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Indianapolis, IN 46260
Park Central North Apartments
- 2 bedrooms 1200 - 1400 square feet
- 3 bedroom 1659 square feet
- Eat-in Kitchen with Pantry
- Microwave
- Formal Dining Room with Additional Shelving
- Large Pets Welcome
- Carports and Garages
- Cedar Closets and Walk-in Closets
- Courtyard Views and Park-Like Setting
- Washington Townhship Schools
- Swimming Pool
- Total Electric Apartments
Choose from 1, 2 & 3 bedroom pet friendly apartments for rent on the North side of Indianapolis. Large floorplans in Washington Township Schools.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Brighton Park Apartments
- One, Two, and Three Bedroom Rentals
- Up To 2 Pets Accepted
- Large Square Footage
- Northside / Near Northwest Location
- Swimming Pool & Fitness
- Walk-in Closets
- Washer & Dryer Connections
- Extra Storage
- Washington Township Schools
- Directly Behind St. Vincent Hospital
- Dishwasher & Garbage Disposal
- Business Center
Brighton Park is a community in the heart of Indianapolis' Northwest side featuring 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartment homes. Receive a free carport with every apartment home. Offering swimming pool, tennis courts, fitness center, playground, tanning bed, free Wi-Fi in our clubhouse and 30 acres of beautiful landscaping. Walking distance to St.Vincent Hospital. Minutes to Keystone at the Crossing, I-465 and US 31 and downtown Indy. Excellent Washington Township School system. Pets welcome.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Meridian Lakes Apartments
- Washer/Dryer in Select Plans
- Huge Private Patio or Balcony
- Free Waterfall or Lake Views
- Fitness Center
- NEW Business Center
- 4 Stocked Lakes
- Swimming Pool w/Sun Deck
- Brick Carports
- Easy Commute to Downtown via Meridian Street
- Washington Township Schools
- Minutes to Broad Ripple and Castleton
- Quick Application Processing!
Meridian Lakes apartment homes in Indianapolis, IN offers huge one and two bedroom apartments with updated kitchens and baths, built-in microwave, a private patio or balcony with amazing water views. Many floor plans include washer/dryer connections, and we can even provide the equipment for your convenience! Amenities include a resort-inspired swimming pool, NEW business center, library and fitness center. Brick carports are available near most apartments. Meridian Lakes is convenient located within Meridian Hills, an easy commute to downtown, Castleton and Keystone at the Crossing; only five minutes to Broad Ripple.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
- Gated Entry
- 24 Hour Fitness Center
- 2 and 3 Bedroom Townhomes
- Studio, 1,and 2 Bedroom Apartments
- Washer and Dryer Included in All Apartments
- Pet Friendly Including Large Dogs
- Appliance Upgrade Packages Available
- Located Close To St. Vincent Medical Center
- Minutes To Keystone Fashion Mall & Traders Point
- 2 Pools with Sundeck & Playground
- Picnic Area with Grills
- Sand Volleyball
Outstanding northwest location, with studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments, 24-hour fitness center, tanning salon, two pools, family play area, and more! Every home features a washer and dryer. Also enjoy ceiling fans and walk-in closets. Minutes from St. Vincent Hospital, the Pyramids, and Downtown Indianapolis. Pet Friendly.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
North Willow Apartments and Town Homes
- Private Entries
- Washer/Dryer Available
- Wood Burning Fireplaces in Select Plans
- Private Patio or Balcony
- Carports Available
- Some Plans Feature Breakfast Bars
- Built-In Microwave
- New Business Center
- New Fitness Center
- Tennis Court
- Pool and Sun Deck
- Washington Township Schools
North Willow offers huge one and two bedroom garden and three bedroom townhomes, each with oversized kitchen with breakfast bar and all major appliances; plenty of pantry space, too. Washer/dryer connections are within most homes; all have a private patio or balcony. Fireplaces are available, too. Relax pool side, play some tennis or work out in the fitness center. Carports are available. We are located within Washington Township School District, across the street from St. Vincent Hospital.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Turtle Creek Apartments of Indianapolis
- Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments For Rent
- Award-Winning Studios
- Lighted Carports Available*
- Patio Or Balcony
- *Restrictions Apply. Call For Details
- Great Location!
- Close to St. Vincent Hospital & Keystone Crossing
- Free Tanning Bed
Studio, 1, & 2 Bedroom Apartments For Rent on the Northside of Indianapolis. Turtle Creek Apartments offers a variety of floor plans ranging from unique studios to spacious two-bedroom apartment homes. We also have an array of amenities designed to enhance your living experience. These amenities include a refreshing swimming pool, elevators, 24-hour cardio-fitness center, complimentary tanning bed, lighted tennis courts, and our most impressive featureits affordable!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Fountainhead Apartments
- Large Pets Accepted
- Dog Run
- Laundry Facilities
- Swimming Pool
- Tennis Court
- Volleyball Court
- Large Pets Accepted
- Individual Outside Apartment Entrances
Fountainhead Apartments features studio, 1, 2, 3, & 4 bedroom apartments for rent on Indianapolis' North Side, and with easy access to I-465. We are a pet friendly community complete with a dog run where your large pets are welcome. Washer and dryer included in some units. Enjoy the swimming pool, sand volleyball, tennis court, and friendly customer service.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Landmark Apartments & Townhomes of Indianapolis
- 13 Unique Floor Plans
- Cozy Dens & Lofts
- Cathedral Ceilings
- Generous, Walk-In Closets
- Fun Swimming Pool with Sundeck
- Tennis & Volleyball
- Unique Studios, One & Two Bedroom Apartments
- Spacious One, Two & Three Bedroom Loft Townhomes
Discover Landmark Apartments in Indianpolis, IN offering studio, 1 or 2 bedroom apartments and 3 bedroom townhomes for rent with unusual features like cathedral ceilings, large walk-in closets, and large patios or balconies. Landmark Apartments offers a lifestyle unique to apartment living. We invite you to tour our community and see the difference for yourself. Landmark's great location means being close to Nora, Broad Ripple, and Park 100. Call for your tour today!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Pickwick Farms
- 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes
- Includes Full Basic Cable ($700 value)
- Pet Friendly
- Easy Access to I-465, Minutes from Downtown
- Furnished Apartments Available
- Swimming Pool and Fitness Center
- 40-Unit Coin Laundry Facility On-Site
- Extra Storage/Huge Closets
Pickwick Farms Apartments located in Indianapolis, Indiana. We offer 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartment homes along with furnished apartments with short term leases. Easy access to I-465, I-65, shopping, dining and entertainment. Minutes from St. Vincent hospital and Wal-Mart. 15 minutes from downtown Indianapolis. Amenties include Fitness Center, Indoor Racquetball and Swimming Pool. Call or stop by today!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Forest Ridge Apartments
- Washer and Dryer Connections
- Washington Township Schools - Foxhill Elementary
- Pet Friendly
- Swimming Pool and Business Center
- 1, 2, 3, & 4 Bedroom Apartments
- Walk-in Closets and Extra Storage
- Close to St. Vincent's, The Pyramids, and I-465
- Affordable Housing with Water, Sewer & Trash Paid
Forest Ridge Apartments features 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom affordable apartments for rent on the North side of Indianapolis close to I-465. Forest Ridge Apartments features washer and dryer connections, front and back patios, walk-in closets and water, sewer, trash paid. Enjoy our swimming pool, playground, picnic area, and business center. Laundry center onsite. Pet friendly. Washington Township Schools.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Retreat Northwest
- 1, 2, & 3 Bedrooms, Lofts Available
- Large Pool with Sundeck,
- Washer & Dryer in Unit/Connections
- Playground
- Pet Friendly & Large Pets Welcome
- Free WiFi in Business Center
- Fully Stocked Lake for Fishing
- Brand New On-Site Laundry!
