Saturday, January 30, 2010
Body Piercing: Methods
Body piercing literally means making a hole in a part of the human body with the purpose of wearing jewelry in the opening created. After a process of healing, a fistula will be created. This is an abnormal 'passageway' in your body or skin so that there's a genuine 'hole'.Body piercing Methods* Needle Method (Standard)The most common method used in the United States to make a piercing is with a
Body Piercing: Methods
Body piercing literally means making a hole in a part of the human body with the purpose of wearing jewelry in the opening created. After a process of healing, a fistula will be created. This is an abnormal 'passageway' in your body or skin so that there's a genuine 'hole'.Body piercing Methods* Needle Method (Standard)The most common method used in the United States to make a piercing is with a
Friday, January 29, 2010
A Brief History Behind Every Body Piercing
Body piercing has been practiced way back since ancient times. And in every culture, every body piercing has its purposes and significant value in that society.Ear PiercingThe most commonplace for piercing is the earlobe. Before, it once distinguished a wealthy person from the poor. But today, it is simply the most popular way to display a piercing jewelry.Long ago, sailors believed that they
A Brief History Behind Every Body Piercing
Body piercing has been practiced way back since ancient times. And in every culture, every body piercing has its purposes and significant value in that society.Ear PiercingThe most commonplace for piercing is the earlobe. Before, it once distinguished a wealthy person from the poor. But today, it is simply the most popular way to display a piercing jewelry.Long ago, sailors believed that they
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Mars and the Biggest Full Moon of 2010
The next few days offer a chance to see Mars and the full Moon together while each celestial body passes through its closest point to the Earth in their orbit. When Mars and Earth line up in their orbits around the Sun, we call that "opposition" and it represents the closest approach between the two planets. This takes place approximately every two years and when it does, Mars appears brighter than usual and is larger in a telescope. Also at opposition, Mars rises just as the Sun sets and is up all night. Mars is at opposition on Friday January 29th.
The Moon has an elliptical orbit around the Earth and as such, each orbital period (approximately 29 days) it is a bit closer to Earth (called Perigee) and then a bit farther from Earth (called Apogee) This month, the Moon is full and is at Perigee on the same date, Friday January 29th. It is also next to Mars so when you look outside on Friday evening, you'll be seeing a nice lineup of a couple of our nearest neighbors. When the Moon is at Perigee, it is a considerably bigger object in the sky than usual. The website Spaceweather.com highlights this nicely in their article.
I have written about the biggest full moon of the year in a previous blog post, if you want to get more information about that subject.
Regarding Mars and opposition, there was a great deal of hype in August 2003 when Mars had a particularly close opposition and was inaccurately stated as "being as big as the Full Moon." That won't ever happen, of course, but it certainly inspired a lot of people to take a look at Mars that summer. This week Mars will be less bright and big compared to 2003 but still a worthy binocular or telescope target. The next close encounter that will rival the 2003 lineup will be in 2018. For an extremely detailed chart and description of the Mars opposition phenomenon, visit the seds.org site.
The Moon has an elliptical orbit around the Earth and as such, each orbital period (approximately 29 days) it is a bit closer to Earth (called Perigee) and then a bit farther from Earth (called Apogee) This month, the Moon is full and is at Perigee on the same date, Friday January 29th. It is also next to Mars so when you look outside on Friday evening, you'll be seeing a nice lineup of a couple of our nearest neighbors. When the Moon is at Perigee, it is a considerably bigger object in the sky than usual. The website Spaceweather.com highlights this nicely in their article.
I have written about the biggest full moon of the year in a previous blog post, if you want to get more information about that subject.
