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Jackson Hewitt Tax Service, Inc. is a company that deals with tax refunds for customers. The company was established in 1960 and it is headquartered in Parsippany, New Jersey. Since 1986 Jackson Hewitt has been selling franchises. The company is one of the leading tax preparers in the United States, namely the second large. Jackson Hewitt Company provides a variety of financial products, among them refund anticipation loan, accelerated check refund, assisted direct deposit, Jackson Hewitt cash card and many other services. In 2007 a class action lawsuit was filed against the company's fraudulent activities such as filing false returns and claiming fake fuel tax credits.3 Sylvan WaySuite 301 Parsippany NJ 7054
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I availed the service of JH for my first tax filing. The lady who filed didn't know much and calling someone for each & every step. I got notice from Fed on dependents claim. I am a foreign national and obviously don't know the rules. I went to JH because of professional expertise they are suppose to have but it turned out other way. Not only their knowledge below average, they want us to pay... Read more ›Was this review helpful? 0 0 2.5

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Bookkeeper Jobs in Cambridge, Massachusetts
24 Cambridge, MA Bookkeeper jobs found on Monster.Jobs 1 to 20 of 24
Established Real Estate Company seeks a Full-Time Bookkeeper for our office in Allston. We are seeking a self-motivated, detail oriented and well-organized individual who works well independently and in a team environment. We are looking for someone who actively seeks and implements improvement opportunities. The candidate will complete essential responsibilities like processing payments and recei...
BOOKKEEPER 30-40 HOURS A WEEK This position is challenging in that you are dealing with bookkeeping for 3 different companies. Environment is pleasant. Co-workers are pleasant. Accountable To: Owner, Corporate Manager Job Purpose: Maintains records of financial transactions by establishing accounts; posting transactions. Duties: Reconciling many bank accounts, credit card accounts, patient account...
The Boston Eye Group/Boston Laser is seeking a full time Bookkeeper/Administrative Assistant. Some of the typical job duties include bank reconciliations, accounts payable, accounts receivable, general ledger, journal entries, working with accountant, and various administrative tasks supporting the Owner/President and the Practice Administrator. Software used is QuickBooks and Microsoft Office Exc...
Currently recruiting for a part time Bookkeeper for a manufacturing client in the Metro Boston area. Strong accounting skills, A/R, A/P, collections, G/L, etc. Proficient with Excel and QuickBooks....
Established Food Service Business seeks an Experienced Full Charge Bookkeeper for our office located at Foodmart Road, Boston. Must be a self motivated, organized, detail oriented person and a quick learner. The responsibilities for this position include entering A/R, A/P, GL, Payroll, as well as general office duties. Requirements: Ability to work accurately in a fast paced environment. Must have...
Growing Boston Property Management, Construction & Real Estate company looking for a full time bookkeeper/controller: Start date: ASAP The ideal candidate will have: -A Bachelor's degree in accounting (not required but strongly preferred) -QuickBooks Pro, Word, Excel experience is required -Strong attention to detail and accuracy. -Must have exceptional organizational skills -Ability to multitask...
Koplow Games Inc. Boston, 02210
Bookkeeper Full Charge Bookkeeper Boston Innovation District Importer seeks full time experienced bookkeeper for busy office. A/R, A/P, P&L and GL:. Must be computer literate and detail oriented. Full accounting knowledge. Please email resume with salary requirements to *****...
Summary of Position: Growing local CPA firm has an excellent opportunity for a qualified Bookkeeper. Professional staff members in this role will gain valuable experience in accounting serving a wide variety of clients. Responsibilities: Assist with accounts payable and accounts receivable transactions including data entry, cash receipts, and cash disbursements Prepare detailed trial balances of c...
Office Manager/Bookkeeper Stack & Stack, LLP is a CPA firm located in Waltham. We are seeking a self-motivated, detail oriented individual dedicated to providing quality product service to the firm's client base. Position is ideal for a professional working mother as hours coordinate well with the school year. RESPONSIBILITIES: Internal Accounting-A/P, A/R, client billing, banking. Coordination of...
We are a growing company looking for an enthusiastic and dedicated individual to join our team! In this position, the Office Manager/Bookkeeper will support TrialNetworks in a number of important areas such as accounts payable, accounts receivable and office management. This is an exciting opportunity to work at an entrepreneurial company with an experienced, motivated and talented team. There are...
