You can now own a three-piece Pac-Man suit

OppoSuits are the unique reply to stuffy office fashion. Founded in 2012, the company provides memorable, stylishly cut, polyester suits for just 99 USD.

Need a Jack-O-Lantern suit for Halloween? OppoSuits has you covered.

Or what about a Pac-Man suit, for that solo night at the bar?
No problem!

The project was launched by three young entrepreneurs in 2012 after a backpack trip to Vietnam in 2010.

Starting out with an orange suit for Dutch football fans, OppoSuits expanded their collection to over fifty designs.

The men’s suits are sold in thousands of stores all over Europe, the United States and Canada.

In loving memory of Dave Loh.

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The Division - Beta Test Launch Update

Fans of the Tom Clancy games have been continuously monitoring their emails since, Ubisoft, the developers of upcoming game, Tom Clancy’s The Division have announced in a recent update that some players will have the opportunity to play test the alpha and beta versions of the game.

By this time, Xbox One players should already have a hand on an exclusive alpha version of the game. Meanwhile, PlayStation 4 or PC players would wait a bit longer as The Division Beta will be available in early 2016 for the PlayStation 4, PC as well as the Xbox One system.

Ubisoft layed out the three option on how players can join the beta testing. Pre-ordering a copy from a participating retailer guarantees you a spot in the Beta test when it becomes available. You could also register through their website for a chance to receive an invitation, or follow their social media pages as they would occasionally be giving away some beta keys. Clearly pre-ordering is the sure way to go, but if you like your chances, you can register or prowl The Division’s social media announcements.


Tom Clancy’s The Division is an open-world third person shooter/role playing game with some survival elements worked in. It set to take place in a New York City currently in mid-crisis due to a mysterious biological weapon attack. The players are part of an agency, or a Division, whose agents have to investigate the source of the attack.

The game’s RPG elements are in the customization of the players’ character through experience points earned while playing the game. Weather and time of day can also have impact as storms and day-night cycle could affect visibility as well as behavior of enemies in the game. A multi-player mode called the “Dark Zones” allows player-vs-player competition and rewards players in the Dark Zones as it is where a lot of high-end weapons are in those zones for players to use and possibly keep to use outside the Dark Zones, if they manage to hang on to it.

Tom Clancy’s The Division is set for release on March 8, 2016 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

2016 - Happy New Year

Bloodshot

If there was ever a name to put to the phrase all eyes on me, Lexy Panterra is the one. 

The Los Angeles-based singer, dancer, and entrepreneur has branded herself as a triple threat in today's growing music scene, and her hard work and dedication towards honing her craft has been visible throughout every accomplishment she's made thus far.

From her celebrity-endorsed dance/fitness class LexTwerkOut, to her hypnotizing twerk freestyle routines over hits such as "Middle", "Booty Bounce Pop" and "Lean On", 

to her lyrical originals and covers such as her previous single, "Lit", there is a lot more than meets the eye with Lexy Panterra, so be sure to keep very close watch on her as she continues to dominate in the coming year.

Listen to her new single, "Bloodshot" below.

"Bloodshot" is available now as a free download (for a limited time only). Click here.

Disarm You ft. Ilsey

Kaskade - Disarm You ft. Ilsey 

"The song itself is a sincere plea for uninhibited or honest love with the beautiful vocal stylings of Ilsey set to a bed of music that is intense + powerful."

- New Kaskade single from the forthcoming Warner Bros. / Arkade album | Kaskade on tour dates - smarturl.it/KaskadeTour

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7 Things - Traveling Solo

Ask anyone who’s ever traveled solo, and they probably wouldn’t want to adventure any other way. It might be daunting at first, and it’s certainly simpler for some people than it is for others. But spending time alone on the road is among the most rewarding travel experiences out there.

Whether it’s a long trip around the world or a habit of solitary weekend jaunts, here are 10 things everybody learns while travelling alone:

1. You always return home with lots of new friends

Ever noticed that you’re more likely to ask one person for directions than you are to ask a group of people? Solos are more approachable, plain and simple. Lone travellers learn that the benefits of this are twofold: not only will other travelers feel far more comfortable introducing themselves to you, but it’s actually easier for you to strike up conversation with others as well.

2. You can engage with locals on a level that only solo travelers can

You know that local folks are more open, and definitely more curious, when it’s only you walking into that hole-in-the-wall café, or sampling the pungent flavors of that roadside food stall. From a heartfelt conversation on a rickety train, to suddenly having a network of genial families happy to host you for a night, you know none of these incredible experiences would have been possible if you’d been travelling with others.  

3. You’re free to adventure as you please, and it feels awesome

There is no need to compromise when travelling alone. No need to appease a friend’s unfortunate craving for an overpriced burger and fries, or their incessant complaints about mosquito bites in a jungle where you’re on travel cloud 9. As a lonesome wanderer you travel where you want, when and however you want to – all with a liberating degree of indulgence.

4. You gain a deep understanding of the destinations you’ve visited

Travelling solo, you’re more immersed in your surroundings. You notice the unique quirks, and subtle character that truly makes a place what it is. But walk around the same street chatting with an old friend, and your mind is often immersed elsewhere.

5. There is something liberating about travelling to a place where no one knows you
For some, travelling alone is like a fresh start. Or a temporary escape from the life-baggage you’re forced to lug around back home. That’s not to say you’re a different person when abroad, but you may notice how much that therapeutic anonymity has changed you by the time you return home.

6. Alone time is healthy and we rarely get enough of it
Time spent alone and unplugged forces you to really reflect on your life back home, your recent experiences on the road and the direction things are headed. Some of those thoughts aren’t always pleasant to deal with, but solo travelers know that even if solitude is a struggle at times, they’re stronger because of it.

7. Distance makes you appreciate the important people in your life

Distance makes you appreciate the people who matter most in your life back home. Especially those you’ve taken for granted. Far away and alone, you’re reminded to make the most of every second with loved ones when you return.

8. Distance teaches you that some people who you thought were important, really aren’t

The same distance can also make you realize that some people in your life aren’t quite as important as you thought they were. Be they a bad influence, a toxic love or a fair-weather friend, it’s not always a welcome realization. But it’s usually for the best.

9. When you’re a little lonely, you’ll get more creative

Whether it’s journaling, drawing, philosophizing or brainstorming future entrepreneurial endeavors, solo travelers are usually forced to find new expressive ways to amuse themselves when there’s no conversation (or wi-fi). You might have even stumbled upon your vocation.

10. Sometimes it’s fun to pretend you’re the only tourist in the world

Isn’t that really what every solo traveler secretly wants, to boldly go where no-one has gone before?

But let’s be honest for a second: very rarely are we ever as intrepid or adventurous as we’d like to imagine ourselves. 

Still, when you’re the only tourist on that bush bus to nowhere there’s a thrilling fantasy that plays out in your mind as you watch a new world go by out the window – and solo travelers know that feeling is addictive, and stays with you for the rest of your life.

self notes; compare flights, find tours, book hostels and hotels for your trip,

and don’t forget to purchase travel insurance before you go.

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Come With Me

What would you do with a smartwatch? While Android Wear and the Apple Watch offer you the choice of ‘everything’, the Pebble Time Steel takes a different approach.