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Color management is a way to keep the colors in your photos as consistent as possible from camera to computer to printer and perhaps to web browser. Adobe has made color management as simple as possible in Elements, but it can still be a challenge. So I'd like to try to simplify it for you. Ideally, you want the colors in the photo that you ultimately print or post online to match the colors you see while you're processing that photo in Elements Editor. One step toward that goal is to choose the right color settings in Elements Editor.
The color settings are located under the Edit menu. In the Color Settings dialog box, there is a lot of text, but it basically boils down to one thing. Are most of the photos you process in Elements destined to be viewed on a computer screen or in print? If the answer is the screen, meaning a web site, a social media site, email or even a PowerPoint, then enable this option, Always Optimize Colors for Computer Screens. If the answer is Print, then enable this option, Always Optimize for Printing, as I'm going to do now.
This color setting determines how Elements will treat a color profile that's embedded in a photo when I open that photo into Elements for editing. A color profile is a bit of text that goes along with the file, tell each device that handles it, whether that's a printer, a computer or a web browser, how you meant the photos colors to look. A color profile can be embedded in a photo by another device like a camera. Because I've chosen the Print color setting here, depending on a photo's color profile, Elements will default to displaying colors according to the Adobe RGB color space, which is a relatively wide range of colors that most desktop printers can print.
If I had chosen the screen color setting up here, Elements default would be the sRGB color space, which is a narrower range of colors that most computer monitors can display. So these are the two choices to pay attention to here. I recommend that you ignore the other two options in this dialog box, No Color Management which gives you no control, and Allow Me to Choose, because this puts you in a position of having to deal with color management questions each time you open a photo, rather than just once here in the color settings.
If you do choose the Print option, as I am going to, and later you're processing images for the web, you can always come back into this Color Settings dialog box, and choose the screen option instead. So with the print option chosen I am going to click OK to close the Color Settings dialog box. Now some, but not necessarily all photos that you open into Elements Editor may already be tagged with a color profile, perhaps by a digital camera, or by some other editing software. Given the color setting I just chose, the print color setting, let's see how Elements handles photos that open into the program with different color profiles.
So I am going to open a few photos from back in my Organizer, I will select these photos in the Organizer, click the arrow next to the Fix tab, and choose Full Photo Edit. Here in the Editor, I'm going to start with this photo, double-clicking it in the Project Bin to show it up here in the document window. I know that this particular photo 13-01-untagged.jpg has no color profile embedded in it. Let's see how Elements is displaying the colors in this file. To see that, I will go down to this information field at the bottom of the document window, I will click the arrow to the right of it and I will choose Document Profile.
What Elements is telling me here is that it has assigned the Adobe RGB color profile to this photo, and it's displaying the colors in this photo in the relatively wide Adobe RGB color space. Now let's look at another photo, one that I already know has a color profile embedded in it. That's this first photo, the one that I named 13-01-adobergb.jpg. Down here in the document information field, I can see that Elements is honoring the Adobe RGB color profile that was embedded in this photo by my digital camera, and I get no warnings or messages, Elements is just honoring that tag and displaying the colors in this photo in the Adobe RGB color space.
Now let's open another photo, one that has a different color profile already embedded in it, perhaps from my digital camera. I'll double-click on this thumbnail in the Project Bin, and this photo which I have named 13-01-srgb, I know has an sRGB color profile embedded in it by my camera. And down in the document information field, I can see how Elements is handling this photo. It's honoring that embedded sRGB color profile, and displaying the colors in this photo in the relatively narrow sRGB color space.
That's because one of the rules in the color setting that I chose back in the Color Settings window is to honor a profile that's embedded in a photo even if that profile isn't one that's ideal for printing. Following the logic that whatever profile is embedded, must have been included there purposely. Choosing a color setting to control the color space in which Elements displays a photo is the first step in a color manage workflow. There are a few more color management steps related to saving, printing, and profiling your monitor. When you save a file in Elements Editor, in the Save As dialog box, you can choose whether or not to keep the ICC profile embedded with the file, so that the next display device down the line be that a color managed printer or a web browser, knows how you intend the colors in the file to look.
It's crucial to keep this box checked if you plan to print the image. It's also a good idea to check this box if you're planning to post the image online, because these days, many web browsers can read color profiles which is a relatively new development. Normally, I'd click save at this point, but I'm going to click Cancel, to show you what to do about color management if you're going to print a photo from Elements. I will go to the File menu and I will choose Print. We will be looking at the Print dialog box in much more detail later in the course.
