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The Leica T is the first in a new system by the storied German manufacturer, so we were very eager to get it into our new test labs (recently redone) to see just how well its 16.3-megapixel APS-C sensor performed in an objective performance analysis.
Overall, it does quite well for itself. Noise is kept in check through ISO 1600, dynamic range is respectable at base ISO, and the camera's white balance and color accuracy results were among the best we've seen. That said, the Leica T isn't nearly as responsive as competing cameras from Panasonic and Olympus, and the camera's tendency to lock up after burst shooting holds it back. Those issues, as well as the lack of deeper control in playback and video ultimately keep the score down a little bit in our rating system, though when the conditions are right the image quality out of the T is nothing to be ashamed of.
The Leica T shoots both RAW (DNG format) and JPEG, and has several film simulation modes to choose from. We found that the most accurate one was standard, with a color error (∆C00, saturation corrected) of 1.94, with near-perfect saturation at 99% of the ideal. Any ∆C00 of 2.2 or less is excellent, and the Leica T doesn't exhibit any serious issues. The biggest errors are with yellows and greens, which are slightly undersaturated.
The T also excelled in our white balance test. For that test we capture the same color chart with both custom and auto white balances under three controlled lighting setups: compact white fluorescent, daylight, and tungsten. The Leica T did extremely well under all three lighting conditions when taking a custom white balance, with temperature errors of less than 30 kelvins. When relying on the automatic white balance things are just as good under daylight conditions, though the error jumped to around 111 kelvins with fluorescent lighting.
The most interesting result is under tungsten lighting (think your typical indoor lightbulb). The Leica T's auto white balance had a temperature error of just over 400 kelvins. While that's the camera's worst result, it's actually one of the best results we've ever seen for this test. Most cameras have a temperature error in excess of 2000 kelvins, returning a warm, orange image. The Leica T's shot is a little shifted, but it's still acceptable.
The Leica T has an ISO range that extends from 100 to 12500, putting its APS-C sensor to good use. At the base ISO we saw noise levels of just 0.39%, which is excellent. Noise rises steadily from there, hitting 0.74% at ISO 400, 1.07% at ISO 800, and 1.33% at ISO 1600. At ISO 3200 noise crosses the 2% threshold (at which point we feel print quality usually begins to suffer), with a result of 2.37%.
At the highest ISOs, noise increases steadily, though the image quality doesn't suffer as much as you might think. Though noise hits 3.4% at ISO 6400 and 5.4% at ISO 12500, the shots still don't look that bad. As you can see in the 100% crops above, image quality is generally acceptable up to ISO 3200, and 6400 and 12500 are certainly usable in a pinch and at small sizes. The noise is also largely monochrome, giving it a grainer, filmic look as opposed to the uglier chroma noise most digital cameras exhibit.
We were able to test the Leica T with the new T-mount 18-56mm f/3.5-5.6 kit lens. Though it has a standard focal length and aperture range on par with what most DSLRs and mirrorless cameras offer, we found that it was certainly not slouch in the performance department. We've seen some better kit lenses lately from the likes of Fujifilm, and the Leica model here definitely holds its own.
In our tests we found that the lens performed quite well. The main performance issues are at the wide angle of 18mm. The biggest issue is with some minor field curvature, which has a tendency to alter the focal plane and throw some results out of whack. The center stays sharp throughout, but the the edges in particular begin to exhibit some big issues. This is solved a bit by stopping down the aperture, though it's also not much of an issue once you zoom in a bit.
Despite the slight curvature, distortion is otherwise kept in check through the zoom range. At 18mm we found roughly 0.9% barrel distortion. That falls to just 0.14% at 35mm and 0.16% at 56mm focal lengths, which is barely perceptible in our experience. Of course you can always fix simple distortions like these after the fact, but as a new lens mount it may take some time for correction profiles to be released.
We test dynamic range using a backlit 21-stop density stepchart, taking sample shots with identical exposure levels at every ISO. With the Leica T, things start off very well. The base ISO had well over 7.4 stops of "high" dynamic range, in which the signal to noise ratio stays above 10:1.
As you increase the ISO speed, however, dynamic range begins to fall fast. Using the same "high" dynamic range threshold, the Leica T's performance drops to 6.58 stops at ISO 200, 5.62 stops at ISO 400, 4.55 stops at ISO 800, and 3.08 stops at ISO 1600. From there things predictably get worse, with just 2.37 stops at ISO 3200, 1.93 stops at ISO 6400, and no qualifying stops at ISO 12500.
In general the base ISO dynamic range is very promising. At just that level the Leica T holds its own against some of the better APS-C cameras on the market. The higher ISO speeds do leave us with some cause for concern, however. Though the performance at the top ISO speeds is respectable, it's actually the middle areas where cheaper cameras beat out the T. This isn't a dealbreaker, but as you might expect, there are better, cheaper cameras to be had.
As we covered in the main page of the review, the Leica T is hardly anyone's idea of a serious video camera. But for those times where you want to just grab a short clip or two, it can definitely serve you well. The camera has two video modes—1080p and 720p—with MP4 compression. There isn't much in the way of video control, though there is a built-in stereo microphone and video stabilization.
In our performance tests we found that the 1080/30p mode held up well. In bright light the T was able to resolve 550 line pairs per picture height horizontally and 615 LPPH vertically, though that falls to 450 LPPH horizontal / 575 LPPH vertically in low light. The Leica T seemed to generally struggle with low light requiring 19 lux of light to produce an image that hit 50 IRE on a waveform monitor.
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It is now recognized worldwide that Ellen DeGeneres lives an openly gay life with Australian actress Portia De Rossi. While in Australia, the 55-year-old TV host/comedian opened up about what happened after admitting her gay sexuality during an interview with Tracy Grimshaw at "A Current Affair."
Ellen DeGeneres decided to publicly admit being gay on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" back in 1997. In the interview with Tracy Grimshaw, Ellen revealed the anger and humiliation that she had to endure after her revelation.
The famous TV host further revealed that she was jobless for three years to the point that she already became broke. "I was furious at the time because I just felt like it was my fault. I was so mad that I lost my show and not just my show but for three years I didn't have any offers," DeGeneres stated.
