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Lucas' film was rejected by almost every major studio because it was considered too much of a risk.
The influence for Space Mountain was already taken into consideration from Walt's imaginer's in 1967 when the New Tomorrowland opened.
We have a vast amount of years difference here to try to bridge Tomorrowland with Star Wars.
...it's been a long time.
Space Mountain has nothing to do with Star Wars... Absolutely Nothing
But your missing my point. I'm not trying to bridge the two together. I'm trying to see if there is a relationship in their popularity that allowed them to feed off of eachother. It's obvious that disney ended up taking notice of Star Wars in the eighty's and put it in tommorowland as part of the "space port theme"
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Science Fiction was the basis for much of Disney's inspiration. Just as it was for George Lucas. Nice little article to follow, won't take up much space:
Walt Disney Helped Wernher von Braun Sell Americans on Space
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama (AP) -- Wernher von Braun, the German physicist who oversaw most of the achievements of the U.S. space program until his death in 1977, might not have been as successful if it weren't for Walt Disney.
Von Braun, a hero to many for his work as technical chief of the Army's missile program and later NASA's space program, began a concerted effort in the 1950s to sell the idea of space travel to the American public. That included the collaboration with Disney on three highly popular space-related television films.
``He had the ability to take this interest in space exploration and take it to the public,'' said Mike Wright, staff historian for the Marshall Space Flight Center.
Disney's senior producer, Ward Kimball, had taken notice after von Braun and other scientists wrote a series of articles for Collier's magazine, said Wright. He tapped von Braun to work on the popular Disney TV films about space.
Von Braun's work on the Disney films and the Collier's series sold many Americans on the idea of space flight and helped ensure adequate funding of the space program, said Wright.
The German scientist's personality was important for the success of the space program, said Michael Neufeld, a curator at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington who wrote a book about von Braun and his rocket team.
``He was very charming, he was very charismatic,'' Neufeld said. ``He was a very good politician in the context that he understood.''
Disney, who would become an international icon, opened Disneyland the same year that von Braun worked as a technical director on three Disney TV programs about space.
The first, ``Man in Space,'' aired on ABC on March 9, 1955. The second, ``Man and the Moon,'' aired the same year, and the final film, ``Mars and Beyond,'' was televised on Dec. 4, 1957.
Von Braun's talent was that he could communicate a vision of space travel in layman's terms while bringing to the message the authority of a scientist.
``To make people believe that space flight was a possibility was his greatest accomplishment,'' said Wright. ``Von Braun brought all of this out of the realm of science fiction.''
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Here is the think about Star Wars... The movie starts:
"A Long Time Ago in a Galaxy Far Far Away..."
It has to do with Mythological past - not the science future...
Having pointing this factoid out, I don't think it is a problem with Tomorrowland...
The problem with Tomorrowland in California is what happened with Florida parks has changed what Tomorrowland is in concept because of EPCOT. WDI has had to design and plan for those two parks so that the experiences had to have differenication... However in California it totally failed to integrate the harder science based experiances with the science fantasy. So we get Innoventions and HISTA... Two "crap-tacular" experiances that have no place in Tomorrowland.
I think they should have aimed higher... It is possable to look at futurism with all it's current challenges with an optimistic light... That is what Tomorrowland was about - overcoming adversity to live in a brighter future.
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I think we can blame the 'lack of imagination' for the 'new/current' Tomorrowland - at least the one in Anaheim.
It's getting linked to too much sci-fi and not a serious thought for the future - and Walt Disney really had ideas in Tomorrowland that he'd hoped would be in the future of Anaheim, Orange County, California - THE WORLD!
Think about it - the Monorail opened in 1959 - and was the only Monorail. Now there's one that is actually used for transportation in Las Vegas. This is what I am talking about. I highly doubt there will be any BLAB's in our Future life outside of Disneyland - hence my thought of linking to much Sci Fi to Tomorrowland ....but there could be a PeopleMover in real life....and put it back in Tomorrowland would be a huge step of 'displaying' the Future...
The thing that gets me about Star Wars and it's incorporation into Tomorrowland is that Star Wars is very very clear in it's opening titles when it reads "A Long Time Ago..." - and to me, that just doesn't gel. If Tomorrowland is the FUTURE, why are we putting Star Wars themed stuff that is supposedly 'a long time ago' in there?
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So, the best that imagination had to offer has created the lack of imagination we see today?
All the good ideas were just be recycled...(space port and star wars were good ideas)...until it became old and dull...
that's kinda sad.
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Have any of you ever heard of the Space Race, Spudnik, Apollo missions, man landing on the freaking moon, Space was a big fad way before starwars, the space changes at disney came about due to the public intrest in NASA and space travel, did you know that people watched the moon landing on a giant screen in Tommorrowland, I bet that was awsome
I actually think 1 was over rated cause no one can over look jar jar and anakins dialog, but its pretty decent. 2 just really sucked except the sound effect for the sesmic chargers and the whole battle. And 3...man was just to long and went outside the SW element that made Star Wars, Star Wars, instead just a special effect explsion and....eh this is not th etime or place to nerd out
I am SO GLAD Disney Rejected the Lucas "Space" movie. Can you imagine Disneyland today with Star Wars heavy Everything themed Tomorrowland, and SW Characters everywhere, parades, fireworks shows? Not to mention there is no way Disney would have let Lucas have total control after the Hit of A New Hope, so Empire and Jedi probably would have had Mickey and Minnie take over Luke and Leia.... Blech.
