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The 39 best VST plug-in synths in the world today
20th Mar 2013 | 17:08
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The VST plug-in synth market is now incredibly varied and ridiculously large. You'll find hundreds of instruments out there, each billed as more authentically analogue-sounding or more boundary-pushing than the last.
So how do you know which synths have got it where it counts? Which ones deliver the best user experience, have the best features and - most importantly of all - the finest quality sound?
What follows is our guide to the 39 best VST, AU and RTAS plug-in synths in the world today. Compiled over the course of several years, it's been updated to reflect the market in 2013, and is bigger and better than ever.
The countdown is decided by MusicRadar users' nominations and votes. We've also included our own star ratings and links to full reviews of the synths that have made it into our prestigious list.
A couple of things to bear in mind before we dive in: we're dealing with synths only here (so you won't find any drum machines or samplers) and only paid-for instruments are included. If you're looking for freebies, check out the 27 best free VST plug-ins in the world today.
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Tone2 RayBlaster
Rayblaster employs a new technology called IMS (Impulse Modelling Synthesis) to - according to its inventors - generate sounds unlike anything we've ever heard before.
There are two oscillators onboard but no conventional filter section. This is because the oscillators themselves imitate the functions of a filter via the Formant knob
The best thing about RayBlaster is that it requires an almost completely new thought process to get to the end result, yet it manages to still be very immediate and easy to use. Where it really shines sonically is in producing screaming leads, futuristic FX shots and dirty bass - particularly when done in an intentionally bold and 'digital' fashion.
READ: Tone2 RayBlaster review
GForce Oddity
GForce, along with Arturia, has become synonymous with high-quality emulations of vintage analogue synths, and the Oddity is a long-standing favourite.
It takes its lead from the ARP Odyssey, which was produced between 1971 and 1976 and played by the likes of Kraftwerk, Gary Numan, Herbie Hancock and, latterly, Portishead. As well as being an authentic emulation, the Oddity also adds the ability to morph between presets, enabling you to create truly unique sounds.
READ:GForce Oddity review
Cableguys Curve 2
Curve is a subtractive synthesiser, but not specifically an analogue one. Yes, it can do analogue, and very well indeed, but its three oscillators aren't limited to the usual analogue waveforms. Instead, custom waves can be created by dragging (up to 40) points around in the main display to create both straight lines and curves.
Curve 2 introduced a new look for the synth, as well as a good number of new features and a ton of new sounds. It's much more flexible than its predecessor, and one that sounds nothing short of magnificent. It's also splendidly easy to use and endlessly versatile, with a truly knock-out preset library.
XILS-Lab Oxium
Right from first listen, Oxium brings a smile to your face. It's a really good, classic-sounding synth for people who don't necessarily want to sound like Swedish House Mafia, but who still want quick and easy access to modern-style modulation performance.
It's based on a two-oscillator architecture, with each oscillator offering up to four simultaneous waveforms (saw, square, pulse and triangle) and pulse width modulation. There's also ring modulation for each pairing, and independent per-oscillator glide and portamento control.
Oxium has some great sounds, the arpeggiator is a delight, the presets are useful, the modulation is fantastic, and despite a few niggles, it's a great instrument that any synthesist will enjoy.
Audio Damage Phosphor
Off-the-wall plug-ins are par for the course for Audio Damage, so it's hardly surprising that their very first 'proper' synth is based on the Apple II-based alphaSyntauri, a vintage model that was pretty peculiar in its day and only seems more so nowadays.
Like the alphaSyntauri, Phosphor uses additive synthesis as its sound source. In a nutshell, we're talking two oscillators, each with 16 partials.
There are plenty of clever additional features, too, and although it doesn't have the most flexible architecture, Phosphor boasts bags of personality. Whether it's being used for fake bass guitar plucks, FM bells, gnarly bass noises, sci-fi pads, 'poorly computer' FX or wonky leads, it's unmistakable - and we love it for that.
Tone2 Saurus
Saurus's architecture is conventional: a pair of oscillators (each with a corresponding sub-oscillator) is mixed and routed through a multimode filter before being plumbed through some effects. There are a few familiar modulation options immediately on tap, and many, many more possibilities hidden under the hood.
This is an instrument that's friendly and familiar, with just enough modern functionality to make it relevant to the modern studio. If you just want to get on with making music using quality analogue sounds without investing in a new computer (Unlike some products, Saurus didn't give our system any undue stress playing even the thickest of chords) Tone2 has thrown you a bone.
READ:Tone2 Saurus review
Rob Papen Blade
Although it's an additive synth, Blade entirely sidesteps the concept of adjusting loads of individual partials (aka harmonics) in isolation. Instead, you get an oscillator section known as the Harmolator.
Once you've gotten past the Harmolator you'll find a familiar virtual analogue-style synth engine, including a fully loaded distortion section and a multimode filter with no less than 14 filter modes. The envelope generators are fairly standard five-stage models, and there's also an arpeggiator.