Ellen bravely shared to the audience her painful personal experience in life. "I mean literally, the phone did not ring for three years and I had no money. All of a sudden just because of one gay revelation, I was the joke. I was the punch line of every late night talk show, I was made fun of in a magazine and it felt horrible at the time," DeGeneres revealed.
That awful experience definitely made Ellen DeGeneres a stronger and better person. Ellen admitted that she was even thankful it happened to her because the experience let her find out who she really is and live a life without success.
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Eventually, Ellen DeGeneres managed to bounce back from the trials in her life. She is currently in the 10th season of her popular TV show "Ellen" which is associated to 23 countries and she is happily married to Portia De Rossi.
Ellen is aware that she cannot really please everybody. "I think there are a lot of people who don't approve of who I am and who don't understand and I can't really do anything about that," DeGeneres stated at the "A Current Affair" interview with Tracy Grimshaw.
Millions of fans all over the world are supportive on Ellen's positive approach in life. The audience cheered on as Ellen DeGeneres opened up about how her past experiences in life hurt her then molded her to a new person with a new attitude towards life.
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Ranking the NL's easiest roads to the postseason
Updated: July 18, 2009, 7:01 PM ETBy Buster Olney
Here's the ranking of strength of schedule in the second half in the NL. It's great news if you're a fan of the Brewers or the Dodgers or the Marlins, but not so great news if you like the Astros or the Braves. Consider this: Milwaukee plays exactly one series between now and the beginning of September against a team which sported a record over .500 at the All-Star break. Until then, its schedule is filled up with a lot of games against the Nationals, Pirates and Padres. These teams are ranked according to the difficulty of schedule, starting with the teams that appear to have the most favorable schedules:
1. Milwaukee Brewers• Home games remaining: 35 (of 74 in the second half) • Big hurdle: After playing all those last-place teams in July and August, the Brewers will have to play a lot of contenders in September. The Brewers' first nine games in September will be against the Cardinals (six) and the Giants (three), and their final 10 games will be against the Phillies, Rockies and Cardinals. • Games against teams with records over .500 at the break: 22 • Big finish: The Brewers close the season on the road, with three games in Colorado and three games in St. Louis. It will be important for Milwaukee to take advantage of the soft portion of its schedule in the rest of July, and August.
2. Florida Marlins• Home games: 35 (of 72) • Big hurdle: The Marlins are in the midst of a home series against the Phillies now, and next week they play three in L.A., and then a whole lot of fluff. They'll have only 14 games remaining against teams that had winning records at the All-Star break, a reason for the Florida front office to remain aggressive and add bullpen help. • Games against teams with records over .500 at the break: 21 • Big finish: OK, that last week might make things a little tougher: The Marlins will play three games at Atlanta and three games at Philadelphia.
3. Los Angeles Dodgers• Home games: 41 (of 74) • Big hurdle: The Dodgers have a seven-game road trip coming up that will take them through St. Louis and Atlanta, but really, L.A. has a relatively easy schedule. Consider this late-September string: three games in Washington, four games in Pittsburgh, then two in San Diego. • Games against teams with records of .500 or better at the break: 28 • Big finish: The Dodgers close out the season with three home games against the Rockies.
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... about 10:00pm, I was standing at a kiosk for a water. It was crowded and I was feeling weak. I noticed a strange vibe from a guy behind me, but didn't pay attention to what happened.... Ten minutes later I noticed, I was pick pocketed!! Damn it, in all this years, it's never happened. Don't worry... It was only a coin bag I had in my jacket with only 3 Euros ($4). But, it had my key to my luggage lock, damn it. (I ended up cutting into a side pocket to gain access to my ...
Day 25 - Košice, Slovakia
After three days in Poprad, I thought Slovakia didn't have much more to offer. So, I packed my bags, and took a train east and south, the quickest route out of here. Nothing against this country to begin with, I just knew better things were ahead. My trip to Budapest entailed a 'short' six hour layover in a city called Košice. Košice is the second largest city in Slovakia behind the capital, Bratislava. It's got ...
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And we were perplexed about the beer labels and menus here. They offer beers with either 10 degrees or 12 degrees. At least it was the degree sign. The 12 degrees is slightly more expensive. I tried the 10 degree version of the Saris brand and it was not great, kinda like a bud light.
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Day 7
Monday July 7 2014
A Day & Night in Hungary
*There is a pause in our busy itinerary of sightseeing and we now have several days of consecutive driving before we arrive in Bucharest.
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Gypsies everywhere!
... a local meal of something similar to gnocci's which some sheep cheese and obviously the Slovak beer, which is good, but not as good as Czech beer.
I was exhausted by the end of the day but I still managed to find energy to watch the habs game versus Boston, which they unfortunately lost in the 3rd period. Maybe watching the game from Chara's hometown wasn't a good idea after all!!
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3 way switch question
Hi Everyone:
I will try to make this as clear as possible but it might be long, so my apologies in advance!!
I rewired one of the two old 3-way switches in my house recently but may have a problem.
The switch is setup S1--Light--S2 in a long hallway.
The switch I rewired was at the end of that chain (marked 's2' above). It had typical nm-3 cable with white, black, red, and ground wires present.
I wired it as per the instructions on http://www.acehardware.com/info/index.jsp?categoryId=1284746 (step #9) as that is what the situation appeared to be. I was too dumb to take a picture of the old switch and have since learned my lesson...so I followed the instructions above thinking it would be a simple job.
Anyways, long story short; red wire went to the black screw marked common, black and white wires to the other two terminals, and the ground to the green.
Problem is the switch in the beginning of that chain (S1) now must be on for the switch I rewired (S2) to function.
If S1 is turned to off, then the light wont go on or off when toggling S2. Conversely, if S1 and S2 are both on, and I turn OFF S2, the light goes off but now the first switch does nothing instead.
So basically I have a case of one switch doing nothing independently of the other one, and probably some crossed wires in there.
I'm guessing this is because my common wire is not actually the red wire, but one of the other two - is this the likely culprit? I do not know if the power is going to the switch or coming from the light, is there a way to tell using a volt meter?