No, I blame past management for a poor tomorrowland. They lost the true idea. Walt loved the idea of new frontiers, be it the American West, or the next frontier at the time, Space.
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Traditionally, digitisation of cultural and scientific heritage material for use by the scholarly community has been led by supply rather than demand. The DiSCmap project commissioned by JISC in 2008, aimed to study what refocussing of digitisation efforts will suit best the users of digitised materials, especially in the context of the research and teaching in the higher education institutions in the UK. The paper presents some of its initial outcomes based on quantitative and qualitative analysis of 945 special collections nominated for digitisation by intermediary users (librarians, archivist and museum curators), as well as end users' study involving a combination of online survey, focus groups and in-depth interviews. The criteria for prioritising digitisation advanced by intermediaries and end users were analysed and cross-mapped to a range of existing digitisation frameworks. A user-driven prioritisation framework which synthesises the findings of the project is presented.
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Staying alert is tough - Vigo can help. Vigo tracks your alertness over time and nudges you when you're not your best.
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Vigo is the first wearable device to quantify your alertness. With this data, Vigo can do cool things like nudge you when you're dozing off or give you recommendations about when to take smarter breaks. With Vigo, staying alert and being your best has never been easier.
How does Vigo work?
Vigo tracks patterns in your blinks and in your body's movement to quantify how alert you are in real time. The idea is simple - although your brain has a tendency to trick you into thinking you're mentally fit enough to keep pushing on with your daily business, your body can't hide when you're tired. With an infrared sensor, an accelerometer, and a clever algorithm, Vigo knows you're drowsy before you do.
Wearing Vigo is simple.
1. Wear Vigo whenever you need to be alert for an extended amount of time.
2. Connect Vigo to your mobile device through Bluetooth.
3. Customize when, and how, Vigo nudges you.
4. Tag the event when you're finished so you can look back on the data later.
What's in a blink?
The average blink happens in 1/5th of a second - but there's so much information packed in that small amount of time! Vigo tracks over 20 parameters in your blinks and watches how these variables change. This information, combined with data about your activity and head motion, allows Vigo to quantify your mental energy in real time.
When can I wear Vigo?
Why wear Vigo?
We designed Vigo to give you full control over when, and how, the device nudges you. Choose whether Vigo alerts you when you've been idle for too long or when you're starting to doze off by controlling the sensitivity of the algorithm. And how does Vigo get your attention when it detects you're not your best? That's up to you. Choose between a soft pulsing vibration, a discreet notification LED or your favorite "pump up" song to help you re-focus and get back in the zone.
Vigo starts logging data about your alertness the moment you put the device on, and doesn't stop until you take it off. The companion app visualizes the important information about your alertness in a simple, useful way to allow you to see patterns and make changes in your routine. Maybe you're more drowsy on weekday afternoons, or maybe you're in a better state in the evenings than mornings. Vigo helps you understand yourself better so you can plan your day accordingly.
Maybe you spend too much time sitting in one place, maybe you tend to get groggy early in the morning, or maybe you drive past too many exits on the road without taking a rest. Vigo finds the times you're low on fuel and gives you ideas about ways you can change your routine to help you get in the zone faster, and stay in it longer.
Vigo connects to your phone and functions just like a Bluetooth headset with handsfree talking capabilities - so you don't have to worry about missing phone calls, texts, or notifications from your friends and family.
Where it all began...
Our motivation to build Vigo can be traced back to our college days at the University of Pennsylvania. Whether we were in a boring lecture, cramming all night at the library, or working long hours at our internships, drowsiness was always haunting us! Coffees and energy drinks were all somewhat effective in keeping us from dozing off, but the most reliable way to stay alert was having a buddy next to us that could watch when we were losing our focus and nudge us when we started to doze off. Since carrying a friend around all the time wasn't feasible, we built the next best thing - Vigo.
The Growth of Vigo
Vigo has moved through more than 10 iterations throughout the past year, starting from our college campus, and more recently, as part of the hardware accelerator program HAXLR8R in Shenzhen, China. We are proud of what we've accomplished and we are excited to present Vigo to you.
(Above) Previous prototypes and testing rig. (Below) Current state of development.
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Vigo contains the following hardware built-in:
ARM Cortex-M0 16MHz processor capable of onboard algorithm processing
Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy chip
Infrared sensor capable of detecting eye and eyelid motion
6 axis accelerometer and gyroscope with on-board Digital Motion Processing
Vibration coin motor
RGB notification light which only the wearer can see
Rechargeable lithium-polymer battery that will last 2-3 days on each charge depending on use
Weight: 20 grams
Vigo will work with any iOS or Android device that supports Bluetooth 4.0, including phones and tablets. Examples include the iPhone 4S and newer, Samsung Galaxy S3 and S4, HTC One, Google Nexus.
Inviting Researchers and Developers
Vigo's built-in infrared sensor and accelerometer can open up a world of possibilities - from taking pictures on your phone by winking, to receiving LED light notifications when receiving text messages and emails, to controlling Powerpoint slides with your blinks. The possibilities are endless.
We are excited to see the creative ways that you would use Vigo. We are launching a Software Development Kit (SDK) for iOS and Android, providing a platform and API to develop innovative software and hardware applications. With the SDK, you can:
Access accelerometer data
Access infrared sensor data
Control device functionality including notification LED, vibration motors, and audio
- Connect with and control other Bluetooth devices
Meet the Team
Meet the co-founders of Vigo - Drew Karabinos, Jason Gui and Jonathan Kern. Drew focuses on the design and user interaction of Vigo. Jason cranks out the technology and dives deep into hardware and software to make Vigo happen. Jonathan leads the prototyping and testing of Vigo to make sure it is being developed and manufactured on time.
