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Childs is a better specimen than Jennings? Based on what?
No timetable on Greg Childs' recovery from two torn patellar tendons | ProFootballTalkQuote:
I'm not sure how you even list Childs to finish ahead of Wright when he might not even be ready for months.
I aint going to put no date and say Im going to be back midseason or the first of the season, Childs said, via Tom Pelissero of 1500ESPN.com. Theres no sense coming back 80, 90 percent. Thats not going to really help the team out. Thats what were trying to do right now just get me back on the field so I can really help the team.
The long view is the only one for Childs right now, so the fewer arbitrary deadlines the better for a comeback effort that would beat some pretty long odds.
Agreed, I put his odds at about 30% to being a productive NFL receiver. Sorry sharper, potential is all he is at this point. The knees are a huge issue until proven otherwise.
A lot of the guys in our camp have great athletic measurements, but were selected late in the draft or not at all for a reason.
I would almost go out on a limb and say we have one of the most athletic rosters in the NFL. I wouldn't actually go on that limb as I gained a few pounds this winter, by I almost would.
LOL! haha! Wait, thats not funny! It's true!?! D'oh!!
I'm not as optimistic on Childs as even 30%...unfortunately, thats at least 2x for both knees, not good! He was worth a late 4th gamble, but its looking like a lost bet to me. Fortunately, we have good reason to PUP/IR him and sit on his rights for a while, just to make sure.
Jennings totally makes me nervous, but seems to take his job very seriously, and definitely has something to prove...specially vs. his former team! Here's hoping he can stay healthy!!!
I think Patterson will surprise, but not all surprises will be good!? Plenty potential to bust some big gains and long TDs, but also very unpolished and likely to make a few mistakes that hurt the team.
Wright has shown some nice potential for a 4th round pick, and would seem to be the ideal fit in the slot now that PH is gone, but, it is still only potential. I think you better wait and give him 2 more years before thinking about crowning him the new Percy. In fact, it seems Patterson might just be that guy as well...
Simpson is a decent no.3, if he's healthy and full speed, on the other hand, if he has any early injuries and Webb and the bevy of youth around him surprise, his spot just may be in trouble.
We did let Jenkins go, and while he wasn't the fastest guy, he was a good outside/downfield blocker with good leaps and reach for contested first downs and in the redzone, so I could definitely see us keeping a big guy like Smith who maybe lacks a bit of speed but makes up for it in size and a strong will to block to fill that role...specially if he's a Special Teamer too.
I think Webb's role is more hybrid. We need to find ways to just give him the ball and see what he can do. Maybe, run some options...perhaps, an end-around with the option to run, or pull up and fire deep while Patterson and/or Jennings run under it!?? As a 3rd QB, 6th WR, 4th RB...perhaps, he makes it on versatility and depth?
For the most part, I agree with Tasty: GJ, CP, JW, and JS likely make the team with some pretty good competition for the last spot...and even tougher to be 6th, cuz then you're up against other positions depth and special teams too! All in all? Improved, yes, potential yes, competition after our no.1, yes...Patterson, Simpson and Wright will be competing for touches too. But still far from a strength compared to the rest of the league, and the rest of our team.
On a side note...I was kinda hoping swapping Harvin for Jennings meant we were moving a bit away from the old, LOS attack, but after having looked through these guys again? I'm starting to think Patterson, Wright, and Webb might be given looks like Harvin's!?!???
I suspect we will continue to feature a fair amount of the short passing game. Not just because of talent, but because of Musgrave. He seems to have a lot of fondness with this approach throughout his career.
I do think we will be a bit more vertical this year, at least attempt it, but I don't think it will be a major focus.
I'm OK with the short game, as it does eat more clock, but we need at least the threat of a deep-ball TD to back the defense out of the box a bit and open those underneath routes up...not to mention, a bit more room for AP to work too.
We rarely get to play with a lead, but that is what our pass rushing defense is built for. Give 'em a 2 TD lead and then see what happens when the opposing offense gets a lil one dimensional and our DL gets to pin their ears back!? ;)
That says it all in my estimation. Seems simple, but the capacity to go over the top and burn them deep could pay huge dividends for the offense and defense. Special teams have been solid the last couple years, so it would seem the sky is the limit if they are capable of going over the top occasionally.
I would like to see Ponder work on his fake handoffs in play action though. They currently fool nobody.
