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Goth is a state of mind based on one\'s life, while in the body, here, on this plane of existence, thus, one\'s ability to survive in the or any midst of hard time\'s, therein lies the darkness, whether it be your friend or your enemy. Not fashion show or outer look, at least not to me, but much love to anyone with wishes to express who they are. I?m cool with that.

Female Goth Beauty

I imagine being on my on my knee\'s, almost in tear\'s staring at their beauty, I\'ve always had a fascination with beautiful girl\'s (21 - 29, per say, so to speak), but recently, with being in LA, CA. (14) year\'s, recently developed a even further fascination with Goth girl\'s, especially after seeing Violet, in the movie, \"The Incredibles\", non sexually of course. I think it was the hair hanging down over the face, with one eye visible, and the whole personality, etc., plus, my feeling of being able to relate to the character, (Faith - Eliza Dushku), and be

When we think we’ve made some kind of progress in the world of Hip Hop, someone always manages to pull it right back down, like crabs in a barrel. Not the best analogy, true, but it has more intelligence than in the entire Drivin’ Down The Block cut by Kidz In The Hall. Yet, the old school flavour of the track tends to be so appealing, it makes it hard to decide whether to listen to it or not.

For more of this review check out: http://www.planeturban.com.au/single_reviews/single_kidz_hall_drivin_down_block

We indulge in the thrill of playing mobile phone games for varied reasons. We may be a casual gamer and want to spend a few minutes of leisure in playing them. Or, we may be serious gaming enthusiasts, taking on the challenges and tribulations of these games with our intelligence, adroitness and gaming skills. Whatever may be the reason, mobile phone games and mobile Java games have become popular with time. Some classic console games such as Pac Man have enjoyed a comeback in the form of downloadable mobile games. However, the current state of the gaming industry is far from ideal and there remains a lot to be desired. According to experts and analysts, the mobile gaming industry is facing stagnation, with the demand for mobile games flattening out in diverse parts of the world. Actual figures show that only a small percentage of mobile phone users are downloading games to their handsets. Game designers and developers are worried about the trends of falling prices of mobile phone games and an i

Laminae extolls a by no means exceptional genetic structure, though it’s constantly evolving state suggests a forceful guiding intelligence in the producer’s chair. It’s strata shift in and out of phase; new patterns emerge and new harmonic information is magically conjured. Michael Cottone is also comfortable letting his infinitely layered drones rub up against each other and clash so as to establish contrasts both in timbre and tone, resulting in some delightfully ambiguous passages. These drones enjoy a certain intersubjectivity with an array of micro-engineered pleasures. They are always open and mutually reinforced by some pitchless, softly noisy electronic whispers and wheezes on pieces such as “a thin plate, scale, or layer”. During “Botany. the blade or expanded portion of a leaf”, too, the linear blips and gulps lag and lurch out of phase with the warm, phosphorent textures, like damp clothes in a washing machine that tumble haphazardly over themselves

Darrell Fitton's earliest work appeared on Warp's venerable Artifical Intelligence II compilation from 1994, and Shapes was recalls this era in electronic listening music. Originally released anonymou

A draft Army intelligence report warns that Twitter, mobile phone cameras, and GPS utilities could be used in combination as effective tools for coordinating terrorist attacks. (Source: http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/10/terrorist-cell.html#more)

Whether the singularity occurs or not, just the expectation of it could significantly change human behavior, says James Miller, associate professor of economics at Smith College, speaking at the Singularity Summit. As more people believe in the singularity, they are likely to save less for retirement and change the way they invest leading to higher interest rates and different mortgage patterns, among other things he says. "Believers will also want to spend more money to increase their chances of making it to the singularity with things such as safer cars and machines that make jobs such as construction safer," he says. (Source: http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/10/as-computers-ge.html)

University of California, San Diego researchers have developed a simple circuit based on a memristor (a resistor that remembers earlier voltages or currents and adjust its resistance) that models an amoeba's "learning," based on its predictive response to temperature changes. (Source: http://technology.newscientist.com/channel/tech/dn15068-smart-amoebas-reveal-origins-of-primitive-intelligence.html)

Games continued to show AI as a core part of the industry's future in the annual Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment Conference at Stanford University, which brought AI game programmers together with AI academics to share findings and discuss future collaborations. (Source: http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=20917)

ETE General Topic:: Fantastic New Video Website! UFOS ALIENS OVERUNITY TESLA AND MORE

This site is sort of my brainchild. It brings together all of the topics that I have found, after 20 years of research, to be relevant to UFOS and Aliens. While the topics may seem disparate at first glance, rest assured they are all related.

