What celeb do you think is the sweetest in his or her interview?
Good answers please…..
I love celebs that are not well known because they have the best personalities and are very humble. Someone you should check out is Michelle Williams of Destiny’s Child. I met her once, she is such a sweet lady. she touched my heart.
Also, she is playing Roxie Heart in the Musical Chicago, on broadway!
I’m doing a presentation on fashion through the years. But i just need designers and celebs who are known for their style on the red carpet in the 1960’s. Thank You!
Designers:
Oscar de la Renta (jackie Kennedy)
John Galliano
Pierre Cardin
Yves Saint Laurent
Pucci
They all designed for the stars like Debbie Reynolds, Eliz. Taylor, Doris Day, etc.
Roy Grounds designed it in 1959 and construction began in 1961. So was the original 1861 gallery elsewhere? Or did Grounds’ building replace it on the same site?
Same street, different buildings.
Im trying to make a freshman t-shirt, and I want a funny quote to put on it.
Something making fun of seniors maybe?
Thanks!
Are these for kids who are now freshmen or ones who will be freshmen in the fall? If it’s for the former, how about "Class of 2013–first to graduate after the world ends"?
I have alot of photographs that I want to put into my computer and i dont know how to do it.
You can use a scanner if your talking about photos you’ve gotten developed or if you have a digital camera theres usually a plug that comes with it to transfer them from the camera to the pc another way if you have sd port or mini sd port you can take the card out of your camera and put that in your computer only way to get developed pics in is to scan them in.
What can be done to convert these pictures and future pictures from that camera so that they can be viewed with photo gallery?
right click on any one of your files and click on "properties" Then you’ll see the file type and "opens with," click the change button, select Photo gallery and click OK in both windows.
Name one or more celebrities that you wish would just die. They don’t have to be movie stars either. Name anyone in the media.
Elizabeth Hasselbeck from The View
Dr. Phil….I’m so sick of him
When rotating my digital photos I get a command prompt saying that my photo will be permanetly resized and may lower the quality of my picture.
There are several utilities available for multiple platforms that allow "lossless jpeg rotation"… a program like Picasa or ACDsee can handle this task quite nicely.
The only other way to preserve the exact original quality is if you have access to the original RAW image file (or other uncompressed original, such as .TIF) from the camera. Many digital SLR cameras allow this, and some point-and-shoot cameras do, as well. With such a file, you can rotate and perform other actions to the photo in its uncompressed state. So when you save it as a .jpg, it’s the first time it’s being compressed.
Otherwise, simply re-saving a .jpg to an uncompressed format like TIF before rotating will just render the original jpeg artifacts in the .TIF file. In other words, saving a .jpg as a .TIF doesn’t clean it of its "jpegginess". And you still have to save out to .jpg again anyway, so saving to an uncompressed format is a nonsensical extra step that gains you nothing.
So I’d say use Picasa or ACDsee if all you have is .jpgs. If you have access to uncompressed originals, rotate and edit away! You’ll end up with just one compression pass, in your final save-out to .jpg.
I downloaded some images off the internet, and some of them look extremely distorted in Irfanview or any other program I try them in. Usually I would think it’s a bad image, but in the previews I get in Windows they look perfectly fine. Why is this?
Don’t know. You could try opening them with Paint then converting them to another format like .bmp and see if the problem remains. Then try converting them to .jpg.
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Celebrities “Weigh-In” on Keeping New Year’s Resolutions [Source: Jenny Craig ]
[04-Feb-2010] celebrities “Weigh-In” on Keeping New Year’s ResolutionsQueen Latifah, Sara Rue, Jason Alexander, Valerie Bertinelli and Nicole Sullivan Share their Personal Progress and Weight Loss Goals with Jenny Craig for 2010With Super Bowl Sunday around the corner and beach season waiting in the wings, keeping weight loss resolutions is not always easy. So one month into the New Year, Jenny Craig is giving a sneak-peak at their celebrity clients’ progress. Since starting in late November, actress Sara Rue has lost 25 pounds* and is psyched to be working toward her goals. Despite a busy traveling schedule, newcomer Jason Alexander is already 12 pounds* lighter in one month. They both credit Jenny Craig’s one-on-one personal consultations for making it easier to stay focused. An ambassador for the program, Queen Latifah says she’s right on track in 2010 after losing 20 pounds* two years ago, even while catching a little Super Bowl action in Miami. And veteran Valerie Bertinelli says she will be participating in the Boston Marathon in April just shy of her 50th birthday to help maintain her new shape after losing 40 pounds*. Meanwhile, Nicole Sullivan is well on her way to shedding 35 pounds* of baby weight to get fit and enjoy this summer with her two kids. In a recent independent clinical trial, Jenny Craig clients at one-year had lost 11 percent of their body weight vs. three percent of those who dieted on their own*. The Jenny Craig weight management program is a holistic approach to weight loss based on three pillars: FOOD, BODY and MIND and features one-on-one personal consultations. *Clients following the Jenny Craig program, on average, lose 1-2 pounds per week.**Rock CL, Flatt SW, Karanja N, et al. One-year results from a multi-site randomized trial of a commercial weight loss program. Obesity. 2009; 17(suppl 2):S264.
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