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I bought the Telegraph last sunday as it was the only only broadsheet left in the shop that evening. I was pretty disappointed I have to say.
This guy Adam Lusher sounds like an ignorant nut and I will be doing my upmost to avoid anything he writes in the future.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:08:53 UTC | #919183
What he is doing is trying to make mud stick. Religions have so much of this it is hard to quantify. It's as well he hasn't a group agenda to corral you into losing income potentials and then isolating you into auctioning it off at a loss just to pay your debts. I know this only too well.
Remember, the religious think they are entitled to ALL real estate since it belongs to their god of the gaps. None god thinkers, they think, deserve the rights to lose, lose!
This sounds like a direct volley of threats to me.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:19:44 UTC | #919186
Richard, they cannot refute your logic so they will hack at your good name. Ad hominem attacks are nothing new to us as they are staples of modern 'journalism'. Pick worthy battles, don't stoop to conquer, and always remember that you wouldn't worry about what others think of you if you realized how seldom they do.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:27:02 UTC | #919189
Same old playing the man not the ball to please religious conservatives, or in this case, playing the great great great great great grandfather!
When will these Dawkinsophobic attacks stop? Don't they know that Richard Dawkins means peace in olde English?
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:29:29 UTC | #919190
Judging by the comments on the Telegraph's blogs re Baronness Warsi and Steven Bayley, which were largely hostile to both, the editor of the Sunday Telegraph might just allow something favourable to be said about Richard.
I'm so fed up with dishonest Christians claiming the credit for abolishing slavery. In Jamaica, William Wilberforce is hardly known. The slaves themselves rebelled and generally made things difficult for the owners. Slavery became too expensive to run. Far better for the owners to have wage slaves instead. They have to look after themselves. The Bishop of Rochester made the claim that Christianity had abolished the slave trade, the other night on News Night with Richard present. What they conveniently forget is all the opposition from other Christians to Wilberforce's movement. The CoE versus the Clapham Sect! They also conveniently forget the 1000 plus years whereby the church actively condoned slavery. They cherry pick the Bible and they cherry pick history too!
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:29:57 UTC | #919191
Oh Richard! I am sorry that you have to endure the nonsense that you usually fend off so expertly but when oppononents sink to low levels and to irrelevant matters by way of constructing an obvious ad hominem attack we are not impressed. I am thrilled to have shaken your hand at Oxford and will continue to promote RDFRS at every opportunity.
You have overwhelming support out here in the real world. I am sure that you can relegate this latest insult back to the gutter it escaped from.
Kindest regards for the charity you have shown to date, the charity that you so brilliantly founded and the charitable way that you allow faith contolled lesser mortals to bait you without resorting to anything stronger than your piercing arguments, wit and patient rebuttals.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:32:29 UTC | #919193
Try securing a place on Andrew Marr's morning program on Sunday. You'll be able to rubbish them back whilst pointing out that we're not a Christian nation unless it's reasonable to point out that we can't count muslims as christians if they have a christian name.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:35:10 UTC | #919194
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:38:18 UTC | #919195
In my direct lineage, on my father's side, my late grandfather was an Iraqi military leader who was reputed to have beaten at least one soldier to death with a knout on the parade square for being poorly turned out. Perhaps I should seek out the victim's family and share some of my mounting debt with them.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:39:22 UTC | #919196
What a ridiculous piece of "guilt by association"-tactics. Utterly deplorable and not worthy of much else than a shaking of the head.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:43:01 UTC | #919197
A new bill sometimes provokes a backlash!
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:45:42 UTC | #919198
At least this chap didn't link Hitler with Darwin, as some people who should, and quite easily could, know better do, by misunderstanding the difference between genetics and eugenics.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:47:02 UTC | #919199
Unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable. This is not the gutter press but something far lower - the sewer press. The ignorance! The bile! The bullshit! And the absolute desperation to find something, anything, to distract attention away from the fact that on religion Richard Dawkins is demonstrably right, right, right. I am amazed by your patience, Richard - I am still proud of my response to the last bunch of religious nuts I had contact with - Jehova's Witnesses. I had a headache, the phone was ringing, the baby was crying and I opened the door, saw the suits and roared "NO CHANCE! PISS OFF! They went, at some speed.
I warmly recommend this method to you, Richard. Let's face it, they're only going to print a lot of slander, snarl and smear anyway.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:47:35 UTC | #919200
"We've been researching the history of the Dawkins family, and have discovered that your ancestors owned slaves in Jamaica in the seventeenth and eighteenth century. What have you got to say about that?"
"I know, I know. I've asked them repeatedly to stop and still the history of my ancestors remains the same. It appears I have absolutely no bearing on what came before me. I must tell you, that reality outrages me. Maybe you can tell me why my dead ancestors won't listen to me? They have been left out of my will, I assure you. We no longer speak to those dead people."
I would end it with a sweet "fuck off".