For now, I am going to go down to the More Options button at the bottom of the Print dialog box, and then, I'm going to click Color Management. If you've been following the steps I have outlined in this movie, then the best choice here in the Color Handling field is Photoshop Elements Manages Colors. If you don't follow the other color management steps I am outlining here, then leave this set to Printer Manages Colors. Then click OK and you can either print or as I'm going to do right now, cancel out of here.
And finally, there's one more step to color management. If you want the steps that I've described in this movie to give you the best results, you should also calibrate and profile your monitor every month or so, using a device called a colorimeter which you can purchase separately from a third-party like the X-Rite company. You can find out more about color calibrators and profiles, by researching those subjects online. So a combination of all these steps, choosing the best color profile to match your kind of output, embedding the color profile when you save, and when you print, and calibrating and profiling your monitor with a third-party device, will get you the most consistent color throughout your workflow.
- Importing photos from a camera, computer, or iPhoto library
- Adding keyword tags and ratings to photos
- Automatically tagging people
- Organizing photos into albums
- Renaming and moving photos
- Correcting common photo problems automatically
- Retouching photos of friends and family
- Adjusting lighting and color
- Working with layers and layer masks
- Converting photos to black-and-white
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text: 2008/4/4, Dave Slaughter <slaughter dave gmail com>: > Hey, > > i'm having some suggestions for nodoka in the next fedora version. > My general idea for fedora is to have the themes polished in F10. > Nodoka can do a lot to get that done. > > Oke for the first one. > When you hover a button or anything that's nodoka controlled like the > buttons: minimize, maximize and close. When you put your mouse on one > of them the image behind it is instantly changing to the hover state > (or something like it). My suggestion would be to make a effect of it. > Fade out the old one and simultaneously fade in the new image so that > you get some nice effects there. Also do this for every other thing > that has another state when it's selected, hovered etc. > > > > That is very interesting. One thing I've noticed, though, and since > Metacity allows for that, is that if you change the order of the buttons > (using gconf-editor), the properties of the buttons will be inherited by the > new elements in their place. For example, I like to have the close and > minimize buttons together at the upper left corner of the window, and the > menu and maximize buttons on the right corner. The problem with the current > implementation of the theme is that it "locks" the buttons to the right > corner of the window and even though all effects are "inherited" when they > are changed, the "highlight" around the buttons persists and is locked to > the buttons on the right hand corner[1]. Maybe the first step would be to > lock the highlight border to the properties of the buttons instead of a > location in the title bar? (is this even possible in GTK? [or any other > toolkit for that matter?]) > > > > > The second one is something i've requested before but never got in. > Theme the taskbar! fully theme it, not just change the colour but > really give it a theme. As far as i know this has never been done in > fedora. I will try to make a mockup of it sometime soon. > > > > This sounds VERY interesting indeed... It also opens all sorts of > possibilities for themes... Like having both the lower and upper panes have > different colors/combinations/highlights, etc. Make launcher icons stand out > as buttons, give a glossy look (or not), etc. And have the lower panel (with > the "Show Desktop", "Window List" "Recycle Bin" and "Desktop Pager" applets) > a completely different, but complementary look than that of the upper panel. > Have the Window List applet have its own properties so that (as some people > do) if a user deletes one of the panels (to reclaim desktop pace, for > instance) and moves the Window List to "the other" panel, these properties > are retained and what not. > > > I hope that by "glossy look" of the launcher buttons you don't mean to > have them with another background than the panel background! that > would not have my preference to say the least. But having it glossy > when hovering (like in vista/xp) is a nice idea to have! > > > > Third. > A while back i made a mockup of a themed notification message. the > current one looks kinda plain. The one i had made was one you all > seemed to like one way or the other but never got implemented. I will > try to find that mockup and post it again to see if this could find > it's way in Fedora 10. > > > > I think that having a glossy look to buttons when you hover over them, even > on the taskbar, ie: dropdown menus and such, is actually a great idea, I > have used other distros ( and modified my own themes) to do just that, it > lets you know for sure where your mouse pointer is, and adds that special > touch to the look and feel that would really make Fedora great looking out > of the box. While my css coding skills leave alot to be desired, the artwork > side of it is pretty strait forward, just create the image, and then make a > highlighted/glossy version to match for when it is hovered over. Maybe even > make it animated, so when you hover, it kind of "wipes" the highlight over > the button. > All fine with me _except_ showing the glossy part when you don't hover those launcher buttons. Animating the stuff is something i would really like. And a (coding) suggestion on the animating. I think nodoka needs to interact with the X Composite extension. it's being loaded by default anyway and that even gives you true transparency on the vesa drivers. So instead of reinventing the wheel for those fade in and fade out effects just use composite instead. (i didn't check if nodoka is already doing this but i doubt that is the case ^_^) Package needed for that composite stuff: libXcomposite-devel (gdm should use it as well)

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Historical Traveler Reviews Holiday Inn City Centre Birmingham
Ok.... At The Right Price....
