The outfits are hated by men

By Vanessa Ford

Every woman always wishes to be perfect and attractive in order to impress the opposite, especially the gentlemen. They have a look at fashion magazines and wear the most fashionable styles. There is a saying “Beauty is in the eye of the holder”, so it is not likely that the gentleman have the same feeling like the ladies because the men usually hold very different standards to evaluate. Recently it has revealed the results of a survey in which the outfits make men “allergic”. Following fashions were most hated by men. Why not ladies listen to gentlemen's feedback to avoid when choosing clothes?

Big glasses

A pair of glasses cover almost all your face so much that there is no room for a passionate kiss.

Headpans

To show the love for wife, girlfriend or daughter, they normally love brushing smooth hair, but they can not do that if she wears a headpan or something like that.

Tuxedos

Men love the simplicit and like looking at legs, hands or a little slim waist of women, but they do not want to see studs in the shirt.

Jumpsuits

According to men, wearing jumpsuits makes women look like a child who is learning how to walk.

Legging

Men wonder why women like wearing so many kinds of clothes. Women look funny when wearing legging in men's opinion.

Harem pants

First appeared on the catwalk three years ago, and this type of clothing did not get the response of gentlemen. According to them, harem pants make women look really ridiculous.

Boots

A gentle beauty and feminine characteristics are hidden inside boots.

Sandals

Men think that sandals make women's legs look shorter and less sexy.

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Louis Brown lives in California, where he enjoys writing articles on a variety of subjects, especially lifestyle. By trade, he is a user interface designer.

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American professor installs an “eye” in his head

By Elizabeth Woods

It is normal that most of teachers and parents want to have eyes in the back of their head to see what is happening behind them. Their wish now can become true when a professor at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts has agreed to install a camera in the back of his head and it will show everything he sees to the public. The Iraqi-born professor and artist Wafaa Bilal has just undergone a surgery to install the camera. This is a project commissioned by the Arab Museum of Modern Art in Qatar. The project called “The 3rd I” will take photographs each minute of Wafaa Bilal and these images will be streamed live to the museum.

Wafaa Bilal, the Iraqi-born artist is now a photography professor at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts

Bilal is now co-operating with the Arab Museum of Modern Art in a project called “The 3rd I”

Wafaa Bilal has had a camera implanted in the back of his head. It will capture daily activities even when he takes a shower or walks down the street

All the images that are captured by the waterproof camera will be shown to the public and transmitted to a new Qatari museum called Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art

The surgery to insert the titanium plate inside the head of Bilal was carried out at a piercing studio last month.

The camera is connected to a computer by a wire. Bilal can also take the camera on and off but the titanium plate will remain in his head for a year.

This strange project has created anger among students at the university where Mr Bilal works because they think the camera is not very different from an invasion of their privacy

He used to create an artwork adding him as a suicide bomber in a video game to hunt George W. Bush.

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Most Common Misconceptions in Human History

By Elizabeth Woods

Sometimes, it is difficult for us to distinguish fact from fiction of many historical stories because the factual information related to these events are muddled or colored by erroneous suppositions and myths. Below is five most common misconceptions that should be put an end.

Starvation was prevalent during the Great Depression

It is often believed that millions of families suffered from starvation during the Great Depression due to shortage of food and money. However, it is incorrect idea because at that time, people were able to earn the living by their ingenuity and Government’s financial supports.

The unemployed received free soup in a charity camp

The Egyptian pyramids were built by slaves

There are numerous pictures and graphic illustrations in movies or reading materials, which capture slaves building Egyptian pyramids, the great wonder of human beings. However, some excavation results show that these super structures were actually constructed by those who permanently worked for the pharaohs.

These Egyptians were very proud of their work

The Amazons cut off one of their breasts to shoot better with their bow and arrow

This ridiculous legend originated from misguided interpretations of the Amazons’ works during the 5th century when they dabbled in the dark craft of etymology. These people still shoot well without any change on their bodies.

The fact is that the Amazons didn’t cut off one of their breasts to shoot better.

Spanish flu

Contrary to common belief, the pandemic didn’t originate from Spain. It got its name mainly because at that time, Spain was home to the most transparent and reliable source of information about this disease.

Actually, Spain only provided major information related to the disease

Emperor Caligula appointed his horse as consul

The legendary love of Emperor Caligula for his horse, Incitatus has been famous from now and then but there is no evident showing that he appointed his horse as consul. Actually, he only treated the beloved horse with all luxury things that were fit for a high-ranked person.

