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LAS VEGAS, NV (January 5, 2016) – Today, Nikon Inc. announced the latest in the acclaimed series of flagship FX-format professional DSLR cameras, the Nikon D5. Far surpassing mere evolution, the D5 boasts a myriad of powerful new imaging innovations, including a Nikon-developed 20.8-megapixel CMOS sensor, an all-new 153-point AF system, 4K UHD video capture and EXPEED 5 image processing to give photographers the best balance of performance, precision and low-light ability. Nikon has also announced additional products, including the WT-6A Wireless Transmitter and the exciting new SB-5000 Speedlight, Nikon's first radio frequency (RF) controlled flash.
"The D5 doesn't simply get the shot that others might miss– it helps get the shot that others just simply cannot," said Masahiro Horie, Director of Marketing and Planning, Nikon Inc. "With these new products, it becomes evident that photographers who choose Nikon cameras and NIKKOR lenses are equipped with an unrivaled system to surpass even the most demanding imaging expectations."
The Nikon D5 once again redefines what a DSLR is capable of capturing, and is engineered with the ideal balance of resolution, low-light ability, system speed and processing power. The resulting camera body is truly worthy of the flagship moniker, giving professional photographers and multimedia content creators an indispensable tool to make their creative vision a reality with superior image quality. The D5 introduces many technological firsts for Nikon and offers many new features that share a common goal: to get the shot, no matter what.
New Features Include:
Astounding Low-Light Performance - The Nikon D5 offers an unprecedented native ISO range, from 100 to 102,400, reinforcing the D-series reputation as the leader of low-light image capture. A veritable new world of shooting opportunities awaits, as advancements in noise reduction and processing help capture low-noise images with fantastic fidelity that were previously impossible. The D5 tames the shadows, whether shooting a newlywed couple's candle-lit first dance or sports with minimal lighting. The D5 also realizes unprecedented image quality in the high-sensitivity range between ISO 3200 and 12800 — the range favored by sports photographers. In addition, the D5 affords the ability to use higher shutter speeds with minimal illumination, letting photographers capture stunning images that are sharper, clearer and more colorful than ever before. As an added benefit, the next generation autofocus system performs in near darkness, acquiring focus in as little as EV-4 illumination. For extreme low-light ability, the ISO range is expandable from 50 (Lo-1) to a staggering ISO 3,280,000 (Hi-5), offering near-night vision capability that's well beyond the visibility of the human eye. This extreme sensitivity is a benefit to photojournalists as well as for surveillance and security applications, letting users get shots others cannot see without a flash. This vast ISO range is also available to those capturing 4K UHD video, opening up new possibilities for multimedia and spot-news capture.
Exhilarating Image Quality - The Nikon D5 delivers on the promise of stunning image quality with the adoption of a new, Nikon-developed 20.8-megapixel FX-format CMOS sensor. The camera is designed to achieve the optimized balance between the large full-frame sensor size, resolution and the new EXPEED 5 image processing engine. Users can be confident that images will have enhanced sharpness and clarity, faithful skin tones and the unequaled dynamic range that Nikon pros have come to love. EXPEED 5 also helps to enhance noise reduction, letting photographers take full advantage of the D5's immense ISO range. When paired with legendary NIKKOR optics, the D5 is truly a tool to help photographers capture the sharpest images possible with astounding clarity and radiant colors.
Powerful Performance – Nikon's EXPEED 5 engine also serves to dramatically enhance camera performance, delivering low noise, high-speed image processing and offers the additional processing power needed for 4K UHD video. For professional sports and wildlife photographers, the D5 is capable of capturing images at 12 frames-per-second (fps) with full AE and AF, helping to ensure that the decisive moment is caught in crystal clarity and absolute sharpness. Users can also shoot at up to 14 fps with fixed focus and exposure and the mirror locked up, ideal for remote capture. Because the action won't take a break, the extended buffer lets users shoot for up to 200 frames of 14-bit lossless RAW/NEF files + JPG fine*. The new processor is also 25% more efficient with up to 3780 shots per charge.
Fast Acquisition, with Precision – An exciting addition to the D5 is an all-new AF system with Nikon's first dedicated AF processor. The Multi-CAM 20K AF sensor module offers superior AF performance with 153 AF points, including 99 cross-type sensors - triple the AF points from Nikon's previous flagship, the D4S. Of these 153 points, 55 AF points/35 cross-type points are selectable by photographers to quickly and easily frame any shot. The system is configurable in 153, 72 and 25-point coverage when used with Continuous AF, allowing for stellar AF tracking performance of even the most rapidly moving subjects throughout the frame. Fifteen of the AF points are also functional up to f/8, further aiding those who require extreme telephoto capabilities, including wildlife photographers. This all-new AF system is coupled with a new 180K pixel RGB metering system and Advanced Scene Recognition System, helping to achieve optimally balanced exposures and accurate white balance in even the most challenging light.
