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[QUOTE=WeltshmerzKO;13030513]For Juanma's sake he better hope Donaire beats Rigo..... Rigo would destroy him.[/QUOTE
Im so tired of people here talking **** about juanma. He fought toe 2 toe with salido for like 17rds something gamboa or mikey garcia or alot of people wouldn't dare 2 do
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I got Donaire winning but I wouldn't be surprised if Rigo pulls off a boxing master piece. I just think he's been overrated and if he does beat Donaire, who knows, maybe Donaire has been overrated also?
I might sound like a hypo right there but I do always say Donaire has been fighting smaller opponents. So while I like Donaire and his style, it might be more effective against these smaller guys who can't handle his power.
Rigo might be able to take the power game out of Donaire and reduce him to a search and destroy fighter whose left to search all night.
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Honestly the time off was probably good for him, he took two really bad beating in about a year. Rest was the best thing for him.
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Juanma went toe to toe with Salido ....that's a sign of his greatness!
Some idiot just said that he doesn't understand how people hate on Juanma "when he went toe to toe with Salido for 17 rounds, something Garcia or Gamboa would never do".
If this is not a moronic, idiotic, buffoonery comment then I don't know what is.
Sure Juanma went toe to toe with Garcia and got KTFO both times. Gamboa and Garcia on the other hand fought Garcia and beat him fair and square.
It's called boxing not cave man fighting dumb ass! How can one make such a foolish comment? Judging Juanma to be great because he went toe to toe with a guy that eventually KO'd him? twice no less!!!
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I think Donaire would put some serious hands on Juanma, he needs to rebuild himself gradually.
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I like how he beats a taco vendor and thinjs hes back
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Caballero lost to Jason Litzau
Juanma lost to Salido.
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juanma should in my opinion have 1-2 more fights so he can get his mojo again. then call for the big names......
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Juanma is banking on his size here. He thinks Domaire wil be to small at 128 and to be honest Juanma is wrong and I would not want to be him in a fight against Donaire.
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I got hit with 'em this time last year when I was wanting to bottle up my siason, but I didn't want to take the airlock off with all those little bastards buzzing around. Ended up with my beer spending a month in secondary after it's 3 weeks in primary.
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...Wow do they really make vinegar? Do they carry acetobacter, or do they just consume alcohol and make it internally? I've gotten them all summer around my fermenter, and I've been really nervous when racking too.
They can carry acetobacter on their feets and can spread it. If you have an airlock and it has the proper level of liquid in it, you're safe.
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They got so bad in our house last week that we now store our fruit in the garage. I was making crabapple wine and they were really a nuisance. The vinegar trap helped, but not as much as I'd like.
I got rid of most of them after ridding my house of fruit completely, cleaning drain traps with bleach, etc, and then I was able to get my wine under airlock. I don't usually airlock my wine primaries, but I sure have to at this time of year. I have three buckets of crabapple wine, and one of American amber, so I really don't want to have 20 gallons of vinegar!
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Studies show for every hour you exercise you gain one hour of life expectancy. Whatsa point if you spend it sweaty and sore?
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Trying to corral the lemurs after they've been into the liquor cabinet is all the exercise I can handle.
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With the user interface complete, now let's write the search_for_term handler that performs the search. To edit your program's code, simply use the edit command in the terminal:
quickly edit
This will fire up each of your source files in your project into the default Ubuntu text editor, gedit. A number of different source files will load, but most of the action happens in the myapp file. This is the main Python program that is executed when you run quickly run.
The code you need to write to take the term entered into the search box and search Google with it is pretty simple, and you can use the webbrowser Python module to help. In the myapp file, after the import gtk line add: import webbrowser.
This imports the webbrowser Python module, which loads URLs into the system's default Web browser.
Now, scroll down, and after the on_destroy handler, add the following after the gtk.main_quit() line:
def search_for_term(self, widget, data=None): """Search for the term entered""" searchurl = "http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=" searchterm = searchurl + widget.get_text() webbrowser.open_new_tab(searchterm)
Here, you add the search_for_term handler, and it has three arguments that are passed to it:
self: all class methods are passed self, this is normal Python.
widget: this is a reference to the widget that called the handler. You can use this to get information from the text entry widget.
data=None: when you call a handler, you can pass it additional data if you like, but you can ignore this for this example.