This is an instrument that excels at evocative, evolving soundscapes. If you like deep, moving pads or wild wobbulating effects, this is the place to find them, and Blade will be of particular appeal to those who are growing weary of the same old virtual analogues and sample-playback instruments.
LinPlug CrX4
The fundamental four-generator, two-filter design is the same here as it was in CronoX 3 - LinPlug's previous sampling synth. CrX4 offers three sample-based sources (Time Sampler, Wavetable and Loop Sampler), a flexible analogue-modelled oscillator, plus a new noise generator.
In terms of sounds CrX4 definitely leans more towards the creative. Sonically, it's more digital than analogue in flavour, and the sheer flexibility of the modulation system combined with the super-fast LFOs (up to 275Hz) only emphasises this further.
Overall, CrX4 sits somewhere between a typical sample-based instrument and a virtual analogue one, making it an excellent and affordable companion synth.
READ: LinPlug CrX4 review
Sugar Bytes Cyclop
Take three parts easily programmable synth, add one part custom modulation sequencer, blend with an LFO section that's ingeniously in tune with the way people make electronic music these days, and finish with a versatile effects set-up. That's the Cyclop recipe.
A monophonic bass synth, Cyclop isn't a particularly analogue-sounding or versatile. We don't mean that as a criticism, though; if you want an analogue-style synth sound, get an analogue-modelling synth. If you want cutting-edge digital madness, however, Cyclop delivers.
Togu Audio Line TAL-U-NO-LX
TAL-U-NO-LX is a beefed up variation on TAL's excellent (and free) TAL-U-NO-62, a lovingly realised clone of Roland's Juno-60. It's bigger, using up a lot more screen real estate and thus making it much easier to tweak, especially on the fly.
More importantly, though, the code has been reworked from the ground up and makes use of a zero-feedback delay filter design that makes this new version sound a lot more realistic.
TAL-U-NO-LX stays quite faithful to the spirit of the original Juno series and the sound is very good indeed. It has that Roland snap and spike, belting out sounds to set your fillings rattling.
Steinberg Retrologue
Included with Cubase 6.5 and also available on its own as a plugin, Retrologue is a virtual analogue synth that holds no major surprises but sounds superb.
Two oscillators (with up to eight unison voices each, PWM, hard sync and cross-modulation options) plus noise and a sub feed into a 12-mode resonant filter with onboard distortion. Two envelopes and a pair of LFOs shake the basic sound up and delay and chorus/flanger effects bring some polish.
Best of all, Retrologue sounds incredible - every bit as good as many synths costing three times as much. Basses bounce, leads scream and pads scintillate.
Sonic Charge Synplant
If a prize was being awarded for the most unusual looking soft synth on the market, Synplant might very well win it. Coming from the man behind Reason's Malström, it enables you to 'grow' sounds by dragging 'branches' from a seed that sits in the centre of the interface, and these branches can then be used as starting points themselves.
Sound design in Synplant is an organic experience in every sense of the word, though you can get more techy in the genome panel. The synth can produce a wide range of tones, and is a great alternative to have when your main instrument(s) isn't inspiring you.
REVIEW:Sonic Charge Synplant review
Arturia Oberheim SEM V
The SEM is legendary precisely because it does things differently to most other synths. The basic synth architecture is fairly standard: the SEM is a monophonic synth with two oscillators (pulse and sawtooth waves), two ADSD envelope generators and a sine wave LFO.
Needless to say, the SEM V's architecture is an accurate recreation of the SEM's set-up. Tune the VCOs, apply some envelope modulation to the filter and you're immediately in classic SEM territory, wallowing in fat basses and warm, funky leads.
As a straight emulation the SEM V ticks all the boxes, but the software has so much more to offer when you explore it in greater depth: small but effective additions to the SEM design, advanced voice editing features and, of course, an excellent polyphonic mode.
GForce Minimonsta
When you're emulating a classic synth, you've got two choices. You can either create a totally authentic version that mirrors the original exactly, or throw caution to the wind - and risk alienating the purists - by adding some new features of your own devising.
With Minimonsta, GForce took the second option. At its heart, it's a Minimoog, but if you activate Monsta mode, it becomes possible to assign an LFO to practically any parameter. And thanks to Ohm Force's Melohman technology, you can morph between up to 12 patches in a Meta-Patch.
So, it's a vintage sound married to the versatility of contemporary software: a winning combination.
Dimitry Sches Diversion
Diversion's feature list is something of a synth programmer's wet dream. It all begins with the four oscillators, and these are routed through twin buses that sport some of the most comprehensive multimode filters we've ever seen
Diversion's extended feature-set enables the sound designer to program far more detail into the patches than in the average synth, and you also get effects, an arpeggiator and a trance gate to get the creative chi flowing.
In summary, Diversion is definitely one of the best synths going for sound quality, usability and features, although you shouldn't expect your DAW to run more than a few instances of it in real-time.