Rugged Reliability and Unsurpassed Usability – Downtime is never an option, so professionals need a camera that is going to be reliable and augment a demanding workflow. The Nikon D5 delivers with rugged construction and robust weather sealing, coupled with a familiar yet enhanced Nikon interface. A new 3.2" 2359K dot XGA LCD adds touchscreen functionality, allowing the user to easily pinch, zoom, swipe and scrub in playback, and also enter text faster than ever before. Being the champion of low-light, it is only natural that additional buttons and dials illuminate for enhanced visibility, while two additional Function buttons have been added for increased customization. The camera also features a Quick Release Mode setting for rapid access to release mode settings. Additionally, a new shutter and mirror sequencing mechanism nearly eliminates blackout time and mirror slap for bright, consistent views during high-speed shooting– realizing truly confident tracking of fast, erratically moving subjects that were previously difficult to achieve. The D5's shutter itself is tested to 400K actuations for maximum durability. When paired with the WR-R10 wireless remote controller (transceiver) and WR-A10 Wireless Remote Adapter, the D5 is also able to interface with Nikon's newest Speedlight, the RF controlled SB-5000, for new possibilities in lighting control. **
Rapid and Flexible Workflow - Further enhancing speed, the D5 is able to utilize the superior read and write speed of XQD memory cards, which are up to 35% faster than CF cards. To appeal to a wide variety of photographers, the D5 will be available in two versions; with either dual XQD card slots or with dual CF card capability. For maximum efficiency the camera is also capable of shooting smaller RAW Size S or M file types (12-bit, uncompressed), for greater flexibility when transferring batches of files from the field, while retaining image integrity. Photographers can also use the built in 1000 Base-T 400MBps Ethernet connection for image transfer, with speeds up to 1.5x faster than D4S.
Multimedia Powerhouse with 4K/UHD Video - The Nikon D5 is the first Nikon DSLR capable of capturing 4K UHD video (3840x2160 at 30p), letting users create stunning ultra-high definition video with beautiful clarity and color. Multimedia content creators can also use the D5 to create 4K time-lapse videos in-camera using the Time-lapse Movie function, and can create 8-megapixel still images from frame grabs. A great addition to any production environment, the D5 includes all of the most popular pro-level features of the Nikon D810, including Full HD 1080p video at a variety of frame rates, uncompressed HDMI out, simultaneous live view and headphone/microphone connections. Additionally, the D5 adds a feature to smooth exposure transitions using the Auto ISO function as well as exposure compensation to create natural-looking exposure transitions in video.
The Nikon D5 is optimized to work with the newest flagship Speedlight, the SB-5000, illuminating new possibilities in creative lighting. A first for Nikon, the flash operates via radio frequency and will operate without a direct line of sight for a range of up to approx. 98 feet (30 meters). This new-found flexibility lets photographers place lights in different rooms, around corners and work seamlessly in bright ambient light with maximum efficiency. When paired with the WR-R10 and the D5 or the D500, this Speedlight can control up to six groups (A-F) or 18 Speedlights for truly advanced wireless lighting. It is also possible to perform Advanced Wireless Lighting using either radio-controlled (up to three groups) and/or optical-controlled units (up to three groups) by simply attaching a conventional, optical-control Nikon Speedlight or the SU-800 Commander (as a master or commander unit) and a WR-R10 (as a commander) onto the D5.
The new smaller SB-5000 Speedlight also has a radically new design that includes its own internal cooling system, which prevents overheating of the flash panel from consecutive firings. As a result, the SB-5000 can fire consecutively for longer than conventional models, without flash cool-down time between bursts, and can fire up to 120 continuous shots at 5 second intervals. Controls have also been streamlined and refined, with the addition of an "i" button for access to frequently used settings. The design also integrates versatile bounce ability, with the flash head capable of tilting down to -7° or up to 90°, and rotate horizontally 180° to the left and right.
New WT-6A Wireless Transmitter
Nikon has also announced the WT-6A Wireless Transmitter for use with the D5. An ideal solution for professional image transfer, the WT-6A can transfer with speeds of up to 130 mbps wirelessly and supports the fast IEEE802.11ac standard. The connectivity distance has been extended to approximately 656 ft. and can be used to transfer images to an FTP server or to a computer. When in HTTP mode, the unit can be used to operate camera controls, begin Live View shooting or start/stop HD video recording.
