@hmmm... Agreed. I wonder why as well. Everytime I am there i feel bombarded by their media, and it is all so very violent and overwhelming. It really is exhausting. Perhaps they just give up after so much saturation.
I think the "human barbie" should ask for her money back. She looks nothing like a barbie doll. Also, it really doesn't look like 100k worth of work, to be honest.
I don't plan to have children. Their potential footprint alone means I can practially drive a hummer to my neighbours. J/k. I think that the article is sound.
I think people like blank above - obsessing about minor purchases like shoes is who he is talking about. That thinking will burn you out way quick. It is not all or nothing. Going without shoes doesn't really help anyone. (you go with shoes so future generations will die, and you have to just live with that). Trust me I am an environmental scientist.
It's not people at the top, and it is not you not wanting to burn yourself out. Also, it most definately is not about "going back to basics" that is not progress, but denialism. We can't go backwards, as much as we would like to - the past didn't go anywhere. I think it is an evolution towards new thinking for everyone. Smart economics sounds like a good idea. No offense. New thinking and not a reversion to an ideal past, I think is a sound way out.
I guess before they re-booted the franchise. Very surreal and good. Also a glimpse into old time movies - not much width to work with. Who know that the WWW was named Momba? I don't read.
In Assassin's Creed 2 you need to have this repaired by a young Leonardo Da Vinci to equip it. Definately my favourite weapon - nice and slender to easily slip between ribs. =)
*edit - I was going to post the above, until I found this article. http://news.makemeheal.com/celebrity-plastic-surgery/sarah-burges-lifetime-of-plastic-surgery/2854
"I was involved in an incident of domestic violence so severe that I was left with a broken cheekbone, jaw, eye socket and teeth."
Perhaps she sees surgery as life-changing and wants to give her daughter the same opportunities. Though inflation is a bitch.
I think people like blank above - obsessing about minor purchases like shoes is who he is talking about. That thinking will burn you out way quick. It is not all or nothing. Going without shoes doesn't really help anyone. (you go with shoes so future generations will die, and you have to just live with that). Trust me I am an environmental scientist.
It's not people at the top, and it is not you not wanting to burn yourself out. Also, it most definately is not about "going back to basics" that is not progress, but denialism. We can't go backwards, as much as we would like to - the past didn't go anywhere. I think it is an evolution towards new thinking for everyone. Smart economics sounds like a good idea. No offense. New thinking and not a reversion to an ideal past, I think is a sound way out.