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Indulge your creativity—whip up your very own book
One part imagination, one part ambition, and one part book-making know-how (here's where we come in)—that's the recipe for a delicious book. Books for friends, books for clients, books for fans, books just for you. Whatever you're trying to say, we can help you lay it out in a book. Read on to see what you could be cooking up with Blurb.
Thank them right:
Quick books for friends and family for Thanksgiving
It's just the beginning of September, we know, we know, but trust us—it's the perfect time to whip up a little thank-you book for the thankiest holiday of all—Thanksgiving.
Imagine making a little book to put at each plate at the dinner table before dinner is served—people will like them much better than they will a sweet potato casserole or a dish of green beans (unless your green beans are way better than the ones we make).
Here are three ways to get you started (and finished in just a few minutes):
Make a book from Instagram with your favorite shots and your best filters.
Make a book from Facebook that includes captions and comments.
Make a book from our templates that are simple, stylish, and elegant.
Just pull together your favorite shots of your favorite people, put them together in a 7 x 7 inch photo book, add some captions, and you'll look like the cat who ate the canary on Turkey Day. (Just take a minute and picture that. Yeah, we know it's weird. At least we didn't say "turducken.")
Food blog to food book:
Turning your blog into a beautiful book
One of the best ways to get publicity for your blog is to turn your digital content into a print book your fans can treasure when they're away from the internet. (We hear there is such a place as "away from the internet.") And Blurb makes it really easy. Let us introduce you to some bloggers who did it in style.
Blog Aid for Haiti
Here's one of our favorite examples of a great food blog that became a great book—in support of a great cause. After a devastating earthquake in Haiti, a group of mostly Canadian food bloggers got together to help. They pooled their best recipes, created a wonderful book with Blurb, and got the word out via their blogs and social media channels. They even got a little help from us.
The result? Fundraising magic. The Blog Aid cookbook was a spectacular success, selling 1,818 copies in a little over a week and raising, with matched funds from the Canadian government, a stunning $47,166.00 for Haiti relief. That's the power of self-publishing (and philanthropy).
Gluten-Free Goddess
Recently, we spoke with one of our favorite food bloggers turned food book-maker, Karina Allrich of Gluten-Free Goddess. She shared with us some quick tips about what to keep in mind when creating your book.
What tips would you give to someone who has never made a cookbook before about making their book?
Take the time to create big, beautiful photographs. Photography makes a cookbook more appealing. Browse food blogs to familiarize yourself with the various styles of food photography. Light the food with soft, natural light. Use a decent digital camera. Learn how to edit photographs, and adjust contrast and color. Save your images in 300 DPI.
Want more? Get some food photography tips from a pro.
The recipe for food book success
Ready to turn your food blog into a beautiful cookbook? We're thrilled. The first thing you're going to want to pay attention to is formatting. When someone is using your recipe (and that's the point, right?), it's absolutely vital that they can read and understand it. Not only that, but they need to be able to follow it easily while they're in the middle of doing six different things in the kitchen. So make sure you're doing your best to make things clear:
- Format each line exactly the same so your recipe is easy to scan
- Numbers, bullets, etc. make instructions easy to follow (like this list; we tend to take our own advice around here)
- Keep it short—paragraphs should only be a couple of lines long
- Separate your ingredient list from your instructions
Once you nail the main ingredients of your book (recipes and photos), the rest is gravy. (Excuse us, but did we just hear you groan?) Seriously, though—we hope we've inspired you to turn your own culinary content into a book that's uniquely you. And please, share the results with us with the hashtag #freethebook-we'd love to see what you've cooked up.
Blog to book in a flash
Make a book from your blogging platform of choice—Blurb supports content imports from Blogger, LiveJournal, and TypePad. From within our downloadable book-making tool, you can automatically add your blog's text, images, comments, and links (and keep out the stuff you don't want to add as well). You can also make an ebook to share and sell—even add audio and video into professionally designed fixed-format ebook page layouts.
Let's get real about making a book—here's the best of our how-tos
We're crazy about making books (obviously) but we understand that it can seem like a daunting process. Here's everything you need to get your cookbooks (or any book) started—and all wrapped up.
Take our ever-popular, super-informative BookSmart tour.
See exactly how to get started downloading BookSmart.
Get advice on design and layout.
And get all the support you need every step of the way.
Serious design skills? Let's get you started rigth within Adobe® InDesign®.
Take a quick tour of our plug-in.