Company Confidential Weston, MA, 02493
Bookkeeper P/T Needed For interior design firm Must have experience with on-line Quickbooks and willing to learn online designer program. Flexible hours. Please send resume to: Jan Luchetti Interiors Weston, MA ***** 508-667-0355...
Company Confidential Weymouth, MA, 02188
George Washington Toma TV & Appliance is seeking a Full Charge Bookkeeper who can manage an accounting office and be responsible for, among other things, AP and AR duties, procedures, and oversee and partner with up to five or six accounting employees, as well as the ability to work with all other departments in a positive and effective manner. Requirements include excellent interpersonal and comm...
Bookkeeper CRS client, an established custom manufacturer of die cut parts is seeking experienced Bookkeeper. This is a part time, temp to permanent position. Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-2:00pm. Requirements: Bachelor's or degree in Accounting/Finance preferred Must have strong understanding of collections, AP/AR, benefit plans Strong analytical skills Must have strong GL's understanding Excellent...
Company Confidential Stoughton, MA
Process daily wire transfers Process checks for daily real estate closings Tracks billing and processes monthly bill payments Process bi-monthly check requests and reimbursements Process weekly payroll with payroll service and records in Quickbooks. Performs other duties as required. 3+ years of experience as a bookkeeper. Experience with wires and electronic required. Prior experience in a law fi...
Bookkeeper: $18/ hr *2 month contract with potential for extension. *Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm · Accounts payable · Accounts receivable · General ledger Position requires 5+ year's experience in bookkeeping/ accounting role and familiarity with accounting software....
Accountant/ Full Charge Bookkeeper - $25 per hour *Position can be 32 or 40 hours- flexible to 4 or 5 full 8 hour days (no short hours). Responsible for accounting/ full charge bookkeeping functions in professional, sophisticated setting. Must have ability to interact with high profile clientele. · Accounts receivable · Accounts payable · Collections · Weekly payroll · Calculate complex yearly pay...
We set patients' lives in motion! We link innovation and quality in development of our high tech medical devices. Could you enrich our team? Bookkeeper/Accountant – Part Time Would you like to… be responsible for bookkeeping and other financial processes for a growing company? manage Human Resources processes including salaries, insurances and health plans? perform Facility/Infrastructure Manageme...
Our client a growing Boston based Property Management & Construction company looking for a temp to perm full time Senior Accountant. The position will be responsible for handling the complex bookkeeping / accounting needs of the organization and assisting with some administrative duties on a day to day basis. General bookkeeping, A/R (rent collections), A/P (check writing, paying bills), bank depo...
Boston Kitchen Design has been a leader in the industry since 1987. Located in Massachusetts, we have 3 convenient locations in Kingston, Needham, and Middleton. Here at Boston Kitchen Design we create kitchens and baths whose beauty is inseparable from their function. The combination of unique design and products equate to a room distinctly your own. We offer an array of products and services to...
Bilingual Administrative Assistant /Bookkeeper Labor Union Benefits office in Boston seeks a Bilingual (Spanish/English) Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper. Job Duties: Accounts Payable; Maintain subsidiary accounts by verifying, allocating, and posting transactions; Balance general ledger by preparing a trial balance; reconciling entries; Accounts Receivable; Welcome guests and participants by g...
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READER SUBMITTED: Donate To Sandy Hook School Fund Through Discount Power's Charity ProgramStory | Jan 18, 2013 | 4:10 PMOffers of financial assistance to the families affected by the tragedy in Newtown has spurred the creation of several charity funds. Discount Power, Inc. is proud to partner with The United Way of Western Connecticut, administrators of the Sandy Hook...
CIAC Championships; Final Coaches PollStory | Jan 10, 2013 | 11:04 AMState Open: Team, Ridgefield; Individual, Brianna Lenehan, Norwich Free Academy Class LL: Ridgefield; Brianna Lenehan, Norwich Free Academy Class L: Wilton; Cate Allen, Fairfield Warde Class MM: Avon; Gabrielle Richichi, New Fairfield Class M:...
Thousands Throng Funerals In Connecticut, New YorkStory | Dec 20, 2012 | 7:11 PMPolice and fire honor guards, motorcycle escorts, Boy Scouts and thousands of mourners attended services for Sandy Hook School shooting victims in Connecticut Thursday; and in New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan compared slain teacher Anne Marie Murphy to...
