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85 Presets for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
onOne Software a software company knownfor developing Adobe Photoshop plugins have just released 85 free lightroom presets. (Score!)
Included in this free collection Lightroom presets designed by Jack Davis:
Included in this free collection Lightroom presets designed by Jack Davis:
8 White Balance presets
11 Tone Curve presets
4 Vibrance presets
18 HSL presets
12 Black & White presets
5 Warm Tinting presets
5 Cool Tinting presets
8 Dark Vignette presets
8 Light Vignette presets
Enjoy!
You can get it the plugins from their website as well as video tutorials on how to use these plugins > onOne Software or as a back up you can get it here> Download here
(All credit for these plugins go to their respective authors and onOne Software. The download links provided are solely meant to serve as a back up for the originals you already have.)
Thursday, May 1, 2008
An intersting conversation I had with my sis
(Names changed for security reasons)
Mrs Anderson: so this pic of mom?
cancerdancer: oh
cancerdancer: here it is
Mrs Anderson has accepted your invitation to start photo sharing.
Mrs Anderson: guaw
Mrs Anderson: hehehehe
Mrs Anderson: look check it out
cancerdancer: check what out?
Mrs Anderson: I'll tell you the whole story
Mrs Anderson: hey where did the pic go?
cancerdancer: there it is
cancerdancer: what's tha sroty?
Mrs Anderson: ok thanks
Mrs Anderson: so yeah
cancerdancer: ok
Mrs Anderson: Ok so we were in Tepito (which is the biggest out door market in the
world) and we are walking around all hunky dory and all of the sudden... (pause for
effect) it started RAINING - dun dun dun
cancerdancer: oh no
cancerdancer: then what happend?
Mrs Anderson: Ok so rain never killed anyone, so we decided to keep on shopping.
cancerdancer: ok
Mrs Anderson: Then it starts to flood!!!!!!!!!!
cancerdancer: whoa
cancerdancer: hahaha
cancerdancer: holy crapola
Mrs Anderson: then it started flooding
Mrs Anderson: just a bit
cancerdancer: wow
Mrs Anderson: then there were dead rats floating in the street
cancerdancer: what??
cancerdancer: holy shamoli
Mrs Anderson: which for the record is very gross when you are wadding in 6 inches
of water
Mrs Anderson: and then
cancerdancer: and then?
cancerdancer: Mom is asking
cancerdancer: if u got her picture
cancerdancer: ?
Mrs Anderson: its started to HAIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mrs Anderson: I did tell her it's really nice it's downlaoding
Mrs Anderson: did you take it?
cancerdancer: no
cancerdancer: Sm1 else did
cancerdancer: she's so happy!
cancerdancer: yay
Mrs Anderson: I like it
cancerdancer: hailing!!
cancerdancer: good god
Mrs Anderson: I'm going to put it on my skype
Mrs Anderson: lol
Mrs Anderson: yeah hail
Mrs Anderson: and so to say the least you know wet shoes
Mrs Anderson: just wearing t-shirts and jeans
Mrs Anderson: I was really, REALLY, COLD
Mrs Anderson: hehhehehee
Mrs Anderson: so now I'm kinda sicky
Mrs Anderson:
Mrs Anderson: how bout you?
Mrs Anderson: how you doin?
cancerdancer: oh
cancerdancer: well
cancerdancer: let me tell u
cancerdancer: oh bot
cancerdancer: *boy
cancerdancer: so were at home
cancerdancer: and were minding our own business
cancerdancer: when it starts to rain
cancerdancer: so were like
cancerdancer: crap it's raining
cancerdancer: now we can't wash clothes
cancerdancer: so we chillax
cancerdancer: and watch a movie
cancerdancer: when all of a sudden
cancerdancer: ....
cancerdancer: ....
cancerdancer: we get
cancerdancer: ....
cancerdancer: ....
cancerdancer: a
cancerdancer: .....
cancerdancer: phone call
cancerdancer: from Cha cha (The neighbor lady)
cancerdancer: and she's like come quick
cancerdancer: come quick
cancerdancer: my house is flooded
cancerdancer: and I need help
cancerdancer: so were like
cancerdancer: "Oh no!"
cancerdancer: so we get there
cancerdancer: and her living room is
Mrs Anderson: hahahaha
cancerdancer: and her living room is buried in a foot of water
cancerdancer: and she's like quick quick help
cancerdancer: and so Andrew and I
cancerdancer: move out all the furniture
cancerdancer: and pick up all the rugs
cancerdancer: and then
Mrs Anderson: guaw
cancerdancer: were like, "How did it happen Cha cha?"