Price and Availability:
The Nikon D5 DSLR will be available in March for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $6,499.95***. The Nikon SB-5000 AF Speedlight will be available in March for the SRP of $599.95. The WT-6A Wireless Transmitter will also be available in March, with the SRP of $749.95. For more information on these new Nikon products, please visit www.nikonusa.com.
About Nikon
Nikon, At the Heart of the Image™. Nikon Inc. is a world leader in digital imaging, precision optics and photo imaging technology; globally recognized for setting new standards in product design and performance for an award-winning array of equipment that enables users to tell their stories through amazing photos and videos. Nikon Inc. distributes consumer and professional digital SLR cameras, NIKKOR optics, Speedlights and system accessories; Nikon COOLPIX® compact digital cameras; 35mm film SLR cameras; Nikon software products and Nikon sports and recreational optics as well as the Nikon 1 compact interchangeable lens camera system. Nikon Corporation, the parent company of Nikon Inc., recently announced the production of 95 million NIKKOR lenses in 2015, creating a new milestone in Nikon's heritage of superior optics. For more information, dial (800) NIKON-US or visit http://www.nikonusa.com, which links all levels of photographers to the Web's most comprehensive photo learning and sharing communities. Connect with Nikon and other photographers on Facebook, Google+, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Vimeo and Flickr.
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As widely expected a D300s and D3000 are announced. Specs etc at DPR.
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14th After the wishlist, comes a well considered roadmap from Thom Hogan [TH] it even receives a positive reaction on DPR
9th Either a very big leak, or someone has far too much spare time ;-)
At NR, we have a purported Nikon product roadmap.
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New lenses:
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Quite a wish list ;-)
June 30th Picture vanishes at LT site, but is at NR
29th It seems there is a D3000 on its way [LT]
Some features of the excellent D3 do look a little behind the times, and as such a D3 update is suggested by many in the Autumn [NR].
A few more MP and a dust removal system seem quite likely. D3s and D3h seem popular names, based on previous models.
This is not a Photokina year, so there are less constraints on announcement timing.
We had a flurry of interest from Nikon last year, asking us to try their kit. Despite repeatedly saying 'Yes Please', nothing ever materialised :-( This is a pity, since I'd love to do a comparison with some of the top notch lenses now coming to market.
My suspicion, is that this particular UK promotional programme was wound back as the downturn hit. As I've said when asked by both Canon and Nikon reps, we've made our equipment choices in the past based on what was available at the time...
20th Nikon Press conferences scheduled July 30th and August 4th? [NR]
No-one expecting any single digit 'D' release, as far as I can see
13th The D300S looks to be taken as a given by many.
A possible sreen shot at [NR] There is a suggestion of a histogram zoom option, which could be very useful for tricky lighting and some HDR work.
3rd Looks as if the D300 upgrade is due pretty soon, with assorted Nikon web site alterations suggesting a 'D300s' name [NR]
May 21st D4 and Nikon MF threads seem to have dried up on many forums, now that the D3x is available and suitably beyond the means of many who post... [DPR]
D400 stories seem to be on the increase, including comments that the D300 is soon to be discontinued.
Via [NR] ...some suggestions
April 14th It is indeed the D5000
Most obvious feature is the articulating screen, which I guess we can expect to see in the more DSLRs now.
Headline specs are
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12th An announcement next week?
Nikon Europe web sites seem to be down - probably for the announcement on the 14th.
Lots of suggestions what it might be at [NR]
6th Pictures of a supposed new Nikon DSLR with an articulating back have emerged [EG]
More related pics (D5000?) at [NR]
1st A Nikon press conference on the 14th [KB] [NR]
March 28th Some specific Nikon web site areas for the D40 and D300 have vanished. In the past this has been a prelude to new models.
No solid rumours of replacements at the moment, but you can read the tealeaves at NR
January 13th Prices going up, due to currency fluctuations
In the UK the D3X is up by £500 and D3 by £200
Latest UK price list [PDF]
D400 appears in a Russian magazine [NR]
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2009 January 8th Nikon prices are set to rise in the UK next week (12th) [NR]
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26th A collection of Nikon (and other) camera predictions from a Korean site.
The info (seems more a wish list ;-) even includes an FX sensor in a D40/60 body... Oh, and a 30MP D4 by the end of the year :-)
D400 and others - more info on the general rumours page
11th A set of specs for a D400 on NR
Looks to be a good follow up to the D300, but note it was an anonymous post (we may never mention names but much like NR we give credence to people who are happy to give theirs)
7th 24MP D800 for August?
