Monday, November 21, 2011

Music: Album new release: Best of Pink Floyd (Remastered) - "A Foot in the Door"

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Don't get me wrong. I love Pink Floyd and every single album they have put out. But They are not meant to be listened to in a "greatest hits" type manner. Their albums are meant to be listened to as wholes and not as different single tracks. Sure the songs on here are great, but they're even better when they are with what is supposed to be around them. If you are getting into PF, this is a fine place to start though. But if you really want to get into them then get Wish You Were Here first, then DSOTM, then the Wall, then Animals. After that, choose whichever other Pink Floyd albums in any order. You will not be disappointed that way.

Missing out 
I agree with what another user posted. I love Pink Floyd and there are some great songs on here. However your missing out on the genuine experience of listening to the albums as a whole. For instance to listen to songs like"Money" and "Brain Damage" without having owned Dark Side of the Moon wouldn't be right. Albums like that need to be listened to as a whole to truly appreciate them.
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Sports: New sport: Volcano surf-boarding in Nicaragua

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Sports: New sport: Volcano surf-boarding in Nicaragua

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Volcano Surfing: The 'Latest Hot Extreme Sport' (VIDEO)

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Sports: Soccer: Major League Soccer (USA and Canada) cup final - a tweet and retweet

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Beauty: Philosophy of Good Looks: Zen Beauty Thawts by Beautylish

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Is your beauty philosophy Zen enough? With the hectic and sometimes stressful holiday season fast approaching, it’s easy to get caught up in bad beauty habits and brought down by low self-esteem. Whether you’re already feeling the winter blues or looking for a quick pick-me-up, look to these famous philosophers, artists, poets, and scientists for uplifting beauty advice. Remember, Beauties, it’s about inner beauty just as much as what you apply on your face.

"Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it."

—Confucius
Translation: Give praise.
Perhaps the original innovator of the phrase “beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius knew a thing or two about beauty. And whether you agree or disagree, all cultures view beauty in their own way. Respect our diverse world and give someone a compliment today—it might lift their spirits more than you know.

"Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart."

—Kahlil Gibran
Translation: Love yourself.
It’s easy to be hard on yourself about physical looks, but early 20th-century Lebanese-American poet Kahlil Gibran reminds us that outer beauty is a product of what’s inside. Just as you need to love others, you must also love yourself. A beautiful soul begets a beautiful body.

"Let the beauty of what you love be what you do."

—Rumi
Translation: Be fearless.
Thirteenth-century Persian mystic Rumi understood the importance of passion and purpose in life. And while this mantra applies all across the board, it’s especially appropriate for Beauties thinking of breaking into the world of beauty blogging and makeup artistry. If you have dreamed about becoming a makeup artist or want to improve the quality of your blog, what’s stopping you? If you’ve got the energy and the drive for beauty, overcome any obstacles and go for it.

"There is no excellent beauty that hath not some strangeness in the proportion."

—Francis Bacon
Translation: Celebrate imperfections.
While every makeup rule book says beauty is about symmetry, we tend to agree with English scientist Francis Bacon on the topic. So forget everything you ever heard about perfect beauty—it doesn’t exist. Celebrate the unique facial features that make you...you!

"Love of beauty is taste, the creation of beauty is art."

—Ralph Waldo Emerson
Translation: Explore your creativity.
According to 19th-century poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, the act of creating beauty is art. Every flick, smudge, and swipe we make is a brushstroke on a living canvas. Even though we love browsing other beauty looks for inspiration, the real artistry emerges when you pick up that brush and let your creativity shine.

Technics: Facebook: 5 quick tips to secure Facebook

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Quick Online Tips (Nov16,2k11)
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1. Create a strong password for authentication

2. Enable secure HTTPS connection

3. Enable login notification

4. One Time Password in login approval

5. Logging out from Facebook

Guest author on QOT  is Alan Tay who is the author of IT Security Column where he usually writes about IT Security and computer tips. You can also follow him on Twitter @AlanOnSecurity to get the latest tips on security. Image credit jannoon028/FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Recommended for your reading by Technowlb, refWrite's tech columnist.

Saturday, November 19, 2011

Sports:Soccer: US Women's National Team (1) vs Sweden (1)

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Women's teams tie in international match in Phoenix, Arizona USA, where the US National Women's Team in soccer faced the Swedish NWT.  In the photo, 3 on the US squad celebrate the tie which helps their qualifying for competition in the 2012 FIFA Women's World Cup. Heath scored the US goal.  Landstrom scored the goal for Sweden.

The game was live-streamed exclusively on ussoccer.com.
In the photo caption, "Second-half subs Alex Morgan and Tobin Heath combined for the equalizing score late in the game to close out 2011.  The US will have a camp in December before heading to Vancouver for the CONCACAF women's Olympic qualifying tournament."

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Sports: Football: Baylor U (45) vs Oklahoma U (38) with Terrance Williams TD

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ESPN : "RG3 throws for 479 yards, 4 TDS, with one of them being the game winner in the final secs. Baylor upsets Oklahoma -> http://t.co/DiwpSlK6"  Robert Griffin III (RG3), starting quarterback (QB) for the Baylor Bears. made a fabulous 34 yard pass which was cawt by team-mate Terrance Williams, wide receiver (WR) for the Bears, in the endzone for a climaxing touch down (TD). — Sportikos

Thursday, November 17, 2011