Newly Renovated with Large Floor Plans. Swimming Pool, Brand New Fitness Center, Wi-Fi Cafe, W/D Connections, Pet Friendly and much more!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
The Springs Apartment Homes
- Wood Burning Fireplace Included!
- Washer/Dryer Included!
- Brand New Fitness Center
- Garages Included With All Apartments
- Stainless Steel Appliances / Granite
- Spectacular Waterside Views
- Custom Two Tone Paint and Brushed Nickel Fixtures
- Spectacular waterside views
The Springs is located in Indianapolis, IN. Minutes from I-465, Keystone at the Crossing, Castleton, Nora and more! One and two bedroom apartments with free washer/dryer, fireplace and garage with every apartment. Brand New Fitness Center with free tanning salon, or enjoy the lighted sports court, pool and hot tub. Stainless steel appliances and granite countertops are available as well! Pet Friendly! Call for details!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
The Villas
- Studio, 1, 2, and 3 Bedrooms
- Washer/Dryer Connections in Selected Units
- Walk-In Closets
- Laundry Facility
- Sparkling Pool
- Washington Township Schools
- Near Public Transportation
- Oversized Balconies/Patios
Choose from 13 different floor plans on the northwest side of Indianapolis, IN. This community offers studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with easy access to Crooked Creek Shopping Center.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Oakbrook Park Apartments
- Now Accepting Section 8
- Refreshing Swimming Pool with Sun Deck
- Wii Lounge
- Pet Friendly and Large Pets Welcome
- Washer & Dryer Located in each Building
- Gym Quality Fitness Center
- Bark Park
- Private Patio & Balcony
We have a variety of 1 and 2 bedroom floorplans. Choose from a 1 bedroom 1.5 bath with a den or 2 bedroom 2 bath apartments and cottages. We now accept Section 8. Call us today to schedule your tour!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Preserve at Willow Springs, The
- Brand New Green Living, Eco-Friendly Community
- Front Loading Washer & Dryer Included
- Quartz Countertops
- Adjacent to St. Vincent Medical Complex
- Fitness Center & Kinesis Machines
- Attached Garages
- Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
- Saltwater Swimming Pool
The Preserve at Willow Springs is a brand new eco-friendly community with the best in green living features on the North side of Indianapolis near St. Vincent and the Pyramids. Attached garages and washer & dryer included in all units. Stay fit at our fitness center with kinesis machines, salt-water swimming pool, and walking trails. Live green using our electric vehicle charging stations, tankless water heaters, bicycle storage, and community garden. Located off Township Line Rd & 86th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Estates at Crystal Bay
- 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments For Rent
- Washer & Dryer Connections
- Individual Entrances & Patios
- Swimming Pool
- Tennis Courts
- Basketball Courts
- Picnic Areas
- Pet Friendly - Certain Breed Restrictions Apply
Estates at Crystal Bay apartments in Indianapolis, IN offers spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent with washer and dryer connections, private entrances and patios, and energy efficient central heat and air. The community boasts distinctive living with swimming and wading pools, basketball and tennis courts, play and picnic areas and is pet friendly. The location offers convenient access to downtown and I465. Call us today!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Barrington Estates
- Offers 1,2 Apartments, 1,2 and 3 Townhomes
- Fitness Center
- Washington Township Schools
- Washer & Dryer Connections in Select Units
- Carports/Garages
- Large Pets Welcome
Barrington Estates apartments & townhomes located on the Northwest side of Indianapolis offers 1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes and 1,2 and 3 bedroom townhomes with special features within each floor plan. Short driving distance from I-465 and downtown Indianapolis. Located in Washington Township Schools. There is outside storage in select units, garages and carports. Washer and Dryer connections in select units and on-site laundry facility. Large Pets welcome! Call us today!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
Hampton Court Apartments of Indianapolis
- 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments
- Laundries In Each Common Hall
- Reserved Covered Parking Available
- Professionally Managed by the Gene B. Glick Co.
- Pet Friendly, Pets Welcome
- Trash Pick Up Included
Take a new look at Hampton Court Apartments of Indianapolis, a refreshing approach to the rental lifestyle. Many of our uniquely designed, 1 bedroom apartment homes have been recently rejuvenated with new interior finishes. Residents at our community now also have convenient access to nearby amenities (Including a Swimming Pool, Community Center for Social Events, and Sport Courts) in addition to our well-situated laundry centers and pristine community landscapes.