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:00:21 UTC | #919203
Comment 17 by Quine
Oh dear. Well, a great many of us are descendants of people enslaved by the Romans, so maybe we should go after the Italians for that.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:01:30 UTC | #919204
Many of the posts on this website are extremely learned, and I gain a great deal from reading them. Sadly I am not any kind of expert who can contribute academically but I have become impelled over the last week to 'register' in order to say how much I admire those putting themselves into the public forum of the media regarding atheism/secularism - namely Richard and Paula Kirby. Your calmness, politeness and ability to make your points are marvellous.
I agree with another thread on this site in which someone says how sorry she feels for Richard when disgusting vitriol is thrown his way and that he must get very, very tired sometimes. Even The Now Show on Radio 4 this week had a section which included being abusive about Richard. And then today there is this - the article above.
Maybe you enjoy the sparring, Richard, but these types of attack make me upset and angry and would certainly bring me down. I wish you and all those out there who are prepared to make a stand over the current issues great strength and the continuing energy to counter the waves of unreason.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:02:13 UTC | #919205
I think we can see why the UK press is subject to such investigation at the moment. Check your phone isn't being hacked Richard! :-)
Seriously though, this is a deplorable tactic. As was pointed out some years ago on the old forum your ancestry can be traced back to early kings of England. So can Charles Darwin's and unfortunately George W. Bush's too. It is just that in your case records exist. As you are fond of saying all life on earth is a cousin some how.
The one consolation is that the survey has obviously got them rattled and they are looking for anything with which to attack you. It means you are doing a good job.
You have nothing to be ashamed about. Your descendants will be able to point to you with real pride.
Sometimes the Daily Telegraph puts stuff on the web early. I have had trouble with them breaking an embargo like that! I don't know if it applies to the Sunday paper too. So look out everyone.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:05:18 UTC | #919206
Comment 20 by pmunoz
why discussing such stupid things with, I dont know if retard or crazy (sometimes is difficult to know). I guess and hope that this article was because of the telegraph not the stupid arguments.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:08:26 UTC | #919207
If you look here: http://journalisted.com/adam-lusher#tab-bio you will discover that Adam Lusher claims to have no experience, no education and won no awards. He seems to be able to get some things right. Oh, and he isn't too sure what his email address is either.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:09:13 UTC | #919208
There is no single newspaper that has any of my respect. It's about time atheists, sceptics, humanists set up their own newspaper or news organization free of corruption, where reason and facts come first, and emotion and gossip come last. Make Nick Cohen the editor.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:14:24 UTC | #919213
The "Gentlemen of the Press" have been competed to extinction by the common news-hounds!
Perhaps they would like to research my (Viking) ancestors who also owned slaves, and had more direct methods of cutting insulting Xtians down to size!
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:17:51 UTC | #919215
Comment 24 by Daryl
Comment 22 by AtheistEgbert :
There is no single newspaper that has any of my respect. It's about time atheists, sceptics, humanists set up their own newspaper or news organization free of corruption, where reason and facts come first, and emotion and gossip come last. Make Nick Cohen the editor.
That will never happen. It takes a certain kind of almost superstitious fear to carry on the Fox "News" tradition of never ending garbage. A rational person is, almost by definition, someone willing the let the little things go to deal with the big picture. Hate and anger take an almost active act of ignorance. Intelligence simply is. Think about it. Who was for ages the big standard bearer of the so called liberal elite in media in the US? Walter Cronkite. Who is the right wing been propping up? Rush, Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity. Case closed.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:19:42 UTC | #919216
Comment 25 by Ivan The Not So Bad
No-one by the name of Adam on the list of Telegraph journalists.
Could be a freelancer. Or someone on the run from the local asylum.
Some advice for anyone dealing with this sort of stuff:
a) always get the name of the journalist, their contact details and the publication he/she claims to represent;
b) establish the exact purpose of the conversation and the context in which any information will be used (including an outline of the article, the intended date of publication and who else has been approached);
c) establish the exact terms on which you are speaking ie on the record (you can be quoted directly), non-attributable (you can be quoted but not by name eg. "sources close to X said"), for background information only (you are educating not commenting publicly);
d) if it's someone you don't know and trust assume you are on the record;
e) remember that mixing terms within the same briefing usually goes wrong as neither side ever has the same memory over which bits were on the record or not;
f) take contemporaneous notes;
g) agree at the end what has been said and on what terms; and
h) if you are at all unhappy with the conduct of the interview, ring back and speak to the editor.
