Alternate Setting

Alternate Setting

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So someone posts basically saying it's really cool that folks can rise to the bigger picture. That when something so large happens that's beyond the scope of individual or tribal bigotry, our humanity transcends and is able to meet the challenge of the moment. Then much of the rest of the thread just illustrates why it seems so bloody noteworthy..... I just note that when push comes to shove, people can still amaze & delight. I find it re-assuring and have no problem when so

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As it's slipped down to page3 I'll bump it back with an additional note. In my #11 re. skinartistry.com videos, I'd meant to highlight the Control Panel tutorial. It's the largest flash video @ 24.7MB. So to recap. Register @ skinartistry. Navigate to Downloads > Members Only > Tutorial Files. For a step by step introduction to skinning the Control Panel select the video titled 'Skinning101, lesson 2'. (PS: I'm not getting airmiles for every new skinartistry member

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Maybe Brad could take a look at the video referred to in my previous post (#11). It's just one of a set and pretty much does as Fairyy~ describes, running through aspects of skinning in a step by step guide. I'm not sure if there's any good reason why this level of introduction couldn't be produced/hosted by Stardock or Wincustomize ?

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There are some great 'how to' videos by "pumakitten" over at skinartistry.com. Heartily recommended for those who can't quite get to grips with skinstudio and need that extra access point. They're to be found in the member's only section, so you'll have to register. Then head to: Downloads > Members Only > Tutorial Files.

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"Talk Like a Pirate Day" You say Americans are weird... Giggles gently/kindly in Fairyy squiggles direction. Then provides killer quote from origins of "Talk Like a Pirate Day". International Talk Like A Pirate Day began in the mists of the 1990s, when two Yankees, John Baur (Ol' Chum Bucket) and Mark Summers (Cap'n Slappy), be talkin' like pirates all o'a sudden. Th

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Po' Dude, You risk losing track of your centre by allowing your passion for creativity to be diverted into the politics of perceived injustices. If you can deal with the politics with conviction & honesty, but at no risk to your wellbeing, then fine. If it begins to eat at you, if you begin to spend more time/energy thinking about the politics than the art, then you may find value in taking a breath and pausing. Understand that the energies taken to achieve

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