If you placed them correctly, you'll see the organs highlighted in this order: the Colon, the Esophagus, the Liver, and then the Lungs. The red light reveals highlighted organs on the X-Rays. Return to the entrance and flip the switch on the wall. If you get them backwards, you can easily switch them while they are on display. Place the X-ray of Clark in the left space, and the Gail Holland in the right. The western wall is where the X-Rays go, and there are two open spaces on the light board. The Letter of a Researcher is on the desk to the right. When you pick up this item, you'll notice a diagram of the human organs, all named for your convenience. Move farther into the room, and Jill finds another film on the left side, the X-Ray of Gail. The X-Ray of Clark is glittering on the boxes across from the entrance. Head to through the door on the immediate left and you'll enter a room, tinted with blue light. You'll find a First Aid Kit lying on the ground with a double green herb. After you've taken care of the zombies enter the door to the right of the long flight of stairs. Kill both of zombies and make sure they're either decapitated or incinerated, because you'll be in a situation later on where you'll be glad you won't have crimson heads lurking in the Laboratory B3F. There will be a couple more zombies one to Jill's left and one heading straight towards her. Pick up the second MO disk and now go down the stairs to Laboratory B3F. You'll find two zombies, one walking around the corner and one walking up the stairs, kill them and head to the left. Go through the door and enter the Laboratory.
Once you're done, equip yourself with you handgun for now more zombies await your arrival. Pick up the ink ribbons and save your game if you wish. When you leave the elevator walk around and you'll find a door that "won't open unless in first class emergency." But for now, continue past the door and head down the ladder and you'll enter a small room with a typewriter and an item box.
LAB STILL ALIVE SAVE FULL
Read Tim Lawrence's full public letter here.Head down the elevator and into the Laboratory, the final area in the game. Louis Vuitton has not responded to the estate's comments. Read this next: 10 classic tracks from David Mancuso's LoftĪuthor Tim Lawrence recently released an essay explaining how Louis Vuitton inaccurately interpreted Mancuso's principles.The estate have said that they “mostly” agree with the essay, but add that Louis Vuitton made "numerous factual errors" with “attempts to align themselves and the collection with his life's work." "We know David would have refused this association if he was still alive." "We do not approve of the way they have used David and The Loft's name, reputation and pioneering life's work to market their collection and brand," the spokesperson continued. Neither party was consulted by LVMH/Louis Vuitton and we are not pleased with the way they dealt with this to date." "David had selected and appointed Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy, Donna Weiss and Elyse Stefanishin to make these decisions in his absence. "David's name, property and intellectual property are protected by the family/estate's ownership," they explained. "We know David would have refused this association if he was still alive," a representative of Mancuso’s estate told Resident Advisor Now Mancuso's estate claim they were not contacted about the collection by LV. Through Love Will Save The Day Mansuco became notable as one of the first "underground DJs". The parties were renowned for their amalgamation of disco, fashion and underground culture - famously eschewing serving alcohol, other beverages or food. Read this next: Without David Mancuso, dance music would be much less colourful The collection, titled "Fall in Love" was revealed earlier this year, with late fashion designer and DJ Virgil Abloh having led the concept.įall in Love is described as exploring "the influence between DJs and designers," and takes inspiration from New York's The Loft nightclub - in particular, Mancuso's Love Will Save The Day parties. The estate of legendary 70s DJ David Mancuso has said it "does not approve" of Louis Vuitton’s The Loft-inspired pre-spring 2023 collection.
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