Circle The Dates: HS Hockey Games Not To MissStory | Dec 10, 2012 | 7:30 PMSouth Windsor at Simsbury, Wednesday: Could be an early preview of how tight the CCC North figures to be. Conard at Notre Dame-Fairfield, Thursday: First-year coach Greg Raymer opens his tenure with Chieftains. Rocky Hill/Middletown/RHAM at...
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CIAC ChampionshipsStory | Dec 29, 2010 | 8:53 AMCLASS LL: Shelton 1, Westhill 0 CLASS L: RHAM 2, Avon 1 CLASS M: Suffield 1, Lewis Mills 0 CLASS S: Immaculate 1, Morgan 0 FINAL STATE COACHES POLLS CLASS LL/L First-place votes, team records in parentheses, followed by total points: 1. Shelton...
State ChampionshipsStory | Jul 8, 2011 | 12:17 PMDivision L: Ridgefield 11, Fairfield Prep 10 Division M: Wilton 12, New Canaan 2 Division S: St. Joseph-Trumbull 6, Barlow-Redding 5
Story Lines Of The Boys Lacrosse SeasonStory | Jul 8, 2011 | 12:17 PMSomers came up short in its bid to be the lone team in the state to finish the season undefeated when the Spartans lost to St. Joseph-Trumbull in the Division S semifinals. … Somers midfielder Mike Hanna came back from a rare form of muscle...
State ChampionsStory | Jul 8, 2011 | 12:18 PMDivision I: Medalist, Stephen Pastore, Greenwich; Team, Ridgefield Division II: Jack Zierloff, Fairfield Warde; New Canaan Division III: T.J. Staples, Wolcott; Wolcott Division IV: Eric Johnson East Catholic-Manchester; East Catholic
Story Lines Of The Boys Golf SeasonStory | Jul 8, 2011 | 12:18 PMEast Catholic, the Division III champion in 2010, dropped to Division IV this season – a move that put it head-to-head with defending champion Northwest Catholic-West Hartfird. The Eagles came out on top, winning their ninth championship and...


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To golf or not to golf, that is the question! At the 8th Annual CCEDC Golf Outing,
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Marjorie P. RussellOctober 01,2013Marjorie P. Russell
SPRINGFIELD Marjorie Phyllis Blodgett Russell, 91, died Sept. 29, 2013.
She was born April 25, 1922, in Stratford, N.H., the daughter of Howard and Cora Blodgett.
The family moved to Springfield, where she started third grade. She graduated from Springfield High School in 1940.
She married David B. Russell in 1941. In 1944, the couple bought a farm on Parker Hill in Springeld, where they raised their family.
She was active in community organizations, including the South Street School PTA, the Springfield Garden Club, the Parker Hill Association and Precision Valley Squares. She was also a 4-H leader for many years, and created the Springfield 4-H Horse Club.
She enjoyed square dancing, gardening, sewing, creating quilts for her grandchildren, raising horses and dogs, and competing in dog obedience trials.
Survivors include a son, David Russell of Somerville, Mass.; two daughters, Patricia Saylor of South Windsor, Conn., and Marjorie Raymond of Addison; six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a sister, Shirley Slade.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Springfield Humane Society, 401 Skitchewaug Trail, Springfield, VT 05156; or to the First Congregational Church UCC of Springfield, 77 Main St., Springfield, VT 05156.
A memorial service will be held at the First Congregational Church, UCC in Springfield, Saturday, Oct. 5, at 1 p.m. The Rev. Jean OBresky, pastor, will officiate.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel And Suites Nogales
Holiday Inn Express Hotel And Suites Nogales in Nogales
Holiday Inn Express Hotel And Suites Nogales
Hotel Guest Rating: 9.0/10
850 West Shell Road
Nogales, AZ 85621
Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Hotel And Suites Nogales
Free breakfast, free Wi-Fi and a heated outdoor pool and hot tub make Priceline guests feel welcome at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Nogales.
Hotel Features
At this three-story Holiday Inn Express, 99 rooms offer triple-sheeted beds, coffeemakers, microwave/mini-fridges and flat-panel cable TVs. Stay connected to important folks with free Wi-Fi access, two-line voicemail phones and free local calling. Wake up to a free newspaper and a hearty complimentary breakfast that includes the hotel's signature cinnamon rolls at the generous morning buffet. Map out your local itinerary in the business center. After a full day, unwind on the tennis court, in the fitness room or by the outdoor pool. The hotel also features a coin-operated laundry and free parking.
