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Wednesday, 26 May 2010 01:50 |
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If you've landed on this article, chances are you heard about Google Webmaster Tools and are either looking for more information or wanting to utilize ("install") it for your site. No problem - it's really pretty easy, and you'll be up and running in no time if you follow these simple steps.
Before I begin, a quick rundown of what exactly Google Webmaster Tools is...
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Wednesday, 07 April 2010 00:52 |
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This guide refers to phpMyAdmin based databases that are commonly the back end for popular content management systems (CMS) like WordPress and Joomla
Yes, it happened to me.
So... I was clearing out my web server files, databases, etc, to make room for the new website coming online, and I forgot to make a copy of my old Wordpress Blog's database before I deleted it (I copied everything else, like that helps!). Luckily, it wasn't quite my life's work, and I have Flickr galleries of all the images, so I can go back through and basically reproduce the articles, or at least toss Flickr galleries into some articles with a quick explanation.
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Wednesday, 05 May 2010 01:37 |
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In this tutorial, I'll demonstrate a great way to create a selection around an object to remove backgrounds, other objects, etc using the Photoshop Pen Tool.
I remember when I was new to Photoshop, selections and cropping, and then I remember how cool it was when I learned the Pen Tool and Quick Mask. I'm going to leave the Quick Mask for another tutorial and focus on the Pen Tool in this one, but I hope you enjoy my tutorial and learn something. Please let me know if I've helped!
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Tuesday, 10 February 2009 02:18 |
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For the Digital Photography class I had to take last semester, the first, and main requirement was, preferably, a Digital SLR camera over a certain megapixel rating ( 8?). I had just received my financial aid reimbursement, so I decided to continue living by my motto: go big or go home. After some research, etc, I decided to purchase a Canon Rebel XSi. The package, including the Circuit City "accidentally drop it and we'll still replace it" plan, cost me about $1000. I had always had an interest in doing some serious photography, and now was the chance. Below is a gallery of some of the first "real" pictures I started taking, mostly outside of class. Enjoy, and feedback is welcome.
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