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Introducing EverSave 1.0.1
EverSave - Automatic Saving for Mac, Systemwide
EverSave is a clever tool for the Mac which allows you to save all of your documents - if possible - in a specific time interval or by changing the frontmost application. This means no more data loss if applications crash.
Introducing EverSave 1.0.1
logodesign
Great Logo - Horror Films Logo Design
Thought this was awesome, a logo design by Josiah Jost and Siah Design
Movies
Want to Buy The Finest House Available to Humanity? - Withnail and I house for sale
A great piece of British cinematic history is up for sale and it's the remote farmhouse made famous in the cult UK film Withnail and I.
The very isolated Sleddale Hall, near Shap, Cumbria, is being sold by the company that owns it for a guide price of more than £145,000.
The farmhouse featured in the countryside scenes in the famous 1987 comedy film which starred actors Richard E Grant and Paul McGann as out of work (un-hireable) actors.
The pair escape their nothing lives in the smog of London for a weekend in the country at Withnail's "Uncle Monty's cottage" and we all know how that panned out.
The farmhouse itself is almost two miles from the nearest public road and a mile from the nearest inhabited house and we know what the local pub is like!
Enjoy the best of Withnail and I here:
The very isolated Sleddale Hall, near Shap, Cumbria, is being sold by the company that owns it for a guide price of more than £145,000.
The farmhouse featured in the countryside scenes in the famous 1987 comedy film which starred actors Richard E Grant and Paul McGann as out of work (un-hireable) actors.
The pair escape their nothing lives in the smog of London for a weekend in the country at Withnail's "Uncle Monty's cottage" and we all know how that panned out.
The farmhouse itself is almost two miles from the nearest public road and a mile from the nearest inhabited house and we know what the local pub is like!
Enjoy the best of Withnail and I here:
graphicdesign
Murphy's graphic design laws
Murphy's graphic design laws
(We know that this is Eddie Murphy we just didn't care)
* Your fonts will default.
* If you have two versions of a photo, you will send the wrong one to the printer.
* Promises made by the salesperson never make it to the pressroom.
* The salesperson will promise anything.
* If the text consists of two words, one will be misspelled.
* Speed. Quality. Affordability. Pick two.
* If the run is wrong, it's never the press operator's fault.
* Spell checkers don't.
* Grammar checkers don't, either.
* Global search-and-replaces aren't.
* The index entry you leave out will be the first one the client looks under.
* Optical Character Recognition is good comedy.
* If three designs are shown to a client, your least favorite will be chosen.
* If two designs are shown, a third will be requested. If provided, then one of the first two will be chosen.
* Blueline proofs reveal previously invisible errors.
* The best designs never survive contact with the client.
* You will misspell the name of the client's spouse.
* Your best idea is already copyrighted.
* Creative inspiration flows in inverse proportion to the distance from the studio.
* Doctors, astronauts, and plumbers need training to do their jobs, but anyone with a copy of Publisher is a graphic designer
* No matter how detailed the tech support FAQ is, nobody has ever heard of your problem
* The number of colors in a client's design will equal the number of colors in the original bid specs, plus two
* The client's disk won't run on your equipment
* If you purchase new equipment to read your client's disk, it will be the last disk of that type you will ever receive
* Your client won't "get it."
* A single picture tells more than a thousand words. Any technical picture has more than thousand bugs
* A single picture has more bugs than be described with thousand words
(We know that this is Eddie Murphy we just didn't care)
* Your fonts will default.
* If you have two versions of a photo, you will send the wrong one to the printer.
* Promises made by the salesperson never make it to the pressroom.
* The salesperson will promise anything.
* If the text consists of two words, one will be misspelled.
* Speed. Quality. Affordability. Pick two.
* If the run is wrong, it's never the press operator's fault.
* Spell checkers don't.
* Grammar checkers don't, either.
* Global search-and-replaces aren't.
* The index entry you leave out will be the first one the client looks under.
* Optical Character Recognition is good comedy.
* If three designs are shown to a client, your least favorite will be chosen.
* If two designs are shown, a third will be requested. If provided, then one of the first two will be chosen.
* Blueline proofs reveal previously invisible errors.
* The best designs never survive contact with the client.
* You will misspell the name of the client's spouse.
* Your best idea is already copyrighted.
* Creative inspiration flows in inverse proportion to the distance from the studio.
* Doctors, astronauts, and plumbers need training to do their jobs, but anyone with a copy of Publisher is a graphic designer
* No matter how detailed the tech support FAQ is, nobody has ever heard of your problem
* The number of colors in a client's design will equal the number of colors in the original bid specs, plus two
* The client's disk won't run on your equipment
* If you purchase new equipment to read your client's disk, it will be the last disk of that type you will ever receive
* Your client won't "get it."
* A single picture tells more than a thousand words. Any technical picture has more than thousand bugs
* A single picture has more bugs than be described with thousand words
photography
A somewhat quirky online portfolio by American photographer, Dustin Fenstermacher.
About the photographer.
Photography by Dustin Fenstermacher
A somewhat quirky online portfolio by American photographer, Dustin Fenstermacher.
About the photographer.
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