Hotel Location
The Holiday Inn Express is off I-19, five minutes from the Mexican border. Take a trip back in time just 18 miles away at Tumacacori National Historical Park, home to the ruins of three Spanish missions from the 1600s. Outdoor enthusiasts are equally close to hiking, fishing and camping at Patagonia State Park. The shops and restaurants of the Nogales Mall in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico are five miles away, and Tucson International Airport is 60 miles from the hotel.
Guest Favorites
"Awesome beds," "abundant breakfast" and "large rooms" are the reasons Priceline guests book the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Nogales.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel And Suites Nogales Amenities
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Barbeque grills
- Bathtub
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Color television
- Complimentary breakfast
- Computer
- Desk with lamp
- Direct dial telephone
- Dry cleaning
- Fitness center on-site
- Free parking
- Hairdryer
- Housekeeping - daily
- Housekeeping - weekly
- Ice machine
- Interior corridors
- Ironing board
- Late check-out available
- Meal included - continental breakfast
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- Mini-refrigerator
- Non-smoking
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor pool
- Parking
- Pay per view movies on TV
- Pets allowed
- Premium movie channels
- Private bathroom
- Public area air conditioned
- Safe deposit box
- Satellite television
- Speaker phone
- Storage space
- Trouser/Pant press
- Two-line phone
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Voice mail
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Holiday Inn Express Hotel And Suites NogalesOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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August 12, 2014
It is very quiet and comfortable
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Family Traveling with Young Children
Es un hotel que cumple con todo lo que uno requiere cuando esta de viaje, las habitaciones son muy cómodas, hasta las almohadas son confortables. EL personal del hotel te hace sentir muy agusto y bien recibido. Gracias por permitirme hospedarme en este hotel.
March 13, 2014
Near stores, freeway and restaurants.
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i loved it, excelent chioce in nogales, breakfast delicious
December 8, 2013
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Great location, very close to I-19 and Mexican border via truck route. Friendly staff. Great breakfast, all included. Room was very spacious, a very pleasant surprise.
August 2, 2013
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this is an excellent choice to spend a night!
July 16, 2013
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Overall we had a lot of fun at the pool, and enjoyed our stay.
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Sunday, March 2, 2014
This program features a discussion about the role of intelligence in the 1978 Camp David Accords. The event marked the CIA's declassification of more than 250 documents produced from January 1977 to March 1979 in support of President Jimmy Carter's diplomatic efforts. Mr. Carter hosted the summit between Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin at Camp David in September 1978. The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in Atlanta, Georgia hosted this event.
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William Quandt – a former National Security Council senior staff member – gives his insider's view of President Carter's negotiations with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin during the Camp David Accords 35 years ago. The Camp David Accords led to the historic White House signing of two documents designed to promote Arab-Israeli peace. Mr. Quandt was introduced just after President Carter's keynote address at a symposium about the role of intelligence during the Camp David Accords. This event was held at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in Atlanta.
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Former President Jimmy Carter recently marked the 35th anniversary of the Camp David Accords by recalling the CIA's pivotal role in negotiating an agreement between Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. He details how a CIA character analysis of both leaders informed his own strategy during their 1978 meetings, and explains how a simple gesture between two fathers got the derailed talks back on track. The Camp David Accords led to the historic White House signing of two documents designed to promote Arab-Israeli peace. This address was part of a symposium on the role of intelligence in the Middle East peace efforts, and took place at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in Atlanta.
C-SPAN speaks with former President Jimmy Carter about the 35th anniversary of the Camp David Peace Accords. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin signed the accords on September 17th, 1978 after 13 days of negotiations with President Jimmy Carter at Camp David. Carter reflects on why he chose Camp David as the site for the talks, the relationship between the two leaders, and the lasting effects of the peace agreement between the two countries.
American History TV presents footage from the 1978 Camp David Accords with Carter Administration Press Secretary Jody Powell.The Camp David Accords were signed by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin on September 17th, 1978. The Accords provided a framework agreement, which led directly to the March 26th, 1979 signing of the historic Egypt – Israel Peace Treaty.
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When I uploaded the pictures to the thread they were humongous! So I went into Photoshop and re sized them down and they were still big when I re-uploaded them! Does anyone know how to fix this? I have a scanner I use because it has better quality than a photo but I don't want to rip my pages out of my sketchbook to scan them so how do I do this?
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did you check the DPI when you re-sized them? Most scanners are scanning higher than 72 DPI. Pictures on here look good at 600 to 800 pixels across the longest side at 72 DPI
Did you insert the new pictures in the post?