This is not a bad hotel in a good location for night life and shopping. I would agree about the NCP car park but I come to Birmimgham by train and its a short walk to the hotel which is fine.
Some of the rooms are shabby and need refurbishment but the upgraded rooms are nice and if you are just looking for a decent place to sleep I would recommend here.
The breakfast is very good and room service when I have had it is also good. All this said I would not stay here when they are charging full rates or anywhere near them. I have found some great rates on their website and sometimes if you call the hotel you can negotiate a good rate.
All in all I would recommend...
Food OK --- otherwise poor value
After a bad experience with this hotel chain in Paris I vowed never to stay in a Holiday Inn again. But I was booked into this one for a conference so had no choice. My expectations of the rooms were realised --it was small, shabby and extremely noisy. I have stayed in hotels in the centre of Munich, Berlin, Bergamo, Bari, Genoa and Barcelona without any disturbance because of triple-glazing. Yet Holiday Inn can't be bothered to upgrade this mediocre hotel. The plus points --- the breakfast was pretty good and the chef would flourish in a better environment. And the staff were very obliging. They, too, deserve somewhere better.
Not bad
Not a bad place to stay over for a night out in Brum, centrally located and very handy for the gay village.
Our room, on the second floor was in need of a refurb, but it was clean and the bathroom was fine.
Breakfast is good with a good buffet selection and as much to eat as you want.
Holiday Inn should invest some of cash in this place though.
All our yesterdays
I stayed in Room 301 for 2 nights in the middle of August. If you've never been to the hotel before and are driving, it's easy to miss as the sign at the front is obscured by a tree. There's an NCP car park close to the hotel, and this doesn't inspire a safe feeling, particularly in the evening. The walk from the car park to the hotel is along a back alley, and past some dustbins!
The hotel's reception area is modern. Check in and check out were reasonably efficient, once I could understand the foreign accents of the reception staff.
And as for Room 301. Well, on the positive side it was clean, the bathroom was modern, and the bed was comfortable. But the furniture must have been bought in the 1970's, and should have been consigned to the rubbish skip years ago. The room is at the front corner of the hotel and overlooks Smallbrook Ringway. This is a very busy and noisy road, and you can hear everything from your room. There is secondary glazing, but this doesn't stop much of the noise. The outer window is of the metal frame variety, complete with peeling paint. I remember my granny telling me about such things!
I'll only visit this hotel again if I'm desparate.
At least the mouse liked it !
Not a good choice - reception had 'lost' our reservation and treated us to the third degree treatment as if it was our fault, or we were lying. It was very very badly handled.
Totally unhelpful and unwelcoming, so the poor quality room desperate for a refurb was not a surprise.
It would really help to have English speaking staff on reception - much of the poor attitude seems to go with staff from other (East European) countries where clearly procedures are more important than customers.
Never mind, the mouse my colleague saw in the restaurant obviously thinks it's agood place to eat !
My second favourite Birmingham hotel...
It's hard to say exactly why I like this hotel so much - probably location mostly.
Not all the rooms have been modernised and if you're unfortunate enough to get one that hasn't been refurbished it's like walking into a time warp. The rooms are being refurbished floor by floor so you'll know what the room's going to be like when the lift door opens! I've stayed here on several occaisons over the past year and if you get a room on floors 9, 7 or S (from my experience) then you'll be okay. :-)
Staff at the hotel are very attentive and helpful - although sometimes can be a bit overwhelmed when the hotel is busy (when there is a conference on) resulting in long queues at the check out/in. Use their "check out at breakfast" facility.