It's a vicious cycle for sure. As well as completely unavoidable unfortunately. You acquire the talent, they become very good players, which then demands more money than is available to go around. Giving you a 2-3 year window to make a Super Bowl run. Its the ability to recover from that separates the great FO from the others. If Ponder steps up we are in our 2-3 window. If not, I believe we are young enough to get a different QB and still have a window...pushed back a couple of years, but not destroyed. It is once you get that high dollar QB, that it becomes increasingly difficult to build a complete team.
Another thing that will help tremendously is if the relationship between ponder and Rudolph takes off because Rudolph can put a heck of a lot of pressure on the middle of the field and open up some area to exploit.
Additionally if they can actually get Peterson more active in the passing game and do some of the things harvin did last year where he is isolated out in the flat with a db or LB he can really change the look of the offense.


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Hotel Zorbas Beach Village
Zorbas Beach Hotel is a beachfront complex of 53 apartments and studios that lies on the most beautiful part of the Akrotiri peninsula in Chania. It is situated at the most privileged position that boasts stunning views over the Cretan Sea. It is located ideally right on a sandy beach, inside 30.000 m2 of private land. The hotel offers the unrivalled Cretan hospitality and the feeling of being at home, not far away from the picturesque city of Chania in Crete. Conveniently located 12 km from the airport and only 13 km from Chania city, it offers the ideal combination of accessibility and tranquillity. Set right a few steps from clean and well maintained scenic beaches, the hotel is surrounded by an unspoilt natural area which protects it from the city's noise and crowds. The crystal sea in front of it, the excellent home-made traditional food, a very personal approach, as well as the comfortable apartments and studios will make your stay an unforgettable one. The hotel complex is ideal for everybody, including families with children, providing total peace and seclusion. It is also remote enough for a romantic getaway. Our place is located by Stavros beach that became famous and known across the world in 1964 when Anthony Quinn portrayed legendary Alexis Zorbas (known as Zorbas the Greek) in the film of the same name. The well known, iconic film sees Alexis Zorbas instructing the tradition Greek dance 'syrtaki' Visit Zorbas Beach Hotel and let yourself relax in a truly welcoming environment where you'll find history, beauty, meticulous care, serenity and genuine hospitality all around you. Accommodation The rooms are in perfect harmony with the environment and are designed in traditional Cretan style with spacious terraces, most of them overlooking the sea and Akrotiri's landscape. All of them are level with the ground with private entrance. They are situated right on the beachfront, just a few steps from sandy beaches. They are fully equipped to cater for every need, providing guests with the most relaxed atmosphere. All rooms with: Individual controlled air conditioning (upon request, extra charge, 7,5 euros per day, payable on spot) Kitchenette with cooking sets Microwave & fridge Bathroom with shower & hairdryer Television / satelline TV Bedside direct dial telephone Wireless internet connection Secure Safety Box Big verandas covered with ceramic tiles Clothes iron facilities Baby cot (on request basis) Daily cleaning service (change of liners & towels every 2 days) Facilities The hotel's privileged location right in front of the beach, in a calm and quiet area, gives visitors the opportunity to enjoy an earthly paradise and experience a unique hotel stay. All of the apartments and studios offer privacy and are just a few steps from a sandy beach, clean and safe for children. The organized beach is equipped with free sun-beds and umbrellas and it is perfect for water sports. There are also some other sandy and rocky beaches just a second stroll from the rooms, ideal for fishing and diving facilities. The deck area of the swimming pool gives the opportunity to spent fantastic evenings watching dusk fall over the Cretan Sea. Relax by the pool, dive in its cool waters or sip some refreshing drinks; enjoy some Cretan delights at our kitchen area and discover the beauties of the nearby hotel area, its idyllic beaches and traditional villages, taking advantage of the hotel's ideal location to organize expeditions. Amenities of the Beach Complex: Sea water swimming pool for adults and separate for children (1000 m2) Outdoor dining area at the pool with high quality Cretan cuisine Pool barstools, free pool umbrellas & sun beds, pool snack