Meanwhile, it's worth noting that the tinfoil hat brigade are now becoming firmly convinced that the D3x was actually ready last year, and that the D3 sensor is really a 24MP one. Follow the trail at DPR
I was sent evidence supporting this, but unfortunately woke up before I could update the site... :-)
Back in this Universe I note that TH suggests 2011 for the D4:
Looks like this may become a long page ;-)
2nd After all the info we've been sent, we thought we ought to keep Nikon info on a page of its own :-)
The most likely update is to the D3, but we'll include anything for what a lot of people think might be an MX format
This from our Canon MF info:
Will there be an 'MF' camera from Nikon? The oft mentioned MX format? Well, there is a collection of comments and thoughts on what a 'DM1' MX format camera might mean over at Nikon Guides
Certainly, such a camera would stick a boot quite nicely into the somewhat 'refined' digital MF market. I'm sure many digital MF dealers (or the few remaining manufacturers) would not welcome Nikon barging into their market ;-)
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2008 November 19th The 24MP speculation mounts [DPR] and for MX too (see also our MF info page)
17th D3x on the 1st of December? [DPR] 24MP and a weak AA filter?
12th Thom Hogan has made his (Mostly Nikon) pronouncements for 2009 which includes a D3 followup idea:
His article is (as ever) always worth a read
2008 June 8th There have been enough D3X comments that we thought we'd put a few on a page of their own...
The most credible source for a lot of info is Thom Hogan, who is widely regarded fro his Nikon info. He summed up a DPR comment with:
Thom is also not afraid of making predictions, so for a good discussion of what's expected and what he got right last year, see his 2008 predictions..
There is also a supposed YT video.
Even more in the land of speculation there's the likes of...
28 or even 32MB?? In a DPR thread we get:
We're told that this underwater housing for the D3, originally included a mention of the D3 and D3X but now it doesn't...
It seems that in a Delkin Press release back in December there was mention of the D3X
However as is pointed out by those with more critical rumour checking skills, there is no D3 on the list, so just a typo? ;-)
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Today, my mother said she trusted me enough to go with me for my first drive in my new car. As soon as we got in the car, she started hyperventilating and screaming we're going to crash. I didn't even start the engine. FML
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Today, I was at a local club with my friends sitting at a table when some guys approached us. One of them started telling me about his recent adventures through Europe and was very interesting. Something warm hit my leg and I realized the guy was urinating on me. FML
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Today, I learned that the excessive groin sweating I've been trying to deal with for weeks isn't groin sweating. It's a slow and steady stream of urine that I have no control over. FML
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Today, I snuck into my boyfriend's house because I knew his parents wouldn't be there. Later, I woke up in a hospital bed because his sister thought I was a burglar and tased me. FML
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The Tussey Mountain Relay For Life will be held from 10 a.m. Friday to 10 a.m. Saturday at the Saxton Liberty Elementary School, 1110 Mifflin?St.
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I agree it is a bad deal! We get 2.6125 shares folowed by a reverse split. In other words less shares and usually reverse splits the stock drops.
There is no reverse split. You receive shares of DUK.
your gaining 67 cents a quarter in divys.is it to late to buy
iF YOU OWN 500 PGN WHICH PAYS $2.48/SH OR TOTAL OF $1240 YOU WILL GET 2.6125 OF D FOR EACH PGN SHARE YOU HOLD, IN THIS CASE 1306 SHS OF D WHICH PAY $1.97/SH OR $2573. DOES THIS REALLY SUCK?
DUK pays .975/share, not 1.97, so your math is off by one-half.DUK has said that the dividend will increase 3% for PGN holders.
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This fragrance-free moisturizer, despite the "rich" claims, doesn't contain a brilliant assortment of ingredients for seriously dry, dehydrated skin. Its texture and overall formula are best for normal to slightly dry skin or for oily skin struggling with dry patches.
As is typical for Clinique, this moisturizer contains several antioxidants, repairing ingredients, and cell-communicating ingredients. Skin needs all of these to repair itself and act younger.
The problem? Many of those ingredients are not stable upon repeated exposure to light and air—and this moisturizer is packaged in a jar, so that exposure is guaranteed to happen. For packaging alone, this moisturizer isn't your best bet, and it's not the oasis of hydration those with chronic dry skin have been seeking.