Breakfast here is excellent, if a little overpriced and the staff at breakfast are very good. I've only eaten in the restaurant once (it's a carvery) at night - there's a great choice within a short walk from the hotel.
The hotel is one of the best situated within the centre of Brum with the Bullring, New Street Station, China Town, the markets and the Gay quarter all within 5 mins walk.
If you want a quiet nights sleep get a room at the St Judes Passage side of the hotel (Hol Inn call it the rear but the front door is there!) as opposed to the Smallbrook Queensway side - it's quieter, especially when some of the clubs come out at 03:00am.
There's also some building work going on at one end of the hotel (Birmingham's tallest building - and incorporating a new Raddison hotel) which will be ongoing until Q3 2005. It will be interesting to see how Holiday Inn react to this competition next door.
Pokey, shabby and slow
Stayed in the hotel for 1 night on a business trip. I was given a single unrefurbished room. Cramped and shabby with a very worn bathroom - I've been in better student digs! The breakfast is good but crowded. Check in and out took forever. I'm sure there are better hotels to be had for similar prices in Birmingham.
Not Bad at the Right Price
This is a perfectly reasonable stop-over place but is nothing special.
Since Holiday Inn in the UK has been assembled from a variety of different chains bought and rebadged you need to know that this is a former Forte Posthouse.
The building is a very ugly example of sixties architecture and the rooms are all small - built in an age when many would have been singles.
This is firmly a three star hotel - anyone looking for luxuries has many other options in Birmingham City Centre.
However - especially if u get a good price of say �50/60 a night - it is ok.
I was upgraded to a superior room when I telephoned ahead and as a Gold Priority Club member asked for a double bed - a helpful receptionist made sure I had just that which was good.
My superior room was very modern and although not massive was clean and comfortable with a decent bathroom, reasonable toiletries etc. - better than a recent UK Crowne Plaza room.
However, it is on a low floor and has a view of a wall!
Two things let the hotel down badly.
Firstly, breakfast was horrible, really horrible. Make your own toast, not enough cooked food and that there was of a very poor quality. Helpful staff were good at bringing tea and coffee and clearing away dirty plates but overall the kitchen clearly couldn't cope. Also as this is quite an in-expensive hotel you get lots of very loud sales reps in large groups at breakfast which doesn't create the nicest of atmospheres - especially if you are travelling alone.
Secondly, the check-out was a disaster. The breakfast check-out was so inefficient only one person was checked out whilst I ate breakfast. On my way out the queue was so long - 20 people plus - I simply left without checking out and had to call to ask for a bill to be mailed to me.
If you can get a good price and are able to get a superior room this hotel is fine. It has one serious advantage - it is 4 minutes walk from New Street railway station. If you want something special look elsewhere. It would be mightily improved if management sorted out breakfast/check-out.
A 3 star hotel
This hotel was very good for "teletext" offers - which offer inexpensive rooms with breakfast.
The queues to check in/out can be very long and slow moving. The standard rooms are very old fashioned and the corridors have ripped wallpaper and worn carpets. If you are paying for a standard room ask for room 101 - it has been refurbished and is much better quality.
The cleaning staff can be very slow so don't expect to come back to a serviced room!
The best superior rooms are on the 9th floor and there are only about 5 of them. They have a sitting area (with sofabed), 2 televisions, large bathroom and great views over the city.
The breakfast is always well cooked but the breakfast room can get very busy.
One final note - irons and ironing boards are in very short supply!
Good Solid 3-Star Hotel
This hotel is a bit of a bargain! Compared to some of the 'three star' hotels found along the Hadley Road this place really stands out. By booking online you can secure a standard room for about �40 - excellent value considering you're in the heart of the city. Within a five minute walk you can reach the new BullRing shopping centre, the main city centre shops, New Street railway station, the chinese quarter and the gay village - pretty much something for everyone then! The public areas of the hotel are refurbished and modern as are the superior rooms. The standard rooms are pretty dated - but remember you'll be paying less than most lodge style accommodations. My only gripes with the place are the fact that the superior rooms are no larger than the standard rooms - they just have modern decor and come with a few extras and the fact that the superior rooms are located on the lowest floor rather than the highest seems a shame - certainly no views to be found! Overall this place fits the bill perfectly for a no frills stay in the heart of the city.
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Help Jerry, the adventurous mouse, find his cheese. With his jetpack strapped to his back, touch the screen to make Jerry ascend and release to help him descend.