Indianapolis, IN 46260
- 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom Apartments in Indianapolis, IN
- Large Floor Plans & Extra Storage
- W/D Connections in Each Unit
- Large Swimming Pool and Picnic Area
- Large Dogs and Cats Welcome
- Private Balcony or Patio
Creekwood Apartments is located on the northside of Indianapolis, IN close to St. Vincent's Hospital and provides an easy commute to downtown Indianapolis. These apartments offer 7 spacious floorplans featuring fully equipped kitchens, walk-in closets, private balconies or patios and we are pet-friendly. The community offers a swimming pool, picnic areas, playground, lots of green space and youth programs. Call us today to make Creekwood your new home!
Indianapolis, IN 46260
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UW-Eau Claire VITA continues to extend reach in community; Students prepare over 1,000 tax returns
April 15th has come and gone. University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire accounting lecturer Brenda Thalacker and the 52 accounting students who worked under her this tax season can finally catch their breath.
Thalacker is coordinator of the UW-Eau Claire Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA), a special program of the Internal Revenue Service and the Wisconsin Department of Revenue that provides free tax-return assistance to low-income individuals and families. From February 4 through April 11, UW-Eau Claire accounting students working under Thalacker's supervision prepared 1,015 state and federal returns for taxpayers with annual income under $51,000. This was 370 more returns than last year.
"Our student VITA volunteers were amazing this year," said Thalacker. "We added a third VITA location in Altoona which allowed us to serve more clients. Students responded to this increase in demand by working harder yet still providing the level of professionalism our VITA program is known for."
In addition, 109 individuals prepared and filed their own 2012 tax returns for free using the VITA kiosks located on the UW-Eau Claire campus in Schneider Hall. This brought the total number of returns processed by the UW-Eau Claire VITA to 1124—383 more returns than last year. The VITA kiosk service, which was developed primarily for students, was available to any taxpayer who had a valid UW-Eau Claire email address and annual income of less than $57,000. The kiosks were sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service with additional funding provided by UW-Eau Claire Academic Affairs/Office of the Provost.
The UW-Eau Claire VITA program has played an important role in the community for more than 20 years.
"VITA gives our students a hands-on experience we can't replicate in the classroom," said Thalacker. "By working with actual clients, students enhance their interpersonal communication skills as well as their knowledge of accounting and taxation. They gain all this while providing a valuable service to the community."
For more information about the UW-Eau Claire VITA, contact Brenda Thalacker, VITA coordinator, UW-Eau Claire Department of Accounting and Finance, or visit www.uwec.edu/COB/departments/accountingfinance/vita.htm.


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Minimally invasive surgery is performed without making a major incision or opening, resulting in fewer traumas for the patient and yielding significant cost savings. These are results of shorter hospitalization times and reduced therapy requirements. Other benefits of minimally invasive surgery are less pain, less need for postsurgical pain medication, less scarring, and less likelihood of complications related to the incision.
Thus, minimally invasive surgery is defined either as based on the operative procedure (e.g., small incisions) or the outcome (reduced surgical complications or costs). However, minimally invasive is not the same as minor surgery. Some "minimally invasive" procedures, (e.g., coronary artery bypass surgery), are still major operations requiring a hospital stay.
In minimally invasive surgery, a miniature camera is introduced into the body through a small incision. It transmits images to a video monitor, enabling the physician to diagnose and, if necessary, treat a variety of conditions. To do this, the physician inserts surgical instruments and auxiliary devices, such as irrigation and drainage devices, through one or more small incisions.
Minimally invasive procedures share some important characteristics with minimally invasive surgery, but should not be confused with either ambulatory ("walk-in") or noninvasive surgery.
Some types of minimally invasive surgery can be performed in an ambulatory (nonhospital) setting, but minimally invasive surgery is not necessarily identical with ambulatory surgery. Attempts to delineate minimally invasive surgery from ambulatory surgery, on the basis of incision size or use of an endoscope or other device to look inside the patient' s body, run into too many exceptions to be very useful.
Perhaps the best way to distinguish minimally invasive surgery from other types of ambulatory surgery is to define it as surgery that if performed using conventional open-incision techniques, requires hospital admission. This definition excludes such minor surgical procedures as vasectomies. These almost never are performed separately in a hospital setting.
In a sense, the ultimate minimally invasive surgery does not require any incision or physical entry into the patient' s body. Examples include the use of ultrasound to break up gallstones and radiation to shrink or kill tumors. For purposes of this report, only those surgical procedures that involve physical access to the body through an incision or a natural orifice are considered minimally invasive surgery.
A growing number of surgical procedures are carried out using minimally invasive techniques. This has created a multibillion-dollar market for specialized devices and instruments used for these procedures. They include monitors and imaging equipment, electrosurgical devices, handheld instruments, auxiliary devices, and accessories.
Because the use of these products is increasing so rapidly, there is a pressing need to develop an up-to-date base of market information to better understand the dynamics of the market for minimally invasive surgical devices and instruments. More than two years have passed since BCC Research published the previous edition of this study, "Trends in the Noninvasive and Minimally invasive Medical Device Market" (HLC051E). It analyzed key growth areas and developed quantitative market projections.
Since then, the market has continued to evolve. The population served by established markets is aging, bringing new surgical needs, while new markets are opening up. Technological advances have expanded the range of surgical procedures that can be performed using minimally invasive techniques, while giving physicians new tools for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries and pathologies.
Meanwhile, the structure of the healthcare industry is changing, as traditional hospitals consolidate and other healthcare options become available to consumers. This study attempts to give management readers the information and analysis they need to deal with these challenges.
This study meets these needs by analyzing global markets for minimally invasive surgical devices and instruments (see Scope and Format for a definition of these devices) in light of the most recent available information. In addition to looking at current and future markets, the study will analyze technological, demographic, and economic developments that may have a long-term impact on the size and structure of the market for minimally invasive devices and instruments. This report also provides an analysis of the market for minimally invasive devices and instruments by type of surgical procedure, device, end user, and region. The future of minimally invasive surgical equipment also will be discussed, with forecasts for consumption of specific products.
More specific objectives are to:
The report has been written for the minimally invasive surgical interest community, but it is especially tailored for readers with an interest in the marketing and management dimensions of minimally invasive surgical (MIS) devices and instruments. This especially includes readers in:
This report is an analytical business tool whose primary purpose is to describe the minimally invasive surgical devices industry and the U.S. market for these devices. The scope of the study does not include:
The format of the study is organized around the following topics:
Both primary and secondary research methodologies were used in preparing this study. Findings and conclusions are based on information gathered from manufacturers and users of minimally invasive surgical devices, as well as other informed sources. Interview data were combined with information gathered from an extensive review of secondary sources, such as trade publications, trade associations, company literature, and online databases to produce the market estimates contained in this report.
