Saturday, July 28, 2012

- Startups - Jake Winebaum of Brighter.com - TWiST #191

- Startups - Jake Winebaum of Brighter.com - TWiST #191 Tube. Duration : 67.05 Mins.


Join our new mailing list and be the first to learn about upcoming guests! Go to thisweekin.com/email. 0:00-1:00 Welcome everyone to This Week in Startups! 1:00-3:30 Today we have Brighter.com CEO and founder Jake Winebaum. 3:30-5:00 Thank you to GoToMeeting for sponsoring the show. 5:00-5:45 Welcome, Jake. 5:45-6:30 Jake, you've had a long history of starting up. What was your first? 7:30-9:00 And you started a magazine after that? 9:00-9:45 When you sold your magazine to Disney, was that life-changing? 14:30-16:30 Tell us about your new startup, Brighter.com. 16:30-19:15 Are prices the same across the country? 19:15-20:15 So your business is just trying to get one million people to sign up for this? 20:15-21:45 How is this different from ZocDoc? 21:45-23:45 Do some dentists love you and some hate you? 26:30-28:45 Question from the Chill chat: How did Jake validate this opportunity and research the market? What was his due diligence process? 30:00-32:00 Thank you to Hiscox for sponsoring the show. They just opened a new contest--tell your startup story on their Facebook page (facebook.com/hiscoxsmallbiz) for the chance to win k for your business! 32:00-33:15 We're introducing a new segment called Chart of the Week! This week, we're looking at a chart from AllThingsD that shows time spent online per month on Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL sites. 36:45-38:45 What's the secret to your success and strong track record? 38:45-42:30 Who were some of the writers ...

Keywords: twi, this week in, network, new, media, web, tv, entertainment, shows, this week in startups, Jason Calacanis, startups, twist, twistartups, brighter, jake winebaum, dental care, healthcare, dentist, search, provider, blue waters research, incubator

Your Kindle newspaper is auto-delivered wirelessly when the physical issue hits the newsstand, and all subscriptions start with a 14-day free trial

Friday, July 27, 2012

Emperor I Am The Black Wizards (Live WOA 2006) (HD)

Emperor I Am The Black Wizards (Live WOA 2006) (HD) Video Clips. Duration : 5.67 Mins.


Mightiest am I, But I am not alone in this cosmos of mine. For the black hills consists of black souls, Souls that already dies one thousand deaths. Behind the stone walls (of centuries) they breed their black art. Boiling their spells in cauldrons of black gold. Far up in the mountains, Where the rain fall not far, Yet the Sun cannot reach. The wizards, my servants, Summon the souls of macrocosm. No age will escape my wrath. I travel through time and I return to the future. I gather wisdom now lost. I visit again the eternally ancient caves, Before a mighty Emperor thereupon came. Watching the mortals "discovering" my chronicles, guarded By the old demons, even unknown to me. Once destroyed their souls are being summoned To my timeless prison of hate. It is delightful to feast upon the screaming souls That were destroyed in my future. How many wizards that serve me with evil, I know not. My empires has no limits. From the never ending mountains black, to the bottomless lakes. I am the ruler and has been for eternities long. I am them. (I am them.) (I am them.) From the never ending mountains black, to the bottomless lakes. I am the ruler and has been for eternities long. My wizards are many, but their essence is mine. Forever they are in the hills in their stone homes of grief. Because I am the spirit of their existence. I am them. I am them. I am them. Emperor have sold over 500000 albums worldwide over the course of their career. Emperor were one of the bands somewhat ...

Keywords: Emperor, Am, The, Black, Wizards, Live, WOA, 2006, In, Nightside, Eclipse, Classic, Norwegian, Metal

Your Kindle newspaper is auto-delivered wirelessly when the physical issue hits the newsstand, and all subscriptions start with a 14-day free trial

Your First Time Brazilian Bikini Wax

First, you must be sure that you want to get a brazilian bikini wax. Consider trying first the appropriate bikini wax which will remove the hair from your bikini line or the full bikini which will remove most of your pubic hair apart from the most sensitive areas. A brazilian bikini wax removes All your pubic hair.

We propose you to get your first brazilian bikini wax by a professional. Many women who try to give themselves a brazilian bikini wax, cause damage and their bikini area looks worse after the brazilian wax.