When this handler runs, first construct the final search term by concatenating "http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=" and the content that was typed into the search box. To get this content, use the widget that was passed to the handler automatically. This is a reference to the text entry widget and can be used to run any of the methods that are part of the gtk.Entry text entry widget. One such method available is get_text(), which simply returns the text that was entered. As such, concatenate this with the Google URL, and you now have a complete URL you can pass to the Web browser. For example, if you typed in "chickens", the full URL would be "http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=chickens".
To pass the URL to the browser, use the webbrowser module and its open_new_tab() method that opens a new tab with the URL that you pass it.
With the code complete, let's run it to double-check that everything works:
quickly run
You now should see something similar to Figure 4 in which you can type some text, press Enter and see the results in your browser. If you see some errors in your terminal, be sure to double-check that you typed in everything correctly.
Quickly is an incredibly simple and powerful tool for generating applications, and I barely have scratched the surface of what is possible with it. You can find out more about using Quickly by visiting wiki.ubuntu.com/Quickly.
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Some brands get it, others don't.
When I asked our accounts payable manager to cut a $543.29 check for an Apple iPad 16GB, she wasn't buying the hype. "What are you going to do with that piece of junk?" she demanded to know. "Are you going to use it to play games?"
She caught me off guard. Didn't she realize this device could single-handedly revive the sagging fortunes of traditional media companies? If this revolution isn't going to be televised, we'd have to watch it on the iPad.
Consider this headline from a Christian Science Monitor article: "Apple iPad: Online media's holy grail?" The report examines how the iPad's wow factor - namely its stunning display and touch-screen technology may encourage brands to develop interactive ads and applications for the tablet. According to reports, advertisers are spending between $75,000 and $300,000 to sponsor applications at launch, typically for one to two months.
Some publishers also hope they can wean consumers off of free online content and charge for online subscriptions. Time magazine is charging $4.99 for a single digital issue, a move that is being questioned because it's the same price as a print copy purchased. Not everyone else is as greedy, though.
Still, saving troubled publishers is a mighty tall order for a such a small device.
Don't get me wrong. I'm a Mac fan. My 8GB Nano keeps me plugged into Diana Krall and Alison Krauss. I'm equally passionate about my MacBook Pro, which serves as my office workhorse, and the iMac in my home office. (By contrast, I never felt such an emotional connection to my first "portable" computer, a TRS-80 Model 100 and its kludgy acoustic coupler.)
But I digress.
After promising not to use the iPad to play games - at least not during business hours - we got the green light to buy our new toy.
Zach Rodgers, ClickZ's news editor, wasted no time picking up the 16GB model from the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue. He then downloaded a dozen or so apps from an assortment of publishers and commerce sites.
We discovered that some businesses - both advertisers and publishers - are making good use of the iPad's interactive features. In these cases, it underscores how the roles of publishers, advertisers, and consumers are evolving. It really doesn't matter who publishes what anymore. It just matters that it's good.
Some promising examples of early iPad applications:
Many inaugural advertisers on the iPad, however, offered only standard fare. Consider ads seen on four big media sites this week. Chase, which is promoting its Sapphire credit card, signed on as the exclusive sponsor of The New York Times Editors' Choice app. And Courtyard Marriott's video ad for its new lobby is featured on the USA Today app.
Let's hope the next-gen of iPads ads from these and other brands make better use of the tablet's rich, colorful display and touch-screen technology. It's the Mac, after all.
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ColdFusion programmer needed to write and support an integration using a REST API.
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We already have a good understanding of the API, and have a library of wrappers written. The library will have to be expanded for this project.
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Make an Easy Ruffle Scarf with this crochet scarf pattern. Sensations Boucle yarn is used making the scarf work up quickly. Keep warm and walk out the door in style with this scarf.
Crochet Hook: P/16 or 16 mm hook
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Row 2: Single Crochet 3 times in Each Single Crochet
Row 3 plus: Single Crochet 3 times in Each Single Crochet
Continue Pattern for Rows to achieve desired fullness. (tutorial picture is 4 Rows)
Ending: Cut yarn, knot and bury ends.
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'Walking Dead' Producers Bringing 'Sheltered' to the Big Screen (Exclusive)
"Dracula" writer Jesse Peyronel will write and direct the adaptation.
Jesse Peyronel, the filmmaker behind the indie movie Siren, is teaming up with The Walking Dead producers Circle of Confusion to adapt the Image Comics book Sheltered.