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Perfect for dry combo skin
I have combination skin -- an oily t-zone that sometimes flakes, and dry cheeks that sometimes break out. I use this moisturizer only when my skin is especially dry, and it feels like...Read complete review
I have combination skin -- an oily t-zone that sometimes flakes, and dry cheeks that sometimes break out. I use this moisturizer only when my skin is especially dry, and it feels like it instantly soothes and repairs my skin. I can't use it year-round or all the time, or I'll break out from too much moisture. But any time I'm without it, I find myself buying it again because I haven't found anything else that is simultaneously so light but so moisturizing to get me through rough patches.
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This one leaves a greazy feeling on your face which remains the while day. Ok I'd forgive it if it had any positive effect but unfortunately it doesn't hydrate the skin. If you miss...Read complete review
This one leaves a greazy feeling on your face which remains the while day. Ok I'd forgive it if it had any positive effect but unfortunately it doesn't hydrate the skin. If you miss one day of application the akin feels even worse than before.Highly not recommended:(
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Improved dry areas and reduced my spots
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I'm 29 and have bad inflamed skin with dry patches. Using this every day means my spots heal a lot faster and my skin feels much better.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I love, love, love this cream! It makes my face feel so soft and moist! I use it twice a day! I have dry skin and this makes it feel good!
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By Kristine C.
I wish I could give this zero stars. It's horrible. Sticky, does not moisturize at all. Such a waste of money.
It is a hydrator!
By Anonymous
I love it!I am still young with combo skin but I started getting dehydration lines on my forehead, this cleared it up, it's so hydrating and luxurious to apply only thing though is the packaging it's a bit unhygienic
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By Kendall H.
Don't buy this product! After using it just once, my face was hot to the touch. After applying product in am, my face started breaking out. Never have had a problem with any product like I have with this one. Can't seem to get my face cleared up. Trying to figure out what I am allergic to is impossible since it has a mile long ingredient list.
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Not the stuff for me, which is too bad!
By Shavonne P.
My skin was going through a period of extreme dryness. and this stuff helped, sure, but I had to use a lot of it to combat my skin's flakiness. On the other hand, a little bit goes a long ways with this product. You only need a tiny amount to cover your whole face since it spreads so well. Has a really lovely light feeling on the skin. This product also gave me little bumps all over my face after long-term use (months), and finally a rash. That's when I quit and bought something else.
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By Christine m
After having a slight reaction to a product, I walked up to the Clinique counter. Immediately when she applied the cream on my face, it stung like crazy. I'm now left with a raw sunburn looking face. Not happy at all.
Good night time moisturizer
By Tanya S
This moisturizer feels wonderful on my skin. But does have a "sticky" feel to it. Therefore I have been using this as my night time moisturizer and waking up with hydrated skin. It also feels soothing after a winter day skiing or after a day on the beach with sun kissed cheeks!
Rich, oil-free cream-gel instantly rehydrates. Skin stays comfortably plumped, even 24 hours after you put it on. Daily use helps fortify and repair skin's moisture barrier to keep moisture in, environmental irritants out. Better barrier, happier skin.
Water, Cyclopentasiloxane, Glycerin, Butylene Glycol, Dimethicone, Cetyl Ethylhexanoate, Squalane, Disteardimonium Hectorite, PEG/PPG-18/18 Dimethicone, Lauryl PEG-9 Polydimethylsiloxyethyl Dimethicone, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat Bran) Extract, Ahnfeltia Concinna Extract, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Extract, Caffeine, Whey Protein\Lactis Protein, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Powder, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria), Cholesterol, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, Sodium Hyaluronate, Petrolatum, PEG-150, Sucrose, Pyridoxine Dipalmitate, Linoleic Acid, Tocopheryl Acetate, Citric Acid, Polysilicone-11, Propylene Carbonate, Glyceryl Polymethacrylate, PEG-8, Pentaerythrityl Tetra-Di-T-Butyl Hydroxyhydrocinnamate, Sodium Citrate, Sodium Hexametaphosphate, Chlorphenesin, Phenoxyethanol
Clinique At-A-Glance
Strengths: A few excellent moisturizers and serums; excellent sunscreens; very good cleansers and eye makeup removers; unique mattifying products; impressive selection of foundations, good concealers; some remarkable mascaras; much-improved eyeshadows, lip colors and blush formulas.
Weaknesses: Bar soaps (which can clog pores and dull skin); alcohol-based toners; unfortunate choice of jar packaging for antioxidant-loaded moisturizers.