Finally, keep this handy.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:23:59 UTC | #919217
Certainly exposes the underbelly of the supposed journalistic integrity of reporters. In their fervor to support their own agenda the one sided aspirations of some journalistic corporations conveniently ignore the bias within themselves. Since Richard utilized a bible reference I can provide something similar as well and it goes something along the lines of focusing on the stick in my eye while avoiding the plank in your own as to complicity. We as a species are "fallible" but the one sided views of those infected by religion conveniently ignore the scientific community which possess an ability they lack. We, the scientific minded, can examine and change our views biased on the evidence but the religious minded are generally chained to dogma that provides no proof to support their claims so they become frustrated and seek to assign guilt by association. Truly pathetic and despicable behavior that is all to common today I'm afraid.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:25:06 UTC | #919218
I've got Viking rape-and-pillage genes and Irish horse-thief genes but the ones that really bother me are those damned apple-eater genes.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:26:05 UTC | #919220
Comment 25 by Ivan The Not So Bad :
No-one by the name of Adam on the list of Telegraph journalists.
Could be a freelancer. Or someone on the run from the local asylum.
He has published five articles in the Telegraph so far this year. Links to them are here: http://journalisted.com/adam-lusher#tab-work
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:30:13 UTC | #919221
Could have been worse Richard, he might have chanced on a Bishop or Cardinal lurking in the family closet.
Permalink Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:36:09 UTC | #919223
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I live near Placerville, CA, where I have lived most of my life. I've worked in various jails and prisons as a nurse and also for the state of Nevada where I was sworn in as a correctional officer and worked in a men's maximum facility prison. At age 24, while pregnant with my first child, my husband, an officer with Sacramento Police Department, was killed in the line of duty. Later, when my son turned 18, grief issues began again and photography became a outlet for my grief. I love to try to capture those hidden and lost moments in time. While most people may view an old miner's cabin as just an old building that is falling down, I see a man's dreams, hopes, and fears. I wonder, what happened to him. When I look at the crumbling walls of...


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Bob takes an inside-and-out grand tour of the garage, reviewing some of the great features installed over thirteen weeks. Bob Ryley finishes up building the workbenches in the automotive shop, and, in the loft, an industrial metal shelving system is assembled. The barn is complete, decked out, and ready for years of heavy-duty work and storage.
- Part 1: Reviewing the Post-and-Beam Garage
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- In the storage loft of the garage, a metal shelving system sturdy enough for industrial use is assembled. The boat arrives on a hydraulic trailer and is prepped for winter storage.
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Bob introduces the new garage and boat storage project, and looks over the plans for the post-and-beam structure with contractor Bob Ryley and architect Paul Pacella (from Maine Post and Beam).

 In addition, Bob travels to nearby Oyster Harbors, Massachusetts for a tour of a local marina with America's Cup champion Bill Koch.

 Back on site, excavation for the foundation starts and building formwork for the footings begins.
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On Monday night (Dec. 3), the City's committee of the whole endorsed the demolition plans.
Council will give final approval Dec. 10.
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The report from City staff notes negotiations with Peterborough Agriculture Society are at a standstill.
The agriculture society has certain legal rights to Morrow Park through the Morrow Trust agreement.
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The master plan for the park shows a need to tear down the grandstands due to its location.
There are plans to rework the park, which includes a tree-lined strip with a walking trail around the whole park.
The report also notes the City has had to do work regularly to make sure the structure is safe for use at the Peterborough Exhibition and that the lifespan of the grandstand is quickly coming to an end.
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From his bicycle seat, Rydes Pedicab Co. owner Luke McHenry, 33, has a unique perspective of Orlando at night.
"Seeing what I've seen riding the downtown streets at night has completely turned me off to alcohol. I no longer feel the need to go out and drink or party. I not only have to navigate drunk drivers and traffic, but I see everyone at their most inebriated getting into trouble. Someone once jumped into my cab and refused to pay, so I started riding as fast as I could until he started yelling at me to stop. I dropped him off in front of the police station. For the most part though, people are just having fun. You learn to take the good with the bad."
McHenry grew up riding his bike all over Central Florida. Little did he know he would end up doing it for a living. The ex-Marine graduated from Tampa's International Academy of Design and Technology in 2002 and worked as a graphic designer until the economy went south. Then he had to search for whatever work he could find and ended up answering an ad on Craig'slist to become a pedicab driver.
What started off as simply a way to make ends meet became a full-time job, with McHenry riding 20 to 30 miles a night on both the main streets and back alleys of downtown Orlando.
"After about six months of renting a cab from what used to be Orlando Pedicabs, I decided it was something I could do on my own. So, I borrowed money from my family and bought a couple of pedicabs in December 2010. In April, I had three cabs on the street. By October, I was managing my own fleet of cabs. Now my father even works for me. He's 60 years old and came out of retirement to ride a few nights a week."
"It's hard work, but at the end of each night—whether I make $50 or $200—it's gratifying to feel like I earned my money. I found desk jobs so limiting. I need excitement and stimulation, and working in an office made me feel cooped up and isolated. I get great exercise driving a pedicab, and I'm able to experience all the sights, sounds and smells of the city."