We've also had many brilliant people contribute to the success of Vigo. A few people who have been vital to bringing Vigo to life include:
King Li - Embedded Systems Engineer by trade, genius by nature
Sam Stern - App Developer, coding guru
Yang Zhao - Interaction Designer, uncanny 'eye for design'
What is the funding for?
We've been building Vigo in Shenzhen, China over the past couple months under the arm of the hardware incubator HAXLR8R. We have fully functional prototypes of the device as well as a companion Android app that can communicate with the device and demonstrate its functionality, and now we need your help to make Vigo a reality. We need your financial support to help us produce the first batch of Vigos. Funds will be used towards injection molds for the casings, building of electronics, FCC and CE certifications, as well as hiring developers to complete development of the Android and iOS app and continue tweaking the algorithm to make it even more accurate.
We want you to wear Vigo with us, give us feedback, tell us what features you love and what you think could be even better.
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Ship to backers worldwide
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Thanks for all your support!
Vigo wouldn't be possible without the awesome people supporting us. We'd like to thank:
The HAXLR8R Crew: Cyril Ebersweiler, Zach Hoeken, Noel Joyce, Atommann Li, Vanessa Wu, Qiyu Wu, Rong Rong, Spark, Helios, Clyde, BabyBe, Curio, Everpurse, Notch, Palette, Roadie, DustCloud, Petcube, Wearpoint.
Our Development Partners: 220+ Designs (Industrial Design), Leo Xiao (Prototyping), Rhyme Lu (videography).
The University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering, with a special thanks to Blake Winston for his work throughout senior design, and Dr. Robert Jeffcoat, Dr. Katherine Kuchenbecker, Dr. Bruce Kothmann, Dr. Andrew Jackson, Dr. Mark Yim, and Mr. McGinnis for all their guidance at Penn.
A special thanks to our family and friends for all the love along the way!
Risks and challenges
Throughout the past three months in Shenzhen, China we met with factories to understand the manufacturing process and worked out a production schedule. However, there may be unforeseen risks involved in production, ranging from factory production delays to supplier lead time delays, that may affect the delivery of Vigo. We will be working hard to minimise any potential delays and prepare for any issues that may arise to achieve our delivery timeline.
Vigo has been designed to comply with FCC and CE standards. The next step is to submit Vigo to testing houses for thorough testing to ensure it complies with certification standards. Approvals take time and delays may occur if modifications are necessary to meet standards. We have already been in touch with testing houses and will be working closely with them to ensure this process is handled as smoothly as possible.
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We've experimented with wearing Vigo with glasses and for most glasses, yes - you can! The only exceptions are glasses with exceptionally wide legs that block access to the side of the face where the sensor must see your eye.
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I would say to order them from wowhobbies but they have a jacked up shipping price right now, for the holidays i suppose, I'm not really sure. But wowhobbies is not the only place to get a copterX motor. It is probably the only domestic vendor that will get it to you quickly. Here is the link to the motor and 13T pinion anyway. (pictures are links too) Pinion is out of stock right now. http://www.wowhobbies.com/copterxcx2...opter-2-1.aspx You can order these instead, and they are much better and won't break on you like the brass ones can. They are Rhino steel pinions, i use these on both of my V450s. Otherwise, in the line up of other options. The turbo ace 804 is an excellent motor as well. wowhobbies is the only place you can get one. It really does provide more power than the Align motor, and so it only needs an 11T pinion, which comes with the motor. But the Align motor is also a good motor. It probably needs a 13T pinion installed to get the same head speed. Both are good. However the Turbo Ace 804 has a history of burning out the stock Walkera ESC. So you might not want to go that route unless your going to install a new ESC like a CC ICE 50 or the Hobbywing Platinum pro 40A. Another cheap motor i was going to try at one point is the Turnigy Typhoon. But i never got around to it since my copterX motors worked out perfectly so far. I don't know anything about it. But spec wise it probably needs a 12T pinion minimum to get up to 3k rpm, 13T would probably be better. But for the cost, it should handle any sort of basic flight and be no big deal. I personally would go with one of the others just because i have used them, and i have not used a turnigy motor. I really have no idea what to expect from them. But here it is for only $15, i would think it's about the same as the copterX motor, being they are the same KV rating. |
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It's note worthy to mention Align 325mm blades are listed as 2800 RPM MAX! But i have not had any problems yet. Besides that, Helibiggie is flying his align motor at like 3600 rpm and not having issues either. His is way geared up with the pinion. |
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I do also recommend you replace the ESC at some point when/if you can. If you wanted to upgrade at some point, but solder work and programming is preventing you from doing it. I would be more than happy to set one up for you and mail it over. Just order the ESC and battery plug you want and have them sent to me. I'll solder them together, program the ESC for the v450 and send it back to you. No charge, just cover the return shipping to yourself. It's only about $3 first class mail from FL to NY. So thats no big deal. Just trying to help you enjoy the hobby a little easier. I had enough grief with this model for all of us. PM me if you ever want to do this or need help. No worries. |
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Hey thanks will pm you. |
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Hey IntegrityHndywrk, you seem like a knowledgeable and helpful guy. I just have read so many of your threads talking so badly about the Walkera 450's that I'm pretty much scared off at this point. I get it that you like the airframe on the D01, and pretty much think everything else should be replaced. Is there an ARF/BNF that you would suggest to a beginner (while I've got some money) over a Walkera? Thunder Tiger maybe? I was looking at the Walkera D01, or even D03. I know your opinion on the latter, but that plastic that's like the plastic on the Master CP is super durable. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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2006 Caymus "Special Selection" Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
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Dead last finisher against 2006 Groth Reserve, 2002 BV Latour, 2004 Silver Oak Napa, 2003 Blankiet, 1997 Mondavi Reserve. Clearly still very young, overwhelming green stem on the nose and high acid. Improved steadily with multiple decatings over many hours, but hard to recommend this when there are many other great options at this price.
