good. Jason Pargin “declared the war” for Bo Birnham, who criticized the comedian less than you expected but analyzed inside and the problems with what it became illustrated. Although the problem with most of the criticisms inside is feeling like it simply urges Burnham and other creators, to respond in the way. than Self -awareness, more meta. The backlash of backlash reaction To react violently into backlash…
Similarly, in all my eyes about me, Burn Burnham said, you said the whole world ended, I love, it did. Inside, the upcoming day is about to happen as a given thing and I find it very attractive if Birnham really doesn’t see what is happening here. He understood his depression and anxiety were unreasonable reactions to a life that was almost absolutely no danger or lack, but did not seem to understand that his apocalyptic day -to -ending was simply an extended version of the same unreasonable reaction.
Today I feel basic, so this week’s music is for tomorrow by Blur. Aren’t we all the 20th century held for tomorrow?
