Girly games are so fun that even Justin Bieber could not resist them. Let’s help him out in his quest for the best games he can play during his spare time:
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5 Oldest Cartoon Characters
When many people hear about cartoons, the only thing that comes to mind is characters on TV or Comic books. Even comic books have come to life as they are developed into film, such as Tin Tin, Superman, Spiderman and Hulk. However, cartoons have been around for thousands of years! Below are some of the oldest.
1. Iran’s Earthen Bowl Cartoon Images
The oldest cartoon perhaps across the world is the Iranian cartoon character found on an earthen bowl in the area of Shar-i Sokhta and about 5,200 years old. It is the earliest example of animation as an expression. The reason they are considered thus is that they have been discovered to tell a story.
2. Felix the Cat-1918
This is a character in the silent cartoon film era, known by its black frame, snowy eyes, big grin and harnessed by the surrealism the animation placed him. This combined with the situations of action made Felix a famous cartoon character known across the film age. He is perhaps the first ever animation character to be popular among movie audiences.
3. Mickey Mouse
When it comes to the modern cartoon, sound is a very important factor and Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse was the first to use synchronized sound in the Steamboat Willie in 1928. It was the dawn of the modern animation, as we know it today. Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters such as Donald Duck, Goofy and Popeye among others followed suit and to date, they still uphold Disney’s mastery of animation.
4. Flintstones
Created by Hanna Barbera, it was the most successful cartoon at prime time in the 1960s in the United States as well as in its reruns. Other shows such as The Alvin Show, Top Cat and Jetsons did not survive 12 months at prime time. Flinstones was very popular, even to date. The cartoon series has currently traversed across the globe and still a household name.
5. Astro Boy
This is a Japanese animation made in 1951 by Osamu Tezuka and became instant famous after the master creator has given the cartoon its first comic. It was initially known as Mighty Atom but later changed to the modern title. It has been adapted into film and television, became famous in Japan even before it was ever known in the West. It is still Japan’s number one favorite robot and has a solid performance in the big screen.
Philippine Giant Crocodile – The Real River Monster
After a three-week hunt Filipino, villagers and veteran hunters have captured a 21-foot (6.4-meter) one-ton saltwater crocodile in the southern Philippine town Bunawan, Agusan del Sur province.
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Actually this is TOO SMALL if you are going to Compare to our GIANT MONSTERS (Corrupt Politicians, Police Officials and Military Generals)
In the Philippines the Government PROTECT those GIANT MONSTERS…. most of them actually killed lots of people and stole BILLIONS of DOLLARS… sad to say they ay are still free….
Here are some of the KILLER MONSTERS!
Dog Diet and Fabulous Treats
There are all sorts of problems with hound delicacy and commercial foods for dogs. More than any other time, homemade food for dogs and treats are becoming everything in the modern setup. You will find all types of recipes and most importantly, special treats that make the dog grow healthy and strong, at least to be the guard or sniffer you would like it to be.
Some foods are not recommended for dogs in high quantities; they are sometimes diabolical to your precious canine. These foods should be avoided and include salt, pork, soy, grapes, raisons, turkey, chocolate, onions and processed sugar among others. Usually, they bring about vomiting, diarrhea and in some cases, acute kidney failure. Garlic in large quantities is also troublesome but a small amount can be included.
Below are some recipes you should think about to treat your hound with a fabulous treat and keep it healthy without the risk of harm.
- Homemade hound bad breath cures that easily end the dog’s bad breath in simple servings.
- Homemade Apple treats that usually satisfy the sweet tooth of the dog. You did know dog got sweet tooth too, right?
- Natural food supplements for dogs, added to make any dog improve its overall health together with the ordinary food offered to it.
- Peanut Butter Hound Treats to satisfy the peanut butter craving dogs have and through these treats they will appreciate the peanut butter thoroughly.
- Homemade Dog Bacon Treats that make really yummy recipes with the major ingredient being Bacon.
- Frozen Treats fit for a hound, easy to make and come handy in summertime when the temperatures are scorching everything.
- Dog Birthday Treats to commemorate its important date with wonderful grub. In fact, birthday cakes for doggy are can also be made.
- Homemade Natural Cheese Treats for dogs that offer it an awesome cheesy flavor for being such an extraordinary dog.
- Vegetarian Homemade dog treats loved since they add needed vegetables into the diet of a dog.
- Puppy Formulas-Homemade-that include treats specifically for your puppies.
- Natural Liver Dog Treats since hounds are very crazy about liver. Probably you’re not but they are!
- Natural Homemade Dog foods are great alternatives to replace store-bought canine food. They are quite safe.