Time

You could find a salon that offers a brazilian bikini wax in any big Us city. Just look in the "Yellow pages" or in any quest machine for "brazilian wax" + "name of your city".

After locating a salon, find out how many brazilian waxes they do a week? Make sure that the persons who are responsible for the brazilian bikini wax are experienced. Ask to talk to customers that got a brazilian bikini wax from the same salon.

Open your purse. A brazilian bikini wax may cost up to 100 Us dollars. However, the midpoint cost is about 50 bucks. We guidance you pay not less than the midpoint price to get a pro treatment.

Come to your scheduled treatment with a good mood after taking a warm shower cleaning your pubic area.
You will get into a detach room or a hole with a curtain. Then you will lie on a bed with your knees up or legs down.

Then, the therapist will trim down your pubic hair with scissors to a length of about a quarter inch.

Afterwards, the real thing will start. The waxer will start the waxing process. He will use a low temperature wax to cause less pain. When the wax cools he will pull it out with your pubic hair. This part is the most painful one. However, the first time is the most painful one. The hair can be pulled out easier in the following times.
The waxer will ask you to get into some weird uncomfortable positions - keeping your legs up, to the side and even over your head.

If the waxer is a good one the painful part will end quickly. If you feel it takes too long or that the pain is unbearable, just tell the therapist that you need a microscopic rest. When the waxing is done a soothing lotion should be applied to the pubic area. Your bikini area will stay plane for at least 3 weeks with no maintenance at all. Make the most out of it.

Your First Time Brazilian Bikini Wax

Your Kindle newspaper is auto-delivered wirelessly when the physical issue hits the newsstand, and all subscriptions start with a 14-day free trial

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Marconi Union - Weightless (Radox) HighQuality Audio (most relaxing tune)

Marconi Union - Weightless (Radox) HighQuality Audio (most relaxing tune) Tube. Duration : 8.27 Mins.


INFO BELOW: The most relaxing song of all time. "It slows your breathing and reduces brain activity to such an extent that Weightless, written by Manchester band Marconi Union, is said to be the 'most relaxing song ever'. The eight-minute track is so effective at inducing sleep, motorists have now been warned they should not listen to it whilst driving. The band worked with sound therapists to get advice on how to make the most effective use of harmonies, rhythms and bass lines. The result on listeners is a slowing of the heart rate, reduced blood pressure and lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol." (Daily Mail, David Gerges) Marconi Union are a British musical trio Richard Talbot, Jamie Crossley and Duncan Meadows, with strong links to the Manchester based DOTCA arts collective. Their music incorporates elements of electronica, ambient, jazz and dub. MORE INFO IN THE LINK: bit.ly (dailymail article) a better video for cry babies original video here: www.youtube.com

Tags: It, slows, your, breathing, and, reduces, brain, activity, to, such, an, extent, that, Weightless, written, by, Manchester, band, Marconi, most, relaxing, tune, of, all, time, sleep, meditation

Your Kindle newspaper is auto-delivered wirelessly when the physical issue hits the newsstand, and all subscriptions start with a 14-day free trial

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

The Eleven Dimensions of Space/Time - Part I

I offer the following material as a metaphysical exposition of the basic dimensions defining space/time as we touch it. Note that the amount of dimensions here is the same as in what is known in theoretical physics as "M-Theory".

primary (defines a line, the selfsame line is a coordinate axis, the center of which is the Infinite Point) secondary (defines a plane, coordinate axis is at right angles to the primary, this axis bisecting the customary at the Infinite Point) tertiary (defines the volumetric space of the sphere, coordinate axis of which is a direction at right angles to both the customary and the secondary, and bisecting them both at the Infinite Point) time (defines directions at right angles to the primary, secondary, and tertiary; can be modeled as the exterior of the sphere, the center of which is the center of the sphere, the Infinite Point) movement of customary (rotation of the customary axis by degrees around the sphere, over time. The line rotates with the Infinite Point being the pivot upon which the rotation occurs, and is modeled plainly as the rotation of a line within a plane section.) movement of secondary (rotation of the secondary axis by degrees around the sphere, over time; together with the primary, can be modeled plainly as the rotation of a plane section within the sphere, with the customary axis line as the pivot around which the rotation occurs.) movement of tertiary (rotation of the tertiary axis by degrees around the sphere, over time; together with customary and secondary, can be modeled plainly as the rotation of a round form relative to a starting, or reference, position, with the center of the sphere as the pivot around which the rotation occurs.) pulse of time (expansion/contraction of time, modeled as the oscillation of the exterior of the sphere in a direction at right angles to the surface; round expansion represents energetic radiation in the following three dimensions while round contraction represents energetic absorption.) energetic radiation/absorption along customary (oscillation along the line over time; can be modeled as a pair of points on the line, one on each side of the center, arresting with equivalent but varying spacing between each of them and the center point. Note that dissimilar pairs of points can be arresting at dissimilar "times" or frequencies along this axis.) energetic radiation/absorption along secondary (with primary, is oscillation on the plane over time; simple example can be modeled as a shrinking or increasing circle on the plane) energetic radiation/absorption along tertiary (with customary and secondary, is oscillation within the volumetric space of the sphere, over time, simple example can be modeled as a shrinking or increasing bubble or subsphere)