MOST IMPORTANTLY, how dangerous is it to leave it like this for a few days? The switches are both turned 'off' (circuit panel is still on) and the house is unoccupied for a few days, so I'm mostly nervous about an electrical fire here. No sparking or smells or anything while I was there, but still pretty uneasy about it knowing something is mixed up.
I'd like to get an electrician in there next week if necessary but I just want some piece of mind the place isn't going to burn down in the meantime. Any thoughts?
Thanks for any help!
Well, after a little more reading it sounds like I just dead ended it, would you agree? Could there be another explanation?
Much better understanding of what is going on now, but I'd still like a little reassurance if anyone can let me know if there is / is not a problem here!
Hi Linesman:
Isn't there any danger or issues with putting the hot wire on the wrong terminal though?
What's the worst that could happen if the wires on this switch are are wired to the incorrect terminals and I switch it on - is it like I blow a fuse/trip the breaker bad; or is it I get the shock of a lifetime bad?
Amazing!!! lj987 had no concerns about the wrong wire when he/she was doing the switch change out. But is concerned about the requested responses. And apparently has not put into action any of the advice offered. I keep asking myself why I even bother to try to help people who ignore advice given. Neither my suggestion nor that of the linesman will create any problem. My next suggestion is to call an electrician.
Hello lj987
If you turn OFF the breaker before you move the
wires one screw clockwise you will be OK.. There will be no sparks when you turn the breaker back on..or while your flipping
the switch(s) up and down.
Hope this helps
Let us know how you made out with your wiring project
Have A Nice Day
I asked twice if there was any danger in my initial two posts and you did not respond to those concerns. I also stated that I am not at the property currently and thus, have not put any of the suggestions into action.
Simply telling someone to switch wires based on color when it's unknown what is being used as the common and hot sounded pretty sketchy to me, especially when one individual suggests moving the black wire and the other one suggests moving the red.
My apologies for this concern, I DO appreciate everyone's advice, and am glad to know now that it will not cause any problems or pose any threats should the wrong wires be in place at the wrong terminals. As someone trying to learn as much as they can about simple wiring I think safety should be paramount, especially as this was a mistake on my part, and I hope you can sympathize with my initial concerns.
I will make the changes this weekend and report back.
I considered myself lucky for not having problems with the initial wiring, and am trying to be safer / much more educated on what I'm doing the second time around, hopefully learning my lesson and gaining an understanding of what's actually going on here instead of relying on wire colors.
Thank you all for your advice and response.


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This San Francisco Lifestyle Maternity Photography session could have run into a bump in the road (see what I did there?!! hee hee) because the weather forecast slated that day to be rainy with periods of HAIL! Instead, we had gorgeous weather and had a ton of fun because this lovely couple were relaxed, ready to try anything, and enjoyed their time together.
I loved walking around with Arezou and Pedram, hearing their love story and how they met when they were at school, and getting to know them. I know they will be incredible parents, and I can't wait to meet the little bundle of joy who will be loved endlessly. <3
Every image from this shoot is a "favorite", but these two images below have a special meaning because they were taken in unlikely places! (They were both next to heavily traversed areas.)
When you're in a highly photographed location, look for different ways to see it.]]>
Don't wish away your days
Waiting for better ones ahead.
** UPDATE (March 11, 2015) **
This image is a Top 10 winner in the "Everyday Life" photography challenge. Woot woot!
I love BxW images so much that I asked our photographer to shoot Lawrence and my engagement portraits entirely in BxW film. This was a long time ago, but I remember it vividly. The photographer responded politely: "Usually when people come to Hawaii, they want their photos to be in color, so they can see the beauty of the island."
Hmmmm…he has a point, I thought. "Alright, take a couple shots in color and the rest in BxW please."
What does this have to do with my lesson on BxW? Not much, but it was a funny story. All true, by the way.
Alright, let's get to it…. Secret #1: NOT ALL IMAGES LOOK GOOD IN BxW!
Shocking, right?!! The problem is, not everyone realizes this bec they are learning with a digital camera.
With digital photography, it becomes easy to adopt the philosophy of shoot-NOW-think-LATER, because it uses technology where you can view your images a second after pressing the shutter and many rely on post-processing to fix something or change a photo to BxW. All with a few clicks of a button.
This process leaves little reason to need to think very much before you shoot.
Secret #2: SHOOT INTENTIONALLY FOR BxW
When I shot entirely with a film camera, one of the things I learned very quickly was looking out for imagery based on what kind of film was loaded in my camera. I'd shoot differently with BxW film versus Color film.
If I had a roll of 100 speed color, then I'd bring my camera somewhere sunny and colorful, like a beach boardwalk. (FYI: The speed of a roll of film is like a digital camera's ISO.) If I had a roll of 800 speed BxW, then I'd look for a shady area or shoot at night… and I'd look for interesting textures, patterns and variations of light.
With BxW images, I think about how light and dark would shape the image.
If you still think "BxW rocks and everything looks great as BxW", then let me give you an example of why that's not true…
A few months ago, I took Lawrence's relaxed, lifestyle-esque headshots in color to be used for color. So I chose a location that had cool indoor lights for a colorful backdrop and a small window for natural light on his face. Recently, he needed a BxW headshot for something else. For the sake of time, I took the existing photos and converted them to BxW.
The Problems:
1. There were too many colors with the same tonality, so when I converted this color image to BxW, my subject no longer stood out as he did in color.
2. Some of the colors blended into each other, like his shoulders and hair. EEK.
3. In BxW, the lines in the background became irritably distracting. One line even cut through his head — Oy!
This photo did NOT translate well into BxW.
The Solution:
We did another shoot — but this time, it was intended for BxW images. (I shot as if I had a roll of BxW film in my camera.)
To prepare, I had to pick a good location. I knew my subject has dark hair and would be wearing a black suit (because I picked his outfit!), so I chose a location that would provide contrast to my subject. In other words, no dark backgrounds!
First stop was a garden for a textured backdrop.
Now there is definition between my subject and his background!
Below is another image taken at the same place. I angled the camera slightly downward to give less emphasis to his jaw. (I also made him laugh, so this image is my favorite.)
Before leaving this location, I found a giant cream-colored door. Voila, the "clean" light backdrop!