"It's amazing what this job will do for your disposition. It's a very Zen activity. Sometimes you get the really good customer who will drop a $100 bill in your lap just for riding a few blocks. That's the kind of thing that will make your night."
"I'm very big on branding, so I put a lot of time and effort into the design and presentation of my product. You'll know my pedicabs when you see them. Just look for the pink Rydes logo and the posh, lighted seats."
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Pedicabs not only add to Orlando's nightlife, but provide the City of Orlando with an environmentally friendly, safe and sober means of transportation. Each pedicab is inspected, insured and properly welded/designed. Each driver is permitted by the City of Orlando.
Rydes Pedicab deservingly stands out from other pedicab companies. With the use of social media/online resources, ability for mobile advertisement on each of the multiple cabs, and the personal interaction each passenger gets with Mr. McHenry or one of his knowledgable driver's, the company helps promote, support and sell local businesses/bars/nightclubs. Mr. McHenry's hot pink "product" is a great reflection of the trustworthy, safe and entertaining service his company provides to Orlando. This story should also have represented how Rydes Pedicab is an excellent example of how hard work, dedication and passion can and will pay off. That a small (family run and supported) business can be sucessful and enjoyable.


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This is a guide I will be writing to help those interested in building their own ROMs from CyanogenMod source. This tutorial will assume that the default build will be with Gingerbread. Commands are similar for Froyo, for those that still wish to build on that platform. I will try to be as detailed as possible, without confusing those that are new to the source-building side of things. This will be updated as I get more info from other devs, or as I come across tweaks and other things that many of you might find helpful.
This is being adapted from SnkBitten's guide. I will be changing it quite a bit, but just so everyone is aware, this is the guide I used to get started, and it was the best guide ever. Im just updating the commands, and filenames to whats current, so as to keep everyone from getting a headache!
I want to add that this guide has been updated to save YOU a lot of pain and suffering when trying to sync/build gingerbread. I spent quite a few sleepless nights and a lot of swearing, trying to figure out why I couldnt build gingerbread on my current Linux Mint 15 install.
Installing Linux Mint 12
I had been using Ubuntu 10.10 for the longest time, and when I was recommended to Linux Mint by another user, I installed it out of curiousity, and was very pleased with the new layout, look, and options. I would suggest that you install this version. You will be more than satisfied with it. I will be using Mint 15 as my chief OS when building for Jellybean, but when it comes to Gingerbread, I hate to say it, but you have to backdate a bit, and I found Linux Mint 12 to do the trick, and will be referenced in my examples.
You can obtain Linux Mint 12 here:
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Be sure to download the appropriate 32 or 64 bit version, depending on your computers capabilities. Make sure you download the full featured standard version, as it will contain just about everything you need after the initial install.
I would suggest that you do NOT install "inside" Windows. Create a new partition to install Linux into (seperate from Windows). This will speed up file access a bit, and keep the two systems from messing with each other. When installed this way, you will be using the Linux GRUB bootloader to choose between Windows and Linux on startup. If you setup this way, if one system goes down, the other is still bootable with a small bootloader change, so it could save your butt!
Also, I have allotted 210GB to my Linux system partition. I'm starting to fill that up pretty quick, but I would make sure that your system partition size for Linux is no less than 150GB, just to be on the safe side. Source takes up quite a bit, and you might want to make backup copies of your source folders, so you dont butch your work, and lose EVERYTHING!
Installing the Android SDK
Start by download the latest SDK for Linux from here:
Android SDK | Android Developers
and just save it to the default "Downloads" directory
Current version: r22.3
Once it's downloaded, open a new terminal and type:
Next we need to include ~/android/sdk/tools and a couple other paths in our system path, so from the terminal type:Code:cd ~ mkdir android tar -zxvf ~/Downloads/android-sdk_r22.3-linux.tgz mv android-sdk-linux ~/android/sdk
and add the following to the bottom of the document that opens:Code:sudo gedit .bashrc
and save and exit.export PATH=${PATH}:~/android/sdk/platform-tools
export PATH=${PATH}:~/android/sdk/tools
export PATH=${PATH}:~/android/bin
export PATH=${PATH}:~/bin
We need to add a device rule to allow our computer and ADB to communicate with our phone.
In the terminal type:
and then copy the following in to the file, save and exit.Code:sudo gedit /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0502", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="413c", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0489", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="091E", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0bb4", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="12d1", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0482", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="1004", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="22b8", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0955", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="10A9", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="04e8", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="04dd", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0fce", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="19D2", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="04e8", ATTRS{idProduct}=="6860", MODE="0666", OWNER="leob" #Galaxy Nexus
Now we need to install all the dependencies needed to do the builds.
I added in PNGCrush, SchedTool, and OptiPNG as the CM build environment needs them.