The base year for analysis and projection is 2010. With 2010 as a baseline, market projections were developed for 2011 to 2016. These projections are based on a consensus of primary contacts combined with BCC Research' s understanding of the key market drivers and their impact from a historical and analytical perspective. The analytical methodologies used to generate the market estimates are described in detail in the section on Detailed Market Projections.
All dollar projections presented in this report are in 2010 constant dollars.
Andrew McWilliams is the author of this report. He is a partner in the Boston-based international technology and marketing consulting firm, 43rd Parallel LLC. Mr. McWilliams also is the author of several other BCC Research studies of the surgical and related healthcare markets.


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This was a very nice surprise! I love a little shimmer but can't wear powder shimmer any where near my actual eyelid because it transfers so badly to my crease whenever I blink. Not a good look for more mature hooded eyes..IMHO. However, this beautiful cream shimmer shadow dries fast enough so that it doesn't transfer. Yippee! Once it's on it doesn't budge. Now my eyes can sparkle and shine again! Please note that it's not too shimmery...there's NO glitter here, just a beautiful understated sheen. I think it's very appropriate for eyes of all ages, and it plays extremely well with any other type or color of eyeshadow. Thank you Maybelline!
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Let me start out by saying, I am not a big color tattoo fan. There was a huuuge craze on them when they first came out and I will admit I bought 2, but wasn't totally satisfied with them. They were okay, definitely buildable and made for a nice base, but felt kind of dry to me and not creamy really at all (I own tough as taupe and bad to the bronze.) Well maybelline DEFINITELY stepped it up with barely beige! Not only is it a great base as the others, but it is sooo creamy and a nice neutral color so it can be worn alone without looking kind of spotty. It is also a great base for any eyeshadow color- were as the others you're kind of limited to a color its close to. I absolutely love love love it, and I really wish they would make this a permanent color! I definitely plan on buying a backup :) The only reason i gave it 4 lippies instead of 5 is because it isn't a great "primer" for me sense my eyelids are extremely oily, but I know it works for people who don't have that problem!
Wow, this is my favorite cream eyeshadow to date. I've been waiting for a nude/neutral cream eyeshadow that actually lasts on the lid. I've used this everyday for the past week and a half. If I'm in a rush I will just use this and nothing else. Otherwise I just add a crease color and I'm done with my eyeshadow. I would not try to use this product as a highlighter since the texture is a bit to sticky to blend in that way.
This a beautiful shimmery fleshy beige and looks great under other eyeshadow colors. I plan on buying a back up since it's limited edition.
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I lobe this color! It's perfect as a eyeshadow base which I also use as a primer to make my shadows last longer. The color is absolutely perfect as an everyday color. I use this under WNW's Brulee and Nutty for a long wearing everyday eye.
The other day, I swatched this on my arm and it lasted the whole day--even with the constant washing of hands and rubbing. Really wished this wasn't limited edition, because I'm ready to repurchase it.
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I already have bad to the bronze, the gold one and tough as taupe and when I heard this LE champagne color was available i looked for it everywhere. Finally found the last one at my local Ulta. I too, think it's a great dupe for bare study and even if it isn't, it's a reasonably priced, great packaging, lovely champagne color with a smooth satin finish. This is one of those eye products that I gradually want to collect all of them. They're so accessible, easy to use and long lasting.
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Yeah...I finally have a substitute for my Michael Todd Flutter cream eyeshadow. Just like everyone else has said, this stuff is great. Gives a glow without being glittery or looking too frosty. It's a great champagne color with a neutral base, no pink undertones. I have really oily lids where everything either creases or smudges, but this stuff works well as a base or alone for about 8 hours on me. How come all the best stuff is always LE?
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This is a great all-over lid color. I think it'd make a good primer for the lid area. The color is subtle and light and enables the rest of my eye makeup to pop. Think sheen instead of shine or sparkle. This lasts all day until I'm ready to take it off at night. This is good quality stuff for very little money. It'd be great if Maybelline incorporates this shade, along with other supposedly limited edition ones, into their everyday line.
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These drugstore lines are seriously upping their game. This is better than Bare Study to me. When I tried Bare Study a few years ago, I just remember it being too white-ish & too frosty. Barely Beige when you first slap it on looks like it is going down that same path, but once blended turns into this beautiful beige champagne. It's "glow" is from a soft shimmer and doesn't seem as frosty as Bare Study or even the gold Color Tattoo seemed to me. I tried not to buy it, but resistance was futile. IMO this is the color you want when you are wearing a classic red lipstick and just need that perfect candlelit eye.
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Barely beige is a really gorgeous shade of champagne that makes tired eyes look alive and awake. I'd say this leans more satin than shimmer. I absolutely think this shade is an everyday color that can be worn on it's own without fading or creasing. I got a full 10 hours of wear on a hot muggy day here in Alabama. To all the lovers of color tattoo's, bombard Maybelline with messages to make this color permanent in their range. The price is right, the staying power is awesome, the color range is magnificent, what more could you ask for? If Maybelline keeps this up, MAC is going to suffer significant loss in profits when it comes to their paint pots. Maybelline definitely has a very, very, comparable formula. Don't let this one get away ladies and gents :-)
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So happy I finally found these after searching so many stores! Many Walgreens, Rite Aids, and other drug stores plus WalMart & Kmart do not have these. I finally found some @ Bed, Bath, & Beyond the other day, but they were almost sold out. After trying this and absolutely adoring it, I found a few backups thankfully! This really reminds me of Bare Study paint pot by Mac. Texture wise, it's quite similar, and I wish these had been out b4 I got Bare Study, but oh well, I still love my paint pots too. I have to say I prefer this to Bare Study, I like the color better. I also feel like the formula has improved on these limited edition CTs, they're creamier, and less sheer and spotty like some of the shades in the permanent line. I mostly prefer HE makeup, but when there's something amazing that comes out in the DS, I will be the first to admit it. (and snatch it up)
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To my late Friend Dr. Lenrie Peters: The Gambian Vessel Emptied Of Its Poetry In Appreciation
Thursday, July 02, 2009
Dr. Lenrie Leopold Wilfred Peters, the Gambia's renowned surgeon, poet and novelist, has left us for eternity.
