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Just a random thought on how people perceive the intentions of others. Its human nature to want better for themselves. It is bred into us. A football player prays for a touchdown; a dedicated employee hopes for a raise; etc.

I have seen a lot of people complaining about what other people want, and it being selfish. If we lived in a society where all people wanted/prayed for something for someone else, we would have no high-paid football players; we would have no need for a raise.

If we as a whole cease being so concerned with our own status, we will evolve human nature past this destructive pattern.

Here are the shots I took of Melissa during that photoshoot that included Elyse. She requested over 100 retouches, but I did as many as I could with the time I had between projects. Of course I am a little biased on this shoot, but all-in-all we had a great day, could have had a lot more shots but we decided to keep it PG-13.

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I recently posted an article on long meta titles and how the length of them effects tabbed viewing in major browsers. I felt it was necessary to go a little further into meta tags. Meta descriptions and meta titles are just as important to your site for different reasons than tabbed browsing. Your keywords and description won’t show to the user at all, but a lot of times the only way they will get to your site to see your meta title is if your keywords and description are good enough.

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Just finished a photoshoot of a new friend Elyse. This was a shoot that included 2 other models which made for a long, but very great day. All told, I took about 800 pictures of the models, with some very nice results. I did not do too much photoshop work on these pictures as I wanted to focus on the fact that they were very attractive without it.

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