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    January 20, 1929 - United States

    The first full-length motion picture in the U.S. filmed outdoors was released by Fox Film Corporation. Re-titled as In Old Arizona, it was adapted from a short story by O. Henry, “The Caballero's Way.” The black and white Western was a box-office hit, starring Oscar-winning Warren Baxter as “The Cisco Kid,” a carefree Mexican bandit who outwits the sheriff trying to capture him. A review in the New York Times referred to “the novelty of the Movietone,” listed various incidental sounds and particularly noted the welcome new consideration that the sound of galloping grew fainter and fainter in the distance. Film locations included Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, the Mojave Desert in California and San Juan Capistrano mission.

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    January 20, 1998 - United States

    American researchers announced they have cloned calves that may produce medicinal milk. Dr James Robl at the University of Massachusetts and Dr Steven Stice of Advanced Cell Technology were the first to clone cows from fetal cells in which human genes were spliced into cattle DNA. Creating two identical, genetically engineered calves are a step towards the mass production of human drugs in animals. Their goal was to turn cows into drug factories, mass producing milk that contains human proteins important for treating human diseases. The scientists used a variation on the techniques previously used in Edinburgh, Scotland, to create the cloned sheep Dolly. Cows would be better producers of the proteins than sheep because they make more milk.

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Hair sticks are in the fashion due to its advantages as pure adornment and decoration that can instantly jazz up your plain hairstyles.

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Very small hair accessories hair sticks that might not be of much importance to you was once sold for $2,500. Going in details Mizuki hair stick that is not available now, was sold for $2,500 as per the report published in 2000 to 2001 in Harper is Bazarre Magazine says and this is surely effective enough to change your view towards hair accessories. Most historians believe that hair sticks first appeared many centuries ago in the Orient and both women and men in their hair often used them but it is unclear whether the hair sticks were used as functional hair tools to hold the hair in place or as elaborate decorative jewels. Any way, hair sticks have gone from a relatively inconceivable type of hair accessory that was worn mainly by the long tresses in the past few years but today the scene says a different story. Hair sticks options have blasted and they are available in every various length.

Looking at the record of popularity, hair sticks cycle in and out as hot fashion hair accessories several times and it is worn for purely adornment reasons and not for functional reasons. It is available in every various length from as short as 2 inches to as long as 12 inches and are found in every conceivable type of material from the traditional wood and metal to inexpensive chopsticks, plastic sticks, knitting needles, bone, glass, faux tortoise shell and a myriad of ceramic, cellulose and other unusual compositions. Moreover, the most important thing about these hair accessories is that they are easy to wear. You just need to slide them into thick braids to accent the beautiful plaits or twist them into a French Twist to show off the seam or you can even pop them into two fat hair twists to show off the twists. But it has found that one of the most basic hair styles that can take either functional or decorative advantage of hair sticks is the basic hair knot.

Besides the size and the material, attention has also been paid to the appearance also. You can find handmade hair sticks that are shaped from very long feathers, fire polished glass, foils, rare, discontinued Swarovski crystals to hand fashioned antique beads, and other amazing jeweled pieces. They are also found to be fashioned with leather, silk, velvet and brocade outer wrappings. Now you can instantly jazz up your plain hairstyles with the addition of gorgeous jeweled hair sticks as accent pieces. You can also develop unique hair looks that range from very romantic to hot and sassy with your innovative ideas and hair accessories. The most important thing about these is that they can be worn in business and professional settings also.

Although it is not known much about its appearance officially in the hair scene but it is definitely true that it is not the matter of present but of past. Hair sticks getting the recognition in the world of fashion due to its advantages as pure adornment and decoration so they are in the fashion today.

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