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How To Use Your PC as a Satellite TV |
RSS 2.0 |
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11/01/2008 |
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News Dating |
RSS 1.0 |
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10/11/2008 |
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Adit : Stratégies - Politiques technologiques |
RSS 2.0 |
Société Nationale d'Intelligence Stratégique |
07/04/2008 |
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ZDNet Blogs |
RSS 2.0 |
Latest posts from all the ZDNet blogs |
11/30/2007 |
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Terror Intel by anthropologist |
RSS 0.91 |
Terror Intel Service. Tracking terrorism, repoting terrorist Intel, - By Gerald Wieczorek, Internet anthropologist |
03/25/2005 |
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Wesley Blog |
RSS 1.0 |
The United Methodist Site Your Pastor Warned You About |
03/25/2005 |
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Digital Technology and Trends |
RSS 2.0 |
Most digital images still start out from traditional media. In fact, traditional photography was the one who gave birth to digital photography. Therefore, the two are parallel to each other. Aside from inheriting the features of traditional photography, digital photography only improved the ability to produce the exact desired image.
The argument that comes out from the debate between digital and traditional photography is that the produced image in traditional photography is the most accurate and realistic image that one can have. Traditional photographs don?t lie because unlike in digital photography, it can never be changed or manipulated. In digital photography, images can be altered according to the photographer?s context in different ways easily and more artistically.
A possible problem with digital photographs is their quality because they fade rather quickly. Though improvements are being done, few digital images will have the longevity of traditional photographs. A counter-argument, however, is that digital photos can be easily reproduced when necessary but it?s only for a short-term basis. Once needed, there is no assurance that computers will be able to access them for future use.
Another rarely explored issue is the immediacy of digital photography. Immediate results are sometimes not much productive. Your worst photos wouldn't be so bad, but your best images wouldn't be much better. While immediate results might be beneficial to a commercial photographer, in most cases, it becomes a distraction from photography.
Digital photography offers more options for creativity. To consider it as more efficient, faster and cheaper is another issue. Traditional photography, on the other hand, is still an easy and convenient way to make and store high-resolution images. Generally, traditional photographs still contain a lot of image information. However, this is the most important consideration - photography will become more creative and effective if the end product is of the best quality.
Digital and traditional photography are complimentary arts. They have their respective places in the lives of amateur and professional photographers. The acquired skills in doing traditional photography will definitely be passed on to the digital world. The ability to modify an image to enhance it is absolutely a plus. However, digital photography could also be very time consuming, especially when we consider the many possibilities of digital manipulation. More so, there is an air of intrigue that still surrounds us in going to the darkroom to produce the print that you envisioned in your mind.
The world of photography has a room for both the digital photography and the traditional photography. There are only numerous aspects revolving around the use of digital photography versus traditional photography. After all, digital photography is just another tool of modernization showing the advancement of photography in an ever-changing world. Let?s just hope that digital and traditional photographers can make the best out of both worlds to produce the best work that everyone would love to have. |
03/25/2005 |
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Merely Human Rubbish |
RSS 2.0 |
This is the MerelyHuman.com News Frequency. Log Broadcasted Daily. |
03/25/2005 |
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LonnyPaul.com - Technology and Internet Guru |
RSS 2.0 |
Learn about current trends / products and services in the world of computers/consumer electronics industry and the internet. A long-time marketing professional - Lonny Paul brings a no-holds barred approach to technology. |
03/25/2005 |
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6 Ways To Boost Your Creativity |
RSS 2.0 |
1. Listen to classical music. These classical musicians had a lot of creativity flowing through their veins at that time so if that doesn't make you more creative, you should probably see your doctor. Kidding. Or you could also try walking through museums with classic paintings and sculptures everywhere.
2. Add a hint of drama. These musicians, painters and sculptors felt a lot going on inside their heads so this is most likely another factor we shouldn?t brush aside. Focus on something you feel strongly about. It can be anything or anyone. Something you can focus on and can trigger a burst of images flashing through your head. It can be something positive or negative but the bottom line is for you to put something that has a statement on paper, on the net or wherever you want to be on.
3. Carry a small notebook and a pen with you. That way, you can quickly note down ideas that just suddenly occur to you. Then once in awhile get back to your notes. You?ll soon realize that most of it, probably like 95%, is not really that creative. But that's normal. It?s the 10% creative ideas that matter.
4. Read more books. This will boost your imagination. Try reading a lot of Harry Potter movies. These are colorful even in text. And since the story takes place in a very supernatural environment, then your imagination while reading the book is limitless.
5. If you have a certain idea in mind, or certain ideas that you just want to put together, write these down in a sheet of paper. Then try to strike a relation between the ideas. If they?re too farfetched, even an oddly-fitting idea should still work. It is, after all, the creativity we?re after and not that much of a realistic sense we?re looking for. If you have a hard time, try sketching them on a paper, try different variations of the idea. Then try to strike a relation between the ideas again. If you get tired of this, rest awhile, go to sleep, watch an animated movie (specially the really modern ones like Polar Express) and then go back to your idea collage.
