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Jeffrey Marty : A biography of Stacey Dash's Ex-husband
Jeffrey Marty is the ex-husband of American actress and former talk show host Stacey Dash. Marty recently found himself in the media spotlight after he had marital problems with his ex-wife Stacey Dash. Stacy was in Florida on the night of Sunday, September 29th due to a domestic battery. Police took Marty's then-wife into custody after Marty got into a fight with her around 7:45 p.m. They were in their New Port Richey apartment when Marty's then-wife, Stacy Dash, pushed him and hit him in the face
By Biographies2 years ago in Education
First ever human photo captured was by mistake
here are five incredible facts about portrait photography that you probably didn't know before number five the first ever picture taken of a human being was a mistake in the year 1838 louis degare one of the fathers of photography was about to take a photo of boulevard to temple a street in paris france the thing is because the camera had an exposure time of seven minutes it also managed to capture a young man who just happened to be shining his shoes on the street louis de guerre took many other photos in that same area in one of them he managed to capture a metal boot buckle and in another photo taken from the front door of his home at 77 boulevard to temple you can clearly see a puddle created by rain such amazing photos when you consider how far back in time they were shot number four portraits used to be of dead people now this one was kind of creepy you see many of the portraits you see today that were shot in the victorian era are pictures of dead bodies in the victorian era people took portraits of dead people because it was a way to remember them it was also done for religious reasons some people believe that by taking a portrait of a dead person they would have a better afterlife this is because the photograph was thought to capture and preserve the essence of that person and so they could preserve their soul in that perfect state forever the same way photographs freeze them in one state and kept them that way forever to help their journey into heaven go a lot smoother a lot of people placed objects of spiritual significance on or near the dead person this is why you would often see these subjects with things like crowns scepters globes armor and musical instruments now this becomes even more creepy when you consider the fact that taking a single photo would last for hours these family members had to hold their dead relative in place for hours on end just to take a photo i mean talk about doing it for the gram number three why nobody smiles in old portraits there are actually a few reasons why you never see anyone smile in old portraits the first is that the exposures were too long and nobody could hold a smile for that long the second reason still has to do with the long exposure but for something slightly different you see to keep themselves perfectly still for the many hours it took the camera to get the shot people had to hold themselves upright with back braces have you ever been held upright with a back brace there's definitely nothing to smile about in that situation and finally a lot of subjects just don't smile because well they're dead number two the first selfie was taken in 1839 people often say that our generation is so obsessed with ourselves that we created the selfie but nothing could be further from the truth in fact since as far back as humans could photograph other things we started to take selfies photographs shot by us for us about us the first selfie was actually taken in 1839 barely a year after the first human was ever photographed this historic selfie was taken by robert cornelius an american chemist and photographer nearly 150 years later the selfie stick was invented in the 1980s not in the 2000s like you would think however it wasn't popular at the time because digital cameras didn't exist yet the cameras that did exist were very expensive to own and they weighed a ton certainly not comfortable to hold on a stick fast forward to today and you could get a really good selfie stick for like less than ten dollars use it to prop up your iphone and get really crispy and amazing shots that people of the past could have only dreamed of now that's futuristic technology before we take a look at our craziest portrait photography fact of the day here are some honorable mentions the term selfie was coined in 2002 by a drunk australian the first use of the word can be traced to a post on abc online in september 2002 that read um drunk out of mates 21st i tripped over and landed lip first with front teeth coming a very close second on a set of steps i had a hole about one centimeter long right through my bottom lip and sorry about the focus it was a selfie the headless photo trend long before the arrival of photoshop we have always looked for ways to manipulate our photos this craving sparked the headless portrait craze in the victorian era the victorian era was certainly a very creepy time to be living in hey if you've been enjoying this video please let us know by hitting the like button subscribe to the channel already and turn on the bell notifications so you never miss an upload and without further ado our number one fact of the day is you have a good side it's your left side if you've been trying to find your angles for a long time without any success then you're in luck today i'm here to tell you that scientifically your good side is your left side according to a study conducted by kelsey blackburn and james shrillow from wake forest university the left side of our face expresses more intense emotions compared to the right side of our face which is why the left side of our face is often perceived to be more attractive so next time you're having trouble picking out a pose that works for your portraits turn your left cheek and smile the camera will love you for that and there we have it five portrait photography facts that you probably didn't know five minutes ago thank you very much for reading.