Estee Lauder-owned Clinique launched the concept of cosmetics being "allergy-tested," "hypoallergenic," "100% fragrance-free," and "dermatologist tested." Of those marketing claims, the only one with significance is "100% fragrance-free," which, for the most part, Clinique maintains (although it does add some fragrant extracts to a few products). Unfortunately, terms like "hypoallergenic" and "dermatologist tested" aren't regulated by the FDA and can mean anything—thus, you still need to rely on the ingredient list to tell you whether their product contains any ingredients with the potential to irritate skin.
That inconvenient fact aside, Clinique is leading the way with cutting-edge, state-of-the-art moisturizers and serums, plus some formidable makeup and more than a few excellent sunscreens. While Clinique has some products that we see as missteps for reasons discussed in their reviews, more than ever, what they offer is quite good (just have realistic expectations, as some of their claims go beyond what their products are capable of).
Turning to makeup, Clinique continues to offer a vast palette of colors and textures, especially with their enormous selection of foundations—many of which feature effective sunscreens. Without a doubt, the numerous formulas offer something for every skin type and almost every skin color—though the blushes, eye makeup and lip colors are frequently not pigmented enough for deeper skin tones.
The bottom line is that, despite a few shortcomings, Clinique is one of the most comprehensive (and comparably affordable) department-store makeup lines, and it is completely understandable why they enjoy such broad appeal.
Note: Clinique is categorized as one that tests on animals because their products are sold in China. Although Clinique does not conduct animal testing for their products sold elsewhere, the Chinese government requires imported cosmetics be tested on animals, so foreign companies retailing there must comply. This requirement is why some brand's state that they don't test on animals "unless required by law". Animal rights organizations consider cosmetic companies retailed in China to be brands that test on animals, and so does the Beautypedia Team.
For more information about Clinique, call (800) 419-4041 or visit www.clinique.com.
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This morning the first message I saw: "CBSNY: At least 13 killed in explosions at Brussels airport, metro." In that short message the mechanics of the aftermath of another terrorist attack was brought into my family's home. Read more »
The powerful "Explore 9/11" app has arrived. Download it for free. The app is a guide for deconstructing and understanding 9/11 through the eyes of witnesses. It has three main features that include a tour, a display of 9/11-related photos based on your location and an interactive timeline. 11. The images used for "Explore 9/11" are pulled from the 9/11 Memorial's "Make History" website Read more »
With rumbling tailpipes, a team of motorcyclists ushered a large World Trade Center beam across Florida.Before the attacks of Sept. 11, the nearly 12-foot-long beam supported a window in the WTC's north tower for more than 30 years, according to a report written by Matt Soergel of The Florida Times-Union. Read more »
In case you missed it. Children from across the globe handmade most of the 3,000 heartfelt gifts that make up the one-of-a-kind "Dear Hero" collection, which is comprised of poignant letters, heartfelt drawings and other tokens of gratitude delivered to firehouses across New York City after the 2001 terrorist attacks. Read more »
Independent photojournalist Catherine Leuthold had survived the collapse of the World Trade Center's south tower.Feeling uncertain about whether she would escape what was to come in the attack, she sought a reflective surface. She found a large mirror, pointed her camera at it and snapped a shot."I took this picture in a deli on Broadway across from St. Paul's (Church) to document that I had survived the first (tower) collapse, and if anything happened to me they would find my camera and film for ID purposes," Leuthold recalled. Read more »
Hundreds of tons of remnant steel from the 2001 World Trade Center disaster has arrived home. That home may not be where you think.According to an Associated Press report Read more »
Join other businesses participating in a grassroots effort designed to help build and sustain the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. The initiative is called Signs of Support Read more »
It is revered as the stalwart pear tree that survived the 9/11 attacks. But a pair of March storms that brought strong winds, and pounded New York with heavy rains, damaged the so-called Survivor Tree. It was uprooted in those storms, leading to major concerns for its caretakers.9/11 Memorial project manager Ron Vega Read more »


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|June 2, 2014 12:58 PM EDT
How many different solutions do you need in order to implement an enterprise quality mobile solution? I think this is a worthy question. In years past MEAP (mobile enterprise application platform) and MADP (mobile application development platform) vendors tried to cover all of your needs, but the market has determined this is not an acceptable model going forward. Companies are just not comfortable putting all their eggs in one basket and betting the mobile farm on an unprofitable VC backed mobility vendor. Enterprise mobility is just too strategic. Even when companies have standardized most of their internal business solutions on a major ERP vendor, they want to keep their options open. SAP understands this and has worked to make their SAP Mobile Platform environment play nice with other vendors and toolkits.