Regarding Mars and opposition, there was a great deal of hype in August 2003 when Mars had a particularly close opposition and was inaccurately stated as "being as big as the Full Moon." That won't ever happen, of course, but it certainly inspired a lot of people to take a look at Mars that summer. This week Mars will be less bright and big compared to 2003 but still a worthy binocular or telescope target. The next close encounter that will rival the 2003 lineup will be in 2018. For an extremely detailed chart and description of the Mars opposition phenomenon, visit the seds.org site.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Tattoo and Body Piercing Horror Story
I would like to allotment with you a claimed adventure of abundance with the hopes that it will anticipate you from authoritative the aforementioned mistakes that I have. When I was seventeen years old I capital my aboriginal tattoo. My parents would not accept of me accepting one. So I had to acquisition addition that would boom a accessory after affectionate accord and who would do it cheap. It
Tattoo and Body Piercing Horror Story
I would like to allotment with you a claimed adventure of abundance with the hopes that it will anticipate you from authoritative the aforementioned mistakes that I have. When I was seventeen years old I capital my aboriginal tattoo. My parents would not accept of me accepting one. So I had to acquisition addition that would boom a accessory after affectionate accord and who would do it cheap. It
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
My predictions for the 2010 Oscar Nominations
Here we are again--time for the Oscar nominations to be announced on Tuesday, February 2nd at 8:30 EST/5:30 PST. Now, after all the guild awards, critics awards and those pesky Golden Globes, lots of these picks are foregone conclusions. But I think we'll be seeing a few surprises here and there, particularly in those tech categories, where there's always a "whaaaa?" inclusion (I really wanted
My predictions for the 2010 Oscar Nominations
Here we are again--time for the Oscar nominations to be announced on Tuesday, February 2nd at 8:30 EST/5:30 PST. Now, after all the guild awards, critics awards and those pesky Golden Globes, lots of these picks are foregone conclusions. But I think we'll be seeing a few surprises here and there, particularly in those tech categories, where there's always a "whaaaa?" inclusion (I really wanted
Monday, January 25, 2010
Conch Piercings
Conch Piercings are located within the hollow space of your ear; it is called a conch piercing because of the resemblance it has to the conch shell. Literally pierced right through the center of your ear, this is not a very popular piercing (as far as numbers go), but people who have conch piercings (and other bod mod enthusiasts) absolutely love them!Conch Piercings go through the thick
Conch Piercings
Conch Piercings are located within the hollow space of your ear; it is called a conch piercing because of the resemblance it has to the conch shell. Literally pierced right through the center of your ear, this is not a very popular piercing (as far as numbers go), but people who have conch piercings (and other bod mod enthusiasts) absolutely love them!Conch Piercings go through the thick
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010
How to Avoid Body Piercing Infections
If you are thinking about getting your body pierced, especially for the first time, you should take the time to get informed before you get pierced. Because not knowing what to expect could be disastrous.For example, did you know that:You CAN get a serious infection including Hepatitis or even HIV if the piercing equipment hasn't been sterilized properly.Infections caused by bacteria getting into
How to Avoid Body Piercing Infections
If you are thinking about getting your body pierced, especially for the first time, you should take the time to get informed before you get pierced. Because not knowing what to expect could be disastrous.For example, did you know that:You CAN get a serious infection including Hepatitis or even HIV if the piercing equipment hasn't been sterilized properly.Infections caused by bacteria getting into
Friday, January 22, 2010
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
Jupiter and a Young Moon
Despite the cloudy weather here in San Francisco these last few days, bright Jupiter shines through from time to time as it slowly works its way down the western sky after sunset. The next few days offer a chance to see one of my favorite views, that of the young Moon and a bright planet. In this case the waxing crescent Moon slides across the south-western horizon each night for the next few nights. With Earthshine illuminating the dark portions of the Moon, the visual effect is quite striking. If clouds part in the next few days, find a good western horizon for this beautiful scene.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Body Piercing - Popular With Youngsters
Body piercing is fast catching up with people of all ages. Primarily youngsters of all ages get it done to add a new look to their personality. It is the in thing today. This kind of piercing is available in various designs. You can also get beautiful, exotic, and cheap body jewellery to wear. If you are planning to have a new look for a party or wedding and want to stand out among the crowd,
Body Piercing - Popular With Youngsters
Body piercing is fast catching up with people of all ages. Primarily youngsters of all ages get it done to add a new look to their personality. It is the in thing today. This kind of piercing is available in various designs. You can also get beautiful, exotic, and cheap body jewellery to wear. If you are planning to have a new look for a party or wedding and want to stand out among the crowd,
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Piercing Stores Aren't Afraid Of Going Big Anymore - Corset Piercings
Tattoos are the only massive change you can make to your body aside from having surgery, right? I don't think so. Many artists aren't afraid to do the big stuff. And the big stuff ain't always tattoos. Many body piercing shops are opening their doors to unique surface piercings and even the difficult corset piercing.Most people have probably seen photos of corset piercings online, though they are
Piercing Stores Aren't Afraid Of Going Big Anymore - Corset Piercings
Tattoos are the only massive change you can make to your body aside from having surgery, right? I don't think so. Many artists aren't afraid to do the big stuff. And the big stuff ain't always tattoos. Many body piercing shops are opening their doors to unique surface piercings and even the difficult corset piercing.Most people have probably seen photos of corset piercings online, though they are
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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Privacy Policy for amazing-piercings.blogspot.com/If you require any more information or have any questions about our privacy policy, please feel free to contact us by email at gib4swedu5@gmail.com.At amazing-piercings.blogspot.com/, the privacy of our visitors is of extreme importance to us. This privacy policy document outlines the types of personal information is received and collected by
Monday, January 11, 2010
Review of iPhone astronomy apps: iSolarScape and Planets
My admiration for the iPhone grows as I add more astronomy apps to it. Continuing from my last review of iPhone apps here on the Urban Astronomer blog, I review two more apps that I enjoy using.
