NO DOUBT 2012 Special Offer! Single tickets in all locations for the November 28 show this Wednesday are just $40 (including service charges)!

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NO DOUBT

Gibson Amphitheatre November 28 with Grouplove & Blaqk Audio Special Offer! Single tickets in all locations for the November 28 show this Wednesday are just $40 (including service charges)! Upcoming Shows: November 30with Fitz And The Tantrums & The Aggrolites December 2with Fitz And The Tantrums & Noise of Rumors December 4with Best Coast & Kitten December 6with Best Coast & JJAMZ

What I'm Wearing Right NOW... and what I was asked to change into...

What I "WAS" wearing right now...

What I was asked to change into...

I'm really dig'n my new Puma Heroes T7 T-Shirt (only $12) Puma kick's that I got on SALE at Puma.com for only $32!!

GV Vulcanized Sneakers

Sale Price

$25.60

A new take on a classic

Named after tennis pro Guillermo Vilas, this shoe has a vulcanized midsole for greater flexibility, while maintaining a lightweight feel. And the classic profile with a minimalist design keeps the look modern without being trendy.

Features:

• Canvas upper for keeping things light
• Lace-up closure for snug fit
• Vulcanized midsole for comfort and support
• Rubber outsole for enhanced grip

Heroes T7 T-Shirt   

easy, casual style 

Sale Price
$12.00
For a shot of retro-cool style, this T-shirt does the trick. A classic right out of the PUMA Archive, it has a vintage look and comfy feel that will never grow old. 

Features: 

• 100% organic cotton for comfort and long wear 
• Relaxed fit for easy layering 
• Contrast panels and large PUMA Cat Logo graphic print for instant style

After School Special (with the Andrew Christian Boys) UNCENSORED

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COOL Faded Champion Football Jersey for URBAN OUTFITTERS 3/4-Sleeve now only$9.99!! (was $38)

SKU #:      25421025 
List Price: $38.00
Sale Price: $9.99

Overview: 

• Faded vintage-inspired football jersey from Champion
• Part of a limited edition collection created exclusively for UO
• Constructed in slubby washed cotton jersey 
• Distressed print number at the front 
• 3/4-length sleeves with sport stripes and iconic stitched Champion logo 
• Logo patch trim
• Model is 6'1" and wearing size Large 
• Measurements taken from size Large 
• Chest: 21" 
• Length: 28" from shoulder to hem 
• UO Exclusive 
• Content & Care: Cotton / Machine wash / Imported

INFO-GRAPHIC: Weekly Price History of flying to Dallas from San Diego in 2012

Cool High-tops: TIMBERLAND GT SCRAMBLE by AE for 125

TIMBERLAND GT SCRAMBLE

STYLE: 7211-7613 | COLOR: 203

$12500

Timberland was founded in 1978 on the idea of staying dry with cutting-edge technologies.

Fabric, Leather

• • Treated premium leather upper
• • Fully gusseted tongue
• • Rustproof, speed lace hardware
• • Compression molded EVA midsole
• • Cushioning & shock absorption

• • Timberland exclusive outsole
• • Not eligible for promotions
• • Only ships within the US

Imported

VIDEO: INTRODUCING "THE ROCKING KNIT" by ECAL students Damien Ludi and Colin Peillex

Shown here in the Ruckstuhl building as part of ECAL's 'low-tech factory' exposition during Designers' Saturday in Langenthal, Switzerland is the 'rocking knit' - a design that makes the transition to the winter season a little less onerous. 

Students of University of Art and Design, Lausanne Damien Ludi and Colin Peillex created a chair that will fashion its user a beanie as they leisurely rock back and forth, activating gears that put the machine to work as it's sitter relaxes. 

The project is in response to the exhibition's theme, where students were required to reinterpret the idea of manufacturing - deconstructing the fabrication process of a product to a slower, more considered pace. Designers' Saturday showcased the work in the Ruckstuhl carpet factory, appropriately surrounding the work by spools of thread and feverish machinery, connecting concept and real-world techniques in a meaningful way.

DESIGNERS' SATURDAY 2012 
design is a statement
november 3rd - 4th, 2012

The first Designers’ Saturday took place in Langenthal in 1987. Since then there have been 13 of these events to provide support for the Swiss design scene while giving it a publicity platform to stimulate its further development.

Designers’ Saturday happens at a place where design is actually created. Designers’ Saturday is not just a product show held on characterless trade fair premises. Instead it is a stage where authentic design skills are put on view at the atmospheric production sites of the companies involved.

The event is an international meeting point for the design world. the presentations of numerous internationally known firms will be accompanied by the cartes blanches of both national and international colleges of art and design.

Researchers in the U.S. say they're working on a vaccine to prevent meth addicts from getting high

Researchers in the U.S. say they're working on a vaccine to prevent meth addicts from getting high — and the early test results are promising.

Scientists at the Scripps Research Institute in California successfully tested the methamphetamine vaccine on rats. When given meth, the vaccinated critters showed few signs of intoxication.

"This is an early-stage study, but its results are comparable to those for other drug vaccines that have then gone to clinical trials," said senior study author Michael A. Taff, an addiction sciences expert at the Scripps Institute.

Drug vaccines are a burgeoning new field of research. Just like regular vaccines evoke antibody responses against viruses and bacteria, drug vaccines evoke antibody responses against drug molecules.

The idea is to keep those molecules from getting into the brain. That way, addicts don't get high when they use. If they don't get high, they have no incentive to keep using.

Nicotine and cocaine vaccines are already in clinical trials. Meth vaccines have been tested on animals before, but this is the first one to show encouraging results.

That's because a meth high is a more difficult high to block. The meth molecule is so structurally simple it can go unnoticed by the immune system. And once meth is in the system, it stays there for a long time.

"The simple structure and long half-life of this drug make it a particularly difficult vaccine target," Kim Janda, a chemist with the institute, said.

Janda's team developed six vaccines and tested them all until they found the most effective one — MH6. When given meth, the rats vaccinated with MH6 kept the drug mostly in the bloodstream and not the nervous system.

But more work needs to be done to perfect the vaccine, the researchers say.

"I think that this vaccine has all the right features to allow it to move forward in development," Janda said. "It certainly works better than the other active vaccines for meth that have been reported so far."

The researchers say the next step is to tweak the vaccine so it lasts longer. Vaccinating meth addicts every few weeks wouldn't work, they say. Many would fall off the wagon between treatments.

What's more, meth addicts tend to have little money and no health insurance. They're likely to get their treatment from government health services. Weekly or monthly doses would be too expensive a program to maintain.

"Extending the duration of protection is the next big scientific challenge in this field," Taffe said.

The results of the study were published in the journal Biological Psychiatry.