Word: visualizers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...sonic growl with an energy that very few rappers can match. But none of this could disguise the fact that the music was weak and uninspired. On his second solo effort, When Disaster Strikes, Busta still hasn't completely solved the problem of finding beats to match his visual and lyrical audacity. There aren't enough great songs like the current mega-hit "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" to overshadow the number of tunes in which the production-done mostly by the Flip Mode Squad-is generic, lagging behind Busta in all his revved up Tasmanian devil...
Until now, physicians have been able to offer only palliative care to patients with macular degeneration: more powerful eyeglasses; visual aids, such as machines that enlarge print; and, for a minority of cases--those that involve the invasive growth of blood vessels--laser therapy that sometimes slows down the disease, at least for a time. But only 10% of those in whom macular degeneration is diagnosed develop this more rapidly progressing, invasive form of the disease. For them, experts agree, intervention is needed earlier, before so much visual acuity is lost...
Like an old-fashioned barn raising, it took the skills and hard work of hundreds of people to turn this vision into reality. Four different nursing schools pooled their resources to make classes available to students all over Kansas via compressed video, a medium that digitizes both visual images and sound, then "compresses" the information for transmission over high-speed telephone lines to specially configured television sets. But if any two people can be said to represent the heart and soul of the program, they are Helen Conners, 54, and Gemma Doll...
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...Audio Visual Services (AVS), located out of the Science Center, employs about 30 students each year. Students may be assigned to videotape a class or provide technical support for a given professor throughout the semester...