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Hunting seasons are in full swing. In bird fields you can hear the cackle of a bold rooster taking wing, along with the hoarse voice of a hunter screaming at his dog as it chases the gaudy pheasant to the next farm field. It is easy to hear all about it as a handler yells to the far end of a field, demanding that a dog cut short a mad dash to fun and freedom. It is easy to see who hasn't invested enough time and effort in training a bird dog for the hunting fields.
We have all had a dog decide that its hearing has suddenly gone bad. For some reason the dog can't decipher a basic command, which is usually "come". For veteran trainers, that usually happens in the training sessions. By the time a dog is ready to go hunting the deafness has been cured. Trainers know the dog can hear them. The dog had just decided to forget its lessons and ignore the guy who is supposed to be in control.
When this happens on a bird hunt, the hunt should be over for the dog. Some of us may give the dog a second chance, but that is risky business. A dog that won't listen or chooses not to obey needs to return to the training sessions to reinforce the dog as an able performer and ready for the hunt.
The amateur trainer that is doing the most harm to a dog is not the fellow who is shouting useless commands to a dog with selective hearing. It is the dog handler who hangs an e-collar around the neck of his hunting dog and believes it will give him all method and manner of control over his dog.
An e-collar is a training device. It should only be used while hunting as an insurance policy for an excited young dog. A young dog can be caught up in the thrills of the hunt and decide to chase a bird. An e-collar will stop the youngster from running to an open road and a disastrous confrontation with a car or truck.
Some may think that a dog trained with the help of an e-collar must always wear the collar or a weighted dummy collar. The premise is that a dog will know when it is not wearing the collar and will not perform without the threat of an e-collar around its neck. A quick rebuttal to that argument is the many field trials that are held around the country throughout the year, especially in the fall and winter. Field trial officials will not allow a dog to compete with an e-collar or a dummy collar, even though many dogs have been trained with them. The field trials are simulated hunting tests. Well-trained hunting dogs should not have to wear such devices in order to strut their stuff and obey a handler.
An e-collar is not to be used to teach a dog a command. It is a tool to reinforce a command the dog has already been taught. The e-collar can be an invaluable tool for training any hunting dog. The device can also be a short cut to catastrophe if used improperly. A novice dog trainer should work with a veteran handler who has experience in using an e-collar. While an e-collar can be helpful, it is not a magic tool that can turn an unruly hunting dog into a stellar performer overnight.
Always check your local and state regulations related to dog training and the use of game birds on private and public property.
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We discussed this in August and wanted to find out whats happened since then.
Particularly, how Espotting losing Yahoo has effected things. Espotting now seems pointless to me... terible quality of traffic.
And also, any decent second tier PPC providers that may be out there.
Seriously, it�s just Google, Overture and Espotting, no new kids on the block. Espotting is certainly losing some ground, but has some strong content partners - depends on your target audience, I guess.
What about Looksmart? Worth considering these days, or are MSN.de about to drop them too?
But I am not sure about it, may it works. I remember Heini saying something related to this a few months ago, maybe he can help.
Says, we'll take your money for now and you'll be in MSN for how long..?
I'd say the usual suspects. GA, OV and ES?
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Not sure how long this will last though, especially with the UK news/connection.


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Even if you have normal skin, use a moisturizer. All skin needs to be moisturized, even skin that is not currently experiencing dryness. Lack of hydration can lead to problems with dry skin, which can then lead to wrinkles. Make your skin care routine easier for you to handle and remember by organizing your bathroom. The only products that need to be out are the ones that you use on a daily basis. This will help reduce the clutter on your bathroom counter and remind you which products to use when you're in a hurry.
If you see changes in your skin, or have any symptoms that haven't gotten better, it's crucial to consult a dermatologist. Many do not realize the gravity of skin diseases, and will do more damage than good by attempting to treat themselves without the help of a trained professional.
Consider using alpha-hydroxy therapy to achieve gorgeous skin. Alpha-hydroxy acids can be found in various fruits, milks and wines. These acids help break down protein bonds that make dead skin remain on the surface. Once the bonds are broken the dead skin cells can be gently removed to reveal the fresh face beneath.
If you don't want to switch foundations in the summer, mix some sunscreen into the liquid version of your favorite product. You also have the option of buying a foundation with built-in SPF protection. If your foundation doesn't offer sun protection, or the protection is inadequate, mix your own. Simply place a few drops of the sunscreen into the foundation, mix thoroughly, and apply.
Spend as much time outdoors as you can to aid in treating acne. Accomplish this by taking a daily lunchbreak in the park or just going for an afternoon walk. Sunshine helps the body to produce vitamin D. Vitamin D is important to healthy skin. Do not wash your face with standard bars of soap. Regular bar soaps are perfectly fine for below your neck, but should not be used on delicate facial skin. Bar soap is too harsh for the skin on your face and can cause drying. Be sure to use cleansers or soap that are designed solely for your face. Lemon juice is a natural way to bleach your skin. Lemon juice can be applied directly to spots, blemishes or scars to help them fade away naturally. Although the lightening is not permanent and you must reapply the juice on a regular basis to see results, it is still much better than using harsh, damaging chemicals. Get plenty of sleep. The number of hours you sleep are crucial to your health, as well as your skin. Not getting enough sleep can cause your skin to appear dull and washed-out, and cause those dark circles under the eyes. Breakouts can happen more often. You will wake up refreshed, and the complexion of your skin will be glowing.
