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USES: This medication is used alone or with other medications to prevent nausea and vomiting caused by cancer chemotherapy. It works by blocking one of the body's natural substances (serotonin) that causes vomiting.
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>Music: a blend of contemporary music (like Japanese) and old mid-eastern music, to give a feeling of relevance to today.
>Movie poster: an arm reaching out of thick black and violet water and grabbing on to someone's arm. Jesus' compassionate face in the background looking forward with the reflection of Earth in His eyes. Major characters (including the devil) on the left and right with different expressions.
SCENE 1: Movie begins in the garden of Eden. Adam wakes up from sleep after God creates Him, and explores the new world around him in wonder. After enjoying everything around him, God puts him to sleep again and removes one of his ribs. We see the rib float over to a secluded area and a whirlwind of dust surrounds it. Next we see the bones of a skeleton slowly being formed and then covered up with muscles, nerves, intestines, skin, etc. until Eve is finally formed. The two wake up with their heads almost touching, they stand up and turn around, look into each other's eyes and embrace in pure love. (Adam keeps his eyes on her face) There is no dialogue in this scene at all except for the slow, enticing words of the serpent: "Yoooooooou shaaaaaaall beeeeeeeee liiiiiiiiiiiike Goooooooooood." Adam and Eve eat the fruit, we see their skulls turn black inside of their heads, and a purple and black haze flows out of them and touches everything in the garden of Eden. All of the creatures there are quickly affected and some become carnivores and begin killing the other creatures. (I thought it would be awesome to show a dinosaur turn into a carnivore, but I wouldn't want to give any reason for people to doubt the truth of this story.) A large number of wild animals chase them and angels appear to make the creatures run away. Adam and Eve hide from God when He walks through the garden, He confronts them and makes them leave the garden, and a flaming sword and angels guard the entrance of Eden.
SCENE 2: Pictures of important events of the Old Testament appear with music in the background while someone reads Old Testament prophecies of Christ. We see the construction of the Ark with giants and evil people in the background, the finished Ark on the Flood waters, Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt, great battles, King David, invasions by Babylon and Rome, prophets getting stoned, and the like.
SCENE 3: Previous scene shifts into the next, where students are in a temple reciting the last few verses of the end of the Old Testament, and then their rabbi asks them questions about what they think it means (referring to things like Elijah coming again). After some talking, the rabbi tells them to follow him and they follow him out of the building. Simon Peter is outside working by the shore and he sees the students following their rabbi around, and he sighs. Then he gives a monologue to the audience about himself (in his mind) about how we wasn't able to pass his studies of the Old Testament so he had to learn his family's trade. Soon Jesus walks by him, multiplies the fish, and tells him to follow him. Peter is shocked, overjoyed, and runs after him, saying goodbye to his father. Every other disciple that Jesus calls responds in a very similar way.
The rest of the movie focuses on Jesus' miracles and some of his teachings (maybe even the whole sermon on the mount and definitely the story of the prodigal son). We also see how Jesus angers the Pharisees by confronting them about their hypocricy and calling them names (so the audience has some ideas why they want to kill Him and why this story isn't anti-semitic. The disciples are also shocked speechless and one nearly chokes on his food!). However, we also see how Jesus cares for people and weeps over Jerusalem and for Lazarus. Tension builds throughout as the Pharisees grow more determined to kill Him. After Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, we enter the final hour of the movie with Jesus' arrest, torture, crucifixion, ressurrection, and ascension.
BIGGEST IDEAS: Jesus is dark-skinned in the movie to be more accurate, and the disciples may be younger than usually portrayed. Judas Iscariot hangs himself, and suddenly the rope on the tree branch slips/snaps and Judas find himself plummeting towards sharp rocks below him in slow motion (as mentioned in Acts). Before he hits the rocks we see a reflection of the devil's face in his eyes with his mouth wide open. (I know it may not have happened like this, but it's artistic license) Jesus sheds a tear for him the moment he dies, but we don't see him hit the rocks. Satan is portrayed as the most beautiful character in the story and a very compassionate-sounding person who tries to convince Jesus that he doesn't deserve to die. Jesus is crucified naked just like the Bible says, but nothing is shown. The nails are driven through his wrists instead of his palms, which is scientifically correct. When Jesus is on the cross, Satan runs through the crowd invisibly and whispers things to people, and they laugh and dare Jesus to get off the cross. Satan floats above the crowd, with his face inches away from Christ's bloody face, and tries harder to persuade him not to die. Jesus ignores him and lovingly looks through his face at all of the people below Him. Satan finally becomes enraged and screams "Get... OFF! OF! THEEEEEEEEEERE!!!" His face morphs into something hideous, then he tries to grab His arms, forgetting he can't touch Him, and is hurled down to the ground on his head and screams. ("You shall wound his foot and he shall crush your head") As Christ suffers on the cross, flashbacks are shown of prophets describing His death, including David.
When Christ's time to die has almost come, invisible black and purple mist (sin) flies from the theives beside him, the crowd of people before him, and across the world and time to form a large tornado above the cross. It shoots into His body and He feels more pain than anything previous to this. Immediately darkness falls over the Earth and God looks away, and Jesus finds himself in a pitch black world on the cross, where there is no one around, and nothing but howling wind. He begins to weep and then screams at the top of his lungs out the famous words, "My God! My God! Why have you forsaken me?!?!" We hear another reference to Elijah. Later, the soldiers guarding Jesus tomb become terrified and faint when two angels appear and roll the stone away. Plenty of time is spent on the resurrection and the people who saw Him.