By Kevin H.Junior2 years ago in Education
The Impact of USA Security Forces on Afghanistan: Before and After Analysis
Introduction: The involvement of USA security forces in Afghanistan has been a significant chapter in modern history, marked by complex geopolitical dynamics, military operations, and efforts to stabilize the region. From the early days of intervention to the withdrawal of troops, the impact on Afghanistan has been profound and multifaceted. In this blog, we delve into the before and after effects of USA security forces' presence in Afghanistan, examining key statistics, trends, and shifts in the country's political, social, and economic landscape.
By Anagha garud2 years ago in Education
Role of AI in Revolutionizing Banking Services
Well, it’s now in front of everyone’s eyes how AI is maximizing each sector’s growth to an extent. Whether it’s the healthcare industry, gaming industry, agriculture industry, or banking industry, there’s no such industry on this earth that hasn’t been directly or indirectly affected by AI (and by affected we mean it positively!). However, today we’ll only be talking about one industry and that is the banking industry.
By Shubham Bharti2 years ago in Education
Skills Needed to Become a Blockchain Developer
A blockchain developer's job involves developing and maintaining blockchain systems; hence, they need creativity and problem-solving skills besides knowing technical aspects. This blog exclusively elucidates the essential skills a blockchain developer must have.
By Manoj Kumar2 years ago in Education
A Lesson in Confidence from First Grade
I was in first grade when I moved to a new school. After a few days, we had our assembly. This might not be big for everyone, but for a 7-year-old, it was huge. My teacher told me that I would be participating in an assembly. I was hesitant, but by that time, I had made a few friends.
By Ainy Abraham2 years ago in Education
Broken Sleep
Researchers have discovered that experiencing two nights of disrupted sleep can lead individuals to feel significantly older, with psychologists in Sweden revealing that volunteers felt over four years older after being limited to just four hours of sleep for two nights in a row. This highlights the importance of consistent and restful sleep in preventing individuals from feeling older than their actual age.
By Tahmid Islam2 years ago in Education
The Mystery of the Marriage Covenant. Content Warning.
Marriage, often celebrated as a union of two souls, is a profound covenant that transcends the physical realm. Embedded within its sacredness lies a mystery—a mystery veiled in divine design and eternal significance. As we unravel the enigma of the marriage covenant, we delve into the depths of its spiritual essence, recognizing it as a one-way ticket ordained by God, where souls intertwine, becoming one, with no provision for separation save by death.
By Rev Dr. Alexander Fenning-Sencherey2 years ago in Education
Our body is a microbe!
We humans tend to obsess over cleanliness. We wear masks in public when we feel a cold coming on, we cover ourselves daily in scented soaps and antibacterial gel, and we’re crazy about our hand sanitizer. But no matter how much we steam, sterilize or scrub ourselves, we’re still outnumbered by our inner ecosystem. Meet your “microbiome.”
By Abeer Abbas2 years ago in Education
Yellow Bus Movie Review- Unveiling Negligence and Pursuit of Justice
Yellow Bus Movie Review is very good. The film highlights the remarkable story of Wendy Bednarz's feature film debut, an emotional tale surrounding the preventable death of a young girl abandoned on a school bus. Anand, brilliantly portrayed by Tannishtha Chatterjee, sets out in search of justice. She uncovers disturbing details, shedding light on the horrific incident and the tragic end caused by negligence.
By Yellow Bus Movie Review2 years ago in Education
