I cannot imagine I will be looking for any of these volumes ever-ever again, but on the infinitesimal chance that I do, I wanted a record of what is going to the local public library for a donation. So here is the result of “Round 1” of being ruthless about the books on my shelves. Come May, I will be 10 years retired. If I haven’t needed these for 10 years, the odds are good that I will never-ever be looking for them again. Professors love their books, but there comes a time…
Another fuzzy border for the Blur mask in ON1, but I haven’t figured out how to make the transition look more natural.
1. I haven’t quite figured out the Chisel tool.
2. Conjecture: the solution might have something to do with feathering.
Maybe I’ll work this out … after Eclipse 2024.
Retired economics professor (“dismal scientist”). Married 40+ years to the love of my life; we have two grown daughters, both married, two granddaughters and a...
@marlboromaam We have been inspired by Clare's mom who did yeoman's work after Dad passed away and then again when she moved back to her home town. We hope the kids will appreciate that we've saved them time and emotion, but there's no small amount that accrues to us, too!
@corinnec Economics, alas, became a very technical discipline, even before I went to graduate school (early 80's), but it got worse even after that. I believe it's partly to do with how inexpensive computing power became.
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![‘Gray Half-Spot’ [Filler]](https://media.365project.org/1/9510135_chjkuwyz79_sq.jpg "‘Gray Half-Spot’ [Filler]")
@corinnec Economics, alas, became a very technical discipline, even before I went to graduate school (early 80's), but it got worse even after that. I believe it's partly to do with how inexpensive computing power became.
@thewatersphotos It *is*, Gary!!