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May 11, 10:10am
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"I always wondered why somebody doesn't do something about that. Then I realized I was somebody." - Lily Tomlin
About Lily Tomlin
American comedian Lily Tomlin rose to fame for characters like sassy phone operator Ernestine and devilish five-year-old Edith Ann on the TV show Laugh-In. Born in 1939 in Detroit, she moved to New York after dropping out of a college pre-med track. She won a Tony Award for the hit one-woman show The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, written by her partner, Jane Wagner. She has also appeared in films, including Nashville and All of Me. She lives in California with Wagner.
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May 10, 8:27pm
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"Don't carry a grudge. While you're carrying a grudge, the other guy's out dancing." - Buddy Hackett
About Buddy Hackett
Buddy Hackett, the bawdy American comedian known for his high spirits and expressive face, primarily played comic roles in film and television but shined in his dramatic role in the 1979 TV movie Bud and Lou, about Abbott and Costello. He was born Leonard Hacker in Brooklyn in 1924. He made his reputation performing at nightclubs in the borscht belt of the Catskills resorts. His television work includes the sitcom Stanley, which costarred a young Carol Burnett. He died in 2003.
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May 9, 9:41pm
85 reviews
photography
http://i5.tinypic.com/4qi4mdt.jpg
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May 9, 7:14am
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"The power of imagination makes us infinite." - John Muir
About John Muir
American naturalist John Muir is remembered as a passionate champion of the natural wonder of Yosemite; he was instrumental in turning the land into a national park. Born in Scotland in 1838, he immigrated with his family to Wisconsin in 1849. He dropped out of college to walk 1,000 miles from Indiana to Florida. After falling in love with Yosemite, he took a job herding sheep nearby. He developed the theory that the valley was created by glaciers, which is now accepted as fact. He died in 1914.
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How to Slice and Export a Web Design in Photoshop - VisualProgression
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May 8, 12:11pm
1 review
graphic-design
http://www.visualprogression.com/video/video/show?id=1976985:Video:8458
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Very useful video tutorial.
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Making Photoshop Brushes
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May 8, 8:52am
1 review
graphic-design, photoshop, brushes, presets, custom-brushes
http://www.easyelements.com/making-photoshop-brushes.html
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Excellent tutorial on adding your custom brushes to Photoshop.
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May 8, 12:08am
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"A mistake is simply another way of doing things." - Katharine Graham
About Katharine Graham
Katharine Graham, the publisher of The Washington Post, is considered one of her era's most powerful women. She was born in 1917 in New York. After her father bought the newspaper, she joined the staff as a reporter. Her husband inherited the paper from her father, and Graham took it over when he died in 1963. During her tenure, the paper printed the controversial Pentagon Papers and uncovered the Watergate conspiracy. She won a Pulitzer Prize for her autobiography, Personal History. She died in 2001.
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May 6, 7:43am
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"Reading is important -- read between the lines. Don't swallow everything." - Gwendolyn Brooks
About Gwendolyn Brooks
In 1950 poet Gwendolyn Brooks became the first African-American awarded a Pulitzer Prize. She was born in 1917 in Kansas and grew up in Chicago. Her poetry often evokes the environment of Chicago's tough South Side neighborhood. In later years her work became more overtly political, though she continued to combine an understanding of traditional forms like sonnets and ballads with the rhythm of the blues and experimental verse. She died in 2000.
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Butterflies by Kelvin Hudson
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May 5, 12:14am
144 reviews
photography
http://www.lensmodern.com/gallery_image.php?id=95&col=430¤t=3&searchLink=
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May 4, 11:23pm
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"We must not, in trying to think about how we can make a big difference, ignore the small daily differences we can make which, over time, add up to big differences that we often cannot foresee." - Marian Wright Edelman
About Marian Wright Edelman
American activist Marian Wright Edelman, who founded the Children's Defense Fund (CDF) as a voice for poor, minority, and handicapped children, was the first African-American woman to practice law in Mississippi. She was born in 1939 in South Carolina. Her father, a Baptist preacher, died when she was 14; his last words to her were, "Don't let anything get in the way of your education." She graduated from Yale Law School in 1963. Her many awards include the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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