See how to get the best color in InDesign.
Get all sorts of how-tos and tips from experts.
IFBC 2013: Your chance to eat,
drink and be merry!
This year's IFBC, International Food Blogger Conference, is happening in Seattle over the weekend of September 20-22. Packed with informative sessions, the IFBC affords you the opportunity to rub shoulders with your favorite foodie bloggers and chow down on gourmet food and wine. And if you're still hungry for more than that, you can learn a thing or two about food, writing, and technology.
We caught up with Sheri L. Wetherell, Co-Founder and CEO of Foodista (one of the organizers of IFBC) to find out what's on this year's agenda, the hallmarks of a successful food blogger, and how newbies and experts alike can create engaging content and grow their passion into full-fledged careers.
1. The IFBC is an amazing opportunity for food bloggers to come together. What's your favorite part of the event?
We never intended to get into the event business, but here we are! I think I'm most pleased with the fact that we've built an amazing community of food bloggers who share a common passion: Food! I love that we are able to offer our attendees the opportunity to connect with and learn from the great cast of speakers we feature each year.
2. How will this year's event be different from last year's?
This will be our largest conference ever! (We sold out, and have a waitlist.) We're confident that it will still be the intimate experience that many love about IFBC. We maintain our three themes each year (Food, Writing, Technology), but this year we'll have fewer panel sessions and more single-speaker-led sessions.
3. What are the skills and interests a food blogger should bring to the table?
Technology! It's easy to start a blog, and many bloggers are great writers, but how do you get your blog read? This is the biggest challenge. It's a combination of art and science: One must be an astute writer, but they must also know what readers want to read and how to successfully "push" that content out on the web. I like to say that bloggers are more than writers; they are content producers. Their jobs consist of everything from recipe development, food styling and photography, post-production photography, web design, social media management, community development, advertising, and more. A blogger does it all, and often in their free time.
4. What's more important: The pictures or the words?
Pictures. We eat with our eyes! You could have the best recipe and have written the most poignant story behind how you crafted your meal, but your image has to grab your readers' attention in the first place.
5. Is food blogging only for those that are experts in the kitchen?
Absolutely not. In fact, did you know that many restaurant critics don't cook themselves? Yet they write about food as if they went to Le Cordon Bleu. Even the novice home cook can share their foibles and successes when it comes to cooking. There's an audience for everyone!
6. What do food bloggers want to accomplish next?
Many (if not most of our attendees at least) dream of publishing a cookbook, but we encourage bloggers to consider other money-making options as well. It goes back to being a content producer. What skills do you possess that are truly marketable and can earn you money? Recipe development? Food styling? Food photography? Many bloggers simply focus on the writing aspect of their multi-talents and there are a lot of opportunities out there in the food industry!
7. If you could offer aspiring food bloggers and newbies one piece of advice, what would it be?
Write every single day. Even if it's just two sentences with a beautiful image. Publish, publish, publish! Writing is a muscle. The more you do it, the better you get. And, just like not going to the gym, that muscle can quickly atrophy from lack of use. From a technology perspective, search engines like to see original content frequently produced, so there's a big benefit there as well. In short, experts don't become experts by practicing their craft just a few hours each week.
Blurb Bookstore
Delicious Southwestern food meets equally delicious food photography in Fresh Food, a cookbook based on the blog Shoot What You Eat.
PoppyHaus is the blog (and book) of DIY mom Heather Jennings. Her book includes recipes and craft ideas aimed at delighting the little ones and their style-conscious parents. Color us delighted too.
Prepare for the coming cold months with Dreaming of Winter, a collection of incredible recipes from the eponymous blog. This book is heavy on comfort food and snowy landscapes. We're ready for a nap just thinking about it.
Ever thought about just growing your own food? Jonathan Macpherson's book, culled from his blog, chronicles the ups and downs of a computer guy turned farmer.
Michael Skoglund spent a year exploring the flavors of Spain. In Recipes from happy-land, Skoglund intertwines recipes, blog posts from his stay, and sumptuous food photography. This one puts us in happy-land every time we look at it.
