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Show HN: Mint – an open-source photo editor and digital compositor for the web

A friend and I built a small multipurpose digital compositing tool meant to provide most of what you'd need for day-to-day meme-making, image markups, and collage creation in a static web app. Combines what I love about web platforms like Canva with a lower barrier to entry than heavyweight tools like the beloved Photopea. Basic mobile support included.Built in Svelte, with a dirt simple Canvas-powered rendering engine. Feature requests/bug reports/PR's strongly encouraged @

Distance From Dekalb-Peachtree Airport To Ngurah Rai International Airport (PDK - DPS Distance)

Atlanta, GA Airport to Denpasar, Bali Airport Distance in Kilometers / Miles • PDK - DPS Flight Distance • Dekalb-Peachtree Airport to Ngurah Rai International Airport Air Miles • What is the Flight Distance Between Airport in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia and Atlanta, GA, United States?

Authorities identify man wanted after K-9 shot in Coweta County

GRANTVILLE, Ga. — The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has released the name of an "armed and dangerous" suspect authorities are searching for in Coweta County. The man has been identified as Ira Troy ...

Distance From Hartsfield-jackson Atlanta International Airport To Ngurah Rai International Airport (ATL - DPS Distance)

Atlanta, GA Airport to Denpasar, Bali Airport Distance in Kilometers / Miles • ATL - DPS Flight Distance • Hartsfield-jackson Atlanta International Airport to Ngurah Rai International Airport Air Miles • What is the Flight Distance Between Airport in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia and Atlanta, GA, United States?

Identity released of Georgia State Patrol trooper killed during crash in the line of duty

ATLANTA — A Georgia State Patrol trooper was killed Sunday afternoon during a crash in the line of duty, according to state officials. On Monday morning, the Georgia Department of Public Safety ...

UPDATE: 24 killed on Georgia roads during Thanksgiving weekend

Wrecks on Georgia roads killed 24 people during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the Georgia Department of Public Safety said Monday. The death toll doubled from 2019, when 12 were killed during the ...

Free College Application Week 2024: Which schools waive admission fees, how to apply

From Oct. 7-11, many Alabama and U.S. universities and colleges will waive application fees for prospective students, in a bid to help students apply to a variety of schools that may interest them.

Free Application Days

All CU Boulder applicants are required to complete a personal essay and a short-answer question with their Common App. So start early! Within the CU Boulder Member Questions section, you'll see this ...