CONCLUSION: After the resurrection, more of the focus returns to Peter. Jesus multiplies the fish again and forgives him for betraying Him. Jesus ascends to Heaven with the disciples watching. He appears in Heaven, stands at the gates with his nail-scarred hands stretched out, blood trickles down the center of the gates, and they fling wide open. Screen goes black and movie ends. (I also think it would be awesome to end the movie with the song "O Praise Him" by David Crowder Band, and the first chorus would begin as soon as the movie ended.) In Heaven, Jesus looks as described in Revelation: white hair, eyes like a flame of fire, feet like fine brass, a long robe and golden girdle.
TRAILER IDEA: There is a story told around the world... that many believe is the greatest story ever told. The story of a man who dared to love a world... that would hate him enough to kill him. A story of the ultimate collision... of good and evil. A story of how far a man would go... to rescue those who couldn't rescue themselves... and didn't deserve it. No other story told has been more controversial... more influential... more amazing... than this one. Now, you'll see it a way you've never seen before. Made with state-of-the-art anime by (name), retold by Jacob Gibson and (names), music by (names), and voiced by (names)... this is one story we guarantee you won't soon forget...... Agapge Bridge. Coming (date).
Now for the idea of this Christian band. Like some of my other ideas, I would bet that someone has already had a dream like this, but just in case they haven't I'll take a chance. The name of the band could have the word alchemy in it as an example of how Christ changes our lives from worth little to priceless. I'm thinking of something like Super Alchemy/-ist, Alchemy Band, or Alchemy Experiment if those names haven't been taken (they probably have). The genres of music could be light rock, dance, etc with some hymns too. It could be a little similar to Blue Man Group in style and creativity but not too much like them. One musician could play electric guitar, maybe a second could play bass, a third piano, a fourth sing, and a fifth could play percussion and also do something absolutely crazy. He/she could have hair dyed funky color, dress in flashy clothes, and use a voice changer (synthesizer?) to sound mechanical, playing the part of an android or cyborg. Strange? Yep, but that's my style.
The percussion instruments are where the majority of my ideas revolve. The percussionist could hit copper/steel pipes of different lengths (splattered with paint) with wooden sticks, or even large glass tubes filled with water. (Maybe there could be one tube that they hit rhythmically while the water drains and fills) There could be a station of random objects they sit at and hit them (kind of like Stomp), and maybe have some buttons that allow them to control lights and other special fx onstage. There could be a large sideways spinning wheel with random objects to hit with mallets. There could be drums with lights that will flash when corresponding ones are struck. There could be power tools and computer keyboards for different sounds (clackity clackity!) There could be drums/pipes closely suspended over other ones so the drummer could hit them both quickly up and down. If you haven't already guessed, I would like to be the percussionist.
EXTRA IDEAS: in the background there could be very large tubes of water and occassionally something large would drop down inside and make large splashes. Objects could be lowered into a liquid that would appear to turn them gold. There could be dancers to do my flashlight dance (see my article "Let It Shine! flashlight dance") with mirrors above the stage and on it. There could be a short Dance Dance Revolution contest for 4 randomly picked audience members, who would dance to one of the band's songs and the winners could get free merchandise. We could play a medley of great video game music of Mario, Sonic, Mega Man, Zelda, Final Fantasy, Tetris, etc. (Can you tell I've thought about this too much? ^_^)
Ideas for album titles *rolls eyes*: Here Goes Nothing (Safe), Old-fashioned Worship, Blow'd to Smithereens; and Blood, Water, and Oil.
Fact: When I dreamed up the idea for Alchemy Band I also tried to think about some songs the musicians could play. I ended up with around 20 concepts, and 7 of those I have actually written on faithwritres: The Inter-trap, Live and Love, Radiant Reflectionz, Bet Your Life on It, God's Toolbox, One Man's Lament, and What a Creative God.
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Cream Puff Cake Recipe
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1 cup King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour
- 4 eggs
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2-1/2 cups 2% milk
- 3 packages (3.3 ounces each) instant white chocolate or vanilla pudding mix
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- Preheat oven to 400°. In a large saucepan, bring water and butter to a boil. Add flour all at once and stir until a smooth ball forms. Remove from heat; let stand 5 minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Continue beating until smooth and shiny.
- Transfer to a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Bake 22-26 minutes or until puffed and golden brown. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- For filling, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese, milk and pudding mixes until smooth. Spread over crust; refrigerate 20 minutes. Spread with whipped topping. Chill until serving. Yield: 15 servings.
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Have made this for years. Cannot find my recipe so had to get on here to look it up. Family LOVES it so much my son wanted it for his birthday cake this year. We drizzle it with chocolate syrup when we serve it. This time son wants to add some fresh raspberries from the garden when we serve it. I don't think you can do anything to this to make it taste bad!
This is a great recipe instead of making individual ones. Tastes just like a cream puff. So easy make !!! Delicious !!!
i have made this recipe & shared it with many friends. My recipe calls for putting a drizzle of magic shell chocolate topping on top . Enjoy
This was good but the crust got soggy. Next time I will not put the filling in until I get ready to serve it.
Taste just like a cream puff from the store and was super easy to make. Everyone loved it and wanted the recipe.
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Question: How do you visualize taking compassionate action into the field to those that appear to be creating suffering?
Ram Dass: In doing social action, you are often dealing with people who, by the nature of the way they are living their lives, are creating suffering. And how you do social action is like Gandhi said "I want the British to leave, but I want them to leave as friends."