The thin lines, in this shot, provide context to my subject without being distracting and makes the headshot feel more lifestyle than studio. The fact that the door was cream translated to a light grey, which works perfectly because a white-white would be too stark.
Nearby, there was a garage. I like the industrial feel of the cement and hard lines of the building. So now I have a texturally interesting background for BxW!
~ Not all color photos should be changed into BxW; and not all BxW photos should be color. Some images look best only one way.
~ There are different things to look out for when you are shooting in color versus BxW.
~ With BxW portraits, you need a background that will be contrasting to the person. (Sometimes you can't control this, like if it's a Lifestyle session with children, but it's something to look out for.)
~ You also have to consider tonality of colors (e.g., medium shades of red and green may look great together in color, but when changed to BxW, they will both look like a medium grey). Things with similar tonality will blend together in BxW.
~ Especially with BxW images, you can use light and shadows to shape or define your subject.
Is my husband lucky to have a photographer for a wife, so he can get free photoshoots — OR — is he UNlucky because it also means I get to blog about him?!!
If you have a DSLR, change your setting to "BxW". (Most cameras will have that option.) Then go out there and shoot with intent to create a good BxW image. You will end up training your eyes to notice the background, tones, etc.
If you have access to a film camera, even better. So leap in the air and cheer "HOORAY"! heh heh. Afterwards, shoot two rolls of film, one in color and one in BxW. Use both rolls in the same location and same time of day, so that most factors are equal. Shooting with film, even for just one day, will improve your photography skills. I guarantee it.]]>
So I probably don't need to say this, but… I love photographing kids and families because it combines two things I love so much: kids and photography.
I also think it's important that kids exercise their creativity, so I always encourage my kids to draw, paint, build, tell stories, write books, and now, experiment with photography. My two youngest (they are 4 and 7) have children's camera. They're more like a toy, but they practice composition and put thought into what they want to photograph. My oldest (she is 9) has a digital camera, and she takes a lot of artistic photos with it. We also have an instant camera (one that prints each image onto a small 2×3″ print) and we bring it on trips, so the kids can stick it into their journals.
The point is, kids can learn photography at an early age. This doesn't mean you should give them an expensive DSLR and pray they don't break/lose/throw/sit on/drop it. There are activities you can do together that can help them appreciate photography as an Art and a storytelling tool.
Here's an example…
This past weekend, I had a "mommy date" with my son, Ian, who is 7 years old. We bought…er, I mean, adopted a monster, named Domo, who looks like a furry chocolate bar. My kids love him, as do I, admittedly. (He's especially cute in a mini Cal shirt!)
During our date, Ian and I got yummy drinks and then took Domo on a photoshoot. Ian calls it a "Domo-shoot"! Ian directed Domo and I pressed the shutter. We laughed and laughed at all the things Domo could do. (He apparently isn't great at jumping, but he is super adventurous with tree-climbing and hiking up a hill.) We had such a great time.
What kind of photography-related activities do you do with your kids?
"Um, how do I get down?"
*sniiiffff* "Ahhhh, that's nice. WAAA-CHOOOOOOO!"
"I need to work on my tan."
"Hike, 1, 2, 3…"
"Weeeee, this is fun!"
There are always surprises in how the favorite images shake out. For instance, one of my favorite Light images (the one of two sisters with what looks like "fire") hardly made it on people's radar, but a simple headshot of a young female student got into the Top 5! So interesting!!
So here they are… your Favorite Images of 2014 (as of today)!
A "moment" can be a split second of time, which makes it extra special. Or it could be a moment that tells a story — whether sweet, emotional or humorous!
#1: Brothers and Best Friends
#2: First Kiss
#3: A Quiet Moment
#4: Splish Splash
Tied for #5: End-of-Day Father and Daughter Moment; Miss Personality
#6: A Mother's Job
The photos that made it into this category were chosen based on imagining the same image with different light. I asked: "Would I love it as much then? Or is the light so significant that it elevates the image, and it wouldn't be as memorable otherwise?" If the answers were no and then yes, they made it here!
Tied for #6:
Tied for #7:
Rosabel is intelligent, stylish, and charismatic. She enjoys fine dining, a good laugh, witty banter, and a good pair of jeans. More than anything, she is someone who doesn't hesitate to share her opinions. She is the opposite of the symbolic Disney Princess whose happy ending happens when a man saves her. Rather, she is a strong, independent woman who doesn't let anything stand in the way of her goals. She is a force!
And then she met Keith. <3
She is still all those things, but when she is with him, she turns into an ooey gooey sugary puddle of love.
From the first time I met Keith, I knew they would get married someday. I really did. Call it a sixth sense! I could tell by the way they interact with each other. The way he looks at her. The way she allows herself to be 'soft' around him. It is a side of my cousin that I've never seen before. And it's tearfully sweet.
For their Lifestyle Engagement Photography session, we walked around Rosabel's neighborhood in San Francisco, hung out by a wine bar where they had their first date, and ended in the Presidio where Keith bikes. It was a fun-filled afternoon that perfectly represented them.
[Fun fact: This diamond ring belonged to Keith's great grandmother!]
Check out the entire article here!]]>
On this cold and foggy Winter morning, Christy, Rich, Melanie (2 year old), and Audrey (5 months old) had many tender moments, memorable funny lines, and beauty. Beauty was all around… The location, the kids, the interactions, the emotions.
It was everywhere.
Baby Bear's first time sitting by herself!!!
"I am going shopping," says Melanie. "Shopping for broccoli!"
Fun Family Moments
Tender Moments
Melanie leading the way
Sisters sitting together — on their own — for the first time.
Melanie showing me the contents of her purse, as all girlfriends do with each other. (She is my buddy!)
Happy baby
Beauty at it's purest: a mother's love.
This Styled Couple's Photography session was in San Francisco. It started at their home, which was in the same neighborhood where I lived before I moved to the suburbs! It was so great to do an entire shoot in this special area of the city.
The biggest treat was getting to know these two charming people who are so obviously meant for each other. Their love was palpable. <3
For their photoshoot, Chris and Sinead hung out at their home, dressed to the nines, and whizzed over to a few favorite spots by the way of Uber. It was the quintessential urban photoshoot!