The comic is a preapocalyptic thriller set in a survivalist compound somewhere in the Pacific Northwest and populated by families who believe an imminent volcanic eruption is about to make the U.S. uninhabitable for years. Yet the adults are unprepared for a strike from within in the form of a coup d'etat by the kids, led by a charming sociopathic teen.
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What follows is a struggle between two sets of young protagonists that is described as having shades of Lord of the Flies and The Hunger Games.
The comic book miniseries was created by Ed Brisson (Comeback, Secret Avengers) and Johnnie Christmas (Continuum: The War Files). The sixth issue was published earlier in January.
Peyronel is writing the script now with an eye on directing a feature in late 2014.
Circle of Confusion will produce.
Circle is currently developing an adaptation of Outcast, an adaptation of the latest Image comic from Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman.
Peyronel was a writer on NBC's Dracula and is now a staff scribe on Dig, USA's upcoming event series created by Gideon Raff and Tim Kring. He made his feature writing and directing debut with Siren, which stars Vinessa Shaw. The movie premiered in October at the Austin Film Festival and is now traveling the international awards circuit.
He is repped by Verve, Industry Entertainment, attorney Judith Karfiol as well as the U.K.'s Independent Talent Group. Brisson and Christmas are repped by Circle of Confusion.
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TORONTO—IdeaS Revenue Solutions has announced that the Eaton Chelsea, Toronto Hotel is implementing the IDeaS Revenue Management System (RMS). Coinciding with the property's new management under Langham Hospitality Group, the IDeaS RMS will serve as the hotel's analytical tool for driving more accurate demand forecasting and revenue.
"Like other properties in the Langham portfolio, we decided to implement the IDeaS RMS in order to achieve a higher level of analysis regarding our rate strategies," Ron Pellerine, general manager of Eaton Chelsea, Toronto, said in a statement. "Particularly amid our upcoming re-brand, the system's advanced forecasting analytics and reporting capabilities will allow our staff to make more effective and profitable pricing decisions."
Offering an automated approach to revenue management, the IDeaS RMS enables properties to more accurately and strategically optimize demand and increase revenue. By providing reliable, up-to-date information at revenue managers' fingertips, the IDeaS RMS allows revenue managers to spend less time collecting data and more time developing optimal revenue strategies.
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WAGNER -- A Frito Lay truck was totaled Wednesday afternoon when a deer ran into it in Charles Mix County.
The driver was traveling west on S.D. Highway 46 into Wagner when a deer jumped onto the road and collided into the front end of the truck, said Charles Mix County Deputy Sheriff Chelsea Biehl. The Frito Lay truck was totaled, she added, and the deer died.
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Unphotographable — Word Accounts of the Photographs That Got Away
Sure, a picture is worth a thousand words. But what happens if you miss the picture?
You know the ones we mean — those once-in-a-lifetime photos that got away. Because you left your camera at home. Or, if you're like us, you left the darn thing on manual and got a nice solid black jpeg for your troubles.
When Michael David Murphy missed the perfect photo opp while in Ethiopia, he turned the moment into a vivid account of the photograph that wasn't. Unphotographable was born.
The site catalogues "exceptional mistakes" — photographs that didn't happen but whose stories he must tell anyway.
They're the most real, perfect photographs you'll never see.
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Give Yourself Real-life Googly Cartoon Eyes
Ever wished that you could walk away from a hundred-foot fall with nary a scratch, or spend your days driving around in a van with your buddies and your pooch, solving mysteries?
Oh, don't we all.
There is one thing we can share with our two-dimensional animated friends — their giant, saucer-like, cartoon eyes.
Our pal Jen Dunlap sent us a fun photo idea for turning you and your pals into live-action cartoons.
It's easy:
1) Grab some craft eyeballs (intended for making stuffed animals) from your local craft store or online. The bigger, the better.
2) Have your friends place them over their eyes and squint down a bit to hold them in place.
3) Go wabbit hunting, or find some desert and have 'em pose next to ACME-Brand rockets. Snap away!
Donnie Does Photoshop — Think Saturday Night Live + Photo Editing
We've seen our fair share of Photoshop tutorials, but when we came across this series of videos titled "You Suck at Photoshop", we knew we were in for something different.