I will borrow from what W.H. Auden said of W.B. Yeats, "Earth has received an honored guest," and The Gambia has lost a great son. According to news reports, Lenrie departed from us on May 27, 2009 at Hôpital Dantec in Dakar, Senegal, after health struggles which resulted in his initial admission at his Kanifing-based Westfield Clinic, one of Gambia's first private clinics, which he founded with Dr. S.J. Palmer, and then the Royal Victoria Teaching Hospital Intensive Care Unit, where, because of inability to arrest his deteriorating condition, he was subsequently rushed to the Dakar hospital.
He died of heart failure. He was close to 77. Earth has received an honored guest, Lenrie Peters is laid to rest. Let the Gambian vessel lie, emptied of its poetry.
Lenrie is the first son of Pa Lenrie and Auntie Kezia Peters. His two older siblings are Bijou Peters- Bidwell (who was married to the late Ernest Bidwell and was trained as a nurse) and Dr. Florence Peters Mahoney, one of the Gambia's most eminent historians and teachers who wrote the locally famous national history book, Stories of The Gambia. Florence's husband is Dr John Mahoney, son of Sir John Mahoney, whom the British historian, Harry Gailey, refers to as: "one of the leaders of the Bathurst (now Banjul) community in the second quarter of the 20th century. .the recognized leader of the Mahoney family which counted some of the most educated and influential people in Bathurst." Augusta Mahoney, Dr John's sister, became the first wife of then Prime Minister Sir D.K. Jawara and therefore the premier first lady of The Gambia.
In family sequence, Lenrie was first son but third child. He was followed by a sister Ruby Peters who worked for UNDP for many years in an administrative and a program management capacity (and who ironically passed away about the same time last year) and Dennis Alaba Peters (the last sibling) who had a career as an actor and who died several years ago in the United States. By all accounts, the Peters' family were a distinguished lot and have left their mark indelibly on the intellectual firmament of The Gambia.
I recalled a day, almost a decade or so ago, during one of my visits to The Gambia, being given a lift by Mr. M.I. Secka, the ex-Auditor General of the Gambia, from Banjul to Serre Kunda. M.I. Secka was a family friend, whom I had the pleasure of working under as my boss during my brief stint out of high school as an audit clerk. That day, on Independence Drive was walking Dr. Florence Mahoney wearing a Mexican-style raffia hat, waving to catch a taxi. Florence had been M.I. Secka's teacher and, as it was the courtesy and respect with which teachers were held in the old days, M.I. Secka stopped to give his old teacher a ride. I had not known Florence but had been familiar with her enormous contributions to Gambian history.
On the ride from Banjul to Serre Kunda, at the fork in the road, near Jeswang or more precisely Sting Corner, Secka diverged to Bakau/Fajara to drop her old teacher close to her house. I kept quiet most of the time, but enjoyed the conversation. What I recalled most memorably was Mr. M.I. Secka, asking her who was older, Lenrie or her, and Florence remarking, "Lenrie is the baby. He is the baby". In a conversation of elders, the "reference" to a "baby" can be tricky. Knowing Lenrie had received his medical degree in 1959, one year after I was born, I could only silently chuckle from the humor about the "baby" reference. Sadly, this "baby," this Lenrie, who was my good friend, has been snatched forever from us by the cruel hands of fate.
Lenrie Peters' family has much hidden distinguished history behind them. The Peters have direct blood relation with the Maxwells, who were the first African graduates of Oxford University. The Maxwells were, by all tests, Afro-Victorians and therefore among Africa's early westernized elites. The elder Maxwell was a Sierra Leonean of Yoruba ancestry who had attended Merton College, Oxford, and graduated with honors in Jurisprudence and served in the Gold Coast and later rose to be the Chief Magistrate of The Gambia in 1887. His son, Joseph Renner Maxwell, was famous for his book titled, The Negro Question, which, in the prevailing racial despair of those days, recognized the equivalence of the Negro's genius and moral qualities with that of
Europeans but advocated "miscegenation" as a way of improving the Negro's physical aesthetics. Perhaps it is such predispositions, predicated not on truth and fact but on psychological shortcomings, which has resulted today in that abominable practice of "skin bleaching" locally known as "hesal." Joseph Renner-Maxwell was only cleverer; he tried to conform to the inadequacies of his times by suggesting to Africans to get rid of their God-given melanin by marrying the lighter races. Lenrie Peters, of course, was a much more enlightened than his Maxwell ancestors were, and he was also a passionate advocate of black and pan-African courses. He was too proud and enlightened to subscribe to the shortcomings of 19th and early 20th century pigmentational sociobiology for social uplift.
Lenrie Peters' family history straddles between Sierra Leone and The Gambia. His family were "liberated Africans" or "aku" or "krio" with some Yoruba ancestry. However, the cultural syncretism of "liberated Africans" made it not that simple to trace tribal lineage to some singular source. Peters, all his life, was aware of this. At the Berlin First Festival of World Cultures held from June 22-July 15 in 1979, the theme was exclusively devoted to African culture. At that festival, Lenrie admitted, "I don't belong to a tribe, you see. My family has been detribalized for nearly four generations. So really, I am like Alex Haley. I am looking for my roots." This search for roots has made Peters overwhelmingly pre-occupied with the theme of homecoming in his stylistically perfected and brilliant poetry.
On a personal level, Lenrie was my good friend. I therefore deeply mourn his loss. Apart from being a world-class medical doctor, Lenrie was the Gambia's most renowned writer and indeed the founding father of modern Gambian literature in English. Gambia has lost two big literary giants-- Ebou Dibba a few years ago-- at a relatively young age; and now that marvellous patriarch, Lenrie Peters. I got to know Lenrie in my high school years in the early seventies and he was both a friend and a mentor, and I usually visited him at Westfield Clinic in Kanifing, where on the margins of his busy medical practice, he will take time off and sit in the yard and review my creative writings and offer advice and encouragement. We became friends ever since. And virtually, every time I visit The Gambia, I will visit Lenrie at his house at Cape Point and spend some time chatting with him. He will be greatly missed as a mentor and friend.
