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7/6/11

Avatar The Last Airbende The Most Amazing Cartoon I Had Watched


Avatar The Last Airbender has no analogue TV Show. In this masterpiece blends the two styles, anime and cartoon, that's why this TV Show is called anime-cartoon. However, in any way it is not anime TV show. Actually, after review of all 60 series (lasting a little less than half hour) you can be led to image that is a more cartoon, but of course there you can find and anime elements.
All the action revolves around a major character Avatar - the Aang. His mission was to save the world from the tyranny of the Fire Nation. Aang was a twelve-year-old boy, who in circumstances froze himself and his flying bison Appa in a piece of ice for 100 years (one century). After 100 years when he already was 112, he was freed from the iceberg by Katara the waterbender, and her brother Sokka the warrior. Although Aang was 112 year old, he seemed and he was like the 12 years old boy.
Avatar The Last Airbender

Avatar The Last Airbender


Have you ever seen Aang from Avatar The Last Airbender TV Show? This is a unique anime-cartoon film, which consists of 3 books and about 60 series. The main and unique character is - Aang. He has an interesting personality and admires with his childish pureness, an adult monk wisdom and great power management. Maybe sometimes he behaves careless, childish, but very often his works are huge and very necessary for the people and the world. Aang was the last Airbender, and he was discovered in a piece of ice by Katara and Sokka. At the beginning, he didn't understand in what position he had appeared and what kind of mission was waiting for him.
Aang Avatar the last airbender

7/5/11

Justin Bieber meets fan who lost dad in 9/11

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Teen idol Justin Bieber made a dream come true for a fan whose father died in 9/11 and proved US President Barack Obama is a man of his word. Obama met 14-year-old Payton Wall at an event at Ground Zero last month and told her he could arrange a meeting with Bieber. The White House contacted Bieber the same day — and last week the singer made good on Obama's promise by meeting Payton in New York. Bieber posed for snaps with Payton, her sister Avery and friend Madison Roberson. The meeting happened shortly after Bieber made an appearance to promote his fragrance Someday at Macy's, sparking a near riot by his devoted fans. Thrilled Payton proudly posted one of her snaps with Bieber on her Facebook page, making it her profile picture. The New Jersey teen told the New York Post: "It was so cool. I couldn't even believe it. He just said 'Hi.' He was asking us about the perfume and if we were wearing it." The three girls lost their fathers — Cantor Fitzgerald executives Glen James Wall and Donny Robertson — in the 9/11 attack on the Twin Towers. Obama had told Payton: "I know Justin. Maybe I could set something up." And sure enough, he did.

Justin Bieber working on next album


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Justin Bieber has revealed that he has started work on his next album. The 17-year-old said that he is in the planning and recording stages, and said that this time he is going to focus more on himself and less on collaborations with the likes of Chris Brown, Kanye West and Ludacris. "I want to work a lot with myself," he told MTV News. "And write a lot myself. I will be working with a lot of other producers and stuff like that, but I'm just writing a lot, writing on tour. "[I'm] writing about how I feel and producing. I've been producing on my laptop and on my computer," he said. "I've been really into it and, hopefully, this next album will be huge." And he insisted that he is going to let the creative juices flow freely on his next offering. "I've done a lot on my acoustic guitar, so it's gonna have that vibe," he explained. "I'm not gonna really limit myself. I think music is music, and genre - I mean, I know there's country music, there's rock music, but my music is different. My voice is not meant for any style. I just want to make music."