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Welcome!
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We have many beautiful dogs waiting
for their forever homes! Select from the various links to learn more about our adoption process
or how you can help our rescue efforts.
We hope you enjoy your visit.
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Download or view a copy of
Imprints,
our latest Fall newsletter
in PDF format.
Note: There may be a short delay and white screen while the newsletter
loads.
To open the newsletter,
use the free
Acrobat
Reader®
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Donate!
Follow the above link to find out more about
supporting NorthEast Ohio Collie Rescue
with your donations, either online with
PayPal
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The 2012 NEOCR Calendars are here!
For a sneak peak, click on the image shown at the left. To reserve an
advance sale copies at the discounted price of $15, contact
Tom Hoadley at
info@neocr.org. Calendars must be picked up in person or at one
of the Board Meeting to avoid additional shipping costs. Otherwise,
please add an extra $3 for postage.
Individual copies for $20 plus shipping are
directly available from
www.CafePress.com/NEOCR or by clicking on the Shop! button
shown
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You ought to be in pictures!
We're always looking for new pictures for upcoming calendars or
newsletters, or possibly even the Web. If you have a picture you are
interested in submitting, contact
webmaster@neocr.org and put
"Collie Photos" in the subject line. While lower quality (72 dots
per inch or DPI) photos are often acceptable for the Web, higher
quality (250-300 DPI) photos are needed for print. Here are a few
tips...
- Digital cameras take pictures in pixels per inch or PPI. Set
your camera's PPI to the highest setting below the "raw" image
option.
- Traditional 35 mm photo film can
be developed and saved on a CD by your local merchant, also in PPI
format.
- If scanning a photo hardcopy, set
your scanner's resolution to 300 DPI.
- If you are not the original photographer, be sure you have
secured reprint copyright permission from the original
photographer.
- Need help translating PPI into DPI? In your photo editing
program, divide your picture's PPI dimensions by 300 to determine
your picture's optimal print size in inches.
Here are some some handy
guidelines for submitting calendar photos. |
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