bar High speed wireless internet access in the entire hotel complex Free internet corner at the reception/lobby Free parking area Tennis court Children's outdoor playgrounds Outdoor chess board Laundry and dry cleaning service Organized sandy beach with free umbrellas and sun beds Airport/ Port transfer service Small library corner at the reception/lobby Colorful gardens with local flora Doctor (external collaborator) Taxi and car rental services Credit card accepted, fax & photocopies services Fishing, bicycling and jogging activities Location Hotel Zorbas Beach is built on the beach of Stavros, a short walking distance from the village of Stavros in the peninsula of Akrotiri in Chania. The Peninsula of Akrotiri, located north east of Chania, is known for its calming and relaxing way of life. It offers some of the most stunning and scenic beaches of all Chania. The most beautiful include Kalathas beach, Ag. Onoufris, Maherida beach, Tersanas beach, Marathi beach, Loutraki beach and of course our very own Stavros beach located just a few steps from the hotel. Located just 13km from the city centre of Chania and 12km from the International Airport of Chania, the hotel will pleasantly surprise you. For all of your everyday needs the village of Stavros offers access to supermarkets and taverns/restaurants. Just a short journey 6 km away you can find the village of Kounoupidiana which is host to a larger variety of shops and amenities including banks, post office and supermarkets in addition to other shops and outlets. The area is close to the historical and archaeological sites and in ideal location from which to explore Western Crete. The friendliness and Cretan hospitality of our hotel stuff can be very helpful for the arrangement of car rentals and excursions to worth visiting places. The impressive Monastery of Gouverneto also known as the Monastery of 'John the Hermit' stands close to Hotel Zorbas Beach and just a little further you can visit the Monastery of Catholicon which is beautifully built in the depths of a wild gorge and can be viewed by all. There is a regular bus service from the hotel to the centre of Chania and vice versa. Bus schedules vary in frequency depending on the season. |
예약 가능 여부 및 가격
예약 가능 여부와 가격을 보려면 날짜를 선택한 후 '날짜 업데이트'를 클릭하세요'호텔 시설 & 정책
- 에어컨
- 공항 픽업 및 드롭오프
- 바
- 자전거 대여
- 책 교환
- 조식 불포함
- 예약 가능한 아기침대
- 신용 카드가 허용됨
- 직통 전화
- 팩스 서비스
- 무료 시티 맵
- 무료 인터넷 액세스
- 무료 주차
- 무료 와이파이
- 헤어드라이기
- 청소
- 인터넷 액세스
- 세탁 설비
- 야외 수영장
- 야외 테라스
- 우편 서비스
- 독서등
- 레스토랑
- 안전 금고
- Shuttle Bus
- 수영장
- 세금 포함
- 차/커피 설비
취소 정책
이 숙소는 3일 취소 정책이 있습니다. 이 시간 내에 취소하지 않으면 체류 첫날 밤에 부과되는 숙박료와 똑같은 금액의 취소 수수료가 발생합니다.꼭 알아야 할 Hotel 정보
이 숙소는 특정한 이용 약관이 있습니다.Please note:
Cancellation policy: 72h
Late cancellation or noshow – one night charge
Payment upon arrival by cash and credit card
Check in from 13.00 to 23.30
Check out before 12.00
Breakfast is not included
Taxes are included
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The Akrotiri Peninsula, located north east of Chania, is known for its calming and relaxing way of life.
Hotel Zorbas at Stavros is easily reached via Chania Airport and the harbour at Souda Bay.
Daily ferry journeys to and from Piraeus harbour and additional flights from Athens international airport and other international airports means that you can be sure of reaching our place easily.

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Julie Schaul, dressed like the Statue of Liberty, holds up an income tax sign to passing motorists in front Liberty Income Tax preparation services in Santa Cruz, Calif., in this file photo.Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
A few years ago, Whitwell resident Jason Freeman brought home an $8,000 federal tax refund and promptly treated his wife to a vacation in Cancun, Mexico.
But this year, he's only planning to put new tires on his truck and pay some bills with the $1,400 refund he collected.
"It's not as good as last year's refund," he said with a wry grin.
The payroll tax changes that cut into most Americans' paychecks and an uncertain economy have created a sea of tentative consumers this tax season, according to the National Retail Federation.
The top three ways consumers plan to spend their tax refunds are to put the money in savings, to pay down debt and to pay everyday expenses, according to a National Retail Federation survey.
Only 10 percent of consumers will spend their refunds on vacations, and about 13 percent will use the extra cash to make a major purchase like a car or television.
Chattanooga resident Valencia Cameron said she'll use her $1,400 refund to pay bills, loans and a tithe to her church.
"I may splurge and buy something for myself, but I don't have any specific plans," she said. "You get $1,000 and think you're rich, until two hours later when you pay the bills."