There is a way in which you oppose somebody and you define boundaries and limits and you are even willing to lay your life on the line to stop them from doing something. At the same moment, you don't close your heart to them. And what they experience because they are in their minds, is they see you as an enemy. But their hearts know differently. And what you are doing is giving them messages, which are slow to be heard, but are still the optimum thing you can do as a human being with another human being. When somebody is hurting another person, to the extent that you can, you stop it. Say "I can't let you play this game out." But how you stop it is really as critical as that you stop it. I mean the first thing is you've got to do is stop it. You see the place you stop it from is the appreciation that what is in the person that is being hurt and what is in that person that is hurting the other person are both in you. You see the minute you get into a righteous thing of "I couldn't molest that child" you are using them in order to enhance your feeling of goodness. And that is causing much more hardship than if you just stop them. But stop them from an appreciation of "Look, we all have this stuff, but we can't act on it. I understand why you are in this position, but we can't act on it." That's a different place. And it's again the question of aligning yourself with one part of a being at the same moment as setting limits to another part of their being.
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Dear Ram Dass.
I feel powerless and sad when it comes to the suffering of others.
Everywhere I look, people are suffering. I feel so powerless to help them. Some of this suffering comes from them not even realising they are suffering. I feel so sad about it. I accept that suffering is part of life, part of the Oneness of God, part of God. But the suffering of others is such pain in my heart, I do not know what to do with it, or how to act towards those who are suffering – do I let them be, love them and trust them to find God by themselves (or be found by Him) – as I am doing – or do I do something else? Loving them does not seem to be enough.
Now I focus on 'my' own unity with God. I see myself in their actions, their pains. I see we are one, and I have the ability to hurt how they hurt – myself and others. I try my best to do as you wrote above. This doesn't feel like enough. I find no peace with the suffering of others. I don't know what to do with it.
Thank you.
Love you.
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- Emma
Thanks Rachael.
Which podcast do you mean please?
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Long known as the leader in hospitality, the Chick-fil-A Bowl, including its Board, its staff and its volunteers, will give an identity to -- and a mission for -- how we relate to everyone we serve. This approach will dictate everything we do as it relates to our hosted teams, our ticket buyers, our sponsors and partners and each other.
It is in the same spirit and with the same inspiration of Chick-fil-A's Second-Mile Service program, that we have created our own customer-focused philosophy ... Chick-fil-A Bowl C.A.R.E..
We urge each and every representative of the Bowl, to dedicate themselves to these principles at any time you are in contact with any of the groups we serve.
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I am 22 weeks pregnant with twins. Me and my husband are from different nationalities. I flyed to my country to visit my family when I was 16 weeks pregnant and now I suppose to fly back. The doctors wont recommend it. They say that it is a big threath to go into labor in the airplane due to difference of air pressure in the cabin and if that will happen no medicine nowadays cant save my babies. My flight will be 11 hours. So far I have had trouble free pregnancy. I love my husband very much and I would like to be with him when the babies will be born. For him to come to my country is very difficult due to visa problems. Please ladies, I need your thoughts and advices..what would you do? Would you fly or not?


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C. Paul Stubbe has been creating gemstone jewelry for decades.
Stubbe, a self-described "rock hound," founded Charles Paul Gem Designs in 1974 in a modest space in downtown Allentown.
He later moved to a highly visible historic building at Cedar Crest and Hamilton boulevards in South Whitehall Township. Since then, the store has been known as much for its unique jewelry as its location — in an eye-catching three-story building that dates to the 1700s.
Now, after 24 years in South Whitehall, Stubbe is closing his store and retiring.
Charles Paul Gem Designs is holding going-out-of-business sales that are expected to go through June, Stubbe said.
Stubbe, who owns the business with his wife, Deborah Stubbe, said he is retiring because the business has become a bit much. Stubbe is active in all aspects of the operation — from manufacturing to repairs and appraisals.
"Now we're doing so much custom work and to run a retail store is not something that is very efficient to put our energy in," Deborah Stubbe said. "His energy should be in buying stores and making custom pieces because that's where his skills are."
Stubbe will still own the building, but said he could lease the 1,500-square-foot jewelry store space on the lower level. There's also a chance Stubbe, 60, could stay in the jewelry business in a more modest capacity such as appointment-only.
Deborah Stubbe, a clinical psychiatrist, said she plans to open a pediatric mental health practice in the building.
Website: http://www.charlespaul.com
There has been a sea of activity in the Valley's jewelry front in recent years.
South Whitehall jeweler Dreyer's Fine Jewelry shuttered months ago next to Target on Cedar Crest Boulevard.
Owner Paul Dreyer retired after more than two decades in business, a venture that he also started in downtown Allentown and later moved to the burbs.
Speaking of moving to the burbs, downtown Allentown staple jeweler Salomon Jewelers is moving from the area in June. Owners have said they may open a location in western Lehigh County.
Salomon sold its three-story building at 606 Hamilton St. to real estate developer East Penn Real Estate Inc.
Other jewelry news in recent years includes storied Lehigh Valley jewelers Freeman Jewelers and Bixler's Jewelers, both of whom decided to close their city stores and focus on existing stores in suburbia.
Let's shift to openings:
Keystone Pub & Grill quietly opened days ago at former Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon on Grape Street in Whitehall Township.
The 6,200-square-foot restaurant is owned by Savvas Kiprislis and Gus Hronis, proprietors of Keystone Pub on Easton Avenue in Bethlehem Township.
They did a major renovation to the former steakhouse, including a floor-to-ceiling renovation and a 45-seat bar that surrounds a massive beer-tap system.


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Zorana Gee shared another Photoshop Sneak Peek, this time about dashed and dotted lines:
Could it be useful in your workflow?
DOT DOT DOT DASH DASH DASH DOT DOT DOT Adobe do I need Morse code for my Photos I think NOT!
OMG, and to think they're going to be simply giving this new feature away at the miniscule price they'll be charging! Can't wait!
I want to see another sneak peek at that new Blur Reduction tool.
