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Of the consumer-oriented image editing programs, probably the best known is Adobe Photoshop Elements 8. It's a lot cheaper than the full version of Photoshop and much easier to use, but the latest version is still around £90. It's packed with useful features, including sophisticated face recognition and image sorting by content, as well as advanced tools like context-sensitive re-sizing, but £90 is a lot of money for most people.
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Established in 1976, LAMPS PLUS is the nation's largest specialty lighting company, with over 40 state-of-the-art superstores throughout the western United States. Serving over five million customers each year, we carry the largest selection of functional and decorative indoor and outdoor lighting products. more...

SourceForge.net has announced the winners of the SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards and PortableApps.com is the big winner. Sweeping 4 of the 12 categories, a new record, PortableApps.com also closed the night by winning the coveted Best Project award at the awards party and ceremony at the annual O'Reilly Open Source Convention in San Jose, CA. In addition to Best Project, PortableApps.com also won Best Commercial Open Source Project, Best Visual Design and Most Likely to Change the Way You Do Everything.

Microsoft is providing a chance to win FREE copy of Windows 7 Ultimate and a nice Windows 7 T-shirt. To get a chance, you just need to go through a small survey and answer 7 questions.

Windows 7 Survey

After completing the survey, users will be granted a chance to win FREE copy of Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 7 T-shirt.

"Psychedelic Traveller" is a free magazine. The magazine and website represent the surprisingly harmonious work of many scattered souls, linked by the desire to share the psychedelic scenes they know best. With the help of our distribution partners, we are spreading them out at various festivals, parties, shops and bars throughout the year.

LAS VEGAS -- Microsoft's excitable CEO Steve Ballmer showed off Windows 7 -- the slick, fast, user-friendly successor to the much-maligned Windows Vista -- and said it will be available as a public beta on Friday.

Unveiled by an intense Ballmer during his keynote address on the eve of CES 2009, Windows 7 will offer better performance on underpowered machines such as netbooks, support for multitouch interfaces, and simplified home networking.