Steinberg Padshop Pro
The idea behind Padshop Pro is that sounds can be chopped into 'grains', the playback of which can be manipulated in various ways.
Padshop Pro utterly transforms samples, but it's not all about out-there sound design. The included string patches demonstrate that it can also be used to add subtle movement to otherwise static samples, while a grand piano sound is subjected to an echoing Eno-esque ambience. You can also import your own samples.
With a decent selection of effects, Padshop Pro makes granular synthesis easy and fun.
u-he ACE
So called because it allows you to put Any Cable Anywhere, ACE is a semi-modular synth that doesn't differentiate between audio signals and modulation sources. This gives you an enormous amount of flexibility when it comes to patch creation although, because ACE's modules are pre-routed in a standard configuration, it's also usable before you start playing with the cables.
ACE isn't quite as accessible as u-he might claim - and it imposes a heavy CPU hit - but it's still a winner. Why? Because it sounds gloriously analogue and, at just €69, comes at a fantastic price.
READ:u-he ACE review
Spectrasonics Trilian
This is the successor to Trilogy - the bass instrument that was released in 2003 - and the second product (after Omnisphere) to be powered by Spectrasonics' Steam engine.
The 34GB library contains acoustic and electronic bass samples, and patches are built from one or two layers (up to eight patches can be layered together to create a multi). A serious number of processing options are onboard, though the simple interface means that you never feel overwhelmed.
If you own Trilian, it's hard to imagine that you'll ever need to look anywhere else for your bass sounds, and that's got to go down as a high recommendation.
FabFilter Twin 2
FabFilter Twin 2 sports three oscillators, four filters with a variety of modes, and a clever modulation routing system that gives you plenty of creative possibilities. This is all packed into a slick interface that makes the synth easy to use.
That said, Twin 2 is still relatively light on features in comparison to some of its rivals. However, what it lacks in breadth, it makes up for in depth. It's great fun to program and play, and in terms of pure sonic beef, it even gives Sylenth1 a run for its money.
READ: FabFilter Twin 2 review
GForce ImpOSCar 2
GForce Software released impOSCar, a software emulation of the Oxford Synthyesizer Company's OSCar, in 2003. It was true to the original, but with the addition of polyphony and an effects section.
Thanks to a combination of feedback from impOSCar users and expert ideas of its own, GForce has come up with a logical evolution in impOSCar 2. Sonically, this is a step up from the original, and offers a massive unison mode, a great patch library and a new Aux Mod section.
This all adds up to a synth that's not just a straight emulation, but a highly impressive instrument in its own right.
iZotope Iris
Iris uses spectral technology to make a virtual instrument that iZotope bills as a sampling resynthesiser.
This is the sort of application that you really have to try yourself before you can grasp it fully. The interface is well-laid out and the built-in tour teaches you everything you need to know to get started.
If you've never even heard of spectral editing before, it might take some hours of trial and error in the spectrogram before you start to get consistent, predictable results, but take our word for it: the creative potential contained within this program is absolutely immense - potentially limitless, in fact.
READ:iZotope Iris review
FXpansion DCAM: Synth Squad
It took FXpansion a surprisingly long time to get into the commercial soft synth market, but when it finally did, it was with a collection of three instruments (plus a shell that enables you to layer them up, add effects and more).
The instruments in question are Strobe (an analogue-style subtractive model), Amber (for creating string machine sounds) and Cypher (a versatile beast that specialises in audio-rate modulation).
DCAM is full of nice touches - there's a particularly impressive modulation system -and, taken as a whole, can produce a wide range of awesome sounds. It can be complex, but get to know it and you'll have a synth friend for life.
D16 Group Lush-101
Rather than create a literal clone of Roland's SH-101, with Lush-101 D16 has doubled the number of envelopes and LFOs, made it 32-voice polyphonic and added modern refinements and effects.
Oh, and, crucially, LuSH-101 is actually a monster stack of eight SH-101s: each is called a Layer and all are operated totally independently, brought together - along with a useful collection of effects - at the built-in final mixer stage.
This is one seriously great-sounding synth. Whether you're after basses, chords, pads or anything in between, there are simply no weak links. Even after 30 years of progress, some great ideas just don't go out of fashion.
Rob Papen Predator
On the surface, Predator's feature set looks very familiar: three oscillators are pumped through a multimode filter and a handful of modulation sources. These functions are augmented by an assortment of effects and the now-obligatory arpeggiator.
However, you shouldn't be fooled by this apparent simplicity: the devil, as they say, is in the details, and it's only when you start poking the parameters that Predator's powerful punch really becomes apparent.
It's easy to forge sounds of real depth and sophistication without getting sidetracked by arcane algorithms and impenetrable parameters. Needless to say, Predator comes packed with a plethora of presets from Papen himself.
Powerful, easy to get into and with awesome sounds, Predator is a no-brainer for dance musicians and a must-try synth for anyone else.