iSolarScape: This is an impressive app for $0.99. It provides a broad range of information for the star gazer, from fun facts and figures about the Solar System, to up-to-date information about sunrise, sunset, Moon phase, the location of Jupiter's Galilean Satellites, and more. iSolarScape is the first app I reach for when I want the basics before an evening of stargazing.
The core views of the app are: Sun, Moon, Planets, Asteroids and Zodiac. I use the Sun and Planets selections the most, because they offer me important timing information and wonderful facts and figures about the objects in the Solar System. When I am conducting a star party, iSolarScape has answers to the typical questions (and also the fun and unusual questions) being asked: how far away is a planet, how hot (or cold) is it on the Moon, how many moons does Saturn have, and so on. I marvel at the range of information and ephemeris data I can find throughout the app.
For a great visual tour visit the iSolarScape website.
Planets: This fine app provides a wealth of information and given that the price is free, just load it up and enjoy! A recent upgrade added the "Sky 3D" view, an excellent map of the constellations of the night sky, something that is easy to use and yet quite complete, especially for an Urban Astronomer like me that can only see the brightest stars in constellations most nights. Another view is "Visibility," a planet-by-planet display of when a particular planet is visible in the sky (with back-side data and fun-facts about each object in the Solar System). The "Globe" view is a very cool 3D display of each planet in the Solar System and of course a beautiful Earth map that can be spun around and tilted in any direction allowing you to see the lit side or night side of the Earth.
The publisher of Planets, Dana Peters of QContinuum Software, has a very simple website. For much more vivid illustrations of the Planets app visit the iTunes Store.
I'll have more iPhone asrronomy app reviews in the coming months. Happy viewing!
iSolarScape: This is an impressive app for $0.99. It provides a broad range of information for the star gazer, from fun facts and figures about the Solar System, to up-to-date information about sunrise, sunset, Moon phase, the location of Jupiter's Galilean Satellites, and more. iSolarScape is the first app I reach for when I want the basics before an evening of stargazing.
The core views of the app are: Sun, Moon, Planets, Asteroids and Zodiac. I use the Sun and Planets selections the most, because they offer me important timing information and wonderful facts and figures about the objects in the Solar System. When I am conducting a star party, iSolarScape has answers to the typical questions (and also the fun and unusual questions) being asked: how far away is a planet, how hot (or cold) is it on the Moon, how many moons does Saturn have, and so on. I marvel at the range of information and ephemeris data I can find throughout the app.
For a great visual tour visit the iSolarScape website.
Planets: This fine app provides a wealth of information and given that the price is free, just load it up and enjoy! A recent upgrade added the "Sky 3D" view, an excellent map of the constellations of the night sky, something that is easy to use and yet quite complete, especially for an Urban Astronomer like me that can only see the brightest stars in constellations most nights. Another view is "Visibility," a planet-by-planet display of when a particular planet is visible in the sky (with back-side data and fun-facts about each object in the Solar System). The "Globe" view is a very cool 3D display of each planet in the Solar System and of course a beautiful Earth map that can be spun around and tilted in any direction allowing you to see the lit side or night side of the Earth.
The publisher of Planets, Dana Peters of QContinuum Software, has a very simple website. For much more vivid illustrations of the Planets app visit the iTunes Store.
I'll have more iPhone asrronomy app reviews in the coming months. Happy viewing!
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Corset Piercings
If you have any stunning pictures of corset piercings, the subsequent description will seem familiar to you - a back (almost always a woman...come to think of it, I've never seen a male back with Corset Piercings) with rows of piercings straddling the spine, the piercings are evenly spaced to imitate corset eyelets, and the piercings are either surface bars, rings, or rings with string
Corset Piercings
If you have any stunning pictures of corset piercings, the subsequent description will seem familiar to you - a back (almost always a woman...come to think of it, I've never seen a male back with Corset Piercings) with rows of piercings straddling the spine, the piercings are evenly spaced to imitate corset eyelets, and the piercings are either surface bars, rings, or rings with string
Friday, January 8, 2010
Body Piercing Prices - What to Expect
Body piercing is a popular method of personal expression, and lots of people are interested in getting piercings of their own. However, on first glance, body piercing prices can look pretty high. If you're wondering why it costs so much for just a few minutes of work, or whether it's a good idea to bargain for a cheaper price, here's some information to help you.First, you should realize that
Body Piercing Prices - What to Expect
Body piercing is a popular method of personal expression, and lots of people are interested in getting piercings of their own. However, on first glance, body piercing prices can look pretty high. If you're wondering why it costs so much for just a few minutes of work, or whether it's a good idea to bargain for a cheaper price, here's some information to help you.First, you should realize that
RM 50 for body piercings from 9th - 14th Jan 2010
Pay between 9th- 14th JANUARY 2010 , pay now and pierce later .For more info please call 06-292 2840 or visit our Boutique Tribe @ Dataran Pahlawan .