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Well, I always resize my pictures with this after scanning them in :http://imageresizer.codeplex.com/
It's incredibly useful and you can resize all the pictures you need to all at once by highlighting multiple files. Like Dpaint said, resize them to like 600x800 pixels.
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What dpaint said.
Reduce your image to 500 pixels (in your case) and change your current 300 dpi images to 72--*with 'Resample Image' unchecked (recheck it when done).
A quick way, in Photoshop, would be to reduce the pixel size to 500 and then save image under 'Save for Web…'. Saving for web will make your images 72 dpi.
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Does it really matter to change the DPI?
As far as I know the only thing here that´s important is to set the width/height pixels. It doesn´t matter if it is set to 72dpi or 300dpi. The width/height in pixel is what counts on a monitor.
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yeah, but it's stupid to post an image in more than 72 dpi (+-) in the web, because, first, you won't see a difference if you put more, second, the size of the image (kb) will be bigger and consequently will take more bandwidth and load slowly.
(this is wrong, see bjoern3000 post bellow.)
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check file size, think it needs to be under 1.25mb to upload
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pegasi - no this is not the case. It absolutely doesn't matter if the picture is 500px wide and set to 72dpi or 500px wide at 300dpi. Neither the size of the displayed image on the monitor nor the filesize change (see the pictures attached with 72dpi, 300dpi and 3000dpi).
500px wide with 72dpi - 243.3kb
500px wide with 300dpi - 243.3kb
500px wide with 3000dpi - 243.3kb
It is just an information written into the file for a printing machine.
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Bjoern speaks truth. Your monitor thinks in pixels, your printer thinks in dots per inch. Worry about pixels when you're formatting for the web; worry about dpi when you're formatting for print.
I was once on the receiving end of a critique so savagely nasty, I marched straight out of class to the office and changed my major (sketchbook).
fuck, thanks for the enlightenment bjoern3000.
Good info here:
yeah, my bad. As soon as he said scanner I jumped to thinking about scanning to print not post. Senior moment.
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Saving to 72 dpi at the intended pixel size, to start, might save someone from a resampling accident.
I guess I work in print too much, where clients may want 300 (typical), 450, or 600 dpi final files, so I see the reverse happen, though its software related. E.g., a 600 pixel wide image at 72 dpi imports into a 300 dpi Illustrator file 4.17x larger than the same 600 pi wide image at 300 dpi. So I tend to be unreasonable dpi conscious.
Where people get confused is when they look at the size in inches or centimeters instead of pixels... If your scanner is showing inch or centimeter measurements by default instead of pixels, then yeah, you can end up with images larger or smaller that you expected depending on the DPI settings. 9x12 inches at 300 DPI has more pixels than 9x12 inches at 72 DPI, so it displays bigger on a screen.
So just check the DPI and the pixel dimensions of your scans, and change whichever is easier to get the pixel dimensions you need - 800px to 900px max on a side is decent for web display.
Top image at 72dpi has a physical printing dimension of a litle under 7 inches wide
Bottom image at 3000dpi has a physical printing dimension of less than 1/4 inch wide
I always advise the practice of working at print resolutions (300 dpi), in whatever physical dimension and aspect ratio you want (9"x12", A4, whatever) and then making a smaller web display version with a new name. So the working file may be Horses_1_300.psd - then simply duplicate and save the display version to be Horses_1_72.jpg.
Just to clear that up because it is a three part equation: dpi, physical dimension and memory size...not just information written in the file for printing.
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Naming my files in the way you described is something I also do.
A tutorial on all these things would be great. Because I often see threads about "in what resolution do you paint digitally", "do you work in CMYK from the beginning on" ect. There is a great eBook that´s free but unfortunately it is in German. It´s about PDF and Colormanagement where all these and other things are described in detail. (for the Germans: http://www.cleverprinting.de/freeloads.html ). They go into detail with screen calibration, Color Management in the Creative Suite, InDesing, Photoshop ect. I guess it´s also a good thing for non German speakers since there are a lot of screenshots from those programs.
There is also a paid printed version available, where they printed on different types of paper to make things clear and which you can´t see (obviously) on a screen. Very handy thing to have.
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I used to work with a guy who came to the video game industry via designing newspaper ads. He could never get in his mind that dpi was not important and we did things in pixels. I'd ask to resize something to 800x600 and he'd ask me"pixels or inches?" and it would drive me nuts. Because every time he asked I'd ask him if I had EVER given him a size in inches and he'd say no. And then I'd ask him why the f$% I would need something 800 inches wide! But he still asked me the next time, inches or pixels? How many dpi. It was like working with an autistic 4 y.o.