Native Instruments Razor
Razor is based on additive synthesis, with up to 320 partials (individual sine waves). While additive synthesis has a reputation for being a tad 'scientific', Razor is very friendly, presented in the guise of a typical modern synth, with two oscillators, twin filters, and three effects sections: Dissonance, Stereo and Dynamics.
You'll find that ripping DnB/dubstep noises are shockingly easy to dial in, but bumpin' basses and sweet pads/leads are readily had too.
We'll admit that we were initially a tad sceptical about Razor, it being 'just' a Reaktor-based affair and entirely additive. However, it actually makes additive synthesis not just palatable but downright desirable.
Native Instruments Absynth 5
Absynth has traditionally had a reputation as the serious sound designer's synth of choice (or one of them at any rate). Perhaps as a result, it's also been perceived as slightly scary and intense.
The latest version (5) of the synth hasn't really done much to change its image. With new effects and filter improvements, it can great even more complex tones than before but, although the Mutator effect enables you to morph a preset into something else just by choosing descriptive tags, the interface is still complex and intimidating. As always, though, the sound is first-rate.
Cakewalk Z3TA+2
It looked as if Z3TA+ was going nowhere (in terms of development at least), until v2 was unexpectedly released in 2011.
While the interface has had a significant functional and aesthetic makeover, the synthesis architecture hasn't changed. However, the sound quality stands up to other modern soft synths, especially since it's now more feasible to pile on lots of oscillators and leave the 2x oversampling on as standard.
Those who will get the most out of Z3TA+ 2 will be hardcore synthesists and sound designers, for whom a world of aural exploration awaits.
READ: Cakewalk Z3TA+2 review
Native Instruments FM8
Anyone who was using synths in the '80s will know all about Yamaha's DX7, which became the FM (frequency modulation) synth that everyone wanted to own.
The FM8, which emulates said hardware, is now practically legendary too. Not only does it sound great, but it also makes the notoriously difficult process of FM programming much simpler, even going so far as to offer an Easy editing page for beginners. Those who want to get their hands dirtier can go the Expert page.
If you've had your fill of analogue-style synths, FM8 is a great place to go next.
Native Instruments Reaktor 5
Where to start with Reaktor? It's best described as a cross-platform audio construction kit that enables you to create your own synths, samplers and effects by connecting modules in a graphical interface.
Useful module combinations can be saved as Macros; finished devices are known as Instruments; and combinations of instruments and effects can be racked together as Ensembles.
So, Reaktor is great for anyone who wants to build their own synths, but because there are so many high-quality user instruments available, it's also appealing to anyone who just wants a source of high-quality sounds.
u-he Diva
Two or three oscillators, multimode filters, dual envelope generators, a couple of LFOs and some effects. You've seen it all before - or so you might think.
Diva isn't a clone of any specific synth; instead it provides elements from various famous instruments, all deeply analysed and meticulously recreated with excruciating attention to detail.
Diva's got everything you need to carve out any basic analogue sound, and then some. It's meat and potatoes with added spice, and digging beneath the surface, you'll find plenty of advanced features such as powerful modulation options and per-voice fine-tuning. If your computer is powerful enough you'd be crazy not to check this one out.
READ:u-he Diva review
Sonic Academy ANA
ANA is an acronym for 'Analogue Noise Attack', which refers to the three very different oscillator types found in Sonic Academy's 4-oscillator debut synth.
In addition to three standard ADSR envelopes (amp, filter and one assignable), ANA also offers a nifty G Envelope. Syncable, loopable and with up to 16 stages, this hand-drawn modulator can be used to create everything from rhythmic pseudo-sequences to rapid-fire trills.
Other mod sources include a couple of syncable LFOs and a pair of slots for routing external controls (and all internal modulators) to all viable targets. ANA's dual filters, meanwhile, can be run either in series or parallel.
Obviously, ANA isn't just another 'me too' virtual analogue synth, and the instrument is capable of some terrific sounds.
READ: Sonic Academy ANA review
u-he Zebra 2
Originally a word-of-mouth success on the Mac, Zebra has since earned its PC stripes, too, bringing its all-round awesomeness to a much wider audience.
It's a wireless (no patch cables) semi-modular synth that supports a variety of techniques. Its main focus is on subtractive synthesis, but the inclusion of FM and additive elements means the tones you can get from this instrument are more complex than those that can be produced by many others.
The presets do a good job of showing off what Zebra is capable of, but this is also a powerful sound design tool, and one that can prove to be seriously addictive. It isn't strictly a beginners' synth, but pretty much anyone should be able to get decent results with it.
READ:u-he Zebra 2 review
Camel Audio Alchemy
Alchemy might initially fool you into thinking that it's a by-the-numbers ROMpler, for it does come with a lot of sample-based patches that can be tweaked with the built-in synthesis engine and effects.
However, its big sell is that it also enables you to import your own samples - these can be processed with Additive, Spectral, Additive and Spectral or Granular engines.