Probably you will find better recipes and ingredients to make the treats memorable and dog-health friendly. A well-fed dog is a great companion and guard, always.
Top 5 Celebrity Jean Jackets
Jean jackets are the Britney Spears of the fashion world— we were obsessed—then we overdosed, but now we’re at a place where our nostalgic memories beckon us to try it again. In light of this comeback, I’d like to take some time to rank and score some of the best and the worst jean jackets that have been seen in film or TV over the past 20 years. A highly scientific rubric was created judging the five contestants on the following criteria on a scale of 1-5: style of jean jacket, overall outfit, attitude of wearer, and my own personal whim. With that, let the Jean-Jacket-Off begin.
1. Emma Watson in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
You’ve seen the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 poster, right? Harry is front and center and Hermione is just behind him to the left— looking totally bad ass but also a little confused. Is she pondering whether or not her jacket is better than Harry’s? Whatever she’s pondering, I’m right there with her.
Style of jacket: 4, a total classic; Overall Outfit: 3; Attitude: 5, like I said, she looks bad ass; My own whim: 4; Total Score: 16/20
2. Zac Efron in High School Musical
It’s a tale as old as time: boy meets girl, boy wants to dance, boy’s friends want him to play basketball, boy pretends not to care about girl, boy shows up to girl’s house wearing a jean jacket.
Style of jacket: 5, Zac could wear a paper bag and it’d be a 5; Overall Outfit: 4, totally pulls off jean on jean look; Attitude: 3, self-pity doesn’t look good on you Efron; My own whim: 3; Total Score: 15/20
3. Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake at the MTV Music Awards
Speaking of Britney Spears, how much did we all hope that Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake would get married and have a whole litter of denim clad Mickey Mouse Club babies?
Style of jacket (actually entire body suits): 2, so much denim; Overall Outfit: 3.5, I actually love the jean dress; Attitude: 4, I loved them together!; My own whim: 5, JT and Britney Spears 4-Ever; Total Score: 14.5/20
4. The Monkey in The Hangover II
I know what you’re thinking: “you had me at monkey.”
Style of jacket: 4, I considered docking points since it’s a vest…but it’s a monkey!; Overall outfit: 2, not wearing any pants…; Attitude: 5, this monkey makes Hermione look like a kitten; My own whim: 4, it’s a monkey!; Total Score: 15/20
5. Michael J. Fox in Back to the Future
Thank you, Michael J. Fox for bringing us Marty McFly. If it wasn’t for him and Doc’s mantra of “If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything” I never would have thought about quitting my job and spending 40 hours a week training my flea circus. Thanks Marty!
Style of jacket: 3, points docked as the jacket is obstructed by a vest; Overall outfit: 5, I kind of want it; Attitude: 4, come on! I STILL have a crush on Marty McFly; My own whim: 5; Total score: 17/20
With a solid score of 17 out of 20, Marty McFly has won the Jean-Jacket-Off. It wasn’t really a fair fight, though. After all, even his own mother had the hots for him.
Suzanne is a blogging Seattlile with an affinity for fashion and a healthy obsession with jeans. She loves helping others find their personal style and believes that every day is an opportunity to shine.
5 Unusual Musical Instruments
Playing music is an art and those who have been able to master their instrument are instant maestros. However, it takes commitment and time to grasp the basic and perfect of them. There many who play but only masters really understand their instruments. Probably you have heard of some musical instruments and thought that was the end. The truth is that some you might never have heard, although their sound might be familiar. Below are five unusual instruments you will find interesting.
1. Cimbalom
Known also as cymbalum or santur among other names, it resembles the hammered dulcimer usually found in Eastern Europe and Asia, in places such as Ukraine, Hungary, Moldova, Iran and Greece. It is played with certain tools usually affixed to the fingers, known as Bow Hammers, enabling a player to maneuver the bowstrings and come up with l unique sound.
2. Glass Armonica
Glass Armonica sounds Italian and from the term ‘armonia’, meaning harmony. It is a very unusual instrument and everything is made from glass bowls put in series or simply goblets typically graduating from one size to the next and thus end up giving harmonious but very gentle tones. Benjamin Franklin was the inventor of the instrument’s mechanical version.
3. Musical Saw
No one ever thought the tree destroyer and a worker’s most loved tool could be used to come up with quality tones and sounds. It creates an ethereal tone once played and resembles the clear voice of a woman. One of the artists known to have used the musical saw is Alfred Schnittke in a couple of compositions. It is an idiophone in terms of Hornbostel-Sachs classification system.