WOW!!! And there I was getting psyched about that new deblurring algorithm?! HA! Well, I don't know about you, but I'm sold, yup, I'll pretend I'm an Apple Geek waiting for the release of the iPad 3; I'll be standing outside my local Best Buy at 2am in the cold the day CS6 is released... dots 'n' dashes... SWEEEET!!!
And who said Americans don't do irony?
It's still a nice feature though, and one that someone has just asked about in the last hour in this forum.
I detect a strong sense of convergence (and personal underwhelming) .
Can anyone say Photostrator ?
Sorry Trev, but I'm a Brit! We imbibe irony with our mothers milk, and take an extra helping of sarcasm with our jolly old tea!!!
In fact I'm sure that somewhere in a galaxy far, far away, Lord Vader prowls the corridors of the new CS6 class Death Star muttering to himself, "I find their lack of awe... disturbing!" (aaak... gasp... choke... gurgle...)
Geez. I'm not that far away, only San Jose.
Goodness, a sneak peak for dashed line styles? RLY? Seriously, this is getting more ridiculous by the mile... Simply someone post an official feature list and proper videos and be done with it...
Well Chris, staying with the Star Wars motif, it's time to give us the good stuff; we want "Empire Strikes Back," not "Phantom-bloody-Menace" with Jar Jar Binks!!!
Well, the background save looks interesting – that might be a real time-saver.
Edit: And thanks to Pierre for posting the links.
And how's the Force doing these days?
I see them as teasers for an upcoming movie. They might not show the big stunts (that would be in a trailer), but give you a taste of what it's going to be like.
The previews do address customers requests.
UI colors: http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/my_eyes_need_hel p_with_photoshop
faster liquify: http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/pro_retouchers_n eed_better_liquify
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You are welcome, Christoph!
Unfortunately as "teasers" they're not doing a very good job of sellling the movie! Of course, that's where the analogy breaks down, I mean, it's not as if George has said that if you DON'T go and see "Phantom Menace" in 3D he won't let you see any of the others!
Sorry, let me take this call... "Oh, Hi Ge... what? No, I was just ki... no, really George it was just a joke, HONEST! No, it's a terrible idea George... don't do it Ge... don't do... NOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...!!!"
pf22 wrote:
"I find their lack of awe... disturbing!" (aaak... gasp... choke... gurgle...)
Seriously, thanks for the smiles, pf22. Good analogies!
I see them as teasers for an upcoming movie. They might not show the big stunts (that would be in a trailer), but give you a taste of what it's going to be like.
Fair enough, but to paraphrase pf22's statement: The lack of awesome is disturbing - and in that I include all the other vids from the leaked prerelease builds. Don't get me wrong, as I wrote on my blog, all those tiny things will make everyday work easier and people will not want to miss them once they get used to them, it's just that they don't make good marketing material and Adobe aren't doing themselves a favor by putting up those half-baked videos.
What I would like to get with CS6 is a new backwards compatibly ACR which will not happen and the bugs introduced into old working features by CS4 and CS5 fixed and No new bugs introduced into old features by CS6. I can somewhat understand Adobe's ACR plug-in not being compatible with old versions of Photoshop for ACR is evolving and its interface changes with each release. I think Adobe policy of making user pay for bug fixes by deferring reported bug to future releases of Photoshop does not reflects well on Adobe. I also view these so called previews more as market research being done by Adobe more then a tease or preview.
Or maybe an update to all the 8 bit only filters to make them work with modern document formats.
With a modern computer who would ever want to WORK in 8 bit mode?
You wouldn't be able to show it off in a video, because it's just the way it's supposed to work. Aw darn!
There's a saying in Sales, "Sell the sizzle, not the sausage!" As Mylenium says, this is all work-a-day stuff, literally nothing to get excited about, you appreciate that it's there if you need it, otherwise it's just, "meh."
You'd think with all the abuse they've been getting over the new upgrade rules they'd want to blow us away with the new features in CS6, show us how we're gonna be happy to hand over our hard earned cash, but this... it's almost as if they're taunting us... "Yeah, CS6, dots 'n' dashes... yay!"
Meanwhile, back in that galaxy far, far away...
Emperor Palpatine: "Report Lord Vader, tell us of your progress..."
Lord Vader: "Our plans are almost complete my Master. Once the new CS6 Death Star is fully operational, we shall be the ultimate power in the universe. The rebel scum will be crushed... they will have no choice but to upgrade, wherever they may hide!"
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Hey. Don't let's turn our noses up at the 'Just do it' features. I love being to save as a JPG without flattening a document and reducing its bit depth, and I love that Straighten button that appears on the Options bar after dragging the Ruler along the horizon line. We are still a way off from a probable May/June release date, and you can't blame Adobe for wanting to build the excitement one small step at a time. It's irrelevant from our point of view anyway, because I bet most of the people using this forum will download CS6 on the day it is released. That's what I did with CS5, and I know for sure it will be the same with CS6.
Yes, we're all fanatics and will upgrade dutifully. Many of us even care whether Adobe is successful (and hope that they are - wildly so), and I think this is where being underwhelmed stings a bit...
Don't get me wrong - it's GREAT that the UI isn't completely rewritten in every release just to make things seem New and Improved. But there are "to work" things that have been neglected for far too long as well. HOW MANY releases has Adobe ignored the cries for having the UI follow Windows settings for accessibility? I have good vision, but not everyone does. And those 8 bit filters? People DO paint with this sucker, you know. And the 20th century file saving mechanics - seriously?
But there's hope - the last sneak peek, showing how more stuff is being offloaded to the GPU... Imagine a new level of interactivity in painting on big images. Imagine quick Camera Raw preview updates and conversions. Imagine whatever it is you wait on today being instantaneous. There's definitely promise, and regardless of the various tongue-in-cheek noises I made above, I am excited to see what they bring out.
