Chesapeake, VA, United States



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Dude, Your Dad Is Weird from Ilya Merenzon on Vimeo.

Sascha Pohflepp - The Golden Institute from Plugimi on Vimeo.
The Golden Institute by Sascha Pohflepp.
How do we decide which worlds come true and which worlds are discarded? While we are typically thinking in terms of novel possibilities or scenarios set in different futures, it is rare to attempt an imagined past that might have led to a different present. Positioned at the right spot in the past, such counterfactual histories might offer an understanding of the forces at work as well as a fresh perspective on our present challenges.
The Golden Institute for Energy in Colorado was the premier research and development facility for energy technologies in an alternate reality where Jimmy Carter had defeated Ronald Reagan in the US election of 1981. Equipped with virtually unlimited funding to make the United States the most energy-rich nation on the planet, its scientific and technical advancements were rapid and often groundbreaking.
Its scope ranged from planetary engineering to the enabling of individual participation and profit from the creation of electricity. Notable projects include the development of the state of Nevada into a weather experimentation zone and the new gold rush in the form of lightning-harvesters that followed, or major modifications made to the national infrastructure in an attempt to use freeways as a power plants. The institute’s vision continues to inform the American consciousness to this day. In relation to energy preservation and harnessing, but also in terms of man’s relationship to the forces of nature.
Grey Granite - The Road from New Metropolis on Vimeo.

First off as a fan of the original series, I really loved most of this movie. It is bigger, louder, and more over the top than the first one. The writers do a great job of weaving the series' mythology into this film. The interaction between the main Transformers from the original series is excellent. On the technical end the movie is much better this time around because unlike the first film there are actually wide shots of the robots in action. There is a battle scene in the middle of the film between Prime and three Decepticons which is damn near worth the price of admission on it's own. It does clock in at almost two and half hours but there are never really any lulls in the action. The violence & profanity was also really ramped up which in my eyes is a good thing because explosions and curse words make things more exciting, but take that into consideration if you are going to take little kids with you. 



Drum Brothers - Live & Uncut Feat. Pfel & Atom (C2C/Beat Torrent) from / HARIGATA ™ / on Vimeo.



Jonas Brothers and Common???
I was never one to hate on serato when it came out. But playing out on a regular basis I'm tired of hearing remix after remix with fat man scoop on the vocals.The vast majority of DJs I have met don't know what the fuck those little black disk are. I don't know maybe it just been where I have been playing? I hate to sound all uppity and nostalgic but damn.I just miss the other side of DJ...the aspect of not playing already heard popular music, and finding shit no one has and just kicking it in the brotherhood of DJs. Whoever came up with "mash-up" should be shot and dragged down a stone road. Everything is wanna be electro or bmore now days. what happened to when bmore was grimey under produced-ish. I'm sorry but you are not Girl Talk so stop trying. Music is so garbage right now.I have tried for years to not say that. When was the last time you could listen to a WHOLE album??? And what happen to when a remix was a remix not just sped up or just adding Lil Wayne and 50 other motherfuckers to the SAME SONG. If I hear one more grown ass person talk about "turning their swag on" I'm going to fucking shoot them. Who fucking nows maybe I just miss this days at IU when DJ Sleeper was my next door neighbor and I could hear him scratch weird ass sounds at 3 am while I was downloading videos of DJ qbert off bearshare. I kept the laptop at home last night and broke out 8 crates of nothing but the fast ghetto-tech Detroit shit...it felt nice. It felt liberating.
Makes me want to go back to the D-city and just see 2,000 folks get flippin freaky all damn night long
*812 steps off soapbox and goes back to drinking shitting rum and listening to Dr. Octagon*
...GUCCI MANE FOREVER!!!






Saturday is the opening of Banksy’s exhibition at the Bristol Museum. 100 works will be shown and this quote of the master himself sums it up perfectly: “This is the first show I’ve ever done where taxpayers’ money is being used to hang my pictures up rather than scrape them off”.
This is mandatory for everyone close to Bristol till August 31st!
THE ENTRY IS FREE
LAÏKA (SHORT VERSION) from Guillaume Blanchet on Vimeo.