Your lips require protection as much as any other part of your body. The winter air is normally very dry. Without moisturizer for protection, your lips can crack from the dryness, and this is very painful and unpleasant.
Always wash off your makeup before going to sleep in order to maintain a good complexion. Washing everything off your face will help prevent bacteria from entering your skin's pores, and will also rinse off any excess oil that is also known to cause problems. Good sleep refreshes your skin and rejuvenates it.
It's imperative to wear sun protection everyday. A simple way to include it in your daily routine is to use moisturizer or foundation with 15 or greater SPF in it. Sunscreen will prevent sunburns and peeling skin, as well as wrinkles. Sunscreen can enable to help your skin stay healthy and looking young. Wear it every day, and wrinkles and lines will be slower to form. If you want to immediately remove a whitehead from your face, use a sterile blade to open it safely. Next, you want to remove the pus. A comedone extractor works well for this. Using this type of extractor will help to heal the area quickly.
Cleansing your skin twice a day should be your goal. This will keep off any dirt or other impurities that may make their way onto your face. To prevent your skin from drying up, apply moisturizer once you have washed your face.
Cut back on sugar to better care for your skin. The process of sugar breakdown damages the body's collagen, which maintains the smoothness and firmness of your skin. Some carbs have less sugar, and these are a better option to avoid damaging collagen.


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House passes 'no budget, no pay' bill, but is it unconstitutional?
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In other words, it isn't really a "no pay" bill. It's a "delayed pay" bill. Even if the Senate doesn't pass a budget, senators would get their full pay at the end of the session.
Not that most of them need it, since they're pretty rich as a rule, right?
So it all comes down to the meaning of "vary." Some experts say the language is clever and passes muster. "I suspect this passes Constitutional scrutiny," writes Jordan Ragusa, associate professor of political science at the College of Charleston, at the Rule 22 congressional politics blog.
Others point out that money has a time value, and delayed payments are in essence smaller. Plus, it's possible there are members of Congress who live paycheck to paycheck and need the money.
And "vary," on the surface, seems to mean ... well, changing the pattern of. Which would seem to cover what's happening.
In light of this, "the proposal would thus be unconstitutional," writes Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California at Los Angeles, on his Volokh Conspiracy blog.
Of course, in the real world this is probably a moot point. What member of Congress is going to sue to get their pay under these circumstances? This is especially true given that 86 House Democrats voted for the bill, as President Obama's party sees the legislation as a white flag on the part of the GOP, something that allows Congress to skirt the debt limit issue and move on to other fiscal arguments.


text: Hi all, Sitting here watching it snow on the Eve of Christmas, in Houston, Texas, USA. This just doesn't happen here, folks, ever. Until now. Anyway, I updated BLFS to MPlayer-1.0pre6 today. However, I've been nipping at the nog (heavily spiked) since noon, and I'm at a point where I can't tell if the commit is proper or not. Any reviews of the commit would be appreciated. We need to discuss how to handle the /dev/rtc thing (see Matt's messages), but other than that, the update seems to be okay. The player works better than ever. -- Randy


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- Date:18 Dec 2011
- Kick-off:12:00
- Venue:Loftus Road Stadium
- Attendance:18,033
- Rooney (0) Carrick (55)
Live Commentary
- 92:22 +2.22
Shot from just outside the area by Javier Hernandez goes over the bar.
- 91:35 +1.35
Ashley Young takes a shot. Save made by Radek Cerny.
- 90:34 +0.34
Patrice Evra gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jamie Mackie. Free kick crossed right-footed by Joey Barton.
- 88:30
Clint Hill takes a shot from 18 yards. Save by David De Gea.
- 88:09
Chris Smalling is penalised for a handball. Matthew Connolly takes the free kick.
- 87:26
Ashley Young joins the action as a substitute, replacing Luis Nani.
- 86:17
Headed effort on goal by Javier Hernandez from inside the penalty box misses to the right of the target.
- 84:18
Corner taken short by Ryan Giggs.
- 83:32
Adel Taarabt is ruled offside. David De Gea takes the free kick.
- 80:05
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Patrice Evra by Joey Barton. Free kick crossed by Ryan Giggs, clearance by Daniel Gabbidon.
- 76:49
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jonathan Evans by Armand Traore. Wayne Rooney leaves the field to be replaced by Ryan Giggs. Michael Carrick restarts play with the free kick.
- 76:05
Outswinging corner taken by Luis Nani from the right by-line played to the near post, clearance by Alejandro Faurlin.
- 74:28
Jay Bothroyd goes off and Clint Hill comes on.
- 74:09
DJ Campbell conjures a left-footed shot from inside the six-yard box that clears the bar.
- 72:13
The referee blows for offside. Radek Cerny restarts play with the free kick.
- 70:51
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jay Bothroyd on Michael Carrick. Direct free kick taken by Jonathan Evans.
- 68:20
Effort from just inside the penalty area by Phil Jones strikes the post.
- 67:29
Corner taken by Joey Barton played to the near post, David De Gea makes a save.