Depending on which OS you have installed, chooose 32 or 64 bit.
in the terminal:
(for 32 bit)
(for 64 bit)Code:sudo apt-get install git-core gnupg flex bison gperf libsdl-dev libesd0-dev build-essential zip curl libncurses5-dev zlib1g-dev pngcrush schedtool optipng
Code:sudo apt-get install git-core gnupg flex bison gperf libsdl-dev libesd0-dev build-essential zip curl libncurses5-dev zlib1g-dev valgrind lib32readline-gplv2-dev gcc-multilib g++-multilib libc6-dev-i386 lib32ncurses5-dev ia32-libs x11proto-core-dev libx11-dev lib32z-dev pngcrush schedtool optipng
Getting the source
Next up REPO (and GIT) is installed.
in terminal...
Close all existing Terminal windows and open up a new one.Code:cd ~ mkdir bin
In the new terminal:
Next we will initialize an empty folder with a specific branch that you want to build for.Code:curl http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/git-repo-downloads/repo > ~/bin/repo chmod a+x ~/bin/repo
In this case, we are using a folder called /system/. I personally have several different
folders, gingerbread, themed, and ics.
The /android/ folder is where all your source will be, divided into different folders if you wish.
Here is what my layout looks like, so you get an idea (yeah, I have some custom icons):
You will get asked to enter your Name and Email Address. Answer yes or no and eventuallyCode:cd ~ cd android mkdir system cd ~/android/system repo init -u git://github.com/SteelDroid/platform_manifest.git -b gingerbread
you will get repo initialized... if you were successful. Now you are going to pull the actual source.
In the same terminal window (should be at "~/android/system/" if your following this guide), type:
This will take quite a while, depending on your connection. To give you an idea, this is how muchCode:repo sync
space my stock gingerbread branch takes up. Since this guide was last written, I have reduced
the size down to 1/3 of what it originally took up!
10,313 files
This is just the hidden repo folder where all the data is pulled to first. A copy of that data is then
put visibly into your /system/ directory where you will actually do your work. DONT do anything to
the hidden repo folder!
So, after the sync, and the right files are copied over to your main directory, you will end up with a
total of just over 7.1GB.
Next we will need to verify the GIT tags..
In terminal, type:
Nothing will appear to be happening, thats ok. Paste the following into the terminal window and then pressCode:gpg --import
CTRL+D to save. This will return you back to the terminal command prompt.
Now you have to get a "device setup" for each phone you want to build for. In this example, I will use sholes (the Droid 1).-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
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The device setup for most phones is already included in the CyanogenMod source that you spend all that time downloading. However, since support for the Droid 1 was dropped by CyanogenMod a while back, I will give you a link to a standard device setup for it. This is actually a copy of my device setup in my source that I actively build with. I will also give you a link to the vendor setup folder I have, in case you have issues getting the proprietary files yourself.
Normally, in order to get the files needed for your vendor setup, you will have to execute some files in the device folder, which will create a new folder in "vendor" with the appropriate phone name, and will contain your proprietary files, which will be extracted. Thats next.
Sholes device setup:
Sholes vendor setup:
If your going to pull your own proprietary files from a phone you have in your hand, you first, have to enable ADB. Generally that option is under Settings - Applications - Development
Check USB Debugging
Plug in your phone to your computer with the USB cable, and in terminal, type:
If everything is working, you should see something similar to this:Code:adb devices
If your device can NOT be detected, then you will see this:$ adb devices
List of devices attached
04038F0C02015011 device
If you dont see your device listed, make sure you followed the step a bit above this where you had to add lines to 51-android.rules.$ adb devices
List of devices attached
To pull the proprietary files, you will need to execute setup-makefiles.sh in your device setup folder. To do that, go into your device setup folder, right click in an open area in the folder, and click "Open in Terminal". Now type:
There is a space between the period and the word "setup", in case some of you get confused.Code:. setup-makefiles.sh
Once that is done, stay in the same terminal, and type:
Now here, you may get a couple errors about some files not being found. Thats ok, its not perfect. Just write down which files it told you it couldn't find, if any, and manually extract them from a stock ROM (FRG83G preferred for sholes), and put the files in /vendor/motorola/sholes/proprietary/Code:. extract-files.sh
Thats it for the device setup!
If you decided to download the zips I provided earlier, here is what you do with them.
The sholes-device-setup.zip contents should be extracted to device/motorola/
The sholes-vendor-setup.zip contents should be extracted to vendor/motorola/
Downloading SDK Components
Ok, this part is REQUIRED to build. Im going to recommend that you download all the components for all API levels, just to save yourself some headache if you decide you want to build for something higher later on. To do this, go to:
and double-click on "android", and select "Run in Terminal"
What opens up will be the Android SDK Manager, pictured below. The screenshot shows your what components you will want to download. I only left the API 15 level open, so you know which components in each API level you need to download at the minimum. Under Tools you will of course need Android SDK Platform-tools, and for each API level, you will want the SDK Platform and Google API's. There is an Extras section not pictured, at the bottom of the list. It contains the Google USB Drivers. For Linux, you dont need them, as it will say not compatible anyway.
