27 Responses to “Compact mirror”

1. 

   LatinSicilian
   

   August 17th, 2010 at 6:40 am

   Your description kind of sounds like it could be Magical Angel Creamy Mami.

   In the show a 10 year old girl (I don't remember her name) see's a spaceship flying through the sky. The girl goes into the ship with the help of these little kitty looking creatures. She helps an alien named Pino Pino find the feather star and he grants her this magic wand. The wand lets her change into a teenager (I believe she turns into a 16 year old). Well, while she's a teen these guys ask her to sing on television and she becomes famous. The little girl has blue hair but when she changes into the teenager, her hair turns lavender.

   I'm pretty sure you can find the anime episodes for it on crunchyroll.com .

   There's a few animes that deal with girl magically turn into teenage pop star, but this is the only one I know of that deals with a girl going to space.

   I hope I could help!

2. 

   jack
   

   August 21st, 2010 at 7:09 pm

   You American chaps! We Brits prefer cricket – flannelled fools thumping wads of leather with trusty willow – what.

3. 

   Arnel A
   

   September 1st, 2010 at 10:09 pm

   – EDIT (+1 hour) –

   I'm not really sure what else I can say. Mathematically, a telescope in 3D takes a region of 3D space and maps it onto the 2D projection of a partial sphere, using the defining angular axis α and β. Likewise, a 4D telescope takes a region of 4D space and maps it onto the 3D projection of a partial hypersphere, using the defining angular axis α, β, and γ. In both cases, the "depth" axis, (z in 3D, w in 4D) is lost in the projection. The viewer must obtain information from a different perspective/source in order to calculate the actual depth of the projected objects.

   Am I missing something? If not, could you be a little more specific as to what Mathematics you are looking for?

   – ORIGINAL POST –

   The reason we can't easily understand angle γ is because it's impossible for us to truly visualize 4D space. I'm sure you've seen tesseracts, color-based diagrams, parralel space-time dimensions, etc… These are mere depictions of 4D.

   Look at a stack of papers. In 4D, one looks at the stack and can see every paper in it simultaneously. Not only that – let's compress the stack into a solid object, such that there is a relatively infinite number of sheets of paper. In 4D, one looks at this stack – and still sees every single paper simultaneously. Granted, you might need a microscope of infinite zoom capability, but for the sake of theory, we ignore the restrictive resolution of biological eyesight for now.

   So when you say "Such a telescope would allow reconstruction of depth information of an object even at great distance", be careful. To us, the 4D telescopic reconstruction is showing depth, but to a native 4D sentience it is not. When we look at a graph, a photo, or any planar object, the two axis in front of us are what construct this vision. The depth is perceived, generated by our experience of the 3D world and the knowledge that depth does infact exist in this world. Likewise, for a 4D individual, when looking at an object, the x, y, and z axis to them are just constructors. To them, the z axis is not depth – it is just one of the basis vectors for their vision. The distance between the telescope and the object along the w-axis, that is 4D depth.

   This was certainly an interesting question, but unfortunately, like many other individuals (including myself at times), you are trying to impose 3D logic onto 4D space so you can better understand it. Everything mathematical you've stated in your question is absolutely correct, it's just that the answer you're looking for doesn't really exist.

   –

   For α, β, and γ, using the natural extension of spherical coordinates:

   x = r * cos(α) * sin(β) * sin(γ)
   y = r * sin(α) * sin(β) * sin(γ)
   z = r * cos(β) * sin(γ)
   w = r * cos(γ)

   If this looks meaningless, it's supposed to. We can't actually visualize γ, only conceive of it as the third angular axis in a 4D hypersphere.

   I'll try to find some good sources that explain the inconceivability of 4D space well – stay tuned.

4. 

   campbelp2002
   

   September 2nd, 2010 at 11:11 pm

   Prices are about right. At those sizes, prices really do get astronomical and your level of commitment is is just about as great. Then you still need the accessories that makes a scope that large work – namely a very tall ladder.

   Here's prices for other big dobs -

   http://www.obsessiontelescopes.com/telescopes/index.html

5. 

   Chris
   

   September 12th, 2010 at 9:09 pm

   Despite the Orion brand name, these telescopes are actually being made by Normand Fullum in Quebec, Canada. Normand established his reputation by winning prizes at Stellafane for his amazing wooden telescopes, which are as much works of sculpture as telescopes. Recently he has switched to working in metal and developed these ultralight telescopes. There is really nothing else like them on the market and, as far as I know, none have been finished for sale to customers yet. Normand is a superb craftsman — I've seen a couple of his wooden telescopes. The only way to describe them is to say that if Gandalf was into astronomy, these are the telescopes he'd use!

   I wouldn't consider buying something like this myself. Aside from the enormous cost, these are telescopes that must be used from atop a tall ladder, something I simply cannot do because of physical limitations.I can't use any telescope that won't let me observe from a seated position — my two 11-inch telescopes fill the bill perfectly.

6. 

   mangojojo
   

   September 15th, 2010 at 1:17 pm

   Is it disturbing that I knew that off by heart? And that her birthday is November 1st and her weight is the same as 3 apples? I’m such a Hello Kitty junkie. I’m one of those grown women who carry around Hello Kitty compact mirrors and use Hello Kitty zip-top sandwich bags. And yet, strangely proud of it.

7. 

   Hayley
   

   September 16th, 2010 at 4:06 pm

   I have the pen and the heart shaped compact mirror (I bought them in Japan) I love them, good luck with your search.

8. 

   BMTHESPIAN
   

   September 23rd, 2010 at 1:16 pm

   I run 4×96 compact fluorecents on my 125 (same depth just longer) and most coral do fine with them (all but the ones that requre very bright light) so with the addition of the MH most anything coral wise will do fine in your tank. As far as the clams my lighting won't support them so I am not overly familiar with them, but if you place the clam more or less directly under the MH they should be fine. If you want to place them anywhere else you may want to consider upgrading.