Join Donnie as he clone stamps self-deprecating snark while his wife airbrushes away his self-esteem. This spoof is worthy of SNL.
And be warned, though the intent is to amuse, you're likely to pick up a Photoshop tip or two along the way.
(A real) ** Warning ** Some parts of Donnie's tutorials may offend those with more refined sensibilities. If that could include you, please, don't click through.
UPDATE: Now includes Donnie's 11th episode!
DIY Bullet Time — Create The Matrix Effect
We're looking for an awesome full-time writer/DIYer in San Francisco to help create the future of Photojojo.
If you know someone who lives in San Francisco and would be perfect for us, let 'em know. (If you refer someone we hire, you'll get a free Eye-Fi!)
You remember that scene where Neo discovers he can dodge bullets, and the whole world slows down and he just sort of waves his arms, leans back, and the bullets whiz by him?
So ace.
Anyway, that bullet-time scene required custom contraptions, millions of dollars, and a slew of cameras to pull off. And now you can do it at home.
Before you get too excited, you should know that it's still pretty darn pricey. Like $5-8,000 pricey. But hey, it's WAY cheaper than it costs to rent one of these time-slicing rigs ($100K/day), and it's one of the few ways to live out your fantasies of being The One.
Check out the complete tutorial by the cats at the Graffiti Research Lab or just check out their homemade bullet-time video.
How to Make Fake T-Shirts using Photoshop
Whether art form, social statement, or empty vessel, our favorite dress-down, the good-ole t-shirt, has got something for everyone.
So what does this have to do with photography?
Well, our pal and t-shirt wunderkind Josh Keay (who you might remember from the 5 minute photo fix) happens to be a Photoshop pro, and a fan of fakin' it.
He's put together a great video tutorial that shows you how to easily and realistically put any message you like on the t-shirts in your photos.
So watch the video, grab a photo, and get going!
Bee-tee-dub — Post your results here — we've 10 fun t-shirts to give away to our favorite entries. (Learn more)
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19 New Year's Photo Resolutions — Goodbye 2007, Hello Two Thousand and Awesome!
We were full of big plans this time last year. We were going to learn to cook, run a marathon, and stop watching so much doggone TV. Now here it is nearly 2008, and we're still spending every night talking back to Trebek and noshing on Tasty Bite.
Needless to say, game show marathons and shelf-stable delicacies do not a Haile Gebreselassie make.
So much for 2007.
And hello, 2008! We're planning to greet it with some kinder, gentler resolutions, and you can bet they won't involve the kitchen, the remote, or running shoes. But they will involve a shutter.
We've come up with 19 photo-related New Year's resolutions that'll have you learning more, practicing more, and taking more risks in two thousand and awesome. (What is, "Fewer eyes trained on Trebek," Alex?)
How to Photograph the Holidays — From Around the Web
You've decked the halls with miles of tiny bulbs. Your front lawn is a gleaming monument to electric lighting. Even the neighbors have taken to wearing sunglasses 24/7.
It's the Christmas wonderland of your dreams… now if only you could get a good picture of it.
Photographing holiday lights is no easy task.
Luckily, we've had the Photojojo elves round up the best tips and guides to taking successful Holiday photos. Call it our gift to you… now go make Clark W. Griswold proud.
The Ultimate Guide to Time-Lapse Photography
Boy, are we excited. We've spent every waking moment these last months cooped up in the Photojojo Labs, working tirelessly on what can only be our greatest experiment ever. We've finally done it. We've found the key to…
Time Travel.
Well, time-lapse photography. Which is basically the same thing.
So go ahead, read our guide on the ins and outs of time-lapse and start churning out your very own time-lapse videos from your photos.
Then, take up your mantle in the halls of history, beside legends such as Bernard, Hoagie and Laverne, Dr. Who, Bill & Ted, and Doctor Emmett Brown. We'll see you there!
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Go Exploring with National Geographic — Put Their (Awesome) Photos on Your Desktop
When we want to go exploring, we (of course) pull out the couch cushions and start setting up a pillow/cushion jungle in the living room.
But when National Geographic goes exploring, they really go exploring – all around the world, to places we've never even dreamed of.
And they take pictures.
Awesome pictures. In fact, we can't believe how well National Geographic's award-winning photography lends itself to being used as desktop wallpaper on our computer – and luckily enough, National Geographic now offers many of their photos in wallpaper form. With breathtaking photos capturing topics as broad-reaching as an Old Havana playground and Pigeons in St. Peter's Square, why, we might actually return the couch cushions back to their intended place-setting because we don't need them anymore.