For Gingerbread, the only API level you need to download is API 10 (Android 2.3.3)
Allow everything to download and install, and your done with that part. You can exit the SDK Manager.
OK, now that the hard part is out of the way, we can make a test build! Lets get right to it!
Building Source
OK, assuming you dont have a terminal window open yet, navigate to your system director for your source, which would be something like "~/android/system/", and right-click and select "Open in Terminal". Then you can proceed to type in the following (build command for sholes (Droid 1)) to start the build process!
When the build is finished, if successful, you will see something similar to:Code:. build/envsetup.sh && time brunch sholes


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The Walking Dead Review: On the Road Againby Sean McKenna at . Updated at .
The concept of the prison as safe haven of security was a great idea - and on plenty of levels it has worked in contrasting with the way Woodbury was run in The Walking Dead Season 3.
It even turned into the growing and thriving community complete with farmers, doctors, story time and a democratic council.
But much like how The Walking Dead Season 2's farm adventures ended up, the location has become such a place of safety and complacency (Rick became a farmer, c'mon!) that the sickness which swept through was necessary in terms of adding some real problems for the characters.
If walkers can't get through the fence and just stand around outside while inside buffets and singing can take place, how is that compelling or scary?
The flu that everyone seems to be getting does add a fresh dynamic, allowing viewers to see just how well characters could deal with it, such as scenes where Hershel helps with his tea or Carol kills two people to stop the spread.
And while I'm still looking forward to seeing the repercussions of the fast-moving sickness, "Indifference" proved just how much more exciting and interesting the show can be when the characters are back on the move... revolving around environments that are ripe with scares and possible tension... focusing on a smaller group of survivors to care about, rather than just adding a whole bunch of newbies, yet never giving them anytime to be anything other than background or zombie chow.
I really almost wish Rick, Daryl, Michonne, Tyreese and Bob didn't have to go back.
The hour, while essentially just another time the characters went on a run for supplies, felt different and new. And sure, it divided time between two factions, but I cared about both and wasn't bored by either.
Daryl and his crew were still on their mission to get medicine, but I enjoyed seeing them work together, having some time to bond and chopping a walker or two down to size.
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There was also time for Daryl and Bob to chat about surviving. And while Bob's need for the drink felt like a shoehorned-in theme to add problems for his character, his confrontation with Daryl was great.
The way Daryl stood up to Bob putting his hand on his gun over the alcohol was fantastic and I'm sure it took plenty of restraint not to just throw him into the clamoring walkers below. Daryl may act like a nice guy, but he's no pushover.
Now, why the group didn't go back the way they came in (or did they?) and instead incited the obligatory walker chase, I was glad they couldn't just kill the walkers with bleeding eyes for fear of infection. There were even a few good scares. And we know walkers can't climb.
But it was the Rick and Carol side of things that proved to be truly engrossing. I was surprised that they hadn't really confronted the issue of her killing Karen and David, and I kept thinking they would drag it out over a bunch of episodes until a Tyreese blow up. And yet, Carol couldn't understand why Rick hadn't said anything either.
I liked her rationalization for her action. Did she go full dark side because of it? Did she make the wrong decision even if she thought it was for the good of everyone else?
And while the theme of change was heavily reinforced throughout the episode, it was great to listen to Carol talk about Sophia and Ed, learning to fix a dislocated shoulder based off her abusive past or the obvious fact that she wasn't the same person anymore.
I half expected Rick to keep the secret.
But the introduction of new characters, ones that actually had me also interested and hoping they would survive, put the Carol dilemma on the back burner.
The explanations as to why they hadn't used a gun (they weren't very good with one) or a knife (too risky with only two people) felt spot on. We're so used to all the characters we see as expert shots or weapon wielders that we forget it's not as simple for everyone.
And while I was bummed the one girl was eaten, I'm hoping the guy survives and winds back up with the group. There was something about his personality that had me wanting to know more.
But with him not making it back in time, I just assumed that Rick and Carol would leave and that would be that. Sure, another cold Carol decision (Rick spent a lot of time just looking at Carol and the things she said, did over the episode), but it seemed like the obvious move to make.
So, I was pleasantly surprised (disappointed it happened to Carol) the show through me for another loop. Rick sent her packing.
He knew he couldn't trust her, Tyreese would kill her and no one at the prison would want her, let alone leave the kids to her. It was a crazy moment that I couldn't believe was happening and had nothing to do with walkers ripping her apart or a last second twist like Rick fumbling with the radio and flipping his car before the credits.
It was all about the change and the way the characters grow and continue to grow with their experiences, decisions and actions. And not every one is going to have a happy or positive outcome because of it.