4. Stalacpipe Organ
In Virginia’s Luray Caverns, you will find the Huge Stalacpipe Organ, the largest known music instrument across the world. It covers 3.5 acres in area and produces harmonic sounds after the stalactites have been tapped electronically with the use of mallets tipped with rubber. It was invented by Leland Sprinkle in 1954.
5. Theremin
Theremin creates a sound almost equivalent to Musical Saw and makes a list of the first musical instruments fully electronic. It was invented in 1919 by Leon Theremin. It is special even today because one does not need to touch the instrument to play it. It is made up of double metal antennas, frequency oscillators, also two. An amplifier is applied to its electric signals and relayed to a loudspeaker from the instrument.
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10 Best Japanese Movies of All Time
1. Seven Samurai
Seven Samurai is a 1954 adventure movie Japanese drama co-wrote, edited and directed by Akira Kurosawa. The film is set in 1587 during the Warring States period of Japan. Follow the story of a village of farmers that hire seven masterless samurai to combat bandits who will return after the harvest to steal their crops.
Seven Samurai has been described as one of the largest and most influential films ever made, and is one of the few Japanese films have become widely known in the West for a long time. This is a subject of both public and critical acclaim, was voted in Sight & Sound list of the top ten films of all time in 1982, and the leaders of the ten films of 1992 and 2002 polls.
2. Tokyo Story
Tokyo Story is a 1953 film directed by Yasujiro Ozu Japan. This is a pair of aging that come to Tokyo to meet with their adult children, but to find their children are too much in their lives to spend a lot of time with their parents. And ‘often regarded as Ozu’s masterpiece, and has appeared twice in the magazine Sight & Sound “Top Ten” list of the greatest films ever made.
3. Ugetsu
Ugetsu is a 1953 film directed by Kenji Mizoguchi Japan. Located in the 16th century in Japan, Masayuki Mori and Machiko Kyo, and it is inspired by tales of Ueda Akinari and Guy de Maupassant. And ‘one of the best-known films of Mizoguchi, to keep the critics as a masterpiece of Japanese cinema, the last piece of the Japanese during the golden age of cinema.
4. Ran
Ran was Kurosawa’s last epic. With a budget of $ 12 million, it was the most expensive film ever produced Japanese at that time. After Ran, Kurosawa directed three other films before he died, but none on such a large scale. The film was praised for its powerful images and use of color-costume designer Emi Wada won an Academy Award for costume design for her work on Ran. The distinctive Gustav Mahler score inspired by the film, written by Toru Takemitsu, plays in isolation with ambient sound muted.
5. Ikiru
Kiru is a 1952 Japanese film co-written and directed by Akira Kurosawa. The film examines the struggles of a small Tokyo bureaucrat and his final quest for meaning. The movie stars Takashi Shimura as Kanji Watanabe.
6. Human Condition I – No Greater Love
The human condition is an epic Japanese film trilogy between 1959 and 1961. It is based on a novel by Junpei Gomikawa (1916-1995).
It ‘was directed by Masaki Kobayashi and Tatsuya Nakadai. Trilogy follows the Life Kaji, a Japanese pacifist and socialist, as he tries to survive in the world, fascist and oppressive of World War II-era Japan. Character development Kaji through the three films are considered by many as an inspiration. Each film is divided into two parts. Trilogy has a total of 9 hours, 47 minutes, no intermission.
7. Rashomon
Rashomon is a 1950 Japanese film directed by Akira Kurosawa’s crime mystery, in close collaboration with cinematographer Kazuo Miyagawa. The star Toshiro Mifune, Masayuki Mori, Machiko Kyo and Takashi Shimura. The film is based on two stories of Ryunosuke Akutagawa
8. The Hidden Fortress
The Hidden Fortress is a 1958 Jidai-geki film directed by Akira Kurosawa. Starring Toshiro Mifune with General Rokurota macabre and Misa Uehara as Princess Yuki. A literal translation of the Japanese title are the three villains of the Hidden Fortress.
9. Early Summer
Early Summer is a 1951 film by Yasujiro Ozu. Like most of Ozu’s post-war films, Early Summer deals with many issues ranging from communication problems between generations and the rising role of women in post-war Japan.
Noriko lives contentedly in an extended family household that includes her parents and her brother’s family, but an uncle’s visit prompts the family to find her a husband.
10. Kwaidan
Kwaidan is a 1964 Japanese portmanteau film directed by Masaki Kobayashi; the title means ‘ghost story’. It is based on stories from Lafcadio Hearn’s collections of Japanese folk tales. The film consists of four separate and unrelated stories. Kwaidan is the archaic transliteration of Kaidan, meaning “ghost story”. It won the Special Jury Prize at the 1965 Cannes Film Festival and an Academy Award nomination.
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