6. Always try to get into a conversation about a what-if world. What if gravity didn?t exist, what if trees were ice cream or anything at all. Free your mind of the bounds set by our too-serious, too-logical world. Try to be a child again and you?ll see how ideas are just a dime a dozen out there just waiting to be grabbed. |
03/25/2005 |
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hutuworm |
RSS 1.0 |
Lies, Damn Lies, and Rogue States |
03/25/2005 |
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WebDrain |
ATOM 0.3 |
Informatie en nieuws over rss, marketing, zoekmachines, weblogs en andere webonderwerpen |
03/25/2005 |
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Electronika_90 at Yahoo! Groups |
RSS 2.0 |
Alumni Stembayo |
03/25/2005 |
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INFOS JEUNES - L'actu Vidéo - Audio - Texte des 15 - 30 ans |
RSS 2.0 |
EXCLUSIF : LES DERNIERES SONNERIES A TELECHARGER |
03/25/2005 |
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Lost Below the 49th |
RSS 1.0 |
Web performance, Canadiana, and a simple damnation hound |
03/25/2005 |
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Digital Media Productions: All Photography: Photography News and Resources |
RSS 1.0 |
Photography news and information site dedicated to product news and resources for professional photographers. |
03/25/2005 |
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davids Emo Blog |
RSS 2.0 |
The 10 most recent public blogs by david |
03/25/2005 |
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del.icio.us/rss |
RSS 1.0 |
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03/25/2005 |
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quark |
RSS 1.0 |
Asbj |
03/25/2005 |
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iBLOGthere4iM |
RSS 2.0 |
The Real Geek's Blog |
03/25/2005 |
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Wolf Data News |
RSS 2.0 |
News for programmers, business, and home computer users. |
03/25/2005 |
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Spy Journal Tech Tips |
RSS 2.0 |
Microsoft stuff, Linux stuff, Visual Basic stuff, Coldfusion and PHP stuff and other geeky stuff. |
03/25/2005 |
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(FE) Friends Explorer - 5 Become 1 (Friendster,Multiply,Orkut,Hi5 and YahooGroups Mailing List) |
RSS 2.0 |
Specialist browser to Maintaining your list friends and your YahooGroups's mailing list |
03/25/2005 |
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Blognone: IT News in Difference |
RSS 2.0 |
IT News in Difference |
03/25/2005 |
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The Kavi Standard |
RSS 1.0 |
News from the World of Technology Standards Setting |
03/25/2005 |
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Richard Callaby's Blog |
RSS 2.0 |
Powered by .Net |
03/25/2005 |
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Business Service Management - BSM |
RSS 1.0 |
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03/25/2005 |
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Bad Back Enterprises |
RSS 2.0 |
A commentary on today's technology, entertainment, and world events. Music reviews, recommendations, and free concert downloads. Also, some fun links and shopping specials to check out. |
03/25/2005 |
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Anything Under the Sun Made By Man |
RSS 2.0 |
Patents and Business Strategies by Russ Krajec |
03/25/2005 |
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mystuff |
RSS 0.91 |
My syndicated published work on my humor and slightly serious news site. Also, I allow anyone who is interested in publishing their thoughts or ideas to do so on my site. This is a home for anyone who has something to say. |
03/25/2005 |
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Developing developer's blog |
RSS 2.0 |
Lucian Sandor's IT pile of post-it href's and rants. Am I wrong or do I need more coffee? |
03/25/2005 |
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AllAboutRSS.com Blog and Links |
RSS 2.0 |
Information on creating, using, reading, finding, and enhancing rss feeds and blogs |
03/25/2005 |
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Rockchild |
RSS 1.0 |
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03/25/2005 |
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vinuthomas.com |
RSS 0.91 |
The latest on www.vinuthomas.com |
03/25/2005 |
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Pentdego |
RSS 2.0 |
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03/25/2005 |
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RSS Blog |
RSS 2.0 |
Daily RSS Blog and news related to RSS, blogs and news aggregation. |
03/25/2005 |
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scorelog |
RSS 2.0 |
Scorelog - Fresh Zero Content for Compulsive Clickers |
03/25/2005 |
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Lotus Notes, Domino & Outsourcing |
RSS 2.0 |
News, Insights and Thoughts on the world of Lotus Notes, Domino & Offshore Outsourcing |
03/25/2005 |
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ICT Connections: Local Ideas Global Applications |
RSS 1.0 |
Appying Information Communication Technologies for better lives. Center to Bridge the Digital Divide, Washington State University |
03/25/2005 |
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The Great One |
RSS 0.91 |
The BLOG of |PaRiS| |
03/25/2005 |
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Ouch! My Brain Hurts! |
RSS 2.0 |
com_rss |
03/25/2005 |
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Business Process eXcellence (BPX) |
RSS 1.0 |
Blog for the Business Process community, run by Delphi Group. |
03/25/2005 |
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Zootropo |
RSS 2.0 |
Diario del mundo geek. |
03/25/2005 |
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MacSpot |
RSS 2.0 |
The best place for mac lovers and technology enthusiasts. Apple news, recent products, and general technology buzz is discussed here daily. |
03/25/2005 |
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Fuseblog |
RSS 1.0 |
Fuseblog is a freeware blog software program. You may download, modify, and use it as you see fit. If you make changes or improvements, please send them back to me. |
03/25/2005 |
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h3 weblog |
RSS 2.0 |
garbage in, garbage out |
03/25/2005 |
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FFAMall Web Search Article Archive |
RSS 0.91 |
Find Articles on the arts, automotive, business, computers, internet, education, and much more. |
03/25/2005 |
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Blogdigger Development Blog |
RSS 2.0 |
Notes on the development of Blogdigger and the RSS Kicker engine |
03/25/2005 |
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HickoryHacksXP |
ATOM 0.3 |
Just Hacking Around the Computer With Ron. Your guide to WindowsXP. Look for articles to successfully master XP. Improve performance. Security help, tips and tricks |
03/25/2005 |
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Ramblings of an XP Junkie... |
RSS 1.0 |
Advice, humor and views on Microsoft's flagship desk top operating system! |
03/25/2005 |
