Is there still a way to transfer entire photo albums through email or what have you from an iPad or iPhone? Google searching mentions specific apps that don't seem to exist anymore
Is there still a way to transfer entire photo albums through email or what have you from an iPad or iPhone? Google searching mentions specific apps that don't seem to exist anymore
A little while back in what I think was a poop deck thread, someone posted a link to an article illustrating tax burden vs. total income for that bracket, and how each section effectively paid its portion of the total tax in relation to its income (e.g., the top 2% took home 20% of all income and paid 20% of all tax). I can't seem to find where it was posted. Anyone happen to have that handy?
Many thanks.
Taking girlfriend to the movies tonight, not sure what to see. I already saw the hobbit, and we aren't gonna see anything scary.
Django (8:15)
Gangster Squad (7:20)
Jack Reacher (6:45, 9:45)
The Promised Land (6:50, 9:20)
She's seen a bunch of action movies with me, taken, wolverine, batman, etc. Pretty much everything we've seen was action. We've been together like 3 years so anything works, but she did kinda fall asleep during the dark knight rises since it was so late and so long, so I'm worried about Django seeing as its long as fuck.
The other thing is I'd like to get a beer after and be home by 12 (shes gotta be up at 5 for work)... so Django being at 8:15 is probably not happening.
Just see whatever you want to see and allows you to grab a beer afterwards.
I listed 4 movies cause idk what I want to see/whats worth seeing. Gangster, Jack, and Promised land all allow for bar after.
I went to see Django at 11:30 last Friday after a 13-hour work day, with plans to wake up again at 5am to head back into work (not the best idea lol). I was tired as all hell, but despite it being on the long side I never came close to dozing off. It moves at a pretty good pace, and doesn't drag much at all IMO. Good mix of comedy, action, visuals and great acting/characters to keep the interest going. She might be able to make it!
Definitely an awesome movie too.
Django is just so much better than those other choices. If y'all are used to action the promised land would likely bore you.
Life of Pi is shiny enough. The book is good but I have no idea if the movie is.
What about Les Mis?
It's already 7:30 EST though so I might be a little late.
How does one go about submitting a television show idea to a network?
Dunno about which movie to watch, but if you can afford it, i recommend trying a movie at a Cinepolis, if there's on in the area. I watched the hobbit there with my dad, since my mom got sick with the flu and couldn't come. It had 3D, and you got to watch the movie in comfy leather recliners (that yes, you could recline.) You could even order food and drinks to eat while you watched your movie. I got the burger there since I had no clue what to expect, and it was a bit of a surprise, it had grilled tomato and what tasted like basil in it, which gave it an unusual taste but a good one. :D Not very large portions, and a bit expensive, but the food was resterant quality.
I could definitely see it being a place for romantic dates, especially since the recliners come grouped in pairs.
easiest way is to know someone on the inside so they can pass it along, otherwise you'd have to make calls to the company and ask if you'd be able to pitch your idea (which can sometimes be straight forward as anything and other times make you wish you hadn't asked) normally its a good idea to know how long you want a series to run for (episode wise) and when you'd think it would best fill the schedule (had to do it with the bbc they liked my idea at first but decided they didn't need more comedy)
Anyone have accurate nutritional facts for cooked boneless skinless chicken breasts?
I cook it 5-6 lbs at a time and eat it throughout the week, so weighing it uncooked would mean I'd have to cook it all separately, which takes a lot more time as well as store each portion in its own container, where as if I were going to weigh cooked chicken, I could just use one container and take out as much as I need when needed.
Weight it, cook it, weight it again, do the maths and adjust accordingly?