Help Desk How To's with Mr. T: Shake
The A&S Help Desk's Mr. T explains how to use the Shake feature of Windows 7
Help Desk How To's with Mr. T: Search
The A&S Help Desk's Mr. T explains how to use the Search function of Windows 7
Help Desk How To's with Mr. T: Hover
The A&S Help Desk's Mr. T explains how to use the Hover feature of Windows 7.
Student Hopes to Help Others with Same Disease
Anthropology student Lindsey Shipp aspires to help others with diabetes.
A&S Online Ed Weekly Update 5/17/2011
A&S Online Ed Weekly Update 5/17/2011
Two A&S Graduate Students Awarded NSF Fellowships
Enku Ide and Jake Gamsky, of sociology and physics, respectively, have been awarded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.
TUMMY TUCKIN'
I JUST LEARNED HOW TO DO A TUMMY TUCK IN PHOTOSHOP! That is serious skill. ALL that you have to do is LIQUIFY! I know it does sound dangerous; i know, it sounds like you will be working with mercury or lava or something else, but it is so much easier than that!
Step 1: Select what area you wish to LIQUIFY!
Step 2: Go to Filter and then go to Liquify!
Step 3: Use the Freeze Tool to (precisely) choose the area of your image in which you wish to tuck other parts of the image into. In other words, the area you wish to freeze in place so that it DOES NOT MOVE!!!!!!!
Step 4: NOW use the Forward Warp Tool in order to TUCK it; whatever it is; under your frozen area! Now be careful it could be tricky, but not too tricky to rock all night.
Step 5: RELAX, you did it!
ISN'T THAT A GREAT LESSON THAT EVERY PHOTOGRAPHER IN TODAY'S AMERICA WOULD LOVE TO KNOW??? I think so. Most people don't know these easy tricks and are too busy to find out, that's why it's our job to learn it and charge them a high rate!!!
p.s.
KET Premieres New Documentary on Kentucky History
A&S professors help produce a documentary revealing connections between Kentucky's and America's past.