Your fast reflexes are your best weapon to avoid the obstacles in your path. These include lasers, dogs, cats, and even hummingbirds. Stay out of harm and collect coins to reach massive scores.
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- Released: May 22, 2012
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GAVERS —Three people are dead and eight people injured following a head-on collision involving two SUVs that occurred Sunday morning on state Route 518 in Wayne Township, just west of state Route 164....
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Okay... Well I'm McKenna Nign. I was in this accident. Before you start saying anything you should actually know the story. Someone slit our 2nd cars tire. So... If Rachel was on her side of the road we would still have my dad stepmother and my bestfriend. I'm sorry I'm just sick of all the hate on my dad. And we're all physically okay. But not mentally. So I'd appreciate if you all just shhh . Thank you ????
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It doesn't really seem like the correct time to place the blame, accuse or lecture about who did what wrong. These people had family- a large family- and the Benzels are some of the nicest people I have ever met. They have other children who can read these comments that you are posting- and I am positive that in this time of grief we should be sending prayers and good thoughts to these families and friends of these children. God Bless You Addisyn. Benzel family: you are in my family's prayers tonight. Nign family: God bless you all- we are all praying for you here in Minerva.
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I agree with the previous comment. It is stunning to know that the driver and his wife were members of a volunteer fire department yet had so many children in the car. I am sure they were witness to accidents in the past so having kids in a cargo area to go to a skating party is outrageous. Why not take two cars? You might think you are a good driver but there are other drivers that are not. Prayers for these poor children without parents and the parents that lost the other little girl in the car.
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While nothing excuses the driver IF she was preoccupied, it INFURIATES me to read of the BLATENT DISREGARD OF SAFETY for those children. Really beyond words to think an adult in this day could even think of not buckling those children in. People please make driving your number one priority when you are behind the wheel and never forget your child's safety is YOUR responsibility 100% of the time: all the time!!
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Yes, at a greater casualty. But with what kind of technology disparity? and war machinry? You have to remember after WWII, no one, not even the Russians dare to challenge the superiority of USA, but Mao did.Yes, Chinese people are grateful for the helps from US airmen during the war and that is why they were remembered by momorials and many stories on TV..and it get mentioned all the time.. Let's not forget many Chinese lost their lives protecting the american airmen durign the war, simple they were friends.China can be your best friend or your worst enemy. As for smartness, I do not think Chinese are any smarter or dumber than any other race...... it is all about education.. Unfortunately, Americans are so brain-washed today by a tightly controlled media, it is even worse than the old soviet or China before 1979.


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Like their human partners, police dogs run toward danger routinely.
So when Paul and Catherine Welborn heard about a police dog being fitted with a ballistic vest, the Charleston residents wanted a local canine to be afforded the same level of protection.
Orrie, a 2.5-year-old black German shepherd at the Charleston Police Department, was the recipient of the Welborns' $1,000 donation. He has worked for the city since June 2013 and is one of five dogs at the agency.
"This is the first time a citizen has donated a bulletproof vest for one of our K-9's," Lt. Michael Thomas, who supervises the police dog unit, said of the couple. "I think it's wonderful that he will be protected just like any other officer."
Paul Welborn is the director of government contracts at Streit USA Armoring in North Charleston.
His wife is a volunteer at the Charleston Animal Society. Catherine Welborn said in a statement that she was excited to buy the vest for "such a beautiful dog."
She added that she would "work on" other friends with the resources to make similar purchases.
Chief Greg Mullen added in the statement that the donation was a "testament to the great relationship we have with our citizens."
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We will continue work installing puncheon in wet areas of the trail in the field adjacent to Pochuck Creek, near Vernon. Meeting location: AT parking area on Canal Road. (Driving directions are below.)
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We will continue work installing puncheon in wet areas of the trail in the field adjacent to Pochuck Creek, near Vernon. Meeting location: AT parking area on Canal Road. (Driving directions are below.)
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He's at 22 now and I bet my friend 100 dollars that he would ?
Eight goals in 23 games? I think he will, yes. I say 32 goals, 35 assists, 67 points. Two points off my Fantasy Guide projection
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Aug 3, 2013bearsman6 posted a message on Best ways for aggro to deal with Archangel of ThuneIsn't this an opportunity where "Dies to removal" is valid?Posted in: Standard Archives
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Especially with the new legend rule.