The sound design options on offer here are huge, though some of the presets don't show them off quite as well as they should. That said, there are plenty of useful pre-rolled patches too, and the main thing is that you can have great fun creating your own.
Image-Line Harmor
Image-Line positions Harmor as an 'additive/subtractive' synthesiser, but there's no doubt that the emphasis is on the former. Even typically subtractive elements like the filter are achieved via additive technology.
Some things are familiar, but Harmor can be a bit intimidating on first blush. However, it quickly reveals its secrets to those who persevere - we urge potential customers not to be put off by its unfamiliar look and terminology.
There is a richness in tone here that, frankly, took us by surprise, and sound designers will find a lifetime's worth of inspiration.
Spectrasonics Omnisphere
How to describe Omnisphere? Spectrasonics say simply that it's a 'power synth', and we think that's a pretty good description. Based on the company's STEAM engine, Omnisphere ships with a whopping 50GB sound library based on samples that were captured in all manner of different situations. We're not talking just common-or-garden stuff here: everything from light bulb filaments to a burning piano was recorded.
This means that Omnisphere's blistering presets are quite unlike anything you've heard before, while the level of synthesis options and other features on offer (effects, arpeggiators and more) is staggering.
The end result is a synth that really pushes the boundaries and, although you'll need a fast computer and plenty of RAM to get the most out of it, it's well worth paying a premium for.
READ:Spectrasonics Omnisphere review
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ReFX Nexus2
Nexus2 isn't as feature-packed as some of the synths in our rundown - indeed, some purists might argue that it isn't really a 'proper synth' at all - but if your priority is to have great sounds out of the box, it's hard to fault.
This is an instrument that's specifically designed for producers of contemporary dance music, with the supplied Dance Vol 2 preset expansion pack containing 128 patches for use in trance, electro house and hard dance styles. Presets can be tweaked with a range of sound-shaping tools, and both the arpeggiator and trancegate are impressive. The Mix screen enables you to adjust individual layers - each patch can have up to four - and there are some good effects, too.
Slick and inspiring, Nexus2 definitely stands out.
READ:ReFX Nexus2 review
KV331 SynthMaster 2.5
SynthMaster 2.5 is a semi-modular synth that seems to have been designed to do anything and everything. The interface may not be the prettiest, but it's definitely intuitive and user-friendly, which counts for a lot more in our book.
This is one of the few instruments that we can confidently say is excellent for most categories of synth sound. The additive synthesis module is perfect for organ-type sounds as well as filthy, obnoxious, tearing bass textures, while the new vector synthesis module is ideal for evolving leads or pads. Plus, when you do want it to do bread-and-butter synth work, SynthMaster 2.5 is more than up to the job.
Many developers say that they've produced the one and only synth you'll ever need, and we've always felt that was a dubious claim. This is the first time that we agree.
Native Instruments Massive
Massive is a hybrid synth that combines ideas and influences from all over the place. What's more, it's one of the most feature-packed synths we've ever encountered.
It comes with a massive array of wavetable oscillators (you can morph from one waveform to another using a dedicated knob), which makes it capable of producing everything from straight-ahead analogue-style tones to complex and evolving sounds. What's more, it's designed in such a way that it's relatively easy to program (the clever modulation system helps in this regard, too).
The only downside is that, although some 600 presets come supplied (and are easy to navigate), not all of them show off Massive's, er, massive potential, so you'll need to get your hands a little bit dirty to get the best out of it.
LennarDigital Sylenth1
On the face of it, you might wonder why Sylenth1 is so popular. It looks like (and is) yet another virtual analogue subtractive synth with four oscillators, a couple of filters and a pretty basic modulation section. We've seen dozens of synths with similar feature sets - many of them freeware - so why bother with this one?
The answer becomes obvious within a few seconds of loading it up: Sylenth1 sounds incredible. It's rich, detailed and full of analogue-style warmth. And while we find that many of the synths we review come with presets that fail to show off the instrument's true capabilities, Sylenth1's default bank is superb. A wide variety of sounds is on offer, including some beautiful impersonations of classics such as the TB-303 and Minimoog.
Sylenth1 has gradually become one of the synths that everyone feels they must try - make sure you don't miss out.


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I am absolutely LOVING this wig. It is the second style that I have fallen in love with through Paula Young. The first was fluffy and got compliments almost daily on how great my hair looked. But, I was looking for something classic and chic. Something I couldn't manage with my own hair. (For some reason I just have never mastered blowing my hair dry to look straight.)This wig has brought me back to my college days...when I had a short fall which gave me that straight, curving look. And the best thing is, that not only am I in love with my hair this way, but so is my husband and he is NOT a fan of wigs to begin with. So for him to be happy with me wearing this wig instead of even doing my own hair (which I am lucky enough to say looks pretty good on its own and was my 'best gift' from my mom. :) ) is pretty amazing! My only regret about this wig is that it is showing it as 'clearance'. (PAULA YOUNG PLEASE RECONSIDER!!! I have a really large head and don't want to always do the 'fluffy' thing.) Below is a pic of me with the Erika. That is all the wig, bangs included. I just had the back trimmed a smidge to give it more of a bob effect.