Lenrie's writings as a novelist and poet were world class. His first novel, The Second Round, although not so immediately culturally relevant to the Gambia was described by critics like Charles Larson as a "West African gothic," a novel of homecoming, a novel which attempts first to be a work of art and only secondarily "faithful to an African way of life,"-to quote Larson. Yet, apart from the Sierra Leone-based William Conton's, The African, Lenrie's novel could very well be the first novel written by a Gambian.
Lenrie, however, was best as a poet-and his three poetry collections-Satellites, Katchikali, and Selected Poetry (which included some of his new poems) are among the most intellectual of Africa's contemporary poetry, compared with the poetry of Wole Soyinka. The poems span themes of homecoming, political satire of African dictators-whom Lenrie thought had ruined our continent, celebration of cultural relics like the sacred crocodiles of Katchikali, personal and universal themes. All these are done, utilizing sometimes natural sciences or medical imagery, but always sincere to a Pan-African vision.
The Nigerian Romanus Egudu, a Peters scholar, has noted that, "Of all modern African poets of English expression, he is the least concerned about his own country and most concerned about the fate of the continent as a whole. He considers himself first an African, and secondly a Gambian." This sums it all: Lenrie was a pan-Africanist in his thoughts, writings and convictions. He dreamed, all his life, of a vibrant and revitalized Africa that uses its vast resources to develop its citizenry and that stands proud and dignified against the rest of the world. He was a man of substance and hated empty flamboyance. He will be missed.
What has always impressed me about Lenrie was his entrepreneurial qualities. He was not just a writer. He was a polyvalent, renaissance man. He was one of the first Gambian doctors to get into private practice, after a brief stint working for the government medical service in places as remote as Bansang Hospital. He was also owner of a pharmacy, a real estate owner (owned Lenrie's House in Banjul, before he sold it), a former broadcaster over BBC, Chairman of the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) and the owner of a farm in Yundum/Brikama area. During one of my visits to The Gambia, he one day took me to his farm which had bore holes and some irrigation equipment. If I am not mistaken, he was then growing mangoes for the export market.
I always used to joke with him by telling him that, "Gambia needed more Lenrie Peters. And that if we had more Lenrie Peters, we would be a developed country soon." He would smile or chuckle with that characteristic sneaky, belly-laugh, as if he was suppressing a rich African humanity under some Anglo-Saxon reserve.
Lenrie spoke perfect Cambridge University English; in fact, one could not find an African or a British (for that matter) with an English more polished. I used to say to myself, if one were to hear Lenrie speaking behind a wall without ever having seen him in person, one would think it was the voice of a high class English gentleman. His voice was distinctive and silently authoritative; and he read his poetry with a powerful, melodic anglo-saxon cadence. In fact, given the privilege and elevated status, with which the English language was held in our part of the world, people found Lenrie's English amusing, if not downright intimidating.
Locally, some people used to say in Wolof, "Lenrie kaing, toubab la," a derogatory reference that Lenrie was a "whiteman" because he spoke perfect Cambridge English and kept himself aloof from local idle chit-chat and casual, social circles. For me, this accusation was mere triviaL, for if one truly knew Lenrie, it was never the English sound of his accent, but the deep African humanity and commitment to African culture.
Lenrie knew both of my parents and was also my parent's doctor, especially when they needed critical surgeries. He had performed surgery on both of my parents on a few occasions. The last one was on my father, after dad, at age ninety three, had fallen and suffered a hip fracture. Lenrie did the surgery and, for a while, my dad did well, but later, not atypical of his age, my dad developed clots, and finally his condition worsened and he succumbed to eternity. I was still in the US, but I was told that Lenrie would come every day to our compound to check on my dad's progress. But my dad was battling overwhelming odds, age was not in his favor; finally he succumbed to the odds. What always struck me about Lenrie was his self-effacing kindness.
He was not one given to self-promotion in the repertoire of praise-singers. In much of the medical services he offered to my parents, he would always ask for less or no fees, but my parents, being self-responsible and independent characters, would always insist on paying in full and finally Lenrie would accept payment. However, that gesture of willingness to help at all costs is the real marker of this great Peters.
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Hiya! This is my first time here. We are just starting our first IVF cycle. Today was day 2. I had bloodwork and ultrasound this morning and started Lupron today. I've already been through all the previous testing prior to having unsuccessful IUI in May.
We are nervous, and excited. This is more then likely our only cycle we will be able to do. My friends and family don't know we are trying to conceive because it will make it harder if it isn't successful, having all the questions from them. But it is hard not having support going through this process.
I'm a Nanny of 4 year old Triplets and 2 1/2 year old twins. We really would like to have a family of our own :)
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Hi Amy! Oh my goodness. I am sure you are counting the minutes until you find out the news! How excited you must be! Please let you know what you find out :)
Thank you very much for your support. I am also very glad i have found this board. I have so many questions, and its good to see i'm not the only one! It's all new to me, but determined to remain positive and take one day at a time...giggles that sure does sound good doesn't it, too bad it isn't as easy following through :)
It's all going to be good :) Good luck, I'll keep you in my thoughts and add you to my prayers for that BFP!!!
|Sun, 08-01-2010 - 11:37am
Hi, Robin. Looks like we're cycling around the same time. I just started with Gonal F yesterday. I'll be adding Luveris on Monday. I'm not a fan of needles either, so I'm grateful that the needles seem small so far.
I'm glad you found this group, because the more support you can get, the better. We didn't tell our friends and family at first, but we ended up slowly telling them and have been surprised at how many questions people _don't_ ask. So far, people have been great in respecting our privacy. They're just excited for us. A few times, I've had to say, "We don't really want to talk about why we have to do this," but then the person was respectful. I've also been surprised at how many of my friends and family already know people who have done IVF.
I hope everything goes well for you and a BFP is on the way!
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Hi Lynn! How are things going? So far, things seem to be going okay here. Went for more blood work and ultrasound on Saturday. I have to go again Tomorrow (Tuesday.) I keep trying to "forget" about what we're doing, not to get my hopes up too high. But it isn't working :) It's exciting and scary at the same time. The unknown, but the possibilities!