Jul 12, 2013bearsman6 posted a message on Magic 2014 Update BulletinPosted in: The Rumor MillQuote from xlapusThey did not close that loophole, they're just printing new cards that have different wording, so that loophole doesn't exist with those cards.
This isn't what it sounded like when I read it:
To fix this, rule 610.3a says that the initial one-shot effect that moves the object won't move it if the specified event that returns it has already occurred. So, the "stack loophole" doesn't work.
Jul 12, 2013bearsman6 posted a message on Magic 2014 Update BulletinInteresting that they officially closed the ORing/Fiendhunter loophole.Posted in: The Rumor Mill
Jul 11, 2013bearsman6 posted a message on [[M14]] What would you first pick? (#8)Enlarge is my pick here. It's a bomb, pseudo-removal, and is exactly what a green deck wants to do.Posted in: New Card Discussion
I was tempted by Liturgy and the Zombie, but they are both strong cards for Black, and they both push the player into a heavily-black deck. I don't want to fight whoever picks up the other one of those cards for the good stuff for my deck, especially since they'll be passing to me in pack 2.
Compared to green, which has fewer great cards in this pack, I think black isn't where I want to be. Green for me, yes thanks.
Jul 10, 2013bearsman6 posted a message on Fact: Blue is DeadYou know what, I think I'll help the entire forum community as a whole. I'm a teacher, after all. It's what I do.Posted in: Standard Archives
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Now that we've settled that, perhaps we will all know better.
Jul 9, 2013bearsman6 posted a message on [Single Card Discussion] [SCD] - WitchstalkerHe's suggesting to go GW for consistency's sake, which is why you'd ever go down from 3 to 2 colors. Yes, you're going to lose a bit of power, but the question is worth asking, and it's "Is it worth it?"Posted in: Standard Archives
People always go between the two sides of the Power vs. Consistency debate. This deck has been heavily on one side for a while... and there may be more (better) tools to attempt the other.
Testing is the correct way to answer this.
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The Blaster worm and SoBig virus give the computer community the largest threat so far. Some fear a terrorist attack would have added ammunition if it were coupled with a vicious computer attack.
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JMM and pacman enhanced their legacies, Mayweather weakened his.
Yesterday was an amazing fight in which two great champions met for the fourth time.
To meet in four fights is an amazing feat by itself because it means both fighters know each other inside out, with marquez being able to counter manny's aggression as each of the fights went on. JMM did a great job improving vs manny's crazy aggression as the four fight extravaganza rode onwards.
The new JMM is much bigger and stronger and i don't think floyd will want to fight him in a proper fight, unless there are a number of of 'ducking' clauses introduced.
As a boxing fan, we won yesterday night because it was an amazing fight with 2 great warriors. I'm usually a big pacman fan but JMM deserved the victory.
Pacman looked great even in defeat and i can't see floyd wanting to fight any of these great champions anytime soon under their terms. He would prolly only arrange a fight if they both have OST and have a 60-40 pay in his favour. But i think mayweather would prolly even introduce more shady clauses in order to duck these 2 champions.
In short, pacman and JMM will always be remembered for their amazing 4+ fights whereas mayweather will always be remembered for ducking pacman and soon the new improved JMM.
what can i say? JMM looked big and strong and fast and he did well. Pacman also looked very good.
I can't see mayweather agreeing to any fights without some dodgy clauses.
The sooner mayweather retires the better boxing will be
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Wait..so Pac is KTFO, face down asleep...and his legacy is enhanced...but somehow Floyd (who was not involved, other than schooling JMM...)his legacy is weakened...lol....whatever coping mechanism helps you sleep at night friend!!!
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10 years from now, we will still be talking about all the fights that Marquez/Pac fought, Great fight.
If everyone fought everyone 4times there will be a loss somewhere, good job Marquez.
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Nano-imprint forming (NIF) is among the most attractive manufacturing technologies offering high yield and low-cost fabrication of three-dimensional fine structures and patterns with resolution of few nanometres. Optimising NIF process is critical for achieving high quality products and minimising the risk of commonly observed defects. Using finite element analysis, the effect of various process parameters is evaluated and design rules for safe and reliable NIF fabrication formulated. This work is part of a major UK Grand Challenge project - 3D-Mintegration - for design, simulation, fabrication, assembly and test of next generation 3D-miniaturised systems.
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