Given that market manifesto, companies must now pick and choose their own variety of mobile solutions, platforms and toolkits. The first question, again, is how many solutions do you need? I am going to suggest at least one more than you may have thought. Several vendors including Aternity and B2M Solutions propose that you must understand your business process and systems' performance first, second your mobile app performance, and thirdly your workers' performance (KPIs) in the field. How many of you have recognized this solution category in the past? Not many I think. This is an area generally overlooked in most mobility projects.
Think about this scenario - Your team develops the world's best mobile app, however, it sucks and nobody will use it! How could that be? The business process, back office systems, APIs and security environments are too slow to support the needs of the mobile app and by extension the mobile user. That is a critical problem. It would have been nice to measure the performance of those required systems and processes before you invested in the development of the mobile app. Many IT environments were not designed with mobility in mind. Today, major work must be done in many enterprises to support the new digital and mobile realities.
I am recommending that enterprises first measure the performance of the business process and relevant systems before they start developing the mobile app. Once the performance is deemed satisfactory, then develop the mobile app and measure its performance. Isolate performance issues at each step of the way.
Once your business processes, systems and mobile app performances are all deemed satisfactory, then seek to start measuring workforce productivity and KPIs via the mobile apps. This data can be used to better understand "patterns of life" and "patterns of work" and optimization efforts implemented.
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Alfred Corry
Norfolk and Suffolk Class built 1893 by Beeching Brothers, Great Yarmouth.
National Historic Fleet
Service Vessel
Norfolk and Suffolk Class
Museum: indoors
Museum: indoors
Web sitefreespace.virgin.net
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13.00 feet (3.96 metres)
44.07 feet (13.44 metres)
4.82 feet (1.47 metres)
Built in 1893 by Beeching as the ALFRED CORRY, this is a 44ft Norfolk & Suffolk Sailing and Pulling Lifeboat. She is the first of the improved clinker built class. Stationed at Southwold from 1893 to 1919, ALFRED CORRY needed a crew of 18 and was launched from the beach until 1908 when a slipway was built in the harbour. She was on service 41 times and saved 47 lives under her three Coxswains, John Craigie, Sam May and Charles Jarvis. Coxswain John Craigie received three silver medals for gallantry from the RNLI, the first in 1859, his second on 11 July 1895, "in recognition of his long and gallant services during the period, about 48 years, in which he has been connected with the boats, firstly as one of the crew, afterwards as Second Coxswain and ultimately as Coxswain, a post John Craigie assumed in 1879. During this period, there were services to the barque NORDENHAVET (1887), the brigantine VECTA (1890), the fishing boat MARY ANN (1892) the barque ALPHA (1893), the barque NINA (1894) and the brig JAMES AND ELEANOR (1895)." On 10 March 1898 he was awarded his third silver medal, "awarded on Mr Craigie's retirement from the post of Coxswain after many years in the boat. Only one service was rendered after his previous medal, that of assisting the ketch ELIZA AND ALICE (1896)." In 1912, ALFRED CORRY rescued the crew of the Dutch schooner VOORWARTS which had gone ashore in a SE gale near Minsmere. In 1919, after much hard work during World War I, ALFRED CORRY was in need of considerable repair and was sold out of service. She was converted to a ketch rigged yacht at Lowestoft and renamed ALBA. She was fitted with an engine and was owned and registered in Cowes. In 1939, she was laid up in a mud berth at West Mersea, Essex where she remained for the duration of World War II. A change of ownership and refitting saw her as a well found yacht again and she is reputed to have been the first British yacht to enter Ostend after the war. In 1949, she was renamed THORFINN and, by 1976, she was derelict as a houseboat in Maldon where she was found and bought by Captain John Cragie, the great grandson of the first Coxswain. Restored by Ian Brown of Rowhedge, she re-emerged as a fully seaworthy yacht bearing her original name ALFRED CORRY. In 1991, after several more years of cruising, a charitable trust was set up to restore her to her original form as a lifeboat and return her to Southwold. This work was undertaken by the Boatbuilding Training Centre at Lowestoft and a permanent home in Southwold was provided by the former Cromer lifeboat shed which was towed to its new position in 1998. This wooden shed was the first of its type to be built by the RNLI and has a history of its own, second to none in the United Kingdom. Source; George Hogg, Advisory Committee, December 2008.
This vessel is a survivor from the First World War. You can read more about her wartime history by visiting our First World War: Britain's Surviving Vessels website www.ww1britainssurvivingvessels.org.uk.
1. What is the vessel's ability to demonstrate history in her physical fabric?
Evidence for designs, functions, techniques, processes, styles, customs and habits or uses and associations in relation to events and people. How early, intact or rare these features are may impact on significance.
