I just noticed today that the front half of the top of my head and sides are grey, but the rest of my head is my normal color.
Could there be a hair product I used to use that affects my hair like this, maybe just the areas I put it on?
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I tried it using my panel at 650nm on the top of my head. That frequency usually doesn’t get through the skin, let alone the skull, but it’s been giving me headaches even after a couple of minutes.
Maybe it’s because the skin in my head has a lot of nitric oxide and it being dumped into my bloodstream in bulk?
Any ideas would be welcome.
I’ve been digesting the last season and I have some theories. I’d love to hear everyone’s opinions:
Thaddeus. He’s going to become something new. His arm is going to grow back, but it won’t be human. If they go the Minotaur route it could be a tentacle.
House. He’s going to wheel and deal with Lucy and Maximus to get them to do what he needs done. Lucy has access to the Executive Vault, but I’ve no doubt that House can offer her more secrets in return for her and Max running “errands” for him like the Courier did (the “business” he wanted to discuss with Coop).
Lucy and Max. They have access to a vault with unlimited pre-war goods. Not only can they improve life for the people of Freeside but they can offer the NCR remnants new weapons and a potential new base. But they’re at their best when around Coop, so will there be a reason to follow him to Colorado?
Coop. It feels almost like his journey is just beginning. I’m betting he’ll be more positive now with a real goal to follow. There’s probably an area of Colorado he talked to Barb about, a place he liked and wanted to move to. That’ll be his next stop. And no doubt along the way he’ll bump into the Enclave (I’m foresee some Tesla armor getting shorted out when the try to takedown Coop).
I’ve been using my panel and had good luck, but I’m shifting to full-body so I’ve looking at mats/“sleeping bag” for RLT.
One thing that’s stopping me is the universal warning about always staying 1 foot away from the RL source, because close proximity results in a much more intense effect, yet people have been using them and giving them good reviews with no mishaps.
Has anyone used a mat/bag long-term and have anything good/bad to say about them?
Thanks!
I came across the cache of unfinished plots and unused ideas over on tvtropes.org. Some of them are amazing so I thought I'd share them:
Tim Minear elaborated on the vial and syringe Inara was seen with in the pilot episode "Serenity", explaining that it was a drug which, if she were raped, would cause the rapist to die a horrible death. Inara would have been kidnapped by Reavers, and the crew would track her down. When Mal enters the Reaver ship, he finds all the Reavers dead. He would then see Inara after she has been horribly brutalized, take her hand and treat her like a lady. According to Minear, this was one of Joss Whedon's first ideas regarding the kinds of stories they would tell through the series.
Alan Tudyk, Gina Torres and Sean Maher imagined the couples of the show (Wash/Zoe and Simon/Kaylee) having children and living onboard Serenity, with Zoe arguing with Jayne over who's going to teach the kids about guns.
Alan Tudyk also had a concept where they would transport feral dogs for dogfighting, and then River would commune with the dogs and actually tame them, rendering them useless.
Adam Baldwin came up with a scenario where Jayne would get his own ship and try to compete with Mal, fail badly and end up returning to Serenity a bit more humbled.
Nathan Fillion pitched an elaborate story with a moral dilemma that he heard from Joss Whedon, where the crew would land on a planet and would be treated very well, before learning that the planet was dying and the inhabitants want Mal to help them escape. However the planet is so distant that if they take on refugees they will run out of air, unless they meet another ship. Mal pretends to agree, and while the crew are sleeping, takes control of Serenity and flees the planet. As they escape, they never meet another ship, and realize if they saved the people they all would have died. Mal then assumes responsibility for their actions, emphasizing that what happened was his fault alone.
According to a 2013 interview with Joss Whedon “I had planned to do an episode of Firefly with Amy and Alexis and James Marsters as part of a travelling Shakespeare troupe. Because it’s sort of a staple of the John Ford Westerns, there’s always that over-the-top theatre guy. And I thought it would be terrific to have them to try and put on a play in the cargo bay.”
The role of Malcolm Reynolds was originally meant for Nicholas Brendon, but he was busy with Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Neil Patrick Harris auditioned for the role of Simon Tam before Sean Maher was cast.
In the Comic-Con panel for the series' 10th anniversary, which included Joss Whedon himself, an audience member asked Joss how the series ending would have differed from Serenity had the first season been confirmed as the only season of Firefly. Joss replied that he would not have killed anyone, and that the back-stories of Inara and Book would have been further elaborated.
The RPG includes a plot that would have been part of the second season, that the Alliance is on the brink of economic collapse and trying very hard to prevent this by covering it up.
Joss Whedon gave an interview around the time Serenity came out, where he stated that, had the show lasted multiple seasons, he had an idea to include a cameo by Spike sometime around Season 6, retroactively incorporating Firefly into the Buffyverse. The scene would involved Mal encountering Spike in a bar on one of the border planets, where the British Vampire would resignedly tell him "Nothing ever changes".
There would have been some further development of Inara and Mal's relationship, and Inara would have confirmed that she is terminally ill in Season 2. Inara's illness was used for the plot of the tie-in novel Firefly: Life Signs.
Jayne would've been revealed to have been the co-founder for the Blue Suns corporation, but was forced out. Thus explaining why he puts up the front of being a brainless thug when he's obviously smarter than that — he just doesn't believe in hard work anymore and wants as little responsibility as possible.
We've seen a lot of Ricks, and many of them were tormented when Rick Prime killed they're Diane's, but...why?
The only hint we've gotten is that they turned down RP's invitation to join him on the adventures through the Multiverse (which is kinda contradictory as that would mean they wouldn't have protal travel to chase him). But are they ever going to give us an explanation of why RP would even do that?
Many of the Ricks are evil, sadistic, nihilistic, even downright evil, but none of them have been malevolent enough to kill a family member in all of the Central Finite Curve.
tl;dr How did Rick Prime get so messed up mentally he'd want to wipe out Diane in all dimensions?
He's behind bars and yelling draws officer's attention? I don't get it.