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Workouts For Basketball

jimluther — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:44:03 -0000

Workouts For Basketball

If you are into basketball or any other sports, you will know the cost of hiring a personal fitness trainer. I recommend hoopworkouts.com for the same. Out here you will find a collection of workouts on basketball in form of online videos. I hope you like it.

Common Mistakes in Romance

petersonalen — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 05:43:45 -0000

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Top Love Making Tips-Mind Body Issues

adersonjim — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:24:13 -0000

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All We Want Is A Simple Golf Swing

mikaljone — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 09:36:30 -0000

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Photoshop lab’s list of auto features

odie — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 21:22:43 -0000

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09/25/08

Photoshoplab’s list of auto features

Filed under: General Rants

Posted by: anarchist-babe @ 11:52 pm

While hunting online for an answer to a Photoshop problem (even anarchistic developers get stuck sometimes), I came across an interesting article on a blog called Photoshoplab.com. The title of the post is ‘7 Things Photoshop Does Automatically’.

It’s a great roundup and I think many of these automated features speak to folks who buy our Digital Anarchy products. Many of our Photoshop customers are professional photographers with relatively little time to devote to image editing. All of these auto-functions are easy and fast to use. Auto Levels, Auto-Blend Layers and Rotate> Arbitrary (numbers 12, 5 and 7 below) seem to especially speak to folks who need quick, clean adjustments to their photos.

The author’s subtitle is ‘7 Things Photoshop Does Automatically That Aren’t in the Automate Menu’, and that makes sense, because the features he has listed are pretty hidden if you aren’t looking for them. In fact, I was only aware of three of the functions.

The author, Tommy Maloney, lists:

1. Auto Color (Image > Adjustments > Auto Color)

2. Auto Levels (Image > Adjustments > Auto Levels)

3. Auto Contrast (Image > Adjustments > Auto Contrast)

4. Auto-Align Layers (Edit > Auto-Align Layers)

5. Auto-Blend Layers (Edit > Auto-blend Layers)

6. Vertical + Horizontal Centering (Layer > Align > Options)

7. Straighten Crooked Photos (Image > Rotate Canvas > Arbitrary)

Go to Tommy’s Photoshoplab post to read the details. Just goes to show that you don’t always need a high profile destination for training. Sometimes the smaller sites post something brilliant.

regards -Debbie

Lawn Care

winni025a — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 00:45:03 -0000

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Lawn Care Tips

winni024a — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 06:33:55 -0000

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Winter Lawn Care

winni023a — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 03:27:47 -0000

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Lawn Care Tips

winni022a — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 01:05:00 -0000

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Spring Lawn Care

winni021a — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 07:14:05 -0000

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Winter Lawn Care

winni032a — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 02:55:39 -0000

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7 Design Tips for Creative Scrapbook Pages

laraluna50 — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 20:43:53 -0000

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Make them an offer they must refuse.

The Karrass Effective Negotiating Seminar teaches you how to use a 'Bogey' as a discovery tactic to gain more information. The more you know about what is on the other party's 'sheet,' the better the opportunity for you to find ways to create a Both-Win agreement.

Consider making them an offer they must refuse.

This is an interesting negotiating technique. There are times when you should make an offer the other side just has to refuse. Why should anyone give the other party such an offer?

Here's what this negotiating technique can accomplish.

Proposals like this help set the stage for making offers later that look good by comparison (i.e. it helps establish aspiration levels). Making an offer like this gives you time to explore various alternatives that could be acceptable. Using this technique can stall the negotiation; force talks to break down; or help postpone a decision until a time that is more favorable to you. All of these events provide you more time that can be used to craft a better agreement for both you and the other side.

One of the best reasons for making an offer the other side can't accept is to help you zero in on what is acceptable. The magic of such an offer is that it opens up a flow of conversation. When people believe that no agreement is likely, they talk more candidly with one another. It is then that real motivation and goals are revealed. After gaining this additional information, there is no reason you cannot then follow-up with a more knowledgeable offer that is acceptable.

There is some risk associated with this negotiating technique. But, you may find this technique can open up an avenue to a value enhanced agreement.

Caution is necessary -- particularly if you are on the 'sales side' of the negotiation. Make sure you leave yourself a way to re-enter negotiations. You want to use this negotiating technique to stop the negotiation, to allow you to gain more information, but you do not want to eliminate your proposal from consideration.

Stock Investment Traps

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About--stockinvestment

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About--stockinvestment

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