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Director Bryan Singer is at his tweets again. This time he has dropped that both Bishop and Warpath will be in his X-Men Days of Future Past. Check out the video Tweet here.
Collider.com is reporting that Omar Sy will be playing Bishop. Native American actor, Booboo Stewart will be playing Warpath.
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Lucas Bishop was born in the 21st Century A.D. of an alternate future timeline in which the mutant-hunting robot Sentinels had taken control of North America. In this timeline, Professor Charles Xavier and most of the members of the mutant team he founded, the X-Men, had been killed. Surviving mutants were hunted down and either killed or imprisoned within relocation camps.
Bishop's parents escaped to America shortly before the island nation of Australia was destroyed in a tactical nuclear strike. They were soon captured and interred in a mutant relocation camp in Sheep's Head Bay, Brooklyn, New York. There, Bishop and his sister Shard were both born and, like other mutants, they were branded with "M" tattoos over their right eyes for identification (read his full story here).
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The life of James Proudstar seems to be partially defined by tragedy. He grew up hardly knowing his older brother, John, but nevertheless held him in high regard, watching him become a local hero. Later, his brother would be recruited into Charles Xavier'sX-Men, taking the code-name Thunderbird, but he died on one of his earliest missions. Just before Thunderbird's funeral in the Western Desert, Proudstar stole his brother's body and gave him a traditional Apache warrior's funeral rite. Blaming Xavier for his brother's death, Proudstar accepted an offer from Emma Frost, then the White Queen of the Hellfire Club, to join her team, the Hellions. He took the costume and code-name of Thunderbird in his brother's memory (read his full story here).
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Holy crap! Im actually excited about this. I just hope they do them justice. However, the FEEL of each individual character in the Xmen movies are WAYYYYY more different than the feel of each individual character in the Avengers movie.
The xmen movies make each character feel so cheesy and like... they're just another dude with this power. Somehow Joss Whedon makes each Avenger character feel so epic in their own way!! That's what is missing from these Xmen movies i think. The "epicness" of each character! I hope I just made sense.
Still keeping fingers crossed.
Can we say over kill? There are going to be so many characters in this movie it is going to overwhelmed.
Oh and who ever that kid is for Warpath is a total joke. Look at him then look a the pic of Warpath. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH Not even close kid, not even close.
Too bad they didn't have an X-Men movie featuring Warpath prior to up to 1987 when Sonny Landham looked JUST like him.
Ya that kid is like the size of one of Warpath's arms. But hey, it could have been worse. They could have casted Taylor Lautner.
Yeah keeping my fingers crossed too like violator, I'm trying to look at these X film differently so I can enjoy them.
As far as size, man that's the case with almost all superheroes. None are size appropriate except for cgi Hulk and Thor is pretty close. But most are not muscular enough
Why not Jason Mamoa for Warpath / Thunderturd, or even for Bishop?
I would assume they may not care what Warpath looks like because he may not be featured prominently in the movie. Anymore it seems like they are just trying to see how many mutants they can stuff into their movies.

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And [on account of] their saying: "We killed the Messiah, Jesus son of Mary, Messenger of Allah." They did not kill him and they did not crucify him, but it was made to seem so to them. Those who argue about him are in doubt about it. They have no real knowledge of it, just conjecture. But they certainly did not kill him. (Qur'an, 4:157)
The likeness of Jesus in Allah's sight is the same as Adam. He created him from earth and then He said to him, "Be!" and he was. It is the truth from your Lord so do not be among the doubters. (Surah Al 'Imran:59-60)
e hope that this book will resolve the doubts of all people who are confused about the Prophet Jesus (pbuh), will help believers acquire a better understanding of his role, and enable Muslims to feel the joy and excitement of his return.
Finally, another important subject we wish to consider is how believers will recognize the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) when he returns. This is essential, because false messiahs will also appear. Some people hesitate to raise the matter of the Prophet Jesus' (pbuh) return out of a mistaken belief that this will prepare the way for false messiahs. In reality, the appearance of such imposters is a major sign of the second coming. (See Harun Yahya, The Signs of Jesus' [pbuh] Second Coming). More importantly, everything he does after his return will be wise and inimitable, and such acts will distinguish him from all other people. One of the clearest proofs that the other "messiahs" are false is the way they seek to prove themselves.