- 65:32
Matthew Connolly fouled by Javier Hernandez, the ref awards a free kick. Radek Cerny takes the free kick.
- 64:29
Heidar Helguson is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Shaun Wright-Phillips leaves the field to be replaced by Adel Taarabt. DJ Campbell joins the action as a substitute, replacing Heidar Helguson. Free kick taken by David De Gea.
- 62:39
The assistant referee signals for offside against Jonathan Evans. Radek Cerny takes the indirect free kick.
- 62:04
Javier Hernandez replaces Danny Welbeck. Luis Nani takes a outswinging corner to the near post, Matthew Connolly manages to make a clearance.
- 61:36
Danny Welbeck takes a shot. Save by Radek Cerny.
- 60:24
Unfair challenge on Jay Bothroyd by Phil Jones results in a free kick. Phil Jones booked for unsporting behaviour. Joey Barton takes the direct free kick.
- 57:40
Corner taken short by Luis Nani, Close range shot by Wayne Rooney misses to the left of the goal.
- 55:16
Goal scored by Michael Carrick from the edge of the penalty area to the bottom left corner of the goal. QPR 0-2 Man Utd.
- 51:29
Jay Bothroyd takes a shot. Michael Carrick gets a block in.
- 50:27
Michael Carrick is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Free kick taken by Radek Cerny.
- 48:26
Phil Jones gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Shaun Wright-Phillips. Free kick crossed right-footed by Joey Barton.
- 48:02
Wayne Rooney takes a shot. Blocked by Daniel Gabbidon.
- 45:19
Wayne Rooney takes a shot. Save by Radek Cerny.
- 44:33
Shaun Wright-Phillips takes a shot. Blocked by Jonathan Evans.
- 43:40
Outswinging corner taken by Joey Barton from the right by-line, clearance by Chris Smalling.
- 42:01
Corner taken right-footed by Joey Barton from the right by-line, Jonathan Evans makes a clearance.
- 40:22
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Rio Ferdinand by Jay Bothroyd. Direct free kick taken by David De Gea.
- 39:43
Rio Ferdinand challenges Heidar Helguson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Luke Young.
- 32:30
Jay Bothroyd has an effort at goal from outside the area which goes wide right of the goal.
- 31:49
Jay Bothroyd produces a left-footed shot from inside the area that clears the crossbar.
- 31:36
Heidar Helguson takes a shot. David De Gea makes a save.
- 31:20
Close range effort by Wayne Rooney goes wide of the left-hand post.
- 30:46
Corner taken right-footed by Luis Nani from the right by-line to the near post, Jonathan Evans takes a shot. Clearance by Alejandro Faurlin.
- 30:19
Wayne Rooney takes a shot. Blocked by Armand Traore. Antonio Valencia takes a shot. Save by Radek Cerny.
- 29:12
Unfair challenge on Rio Ferdinand by Jamie Mackie results in a free kick. Jonathan Evans takes the free kick.
- 28:44
Short corner worked by Luis Nani.
- 28:29
Phil Jones takes a shot. Save by Radek Cerny.
- 26:49
Corner taken by Luis Nani from the left by-line to the near post, Jonathan Evans takes a shot.
- 25:39
Effort from long distance by Heidar Helguson goes wide right of the goal.
- 25:12
Daniel Gabbidon receives a caution for unsporting behaviour.
- 23:05
Danny Welbeck is ruled offside. Radek Cerny restarts play with the free kick.
- 22:21
Phil Jones has an effort at goal from just outside the box which goes wide of the left-hand post.
- 18:20
Patrice Evra concedes a free kick for a foul on Jay Bothroyd. Joey Barton restarts play with the free kick.
- 17:37
The referee shows Rio Ferdinand a yellow card.
- 16:42
Effort on goal by Jay Bothroyd from inside the penalty box misses to the right of the target.
- 14:16
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Luis Nani played to the near post, save by Radek Cerny. Michael Carrick takes a shot. Blocked by Daniel Gabbidon.
- 8:34
Corner taken right-footed by Luis Nani from the right by-line to the near post, clearance made by Jay Bothroyd.
- 8:04
Luis Nani takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line to the near post, Jay Bothroyd manages to make a clearance.
- 7:05
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Joey Barton played to the near post, clearance made by Luis Nani.
- 5:17
Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Joey Barton, Header by Heidar Helguson from deep inside the penalty area misses to the right of the target.
- 4:26
Effort on goal by Shaun Wright-Phillips from outside the area goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 3:51
Jay Bothroyd fouled by Phil Jones, the ref awards a free kick. Radek Cerny takes the free kick.
- 2:44
Danny Welbeck takes a shot. Radek Cerny makes a save.
- 0:52
Wayne Rooney grabs a headed goal from close in. QPR 0-1 Man Utd.Assist by Antonio Valencia.