Creative and Live inspiration from our photographer at large
Catch two live-stream video seminars from Dan Milnor, Blurb's photographer at large, on Monday, September 16, 2013. It's all part of creativeLIVE Photo Week, a jam-packed program of seminars and classes from the world's top photographers. If you've never heard Dan talk photography, you're missing out. Get more info >
The Documentary Portrait - 10:30 am
The Tools of Modern Storytelling - Monday Sept 16 @ 12:45 pm
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Rangers struggle on power play
There are 2 comments on the New York Post story from Feb 6, 2011, titled Rangers struggle on power play. In it, New York Post reports that:
Coach John Tortorella bemoaned the club's lack of a power play quarterback, but the coach acknowledged that blue line problems were not the direct cause of the Rangers' stunning impotence with the man advantage yesterday.
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#1 Feb 6, 2011
They should get rid of Frolov, Boogaard, Drury and Delzotto and trade Sam Rosen and Joe Micheletti for a case of Heiniken. You need a drink after seeing how inconsistant ths Ranger team is. We are really in danger of missing the playoffs unless we improve the scoring and the weak powerplay by making a trade,So wake up Sather and take that cigar out of your ass.
#2 Feb 7, 2011
Just get rid of all the dead wood and bring up Macilrath from the minors for a tough defensemen.That Boogaard is finished and will never play because of a concussion--the Rangers wasted a lot of money on him when they should have kept Orr.Unless Sather makes a crazy trade,the playoffs will be a dim hope.
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I love this so much 0_0
that series of yours simply rocks! amazing job! ^^
She reminds me of a Japanese idol in that haha! This is so incredibly cute!
you make all of them look really good!!
She looks cute with that on ; )
Like "Cinderella," this looks like a kick-ass concept for a steampunk heroine!
I'm starting to get inspired to draw a non-Disney knock-off of this series. But mine obviously won't look as great as yours.
I'm starting to get inspired to draw a non-Disney knock-off of this series. But mine obviously won't look as great as yours.
That's my favourite costume swap *__*
Tell me... Is there any possibility for the male characters costume swap to appear? XD It would be hilarious!
I think she looks better in it than he does XD
It's funny that girls ALWAYS look good in guy clothes! XD
Love it.
Still looks cute >_<
She looks like a Manga Character
Ariel looks amazing! And what really helps her pull this outfit off is her hair. Her red locks in the ponytail, coupled with the white coat, blue slacks, and the gold accents really combine well, bringing out the most of her beauty! Spectacular job!
I think this is my favorite out of the costume swap series.
I love how you drew her hair too.
I love how you drew her hair too.
Don't forget his casual wear from when we first met him...
She'd look like Lady Oscar La Rose de Versailles"
Looks good. ^^ What about the other outfit he wears? The casual one he was in when she first saw him.
I like this one a lot. Not sure whether this one or belle is my favourite....hmmm.
Ariel is the best! *_*
o.o hotness incarnate here.
Awesome as this is, I can only think of how much better it would have been if she was still a mermaid with her fishtail stuffed down one pant-leg.
what a cutie!
Ariel still looks cute even if she's wearing dude clothes. ^_^
Ariel looks amazing!
my beautiful ariel! <3
Revolutionary Girl Utena anyone?
Oh, totally. I think that's why this one's my favorite of the bunch
That is so cute!
Ariel must be happy 'cause she's got legs.
I love her pose , it's so playful. I think you did an amazing job! -Jr.
I love her ponytail.
wow cool
love it *o*
and all the other's ^^
love it *o*
and all the other's ^^
so cuuuute, I love her hairstyle!!
Love all these costume swaps I see from you. The left eye should have been placed a bit further down, though.
Keep this shiz up, it's pretty awesome~~~
Awensome Job on Ariel wearing men's Clothes, I loved it, Can you do her sisters in their human forms wearing men's clothes
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Saranac Hop Harvest Coming August 24th
As a former tour guide at the F. X. Matt Brewing Company, I always look forward to "what's brewing" at the home of Saranac. I just learned that the fourth annual local "Saranac Hop Harvest" will take place on Sunday, August 24th in Bridgewater. Check out what it's all about.


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Graftobian HD CREME FOUNDATIONS, 64 SHADES
162 reviews
77% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$
INGREDIENTSCaprylic/Capric/Triglyceride, Octyl Palmitate, Carnauba Wax, Petrolatum, Lanolin Oil, Bees Wax, Ozokerite Wax, Acetylated Lanolin Alcohol, PTFE, BHA, Silica, Phenoxyethanol, Isopropylparaben, Isobutylparaben, N-Butylparaben. May contain: Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides, Talc, Ultramarines.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
OMG. Now this is a foundation (Palette, no less!) worth cheering about. I bought the Warm 1 Pallet for serveral reasons...1) My skintone is hard to match 2) The pricepoint is amazing for a pallet 3) You get 5 shades in the same colour family to play with 4) The formula is moist, but not oily, dense, but not dry 5) The compact is so slender, you can easily slip it into a purse 6) The lighter shades can be built up as a concealer.