We're about as happy right now as David Livingstone in Zanzibar!
The DIY Fisheye Lens — Using Nothin' But a Pair of Old Glasses and Some Tape
We've always wanted to live in a fish tank. There – we said it!
So we have odd ambitions. At least with the DIY Fisheye Lens, we're (kinda) there. With it, we can give our photos that wonderfully distorted "fisheye" perspective – the one we'd like to think fish see everything from.
Best of all, we're making the DIY Fisheye Lens with nothing more than some tape and a lens from a pair of old eyeglasses.
So join us in our blissful underwater world, by making your own!
(Put your fins together for Melissa Lawson, the wonderful creator of the DIY Fisheye Lens, who's sharing it with us today!)
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-you may have to start work as early as 4:30am.
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"Magee is ok!! "
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I have been working at UPMC part-time (more than 3 years)Pros
Flexible work schedule as a pharmacist. Ability to switch weekends and exvhange shifts with shifts with other pharmacists unlike retail. And compared to other hospitals in the area is not as busy and as stressful. The staff is mainly nice and the managers are very cooperativeCons
Pay is very low compared to retail and so not competitive, that's why most students are going to retail. They make you for parking. The food is horrible and so expensive and they don't give us any kind of discount . The commute to Oakland is always bad no matter where are you driving from. There is no place for you to grow in Magee pharmacy, you will always be a staff pharmacist, and the annual raises are so pethatic, so don't expect much.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Don't expect much appreciatition or recognition!! It's just one of those places where they will pick one person and put on a pedestal and keep clapping for day and night!! And no matter what every body else did in the pharmacy it doesn't matter!! Minimum raises and minimum everything, sometimes all you want is just to hear that you have a good job nothing much or a thank you email..RecommendsNeutral Outlook
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I have been working at UPMC full-timePros
Looks good on a resume as a platform for leaving.
The hospital is beautiful and constantly remodeled providing an aesthetically pleasing work atmosphere.
Free transit via their shuttles.Cons
Coming to grips with the daily feelings of overwhelming guilt and disgust for having any association with a greedy, profit driven company posing itself as a charity.
Zero recognition for achievements and no bonuses as supervisors take credit for your accomplishments and success.
Promotions are very hard to come by unless you are attractive; those who are deserving of promotions only enjoy more responsibility for the same pay and title, so there is very little incentive to go the extra mile. Additionally, employees that show an extreme lack of care or are completely inept at doing their jobs are worked around instead of being fired or demoted, or at the very least reprimanded.
Favoritism for attractive employees, including special freedoms from dress code, scheduling, and basic requirements of the job description including adhering to laws.
Experiencing great inner turmoil over having to be a party to the manipulation of patients so that the hospital can avoid losing a cent in profits.
Persistent harassment from higher ups and people outside of your department with no sympathy or relief from supervisors even when faced with extreme levels of pettiness.
Being pressured to defend the company publicly against unflattering claims made about UPMC in the media.
Low pay unless you threaten to leave for a better offer.
Being forced into making unethical decisions only so as to benefit UPMC's profits.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Stop claiming to be a non-profit, its very clear to all employees that UPMC is driven by profit, not patient care or benefiting the community.
Or live up to your claim that you are a non-profit and put excess funds towards charities, better salaries, more positions or improving the appearance of hospitals that are very depressing looking and in desperate need of updates, such as McKeesport. Intentions become grossly obvious when every single wing of Presbyterian gets brand new hardwood floors and every time you return to the hospital you can expect to encounter detours from construction due to remodeling for "the patient experience".
Appreciate and promote hard working employees, or you will certainly lose them all.Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEO


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Welcome to Cowley Road Methodist Church!
We are situated in the heart of East Oxford, on the corner of Jeune Street and Cowley Road. The linked black and white hands of our logo represent our multi-racial congregation, and the diversity of our local community.
The church's mission is to bring the love of God to all. We seek to be accepting and welcoming of everyone, regardless of background or theology. Come along and be part of an inclusive Christian community.
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During Lent we will be having a sermon series on Places in Mark's Gospel.
LENT PRAYER: during Lent the church will be open for prayer and reflection every Wednesday from 2-4pm.
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