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Dr. Pimple Popper – Dermatologist Films Herself Popping Zits, Becomes Internet Sensation

Posted: 29 Apr 2015 03:19 AM PDT

How would you like to watch a big, fat, juicy pimple pop and ooze pus and gunk? Sounds revolting? But you'll be surprised at how satisfying it can be. And thanks to YouTube sensation Dr Sandra Lee, you can watch tons of such videos online. Nearly 60,000 people subscribe to her channel, where she regularly posts videos of herself popping her clients' zits.

Lee is a California based dermatologist and a regular guest on a talk show called The Doctors. But on the internet, she is popular as Dr Pimple Popper – a nickname that she chose for herself when she first started posting clips of blackhead and whitehead extractions. Apart from her massive YouTube following, she has a loyal fan base on Reddit as well.

"I find this little subculture fascinating," Lee said, in a recent interview. "I pop these things, and yeah they kind of make me feel good, they're satisfying, but it's not like I seek them out." But every time a client walks in to her office, she offers to pop their zits for free, if they'll allow her post it online. Interestingly, no one has ever refused the offer.

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Japanese Collagen-Infused Beer Claims to Make You Prettier

Posted: 29 Apr 2015 02:43 AM PDT

In a bid to cash in on the latest beauty trend of consuming collagen, Japanese company 'Suntory Holdings Ltd' has released a special brew of collagen-infused beer.

The trend has Japanese women believing that eating copious amounts of collagen – the structural protein of connective tissues – will lead to beautiful, younger-looking skin. The seemingly innocuous trend has caught on rapidly – stores are filled collagen-laced beauty products, and women are willing to gulp spoonfuls of powdered collagen mixed into protein shakes. They also flock to restaurants that serve foods naturally high in collagen – pig trotters, chicken skin and shark fin.

But the collagen-infused beer, called 'Precious', is a stroke of marketing genius – now women can get drunk and beautiful at the same time! Suntory announced the new product on April 7 – it is a light beer, containing 2 grams of collagen and 5% alcohol per can. Their tag declares: "Guys can tell if a girl is taking collagen or not."

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Chinese Cab Driver Brightens Up Passengers’ Day with Adorable Selfies

Posted: 29 Apr 2015 02:00 AM PDT

Taxi driver Teng Jiazhi, from Shenyang city in north China, is probably the world’s greatest selfie enthusiast. He was taking photos of himself with his passengers long before selfies became a social phenomenon, simply as a way to brighten up their day. Fondly known as “Uncle Teng”, the friendly cab driver has amassed a collection of over 30,000 selfies in the last 5 years.

Teng revealed that he came up with the unique idea ten years ago, when he picked up a couple of tourists on a winter day. "They had been standing in the cold for more than an hour for a taxi," he recalled. "When they got in my car, they kept thanking me and offered tips. But I could not take the extra money. Before they dropped off, they wanted to take a photo with me. The gratitude they had was very comforting and that photo was the first selfie I took with my passenger."

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Cruzine


Splash Portraits by Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz

Posted: 29 Apr 2015 03:37 AM PDT

Splash Portraits by Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz


Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz is an artist / photographer originally from Poland, currently based in London, United Kingdom. His professional photographic carrier started when he founded the AurumLight Studio, which specialises in conceptual photography, limited calendars and advertising. Below, you may check out several creative artworks selected from his portfolio.



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IKEA Hacka: Modular System for Ultimate Kitchen Hack-ability

Posted: 29 Apr 2015 12:41 PM PDT

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How much more usable would your kitchen be if you could design it yourself, inserting countertops, appliances and storage space exactly where it's needed? Not everyone has the budget for a custom renovation, but imaginative homeowners are getting creative with affordable components, especially through the 'hacking' of Ikea products. A new DIY kitchen system builds on the idea of Ikea hacks with simple metal connectors and wooden beams that come together into a highly customizable framework. Read more…

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Mlais M7 Steps Into Flagship Territory

Posted: 29 Apr 2015 06:30 AM PDT

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Whereas Mlais’ M52 was in direct competition with Xiaomi’s Redmi Note and Meizu’s M1 Note, their upcoming M7 plays in an entirely different league, as it comes with some top-of-the-range features.

Mlais have proved now and again that they know how to attract attention. First of all, they launched the M9, a competitively-priced low-end (by today’s standards) device sporting one of the best 32-bit chipsets made by Mediatek. Then, the company unveiled the M52, the most affordable Android smartphone powered by the MT6752 64-bit chipset, and the M4 Note, a fashionable mid-ranger. Now, Mlais have announced the M7, which brings to the table the same excellent 64-bit SoC, along with biometric authentication and a flagship-worthy design.

For starters, the MT6752 chip packs an octa-core 64-bit CPU running at 1.7Ghz, and a Mali T760 GPU. All this processing power is translated for the user into great performance, especially since the M7 comes with 3GB of RAM for extreme multi-tasking. As for the storage, Mlais included a 16GB ROM that can be furthermore extended by using a microUSB card of up to 64GB.

Mlais have decided to keep using the same diagonal and resolution as in their previous 64-bit devices, so the M7 sports a 5.5″ 1280×720 IPS display (crammed into a 149.5 x 76.8 x 8.9mm body) that’s not very demanding on the 2600mAh battery. For the optics, Mlais have opted for a 13MP AF camera with True LED Flash on the back and an 8MP 88-degree wide-angle camera in the front, for some great selfies.

In terms of connectivity, this dual SIM 4G Android phablet features GPS, USB OTG, Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi, and FDD-LTE in the following bands: B1/3/7/20 (800/1800/2100/2600).

One of the most interesting aspects about the Mlais M7 is the fingerprint scanner it comes with. Privacy is playing a vital role in our lives, and being able to protect our personal data has become essential. Biometric authentification in the form of a fingerprint scanner ensures that no one is able to access our phone without our knowledge. The solution implemented by Mlais in the M7 resembles the press touch ID seen in iPhones and several other Android flagships. It combines a convenient location with great accuracy in order to make sure that the use of the fingerprint scanner doesn’t disrupt typical use.

Overall, the M7 is a flagship worth waiting for, and I’m fairly sure that it will perform great in real life scenarios, as well.

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