I'm so impressed with the product that I ordered a Warm 2 so that I can have a few more shades in my range for summer when I move into the NC42 range. The coverage is unbelievable. It creates beautiful, perfect skin like no other foundation IMO- better than MAC, Armani, MUFEHD, L'Oreal. All of these lines have great shades in my range, but you cannot beat having the ability to adjust a foundation in increments for those times when your skin is experiencing changes in tone, hyperpigmentation, flair-ups and those areas of the face that demand a more precise application.
The product works perfectly - it is a cream and not a liquid like the other brands I've mentioned. I've tried it with fingers, a synthetic brush, a sponge, they all work well, fingers being a more user-friendly tool, however I would like to try these with a concealer brush for even more detailed coverage - like covering a few old scars from acne on my cheekbones.
You have GOT to try this. It will be part of my daily application for years to come for sure. Oh, it also washes off with a makeup removing oil (I like DHC) and then my regular cleanser and my Clarisonic. Because of the ingredients list (I see some potentially pore clogging ingredients towards the TOP of the list) I would highly recommend a deeper cleaning for those of us with sensitive skin and/or larger pores. Still, it's amazing stuff and I can honestly say I have nothing bad to write about it. NOTHING.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Curly, Other
Eyes: Blue
Got a $3.99 sample size in Bombshell from Paint and Powder Store. Just newly out of a 5 year relationship with Sheer Cover. At the time we first hooked up, all the other foundations were just trying to get into my pores and I needed one that looked great and performed well and could last through 12 hour shifts. I'm in late 30's (ouch, that's flippin' awful outloud) now and have more demands and need way more coverage. I haven't used anything other than powder in all that time. I've fooled around with Ben recently and like the pancakes, his concealers, I find too oily for me though as are the creme and matte foundations. I tried Mehron pancake and found the perfect color and if anyone can match Mehron Starblend Cake in Extra Fair to a Kryolan cake or powder foundation, please let me know. I love the Graftobian Hi Def Pro Powder in Fair Maiden and ordered this creme version sample too at the same time but wasn't really thrilled with it because it soaked into pores like every other creme or liquid base. I like the color very much. I have not figured out how to prime well. I have several primey products but am still trying to tweak application. I know this may be wasteful and weird but I buffed some of the creme over my powder application and I really liked the way it looked. I have the lightest in the powder version, which I didn't find light enough and this seemed to lighten it up nicely. Which led me to believe that maybe the perfect primer for my difficult skin would be one made of powder or Kilz. I have experimented with milk of mag as primer and I like it. I also learned by reading reviews(thank you all so much, enormous help to me!) that I don't know how the heck to apply this and was just blobbing it on like regular liquid or creme foundation. I am going to try it with the brushes you gals use and am also definitely going to come up with a powder prime. I have my first and heavily anticipated TKB order arriving soon and since I needed a SPF solution with my Ben Nye cakes, the Z-Cotes should be great for this sort of thing. I ordered the silica spheres, allantoin and magnesium stearate powders as well for my mad scientist experiment to mash all together with mortar and pestle while laughing maniacally and then I'll smush the neon mixture onto my face while shouting, ALIVE, ALIVE! muah ha ha ha
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Red, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
I've been out of work for a while due to some medical issues so I have been "shopping my stash"; I have enough foundations to last me a good amount of time in spite of trying to convince myself otherwise.I decided to rediscover the Graftobian, which I bought last winter and have used a handful of times.
Don't get this if you're on a time constraint; this takes time to buff in and blend so it doesn't sit on the skin and look ghastly. Secondly, get a flocked sponge, dampen it and use that to apply with. I think a foundation brush would work well too. Since moving south my skin has been more combination to normal, rather than combo to dry; I no longer have the "getting stuck in my small pores" problem BUT I do have the medication fueled facial flushing.I need medium to full coverage now because of it and this works well.
I don't mind saying (especially if it helps someone else out) I am in the tail end of my 30's,and while acne has never been an issue I AM starting to see the lines cropping up here and there.This foundation doesn't make me look 25 and I don't expect it to; what it does do is blend in seamlessly,perfect color match (I'm NC20,BB Warm Ivory,MUFE 20 in F&B, EL DW Shell.) It's really inexpensive and wears nicely; get a sample size if you're unsure of what color to go with.
