The iblazr is an external flash that uses four high-output CREE LED lights to provide a whole lot of illumination via a small piece of hardware that plugs into your gadget's headphone jack, easily outgunning the iPhone's flash, and giving the flash-less iPad something to shine on photographic subjects.
The Portuguese tried, or so it appeared, to be overeager to shine, and less of a team man because of that.
Law firms would be able to hire more lawyers, at the lower rates, and give talented graduates of less prestigious institutions a chance to shine.
4. Going to a less competitive school allows me to shine brighter Ivy League schools are made up of some of the smartest kids in the nation.
This is the time to shine with less.
But dozens of less-known figures also get to shine, including the textile designer Marianne Strengell, whose aluminum rug for Alcoa will be on view, and the architect William Muschenheim, whose 1954 home in Ann Arbor is shown here.
Still, Mr. Goldman said that while the market was becoming less unbalanced, high technology would continue to shine.
Gladwell points out that all great sportspeople, performers and even computer programmers got in their 10,000 hours of practice in their particular art early in life, allowing them to shine while their less-diligent contemporaries were still grappling with the basics.
In the low-key mood, it was the turn of Britain's quieter, prettier, less outlandish designers - mostly women - to shine.
They felt the pressure to shine next to respected, less familiar colleagues.