Another major feature that distinguishes the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) from false Messiahs is that he will have no relatives, and that no person will be familiar with his physical features, countenance, or tone of voice. No one will be able to claim: "I knew him before, I saw him at such and such a time, his family and relatives are so and so," since everyone who knew him died many centuries ago. Maryam, Zechariah, the Disciples who spent years with him, the leading Jews of his time, and those who received the message from him in person are all dead and gone. Therefore, the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) will be completely unknown to the general public.
This will eliminate the danger of false messiahs. On the Prophet Jesus' (pbuh) return, no situation will arise to cause people to doubt who he really is. Nobody will have any reason to say: "This person cannot be Jesus (pbuh)," for he will return to Earth in the same state, wearing the same clothes as when he was raised to Allah's Presence, and will possess superior features that nobody will be able to imitate. (Allah knows the truth.)
All of this is an important reminder that sincere believers should consider this issue and make the necessary material and spiritual preparations by listening to their consciences. Those who heed this reminder may hope to achieve the honor of being this great individual's helpmates and supporters when he returns, as revealed by our beloved Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace). This should be the prayer of all faithful Muslims.


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:P Never!!
Now write code listings in LO and then export them with simple "make", than compile them, run unit test, and report any problems with them. :P :P :P
Word PROCESSORS SUCK when you have LOTS of content and form is unimportant.
Or for that matter try to branch your work write additional chapter and then merge it with base that already changed :P :P :P
PS Can anyone give me quick how-to on how to submit patches?? (And WTH it is not on Github with its famous the Button "Request pull" ?)


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COMBINE spaghetti sauce and tomatoes; spread half onto bottom of 13x9-inch baking dish.
MIX cottage cheese, spinach, 1/2 cup mozzarella, Parmesan and seasoning; spoon into pasta shells. Place over sauce in baking dish; top with remaining sauce. Cover.
BAKE 25 min. or until heated through. Top with remaining mozzarella; bake, uncovered, 2 min. or until melted.


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I'm a huge fan of green onions, but if you aren't as big on it you could use a bit less.
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1 cup diced celery (about 3 stalks celery)
1 cup large green olives with pimento, sliced into crosswise slices
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1/3 cup mayo
1/3 cup light mayo
2 tsp. green olive brine (liquid from the jar)
2 tsp. fresh or frozen lemon juice
1 tsp. Dijon mustard
1 tsp. celery seed (optional, but good)
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste (I didn't use much salt because the olives are salty)
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Hornish Adapted Quickly To "New" Phoenix International RacewayNovember 6, 2012-Shell-Pennzoil Dodge Charger Driver Eager To Return To PIR For This Weekend's NASCAR Action-AVONDALE, Ariz. (Nov. 6, 2012) - It's a totally different Phoenix International Raceway since Sam Hornish Jr. ran his last NASCAR Sprint Cup on the "Desert Mile" back in November 2010. All the more reason why Hornish is so eager to get after it behind the wheel of the No. 22 Shell-Pennzoil Dodge in this weekend's AdvoCare 500. "With the success we've had there in the Nationwide Series cars since they changed the track, it's easy to understand how much we are looking forward to getting back in a Cup car there," said Hornish. "We're hoping for a very competitive weekend at PIR in our Shell-Pennzoil Dodge Charger." Although he hasn't competed in the last two Cup races on the "new" PIR, Hornish certainly has made his mark with his Nationwide opportunities. He started fifth and claimed the victory in the Nov. 12, 2011 Wypall 200 for his first major NASCAR win. Hornish came back in the March Bashas' Supermarkets 200 to start sixth and finish sixth. Hornish didn't back into any of that success, proven by the fact that he led 61 laps en route to the win in 2011. "When we came back to Phoenix for last November's race, all we heard about was how treacherous the new surface and configuration was," Hornish offered. "During the testing they had there in August last year, there definitely was a fine line you had to make in getting around the place. If you got just a minimal bit out of the groove, you paid the price. We remember well because our Penske Racing Cup teams brought home some torn up race cars after that test." What were the specifics done to the track between the two race weekends last season? Progressive banking was added to the turns. 