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Off to Orlando, but first…

 

I just wanted to wish everyone a great weekend. I am off to Orlando today to watch Scott Kelby present the Down & Dirty Tricks Tour. I may even have a little surprise myself. So if you are attending today, I shall see you there! Anyway, I digress! I wanted to make you aware of some important news bits:

Save The Day Contest

Don’t forget about the new “How Photoshop CS4 Saved The Day” contest hosted by Layers Magazine. All you do is submit your story on how Photoshop CS4 (and CS3) played a critical roll in helping you gain a new client or perhaps saved you from losing client or something like that. Share your story and become eligible for a weekly prize package which would qualify you for the grand prize!!! For more info on the contest and prize packages go here.

Photoshop World Early Bird Registration Ends Today

You have until midnight tonight to save $100 OFF the full conference pass for Photoshop World in Las Vegas, NV on October 1-3. If you’re planning on attending, this would be the time to register. Hey, if you’re still having trouble convincing the boss don’t forget to check this out. Again you have until midnight so you have time…but not much!!!

Back with you guys next week! Have a great weekend!!!

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