The average American snagged a $2,803 refund on returns filed in 2012, according to the Internal Revenue Service, which was about $100 less than the average refund for returns filed in 2011.
Last year, the IRS dished out more than $309 billion in tax refunds to over 110 million taxpayers. And despite the slower spending this year, some area retailers still are seeing a boost in February sales.
"February is always a big time for used cars sales," said Jerry Durham, manager at Valley Auto Sales in LaFayette, Ga. "For a used car dealer, the month of February is like the month of December for a retailer at the mall."
He started buying cars in June to sell this month, and has about 300 cars stockpiled.
"It's all tax-refund driven," he said. "We were worried this year, since the IRS didn't start taking refunds until the end of January. Initially they said it'd be Feb. 20 before people started getting checks, but we actually started seeing returns around Feb. 5 or 6."
At Morgan Furniture and Rent-to-Own in Dayton, Tenn., Phyllis Payne said business is about 50 percent busier this month than normal.
"February and especially the last week or so has been quite busy," she said. "People are buying new living-room furniture, bedding and recliners. We are seeing the effects of the refund, thank goodness."
But Andy Smith, who owns River City Electronics, said the number of people spending their tax returns in his shop is way down.
"Normally by this time of year, especially on Friday and Saturday, I should have people coming in the door, and they're not," he said. "I was assuming the problem was that everyone has to file later. But now I'm beginning to think they're spending it somewhere else."
But he said the slower sales won't have a major impact on him, because he never counts on a boost during tax season.
"You can't depend on that," he said, "because you never know what people are going to do."
Shelly Bradbury joined the Times Free Press as a business reporter in January 2013, after starting with the paper as a general assignment intern in July 2012. She is from Houghton, New York, and graduated from Huntington University in Huntington, Indiana, with a bachelor's degree in journalism and minor in management. Before moving to Tennessee, Shelly previously interned with The Goshen News, The Sandusky Register and The Mint Hill Times. Outside the newsroom, Shelly enjoys ...


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She's sleeping, but she still knows you're fighting.Surprising, but sadly not-surprising: A recent study, soon to be published in the journal Psychological Science, has found that children are affected, most likely negatively, by their parents fighting, even when they're sleeping.
The kids are asleep! How can they know what's going on? That's why parents wait till after bedtime to fight!? But any parent whose baby has had a restless night, woken up crying or otherwise seemed to be responding to parental strife, even while sound asleep, may have suspected that the child is picking up on something. And those suspicions turn out to have grounds. Study author Alice Graham, a doctoral student at the University of Oregon, told Yahoo! Shine that "there is already some evidence to suggest that both infants and adults process auditory stimuli during sleep, and this is more."
Related: Should you argue in front of your kids?
The study, "What Sleeping Babies Hear" is a follow-up to the well-documented fact that traumatic childhood events have permanent, far-reaching effects on children's brain functions, leaving them hypersensitive to negative emotions and more likely to develop mood disorders like depression and anxiety, have personality disorders or abuse alcohol and drugs. Most of the existing science, however, focuses on older children and serious trauma.
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Graham's study investigated the effects of the much more common "moderate stressor," known to scientists as "non-physical interparental conflict" and to the rest of us as "parents who are at each other's throats all the time."
The study brought babies from 6 to 12 months old into the lab at bedtime and, using fMRI technology, recorded their brain functioning. The infants were from families with differing levels of conflict, from mild to chronic. Researchers wanted to see if the babies from conflict-ridden families would respond differently to angry speech than children from families where there was less conflict.
To determine this, a man read nonsense statements in various tones--calm, neutral, angry, etc.--while the sleeping babies' brain function was recorded by fMRI. The authors found that "higher levels of interparental conflict were associated with greater activation to very angry tone of voice in the rostral ACC and subcortical structures including the hypothalamus." That means that if your child lives in a home where there's lots of fighting, it's affecting their brain development.
(The reason the research was done on sleeping babies is because a person needs to lie still during an fMRI procedure, and the only time small infants are guaranteed to be still is when they're asleep.)
What does "greater activation" mean? "Honestly, we don't particularly know what that means in terms of long-term health problems for infants," Graham told Yahoo! Shine. "This is a first step that requires further study. However, she points out that those same brain regions that are displaying enhanced activity in infants from conflict-ridden homes have been extensively studied in human adults and other animals, with finding that indicate "that these are brain regions that play a role in how people process emotions and stress," Graham says. "These regions may also be especially vulnerable early in life."
