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[randymy]

Intended for U.S. release at the end of March, the Nintendo 3DS is already causing waves in the computer game community. A handheld computer game console that allows the thrills of 3D enjoyment without the need for the ungainly glasses normally associated with 3D, the Nintendo 3DS is really ahead of its time. In order to obtain a better understanding of what the Nintendo 3DS can do, I have made a list of some of its special features:

- Stereoscopic 3D screen which uses the top part to give the objects on the screen the space and depth needed to create the 3D image.

- 3D depth slider which allows the user to adjust the intensity of the 3D image being displayed. It can even be turned down to 2D if that is your preference.

Other features include:
- Motion senors
- Gyro sensor
- Dual screens
- 3D camera
- Analog control
- 2GB SD memory
- Backwards compatibility
- SpotPass and StreetPass

If you are ripe to experience the newest evolution in computer gaming then it’s time to check out the Nintendo 3DS. The future is here and it is in the form of a handheld 3D video game that doesn’t require glasses in order to enjoy the action. They’re already selling out in Japan and the UK so help the U.S. get on board with the next wave in 3D innovation!

Nintendo 3DS (http://www.3dhandheldgames.com)

[letMilecemy]

Christian Louboutin (pronounced IPA: [lubut]))[citation needed] (born January 7, 1964) is a footwear designer who launched his line of high-end women's shoes in France in 1991. Since 1992, his designs have incorporated the shiny, red-lacquered soles that have become his signature. On March 27, 2007, Louboutin filed an application for U.S. trademark protection of this red sole design.

As a child, Louboutin would regularly sneak out of school, louboutin heels (http://www.pumpscl.com) from the age of 12, to visit the flea market of Vila do Conde, where all the gipsies loved his shoes. Although Louboutin faced much opposition following his decision to leave school so early, he claims that his resolve was strengthened after watching an interview on TV with Sophia Loren in which she introduced her sister, saying she had to leave school when she was only 12 but when she turned 50 she got her degree. "Everybody applauded! And I thought, 'Well, at least if I regret it I'm going to be like the sister of Sophia Loren!"

Louboutin helped bring stilettos back into fashion in the 1990s and 2000s, red bottom shoes (http://www.pumpscl.com) designing dozens of styles with heel heights of 120mm (4.72 inches) and higher. The designer's professed goal is to ¡°make a woman look ######y, beautiful, to make her legs look as long as [he] can.¡± While he does offer some lower-heeled styles, Louboutin is generally associated with his dressier eveningwear designs incorporating bejeweled straps, bows, feathers, patent leather and other, similar decorative touches.
In his U.S. trademark application, Louboutin explains the inception of the signature red soles:
"In 1992 I incorporated the red sole into the design of my shoes. This happened by accident as I felt that the shoes lacked energy so I applied red nail polish to the sole of a shoe. This was such a success that it became a permanent fixture."
Louboutin received inspiration for his lethal-looking stilettos from an incident that occurred in his early 20s. He had visited a museum and noticed that there was a sign forbidding women wearing sharp stilettos from entering for fear of damage to the extensive wood flooring. This image stayed in his mind, and he later used this idea in his designs. "I wanted to defy that," Louboutin has said. "I wanted to create something that broke rules and made women feel confident and empowered."
Louboutin has topped The Luxury Institute's annual Luxury Brand Status Index (LBSI) for three years; the brand's offerings were declared the Most Prestigious Women's Shoes in 2007, 2008, and 2009.