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Review: Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 image editing software
There's no shortage of photo-editing programs on the market, but Photoshop Elements has retained a big advantage over its rivals thanks to its ability to borrow powerful features from its big brother – the full, professional-level version of Photoshop.
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Artists hope to draw crowds with six-week long festival
Niagara's artists are taking it to the street this weekend. And everyone's invited to join them. The first of six "Art Saturdays" runs 9 [...]
Niagara Falls Review |
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Some of Toronto fest's best on their way to U.S. theaters
There was no Oscar-worthy crop of films looking for a boost heading into awards season this year. But a few biggies did emerge at the Toronto International Film Festival, with "Slumdog Millionaire" not only winning the people's prize, but also generating considerable critical praise.
Honolulu Advertiser |
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Living in a 1950s museum
MINNEAPOLIS -- Ricky Nelson is crooning “Fools Rush In” on the vintage stereo. There are ashtrays throughout the house, even though nobody smokes. And the atomic star-burst clock above the fireplace keeps perfect time.
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Garden Notes / News of area clubs and events
The Fall Garden Fest will take place from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturday at Lockwood's Greenhouses, 4684 Clark St., Hamburg. The festival, an extension of the former Fall Garden Faire of East Aurora, will feature all-day lectures and workshops; plant sales; vendors (garden-theme art and crafts; fruit growers, etc.). Staff, guest speakers and Erie County Master Gardener volunteers will be on hand to ...
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Setting the stage
In Buffalo, the curtain never really falls. This summer was silly with theater, from Artpark's glitzy “Beauty and the Beast” to Shakespeare in Delaware Park's magnificent productions of “King Lear” and “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” from MusicalFare's dopey “Mid- Life: The Crisis Musical” to the off-kilter offerings of Buffalo's rustic Infringement Festival.
The Buffalo News |
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47th Outdoor Art Show has 43 new exhibitors
The 47th annual Armonk Outdoor Art Show will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 27 and 28, rain or shine, at Business Park Drive.
The Journal News |
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Lakefield artist to join exhibit in U. S.
Lakefield artist Kelly Dodge is exhibiting two paintings in an art exhibition, just outside New York City, next week. Dodge, who lives in Lakefield [...]
The Peterborough Examiner |
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Iraq oil minister blames Kurds for delay in oil law
BAGHDAD, Sept 19, 2008 (AFP) - A series of contracts awarded by Kurdish leaders is blocking the passage of a national oil law, prompting Baghdad to use Saddam Hussein era rules for new deals, Oil Minister Hussein al-Shahristani said.
Zawya |
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Town ward artists in autumn studio tour
Local artists add colour to a vibrant downtown and nine from Town Ward were chosen by the Art Gallery of Peterborough to participate in its [...]
The Peterborough Examiner |
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Score free museum admissions on Sept. 27
Eight O'ahu museums will offer free admission to Smithsonian magazine readers and those who visit Smithsonian .com during the publication's fourth annual Museum Day on Sept. 27.
Honolulu Advertiser |
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100-year-old club hopes to snap up new members
A PHOTOGRAPHY group that is more than 100 years old is hoping to snap up some new members,
Hartlepool Mail |
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'Ideas' opens in Union Gallery
The first Union Art Gallery exhibit of the fall semester features "The Ideas of South," which presents the artist, Roy Adkins' photographic depictions of Southern life.
The Reflector |
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Wildlife photography on exhibit at library
The Mahopac Public Library, 668 Route 6, is hosting an exhibit of wildlife photography by Ed Yarmchuck through Sept. 29.
The Journal News |
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Workshop to encourage kids to recycle items
The Southeast Museum will hold a Children's Recycled Materials Art Workshop at 10:30 a.m. Sept. 27.
The Journal News |
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Festival frolics set to continue
A STREET in Bradford on Avon will come alive tomorrow as the town's arts festival continues apace.
Wiltshire Times |
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Iraq Kurds blamed for delay in oil law
Iraq oil minister says Kurdish contracts creating concern among parliamentary blocs.
Middle East Online |
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Hexham Courant
WHAT have a 36-foot stack of milk crates that glow in the dark, a giant head, and a gingerbread house got in common? The answer is they are among the latest additions to the sculpture trail surrounding Kielder Water.
The Hexham Courant |
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Seacoast Artist Association's Exeter gallery stays open a little longer
EXETER and#8212; The community has rallied behind the Seacoast Artists Association and its Exeter gallery, which will now remain open through December.
Exeter News-Letter |
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Christie's auction will feature some unique guitars
For Scott Pavloty of Allentown, Pa., there's nothing like a Martin guitar. “Martins are just really big and booming sounding. They're great for strumming,” said Pavloty, who works in a guitar store and has played the instruments for 10 years. “It's hard to beat a Martin, to be honest.”
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Never Ending Story
Students in Tatum Marcussen's art class are painting a background for the Pancake Day stage. Left to right are Marcussen, Dakota Cairns, Savannah Drake and Dylan Oehler. The Pancake Day theme, "A Never Ending Story" will be painted along with a glittery Cinderella carriage.
The Daily Iowegian |
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Iraq oil minister blames Kurds for delay in oil law
A series of contracts awarded by Kurdish leaders is blocking the passage of a national oil law, prompting Baghdad to use Saddam Hussein era rules for new deals, Oil Minister Hussein al-Shahristani said.
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Iraq oil minister blames Kurds for delay in oil law
BAGHDAD (AFP) - A series of contracts awarded by Kurdish leaders is blocking the passage of a national oil law, prompting Baghdad to use Saddam Hussein era rules for new deals, Oil Minister Hussein al-Shahristani said.
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A reggae concert
Friday benefits peace in Ghana. A youth art show opens Friday. Historic houses on Main Street will be on tour Saturday. Family fun will be offered at the nature center Saturday.
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Isle of Wight: White Air
WHITE AIR SOME of the UK and Europe’s top extreme sportsmen and women have descended on Yaverland today (Friday) for a weekend of high-octane action. The three-day White Air festival, in its 12th year, is a feast for anyone interested in watersports and other extreme pastimes.
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