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What is Phishing email? If you received an email from one of the famous online companies asking you to update the account information. Checking to see if the email is from the correct website domain name(e.g. ebay.com, yahoo.com, amazon, paypal….) is not going to help you since people could fake the sender email IDs.

What should I do with a phishing email?

What you should do is to ignore the email since most of the time, authentic websites won’t send you email to update your account. If you are really worried, don’t click anything from the email and you should go to the website directly and login from the website that you typed in. Usually there will be a message center for all the message from the company for you.

What is a phishing email? Phishing email is the email that will direct you to a fake website with a “different url/ website address.”

The message below is one of the newest phishing email I got in my outlook mailbox. Move your mouse cursor on the links from that email (Don’t click them) and you should see the url destination if you click at the bottom of the web browser you are using.

Who should I report the phishing email to ?

The email addresses that you should report the problem to is usually:

phishing@thecompanywebsitename (for example: phishing@ebay.com for ebay and phishing@yahoo.com for yahoo)

Dear eBay Member,

During our Security and Resolution Center regular maintainance period it has come to our attention that your eBay Billing Information is out of date. The update process is a very simple and fast one and it must be completed immediately in order to avoid any future issues – Terms of Service (TOS) violations, cancellation of service, account suspension or even account termination.

To update your eBay records on file now click here:
Once you have completed the process your eBay session will not be interrupted and your online experioence will continue as normal.

eBay sent this e-mail to you because your Notification Preferences
indicate that you want to receive information your eBay Credit Card Statement.To change your communication preferences, click here. Or, simply reply to this e-mail
with UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject line. Please note that it may take up to 14 days
to process your request. Visit our Privacy Policy and User Agreement if you have any questions.Copyright 2005 eBay Inc. All! Rights Reserved.
Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.
eBay and the eBay logo are trademarks of eBay Inc.

Click the image below to launch the tutorial.

Video Tutorial: Removing Backgrounds from Product Images
Objectives:

1. Use Magnetic Lasso Tool slowly to follow the edge of the item you want to select
2. use zoom buttom to zoom in
3. learn to use the hotkeys:
- spacebar to move the focusing Rectangular
- option key with the Lasso Tool – remove the portion of the existing selection
- shift key with the Lasso Tool – add the portion of the existing selection
4. control-z to undo.
5. create a mask
6. cleaning more edge to blend in with the mask using “black” brush tool (master diameter:6, hardness:70%)
7. Filter -> Sharpen -> Unsharp Mask
8. Use “Free transform” tool to scale it down (Which I disagree with this step if you want to keep the pixels. We could make it smaller at the last step by “saving as an image for web”)
9. Use “Dodge Tool” to make the object brighter. (Use “Burn Tool” to make the object darker)
10. copy the layer and flip it using “Free transform”
11. Use the Gradient Tool and a new layer to make the layer of the reflecting object transparent
12. Set the Opacity of the layer of the reflecting object to a lower number
13. Use Filter->Blur -> Gaussian Blur to make the circle look like a shadow
14. use image crop to make the final image

Tools used:

Marquee Tools:
Rectangular Marquee Tool
Elliptical Marquee Tool
Single Row Marquee Tool
Single Column Marquee Tool

Lasso Tools:
Lasso Tool
Polygonal Lasso Tool
Magnetic Lasso Tool

Magic Wand

For more information:
http://www.practicalecommerce.com/articles/467/Video-Tutorial-Removing-Backgrounds-from-Product-Images/#

final product image, originally uploaded by ponChiang.

I have some files that has .bin extension filename and I had no idea how to open it or use it even I know they are the image files that the CD/DVD burning tools could use.

Tried Nero 7.0 and it cannot read it. Tried to open it with VLC (portable) and it cannot read.  Tried to search “How to use .bin file” in goodle and found bunch of discussion group page or webpage but none of them works.  Some of them suggest to use some software and some said to use nero which I tried and it couldn’t work.

Well, then I thought I should give my idea a try.   And….It worked……We just have to change the extension file name .bin to .iso and that’s it.  I opened it with my Nero software or my VLC (portable) and no problem opening it or burning it to a CD.

Logo created by my dear friend Zee Constantine

And also :

Painting The Mona Lisa In MS Paint

NO WAY!! SO AWESOME…Is he using some kind of software to do it by the program itself? Some machines could scan or take photo and paint with any kind of drawing or sketching techniques that you need.