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Before I begin assembling any project, I set up a project folder and a folder within that for Images. By default, InDesign only links images, so the path to the image must remain the same if you want the image to show up in the final output as more than just a screen grab.read more [...]

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unknown wrote an interesting post today and shared it with the world. Here’s a quick excerpt Editorial: It’s not about baselines, it’s about bottom linesMarconews (subscription), FL - 21 minutes agoWe learned that when yet another world championship in 2007 led the Red Sox to cut spring training

On the last days I made a new utility, “CompBL”, which compares baselines easily. I made it because I’ve needed some featuers which are not included in ‘diffbl’ ClearCase command and the ‘browse baseline’ option.

In 2006 I read a book that changed how I saw the oceans. Carl Safina's book, "Voyage of the Sea Turtle" drove home to me just how much we've lost. For the first time, I really felt robbed and bitter that generations before me had left a greatly impoverished world.

I heard on NPR this week that demand for ethanol and other biofuels is driving up the price of grains to record high levels, which are subverting humanitarian relief efforts to fight starvation in places like Haiti. Dead zones. Dead humans. Dead catfish industry. Enough with the biofuels already.

It’s one thing to write about how useful and important grids are for a design, it’s another thing to utilize them in a real world project. I recently designed this site for my wife’s event company using a grid system that I’ve developed that also incorporates a baseline grid.

There’s an eco-marine group called Shifting Baselines. In the past they were too preachy and too connected to the Hollywood Activist cause-of-the-day bullshit for my tastes (plus they showed hostility to anglers), but they’ve toned that down of late. The term “shifting baselines” refers to the idea that “A baseline is a reference point.

For every great beat that is given to someone who can throw it up in the air and turn the joint into sunshine (see: Beyonce "Crazy In Love" or Keysha Cole on Diddy's "Last Night"), there are countless magical baselines and riffs wasted on marginal rappers and singers with borderline tedious lyrics,