A report from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University corroborates, "A growing body of scientific evidence shows that early influences-whether positive or negative-are critical to the development of children's brains and their lifelong health."
Parents who fight late at night--or chronically anytime, really--are now forewarned.
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To quote Keith Jackson, "Whoa Nelllie". The biggest jerk ever, I agree. The greatest player ever, I don't think so. As you can tell, I don't like him. Haven't since day one. He was a hell of a ballplayer and put up the numbers. I just don't consider him the greatest ever. Most of the pundits say Ruth was the greatest ever. Personally, I think Willie was the best I saw. I also liked Mantle & Clemente. Roberto might have been in the discussion if his life hadn't ended so tragically.
Bonds on steroids was unquestionably the best player ever, by a massive margin. Nobody had ever been nearly as dangerous a hitter as he was, not even close. I mean that guy was a fucking destroyer. Without roids he still makes the hall.
I would agree with that, I think he has to be in the hall of fame. It wasn't just players that benefitted from steroids, teams, owners, Selig, and MLB itself benefitted. And if tons of players were using, that's all tje more reason to put Bonds in.
No they should keep Bonds etal out for the same reason Pete Rose is excluded, they committed one of baseball's deadly sins. The writers didn't vote in Biggio, Piazza and others so the writers themselves could be the story.
You're right. Can't stand him personally, but there's no denying what he did on the field. He usually only saw one hittable pitch per at bat and when he got it, he got it.
Correct. Every pitch to bonds was terrible he was walked or almost walked every at bat and on the very rare occasion he got a pitch he massacred it. If he were pitched to like an ordinary player he would hit a home run like once or twice a game.
Emphatically agree that Biggio & Piazza should have been first-ballot-ers. Biggio was one of the toughest and most consistent players that I've ever watched. The fact that he was never the "super star" is what made him great. He quietly went about his business, was the ultimate teammate, and never peaked too high at any point. Dude was just insanely consistent, and to me is the embodiment of what a baseball player should be. Piazza should be in for the reasons that martin listed. Most catchers make it to the majors strictly on defensive ability, but Piazza was an anomaly with his great hitting. I think Barry Bonds would have been a better player without steroids. His speed, agility, and overall athleticism took a serious hit when he became a juice-monster. What made Barry great was his combination of power & speed. His power numbers were always consistent before he juiced, and had he not juiced, he would have had greater longevity and he may have still broken the HR record. And who knows how many more bases he would have stolen. But by the time he was putting every other pitch into SF bay, he could barely field a flyball. That said, he's a colossal douche and I'm glad he'll never get in.


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I have a WWII bring back sitting on my bench. The bolt is in pieces and stuck in the gun. The stock does not appear to have ever been removed nor does the butt pad. Do I take it apart? The answer (for me Atleast) is NO. Why? They were occasionally boobie trapped. I will have the gun X-rayed first. I was talking to an old timer about it and he told me about his friend who got one in and had not been warned. He removed the butt pad and heard a click. He began to move his hand towards the opening in the stock to explore what the noise was and BOOM! He lost three fingers on his right hand and a piece of wood shot clean through his left hand. He was lucky to survive but his gunsmithing career was over. I like my fingers where they are and post this warning because I assume you do also.
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I want some pics!! Ive never heard of that, let alone ever seen one! I would think somebody wouda checked that out before bringing it home...
LOL WOW this old myth rearing it's head yet again. Man this one is an oldie.
Yeah its a myth. You keep thinking that. I'll keep my fingers.
Huh. I can honestly say I have never heard this one, myth or not. Seems feasible, but one would have to assume that the Japanese would have the forethought to consider their rifles to be battlefield pick ups. Which means they would have had to conclude their troops were dead (or captured). Which means they would have had to conclude they were at least losing ground. If they did that, that is some sneaky tactics right there. There was no talk about that sh*t in Art of War.
If you hear a click, I suggest you run like hell.
MM... I thought I'd heard em all but this is NEW one for me. Exactly how or why would a soldier booby trap his own rifle. Particularly the Japanese who were arguably the most tennasious fighters we ever faced. These guys would launch a bayonet charge into a line of flame thrower equipped tanks before they would surrender! Now...if the story were captured French rifles blowing off German fingers...I'd buy that, hell, the French Manual of Arms only has 1 command. WE SURRENDER! Tack
It was new to me too. This story was verified by two people who know the guy and they live on different sides of the country. It is true. If they hadn't verified it separately, the gun wouldn't be sitting in a rack waiting to be x-rayed. No bs.