A big 'Me too' for making more use of the GPU. If you check out Bill and Harm's PPBM5 results page the MPE (Mercury Playback Engine) gain is anything from 10 to 17 times faster! For non Premiere Pro folk, MPE is where PP uses the GPU as opposed to the CPU for a partular function. (Least ways I hope I have described that correctly, but Bill will no doubt clarify if I am not quite right.)
In my own development of plug-ins that use the GPU via OpenGL for accelerated display operations, I've seen up to a 50x increase in speed, and that's over a highly optimized CPU implementation, and that's no exaggeration.
It's also possible for results to be more accurate, as GPUs deal in floating point numbers quite well. Even inexpensive video cards nowadays have teraflop (trillions of floating point operations per second) power?
I think dotted and dashed lines with gradients sounds useful. I won't have to go to Illustrator and back to get those functions.
I would like to see some other upgrades to the pen tool and vector masks:
• All too often I can't really see the pen tool line when I am making a vector selection – it gets lost in the clutter. Could there be an option to assign a color to the path? Hot green or magenta?
• I would like to be able to change the size that vector points display. If I could make the points appear slightly larger it would often make editing easier.
• I would like to be able to select two points very close to one another and JOIN them like in AI. I don't understand why the pen tool doesn't share more of the functions of the pen tool in Illustrator such as CUT. It sometimes seems like the vector tools in Photoshop and Illustrator were developed completetly independent of one another.
Attached (I hope) are images demonstrating how hard it can be to see paths. Can you see the paths? In the first image the path is there, not selected. In the second the path is selected. This makes my work very irritating sometimes.
Craig you make some good points, and while I don't use Illustrator, I have had all the problems you decribe using the pen tool with photoshop. I particularly like the idea of a coloured path as it sounds like it might fit into the 'Just do It' category of improvements.
BTW Your image has remided me that stitches are not perfectly aligned on a center-line. Stuff like that makes all the difference to making things look real IME. I have also been thinking about how to 'quickly' incorperate the tiny shadow at the each end of Photoshopped stiches to give the impression of the ends being slightly indented. I am a big fan of the Steve Caplin books, because he pays attention to those sort of details.
Just from the Blur reduction sneak in which it was impossible to see any improvement because of the filming distance, I could get the impression that it is a far more sophisticated process than Focus Magic. The developer said that it analyzes the convolution before it applies the deconvolve, and I believe that Focus Magic just applies a default lens transfer function. FM has a separate motion blur function and the CS 6 seems like it must handle both with one analysis. I think I will upgrade as soon as it's out. Any guesses how soon?
Hi Lundberg
CS6 will be anounced in April and will be available to purchase a few weeks later, probably early May.
I have also seen the online demo of the deblurring algorithm. I'm primarily an event photographer, and probably 90% of my shots are taken at f2.8, so I'm always working with minimal DoF under less then optimal lighting conditions; I don't use flash. If this new algorithm were able to "fix" issues caused by Front/Back Focusing, for instance, I would probably upgrade pretty much immediately.
The problem, so far, as we have been discussing above, some of us (Me! LOL!) more snarkily than others, is that Adobe is not giving us any of the good stuff, just a bunch of, for me, utterly underwhelming work-a-day "improvements" or enhancements. And as I mentioned above, you'd think with the firestorm of criticism their new upgrade policy ignited, they'd want to simply blow us away with the sexy stuff, and show us exactly why we'd want to upgrade!
Anyway, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the deblurring algorithm!
Good luck
The Blur Reduction deconvolution tool is right on target as far as it goes, but they're missing several key pieces of functionality before it reaches "Star Trek" level - unless there's a lot that wasn't revealed in that sneak. That's not to say it wouldn't do amazing things, but I can envision a 2nd release that would increase complexity and improve results beyond what it could possibly do in the form shown. Dotted lines notwithstanding, the Blur Reduction feature - that one single feature alone - will make upgrading to Photoshop CS6 worth the hundreds of dollars.
We'll see if the Focus Magic people meet the challenge by June.
I'm a guy who is still using a 16 year old Microspeed Apple keyboard
with an ADB/USB adapter, and a Microsoft optical mouse held together
with transparent Scotch tape, so I don't upgrade at the drop of an app,
but I think the deblur tool is a biggie. The Focus Magic website says
they're not working on a Mac Lion version yet, but you would think they
would have to, soon.
I wish LaCie would set a sell date for their Thunderbolt to ESATA box,
which, like CS6 is expensive but a must-have.
I've read that the deblurring feature is unlikely to make CS6.
pf22 I'd be interested in the distances you are shooting from? I would be lost without a flash for my event work, and f2.8 often does not give front to back sharp focus of a persons head. I don't use anything longer than 200mm though.
That not good, kemosabe.
Why are you connecting "Focus Magic" with the sneak preview of the Blur Reduction feature? Do you know of a connection? As far as I know Focus Magic is a 3rd party app, unrelated to Adobe.
Noel, Focus Magic is indeen a third party app, but like the Topaz inFocus plugin, some people believe them to be the current state of the art at fixing OOF and motion blurred images. Focus Magic is old news, but I don't know if it has been updated recently. inFocus is a more recent product, but while I am a fan of Topaz products in general, I could not match the performance shown in the demonstration videos. But neither product would come even remotely close to what we have seen in the Adobe Max demonstration.
You know I have just watched the Adobe Max video again, and it still makes my jaw drop! Outstanding, and I can't wait to have access to it.
Hi Trevor, I agree with you about the video... "jaw dropping" just about sums it up!
I use the term "event photographer," but what I mainly shoot are gigging musicians in small bars and clubs, hence the less than optimal lighting I mentioned!