Please keep me updated on how you are doing :)
|Mon, 08-02-2010 - 1:33pm
Hi Mandy! I replied to your post, but it doesn't look like it went through. How are things going? Have you started your BCP yet? I will be happy to support you through this journey :)
Please keep me posted. Good luck and have a great day :)
Robin :)
|Mon, 08-02-2010 - 1:50pm
Only 2 days away! How exciting and nerve racking! Will you know the same day? Or does it take a day for the results? Still thinking of you here and keeping my fingers crossed :)
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As I look around my lab, I see no fewer than 12 development boards of different kinds.
Abstractions For Binary Search, Part 7: Choosing Test Cases
Binary search is a particularly instructive algorithm to figure out how to test.
Embedded Goes to Shell
I converted the standard Linux shell (bash) into a specialized programming language that can control a serial I/O board.
Abstractions For Binary Search, Part 6: How On Earth Do You Test It?
We will reduce a substantial part of our problem to calling these two functions repeatedly with suitably chosen test cases and verifying that they return the same results.
In Command
Simple tools can be combined in many ways to do things
Bluetooth Phone Home
Using mbed on the embedded side to quickly create a BLE device and with the Android API doing most of the heavy lifting on the phone side, it can be pretty painless to create a complete BLE application.


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Hi All!
Just wanted to let everyone know iVillage continues to work on the forums and that the problems are not fixed yet... as you know! :(
The big problem I've had is sometimes not being able to reply to a message in a thread. IF that happens start a new thread like SJ did the other day. Direct the thread to the person(s) you want to post to. We don't have dozens of posters on here just yet so it will be fine to start a new thread.
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Michael N. Nagler - The Nonviolence Handbook
Sharing a lifetime's worth of learning and experience by noted peace scholar Michael N. Nagler, The Nonviolence Handbook ($12.00) distills the practice and theory of nonviolent action into a concise, highly readable manual for thought and action.
Love Is Stronger Than Hate "Nonviolence is not the recourse of the weak but actually calls for an uncommon kind of strength; it is not a refraining from something but the engaging of a positive force," renowned peace activist Michael Nagler writes. Here he offers a step-by-step guide to creatively using nonviolence to confront any problem and to build change movements capable of restructuring the very bedrock of society. Nagler identifies some specific tactical mistakes made by unsuccessful nonviolent actions such as the Tiananmen Square demonstrations and the Occupy protests and includes stories of successful nonviolent resistance from around the world, including an example from Nazi Germany. And he shows that nonviolence is more than a tactic-it is a way of living that will enrich every area of our lives.
Michael N. Nagler is the founder and president of the Metta Center for Nonviolence. He cofounded the Peace and Conflict Studies Program at UC Berkeley, where he is professor emeritus of classics and comparative literature.
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Riley Hickman, of Ooltewah, led the entire event after setting second fast-time in qualifying for the "A" Main Feature. The driver known as "The Hustler" put his No. R1 race car in the Catbird seat with a 13:806 qualifying time just 5/1000 slower than overall fast qualifier Brandon Williams.
Bobby Mayse kept second place in check for the entire race with Tod Hernandez battling to third. Williams had disaster strike on the final lap when Jimmy Elliott stalled his ride in turn three coming to the checkers. Somehow, the Top-3 missed Elliott, but Williams (in 4th) crashed hard into the local Cleveland racer destroying both machines. Toccoa, Ga., driver Ethan Hunter and Lamar Scoggins, of Georgetown, rounded out the top five finishers.
Twenty Pony's signed in for the Stacey McAloster Memorial race paying $1,027 to win.
Elliottt, pulling double duty, held the top spot and survived the 20-lap feature. Jamie Cross pocketed the $500 second-place prize to go along with his two previous victories. JJ Garrett, Rocky McNabb and points leader Danny Burnette rounded out the Top-5.
In the special Topless Crate LM feature Brett Wyatt, of Crossville, passed race leader Jerry Coffman in the waning laps of the 30-lap, $1,200 to-win race. Coffman and second-place finisher John Cobb got together late in the race sending Coffman to the rear. Local favorite Bobby Richey Jr., of Ringgold, Ga., finished third just ahead of Bobby Mayse and Rick Hixson.
Robbie Green won the A-Hobby feature, Jonathan Sims took the B-Hobby feature and Derrick Forgey wrapped up the night with the FWD feature win.
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The Afghan government is risking another confrontation with the United States by seeking to tax foreign companies operating in the country. American officials say contracting companies are "tax exempt" in accordance with the U.S. law and bilateral agreements with Afghanistan. But Afghan officials say the agreements were "imposed on Afghanistan in 2002 and 2003," and that they are now "trying to modify them."
The Washington Post reports that Afghanistan's Ministry of Finance has sent out "overdue tax bills and has threatened some U.S. companies with arrests, loss of licenses and confiscation of aid goods." In response, the Defense and State departments have simply advised the contractors to ignore the bills and "stand up for our rights." According to the Post, the wording in the bilateral accords on the issue is "vague," and the two governments disagree on what "tax exempt" means.
Afghan Finance Minister Omar Zakhilwal is behind the current push for taxation. His troubled relationship with U.S. ambassador in Afghanistan Karl Eikenberry means that there is no senior American official in Kabul to work with him to defuse the tension. Richard Holbrooke, U.S. special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, died last month. Zakhilwal had declared in the past that he did not trust the U.S. ambassador.
Relations between the two broke down after last month's WikiLeaks disclosures in which Eikenberry quoted Zakhilwal as calling Karzai an "extremely weak man." Zakhilwal denied the report and accused the ambassador of "misquoting" him to defame Karzai and advance his "own agenda." He offered his resignation, but Karzai did not accept it. He warned that the American ambassador had "lost credibility" and that the relationship between the Afghan government and the American embassy would not be "business as usual."
The emerging tension is the latest in a series of public confrontations between Afghan and U.S. officials over the past two years. The controversy over President Karzai's order to disband private security firms is still unresolved. Disagreements between the two governments over private security companies and taxation of foreign companies have existed for many years. However, the fact that behind-the-scenes disagreements are now turning into heated public confrontations indicates a decline of the U.S.-Afghan partnership and Washington's decreasing leverage with Kabul.