Of course, now we have Retina displays, which pretty much ARE print resolution. So we're back to drawing everything way bigger than the final display dimensions, just like we did for print. It gets... Interesting. Sometimes you have to do multiple hi-res and low-res versions to make your images cross-platform.
(It's almost as annoying as the 256-color days when you had to save alternate versions of everything with Mac and Windows palettes.)
You posted good examples, I just felt it important that people didn't think they all are equal in all three ways and would all print the same.
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One of the hardest things in the world -- I bet I've done this a thousand times -- is trying to explain to somebody why a picture that looks awesome on-screen is going to look crap in print. Or be the size of a postage stamp.
But you know what's even more heartbreaking? When one of those people goes ahead and prints a little 72 dpi thumbnail at 5x7, and it looks all soft and pixelly and junk, and he says triumphantly, "see! I told you it would print okay!"
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This is a near flawless movie, well deserving of a wide audience. The fact that it is a German movie which required watching subtitles, may put some people off - but the reality is that the German actors give this much more resonance than any Hollywood version could have.
Much has been said about the fantastic performance of Bruno Ganz as Hitler. This is his movie, no doubt. It should also be mentioned, however, that all of the performances are so spot on that we are removed from a theatrical overview of events, and truly become part of life in the bunker. So many movies of this period show either the two dimensional Nazi bad guys and Hitler as a raving lunatic and nothing else, or a dispassionate overview of the tactics of the battle for Berlin. This movie achieves something rare - a real personal insight into the characters and how they informed the battle tactics and actions of individuals.
Our view into this world is through the young and naive private secretary Traudl Junge, who wrote one of the books on which the movie is based. Thus, historical accuracy is very high. But what we see is an insight into the humanity of Hitler - in one moment warm and compassionate, the next brutal and vulgar. We can understand through Ganz' portrayal the charisma the man must have had to attract such loyal devotion.
Do not be fooled into thinking that a movie about life in the bunker will be small scale low budget sets.. the movie ventures outside and we get glimpses of some terrible battle scenes. Those with DTS capability for surround sound will be richly rewarded. The scenes of a war ravaged Berlin are incredibly real - in fact, shot in Saint Petersburg.
Towards the end the scenes become more and more disturbing as the veneer of normality is stripped away as the war looms closer. Scenes of suicides and murders are truly disturbing - not least the scene where Magda Goebbels, having sworn her children should not survive in a world without National Socialism, calmly murders them in their sleep, one at a time, before calmly sitting down to a game of cards.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A magnificent piece of film making,
Mike J. Wheeler (Kingswinford, England) - See all my reviews
I don't usually go in for watching foreign language films. Not because I dislike them, merely that living in the provinces mean we sadly don't get to see them up here! However, this had a limited run at a cinema in Birmingham and I was lucky enough to see it. This is a magnificent piece of film making.
Bruno Ganz in the lead role of Hitler is superb, capturing the very essence of the madness that was Hitler and the total self-delusion of the last days of the Third Reich. The contrast between his tenderness towards his secretaries and the complete disdain for the rest of the world is remarkable. Ganz acts out a very difficult role, but comes through with flying colours. The depiction of the secretary Traudl Junge is perhaps a little sentimentalised, but any film has to have some humanity. Perhaps she was blameless, perhaps not.
The films most chilling scene features the killing of the Goebbels children by their mother, played chillingly by Corinna Harfouch. This is particularly uncomfortable viewing.