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Just got the wig today, it is the same color and style as my natural hair, which is thinning badly. I put it on right out of the box, left the tags on and walked over to my daughters house. She said, "Mom you have something hanging from your hair." I laughed and said, "It's my new wig!" She told me that it looked very nice and that she liked it on me. Can't wait to wear it to our family party tomorrow. I won't have to be ashamed of my peek-a-boo scalp showing through my hair anymore. It styled very easily I put the part on the right side though, and I think it makes me look 10 years younger. I can't wait to order my next one!
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Bought the Erica wig. Received it an hour before I was to go to work. Took it out of the box, shook it out, put it on and snipped a little at the bangs to fit my face, then off to work. Have received SO many compliments.. (could not tell it was a wig...you look much younger...looks natural). I am VERY please and will purchase again. Thank you Paula Young!
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I wear this beautiful wig every day. It frames my face beautifully. People think I am 10-15 years younger than I am. It is styled so well that I just shake it out, put it on and lightly comb it. I love it!
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This wig needed a bit of a trim. A little too long on me. I always expect that a wig may have to be styled to make it mine, make it fit my face.It is now perfect.
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This is my first wig. I bought it in a gray color - lots of steel gray & near-black shot through with whitish strands. It's the same color as my own hair. I wanted a wig to wear that looked like my own hair while I grew mine out to the same style as the wig. Now people can't tell when it's my hair or the wig; excatly what I was going for.I don't have to style it, or put any product on it, so it never gets dirty. There is no care involved at all.I really enjoy it.
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THE BULLETIN OF ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. No. 2. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. NOVEMBER, 1885, KNOWLES' INDUSTRIAL BUILDING. This number of the Bulletin is sent to our friends to tell them of our progress and of our present needs. It is sent also to many others whom we hope to count among our friends and helpers hereafter. -Remittances should be made payable to the Treasurer, who will receipt for the same. Thos. N. Chase, Acting Pres't. H. Bumstead, Treasurer. ODDS AND ENDS. With the discipline of sorrow, the sense of increased responsibility, the inspiration of a noble life taken from among us, the renewed consecration of our best powers, we have begun the new school year. The reports of last summer's work in teaching, given by students since their return, have been full of jnterest and not without encouragement. Here are some of the things reported, each from a different pupil: "I taught near the home of Dr. Atticus G. Haygood. The influence of that noble man is felt all through that section." "A white teacher visited my school and asked me to visit his." "A white teacher of an academy visited my school with his white scholars, invited me to his school, treated me with great courtesy, and at the closing exercises of his term gave me a place upon the platform with many prominent white men." [This is from a pure Negro, a modest, earnest, exemplary Christian boy.] "When I reached my field and the -----ist minister found that I did not belong to either of the deacon, who had charge of the school house, that he would turn him out of the church it he let me teach in it. So, my friends and I went to the woods, felled trees, toted logs on our shoulders, and in less than a week had an undenominational log school house." [This hoy will enter the Freshman college class next year.] "I was proud to measure arms as well as brains with Southern white men this summer, and proud to be one of the first to go out and show what we had learned in our school of carpentering here. Few knew of our fine facilities for manual training, and I think I did better teaching this summer than ever before." [This boy and a classmate, who worked with him, are classi. cal students.] "I was a Pullman car porter, which is a respectable narne for a traveling boot-black. I ran between Chicago and Omaha. I made up berths, blacked boots, dusted coats, picked up "quarters" and studied human nature." [This boy, a Senior in college, took this quicker method of raising money to pay several debts, one of them due to the school, and succeeded.] "I taught the girls in my school something of cooking and sewing." [This is from a girl in the Senior college class. Those who fear that the higher education given in Atlanta University "educates away from labor," would do well to read the four preceding statements. Students of Atlanta University havre occasionally seen President Ware shovel dirt, dig post holes, pile lumber, pitch hay, put up stoves, and preserve fruit. The higher education which he received in Yale College had not educated him away from labor when labor seemed proper. Yet he found his brains better instruments of usefulness than his hands, and, with this personal experience, he did not fear that the foundations of society would be shattered if a few hundred out of seven million colored people should be taught Latin and Greek. A colored physician in Montgomery, Ala., is reported to have a practice worth $8,000 a year. Pupils who have had thorough training in Atlanta University are not easily spoiled by being sent to the North and East to complete their education. Still, we shall try to keep them here when adequate professional departments are established. A former student in Atlanta University is professor of' Greek in an Ohio college. A graduate of Fisk University has held a mathematical professorship at a higher salary than the president of his Alma Mater receives. Two colored dentists in Atlanta 'are supporting their families in comfort and giving their children a good education with the income from their profession. Two graduates of Atlanta University are studying theology in Hartford Seminary, one of them preparing to go to Africa. Another graduate, who took the full course at Andover Seminary, has been doing five years' faithful work as pastor and teacher, aud raising a family of children, in a needy Georgia town, on less than a good carpenter's wages. We gratefully acknowledge our indebtedness to the following firms. all of whom gave liberal discounts on the articles named, while some of them donated outright : Wood-working tools, from Stanley Rule and Level Co. New Britain, Conn., Beck & Gregg, Atlanta, Ga., and Millers Falls Co., Millers Falls, Mass.; Forge, from Buffalo Forge Co., Buffalo, N. Y.; Engine, from Fitchburg Steam Engine Co., Fitchburg. 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The point is simple. He is the employee. He CANNOT lose his cool. PERIOD. I've worked for the same school district for 15 years. If I were to say to some of these parents what I REALLY felt, I would NOT have a job–even if what I had to say were true. If you cannot deal with the public, then you need to go into another line of employment. I chose my particular profession. When I get to the breaking point, I take a few vacation days. I can't go off and cuss out a parent, and hit one with an uppercut–even if they deserve it.