I am so humbled to have my work included in some of this year's "Best Of" lists! To be able to do what makes my heart sing is incredible, but to also receive recognition for my work from the industry and community is beyond words. I'll just say THANK YOU!
Love Inc.'s Top 10 Real Weddings from 2014 [Ranked #1: Brooke and Emmy at San Francisco City Hall]
Best Photography Tutorials for Beginners in 2014 [Understand Exposure in Under 10 Minutes]
Top Portrait Tips of the Year [How to Improve Your Portrait Photography in Five Minutes]
#1 on Love Inc. Magazine
I love Brittny's (Love Inc.'s editor-in-chief) write-up about what the top 10 have in common: "The love bounces off the pages and reminds us that, at the end of the day, a wedding isn't about the bouquets or the signature cocktails — it's about two people in love."
So exciting! Here it is:
Two of my articles made it onto Digital Photography School's "Best Of" lists:
A snippet of my article: (Can hardly believe my article was shared over 46,000 times in just a few months!)
A list specific to portraiture:
Here is a snippet of that article:
I hope to continue creating images and tutorials that can help or inspire others in their photography journey. If there is something you'd like to see more of or want me to write about, please leave a comment below on this blog post. I read every comment!
Wishing you superfluous reasons to take out your camera in the new year! xoxo ~annie


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April 6, 2014
USAFA, Colo. – The Colorado State women's tennis team fell to 3-9 and 0-2 in Mountain West matches this season after suffering a 7-0 defeat to Air Force on Sunday afternoon.
In doubles action, the Rams, who were playing without junior Natalie Heffron, dropped all three matches giving the Falcons the doubles point. In the No. 1 doubles match, senior Lauren Pick and junior Adriana Wojakowska competed hard before being defeated 8-6 by Natasha Rizvi and Mary Meyers. CSU's Mollie Cooper and Kaley Schultz were defeated 8-0 and Maddie Buxton and Celine Voss are still looking for their first doubles victory together after dropping Sunday's match 8-2.
In singles, the Falcons captured three consecutive victories at Nos. 2, 3 and 4 to seal the match. Air Force then went on to win the rest of the singles matches and secured the shutout. Freshman Celine Voss, playing in the No. 5 singles spot for the Rams, dropped the first set to Lily Forlini 1-6, but stormed back in the second set to win it 6-4. In the tiebreaker Forlini was too much for the freshman as Forlini won 10-4.
The Rams have concluded a 10-match road trip and will return home to begin a four-match home stretch on Friday, April 11. CSU will host conference foe Utah State at 2 p.m. MT. All matches are free for the public and Friday is the Rams' annual Fan Appreciation Day.
Air Force 7, Colorado State 0
Sunday, April 6, 2014
USAFA, Colo.
1. Natasha Rizvi / Mary Meyers (AF) def. Lauren Pick / Adriana Wojakowska, 8-6
2. Tiffany Tran / Lily Forlini (AF) def. Mollie Cooper / Kaley Schultz, 8-0
3. Anastasia Hueffner / Marcelli Magday (AF) def. Maddie Buxton / Celine Voss, 8-2
Order of Finish: 2, 3, 1
1. Tiffany Tran (AF) def. Lauren Pick, 6-3, 6-4
2. Mary Meyers (AF) def. Adriana Wojakowska, 7-5, 6-1
3. Natasha Rizvi (AF) def. Mollie Cooper, 6-1, 6-3
4. Marcelli Magday (AF) def. Maddie Buxton, 7-5, 6-3
5. Lily Forlini (AF) def. Celine Voss, 6-1, 4-6, (10-4)
6. Tracy Landram (AF) def. Kwynn Ecton, 6-0, 6-0
Order of Finish: 2, 3, 4, 1, 6, 5
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From the Tigers' point of view I liked signing Victor Martinez to a four-year, $50 million deal last week. Initially, at least. My assumption at the time was that they would use Martinez as their primary catcher for as long as he was somewhat passable behind the plate, getting an elite-hitting backstop for the first…
The Pirates release Dinesh Patel
Nov 26, 2010, 9:57 AM EDT
Remember the two Indian players signed by the Pirates after they won that reality show? Well, now there's only one who can call himself a Pirate: Dinesh Patel has been released. Patel pitched sparingly in the Gulf Coast League over the past two summers. The results: 13.2 innings of relief work in which he gave…
The Nats are "enthusiastic" about signing Carlos Pena
Nov 26, 2010, 8:30 AM EDT
Buster Olney reports that the Washington Nationals are "enthusiastic" about their chances of signing free agent first baseman Carlos Pena. Interesting choice of words in that I don't think as signing of Pena would bring much enthusiasm to Nats fans. Sure, he's a more productive hitter than his [gulp] .196 average would suggest, but that's…
Madness: Derek Jeter wants six years, $150 million
Nov 26, 2010, 7:12 AM EDT
That according to Bill Madden of the Daily News. It was at least his starting point, and even if he has come down in terms of length — which is a possibility — Madden says that Jeter is still insisting on a $25 million per year deal. Madden credits that to "sources close to the…
Chiba Lotte chooses highest bid on Tsuyoshi Nishioka
Nov 25, 2010, 9:18 PM EDT
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Dodgers likely to non-tender reliever George Sherrill
Nov 25, 2010, 5:24 PM EDT
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Giving Thanks: The National League West
Nov 25, 2010, 2:00 PM EDT
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Retired computer consultant. Not totally happy with our present administration.
Author of historical and science fiction novels.
Author page at http://asmwizard.com/home/my-published-works/
To correct Lincoln somewhat, he should have said, \x34. . . that government of the people, by the politicians, and for the politicians shall not perish from the earth.
Government's view of the economy: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it. — Ronald Reagan
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-- Alexis de Toqueville
To gaze upon Hyundai�s shapely Azera is to realize how few cars today are truly pretty. In a market that values fuel economy, luxury, green-ness, low lease payments or whatever, �pretty� evidently doesn�t cut it any longer. Even Ferraris look a bit grotesque these days. The Azera, though�that�s pretty. No gaping grille, no swollen goiters, no painful angles; it is thoroughly harmonious.
But, as mother used to warn us, pretty is as pretty does. As it happens, though, the Azera does quite well, thank you.