The Incitatus was even served by many slaves

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Amazing Facts about Getting Older

By Elizabeth Woods

Everyone wants to live longer and looks younger. Scientists therefore have been trying to find foods or medicines that can help us in anti-aging. However, until now, there is nothing that can help us to fight against aging.

There are many amazing facts about getting older. For example, it is hard to lose weight when we get older, low-intensity exercise is better for people over 50, the loss of muscle mass is inevitable when we get 40, people who have paler skin ages at a faster rate than those with darker skin, moisturizing products help prevent future aging, vitamins and other dietary supplements may help to slow the aging process, and etc.

It will be harder and take longer to lose weight when you get older because when we get older we become more sedentary and eat more calories even as metabolism slows down.

Physical activities are better for your heath than sitting in front of television. However, it is not true for people who are over 50. For these people, low-intensity exercise is better.

When you get 40 years old, you will have to accept the fact that the loss of muscle mass is inevitable.

Scientists have found that people who have paler skin ages at a faster rate than darker skin. Therefore, if your skin is very pale, you should use moisturizer and sunscreen and wear a hat whenever you’re out in the sun

When you get older, you may face hair loss. Therefore, be careful with hair products which can make your hair brittle and unappealing for others to touch.

Vitamins and other dietary supplements won't make us younger. However, if chosen properly, they may help to slow the aging process and prevent disease.

UV radiation from the sun can penetrate your skin and lead to the premature aging. Therefore, it is important to use sunscreen to prevent skin from the sun even in the winter or cloudy days

Moisturizing products can help to reduce dryness and fine lines on your face. Using both sunscreen and moisturizer can help prevent future aging and make you look younger.

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Born This Way

 

   When you meet a blind child you'll
     Send them to school.
     Send those children to play
     Even handicapped, in any way.
     Feed those hard working children
     Just to rest the pain.
     Give what you have,
     All the way they came.
     Work like a boss
     For the community at loss.
     Our family work for people
     Not for money in pool.

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Samsung’s Tizen smartphone: Release date, specs and pictures

By Phillips Crook

Samsung is reported to being teaming up with Japanese carrier NTT Docomo to launch a Tizen-based smartphone in 2013. The South Korean manufacturer, the Japanese mobile communications company and their partners hope to build a platform that will rival Google's Android and Apple's iOS. There are other UK-based carriers such as France Telecom and Vodaphone, which are interested in this Tizen-based smartphone. Samsung's Tizen smartphone is said to launch in Japan first under Docomo while other countries are expected to get the handset around the same time. Tizen, a Linux-based operating system that emerged from the demise of Nokia's MeeGo, is touted to be more open Android and HTML5-friendly by its makers. Apart from phones, Tizen can work across multiple devices such as in-car infotainment systems, netbooks, tablets and Smart TVs.

Samsung released the first images of its Tizen smartphone prototype with a few scant specifications such as a 4.3-inch HD display and 1.2GHz dual-core ARM processor.

Working with Docomo, Japan's market leader and the only major cell phone company in Japan that didn’t sell the iPhone, Samsung was said to launch the Tizen smartphone sometime in 2013.

Based on Linux, the Tizen operating system was designed to be an easy, new platform that would rival the major operating systems from Apple and Google.

The Tizen operating system, which could be used for devices such as televisions and tablets, was announced after the death of MeeGo. Samsung and Intel then took over the development of the operating system, which was also overseen by the Linux Foundation.

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Latawan Dadama

We could have been out hunting,
Instead you went with your dog.
We would go out ball playing,
Running around like a douche bag.
I would be there with you sitting
For i don't want to run around
We would walk with hands, holding,
In Baguio City, we did.
I can always buy bread at those stores,
We went far like kilometers.
To eat baked breads,
Made of day-old breads.
You might not agree on things I come up with,
But the first one to laugh at my antics.

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BlackBerry 10 coming with video chat, screen sharing and new task manager

By Groshan Fabiola

Although Research In Motion’s BlackBerry 10 is still under development and not yet a finished product, there is a set of leaked slides showing BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) boosts and a new task manager. According to these newly leaked slides, BlackBerry Messenger is set to be updated in a big way with not only full-on video chat but also screen sharing for all. With BBM, you will be able to capture a photo as well as tap one of your vast collection of apps to share outright – Facebook, Picasa and Flickr. You can also seamlessly transfer between video chat and screen sharing, which is great for directions for businesses. Besides, with BBM, you will be able to share to one person or to your newly forge BBM Group if you wish as well. Apart from featuring the video chat and screen sharing, the Blackberry 10, which is slated to launch on January 30 simultaneously in multiple markets across the globe, will come with a new task manager for the OS called "BlackBerry Remember.” This new feature will help you capture and keep clean all of your notes from all different directions. It can also sync with Outlook and may include Evernote integration.

