I just don't understand why people do it, Did we used to
do this sort of thing via post before the internet?
Not exact matches
Article V gives Congress the ability to specify that an amendment must be passed
via convention instead
of via state legislatures, and if this
sort of thing is openly being
done, they would probably specify that.
In recent days he has been saying all
sorts of outrageous
things: tax cuts would encourage growth, increasing energy costs
via green taxes is lunacy in a downturn and the Big Society doesn't really seem to have caught on as a concept.
images
via Pinterest A little bit
of Sunday inspiration for the last weekend (fingers crossed)
of the remaining bits
of residual heat — appreciating looks from Balenciaga's spring / summer line (my favorite from PFW), different silhouettes, new cuts for shorts, exposed (white) brick, bomb bomber leather jacket with zips in all the right places, slouchy potato - sackish tops, short
dos, vaulted ceilings with huge light - welcoming windows, maximizing your space in living rooms vs. leaving
things simple and
sort of bare.
That goal, which doubles as Diaz's own insistently self - deprecating joke about her flat chest, drives Elizabeth to
do all
sorts of disreputable
things, like steal proceeds from a school car wash (where she reels in customers
via a skimpy Daisy Dukes outfit) and compete for a salary bonus by drugging a state official (Thomas Lennon) and filching a test so that her class will perform better than all others, and especially that
of ultra-cheery rival Amy (Lucy Punch).
The one
thing I found myself wanting to
do when in multiplayer is wave or communicate
via some
sort of gesture to other players while waiting in the lobby and after finishing a race.
This is
done via workbenches (or in the field), all the junk you find in the open worlds can be worked on to create better weapons, better medikits that
sort of thing.
The Playroom was quite rough and ready, and was little more than tech - demos, but it
did show how developers can use the PS4 camera in tandem with the Dual Shock 4 — which, compared to its predecessors is a box
of tricks — to generate some pretty unconventional gameplay, which even approaches the
sort of things the Xbox One will be able to
do via Kinect.
That is exactly the
sort of thing a player
does in Kemco's Alphadia Genesis (now available
via Steam).
Artists were dematerializing the art object
via conceptualism and performance and
doing all
sorts of wild
things with their bodies.
As has become typical with this
sort of thing, this is not normally
done via a big and official launch but instead by Google simply lifting the veil (literally) off a statue outside their Mountain View headquarters.