This piece depicts the life of a single person. As a child, he draws a picture. This picture is of what he hopes to be by the time he's grown up. As he grows up, he does things in order to ensure that he will reach his goal of becoming his ideal self. By the time he's reached adulthood, and become what he's always dreamed he would be, the man looks at the picture he drew. He realizes that he has spent his whole life up until this point trying to become who he is today. He's wasted his childhood and teenage years trying to grow up, when he should have been spending those years enjoying them, and now that he’s finally where he dreamed he would be, he wishes he could return to the past and begin again.

Mike Jackson covers the 2012 State Healthcare IT Connect Summit in DC highlighting Health Reform and featuring Expert Panels and Interviews with Industry Thought Leaders.

Cropping is one of the most common operations in Photoshop. So it's only fitting that the Crop tool has experienced a quantum leap in CS6. In this movie, watch how to preview the angle of your image to confirm that your crop is plumb. You can revisit a crop any time you like, so you never waste effort. And by default, the Crop tool hides pixels instead of permanently deleting them.

Take a deep dive into using CSS3 media queries to create websites that look good and work well on desktops, tablets, and mobile phones regardless of screen size. In this session, bestselling author and trainer David Powers explores how to optimize style rules for each type of device depending on its features, such as width, height, aspect ratio, and orientation. You'll also learn how to cope with older browsers that don't support media queries and how to avoid wasting mobile users' valuable data allowance by forcing them to download assets intended only for larger screen sizes.

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16 year-old David Were lives in Kibera, Africa’s largest slum on the outskirts of Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi. Basic facilities like the bathroom become an enormous chore as the family uses buckets and plastic bags to dispose of human waste. The bags, or “flying toilets,” are not just a problems for David’s family, but have become an ecological obstacle for the entire community who toss bags from the window, afraid to leave their homes at night. For David and his friends, their work to provide security, latrines and clean up projects for the flying toilets, is more than a struggle for a healthier environment.

Kevin Hoyt launches a series about the challenges of rich internet applications.  In this episode he explains how virtual lists improve application performance by reducing rendering time.

Learn why native editing in Premiere Pro CS4 is faster than other editing tools. Adobe Video Evangelist Karl Soulé explains how you can start editing almost immediately in CS4 instead of wasting time.