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            <title>Fall 2009 Newsletter</title>
            <link>http://sculptorsvoice.com/content/view/248/36/</link>
            <description>Click here for the TSS eNewsletter in pdf format (http://www.tristatesculptors.org/sv/eNewsletter_Fall_2009_Vol_No_2.pdf).  This issue focuses on  highlights from the conference held at Elon University last month.</description>
            <author>Keston</author>
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            <title>360 Degree Photos</title>
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            <description>I just found a interesting tutorial on The Warehouse (http://warehouse.carlh.com/article_135/) for anyone who might happen to be looking for a low-tech way of creating 360 degree views of their sculpture for the web.  The setup looks simple enough, a pizza box, duct tape and a camera.  You just take a picture and then rotate the piece a preset amount. Once you&amp;#39;re done you&amp;#39;ll need to import and compile the images using the editing software of your choice.   Unfortunately, what the article doesn&amp;#39;t discuss are the techniques...</description>
            <author>Derrick Sides</author>
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            <title>How to submit news or an article to Sculptorsvoice.com</title>
            <link>http://sculptorsvoice.com/content/view/193/66/</link>
            <description>Here&amp;#39;s how to submit articles to Sculptorsvoice.comIf you are a member of Tri State Sculptors and have created an account on sculptorsvoice or you already have one then you can submit your own articles.  Details are later in this article.If you are not a member of TSS then you can submit articles by using the Contact form.  Paste the contents of the article into the text box and it will be e-mailed to us.   Details on how to submit if you have an account follow: </description>
            <author>Rae Goodwin</author>
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            <title>Mark McLeod's lecture on digital archiving</title>
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            <description>The slides for Mark's lecture from the recent Tri State Sculptors conference can be found here: http://www.markmcleod.org/digital_talk/talk.html (http://www.markmcleod.org/digital_talk/talk.html)  </description>
            <author>mike lyda</author>
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            <title>Web site syndication</title>
            <link>http://sculptorsvoice.com/content/view/76/56/</link>
            <description>The question was raised by several people of how exactly can they syndicate their web site.  So I'll try to show the why and how and give some links to resources.</description>
            <author>mike lyda</author>
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            <title>Archive your images to CD?  But for how long?</title>
            <link>http://sculptorsvoice.com/content/view/53/56/</link>
            <description>You've probably seen the 35mm slides that have faded to pink or blue.  You've probably also seen the faded prints hanging in the fast food joints.  So in this digital age you've probably thought that if you burned your digital images and videos to CD then you were safe, right?  Well.. read on and see.. </description>
            <author>mike lyda</author>
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