Till the Genesis appeared, in �08, the Azera was Hyundai�s flagship, its most expensive car. Then both were upstaged by the luxury-liner Equus, and the Azera became merely a �premium� car, albeit one that gets close to 30 MPG on the highway.
Today Hyundai offers us 13 models with two, three, four or five doors at prices that stretch from $15,000 to $60,000. Most of them are aimed at families, students, young professionals and Capitalists�automakers� prime quarry�but now Hyundai has a Boomers� blue-plate special. The Azera is for grownups who no longer have expense accounts, but still have expense-account tastes.
The Azera backs up its looks with a creamy V-6 tuned for 293 horsepower and connected to a 6-speed automatic transmission that can be shifted manually. Suddenly dumping this much power into the front wheels inevitably causes torque steer, but Hyundai has engineered the mad zigzagging down to a mild, easily controllable pull. (We retirees rarely open the throttle that quickly anyway. Unless we�re vintage racing.) Furthermore, understeer�the tendency of a nose-heavy FWD car to plow through tight corners�is non-existent, at least in public. On the interstate, the Azera holds its speed and line effortlessly; in town and on secondary roads, the handling, steering, launching and stopping become invisible.
With its spacious charcoal-and-cream interior, the Azera is as satisfying and as �premium� inside as it is outside. No one should be stymied by the controls on the steering wheel and the center console, or by the satnav. The seats are excellent. In the front, the headrests can be adjusted fore-and-aft; rear passengers get two semi-bucket seats plus reading lights, soft-touch grab handles, a fold-down armrest and ample foot and leg room. Driving or simply being driven in the Azera is an exercise in comfort and serenity.
Then we tried something different: I sat in the car with the spec sheet in hand and mentally deleted all the added features. The 19-inch wheels became standard 18s; the dual-pane skyroof with its electric shade was replaced by featureless headliner. The audible backup sensors disappeared, along with one of the driver�s-seat adjustments, the seat memory, the 3-stage cooling in the front seats and the powered tilt-and-telescope on the steering wheel. The rear-window shades went away. So did with the mood lighting, the carpet floor mats, the higher-grade stereo, the Xenon headlights and the iPod cable. The sticker price dropped by $4,100.
Was the �stripper� Azera still a premium car? Was it worth $32,250? For that matter, was the loaded car worth $37,225?
There�s no denying the desirability of some of those extras�I�m partial to the huge sunroof and the high-intensity headlights�but what remained was impressive. If the parking sensors are gone, there�s a still a backup camera. The computer screen and GPS stay. The sound system now has seven speakers instead of 12, but all the wireless connectivity remains. The front seats are still leather, still heated and still adjusted via Mercedes-style controls. The HVAC system is still automatic and still has two zones. The self-dimming Homelink rear-view mirror is there too, as are the automatic high beams, the push-button ignition and the auto-unlocking doors. The air-bag count remains at nine. So it seems that the answer to all three questions above was �yes.�
The Azera doesn't break new ground in performance or technology. What it does is come up behind the establishment in this segment�Toyota�s Avalon, Nissan�s Maxima, a Honda product or two, various Buicks, Fords and such�and hip-check them aside.


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The Milwaukee Art Museum is committed to equal employment opportunity and to recruiting staff that represents the diverse communities we serve. We welcome you to apply for the employment positions listed below.
Job: Temporary - Part Time
Kohl's Color Wheels is the Milwaukee Art Museum's off-site art program, which travels to Milwaukee-area festivals and schools throughout the year.
Inspired by the Museum's collection, Kohl's Color Wheels Art Teachers lead art activities in a variety of media for families with children 12 and under. This is a temporary, summer position. Work locations will vary with the festival locations including Museum grounds, Wisconsin State Fair Park, Henry Maier Festival Park, Cathedral Square and the Milwaukee County Zoo. Responsibilities include prepping the teaching environment including tents, tables and teaching materials, greeting families, introducing and facilitating art activities, sharing Museum knowledge, preparing and collecting surveys. Requirements include: Background in studio art, art history, or art education, Experience working with children and multigenerational audiences, Positive customer service experience. Must be able to lift 50 lbs. Send résumé & cover letter to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Job: Part Time
General Purpose: The Milwaukee Art Museum is seeking experienced Servers to join our talented team. We are looking for qualified candidates to serve at our events as Catering Servers and to serve in our restaurant, Café Calatrava. This self motivated individual will: maintain a professional appearance and positive attitude at all times. Maintain clear and open communication between all staff members for overall event success. Maintain back of the house, front of the house and side work duties for overall productivity as well as follow health and safety practices at all times.
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General Purpose: The Milwaukee Art Museum is looking for an Assistant Manager for Café Calatrava. Position Responsibilities include: Manage the service of guests in the Café dining room. Supervise front of house staff; greets and seats guests.Maintains order and cleanliness. Assures that guest satisfaction standards are consistently attained and exceeded. Promotes the museum's café, banquets, meetings and the museum's social functions. Assure effective orientation and training for new staff and professional development activities for experienced staff are implemented. Coordinate food service involving communication and procedures between kitchen and service staff. Hires, trains and schedules front of house staff – hosts & servers. Assures that all safety, accident and emergency policies and procedures are in place and consistently followed. Assures that pre-opening cleaning tasks are assigned and completed as required. Implements policies and procedu res for food and beverage department. Resolves guest complaints and problems.
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General Purpose:Café Calatrava, Milwaukee Art Museum is looking for a part-time Dishwasher. The accepted candidate must have a strong work ethic, be an organized food professional and have a team player mentality. Sanitation of all kitchen work areas is a must. Flexible hours including some evening & weekend hours required.
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Café Calatrava, Milwaukee Art Museum is looking for a part-time Dishwasher. The accepted candidate must have a strong work ethic, be an organized food professional and have a team player mentality. Sanitation of all kitchen work areas is a must. Flexible hours including some evening & weekend hours required.
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Internship: Part Time – Paid
Application deadline: April 15, 2015
Accepting applicants for Spring/Summer 2015
The Milwaukee Art Museum's permanent collection galleries are under construction until late 2015. The Windgate Museum Intern will assist the Demmer Curator of Design with two projects—the reinstallation of the Design galleries and researching the permanent collection of studio and contemporary craft. The intern will assist with many aspects of the reinstallation (thinking about and researchgin objects; conceptualizing cases/platforms; writing didactics; participating in design meetings) of the Design galleries. Related to this, the intern will build files on MAM's craft collection for future projects.