The US Government has catalogued 57 species of alien visitors, only 3 of which are known to be benign. They have been visiting us for a very long time. A search on this site for "Disclosure Project" will bring you a bunch of videos from some of the most credible people in the world, over 400 hours of video from people such as:

Frank Carter - US Navy - Radar Specialist

Harry Allen Jordan, US Navy, Radar Operator - USS Roosevelt

Enrique Kolbeck - Senior Air Traffic Controller - Mexico City Int Airport

John Callahan - Senior FAA Official - Accidents, Investigations

Chuck Sorrels - Air Traffic Controller - Edwards Air Force Base

Daniel Salter - US Air Force, Chief Master Sergeant -

Mariem Hassan the Voice of the Sahara (55 min.) will be screened Saturday, November 1st at Bahia Room atWOMEX 2008 in Sevilla.Mariem Hassan is the voice of the Sahara, the voice of the dessert. Adored by Saharawis living in exile, Mariem Hassan is an icon that gives hope to those who still live in the territories occupied by Morocco. With her prodigious voice and intelligence, she's been able to bring up to date Saharawi music and make it attractive for 21st century music audiences. In the film we go through Mariem's misfortuned life, we discover her as a courageous and enduring character and we witness her artistic transformation into one of the most charismatic and respected figures of the World Music scene.Movie preview in English

San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Thursday challenged the constitutionality of a law aimed at granting retroactive immunity to telecommunications companies that participated in the president's illegal domestic wiretapping program. In a brief filed in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, EFF argues that the flawed FISA Amendments Act (FAA) violates the federal government's separation of powers as established in the Constitution and robs innocent telecom customers of their rights without due process of law. Signed into law earlier this year, the FAA allows for the dismissal of the lawsuits over the telecoms' participation in the warrantless surveillance program if the government secretly certifies to the court that either the surveillance did not occur, was legal, or was authorized by the president. Attorney General Michael Mukasey filed that classified certification with the court last month. "The immunity law puts the fox in charge of the hen house, letting the Attorney General dec

Bernard Chaus, G-III Apparel Group, Maggy London, Theory and other manufacturers and retailers are improving merchandising decisions and responding quickly to sales trends with SKYPAD Business Intelligence solution (PRWeb Oct 14, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/QlikView/Retail/prweb1445194.htm

BLESSED BRAZILIAN SONIC PROVOCATEUR OUT ON RARE SOLO TOUR IN NOVEMBER Cyro and his cannibals "...truly one of the greatest musicians in the world..." -Wynton Marsalis "...there are few percussionists anywhere today who approach their art with the refinement, intelligence, tenderness and sophistication that Cyro Baptista does." -DRUM! This November, master percussionist Cyro Baptista will summon ancient rhythms and melodies on a handful of special dates in the Midwest and West Coast with his latest project, Banquet of the Spirits (see JamBase's rave for the group's debut album here). Cyro Baptista will appear with "downtown" NYC jazz upstarts keyboardist Brian Marsella, bassist and oud player Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz and drummer Tim Keiper. Since residing in the U.S. over the past three decades, Baptista has worked with such distinguished artists as Trey Anastasio, Paul Simon, Herbie Hancock, Sting, Yo-Yo Ma, Caetano Veloso, Laurie Anderson, Cassandra Wilson and many others. Baptista rece

Despite pledges by President George W. Bush and American intelligence officials to the contrary, hundreds of US citizens overseas have been eavesdropped on as they called friends and family back home, according to two former military intercept operators who worked at the giant National Security Agency (NSA) center in Fort Gordon, Georgia. "These were just really everyday, average, ordinary Americans who happened to be in the Middle East, in our area of intercept and happened to be making these phone calls on satellite phones," said Adrienne Kinne, a 31-year old US Army Reserves Arab linguist assigned to a special military program at the NSA's Back Hall at Fort Gordon from November 2001 to 2003. Kinne described the contents of the calls as "personal, private things with Americans who are not in any way, shape or form associated with anything to do with terrorism." WATCH the ABC News report.

From: Koch Lorber - Year: 2007 - Rated: Not Rated - Release Date: September 02, 2008 - Features: Anamorphic * Widescreen * If you're tired of typical teenage movies that constantly underestimate the intelligence of their audience, then look no further than France for a new take on the genre. Water Lilies is a breath of fresh air from a first time director who commands a cast of new actors that give performances most seasoned veterans can only dream of. Koch Lorber's disc is a fine effort, with solid audio and video presentations and a few nice extras. Amazon Compare

By: Dennis Cook Giant Sand The best musicians find lines of connection between music one might never consider compatible bedfellows. In Giant Sand one hears the grappling of Skip James with Television, Hendrix with Nick Drake, the apparent gulf between bombast and hushed delicacy bridged with architectural finesse. There is an intrinsic logic to Giant Sand that is felt more than understood but it lies within each segment of Howe Gelb's ever-growing songbook. While it's tough to call anything "timeless," there's something indefinably enduring - something of old, mean blues, calloused finger lilted gospel and crusty highway ballads - about what the revered, peer adored Arizona-based musician has crafted for over 30 years. "When we first got together, we decided that when we made records we just wanted to be able to listen to them twenty years later. And we couldn't imagine twenty years from that point but it seemed a good arbitrary point in the future [laughs]. It was kind of the only goal

An important news item that flew under the radar for the most part last week was the assertion from former CIA operative turned whistleblower Robert Baer that Osama Bin Laden is long dead.The hugely respected intelligence & foreign policy expert told Terry Gross, host of National Public Radio show Fresh Air, "Of course he is dead, where are the DVDs? Bin Laden wouldn't dye his hair, all these things can be manipulated."Listen to the short excerpt here.Listen to the whole interview here.