Match Preview
Warnock relishing United "magic" QPR manager Neil Warnock admits he could only dream of facing Manchester United when he took the helm at Loftus Road less than two years ago. The 63-year-old became the west Londoners' fifth manager of the 2009/10 season when he moved from Crystal Palace in March last year. Warnock has been a stabilising force at QPR after 12 different managers in a four-year spell, leading them to the npower Championship crown in his first full season in charge. The Rs have impressed since promotion to the Barclays Premier League and welcome Manchester United to W12 on Sunday, which excites Warnock immensely. "We have dreamt of it since I came to the club," he said. "It has only been a dream up until now. "The younger fans have not seen anything like it and I always imagine how I used to feel walking to the ground. "They will be thinking of Rooney, Giggs and Ferdinand. "It is a fabulous feeling walking to the ground [thinking of those type of players] with your dad and granddad with you. "That is what we wanted. We wanted QPR fans to see the top players. "I just think playing Man United have that little bit of magic. "I know we've played Man City and we've played Chelsea, but I think Manchester United just has that something else. "The glitz factor really and it whets the appetite." QPR will be without key centre-back Anton Ferdinand for tomorrow's match due to a hamstring injury picked up at Liverpool last weekend. The Hoops, though, are boosted by the return of Fitz Hall, Matthew Connolly and DJ Campbell, with Warnock promising to go for victory. "We'll have a go," he said. "There is no way we are trying to get a point with our fans when we have waited 16 years or whatever it is. "I want them going home knowing we've given everything whatever the result, but it would be nice to get something. "I saw highlights of Basel [in the Champions League] and they did attack them, which was surprising because you don't see that against Manchester United, especially at Old Trafford. "But I think teams are changing and having a go, I think that's from Blackpool. "If you go defensive you're going to get beaten anyway." Manchester United intend to shake Manchester City out of their Premier League comfort zone by snatching top spot with victory at Loftus Road. City have been settled in top spot ever since their neighbours dropped their second lot of points of the season, at Liverpool in mid-October. A week later came that trouncing at Old Trafford that Blues supporters will never forget, since when it has appeared Roberto Mancini's men would run away with the biggest prize. Yet United have kept plugging away and City's defeat at Chelsea on Monday meant they had closed the gap to two points. It means Sir Alex Ferguson's men, who kick off at Loftus Road four hours earlier than City's confrontation with Arsenal, can exert maximum pressure by beating Neil Warnock's side. "It would be a good psychological boost to get back to top spot," said defender Chris Smalling. "City have maybe got a little comfy in terms of being on top. "We can put a lot of pressure on them because they play a couple of hours later. "And if we can get that top spot back we will be hard to knock off because we're only going to get stronger as the season goes on." In any normal season, now would be the time for United to hit the accelerator. With matches piling up, Ferguson's side have tended to get themselves into a groove that has allowed them to gather points at rapid speed. Yet this campaign has been anything but usual. The memory of those eight goals against Arsenal has been swamped by the stunning setbacks of conceding six to Manchester City and then failing to beat any of their Champions League group opponents, other than hapless Romanians Otelul Galati, culminating in that jaw-dropping defeat in Basle when only a draw was required. "It helps that we play every two or three days even though we have had a couple of disappointments in that situation this season," said Smalling. "But we've just got to keep going. When we get wins in the league, like we did against Wolves in our last match, we have to kick on again. "If we keep getting those wins, the table quickly looks a lot rosier." United supporters would have more confidence in their team had it not been for a huge injury list, which now has Darren Fletcher amongst the long-term absentees, in addition to skipper Nemanja Vidic.
Man Utd
- Radek Cerny
- Luke Young
- Daniel Gabbidon
- Matthew Connolly
- Armand Traore
- Jamie Mackie
- Joey Barton
- Alejandro Faurlin
- Shaun Wright-Phillips
- Jay Bothroyd
- Heidar Helguson
- Patrick Kenny
- Bradley Orr
- Clint Hill
- Shaun Derry
- Adel Taarabt
- DJ Campbell
- Tommy Smith
- David De Gea
- Chris Smalling
- Jonathan Evans
- Rio Ferdinand
- Patrice Evra
- Antonio Valencia
- Phil Jones
- Michael Carrick
- Luis Nani
- Wayne Rooney
- Danny Welbeck
- Anders Lindegaard
- Dimitar Berbatov
- Ryan Giggs
- Ji-Sung Park
- Javier Hernandez
- Ashley Young
- Ezekiel Fryers
Match Report
United cruise to win at Loftus Road Manchester United propelled themselves right back into the title hunt with a comfortable 2-0 win at QPR. Wayne Rooney netted his 15th goal of the season after just 52 seconds and the champions then missed a succession of chances before Michael Carrick's first top-flight goal for almost two years all but sealed the points. United could easily have scored six against a QPR side who twice went close themselves through Heidar Helguson and also saw substitute DJ Campbell miss the easiest of volleys. Sir Alex Ferguson's men might have crashed out of the Champions League and Carling Cup, but they have now taken 19 points from 21 since losing 6-1 to Roberto Mancini's City side, proving they will not give up their title without a fight. Ferguson would have been choking on his cornflakes on Sunday morning were he to have read a newspaper interview in which former United captain Roy Keane escalated their recent spat. Keane has been particularly critical of the club's youngsters, who had another chance to prove him wrong at Loftus Road - and it took them less than a minute to strike. Rooney nodded the ball out to Antonio Valencia down the right before bursting into the box and stooping to head home the winger's cross. Only a desperate block from Danny Gabbidon prevented Danny Welbeck making it 2-0 two minutes later but United's vulnerable defence was almost exposed when Heidar Helguson's free header floated over from Joey Barton's corner. The game eventually settled down before a 17th-minute flashpoint that saw Rio Ferdinand booked for hounding Howard Webb. The defender's ire would have increased six minutes later when Welbeck was wrongly flagged offside after racing clear and steering in what he thought was United's second goal. But Jonny Evans, Phil Jones and Valencia ought to have made that irrelevant in the space of three minutes just before the half-hour. First, Evans nodded Chris Smalling's flick-on from a corner against the crossbar. Jones - again deployed in midfield for injury-hit United - was then sent clear by Rooney only to lose out one-on-one with Radek Cerny. Cerny, who performed heroics in the previous weekend's defeat at Liverpool, followed that by thwarting Valencia from point-blank range, with Evans seeing his header from the resulting corner cleared off the line by Alejandro Faurlin. QPR almost made United pay when David De Gea saved Helguson's low strike with his leg, while Bothroyd was close with a skidding shot from 20 yards. That was enough to silence briefly the visiting fans, who mocked their own side's Champions League exit with a chant of "Channel 5 is wonderful". QPR ended the first half on top but Rooney took just 20 seconds to test Cerny with a low drive after the restart as United continued to look more likely to score the game's second goal. And they did just that in the 56th minute when Barton gifted the ball to Carrick, who was allowed to carry it 30 yards by a backpedalling defence before drilling beyond Cerny from the edge of the box. Rooney just failed to get a telling connection on a difficult goalline chance before Jones was booked for upending Bothroyd. United were looking deadly on the break and Cerny tipped over Welbeck's curler before the striker was withdrawn for Javier Hernandez, who made a shock recovery from injury to start on the bench. QPR responded by throwing on DJ Campbell and Adel Taarabt for Helguson and Shaun Wright-Phillips. The gulf in class was becoming embarrassing as Jones casually sidefooted against the post with just under a quarter of the game remaining. The two Rangers substitutes should have combined to halve the deficit 15 minutes from time when Campbell volleyed Taraabt's cross over the bar from six yards. Clint Hill then came on for Bothroyd and Giggs replaced Rooney, with Ashley Young also sent on for Nani late on as United easily saw out time.