Has anyone ever seen bad karma obummer go into the hood and alot funds to clean it up and provide jobs for the 35% black youth unemployment? I don' think so because he's been too busy playing golf with rich Wallstreet white guys whom he's given billions to. Now, still going to vote for him because he's half black?
Tom Don't Hide Behind Your Mike.
I don't Care Who Started All This !
It's never Ok to beat up a woman-Especially A Black Woman- , and it's even worse to make a joke of all this!!
Who raised all these buffoons who support Violence Against Black Women in our Black Community?
What Is wrong with the female reporter who never condemned this despicable act by a Big Bully ?
And You Tom Call Yourself Black And Proud , and Make Fun Of This Self Described "Famous Uppercut?" Shame on TJMS, Shame On The Bully, The Black Bystanders In The Bus.
Tom Try To Make Fun About A White Jewish Woman Getting Punched Out, And Thrown Off A Bus By A BLack Man, I Dare You Tom!!! You Would Loose Your Show in a second.
Remember Guys The Whole World Reads Comments From The African American Community , and I can Tell You We are Looked Up On as Cowards With No Backbone. People Around The World View Us a A Bunch Of Crude Vulgar . I as a Black Man Am Ashamed By The Bad Behavior , and The Poor Choice Of Words In The TJMS Interview. The African American Community is clearly approving the Beating Of Black Women By Weak Coward African American Men. There is No Tolerance Now Or Ever For Beating Black Women.
Is This The Obama Election Platform Tom Joyner Want's To Show To The World??? Shame Shame On All The Folks That Were On That Bus And Did Nothing To Protect This Woman. It's About Protecting Our Women, That's What Real Men Doi
Shame on Us Black America For Supporting Violence Against Women.
No Man. No Where Who Is A Real Man Beats UP A Woman.
Several Passengers Stood By Like A Bunch Of Cowards We Have Become. No Wonder We are Disrespected . Without A Woman There Would Be No Man.
Tom Shame On You Why Did You Crack A Joke To That Lady Regarding Not Upsetting Her Aunt?
You are not Funny , This was a despicable Act By You Tom, Are You Supporting Violence Against Women?????
What Would You Do If Someone Beat Up And Threw Your Mom Down The Bus???
I Know What I Would Do, I would Make sure The Sonna Of A B meets Satan prematurely
The only cowards I see are The members of the TJMS. With the exception of Jay Anthony, you all let her get on your show andLIE. The video clearly shows what really happened. TJ and the interviewer answered the questions for her and defended a woman who spit on the man, punched the man, and expects not to get hit???? You should be ashamed to even allow someone, anyone come on your show and lie without checking them.
I see by the feedback comments how cowardly many of Us So Called Black Men Are.
70% of Black Households are headed by Black Women, Changing Your Diapers, Taking Care Of Us When We are Sick , Working For Minimum Wages to feed us Black Men So That One Day WE Can Beat Them , Chase White Women, and quit School. We are Cowards who allow The White Man To Abuse Us, Who Allow Thugs Like This Bus Driver Beat Up A Sister.
I For One Do Not Believe This Sister Walked On The Bus Ans Started Cussing Or Spitting At This This Old "UnCle Tom Thug" . I believe Her That The Bus Driver Called her a 'HO" when she took time to produce the Buss Fees.
She Stood Up For Herself , She Refused To Be called A "Ho" , Good For Her and Shame On All Black Men In America For Beating Our Women. and Abusing Them. They Take Care Of Us.
She should have gotten off the bus, and/or as someone else said, he should have FIRST called the police and then dispatch.
As a female, there's no way in the world I would have an argument with anyone in public.