Time

All eleven dimensions have a common center; that is, the center of the line, the plane, and the sphere are the same, as is true with the subsequent dimensions. Time transforms the static into the dynamic, which is one conjecture for labeling it a transformation dimension. Time enables spatial movement (rotation) of the first three dimensions; this movement is measured along dimensions five, six, and seven. (continued in Part Ii)

The Eleven Dimensions of Space/Time - Part I

Your Kindle newspaper is auto-delivered wirelessly when the physical issue hits the newsstand, and all subscriptions start with a 14-day free trial

Time Magazine

Time magazine, trademarked Time, is a weekly newsmagazine that is published in the United States that was first published in 1923. The magazine was created in 1923 by Briton Hadden and Henry Luce. It is the first newsmagazine to be published weekly in the United States. The traditional tone for the magazine, as seen by Hadden, was an prominent but fun tone. The first issue, published on March 3, 1923, covered Joseph G. Cannon, who was a retired Speaker of the House.

Currently, the magazine has a circulation of about 3.4 million. Time magazine had an all time high circulation of 4.1 million in 2006. But, by 2007, the magazine suffered a detrimental drop in circulation to 3.4, and it has remained there since. The drop in circulation is understanding to be from the falling cheaper in the United States at that time.

Time Magazine

Time magazine has a few editions in other countries nearby the world, such as the European, Asian, and South Pacific. In 2007, Time magazine discontinued its issues of the Canadian version of the magazine. Also, due to the falling cheaper of the United States, Time magazine had to delay the first issue of 2007 because of "editorial changes." The changes were made because the magazine had to issue jobs of 49 of its employees.

Time magazine is widely known for its red border on the cover of the magazine. But, special edition color borders were issued. These special editions were used for events like after the attack on September 11, 2001, and on Earth Day 2008. Another special edition was issued following the death of the pop star Michael Jackson in June 2009.

The magazine also went under a invent overhaul in 2007, changing sizes, borders, columns, and the whole of stories per issue. The changes that were made have received both praise and criticism.

The most supreme issues for Time Magazine are its every year issues featuring the "Person of the Year." The title goes to the person who has individually changed the procedure of the issue year. But, in sure cases, planets, machines, and etc. Have been named their respective names while some years.

Occasionally, the magazine chooses manifold figures for the title, appropriately naming in "Persons of the Year." Sometimes, controversial people make the list, like Adolf Hitler, Rudy Giuliani, Corazon Aquino; the latter is one of four women to ever be featured as the 'Person of the Year" for Time Magazine.

Another special for Time Magazine is Time 100. This issue features the 100 most influential people of the year, together with their photograph and data all throughout the issue.

Another creation of Time magazine is Time For Kids. Specifically for children, these issues feature a "Cartoon of the Week," and seldom reach 15 pages, and articles concerning current pop culture news. Also, at the end of the common U.S. School term, and issue that concerns animals and the environment is distributed.

As the oldest weekly published newsmagazine in the United States, it is one of the top selling magazines in the U.S. The magazine also gains international recognition due to its publishing of foreign editions. Its special editions and unique styles keep its subscribers intrigued and will keep this magazine running for years to come.

Time Magazine

Your Kindle newspaper is auto-delivered wirelessly when the physical issue hits the newsstand, and all subscriptions start with a 14-day free trial