The real reason that this film is so successful IS that it humanises the Nazis. One has a distinct respect and even sympathy with some of the characters. This is hard to take when we know what they accomplished and makes for very uncomfortable reflection. This is intelligent film-making and well worth giving over an evening for. Hitler and the end of the Reich have never been portrayed as well as this.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant,
Tangerine "tangerineman" (North Yorkshire) - See all my reviews
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Having bought this as a spot purchase and knowing nothing about it beforehand, my wife and I watched it. To say we were surprised would be unfair but it was so much better than I could and would have imagined. The film focuses on the very end period of the war. Hitler, in his bunker with high ranking officers of the German army with his devoted secretary Traudl Junge. It is an astonishing piece of film. Bruno Ganz is superb as Adolf Hitler. His performance ranks as one of the best I have ever witnessed. It is simply breathtaking. I would recommend this film to anyone with an interest in the 2nd World War as this focus on the very last parts of the War is very well scripted and filmed. It is one of the best films in my extensive collection. Buy it and you will be buying a masterpiece.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Der Untergang / The Downfall,
AMBER "Katja" (Heidelberg) - See all my reviews
The director, Bernd Eichinger, researched for over 20 years for this movie and it is based on the latest findings regarding incidents and characters involved. Historians both praised and severely questioned the approach since the accomplished authenticity can be misleading. For instance the last interlocution between Albert Speer and Adolf Hitler is based on a belated report by Speer only. But then the interaction between the people in the bunker is what gives them life and allows the audience a perspective that could not be achieved by a documentary. In any case, there is no purely fictitious scene to be found in this film, every single dialogue and action is based on the written record of a witness.
The bunker scenes were shot in a studio in Munich, the outside scenes in St. Petersburg. There is a lot of material on the two bonus DVDs about both. The reason why they chose St. Petersburg was because a few streets there actually look like Berlin during the last days of war. Embarrassing as it was for the authorities, they needed the money. This also allowed the film makers to cast Russians as extras who appear very Aryan with their blue eyes and blonde hair (e.g. the fanatic girl who is fighting in the streets), which is quite ironic. Also I was very touched when I learned that this movie was a German-Russian co-production.
Ulrich Matthes, who plays Joseph Goebbels, says during his interview (also on the bonus DVDs) that he had had a terrible conflict getting into Goebbels' mind because a method actor has actually to like the persona they are taking on. So he accepted an opposite role in the movie "Der neunte Tag" where he personifies a priest who is tortured by a Nazi in the concentration camp of Dachau.
Since I did not watch the English DVD but only the German I cannot comment on the quality of subtitles. But the title "The Downfall" appears to be quite well chosen: I visualize something falling down from very high above and shattering on the ground [of reality]. "Der Untergang" (going under) has a similar meaning but would be used for a translation of "The sinking of the Titanic" or "The destruction of Pompeii" - something is dead & buried.
Other films on the Third Reich that I found extremely impressive are:
Schindler's List by Spielberg; The Pianist by Polanski; and Conspiracy - a BBC/HBO production.
36 of 38 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Recreating the downfall of a monstrous fantasy,
Budge Burgess (Troon, Scotland) - See all my reviews
Largely based on the account of Trudl Junge who, aged 22, became Hitler's secretary in 1943, "Downfall" portrays the last few days of the Nazi regime, now confined within the claustrophobia of the Berlin Bunker. The film opens with a brief interview of Frau Junge, an old woman accepting guilt for her part in the tyranny.
And then it's back to her first meeting with Hitler - an impressionable young woman, swept off her feet by an opportunity to be close to the ultimate celebrity. And then another jump through time to the Bunker and the last days, with the Red Army sweeping into Berlin.
It's a very physical performance by Bruno Ganz as Hitler; he makes the Fuhrer physically insignificant, a little man with big ideas and flamboyant but volatile emotions. Ganz's gestures, his body language, his passion, his histrionics are utterly convincing. It is a compelling piece of acting - Ganz describes (in an interview on the DVD extras) how he had to suspend his own hatred of Hitler in order to play the man. The aim was realism, accuracy, not caricature or parody. It's an astonishing performance.
Around Hitler, the fanatics cling to fantasy, believing to the end that some miracle will happen, that they will be proved right, that somehow the Fuhrer will conjure up … what? Yet others are already plotting to abandon the sunken ship, to try to save themselves. This is not the downfall of Adolf Hitler, it is the utter collapse of a regime and its ideology. All that is left is fantasy, and recrimination. Ultimately, they blame the German people for having failed them. While the monstrous fantasy persists within the Bunker, above, on the streets of Berlin and across the German countryside, there is death, destruction, and a harvest of horror being reaped.
Within the Bunker are mortal creatures who once held the power of life or death over a continent but who are now reduced to fragile psyches searching for escape, for excuses, for some tangible ray of hope. As their world implodes, fanaticism vies with panic, the instrumentalism of survival, the obligations of duty, even individual heroism.
Superb performances are almost routine in this film, but Corinna Harfouch as Frau Goebbels provides one of the most memorable, demanding, and chilling screen presences I've ever seen. She portrays an empty husk of a woman inhabited by blind devotion and belief. Again, in interview, she explains just how much this role took out of her.