A graduate student currently enrolled in an M.A. program in the history of decorative arts, material culture, design or craft is preferred (but an advanced undergraduate student may be considered). The intern should have a keen interest in American studio craft, particularly glass as it is well represented in the Museum's collection. Individuals who have received a Windgate Museum Internship in the past are not eligible.
The Windgate Intern will be paid $13 p/hour for 12 weeks (based on a 30 hour work week). Start and end dates are flexible between May–September 2015.
Please submit the following application materials (cover letter, CV, and a short writing sample) to email@example.com using "Windgate Museum Intern" in the subject line, or mail Milwaukee Art Museum, Attn: Human Resources, 700 N. Art Museum Dr., Milwaukee 53202.
Job: Full Time
General Purpose
Oversees Museum member servicing and benefits administration. Develops and implements a member retention plan. Works with the entire Membership team to provide exceptional service, resolve issues and strengthen member relationships and loyalty in order to expand member base to achieve financial goals.
Education/Experience Requirements: Bachelors Degree required; previous customer service experience a plus. Strong interpersonal skills, planning and organizational skills, negotiation, problem solving, conflict resolution, must be diplomatic and tactful. Ability to understand and maintain the highest levels of confidentiality. Occasional nights and weekends required.
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Benefits Administration
Member Servicing:
Retention Efforts:
Job: Full Time
Responsible for all aspects of the Museum's school and teacher programs. Develop, implement, maintain, and evaluate diverse educational programs, events, and resources for the Museum's target school and teacher audiences that integrate current museum education best practices and support federal, state, and local education standards.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Education/Experience Requirements:
Minimum five years museum education or art education experience. Strong working knowledge of museum education theory and practice, along with Pre-K through High School learning, teaching strategies, and curriculum standards. Well-honed teaching, studio art, project management, organizational, and collaboration skills. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Bachelor's degree in art, art history, education, or related field required; Master's degree preferred.
Job:Part Time
The Milwaukee Art Museum is looking for a Part Time Maintenance Assistant to maintain the facilities and grounds. Job duties include: Painting walls, doors, frames, ceilings, etc. Interior detail window/wall washing, window frames, fixtures, doors, vents, stainless restroom stalls, etc (work on ladders or lifts more then 6 feet in height will require assistance). Pressure washing garage floors/walls/arches, dumpster-loading dock areas, and main garage entrance. Repair drywall, horizontal and vertical surfaces. Cleaning tile and grout in restrooms. Minor grout repair. Other cleaning/maintenance projects as needed. Painting façade- bridge, parapet walls, café plaza, south terrace, etc. Maintains grounds for cleanliness by pressure washing exterior windows/walls/arches, south plaza, parking lot, bridge, café terrace, and exterior east and west gallery windows, fountains and plaza's. Polishing stainless railings on bridge, steps, handicap ramp, doors and kick plates. Pressure wash fountain pools/troughs-cobblestone plaza's. Clean lakefront walkway shoreline. Other cleaning/maintenance projects as needed. Hours of work: 20 M-F, 8-12(hours may vary depending on job demands, infrequent weekend and evening work may be required to fill in for absences. Maintains appearance of MAM buildings and grounds, plaza's, etc. Performs interior-exterior painting of MAM facilities (Calatrava and MAM leased space in the WMC complex), detail cleaning, pressure washing. Works with Facilities Manager in building aesthetic maintenance.
Education/Experience Requirements:
High school diploma and 5-years related experience
License or Certification
Driver License
Job:Part Time
The Milwaukee Art Museum is looking for an art and people-oriented individual to assist with educational programs and activities geared towards families with children 12 and under. Main responsibilities will include distributing and maintaining ArtPacks from the ArtPack Station, and orienting families to the Kohl's Art Generation Studio and helping them create hands-on art projects. Other responsibilities include set-up and clean up for programs, working Kohl's Art Generation Family Sundays events, and sharing Museum knowledge. Requirements include Excellent customer service skills, friendly and professional demeanor, experience working with multi-generational audiences, high interest in art, and attention to detail. Schedule includes weekday and weekend hours, including holidays, as well as Thursday evenings when the museum is open late. 12-20 hours per week.
Job: Temporary Part Time
The Milwaukee Art Museum is looking for a Teen Program Coordinator to develop, implement and evaluate ArtXpress, a summer education program for teens. The program will have three key elements: art making, in which teen participants work with professional artists to create public artwork to be displayed on a city bus, inspired by the feature exhibition and positively addressing a social justice issue in Milwaukee; teens teaching younger students; and career development for participating teens. This part-time temporary employee will teach the program with assistance from guest artists and support from the Milwaukee Art Museum staff. This position is part of a grant funded project.
Education/Experience Requirements:
Duties and Responsibilities include:
This position is Part-time temporary, non-exempt, up to 80 total hours, including prep, teaching, and post-program wrap-up; minimal hours in late spring with majority of hours in summer.
Physical Requirements:
Job: Full Time
The Milwaukee Art Museum is looking for a Public Relations Manager. This Communications position offers prime opportunity to be part of a thriving Museum and marketing department spearheading media and promotional initiatives and acting as the first line of communication with media outlets and developing partnerships
Position Summary
Communications and Marketing Manger is responsible for strategy, planning and implementation of Museum internal and external public relations and communications campaigns, and initiatives to increase public awareness of and support for the Museum's mission and goals. The position is responsible for strategic thinking, planning and execution to 1) attract a significant number of guests annually, 2) heighten awareness of the Museum regionally, nationally and internationally, and 3) attract new audience and increase repeat visitation and 3) create awareness for all areas of earned and contributed revenues. The Communications and Marketing Manger reports to the Sr Director of Marketing and works in collaboration with administrators, staff, and board members.
