Vídeo Graffite Argentina

clipped from www.bluebus.com.br Noticia do Blue Bus - 20/05/08 Animaçao a partir de grafites em muros veja só essa aqui 12:28 Realizada em Buenos Aires e em Baden (Alemanha), esta animaçao é feita a partir de grafites em muros. O trabalho é impressionante. Clique na imagem abaixo para ver. 20/05 Elisa Araujo

7 Free Web-based Alternatives to Photoshop

don't forget Google’s Picasa 2 ..very easy to use and though limited it does do some quick and easy cropping, black and white from color, soft focus, slide shows, red-eye removal.
It's fast and easy for bulk editing a lot of photos… export (batch resize) all starred images at the end of a session to a folder and bulk upload them to Flickr.

It’s not very good/intuitive for resizing photos to exact dimensions

clipped from www.lifeclever.com fed up with Photoshop and its one billion rarely-used features How about a simple photo-editor that’s quick, easy, and doesn’t cost a thousand dollars 1. Picnik Arguably, Picnik is the most popular web-based photo editor. Why? Because it’s now integrated with Flickr. 2. Splashup Very polished interface. Tools and palettes are modeled after Photoshop. And it has layers! 3. Phoenix Part of the Aviary suite of creative apps, Phoenix also offers layers and compositing. 4. Photoshop Express Unlike the real Photoshop, this web version has no ability to layer or composite images 5. Snipshot Nice, simple, and clear interface, with no ads at all. 6. flauntR flautR offers a cornucopia of image tools, boasting thousands of photo effects. If you want to make your photo look like a cheezy painting, this is the place. 7. Pic Resize

LocalDeli: Organise delicious bookmarks

clipped from www.makeuseof.com LocalDeli: Organise your del.icio.us bookmarks Aug. 21st, 2007 | by Mark O'Neill | Posted by Mark O’Neill So today I want to share a free program which I have been using on and off for quite a while now and it has proven to be very useful in finding the links I am looking for. It’s called LocalDeli and it is a small desktop application which directly links to your del.icio.us account and updates itself as you add new links. So today I want to share a free program It’s called LocalDeli and i

Biographies by nationalities

Great resource for cursory search for biographies

Just enough information to lead one to do a more in depth search.

Happy bio researching

clipped from www.s9.com Quick Search: S9.com / Nationalities Page: 1, 2... 5, 6 Nationalities Nationality Number of biographies American 5313 English 783 French 511 German 429 Italian 404 Canadian 248 British 224 British 220 Russian 150 Scottish 140 Spanish 133 Irish 119 Greek 94 Australian 90 Austrian 86 Indian 84 Japanese 79 Roman 73 Mexican 70 Swedish 68 Dutch 66 Swiss 64 Chinese 63 Polish 62 Belgian 49 Hungarian 47 Danish 41 Portuguese 40 Israeli 39 Czech 37 Page: 1, 2... 5, 6 Other Search Methods More ways to find what you are looking for: Browse by First Letter Browse by Category Browse by Nationality Search:

Video Tutorial - Installing Kubuntu Linux

A video tutorial that will walk people through the Kubuntu installation process. This video is great for people who have been considering switching to Linux but were nervous about what it would require. This video shows just how easy the install is to do!

clipped from www.pseudorant.com VIdeo Tutorial - Installing Kubuntu Linux on a Laptop clipped from www.pseudorant.com What’s Involved in Installing Kubuntu? This post will walk you through installing Kubuntu Linux onto a computer. In this video tutorial I am installing Kubuntu onto my notebook. The idea behind these guides and videos is to show people who have no prior knowledge of Linux (like me) how easy it can be to get started with it. I will continue to post more videos to help people who are new to Linux get the basics down and you can learn it along with me. I hope you enjoy the video. Thanks for checking out Pseudorant! “Installing Kubuntu Linux”

How to Install Windows on Linux

Tutorial on how to install Windows onto Linux. In this guide I walk you through the steps needed to install and configure Virtualbox to create a Virtual Machine that you can install multiple OS's on. For the article I am installing Windows XP onto Kubuntu.

clipped from www.pseudorant.com How to Install Windows on Linux clipped from www.pseudorant.com Setting up a Virtual Machine in Kubuntu A good example for me is that I have been a designer on Windows for so long I NEED to use Photoshop. GIMP is a nice program but I have 10+ years of training in Photoshop and I tend to use it on a daily basis. This is a good example of where having a virtual machine is useful. Because I am new to Linux myself I can’t tell you if there is a version of Photoshop for Linux or not. But because I have already paid for my license I am going to continue to use this software for as long as possible to get my moneys worth. So without further delay let’s discuss how to install Windows onto Kubuntu by creating a Virtual Machine. The first thing you need to do is install “Virtualbox”. You can do this using “Adept Manager”. K Menu > System > Adept Manager Once you have Adept Manager open do a search for “Virtualbox”. Once the program returns search results find: “Virtualbox-OSE” and click on the program title.

What version of Linux is right for me?

I good guide that walks you through the considerations that need to be made when choosing a version fo Linux

clipped from www.pseudorant.com What Version of Linux is Right for Me? clipped from www.pseudorant.com How to Choose a Linux Distribution If you read my previous article “Microsoft is the Debil!“, than you probably know I am in the process of switching over to Linux. As I mentioned in that article I have no experience what so ever with Linux so I am writing a series of guides to document my first steps to help others who have been considering the switch but are nervous about what it may entail. There are several considerations I need to make now that I am switching over to Linux. The main consideration is that I will be installing it onto a laptop that me, and my fiancée share so I need to find something she can easily use also. The link below will take you to the “Linux Distribution Chooser” website: http://www.zegeniestudios.net/ldc/