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Neck ring
A neck ring is a band of metal worn as an ornament around the neck of an individual. In a few African and Asian cultures multiple neck rings are worn usually to stretch the neck. The Kayan tribe or Padaung tribe of Karen people from the border region of Myanmar and Thailand begin to wear neck rings when they are children. Gradually with age the number of "brass coils" worn increases to elongate
International Space Station coming to a city near you!
The International Space Station (ISS) is one of the brightest satellites visible in the sky, and for the next few evenings it is making a particularly good set of passes over the USA and Canada in the evening. If you have not seen it fly over, it is worth a few minutes out of your day to use an online tool such as the Simple Satellite Tracker from spaceweather.com or the NASA Satellite Tracker.
Here in San Francisco we can look forward to four consecutive evenings of good fly overs. Wednesday 6th it is visible from 6:36 to 6:38 pm, Thursday 7th it is visible from 5:59 to 6:02 pm, and Friday 8th it is visible from 5:44 to 5:47 pm.
The ISS looks like a fast-moving airplane, but the light is perfectly smooth (not blinking, not red and white) and the path is a very clean arc from west to east. Given the current orientation of the ISS as it orbits Earth, the upcoming passes across North America will generally be from the west to east and from the south to north.
Here in San Francisco we can look forward to four consecutive evenings of good fly overs. Wednesday 6th it is visible from 6:36 to 6:38 pm, Thursday 7th it is visible from 5:59 to 6:02 pm, and Friday 8th it is visible from 5:44 to 5:47 pm.
The ISS looks like a fast-moving airplane, but the light is perfectly smooth (not blinking, not red and white) and the path is a very clean arc from west to east. Given the current orientation of the ISS as it orbits Earth, the upcoming passes across North America will generally be from the west to east and from the south to north.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Beautiful Body Modification
Body modification (or body alteration) is the deliberate altering of the human body for non-medical reasons, such as sexual enhancement, a rite of passage, aesthetic reasons, denoting affiliation, trust and loyalty, religious reasons, shock value, and self-expression.[1]. It can range from the socially acceptable decoration (e.g., pierced ears in many societies) to the religiously mandated (e.g.,
Beautiful Body Modification
Body modification (or body alteration) is the deliberate altering of the human body for non-medical reasons, such as sexual enhancement, a rite of passage, aesthetic reasons, denoting affiliation, trust and loyalty, religious reasons, shock value, and self-expression.[1]. It can range from the socially acceptable decoration (e.g., pierced ears in many societies) to the religiously mandated (e.g.,
Is Body Piercing Involves Risks?
Body piercing may sound like a new-age art but the truth is that we have been practicing it for centuries. Have you ever realised that even your earring hole is a form of body piercing? It is the most common form of body piercing practiced. In India, women routinely pierce their nostrils too. Instances of body piercing have been found in the Bible as well as in Egyptian Mummies.Body piercing is
Monday, January 4, 2010
Nose Piercings - History, Types, Care
Nose piercing is an old type of body modification. It is mentioned in the Bible and was first recorded in the Middle East 4000 years ago. But there is information that nose piercing started even around 6000 years ago. Nose piercing was widespread among the ancient nomadic Berber tribes of Africa, the Bedouins of the Middle East. The larger the ring was, the wealthier was his wearer. The nose ring
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Friday, January 1, 2010
Mars arrives in the evening sky
Mars is back on display, now visible shortly after sunset in the eastern sky. During the month of January it will reach "opposition" when it appears exactly opposite the Sun in the sky. At opposition Mars is also at closest approach to Earth (and is therefore at its brightest for the year). It shines a distinctive red-orange color especially when compared to the stars in Leo and Cancer that surround it. Through binoculars or a telescope Mars appears as a small colorful dot of light. This week the Moon serves as a guide for locating Mars.
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