Ties between the Karzai administration and U.S. diplomats were badly damaged after the November 2009 leak of a classified diplomatic cable in which Eikenberry had counseled against the surge of troops in Afghanistan because Karzai was not "an adequate strategic partner." During Afghanistan's 2009 presidential election, Eikenberry's frequent meetings with Karzai's rivals led the Afghan president to think the White House was trying to dethrone him. A cable disclosed by WikiLeaks shows Karzai's suspicion of U.S. officials during the elections even led him to ask his defense minister if he could "manage without the United States" to fight the Taliban.
The deficit of trust between the Afghan and U.S. officials is hampering political progress and creates new obstacles in Afghanistan. While the surge of 30,000 troops is beginning to show progress in southern Afghanistan and areas around Kabul, the administration's current diplomatic strategy is failing. While military efforts are a precondition to victory in Afghanistan, the administration needs to forge an effective partnership with the Afghan government to improve governance, create political stability, tackle corruption, and mobilize a political will in Afghanistan to defeat the Taliban. Improving the partnership will require a reshuffle of senior American civilian officials in the country.
Ahmad Majidyar is a senior research associate at the American Enterprise Institute.


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Growing up in a Chinese household in Malaysia where cuisine and culture were inseparable, Bee Yinn Low developed a deep love and appreciation for food. Her early memories of helping her mother prepare steamy and fragrant Chinese meals solidified into a way of life for Bee as a working woman in Southern California. A love of Chinese food didn't translate well to a modern Western lifestyle due to time and ingredient constraints. Rather than give up her favorite foods, Bee experimented with recreating the unforgettable flavors of her youth with her limited time and using ingredients found in local supermarkets. She managed to develop versions of her favorite Chinese dishes that had all the taste--but were a lot less work! In "Easy Chinese Recipes, " Bee shares her passion and expertise in Chinese cooking. It features a collection of Bee's all-time favorite dishes--the foods she loves to cook and eat at home. She includes updated traditional family recipes along with her own versions of the best Chinese restaurant dishes from around Asia, such as Crispy Shrimp Dumplings, Kung Pao Chicken, Sweet-and-Sour Pork, Homestyle Chow Mein Noodles and Mongolian Beef. Building off her passion, expertise and the avid following she has on her website, "rasamalaysia.com, " the Internet's most popular Asian food and cooking site, "Easy Chinese Recipes" is sure to become the go-to book for cooks interested in creating Chinese meals at home.
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Google spends over $9-million dollars on new TLDs
Last month, Google told Ad Age that it was poised to go on a web-domain buying spree. Today, thecompany announced in a blog post some of the specific top-level domains it is applying for and the general categories they fall into.
Among the top-level domains (the part of a web address to the right of the dot) Google is applying for are ".google," ".docs,." ".youtube," and ".lol", the blog post said. The company applied for more than 50 top-level domains in total, according to a person close to the situation. Each application carries an $185,000 application fee.
ICANN said it received more than 1,900 applications, which would bring in an estimated $350 million in application fees. In its blog post, Google lumps .YouTube into a category of domains meant to "improve user experience."
As for .YouTube, the post says the domain "can increase the ease with which YouTube channels and genres can be identified." Improving content discovery on YouTube is more important than ever for Google considering the millions of dollars YouTube is pouring into original programming.
The example Google gave of domains it is seeking related to its core business was".docs," while ".google" was an example of trademark-related domains. On the other hand, ".lol" is part of a bundle of domain applications that Google thinks "have interesting and creative potential."
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John Aldred's curator insight, November 10, 2013 11:48 AM
Some good tips on here for video shooters.
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Dean Mantz's curator insight, October 24, 2013 10:35 AM
Thank you Ana for sharing this animation video tool. I see this being the students answer to the organization that animated Sir Ken Robinson's presentation on changing Education Paradigms http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDZFcDGpL4U
Lori Johnson's curator insight, October 26, 2013 5:48 PM
Amazing. Would be great for student presentations
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Adobe closed the door on the Creative Suite at its Adobe MAX conference this morning, announcing that it's moving to an all-subscription model and dropping the existing branding of its Creative Suite software products. Starting in June, new versions of Adobe's CS software will be available only online, and only as part of a Creative Cloud subscription. That's right — say goodbye to After Effects CS6 and say hello to After Effects CC.
Robin Good's curator insight, April 25, 2013 2:02 PM
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Susan Kay Daniels's comment, May 14, 2013 11:33 PM
This is something worth looking into. A great price too. Thanks for this scoop. Warmly, Susan
planetMitch's curator insight, April 15, 2013 12:48 PM
There's already been discussion on the Zoom H6 at the planet5D forums
planetMitch's curator insight, November 13, 2013 7:36 AM
Tom is an awesome guy - sharing so much of what he's learned. Here he talks about his new Sony F55 and slowmo shot at 240fps. Notice how Tom adds superb sound effects to his slowmo to make it so much more enticing.


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No offense to Nina Simone, but younger viewers of Point of No Return have been known to wonder if the singer so effective at quelling the beast in Bridget Fonda's angry character is merely a screenwriter's invention. Far from it. As a matter of fact, the now 60-year-old High Priestess of Soul has been at it since the '50s, lending her edgy, throaty androgyny to every genre from gospel to R&B to raging black protest to torch songs (a collection of the latter, entitled A Single Woman, is due out from Elektra in July).
Point of No Return's director, John Badham, could think of no better voice to echo his heroine's raw emotion. ''Simone is a woman who doesn't take any crap from anybody,'' says Badham, who included five of her songs on the Hans Zimmer soundtrack (RCA). The fact that the seasoned diva's rebel yell may be a nuance lost on the twentysomething set did not daunt the director. ''Audiences don't like to be spoon-fed the same old stuff. I didn't want to just exploit Nirvana because all the kids are listening to that,'' says Badham. He has had good luck sticking to his guns in the past. While he was making Saturday Night Fever, the movie with the biggest-selling soundtrack of all time, Badham says, ''I played the Bee Gees tape for the music people. They all said, 'This is no good. Can't we get some Boz Scaggs?''' Recommended Simone: The Best of Nina Simone (Philips), The Best of Nina Simone (Novus), Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (Mercury), The Blues (Novus).