The two shots below are a good example of what I like to do, and why I don't use a flash.
I mainly use a Canon 70-200mm f2.8 wide open, and for the shot on the left, I was basically kneeling at the guys feet shooting up, and for the one on the right, I was shooting across the tops of people's heads from about 20ft away.
I don't understand why the pen tool doesn't share more of the functions of the pen tool in Illustrator such as CUT. It sometimes seems like the vector tools in Photoshop and Illustrator were developed completetly independent of one another.
Personally I think it is good for the Photoshop team to stay away from Illustrator's methods, like the destroy-backward-handle-on-click-path-closing behaviour, the missing perspectival-free-transform, …
And how about »no keyboard shortcuts for Scripts« and »remove Scripts from Actions on restarting« in Illustrator? But maybe trying to enable users to work efficiently is not considered desireable for all of Adobe's teams …
Craig, I strongly suggest that you post each of your suggestions to the http://feedback.photoshop.com site. Each in a separate thread, and maybe search if there are not exisiting ones, where you could add your vote, and maybe post the image or add more information about why it would be useful. (for the colored path, I'm pretty sure there is already a thread),
pf22 Nice shots. Very clean and sharp. I can see where you are coming from now, but I would call that concert photography.
Nice one Trevor, "Concert Photographer" it is, and thank you for the kind words... but wait, one of my pro-photographer clients told me that what I take are, "Environmental Portraits!" (Pretentious, Moi?!" )
Lundberg, you've seen the unofficial deblurring video, here is the official one, with more definition: http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2011/10/behind-all-the-buzz-deb lur-sneak-peek.html . According to posts on Official blogs, the technology is still in its very early stages. The Photoshop sneak peeks are from the Photoshop team, while the deblurring one is from the Advanced Technology Lab, that makes "pure research".


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We enjoy the food as well as the staff, they are ALWAYS attentive, not just when the owner is watching and I believe "hammy" is a bit overboard for someone who is very friendly and tends to care about his customers- I have watched him bring first timers through the buffet explaining each food and asking their taste preferences... and obviously, MANY of the customers are regular visitors that have developed a rappor with the staff or he wouldn't be talking to them at the tables? He knows many by name & has a great relationship with customers- to me, that is a GOOD thing.
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ANTHEM'S CROWN JEWEL! Perched majestically above the 15th green of Anthem's Ironwood Golf Course, stunning sunrises & endless mountain vistas await. Original owners spared no expense or detail when designing and building this fabulous home. The open and inviting floor plan features soaring 12' ceilings, honed Travertine flooring, custom window treatments & designer lighting fixtures. Oversized windows in the living room, great room, & master bedroom capture the the outdoors & mountain silhouette. The oversized kitchen is truly a chef's delight! Rich cherry cabinetry, commerical grade SS appliances & solid granite counters. Backyard living is enhanced with a gorgeous negative edge heated pool w/spa, & natural rock waterfall, outdoor kitchen and plenty of patio space. Entertain, relax, enjoy
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King of The Hill - This luxury residence sits on one of the highest streets in Anthem and is conveniently located between Persimmon & Ironwood golf, dining and recreation centers. The popular Esprit model features 4 Bedrooms & 4.5 Baths - Fantastic views from both front entry courtyard & backyard poolside patio, Great room floor plan - granite kitchen counters, media room home office with built-ins, wood, travertine & carpet flooring, private pool with spa, kiva fireplace and built in BBQ. Epoxy garage floors with built in storage and so much more.
Absolutely stunning home with wonderful curb appeal! This elevated N/S corner cul-de-sac lot has it all! Upon entering this home you will notice the travertine floors, warm designer paint, custom window coverings, beautiful upgraded lighting, 12 foot ceilings, extensive use of stacked stone and sweeping mountain views. The formal living and dining room offers an elegant custom beamed ceiling, & features a custom wine bar and sink. Gourmet kitchen hosts cherry cabinets, slab granite counters, double ovens, upgraded stainless appliances, 6 burner gas cooktop and center island with prep sink. Resort backyard with pool & spa complete with a swim up bar, built-in BBQ, speakers, stone fireplace & stone flower beds. Included in this 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath home is a large master suite w/sitting
Luxurious Rochester with phenomenal Golf Course views on oversized CDSAC lot and 12/2013 refinished Pebble Sheen pool/spa. Gourmet kitchen w/top of the line Cherry Cabinets, slab Granite w/full back splash, professional series stainless GE appliances w/6 burner gas cooktop, double ovens, 2013' Bosch DW, compactor, butlers pantry w/wine chiller, 18x18 inch tile travertine stone floors, Media w/gas fireplace, plantation shutters, tech center, central vac, outdoor Ramada w/BBQ, gas firepit, wind sensored awnings, 220V in garage, garage cabinets, gutters and pavers front and back.
Gorgeous Mountain and City Views!! This one of a kind lot boasts privacy, city lights, golf course, and mountain views with desirable North/South exposure. An entertainer's delight w/ Pebbletec heated pool & spa, in floor cleaning system, water features, built-in BBQ w/cooler, sink & fridge, fire pit, putting green, built-in trampoline, & removable pool fence. The interior is of the highest quality & finish w/gleaming travertine floors throughout, sparkling black Galaxy granite slab, & much more! Gourmet kitchen w/GE Monogram appl. pkge w/double ovens, micro & side by side fridge; undermount sink, expansive eating bar; enormous island & sleek pendant lighting. Closet organizers, master bath tub w/jets, R/O system, surround sound & much more!! MUST SEE!!
