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Thursday, August 4, 2011

PEOPLE COVER: Bachelorette Ashley Hebert ?I?ve Never Looked Back for a Second?

She had to endure months of tears, lies and betrayals on�The Bachelorette, but after getting engaged in glorious, romantic fashion to J.P. Rosenbaum, Ashley Hebert says she wouldn’t have it any other way. “I’ve never even looked back for a second on my decision,” Hebert tells PEOPLE in the latest cover story. In fact, Hebert, [...]

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SEAGATE TECHNOLOGY SCIENTIFIC GAMES SANDISK

I'm Back Lads


I’ve been gone for a few months posting irregularly since November last year. Thanx to all of you who kept coming back and for all the love messages you sent. During the period I stopped active posting I was intensifying heat on my other blog second son which was at a crucial point in its growth stage.

Now I’m back and ready to continue my work with my first love Men’s Fashion and Lifestyle Aficionado. Whilst I was away I picked up a slr cam and acquired a few photo editing skills, so whenever you see watermarked photos bearing mf&la they stand for Men’s Fashion and Lifestyle Aficionado.

My new email for all correspondence is terencesambowrites-at-gmail.com all pr people please take note and quit flooding my other mail lol.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Third Lesson : Let's add wings on human back

Hello, guys, it's already third lesson !
Okay, I am only the one who's enthu.
Never mind, okay, I added music player!
:D happy ~

Now, we are going to something about
genetic science. We are going to make
butterfly-human:
Butterman!
Nice right :DDDDDD?

Okay, Open your image of person.
It's good to open who is not showing their back.

Press Ctrl+O or double-click the background of photoshop.
Bring your photo.



Now, bring your butterfly wing image.



Press 'W' or click Magic Wand Tool. Click the empty space of wings (white part).



Yeah, something like that. Then press Shift+Ctrl+I / go Select-Inverse and you will see this:



Press 'V' or click Move Tool and drag it to the picture of your model's. You will see something like this:



Click Marquee Tool or press 'M' and select one of the wings to erase away.
To erase away, select the area and press Backspace.



Press Ctrl+T in order to adjust the size and you may tilt it.
Place the tilted/adjusted wing in appropriate place.



Change the opacity which is in your layers window. Opacity->40~50%
Click the eraser tool and erase away the overlapping part.
Change the opacity to 100% again and change the mode to 'Multiply'.
You may change it to other favourite way.



Repeat the above step to make other side of wings.



YAY :D it's done!
we will continue in next lesson, to mix other background images to make it nicer.
okay, good job :D!

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Confused.com Hit Back In Best Comparison Row

confused.com logoFollowing the announcement that Moneysupermarket.com has been named the best price comparison site for car insurance its major competitor has hit back labeling the claims biased.

Clearly not wanting to be out done Confused.com have claimed independent research by Consumer Intelligence found not only they but also Tescocompare.com were in fact cheaper than Moneysupermarket.com when in came to comparing car insurance online.

Confused.com, currently promoting a £1million pound give-away competition, slated the recent Ipsos MORI survey as being own-funded and contradictory to independent research.

So who really is the best?

As this argument rages on we want to know who you think is the top comparison site when shopping around for your car insurance. See the results of our poll.

Friday, July 29, 2011

Back on line

OK, BT have set up a string and two tin cans to our village and Virgin Media are providing copper wire broadband, which is reasonably fast. So we're back on line.

It's time to start vegetables in excess of the onions and tomatoes in the beef mince on to which our daughter is rapidly weaning herself. After a false start with simple vegicide (Q. How much broccoli can a 7 month old baby hold in her mouth before spitting the whole lot out in disgust? A. Quite a lot) we tried the cocoa bean.

This has been somewhat more successful at 74% of solids plus a little sucrose:





And this is her big brother, end result of feeding as much saturated fat as practical to someone who, embarrassingly, actually loves fruit and broccoli!



Peter

BTW, we have also unpacked the scales. I haven't weighed myself for nearly a year and appear to have dropped from around 64kg to just below 63kg. That BMI is below 20. Time for some overeating methinks!