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Ultimately, it was a fantastic way to close out The Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 4, even if I wish Carol didn't have to go. I'm a bit indifferent over the use of an actual song rather than just the usual instrumental, but it's clear that these characters still have a lot to experience and struggle to deal with.
While it was a rather somber way to conclude things, it was a good for the series. If anything, this season is in for a positive change (seriously, I'm ready to get out of the prison) and one that keeps looking better and better.
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think carol made a desperate act, killing people who were drowning in there own blood, to try to stop the virus. don't agree with it but it wasn't heartless or cold blooded to me. the fact that farmer rick strapped his gun on and insisted she go on a run when he knew he was going to dump or kill her. made himself feel better by telling her tyreese would kill her and the others would hate her. him saying she had a good chance of surviving alone was the biggest lie. season 3 emphasized no one could make it alone. he left her to die alone. carols stronger, tougher and harder with the new world. she is not a threat and in no way should have been treated so harshly. no ones hands are clean. I have a serious ship with carol and daryl but I fear season 4 daryl will blindly follow rick and give a damn. besides he and michelle look like they are gonna jump each other. don't mind em as a couple, but listening to this slow burn from virginal daryl is a load of bs. very disappointed in many of the characters changes. love and support carol. at least Melissa got to show what an incredible actress she is
Rick is going to tell them point blank i can't see him keeping this quiet. Tyrese has a right to know and daryl said he ''will'' but a bullet on the person who did it. Rick seems like the ONLY one that sees carol losing her way.... gone cold besides she had no remorse and rick was right they don't even know how long virus will last for them to turn. I think hershal was right that some people react to the virus abit different than some i think the meds will help them and glenn and sasha would get better. As for Dr.S i think he's a goner after seeing that scene for next week's ep. from last night's talking dead.
Last nights episode was a bore. Yes, they did throw everyone for a loop with Rick sending Carol packing, but I feel Rick was justified in doing so. He knew what it would cause when they got back to the prison and he knew Tyrese wouldn't let it go. I do think sooner or later Carol will end up back at the prison. On the other side, Carol, too, did what she thought she had to do. Like she stated, you didn't have to like what she did you just had to accept it. Carol is now the stand out character of this show because she is definitely not the person she was when this all started.
Carol made reference to food being a year and a half out of date......How is it that they still even have gas after this long? They must not make many runs..........
Where in the hell is the Governor? I think they are waiting to leave us hanging with that on the mid-season finale................
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What part of the world do you live in?
What is the outside temperature and humidity?
We have recently figured out the our bathroom exhaust fan has been blowing in, instead of out. We had this reversed(corrected). We have now seen an increase in our humidity within the house. We are at 60%. We believe that we have outside air coming in from somewhere, but we don't know where.
We have to run our A/C at 72 degrees in order to bring the humidity level down to about 55%.
Does anyone have any suggestions.
What part of the world do you live in?
What is the outside temperature and humidity?
We live in Bradenton, Fl. This is about 50 miles south of Tampa.
The outside temperature is about 73 degrees and the humidity is about 85%.
We know that our house needs to stay below 60% humidity. Before we had the bathroom vent fixed we were at 52%. We are feeling a lot of cold air coming through the supply ducts(vents). Last week when it got somewhat cold overnight, our bedroom windows developed condensation on the inside of the windows. This is not normal.
We are now going to have a blower door test next week.
Any suggestions.
No disrespect, but this is a true story. We purchased the house about 5 months ago. It is a brand new house that was on the market for 2 1/2 years because the market was so bad. Our original home inspector did not do a good job. After we bought the house, my wife and I noticed that the bathroom vent was blowing air down at us. This is when we decided to have the house re-inspected to see what was wrong. This new inspector said that the fan was blowing in the wrong direction.
With regards to the air coming from the supply vents, we just don't know about this. We are going to have a blower door test and duct test to see if we have any leaks.
If you have any knowledge about this, please share. the humidity is now at 54 degrees as we have our thermostat set at 72 degrees.
While not all that common in residential units, a HVAC system with reheat may be called for if you want to keep the humidity within a certain range where you live. This is probably the hardest time to keep it in check - when the outside temp is near the desired interior temp...to remove humidity, you run the a/c, but then it's too cold so you run the heat. A system with reheat can run both heat and cooling simultaneously so you don't get blasted with really cold or hot air, making it much more comfortable. Just by it's nature, it's an energy hog. In that environment, you might want to try just some dehumidifiers, and keep the main HVAC system off. They're nearly neutral since they cool the air, but then blow the exhaust heat out (normally into the same room). The heat rise is what's left over in the inefficiency of the process.
Unless the exhaust fan for the bathroom is a remotely mounted in-line fan, they it's basically impossible to have it run backwards unless you take it apart before installation and change it yourself.
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When you do the blower door test, use smoke to track leaks.
Make sure joints in ducts are properly sealed. Foam any hole leaving the envelope (pipes, wires, top of walls (in attic) ). Make sure everything leading outside has a good seal or add weather stripping.