Sorry! ETA: the color that worked the best is Prima Donna; thank you to the sweet member who messaged me and asked :) I had inadvertently left that out.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I am a MUA and bought the Warm 1 and Cool 1 palettes from camerareadycosmetics.com - I would say the Warm 1 palette covers pretty much the MAC NC15-NC30 range without being too yellow. Most of my clients are Chinese by descent and so I hardly reach for the Cool palette which is a bit too distinctly pink for my liking, but I do use that from time to time as a concealer.
Very handy to have 10 foundations in two tiny tiny palettes rather than, say, 5 bottles, or even just 3, of liquid foundation to mix and match. They are light and so easy to pack and for that, I love it. The coverage can be built to full, I find, if you dab it on with a sponge (or a brush..), I have covered aging spots for TV filming successfully with this product without it looking cakey.
Wonderfully creamy product that is very blendable and easy to work with- warning: it CAN look a little heavy in person but photographs/films so beautifully. I use a silicone-based primer (for me, that is Cinema Secrets primer) with this and set with a transparent powder (like MUFE HD powder, MAC Prep and Prime powder or Coastal Scents Silica spheres or such) for a matte finish Not so good for use in hot and humid weather, I really would just recommend this for make up artists for their kit if you live in my sort of tropical climate. I can definitely see this working as a day to day foundation for someone in a drier, cooler place.
Love that gossmakeupartist also recommended this!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Dark, Cool
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I am a MUA, so I needed something that would have a variety of colors for my clientele. I must say that this was exactly what I was looking for! You can mix and match colors to fit what you need, and the coverage is awesome. I will note that you will need a good powder and setting spray when applying. It is creamy and will get on your clothes, just like most makeup. Good product though! Looks wonderful in photos and on video.
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Other
Eyes: Blue
I had been looking for a medium to full coverage foundation that matched my skin tone and had a finish that I liked. Graftobian's Creme foundation is as close to perfect as is possible. I really like the finish, which I think of as milky, and I can build the coverage to cover most of what I want to hide and still look natural. The color match is more than great -- it is close to perfect. I use Bombshell and for a point of reference in MAC I am a NW15. Finally, the price is very reasonable. I highly recommend giving this foundation a try, but keep in mind the following. There is a learning curve with this foundation. When people say a little goes a long way, they are not kidding. If you put too much on, it can look pretty bad. You may have to play around with how you apply it.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
I was tired of paying $42 for my foundation and figured I had nothing to lose by trying this. I was a little concerned that it might end up looking cakey, but it didn't. Flawless, smooth, perfect coverage at an amazing price. My new HG foundation.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This stuff is kind of amazing. I had unfairly high hopes for it when I bought it, but it still exceeded those expectations. The most important thing to note is how stunningly little of the product is necessary. I read reviews all the time talking about how little you need to cover your face, but I didn't think it could be possible. It totally is! Dude!
I was able to find a color for my milky skin, which is already amazing enough. I use a Sonia Kashuk flat top brush, tap it once (seriously) into the foundation, and buff it into my skin. I repeat until I've covered my whole face, taking care not to layer too much. Typically, I can't even see the product going on to the skin, I can just see imperfections disappearing. People say that sometimes and it sounds like bullshit, but I really mean it! Really!
I moisturize heavily but my skin is dry, and I have had very minimal problems with this emphasizing my dry spots. It's only an issue if I use too much, which is really really easy. If you feel like this foundation is highlighting your flaky skin or pores, use less. Way less. You'll be shocked how good it can look if you go easy, and SHOCKED how HORRIBLE it can look if you use too much.
And anyway it's really cheap. Just try it.
Update! 10/26/2010: In my quest to make the application of this foundation more fool proof while still getting a lot of coverage, I've started using it a little differently! I swipe it onto my face with my index finger, spray with M.A.C. Fix+, and buff it into the skin. This way, I can mostly avoid the problem of accidentally using too much and emphasizing my dryness. The result is seriously stunning and bright, and I've been getting a ton of compliments on my skin lately, even though I'm actually really broken out. This stuff is so amazing.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
the worst ever if you have large pores and not perfect skin do not buy it settle in every pores make your face look like a mask I bought aurora this shade is ok but the way it looks on my skin is horrible the worst spend money I will stick to revlon colorstay
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Outside of my fervent search for the perfect sunscreen, I don't think I've had higher hopes for a product. All the raves about Graftobian had me convinced that this would be the HG of foundations. I ordered three samples from Camera Ready Comestics (in Bombshell, Graceful Swan, and Ingenue, with Ingenue being the best match of the three).