ALFRED CORRY was built as an improved version of the non-self-righting, pulling and sailing Norfolk and Suffolk Class lifeboat, and she has been conserved in this form today. She carries two masts, a dipping lug on the foremast, and a standing lug on the mizzen mast. She holds about 5 tons of water ballast in four tanks, and the total weight of the boat without gear is over eight tons. She was built with places for sixteen oars, although this was later reduced to fourteen oars. She has eighteen relieving tubes and eight scuppers.
Around 90% of her hull is original, with rotten parts having been replaced with Douglas fir. Six replica thwarts have been fitted to provide additional strength to the hull. Replacement timber has been fitted to repair the hull planking and the gunwales amidships. All internal fittings have been replaced. There are no physical traces left of the time she spent as a yacht between 1919 and 1991. The yacht keel which was added in 1919 was later removed and the original lifeboat keel replaced. Wooden parts have been replaced using larch and oak, with Douglas fir used to construct new deck beams. Metal parts are all new, and new ropes have been fitted. Two hollow wooden masts have been fitted in place of earlier solid ones to better convey her original appearance.
2. What are the vessel's associational links for which there is no physical evidence?
Associations with people or places. Off-ship research.
ALFRED CORRY has a long association with the town of Southwold where she served as the No.1 lifeboat for 25 years, between 1893 and 1918. This connection, along with the heroic service of her coxswains, imbues ALFRED CORRY with considerable regional significance. John Cragie, who was responsible for ALFRED CORRY's design specification, was one of the best known Coxswains from Southwold. He received three RNLI silver medals, the third of which was granted on his retirement as coxswain of ALFRED CORRY in 1898. He was succeeded by Sam May, who remained as coxswain for twenty years. ALFRED CORRY was launched on service 41 times, and is credited with saving 47 lives. During the First World War she was launched 14 times, under sail, saving a total of 15 lives. Her first service resulting from enemy action occurred in mid-1915, and her last service of the war was in February 1918, when she went to the assistance of a Government Seaplane which had ditched one mile south of Southwold. After being sold out of service to Lord Albemarle in 1919, ALFRED CORRY was converted to a gentleman's yacht. In this form, she had the distinction of being the first British yacht to enter Ostend after the end of the Second World War. In 1976, her original use became significant again, when she was bought by John Cragie, great grandson of the first coxswain, and an extensive conservation programme was undertaken.
3. How does the vessel's shape or form combine and contribute to her function?
Overall aesthetic impact of the vessel, her lines, material she was built from and her setting. Does she remain in her working environment?
ALFRED CORRY was designed with a full bow, to provide lift when launched from an open beach, and a hull shape which would make her fast, safe and comparatively dry at sea when sailing off the wind, which was the type of sailing she would usually be called upon to do in service. She is an excellent example of how a lifeboat was built for a particular use and the conditions she would have had to face on the Norfolk and Suffolk coast. She is now housed in a stable and appropriate heritage environment on public display ashore in the Alfred Corry Museum which is located in the former Cromer lifeboat station at Southwold.
Source: NHS-UK team, 26 August 2015.
This statement was developed as part of the Heritage Lottery funded First World War project. http://www.ww1britainssurvivingvessels.org.uk/
Previous names
- 1918 – 1949Alba
- 1949 – 1977Thorfinn
Key dates
- 1893 Built in Great Yarmouth
- 1893-1918 In service as Southwold NO1 Lifeboat
- 1913 Model made and placed in Sothwold Church
- 1918 Sold out of service to J Chambers Yard, Lowestoft and stripped
- 1919 Sold to Lord Albermarle, converted to a yacht and renamed Alba
- 1921 Engine fitted Sold to succession of owners
- 1939-1945 Laid up in West Mercia fior the war. New owner First British yacht to enter Ostend after the war
- 1950 Renamed THORFINN and used as a houseboat
- 1976 Bought by John Craigie for retsoration
- 1980 Restored and re-named ALFRED CORRY
- 1994 Returned to Southwold by road for further restoration
- 1998 Installed as the centre piece of the ALFRED CORRY Museum
- unknown Southwold and District Guide - Barrat Jenkins, A
- 1985 A Photographic Collection of Bygones and Local Characters of Southwold - Barrett Jenkins, A
- 1993 International Register of Historic Ships - Brouwer, Norman J
- 1993 Old Gaffer's Association Member's Handbook and Boat Archive
a rope, chain or iron collar which attaches the yard to the mast but which allows vertical movement