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"I remember we had like an eight-car crash down in Turn 3 on the very first lap. Things started settling in and the groove got wider as the race went on. I'll always remember getting around the No. 6 car (Ricky Stenhouse) on the outside on the restart with 60 laps to go. I had to hold them off - especially Brad (Keselowski) there at the end after I spun my wheels on that final restart." Hornish won his first big NASCAR race by 0.553 seconds over Penske Racing teammate Keselowski. It was a fitting location for his monumental victory. After all, it was on the picturesque track located around the Estrella Mountains where Hornish had won his first IndyCar race in 2001. He also made his first career Nationwide start there (in November 2006) and his first Sprint Cup start there (November 2007). Hornish will be competing on both Saturday's Great Clips 200 Nationwide Series race and Sunday's AdvoCare 500 Sprint Cup Series race this weekend at PIR. Entering this weekend, he has made 17 overall Phoenix starts in the three series. In six IndyCar races, Hornish won twice and had three podium finishes. In his four Nationwide races, he has the big win and the sixth-place finish as highlights. In seven Cup starts, a ninth-place finish in the spring race of 2009 is his best result. There's nothing more that Hornish would like than to add a win in Sunday's AdvoCare 500 to his resume. "Phoenix has certainly held a lot of history as far as my career goes," said Hornish. "Wouldn't that be the icing on the cake if we can pull it off and get the Shell-Pennzoil Dodge into Victory Lane there on Sunday afternoon? That would be a dream come true, for sure." "We are really looking forward to this weekend at Phoenix," said crew chief Todd Gordon. "Sam has always liked the tracks where the turns are different and you have to compromise in your setups. It's a track where you don't depend so much on the 'aero aspect' like you do at the bigger tracks. "I understand that the track has continued to use their tire-rotator machine and other methods since we were there in the spring in an effort to get the track even better," said Gordon. "I think every time we go there, the racing groove will continue to widen. It will be interesting to see if we get a second groove really going there this weekend. It's a great track in a splendid location and the fan support there is tremendous." Hornish, Gordon and the Penske Racing No. 22 Team will be utilizing the "PRS-822" Shell-Pennzoil Dodge Charger in this weekend's AdvoCare 500 at PIR. This is the chassis that the No. 2 penske team raced in the April 22 race at Kansas Speedway where Brad Keselowski started 11th and finished 11th. The "PRS-807" chassis will serve as the backup. It was the No. 22 team's backup for last month's Martinsville race and has yet to be raced. Friday's practice from 12:00 noon till 1:25 p.m. kicks off this weekend's action at Phoenix International Raceway. 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Before heading to the Unova League, Iris suggests that they stop off at her hometown, the Village of Dragons. There Iris reunites with her old friend Shobu. Even though her Axew hasn't evolved the elder can tell it has gotten stronger. During lunch, one of the three Zweilous evolves into a Hydreigon and goes on a rampage. Can the Dragon Master Iris soothe this brutal beast?
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The Self-Service Web Design Movement and its Implications for Web Designers
Just a few years ago, building even a simple website required many lines of code and a good amount of technical knowledge. Today, technology may have truly outrun us. Thanks to the recent rise of platforms like Squarespace, a small business owner can have a website up and running in hours—without coding knowledge or experience.
These web design platforms are low hanging fruit for early-stage entrepreneurs and freelancers, giving those with limited web design and development skills the ability to launch a beautiful website in minutes. All users have to do is choose a template, upload the necessary copy and photographs, and hit "publish."
For many, these types of platforms will save both time and money. However, web designers and developers might be asking themselves if technology has overstepped its boundaries. Are web development jobs at risk because of platforms like Squarespace? Despite what the evidence may suggest, the answer is no.