To begin, the coverage is definitely not full-if you have any acne scars, patches caused by hyperpigmentation, or dark undereye cicles, I don't think that this will succesfully cover them. You'd have to really pack it on (and that of course would look very unnatural). Medium is realistically the most coverage you will achieve with this. Confirming what others have said already, you only need a small amount of product. I was definitely surprised to find that the initially small (I thought) amount I used was too much. If your skin is on the drier side (like mine), you'll need to have a *very* moistuized face before application or you won't achieve a nice finish. Although this is a creme, it's not dewy in the least. I have had such a difficult time infusing moisture into my increasingly dry facial skin. Consequently, the finish with this often ends up being slightly cakey and streaky (even though I use a damp sponge to apply it). I recently attended an outdoor wedding-we were all sweating like pigs and I felt as though my makeup was melting off. But lo and behold, I found that the perspiration had helped this to meld into my skin and for the first time, it imparted a soft, glowy effect. So I should think that it would work wonderfully on those with oilier complexions. Personally, I'll be waiting to order the full size until my sebum production is adequate enough.
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Bottom line is Pac should have got the decision 3 times if not for error on scorecard and should have taken the money and ran, as he got his wins. He didnt have to rematch JMM.
Pac isnt obligated to rematch just cos they were close, afterall Pac cant be expected to either ko or destroy boxers faces while winning wide unanimous decisions all the time, that is unfair of Pac.
People should expect when Pac fights his kryptonite he should be given a close tough fight.
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Using your logic, JMM therefore isn't obligate to rematch right? JMM has a decisive win, something Manny doesn't. If manny had a decisive win there wouldn't be a rematch like floyd/jmm.
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Having a decisive wins means nothing, cos Pac has decisive wins over many opponents and gave rematches. Pac beat his krptonite 3 times, and JMM couldnt beat someone who was made for him in 3 attempts. That speaks volumes for Pac.
ANd Pac was either too gentlemanly or stupid and gave JMM chance after chance. JMM isnt obligated to rematch but why shouldnt he? Dont give me cos he beat Pac decisively garbage again. The deal wasnt they would only stop fighting each other until JMM got a win over Pac, that is just unfair. I doubt Pac would have given so many rematches if he knew JMM wouldnt return the favour.
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pac giving rematches over people he beat decisvely isn't him being generous, its manny making a fight he knows he can win and make money on. dont try and make it anything other than that.
The lack of a clear victory over JMM coupled with Manny's inability to make an easier fight that would make profit (the cotto CW) is how we got to the 4th fight. SInce JMM got a decisive victory-and in the eyes of the majority is now 3-0-1 over Manny-no rematch is necessary.
If JMM wants a cash out fight in a year or so then he can give Manny a rematch. Manny should wait for a rematch just like JMM right?
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So that's why we wanted to see it again. The difference is, JMM was the one that scored the KO. Not just any KO I might add, one of the most devastating right hands in the history of boxing. It will go down with the right hand Marciano hit Walcott with IMO.
For me, JMM can do whatever he wants and the money might be too much for him to pass up but I don't think he should fight again, let alone fight Manny.
He will be 40 when this fight is made and he's already proven what he set out to do and what most of us see as justice for 2 bad decisions.
JMM needs to ride off into the sunset with his sombrero on his d.ick.
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Yes if JMM wants money he should rematch Pac, as he knows he can beat Pac again. But if he dont so be it.
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he should treat manny the same way manny treated him.
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4th fight only happened because Cotto refused that 148 CW.
5th fight only being discussed because wrong guy ended up on the floor.
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Of course there would be.... this is a money fight
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Originally posted by boncho
A lot of it was reenacted (if any of it was real footage from that night), if they had helmet cams why didn't they just air it all?
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Hi guys!, here's parts of the real footage
Here's a sceen grab of Osama in his final moment
Gullible, or liar.
I've just watched the video at the "real action" part from about 40 to 1:00, and its all recreations with actors.
Really? When you know squat, don't just keep shooting from the hip. The footage - the ones in near B/W is real. I know.
The rest, needless to say, is documentary.
According to the account Bin Laden was shot when he peaked out a door way.