Masterwork in the quiet, private, prestigious gated golf community in a pristine desert setting with Mountain Views, Rochester model with Casita, just steps away from the Ironwood Clubhouse. Set on a view lot, in the back of a cul-de-sac. The home is elegant, yet warm, with very generous 6 bedrooms accompanied by vaulted ceilings. Magnificent custom island kitchen, with oversized granite island and top-of-the-line appliances, natural stone floors throughout. Romantic master suite, complete with his and her closets. Enjoy the resort lifestyle in this gracious home with living & dining room areas soaring ceilings, media/theatre room.
Owner just added a misting system in your resort style home. Nestled at the base of Daisy Mountain, in prestigious Haig Point, on a cul-de-sac st. rests this Rochester with an oversize lot, pool & hot tub with all the bells & whistles. Spectacular mountain & city light views! Crownmolding in all the right places, framed mirrors in the bathrooms, custom paint, plantation shutters,ice maker at kitchen island, wine cooler in butlers pantry,under cabinet lighting, upgraded flooring & granite,closet packages. Don't forget the Media room w/100'screen TV, built in cabinetry, with surround sound through out the entire home. Pavers-front & back, electric awning,BBQ, raised sitting area, fire pit, VIEW fence,grassy play area, and pool & spa safety nets.
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If you have one, where did you get it? Or did you make it? What materials did you use?
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Answer by Brandon 730 · Jul 22 '10 at 06:41 PM
I did a blog post about mine a year ago. It's just a bookcase, but it's the perfect height for computer use.
I don't stand for the whole day (or even most of the day when I'm relaxing) so I also have a 36" stool to sit on. I actually like it better than softer chairs, I think it encourages better posture. It's kinda hard to slump on a stool. I could be wrong on that though.
The monitors are ideally raised up a little bit when standing and pushed down when sitting so the top of the screens are at eye-height, which is ergonomically optimal or something.
The elevated shelf on the bottom is a foot rest and the books are to weight the thing (it's a cheap bookshelf).
Answer by aris 287 · Jul 22 '10 at 10:14 PM
I have several sit-stand workstations that I have built and performed ergonomic studies with (they are hydraulically actuated at a push of a button). But they were tough to build! Notet that there is a huge selection of marketed (read: very expensive) options that operate that way, but many "work from home" folks just take a normal lightweight desk and put it on wooden blocks. In cube-farms, most cubicles have a height variation in how high off the ground your desk can be installed in the cube, and the facilities folks can often just set you up - a good target height being just 3 inches or so less than your standing elbow height.
If you aren't looking for adjustability - just a permanent standing worksurface - a cheap method is this:
(1) Measure you standing elbow height (stand up and make a 90 degree bend at the elbow, and have a friend measure from the floor to just the bottom part of your elbow)
(2) Subtract a few inches from your standing elbow height (3 inches is good), and write that down.
(3) Buy four 4x4 posts (not pressure treated). Cut the 4x4's to the number you wrote down.
(4) Get a nice veneered piece of plywood with a furniture grade veneer, and cut it to 36" x 48" (3 feet deep by 4 feet wide). Round off the edges all around starting with coarse sand paper and continuing with progressively finer grades (e.g. start with 60 grit and end with 400 or even 600)
(5) This step is basically just screwing the top to the posts: with help, position the 4 posts vertically, and set the plywood on top, and one at a time screw them together from above. As you do each one, make sure the top stays level - you may need to sand down or cut a slight bit from one or more posts to get them perfect.
(6) Take a few 1x6 pieces of plank, and add a horizontal brace across the back and each side.
(7) Stain with a water based stain and finish off with polyurethane.
Of course - some basic wood working skills are a pre-req here
The end result is stable and ergonomically correct just for you!
The "attractiveness" though is subjective;) But if you pick a stain that matches your other furniture it can look pretty nice.
Answer by Bryan 1038 · Jul 24 '10 at 01:11 AM
Sitting is not necessarily bad--just sitting the way we do in our modern culture is particularly bad. I already recommended it somewhere here, but look up the Authors@Google talk by Esther Gokhale. She looks at the posture of cultures around the world who experience almost zero back pain. She makes some good recommendations on how to sit.
I do have a standing desk though. I just put my computer monitor onto the top shelf of my desk, which is at my eye level. I placed the keyboard on a box on top of the desk surface. Generally I try to do a lot of my listening/learning while walking outside now, with my iPod Touch. There's a lot of evidence that some people, especially boys, learn better while moving. Many of the great minds in history would discuss their ideas while walking. It makes sense evolutionarily because much of our learning was about our environment.
Answer by Senneth 87 · Jul 06 '11 at 10:36 PM
I waited until my boss was out of town, wrapped up a big box in brown mailing paper and voila! (although the boost from the keyboard container helps) I keep a kneeling chair under the desk for non-computer big projects, etc. Hurt my leg bones like hell for a few weeks, now I am just fine. I fidget, dance, stretch, and move all day long! Heels are out though -Ouch! I get pity all day long, like I am mis-treated. I hope it results in a raise!
Answer by Jessica G 3089 · Jun 19 '11 at 12:28 PM
I currently have a huge Ikea desk that my husband raised with slabs of wood between the desktop and the leg supports - but before that, I bought a "bistro" height bar table from Ikea (here's the model I used: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S19834379) that was perfect. I'm 5'4" and my arm height is level; it's a little short for my 6'4" husband, though.
It was the cheapest ready-made option I could find, but you could get lucky and score on Craigslist.
Answer by Ryan Wilder 667 · Jun 22 '11 at 02:18 AM
Hi Melissa, I just got a post up about my standing desk. -->
It's not pretty, but it was free! I scrounged about the office to make it happen. I even put the neglected office library to good use.