The Self-Service Trend
Squarespace is part of a larger automation trend that has spread far and wide, across multiple industries and beyond personal websites. In the e-commerce space, the popular automated platform Shopify allows users to create a functional online shop with the click of a few buttons and then upload a few inventory items. In the events space, Splash and Attending are playing a similar role. These platforms allow users to quickly and easily set up a landing page for an event with the bells and whistles of ticketing and social media registration.
These platforms are turning what was once a long, technical process into a seamless and code-free one. This is only the beginning. With the self-service trend gaining traction among industries everywhere, many think it could spell trouble for web designers and developers. Still, I wouldn't discount the value of an IT degree just yet, becasue these automated platforms have their limitations.
The Limitations of Self-Service Platforms
Although these platforms may be the bread and butter of freelancers or small businesses owners who "just need a website," these websites are still mere frameworks built for the masses and lack the sophisticated and complex functionalities that a reputable business website requires. Out-of-box solutions cannot accommodate a business that needs a complicated drop-down menu, specific navigation options, gift card and discount code redemption, or a sophisticated search results filter.
These are all features that need to be customized to a brand's unique needs and business model. They require coding from scratch. Shopify would be crippled by the weighty needs of a company like Warby Parker, with its sophisticated filtering and "virtual try-on" option that allows customers to superimpose and fit specific glasses to their individual faces online. Forget the large-scale e-commerce needs of retail behemoths like Amazon, with their huge volume of products, custom imagery, and grouping. These types of requirements are so far beyond the capabilities of generic template sites that it would be the equivalent of trying to stuff an elephant into the trunk of a MINI Cooper.
Shopify would be crippled by the weighty needs of a company like Warby Parker
With these types of limitations to self-service platforms, I think it's safe to say that web development jobs aren't going anywhere any time soon. Nevertheless, to stay relevant for years to come, coders should be leveraging these platforms to do more in less time.
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As the automation trend evolves, it will only affect those designers who have no value-add beyond incorporating a few design tweaks in template websites. Designers and coders need to be able to work together to develop attractive, functional templates that can be used across multiple projects by multiple people. Designers and coders who have trouble doing anything but adding a couple of cosmetic features will find themselves struggling to keep up.
Platforms like Squarespace may have their limitations, but template solutions aren't going away. By adapting accordingly and embracing these solutions for what they're worth, web developers should sleep easier knowing that there's still value in writing code.
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Becuase i am working for a leading web design company website www.vocso.com, i know that the web design trends have completely changed and i am agree with your content.
I know that working with templates is almost a requirement in the industry but I hate it personally. Whenever it's possible I try to convince clients and my coworkers to pay the price of extending the development process to gain uniqueness. Company I work for has almost 10 years of experience in managing the whole process of designing, building and launching websites and I can proudly admit that it always pays off.We would be truly glad if you contact us with any question you may have (no obligations) at http://www.headchannel.co.uk or directly on +44 (0)20 7099 6399.
Jumping on Craig @ Shopify's point, there are only a few platforms that offers what Squarespace and Shopify do– a beautiful backend user interface, a rock-solid infrastructure, and an awesome development platform that lets you code a design from doctype to close. If anything these platforms should be given more credit. The fact that you can run a Warby Parker operation or a high volume website/blog while effectively outsourcing the entire infrastructure for a $10-$30/mo monthly fee, is quite unprecedented. I think the better argument would be the "implications for engineers, dbas and IT departments". Squarespace and Shopify are creating amazing platforms that designers can go crazy on, while turning over a site that's going to run without the need for maintenance.
You says any people easily design website. I'm not feel like that because hiring a professional designer design best website, create good color combinations and many thing's that make website attractive and profitable for business.
There are many limitations for a site that an ordinary user can't understand, so hiring a professional designer for site creation is good or better option.
He says that these solutions aren't good enough for "reputable businesses." Did he seriously say that?
I sure managed to pay my house payment as a non-reputable business using a "cookie-cutter" website.