Application Requirements & Enhancements

, We're looking for students on the path to personal, intellectual and professional success Our admission counselors review each application carefully, taking into consideration your academic background, life experiences and interests. We don’t have a minimum test score or GPA range to gauge your potential for admission, but there are some things that can make you a stronger candidate. , Required for admission consideration Coursework We look for students who have been successful in a variety of challenging courses, especially those that are above and beyond what’s required for graduation. And we understand every school is different, so we evaluate your transcript specifically against your high school's curriculum. Prior to high school graduation, we require you to complete a minimum of: English: 4 years Math: 3 years Science: 3 years (2 must be laboratory science) Social studies: 3 years Foreign language: 2 years If you're interested in engineering or the sciences, we recommend an additional year of math and laboratory science. Leaning more toward the liberal arts? We’d suggest another year of social studies and foreign language. Application essay All first-year students must complete an essay via the Common App or Coalition with Scoir. What you share in your essay is completely up to you—it should be about conveying who you are to the admission staff. No matter the topic, personalize it. Add a part of you into the piece, and make it genuine. Arts Supplement Required for music majors and those who are pursing a Arts Achievement Scholarship in either music or art studio Applicants who are required to submit an Arts Supplement will see this required checklist item on their applicant status portal. Students must upload their portfolio materials using the portfolio updater prior to completing the Arts Supplement. You can access the portfolio uploader by logging into your applicant portal using your CWRU Network ID and clicking Edit Portfolio. The Arts Supplement is optional for all other applicants. (More on that below.) , Opportunities to enhance your application We understand there may be more you want to share with us than can fit neatly on the Common App or Coalition with Scoir. Though not required as part of their application, some students choose to share additional information that may possibly strengthen their application and help us get to know them better. We welcome you to share such information with us. Optional ways to enhance your application include the following: Applicants: Log in to your applicant portal , SAT/ACT scores Test-optional policy Case Western Reserve University is test-optional. Read about our test-optional policy. Scoring We “superscore” our students’ test results, which means we take your best scores on each section of the SAT and ACT. If you took a test more than once, you will be evaluated on the highest score you received in each individual section of the exam. Here’s a look at admitted student statistics for the Class of 2025: Middle 50%  SAT Total: 1420-1510 ACT Composite: 32-35 Unweighted GPA: 3.6–4.0 Test optional: 42% Timing Ordinarily, scores for standardized tests taken in November of your senior year arrive in time for Early Action or Early Decision I deadlines, and scores for tests taken in January arrive in time for Early Decision II or Regular Decision consideration. To ensure your application can be fully reviewed in time for your chosen decision plan, you should take tests by the following dates: Nov. 30: Early Action, Early Decision I and Pre-Professional Scholars Program applicants Dec. 31: Early Decision II and Regular Decision applicants Arts portfolios/auditions Share your talents Arts Supplements are required for music and music education majors and available to all applicants. If you intend to submit an arts supplement, be sure to indicate this on your application. The arts supplement is due 15 days after the application deadline and can be completed via your applicant portal.  For detailed information: Music Theater Dance Scholarship Audition and Portfolio Requirements Acting Prepare two contrasting monologues, one Shakespeare and one contemporary, not to exceed a total time of four minutes. You may also prepare 16 bars of any song, but this is not required. If possible, please present a headshot and resume at the audition. Directing A portfolio presentation is needed for the directing concentration. Your portfolio should consist of the following: A one-page resume documenting your theater experience (directing, acting, playwriting, design, stage management, etc.). A one- to two- page director’s concept for a published play or musical that you would be interested in directing, detailing your vision for the show (characters, moods and tones, visual aspects) in addition to what you would want the audience to take away from the production in terms of its central themes and ideas. Production photos from previous projects you have directed (if applicable, not required). You should be prepared to speak about your interest and passion for directing as well as your previous directing and/or theater experience. Dramatic Writing/Playwriting Submit a 20-page sample of your work in either playwriting or screenwriting (or both) at least one week before the interview date. This can include either an excerpt from a full-length work or a combination of shorter pieces, such as 10-minute plays or short-film scripts. While dramatic writing is preferred, you may also submit other examples of your creative writing, such as short stories, poetry, essays, etc. Stage Management Bring your stage management binders, copies of scripts you have worked on (with cues written in), paperwork related to the show, and any other evidence of skills related to stage management such as organization, managing/coordinating large groups of people, multitasking and communication. Design A one-page resume of experience in theater is required. You may also include experience in a related field, such as art, architecture, graphics or photography. Additionally, a statement of intent—even if that statement is exploratory—should be provided. Other materials may include a portfolio demonstrating skills in theater (renderings, sketches, paperwork, scale drawings, production photos, etc.) and related areas (artwork, photography, drawing, drafting, computer graphics, etc.). The portfolio may be in scrapbook format. Art projects or model-making could substitute or be included with the other requirements. The material should be organized into some kind of cohesive presentation, with identifying labels for references. The interviewer will retain a copy of your resume but will not keep your portfolio. Portfolio is for presentation purposes only. Dance Submit a video and complete an online questionnaire for pre-screening by dance department faculty. The video submission should be 90 seconds to three minutes in length, and you should be clearly visible. Do not submit ensemble footage. Video may be from technique class or performance. Art Submit a portfolio PowerPoint consisting of 24 pieces of your work. Each image credit line should include the name of the piece, the dimensions, the material, media and the date completed. (For example: Self-Portrait, 18” x 24”, media soft pastel on paper, fall 2021.) If you are showing three-dimensional work, i.e. sculpture or pottery, you may want to show two different views, front and side, etc. You may also want to choose to photograph a specific detail. If you are applying for the Arts Achievement Award, please also submit the following: Autobiography: A short (250-word) essay, citing your course of study in the visual arts. Include any special out-of-school activities, i.e., art camp, working as a teaching assistant doing creative activities, or private art lessons. Describe both your junior high and high school art experiences, courses that you took, and subjects that you studied. Program of study: A separate, short (250-word) essay of what you hope to gain participating in our program in Art History and Art. You may want to consult the Art History and Art website for courses that are available for you to take. Additional materials Tell us more about yourself Additional materials can be shared through a form on your applicant portal. You can use this opportunity to share videos, web links, PDFs, documents, photos and more. Some students use this as an opportunity to add additional context to their application with materials like: Additional letters of recommendation Resumes Research abstracts ACT writing tests Schoolhouse.world tutor transcripts Predicted IB results AP scores, including 3s or better Though not all may be eligible for college credit at CWRU, these test scores can still enhance your application. You can send scores directly to us or self-report them via your portal. Anything you have that can help us know you better and understand the contributions you can make to our campus are welcome and appreciated.  

Future First-Year Applicants

Apply for Spring 2026, Summer 2026, or Fall 2026 with either our first-year application or apply with the Common App. Select the option that is right for you, but only submit one application. Test ...

How To Apply For College: Forbes Advisor’s Application Checklist

Alicia is a former Editor at Forbes Advisor specialising in loans Brenna Swanston is an education-focused editor and writer with a particular interest in education equity and alternative educational ...

Apply to UC Davis

Begin your UC application as early as Aug. 1. The submission window is open from Oct. 1–Dec. 1. You may apply to as many UC campuses as you like with just the one application. Your UC application is ...

First-Year Application Instructions

Drexel takes into consideration a number of criteria when determining admission, including your high school performance, letters of recommendation, standardized test scores, and essay. Students are ...

Undergraduate Application Instructions

Before beginning your application to Drexel, please review our admission prerequisites and application deadlines: If you are a returning student who has previously enrolled in undergraduate coursework ...

New Docs Show DHS Gathering Driver’s License Data in Voter Fraud Crusade

The administration has been discussing plans to expand SAVE since the first months of Trump’s presidency. In May, US ...

Ohio SNAP recipients to receive full November benefits next week, state officials say

According to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, recipients will get their benefits next week, regardless of their usual issuance date.

Drivers risk £300 fine and 6 penalty points for accidental law break

Drivers have been warning that they could face a £300 fine and six points on their drivers licence for accidentally breaking ...

Drivers wake up to £100 fines over 'completely bonkers' rule change this week

Motorists have hit out in Scotland after local authority Aberdeen City Council began introducing 20mph speed limits.

DWI Driver Charged In Deadly Wrong Way GSP Crash: Monmouth County Prosecutor

A 24-year-old Brick Township man has been charged with vehicular homicide following a fatal crash on the Garden State Parkway ...

GSP chase ends in fatal crash on Highway 204

CHATHAM COUNTY, Ga. (WTOC) - One person is dead after crashing from a high speed chase in Chatham County. According to Georgia State Patrol, just before 2 a.m. Sunday, a Trooper attempted to stop a ...