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Answer by Sherman Smith 21 · Jul 06 '11 at 09:32 PM
I had the worst back pain for 15 years (been programming since the late 80s, lots of desk jobs...) until I saw an article about standing desks. I looked a few up and ended up buying one called the Kangaroo (it's adjustable and just sits on top of your current desk) and I loved it! I ended up buying a better one for work, and a more portable one for my wife. It relieved my back pain so much I decided to make a site, www.beststandingdesks.com, about my experiences so other people could learn.
If you have any questions about my experiences with a standing desk, just email me.
Answer by Evelyn aka CarbSane 8202 · Sep 03 '11 at 09:29 PM
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I have had one of those Tony Little contraptions for years and it never was any good for exercise. But I took the computer off the mount, got a bolt & nut from hardware store and a small bamboo cutting board. Mounted it up there. Perfect for my little HP mini. I'll try and post a pic if I can find my mini SD memory card. I rock with arms as I read, rock with legs when I type.
Answer by Primal Toad 1920 · Jul 22 '10 at 07:19 PM
I personally own this exact one.
Yes, it is expensive at $237. But, it is so worth it. I am 5'9" and it works absolutely perfect for me. It was a blessing to set it up one time and have it work out exactly as I had had hoped for! It is adjustable.
Answer by Jules 581 · Jul 22 '10 at 07:22 PM
All the more reason to get one of these as described above! "Sitting increases death risk: study." (WFS)
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My 7 week old daughter was doing great until a week ago. She was on a great schedule where she would be awake at 8:30am drink 4oz and we would have play time until 10:30am. She went down in her crib for a nap until 1-1:30pm and wake for another 4oz. We would have more playtime, some tummy time, then in her swing for her afternoon nap around 2:30pm. She would sleep until 5pm drink 4oz, and she would sit with me or daddy and go in her bouncer when my husband and I eat dinner. Sometimes she would take a small nap. At 8:30pm it's bath time and cuddle time in her room with the lights off and her music playing softly. 9pm is her bedtime feeding and bedtime. She then slept until 2 or 3am for another 4oz and right back to sleep. Up once more at 5 or 6am for 4oz and back to sleep until 8:30am. It was the best schedule I could ask for.
Now all of a sudden she's completely thrown off her schedule. She wants to drink about 5-6oz of formula (which is fine, I know she's growing), but now she is down to 2-3 hours between feedings. Then she fights her naps, doesn't want playtime on the floor. She really only likes her swing now. And it's getting harder to put her back down after her night feedings. If she has a small nap during the day, not matter when she ate last she thinks just because she woke it, it's time to eat.
How can I put her back on a schedule? I'm going insane! I can't seem to please her anymore. Thanks for listening!
I'm sorry your little girl is being difficult... It's a very common tale. You need to remain very flexible and patient. Babies typically won't get on a regular schedule until they are about 6 months old and some even longer. Your baby will change her schedule numerous times over the next several months. Similac has a guide for bottle fed babies which has been very helpful to me. It tells me the average range that my baby should be eating daily (how many bottles at how many oz on average). If your baby isn't full after a feeding it could cause her to want to stay awake instead of go to sleep. You might try to hold her for a while after she has her night bottles to help her to sleep then put her down once she is good and asleep. That's what works for my daughter. She also may have just hit a growth spurt and her body could be trying to readjust to it's new needs. I know every time Hazel hits a growth spurt she gets super cranky and clingy and i have to completely readjust my life for about a week. As she gets older she is going to be staying awake more throughout the day and sleeping and waking at different times. Just stay flexible and stick with it the best you can.. Her body knows what it needs, so if she's sleeping more then she probably needs it, and the same with being awake, and eating...and remember that babies live by their own schedule so it would be wise of you to adjust yours to fit it for a while so you don't exhaust yourself trying to keep up with her. If you feel that she's not acting normal then i urge you to make a visit to her doctor and have her evaluated just to be safe.
I agree, I think she's going through a growth spurt. This past Saturday she did not nap at all during the day. I tried to put her down to sleep, but she was wide awake. She would fall asleep in my arms and I tried to lay her down, but she woke right up. So I let her sleep in my arms around 5pm. Since that day she's been off on her naps. Then today I put her down for a nap in her crib around 1:30 and she actually slept until 4. So thankfully she's not as cranky as she's been.
Thank you for the advice!
I'm sorry to hear that things are quite as smoothy as they had been with your daughter. :( I want to encourage you, as Brinny did, to have her doc just take a peek at her. When every a baby or young child hasa significant change in behavior it's worth having her evaluated to make sure all is ok.
I do agree that she is growing-and this is great news! I think it's just fine for her to have as much swing time as keeps her happy. She may also prefer to sleep with the head of her head up, and this is just fine! I also want to encourage you to look at other ways to help her self sooth. Many baby have a blanket that smells like mom and dad that is very comforting. Some do well with binkis. This doesn't mean that you shouldn't be feeding her, they are just ways to help her calm after meals so she can go back to sleep.
Let us know how things are going, and get her in to the doc for a check!
Just when you think you settle into a good routine, babies change it up on you! Most kids really don't settle into much of a routine until after a good 6-9 months or more. It's in their nature to switch it up because they are becoming more wakeful, growing, gaining new awareness of their environment, etc. Just try to be in tune with what your daughter is looking for...my son eventually starting dropping the long, long naps and would take three shorter naps. Eventually he dropped to a morning and afternoon nap and, around 1, he dropped the morning nap. One day he loved the floor and play mat and the next day he wasn't having it - you just have to have a variety of little things they might like to do and see what works on any given day! Hang in there - it'll get easier to read her and figure things out. You are not alone!
I just wanted to check and see how you and your baby are doing. It was a few weeks ago that you last posted, and I know that things can change a lot in a few weeks. If you are feeling up to it I'd love an update. I also wanted to tell you that I just love your profile picture! Your baby is beyond adorable!
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