Thanks for sharing an interesting post with an abundance of useful information. I would like to add an increasingly debatable business advantage of self-service is the potential it brings the company to assemble personal data about the people who work with it.
I've had at least 4-5 clients come to me to set up their site on something like this. Since their sites were mostly informational, I was able to do some really beautiful stuff with services like Wix, it didn't require me to code and it was up fast. I don't complain about where the work comes from, I just make sure they see the value I bring to the table no matter the platform.
I find that SAAS (sold as a service) websites are not really a problem. Most clients who decide to use them still actually need full help and support to get one of these sites up, running and functioning how they want. Even though their made to look simple to setup, they still need a professional touch to get setup and in turn the work always comes back round to us (designers/developers).
I completely disagree that Shopify cannot handle larger merchants like Warby Parker. There are 100,000 stores that use Shopify, and some of them are huge multi-million dollar companies. One in particular recently did over a million dollars in sales in under one hour using Shopify. Another survived the traffic onslaught of a Super Bowl ad without problems. The platform can handle the traffic and sales without issue.
In terms of customization, you have access to templates and CSS using our scripting language called Liquid. You also have access to our API which you can use to extend your site to literally do whatever you want it to (or pick from the over 400 apps we have that can do this with a few clicks). So I would stress we are really, really flexible.
That said, I do completely agree with you when you say "I think it's safe to say that web development jobs aren't going anywhere any time soon." We actually have thousands of web developers and designers that are building online stores for their clients using Shopify. The good news is these developers and designers don't have to spend their hours building mundane things like backend order processing systems or customer login flows, and can instead spend their time creating a lot more value for their clients. Some often take what they built for a particular client and then sell it to others in our Theme Store or App Store.
So I completely agree that there's still value in writing code, but I would argue that writing ecommerce systems from scratch is definitely not the most valuable use of a developer or designer's time.
Well, this is completely inaccurate as to comparing the capabilities of a function specific web application to the endless possibilities of coding from scratch. Coding from scratch allows one to do anything they can imagine.
A function specific application is purpose made for example ecommerce. It can only make a webpage with the features associated to its hardcoded framework. There is a very limited number of options:
Menu structure i.e. Drop down
Graphics, VIdeo, Animation presentation
User Interactivity
etc. etc. There are hundreds of options and all are limited by Hardcoded Apps like Shopify. After you look at fifty or so they all appear and function nearly the same way.
It may work for simple ecommerce solutions that require no unique, exciting or cool features. So basically for those businesses that are not putting their all into their online presence and are willing to be represented as a generic and boring marketing inept not to mention reluctant web luddite, just one among the masses of similar boring sheep.
I think the point Craig was making is that platforms like Shopify (and Squarespace) are flexible enough to handle the needs of many businesses. While it might not be the best decision for all businesses, if the business' requirements can be handled by a platform like Shopify or Squarespace, it's a great decision to go with those solutions.
Hi Rameet,
Yeah these sites definitely have their limitations and in my opinion are deceptive in a way as they present themselves as a complete solution when most of the time they are not. Hiring a designer is still really the best option for anyone wanting a true web presence with true marketability.
Thanks for the post.


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a term used when you see a girl with a firm, big, tight packed ass. {most black girls have ghetto booties}
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The way a fine lady's rear can be seen from both the front and the back. Race is irrelevant. If you're fairly weak and can't handle a real piece of ass you probably have no love the the "ghetto booty" and further more,
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don't have any business even thinking about doggystyle. Many white people do not understand how important the ghetto booty truly is. I am white and their mistake is MY GAIN!
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A woman with an extremely large sized glutious maximus.
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(n.) The exceptionally formed buttocks of a woman (usually black, often latin, rarely white, never asian) that strains the "normal" aesthetic boundaries of size, shape and proportion.
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a big booty that when you turn your back people say damn thats a nice ass!
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Large, round, firm hindquarters,generally associated with, but not limited to the african american female. Also, a good place to set one's beer while engaged in the doggystyle position. Not to be confused with ghetto-way booty.
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