cancerdancer: and she says
cancerdancer: hahaha
cancerdancer: guaw
cancerdancer: haha
cancerdancer: "Well,
Mrs Anderson: lol
cancerdancer: I have a hole in my roof."
cancerdancer: and were like
cancerdancer: "What!!??"
cancerdancer: and she says, "Yes!"
cancerdancer: on the roof
cancerdancer: so Andrew and I go to her roof
cancerdancer: because
Mrs Anderson: lol
cancerdancer: in the living room
cancerdancer: there is water coming out of the wall
cancerdancer: the size of a quarter in diameter
cancerdancer: so we get to the roof
cancerdancer: and it's raining like crazy
cancerdancer: wind, and rain, and wind
Mrs Anderson: hahahahahahhaa
cancerdancer: and so we get there
cancerdancer: and
cancerdancer: ..
Mrs Anderson: suckers
cancerdancer: u know how must house roof's are shaped in a triangle
cancerdancer: ?
Mrs Anderson: yeah
cancerdancer: hers
cancerdancer: is
cancerdancer: inverted
Mrs Anderson: lol
cancerdancer: so all the water collects
cancerdancer: and
Mrs Anderson: you're kidding
cancerdancer: goes out this tiny little pipe
cancerdancer: on to her other roof
cancerdancer: so were like
cancerdancer: "WTF!??"
cancerdancer: haha
Mrs Anderson: hahahahahaha
cancerdancer: we start laughing our @$$e$ off
cancerdancer: and
cancerdancer: so
cancerdancer: were like
cancerdancer: get a broom
cancerdancer: so the dude gets the broom
cancerdancer: and we sweep
cancerdancer: for like 20 mins
cancerdancer: and
cancerdancer: then were like get a bucket
cancerdancer: so he leaves
cancerdancer: (The neighbors son)
cancerdancer: and comes back
cancerdancer: and he's like
cancerdancer: que que?
cancerdancer: and I'm like u know
cancerdancer: a bucket
cancerdancer: and he's like
cancerdancer: ..
cancerdancer: que?
cancerdancer: and I'm like "oh Jesus!"
cancerdancer: I'll get it
cancerdancer: so I get a bucket
cancerdancer: and
cancerdancer: then we found a hole
cancerdancer: the size of a quarter
cancerdancer: when they installed cable
cancerdancer: they made a hole
cancerdancer: that they never fixed
cancerdancer: or filled
Mrs Anderson: lol
cancerdancer: guess where the hole is?
Mrs Anderson: ??
Mrs Anderson: downlaod those pics for mom
cancerdancer: not such a good look for Mike
cancerdancer: looks best longer
Mrs Anderson: lol
Mrs Anderson: and then?
cancerdancer: well
cancerdancer: the hole is
cancerdancer: right in the middle of that inverted triangelular roof
cancerdancer: lame
cancerdancer: so max water entry
Mrs Anderson: lol
cancerdancer: uber lame
cancerdancer: so we stuffed the hole
cancerdancer: and we got the house dry
cancerdancer: then she fed us
cancerdancer: oh sooo goood
Mrs Anderson:
cancerdancer: haha
cancerdancer: it was a fun day
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Recent Happenings
As some of you know,I'm up here in the States taking care of some stuff, such as, GED, PMA funds, drivers licencese and odd jobs. Here's an example of an odd job. These ppl from this Church in Denver came to the border to hold their bi-monthly CTP for the children and adults of Mezquital islands. They were in need of a translator and gave 3 square meals a day, so I signed up and off we went. It was quite a pleasant experience and I learned a lot about Christian values from these ppl. For example, we visited this man who had an accident 3 years ago which left him paralyzed from the waist down. The HIIC was telling us the story of this man who lives alone and how when he thinks about how he could walk and how much he could accomplish before he breaks things, his TV, his wheel chair and he hurts himself. It was a very sobering reminder of how blessed we all are to be able to have the gift of being able to walk. So we talked with him and prayed for him not to get depressed and not to drink (as that is when he gets violent). SO on our way out one of the attendees of this CTP asked me to translate to him that he wanted to give him a gift. So I translated and his face just lit up! So he told the man that he wanted to give him his sun glasses, (which were very nice Ray ban's) to which he humbly accepted and was thrilled about.