9. 

   The SoCen Muse
   

   October 20th, 2010 at 11:46 pm

   i've some teensy tiny purses-that are only used a couple times a year each, for going to a specific event-maybe. Otherwise, i'm like you and carry the *satchel* thingy. I'll have to wait and unload it on the kitchen table tonight before i can take a pic of it, but i can tell you that there's a business dairy (w/calculator, ruler, wallet, calendar, address book and other stuffs), cell phone (w/calculator as well) scientific calculator, mini 6-ft ruler, wallet that has an accessory strap i can attach and carry alone, 2 cd's, 3 sets of keys, a cosmic purse that has 10 tubes of dif shades of lipsticks, chap stick, 2 dif flavours of altoid tins, 1 tin cinnamon altoid gum, 1 poetry book, 1 advance book i'm reading for the bookstore, 1 compact mirror, 2 dif types of hand lotion, small bottle of sensual amber cologne, about a doz. pens, 4 mechanical pencils, 1 flip notepad, 1 address book, small travel dental floss, mini toothbrush/toothpaste thingy, checkbook, change purse, 4 hersey kisses, mini box jr mints, 4 travel packs of *wet ones* wipes, sunglasses, eye glass case, lottery ticket, bank book, various coupons…(there could be more)

10. 

    Snow Bunnie
    

    October 21st, 2010 at 5:11 pm

    LMAO….first joke i actually laughed out loud at today! he he

    Thanks

    ♥

11. 

    hobbysearch_jpn
    

    October 23rd, 2010 at 12:36 am

    [AnimeGoods] Also sarted taking reservations for 2 Fortune Arterial Compact Mirror items by Broccoli as well!

12. 

    The SoCen Muse
    

    October 27th, 2010 at 10:08 pm

    i've some teensy tiny purses-that are only used a couple times a year each, for going to a specific event-maybe. Otherwise, i'm like you and carry the *satchel* thingy. I'll have to wait and unload it on the kitchen table tonight before i can take a pic of it, but i can tell you that there's a business dairy (w/calculator, ruler, wallet, calendar, address book and other stuffs), cell phone (w/calculator as well) scientific calculator, mini 6-ft ruler, wallet that has an accessory strap i can attach and carry alone, 2 cd's, 3 sets of keys, a cosmic purse that has 10 tubes of dif shades of lipsticks, chap stick, 2 dif flavours of altoid tins, 1 tin cinnamon altoid gum, 1 poetry book, 1 advance book i'm reading for the bookstore, 1 compact mirror, 2 dif types of hand lotion, small bottle of sensual amber cologne, about a doz. pens, 4 mechanical pencils, 1 flip notepad, 1 address book, small travel dental floss, mini toothbrush/toothpaste thingy, checkbook, change purse, 4 hersey kisses, mini box jr mints, 4 travel packs of *wet ones* wipes, sunglasses, eye glass case, lottery ticket, bank book, various coupons…(there could be more)

13. 

    ruffmama
    

    November 2nd, 2010 at 8:17 am

    wow! and she did all of that just looking to that tiny compact mirror?

14. 

    martyboyish
    

    November 12th, 2010 at 12:16 am

    ookkaayyy… someone's clearly on drugs…

15. 

    VanillaKinks
    

    November 14th, 2010 at 5:01 am

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16. 

    jack
    

    November 15th, 2010 at 1:33 am

    the fact that it's as american as apple pie

17. 

    Moose
    

    November 18th, 2010 at 10:09 am

    You'd be closer to 6 mpg with the car trailer.
    Good Luck

18. 

    andrewcweaver
    

    November 21st, 2010 at 11:28 am

    Nice vid

19. 

    AlicenWonderland16
    

    December 5th, 2010 at 3:51 am

    ESCAPE THE FAAAAAAATE! love your make up !

20. 

    love4creativity
    

    December 25th, 2010 at 6:05 pm

21. 

    Shirley Lake
    

    December 27th, 2010 at 12:57 am

    I like the flower ring and the compact mirror too. All the items are enticing! That is why both Bellissima and Flying Lizard have been in the business for quite some time. They are selling beautiful jewelry designs at amazing prices. I'm going to check out some of your items in person soon.
    Shirley Lake Vintage Jewelry

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23. 

    Paul Baylay
    

    January 21st, 2011 at 9:05 pm

    World domination? Who will park the car when you get there? But I get the feel for this.. tanks refitted with lip stick holders, compact mirrors and day glo lighting. Not to mention the shoe rack.

    If you need a double agent give me a call..

24. 

    BMTHESPIAN
    

    September 24th, 2011 at 9:43 am

    The PCs wont be good enough for the clams, because the height of your tank is large for a reef tank. The MH could be stepped up to a 250 watt, because 175 is on the smaller size for supporting clams. Your current set up is fine for almost all corals, depending on their placement in the tank. I would also do A LOT of research on the Odyssea lights. I have heard more bad than good about this brand. Good luck.

25. 

    torquestomp
    

    October 10th, 2011 at 6:04 am

    Does this 4D principle, applies to or the same as the colors black, red and blue that represents these x, y, & z axis? And the 4th is represented by what color? Could it be green?

    And what letter or symbol represent the 4th dimension?

    Is the principle you have cited is now applied in our current technology?

    Thank you for your question posted. Mine were all assumption and theoretical so it is really interesting to know what you have to say about this.

26. 

    WebDyr - Web Directory
    

    November 12th, 2011 at 1:09 pm

    Reflections Black and White Compact –

27. 

    **Kitty*nyc*
    

    November 25th, 2011 at 10:40 am

    the fact that it's as american as apple pie