Form Guide
- Man Utd WWWDWW
Last Meetings
- 1 - 1
- Man Utd
- 16/03/1996
- Man Utd
- 2 - 1
- 30/12/1995
- 2 - 3
- Man Utd
- 10/12/1994
- Man Utd
- 2 - 0
- 20/08/1994
- 2 - 3
- Man Utd
- 05/02/1994
- Man Utd
- 2 - 1
- 30/10/1993
Top Scorers
- H Helguson 5
- L Young 2
- J Bothroyd 2
- T Smith 1
- J Barton 1
- D Campbell 1
- A Faurlin 1
Man Utd
- W Rooney 10
- JB Hernandez 6
- LC Nani 5
- D Welbeck 3
- A Young 2
- OL Anderson 2
- D Fletcher 1
- J Park 1
- C Smalling 1
- P Jones 1
- Total goals 41
- Goals per game 15
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 1 (For) 2 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 1 (For) 4 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 5 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- (For) 5 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
Man Utd
- Total goals 61
- Goals per game 35
- 2 (For) Period 0-10 mins
- 6 (For) Period 11-20 mins
- 5 (For) 1 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 4 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 7 (For) 3 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 7 (For) 3 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Seriously? Hmmm thats alittle weird lol... why wasn't it feminine enough O.o? After all it is a nice bright color.
Perhaps, but pink was originally a mans color. Women didn't start wearing it until the last century or so. If wasn't feminine enough.
Seriously? Hmmm thats alittle weird lol... why wasn't it feminine enough O.o? After all it is a nice bright color.
Feminine colors were demure and modest or strong and dark. Unmarried girls and young ladies were to wear whites and soft pastels. Older mature women could wear deep tones like Maroon.
Bright colors and Jewel tones were mans wear. Pink especially. A women that wore pink was considered to be trying to be manly.
'Cause you give me something / That makes me scared, alright / This could be nothing / But I'm willing to give it a try / Please give me something
'Cause someday I might call you from my heart
Moving to the cyber lounge.
The eighties were heavy on man-pink too.
It's your choice to wear pink or not, no one has any right to say you can't.Personally though, I don't see what the big hype is.
"Let fall the weak, and build to the strong."
i dont know i dont wear anything but white, black, and grey and sometimes red but thats only when i dress up but i never liked the color pink
Do to others as you see fit
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Well to me when a guy wears pink it shows his feminine side and that he's not scared what others think. Pink is for anyone who is willing to wear it really. I mean guys can sport pink just as well as girls can so I think it's pretty sweet when a guy puts him masculinity (sp?) away to wear a color such as pink.
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Ramanna Ramudu Kodanda raamudu song from the super hit telugu movie "Lava Kusha", with subtitle lyrics.
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Lava Kusha is a classical Telugu cinema directed by C. S. Rao and Chittajalu Pullayya and the story of the movie is written by Samudrala Raghavacharya. It is produced by A Shankara Reddy under Lalitha Siva Jyoti Pictures. Music by Ghantasala.
The movie was relaeased on 29 March 1963.
This Hindu mythological movie is based on Uttarakanda, the later part of Ramayana written by Valmiki Maharshi and depicts the lives of Lava and Kusha, the sons of Rama and Sita.
It was released in 26 centres and had run for 100-days in all the 26 centres.
It had a 175-day run in 16 centres,grossing more than Rs.10 million.
It's the first Telugu film to gross Rs. 10 million.
Production began in 1958 but was stopped due to financial constraints. When it restarted, C. Pullaiah's health was deteriorating, so his son C.S. Rao took over.
It was also produced in Tamil.
Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao: Lord Rama
Anjali Devi: Goddess Sita
Chittor V. Nagaiah: Valmiki Maharshi
Kanta Rao: Laxmana
Satyanarayana Kaikala: Bharata
Shoban Babu: Shatrugna
Janardhana Rao Arja: Anjaneyudu
Master Nagaraju: Lava
Master Subrahmanyam: Kusha
Relangi Venkata Ramaiah:Washerman
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