Both are idiots
Even though he could've handled the situation better,whether the fact he hit her or not,she had it coming by her mouth alone.She did pass the first lick.Being a public servant is no picnic.Everyday bus drivers deal with inorant folks who rides public transportation daily and I have seen first hand how they are treated sometimes,even though there are some busdrivers who are mean,rude,and just downright nasty towards passengers,but I myself would not want that job no matter what it pays.Everyone has a breaking point,regardless of how a public servant is suppose to keep cool and be polite,but we need to put oursevles in their shoes and think about how would we react in that situation.I hope he does not lose his job,but she should have been arrested for assault regardless of how the busdriver hit her,she should have never put her hands on him.
that bird got what she deserved
Since I live in the state of Ohio, (not Cleveland), I'm going to weigh in. The bus driver was DEAD WRONG. Not only for the uppercut, but for the fact that he actively engaged in the exchanged when he, as an employed public servant, should have pulled the bus over, called dispatch to let them know what was going on and that he was no longer on his route, then called the police to have her removed and that would have been the end of the story. He should not have sat there and gone back-and-forth with her. As a bus driver in a large, urban city I know that he encounters crazies on "the regular," and I'm sure it was not the first time that he had a person who didn't pay the "fare." I work for a school district, and I have been cussed out to within an inch of my life, in person and on the phone. It is my responsibility as the employee to not let the situation get out of control. He could have simply ignored her. One link can't rattle a chain.
I didn't believe anything she said about not being aggressive. Since the incident, she comes across as such a "sweet, law-abiding citizen". But the video showed the true girl she really is. No woman that has been a victim of domestic violence will put herself in position to be physically abused, regardless if she knew it (the punch) was coming or not. I don't condone physical violence at all but that doesn't give her the right to abuse him (verbally or physically) and not expect to get something back. That doesn't exclude the driver from his wrong doing. The way to end it with without confrontation wasn't taken even though they both had the opportunities to do so. She is not an innocent victim and she should have some form of punishment as well.
Too often chicks in this world wanna play tough like they can beat a man, stop you can't! It ironic that now this chick wants to play the victim when we all saw the video, you were clearly the instigator, your lawyer must be advising you to play the victim now. It sad that that driver was trying to feed his family and had to encounter a monster like you, at least that uppercut gave you some new found common sense!!!!
WOW! That's not what the video showed. I pray they both get it together, both sides were so wrong. Like Jay said, she could've been the bigger person and sat down….


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4-star hotel with a roundtrip airport shuttle in Opfikon (Glattbrugg)
With a stay at Hilton Zurich Airport in Opfikon (Glattbrugg), you'll be close to Zurich Exhibition Centre and Shopping Center Glatt.
This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of University of Zurich and Zurich Zoological Garden.
Make yourself at home in one of the 323 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and plasma televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include direct-dial phones, as well as safes and desks.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including a sauna, a steam room, and a 24-hour fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and gift shops/newsstands.
Take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge), a business center, and a computer station. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center, conference/meeting rooms, and small meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided at no charge.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
In addition to a sauna, Hilton Zurich Airport features a steam room and a 24-hour fitness center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center, secretarial services, and technology support staff.
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include a conference center, conference/meeting rooms, and small meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Concierge desk
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Parking (surcharge)
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Business center
- Business services
- Computer rental
- Audiovisual equipment
- Secretarial services
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Express check-in
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Express check-out
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Currency exchange
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Ballroom(s)
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Elevator/lift
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Event catering
- Exhibit space
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Computer station
- Technology support staff
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Total number of rooms - 323
- Number of floors - 6
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 25
- Conference center
- Year Built 1971
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Parking
Parking (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproofed rooms
- Direct-dial phone
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Extra towels/bedding
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Climate control
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Bathrobes
- Plasma TV
- Iron/ironing board
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Dining
Enjoy international and Swiss specialities prepared in the show kitchen of the restaurant "Market Place". The Sunday b'LUNCH is the perfect combination of a small breakfast and a big lunch. We offer guests a large variety of healthy breakfast options as well as traditional and modern food.
The modern lobby bar with a fantastic view of Zurich-North invites guests to stay and is also an ideal meeting place for private or business functions.
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Running track/path nearby
- Complimentary bicycles on site
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Spa
The LivingWell Express Fitness Centre is open 24 hours and has the latest training equipment, sauna and steam bath. Additionally the Hilton Zurich Airport has a jogging and fitness trail behind the hotel with view of the Swiss Alps.
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet maximum weight in kg is 10
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- A tax is imposed by the city: CHF 2.50 per person, per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: CHF 39 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: CHF 29 per day
- Pet fee: CHF 70 per pet
- Details
Kids stay and eat free at Hilton hotels
Time spent together as a family is very precious. And Hilton knows how important it is for everyone to be happy. Hilton takes care of the little things which make all the difference, so everyone has an enjoyable, relaxing stay.
Hilton offers a whole host of benefits for you and your little ones in the UK and Europe:
- Children up to and including the age of 10 can eat and drink for free from the children's menu, which features a range of freshly prepared treats for little ones
- Children under the age of 18 can stay for free when sharing your room
Deluxe Room Benefits
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