RIM’s new phone BlackBerry 10 is set to release at the end of January 2013 and it will include the video chat feature that includes screen-sharing capabilities, a la Skype.

The BlackBerry 10 will include the new task manager “BlackBerry Remember,” which allows you to sync with Outlook for email and work directly with Evernote right out of the box.

The BlackBerry 10’s widgets, app lists, homescreens and a unified inbox are merged into one slick interface that offers up an easy-to-navigate user experience.

The upcoming smartphone’s main homescreen will comprise of “Active Frames,” technically mini-applications giving users an overview of information from a particular app and launching the full version when tapped.

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The Other Man

The man besde you whose stare,
Lay you both undoubtedly bare.
His hands touching yours,
Easing out twitch of labors.
At the middle of the crowd
Handing food proud.
Those delectable smiles
Swoon the crowds pleasures.
His sculptured body
Complements your beauty.
Tosing as the luckiest lady,
It's like your wedding day.
I stood among the crowd,
My throat are bound.
My eyes are vigilant,
They can see through a plant.
The cord of my temper,
Had risen like a bear.
Ready to lambast and strike,
But that's not what you would like.
Cleaning dishes,
Are not my wishes.
You poke me hard
And laugh it loud.
Befriending an ex
In merriment without sex
Should not bother me you say,
His out of our way.
I am a man that trust,
Who heed what you must.
Look out for the people
At the side of your eye;
Craving for your sight
Are your children and I.

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World’s History Through Pictures

By Elizabeth Woods

World’s history encompasses the entire history of human race from early prehistory to present. Through the long history, there are so many timelines in all places on earth. Let\'s take a glimpse through the following pictures which describe the remarkable timelines of world’s history.

Cave of Lascaux

The Cave of Lascaux is well-known for its prehistoric paintings. The images show animals, hunts, and wars. The interesting fact of the picture can be described as: the hunts were drawn on the wall like a comic strip.

The stories are told from the left to the right, until the prey is captured.

Renaissance paintings

Renaissance is said to have started in the European civilization which marks the medieval period. In traditional sense, Renaissance is understood to be a zoom in the interest of classical learning and its values.

Sixteenth century witnessed the importance of artists and popular demand of movable pictures.

Photography

Louis Daguerre was a professional scene painter for the opera who had the leading intention about ways to keep the image still. Louis Daguerre formed partnership with Joseph Niepce to produce the first photographic image but the photographs quickly faded.

A few years later, Louis Daguerre himself developed “the daguerreotype” - a more convenient and effective method of photography.

Cinema

The first 49-second short “Danse Serpentine” captured a woman in very wide dress dancing on a wooden stage. Louis and Auguste Lumière successfully made flowing movements with ever changing, fascinating shapes.

The first 49-second short “Danse Serpentine” captured a woman in very wide dress dancing on a wooden stage.

The famous photo captured Lenin addressing his Red Army when they were about to go to the Polish front during the Russian Revolution.

During the summer of 1934, Philo Taylor Farnsworth (American inventor and television pioneer) together with Franklin Institute of Philadelphia conducted the first full scale demonstration of electronic television.

Charles Moore’s famous picture has strong impact on society. Captured during Birmingham Protests (1963), the sensible photo attributed significant influence to the Civil Rights movement.

Thanks to the development of photography, the whole world could graspe the ravages of Vietnam war.

The Hubble Space Telescope was sent to space in 2004 to site outside the filter of the Earth\'s atmosphere. Along with cosmological discoveries, Hubble captured visual revelations of the solar system with pinpoint clarity.

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Shocking yoga practices

By Elizabeth Woods

In the modern world when humans always stay at a high risk of stress, it is not surprising that more and more people are turning to do yoga, a form of body exercise. Originating from India, this type of exercise has proved its benefits to health. Yoga is recommended by health expert as one of the best way to reduce stress and keep body balance. In fact, doing yoga helps people gain balance between stretching and relaxing, activity and leisure. However, this is a really challenging form of exercise. To become a real yogi takes time, energies, patience and even pain. Yoga exercising contains movements that require great care and skillfulness. Some yogis even invented so challenging movements that not many yogis can do. In fact, they combine yoga with other forms of exercises not to make a new yoga exercise but also create impressive movements displayed to the public.

Those who are afraid of breaking necks and backs should not try this exercise

Upside down yoga

He looks like a circus artist

It’s wondered how long they can keep this position

She must be a great gymnast

Few yogis can exercise like her

This girl must experienced much pain to do this exercise

What strong legs!

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