Afterwards we went to visit an older lady who had Alzheimer's. She was very old and very sad. We talked with her for a little bit but she was unable to recognize us and interact with us, 3 of the volunteers were brought to tears when they saw how sad it was to be unable to communicate and to live a life of solitude and grief in which you are unable to help others help you. I learned a lot that weekend, about how much we are blessed and how much we have to be thankful for. That we can speak, walk, and have lives filled with things and abilities others can only dream of. We should all stop and take a good look at our lives and how much we do instead selfishly complain about how much we need and don''t have. Those sweet Indian brethren taught me a lot about what it means to truly act like a Christian and how to reach out to others in need and give them a helping hand. I would stay to tell you more odd job's like the one we did for Jamie, but I need to go now. SO I'll tell you later... I'll dig up some photos too.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
2 New TMG singes!
After along wait for new tunes, and a new website>Translated music V.2.0 the TMG has finally released something to listen to!
For those of you who are not familiar with TMG (Translated Music Group) Allow me to copy paste something about this group from there website....
About:
Welcome to TranslatedMusic.com--your source for electronica from a higher dimension. This site is where you will find tracks and remixes from PHilly[Dee], Jays, and AudioGuru. This site will be updating you on the happenings of the Translated Music Group as a whole, and as individuals-- Check back every now and then to see what's up with us in the Translated Music world.
This is a side gig for all of us, but we are still committed to regularly bring you tunes that will take you out of this dimension into a higher realm.
History:
In late 2004 I had an idea for a music team or group of individuals where we would collaborate on a set goal or project--while at the same time producing each one's individual musical style and taste--and all come together and publish them on a website. While things never really got off the ground for a bit, things started coming together about 7 months later. I had a bit of music I wanted to circulate and make public, so I started working on a website. In May of 2005 I had the opportunity to DJ at a venue called Wordstock, and I decided to create my first mix album as a DJ/Producer. (I then later published this CD and it's now the first album of the Translated Music Group and features tracks from a few of the original members.) I then realized that this idea for a group could become a reality and began formulating a plan on how to get it going.
I first got a couple folks I knew who had done some music projects in the past and asked them if they wanted to join. I then went on to contact AudioGuru and Jays, two guys I felt had not only a unique style but music that totally stood above the crowd. I asked them if they wanted to contribute, and 
be a part of this 'team'. They were great in hearing me out, and eventually agreed to be a part of my big idea. (Besides already being involved in bands themselves, they are full-time volunteers working abroad so I am extremely thankful for any time they are able to put into making my dream a reality. )
So, by the end of 2005 we had 6 members total. After launching the Translated V.1 site in 2006, we had tremendous amount of support and I kindly appreciate all of you who had in the past, visited the site for news, updates, new songs and so on. In August of 2006 we completed our first official album, Horizon. This for me was a dream come true and it was a success.
By the time 2007 rolled around we had all become very busy and for me, Translated Music fell somewhat in the cracks and got lost for a time. I was working during the first part of the year on a very urgent project that demanded extreme attention and I must admit that once I completed my contributions to this project I had become very exhausted mentally and creatively. I took a hiatus from producing music as I felt I needed the down time and wanted to just not think about music for a bit. ![PHilly[Dee] DJing at a venue, September 2006](http://www.translatedmusic.com/images/rsgallery/display/IMG_8202.jpg.jpg "PHilly[Dee] DJing at a venue, September 2006")
Now, as we begin 2008 I have a renewed focus and determination to continue to produce electronica and other music in this broad genre. Our team members also have come and gone, but AudioGuru and Jays both are committed to staying with Translated Music. I am glad that we are "renewing" our website and giving our overall public appearance a restart.
I hope you also get Translated into His presence as you listen to our music. Thanks always for your support, and thank you Jesus for making it all possible. All glory to you, sweet Love.
So the two brand panty melting singles are:
Salt of earth - These Cries (After dawn remix) (By Philly [dee]) A vocal trance remix of Salt of Earth's "These Cries". Written, sung and produced by Justin Spirit and SOE.
You can [Download here]
Or get it from their website http://www.translatedmusic.com/
And a New Reggaeton track - Las Playas. Vocals featuring Jay Dee. Arranged and produced by Philly [dee]
You can [Download here]
Or get it from their website http://www.translatedmusic.com/
As a DJ, I REALLY like most forms of dance music, and what better form then heavenly, inspired, uplifting family tunes? NONE. So be sure to give them many thanks for taking the time to mix and remix family tracks for our enjoyment.
Praise God!!
Party hard!!
http://translatedmusic.com/
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