You are left with an impression of Hitler's ability to beguile. The functionaries are blindly obedient. The soldiers follow their duty. The women idealise him - Eva Braun is passionately in love, Alexandra Maria Lara plays the confused innocence of Traudl Junge, and Frau Goebbels is obsessed by an almost psychotic idealism and reverence for her Fuhrer. The claustrophobia of the Bunker is echoed in the moral and intellectual straitjacket of the Nazi regime's remnants.
The film delivers a convincing authenticity. It is disturbing, frightening, horrifying. And the DVD extras underpin its quality. The discussion of the morality of making the film, the angst which clearly gripped many of the actors, the determination to deliver a valid account, free of sensationalism, special effects, hype, glitz or gloss - all this becomes clear in the interviews and commentaries available on the second disc. An astonishing, important, and absolutely compulsive piece of viewing which will leave you moved, even shaken. Absolutely first class.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A landmark in international cinema,
J W Barrie "Richmond Review" (Surrey, UK) - See all my reviews
There is little that I can say that has not already been said in the other reviews. Suffice it to say that it is groundbreaking in its mixture of genres, moving in its content, extremely well written, directed and acted. Very well done indeed by all involved. It is a landmark in historical film-making and in international cinema. For Hollywoood fans, here is a continental European film that beats all hollywood blockbusters hands down both for emotional power and for an uplifting (yet sad) message.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely Brilliant,
Docklander (UK) - See all my reviews
Before watching Downfall I have to admit to having been slightly concerned at the length of the film (2.5 hours) considering it's one of the first films I have watched that is subtitled. As it turned out I had little reason to fear as the film was absolutely fascinating. I haven't seen a film (and I've seen quite a few) that has managed to depict the depth of the delusion that Hitler displayed in those last weeks and days of the war quite as well as this one. The mad rants, lashing out at anyone and everyone have been shown before but it is the wording of these rants (declaring the German people expendable and unfit to survive - for example) that is not often depicted and therefore shocks. For anyone interested in seeing just how spectacularly the world caved in on the Third Reich and how the various protagonists played their various parts (some more surprising that others) this is a must see film.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Very Very Good,
R. Minskip "richard14524" (UK) - See all my reviews
One of the best and most innovative films I have seen for many months. Forget mainstream war films and give this a viewing - you won't regret it!!
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars I prefer this to be in German,
Kurt Decoene "Tybo" (Menen - Belgium) - See all my reviews
To me it's strange that so many reviewers tell you that it is a brilliant movie if you can overlook the fact that it's in German.
But that - IMHO - is the great strength of this movie. Language is vitally important to grasp nuance and meaning which unfortunately subtitles never really capture. And although I understand German I do not grasp the finer nuances of what is being said. (but enough to go beyond what the subtitles are 'saying').
This is movie is absolutely brilliant and is part of a great tradition of German film-noir about WW II (Das boot, Stalingrad...). An English or American actor speaking English written by an English speaking writer can never capture what it is that makes Germans German. Creating the atmosphere and feel of the historic setting in this movie would be impossible in any other language. Language is such an important aspect of culture. The original German title 'Der Untergang' is so much more powerful than 'downfall' and it's very hard to explain why. But I really think that you can only capture the uglyness and the sureal madness of those final moments in German.
We are all too willing to deny Adolf Hitler his humanity. He - Hitler - may well be the single most evil man in history. But point is - he was human, and that to me is a terrifying thought and it is (I think) the most important statement this film makes. There are some pretty scarry people out there, even today...
26 of 28 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best films ever,
Mr. D. J. O'brien "Doctor Who Geek" (Basildon,, Essex United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
Watch it. You have to.
To make sense of what happened.
It moved me.
Hitler was a shockingly 'good' leader in the WORST sense of the word - to make all these people follow him and do all these horrific things. Their loyalty to him is amazing. It shook me up to see how something so dreadful can make such sense to some people. I'm not given the plot away but the bit with the 'children' - sleeping - for the parents to do that, was so scary!! How can people do such a thing? How can people be so deluded?? It is a brilliant film that only can come from Germany - which makes it even more important than these American war movies. It was on the TV the other day and I only caught the last 10 minutes. But even that drew me in. If you are patient with subtitles - watch it. I might read the book.
And the last few lines in the whole thing makes you sick in the stomach. I came out of it, watching it in the cinema - stunned - that human kind could be driven in such a way.
One of the best movies I've ever seen as the effects of this made such an impact on our world.
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