I am guessing there would be a tendency for builders in that climate not to pay the kind of attention to building sealing as we do in the frigid parts if the US. That is wrong; for the reasons you have discovered.
Also see if the duct system has some sort of fresh air intake. It rather sounds like your air conditioner is creating negative pressure in the house.
Right now I could use hot and humid. I would be glad to mail you a house full of dry warm in exchange for one of your house fulls of warmish and humid.
You may also have leaks in your return trunk lines in the attic, which are pulling in the humid outside air.
The exhaust fan makes no sense,.......if it was introducing outside air before, you should have improved the humidity situation by correcting it.
As the other poster said, with the run time on the system so short now, and relatively high humidity for this time of year,.........you aren't getting the run time needed to remove the humidity, without freezing your keester off.
I am a few hours north of you BTW.
What happen with your humidity problems? I am having similar problems in my house and was wondering if yours was resolved.
Assuming that your AC is running some, you want it to run in its lowest stage with minimal blower flow. (Lowest stage results in longer run time, lower blower flow = more subcooling and dehumidification.) This will subcool the air more resulting in greater dehumidification. Higher blower flow rates result in little dehumidification. Of course, you want to minimize air infiltration as well. If you are near a balance point with outside air temp and the AC is rarely running, but leaving you hot and sticky, then lower the temp a degree or two until it begins to dehumidify and improve comfort. You can raise set points later as the air becomes drier.
I hate responding to long-dormant threads- I'd be happier if ROLLIE8271 would have started a separate thread.
In a FL climate the latent loads of summertime ventilation air are quite high, and well-insulated/low solar gain but poorly air-sealed home end up with high indoor humidity in summer due to unwanted air infiltration and low air-conditioning duty cycles.
Vented crawlspaces with poor air sealing between the crawl & conditioned space is one common source. Poor air sealing between attic & conditioned space is another. If unsealed ducts &/or air handler live in the attic, pressure differentials generated by the air-handler itself can also drive huge volumes of infiltration on the house itself, which would consequently require longer duty cycles to bring the humidity down.


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- Citizenship Ceremonies & Baby Naming Ceremonies are also carried out by the service.
Under the Places of Worship Registration Act 1855, a congregation may apply for a "certified" building of worship. This can be done by applying to the Superintendent Registrar within West Berkshire Council in Newbury. This excludes churches or chapels of the Church of England, unless the building is shared with another religious denomination.
This is a ceremony to celebrate your child's birth and is a special way of welcoming them into your family. It is also an opportunity for you as parents and for friends or relatives chosen by you, to make promises to your child that you will provide them with love, support, reassurance and guidance throughout their lives.
The Registrar of Births is available to register births by appointment at Shaw House, Newbury, Hungerford Library, West Berkshire Council and the Calcot Office. Details of how to obtain copy certificates can be found by clicking on the link on the right hand side of this page.
The Registrar is available to register deaths, by appointment, at The Register Office, Shaw House. She also attends an outstation once a week at Hungerford Library and the Calcot Office. To make an appointment, please call (01635) 279233.
As from 21 December 2005, same sex couples wishing to formalise their relationship may do so by registering as a civil partnership. In addition, couples who wish to do so, will be able to accompany and enhance the registration with a ceremony.
The Registrar of Marriages is available to conduct weddings at Shaw House, Church Road, Shaw, Newbury RG14 2DR or at any other venue in the District licensed for the holding of weddings.
West Berkshire Council is not responsible for management of cemeteries and crematoria in the West Berkshire area, but these links will provide you with information on cemeteries and crematoria in the area.
The Nationality Checking Service (NCS) was set up to help ensure that your citizenship application is properly completed and submitted with all the relevant supporting documents. Our advisers are trained and registered to check and forward your application. They will photocopy and certify your passport and other valuable documents so they remain in your safekeeping and send your application and correct fee to the Home Office by special delivery post. Using the NCS is entirely optional and just give you greater freedom of choice. You can apply directly to the Home Office yourself or use a solicitor or other agent.
The Coroner's service is provided by Reading Borough Council on behalf of all local authorities in Berkshire.
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chemp75 wrote:I would appreciate the opportunity to be considered for Myth. Thanks
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chemp75 wrote:I would appreciate the opportunity to be considered for Myth. Thanks
Frox333 wrote:in other words, may i apply for the underworld?
qwert wrote:lol peanuts,nice cover up of player-pajirito(The requested user does not exist)
Its good that sometime its better to hide player informacion (wink)
candidates who will improve the ranks both in Myth and right down here in the basement. I've played with several members of Myth in many games even if you don't count all the games with Ti, whom I've been picking on since before TwNN became WoW. But despite the fact that Ti's in Myth , I really like what I've seen from the members and would like to be a member when I grow up.recruiting
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