Education/Experience Requirements:
This position requires a skilled communicator. Extensive experience writing and pitching media, as well as an ability to initiate, execute, and manage cohesive communication and marketing campaigns ,strong social media skills, and a track record of building and maintaining promotional and community relationships. Bachelor degree in public relations, communications or marketing required. A minimum of 5 years' related experience. Working knowledge of local Milwaukee and relevant media outlets is a plus. Must be an independent worker, creative thinker, and energetic team player and should be able to work well in a fast-paced environment, and able to juggle competing priorities and projects with grace and a sense of humor.
Principal Responsibilities (Essential Functions)
Physical Requirements:
Must be able to lift heavy boxes of printed material and stand for long periods of time with media. Valid license and car. Local Candidates
Job: Full Time
Primary Responsibilities and Job Duties:
This position will be responsible for designing, coding, and modifying websites, from wireframe to production, based on all organizational needs. There are a number of websites that will need to be maintained and re-implemented into a CMS. Role will work closely with internal stakeholders to help shape and validate content for display on the web.
Implementing, maintaining, and customizing modern content management systems (ie: WordPress, Drupal). Designing attractive responsive websites for cross-browser and mobile compatibility. Utilizing web analytics tools (specifically google analytics) to capture meaningful site usage patterns, ability to identify and respond to trends as well as relay information to interested parties in the organization. Interfacing with and building on top of web APIs, including experience with parsing XML and JSON, and other data transport formats.
Required Primary Skills:
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript + front-end / interaction frameworks, PHP + other server side technologies, MySQL + other RDBMS a plus, must be proficient with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator.
Other requirements:
Must have an aptitude for researching, learning, and applying modern web best-practices and technologies. In addition to having a keen eye for design, will also work with style guides and design department to adapt marketing materials and project, specific aesthetics for consistency on the web. The ability to meet deadlines, work independently, troubleshoot and take initiative as required. Excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with colleagues from other departments. Familiarity with version control systems and continuous integration a plus.
The individual will be a core member of the Information Services team and will need to work closely with a number of key positions across the Museum to successfully fulfill his/her obligations.


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CSL Behring issued results of a phase
III study of Kcentra for the urgent reversal
of acquired coagulation factor deficiency
induced by vitamin K antagonist (VKA) therapy
in adult patients needing an urgent surgery or
invasive procedure. Results of the multicenter,
open-label, phase IIIb randomized trial showed
in 168 evaluable patients, 90% of patients
treated with Kcentra achieved effective hemostasis,
compared to 75% of patients treated
with plasma. Additionally, INR reduction to
<=1.3 at 30 minutes after the end of infusion
was achieved in 55% of patients treated with
Kcentra v. 10% of patients treated with plasma.
Incidences of adverse events, serious adverse
events, thromboembolic events and deaths
were similar between the Kcentra and plasma
groups. In post-hoc analysis, the median time
from start of infusion to start of urgent surgical
procedure was shorter in the Kcentra group
(3.6 hours [IQR 1.9-10.8]) than in the plasma
group (8.5 hours [IQR 2.8-18.7]); (p=0.0098).
CTI BioPharma and Baxter International
released results of a phase III study of
pacritinib for primary or secondary myelofibrosis.
The randomized (2:1), open-label,
multinational trial enrolled 327 patients
and demonstrated that pacritinib treatment
provided a clinically and statistically significant
response rate (p=0.0003) in spleen volume
reduction in patients with myelofibrosis when
compared to physician-specified best available
therapy (BAT). Importantly, the trial results also
demonstrated a significant difference among
patients with platelet counts of less than
100,000 per microliter and less than 50,000 per
microliter, both subgroups that were stratified
at randomization. The magnitude of treatment
effect was consistent with previously reported
phase II results, with the greatest reduction
observed among the sickest patients (platelet
counts <50,000 per microliter). Among 50
patients who were red blood cell (RBC) transfusion
dependent at study entry (six units of RBC
over 90 days pre-entry), pacritinib therapy
resulted in a clinically meaningful percentage
of patients becoming transfusion independent
compared to BAT. 79% of patients in the BAT
arm of the study crossed over to pacritinib
therapy. The safety profile was consistent with
prior phase II trials. The PERSIST clinical trials
are intended to support an NDA to the FDA.
Ocular Therapeutix reported results
of a phase III study of OTX-DP (Sustained
Release Dexamethasone) for ocular inflammation
and pain following cataract surgery.
The multicenter, randomized, parallel-arm,
double-masked, vehicle-controlled study
enrolled 247 patients randomized 2:1 to
receive either OTX-DP or a placebo vehicle
control punctum plug without active drug.
33.7% of OTX-DP-treated patients showed
an absence of inflammatory cells in the
anterior chamber of the study eye on day 14
following drug product insertion, compared
to 14.6% of those receiving placebo
vehicle control punctum plug (p=0.0015).
In addition, 76.1% of patients receiving
OTX-DP reported absence of pain in the
study eye on day 8 following insertion of the
drug product, compared to 36.1% of those
receiving placebo vehicle control punctum
plug (p<0.0001). Ocular is continuing to
analyze the safety findings from the clinical
trial. The company is on track to submit an
NDA to the FDA for OTX-DP for post-surgical
ocular inflammation and pain in the second
quarter of 2015.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals and Sanofi
issued results of a phase III trial of Praluent
(alirocumab) involving 2,341 high-risk patients
with hypercholesterolemia. The 78-week
trial evaluated Praluent 150mg (n=1,553)
every two weeks compared to placebo
(n=788). At week 24, Praluent reduced LDL-C
from baseline by an additional 62% v. placebo
(p<0.0001) when added to the current
standard-of-care, which included maximally-tolerated
statins. Efficacy remained consistent
throughout treatment, and at week 78 there
was a 56% reduction from baseline in LDL-C
for Praluent v. placebo (p<0.0001). At week 24,
81% of patients in the Praluent group achieved
their pre-specified LDL-C goal (either 70mg/
deciliter [mg/dL] or 100mg/dL depending on
baseline CV risk) compared to 8.5% for placebo
(p<0.0001). Adverse events (AEs) occurred in
81% of Praluent and 83% of placebo patients,
leading to discontinuation in 7.2% and5.8% of
patients, respectively. Earlier this year, Regeneron
and Sanofi announced the FDA accepted
the BLA for Praluent for priority review.
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