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- 02-25-2013, 09:42 PM Thread Author #1
Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
First off, I know where to go to find instruction on rooting, so I don't have any questions regarding that.
My main question, is should I? I would love to go the route of CM10, but I know there are a few other really good ones out there. I love my S3, and it is awesome. It's fast, Apps RARELY crash (when they do, the devs are quick to respond), great signal for both voice and data... but... What do all men with power want?... More POWER! I rooted my DX back in the day and it was awesome, however, the DX couldn't quite keep up with a lot of the stuff you can do with a rooted device.
My main question for asking if I should, is because I think there might be another update coming to the Verizon S3 here in the next month or so, so I want to make sure I am not going to mess anything up by rooting. If I remember correctly, I dont have to unroot to get the updates, and furthermore, correct me if Im wrong, I wont even need the updates because I will be using the ROMs updates, am I correct?
Anyway, some insight would be awesome. Should I root? Should I not? Mainly I'd like to overclock and load a custom ROM. I will play with all the other features over time, but those are my main two reasons for wanting to Root.
Thanks for reading and I look forward to your responses! - 02-25-2013, 09:52 PM #2
Re: Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
Root. Hell yes
And yes with ROMs you won't get OTA updates or need them either. Like you said...its a guy thing. I rooted my RAZR maxx recently and this Nexus is next! WiFi tether is reason enough.
And with unlimited data.... Nuff said!!
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Android Central Forums - 02-25-2013, 09:58 PM Thread Author #3
Re: Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
2nd vote for hell yes! Rooted my s3 and haven't looked back
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central Forums - 02-25-2013, 10:35 PM Thread Author #5
Re: Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
Awesome. What ROMs are you guys using? I really want to go with CM10, just because that is the one i know the most about, but I know there are a few other good ones out there. Mainly I want CM10 because of the support it receives.
Live Free or Die. - 02-25-2013, 10:37 PM #6
Re: Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
I personally haven't done any ROMs. I like motoblur so I don't mess with it. I am going to put a ROM on my old droid x just for the hell of it, but I just have root to freeze bloatware and for tether.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Android Central Forums - 02-25-2013, 10:41 PM Thread Author #7
Re: Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
I've got 2 roms that I go with. If I want to use a touchwiz ROM, I use Darth stalker. If I want pure stock android, I use slimrom. Both are awesome roms, just depends on if you like tw or stock android.
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central Forums - 02-26-2013, 12:12 AM Thread Author #9
Re: Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
Touchwiz is Samsung's ui that they have on all of their android phones just like HTC has Sense and Motorola had motoblur. Stock android is the purest form of android, no manufacturer ui. The best example of stock android is the galaxy nexus. Cyanogenmod is also stock android or aosp (android open source project) as most people call it
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central Forums - 02-26-2013, 08:03 AM #11
Re: Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
"Stock Android" or "AOSP" (Android Open Source Project) or "Plain Jane" or "Vanilla" are terms that are often thrown around to describe un-skinned Android which resembles the OS of Nexus devices. It does not have any OEM UI added, such as Samsung's TouchWiz or HTC's Sense or etc... CyanogenMod (i.e. CM10) fits into this category, and is probably the most widely distributed AOSP-based custom firmware, as it runs on many devices and has a large development community. AOSP ROMs are generally leaner and meaner than the OEM OS version, since they don't have a lot of the manufacturer added features and/or bloatware (whether something is a feature or bloatware is often in the eye of the user).
AOKP ("Android Open Kang Project", a play on AOSP), is another example of a widely-distributed AOSP ROM that you'll see in dev forums. I mention this so you don't confuse AOKP (a project ROM based off of AOSP) with stock Android (that which is found on Nexus devices) itself.
Touchwiz ROMs are based off of the "official" Samsung OS for the S3. They generally include all the added Samsung features, such as S-Voice, S-Memo, S-Beam, Samsung's camera, etc, as well as the custome themed homescreen and app drawer.
There are obvious advantages and disadvantages to both, and usually what you choose to install should be based on personal preference. I generally suggest to those new to the ROM world to go with a Touchwiz based ROM at first, because they often have less bugs (because they are usually built directly from the device's "official" OS release), and have most of the default features of the device pre-loaded with the ROM, so the experience will be more similar to that which you are used to. Once you've got a handle on making backups, installing ROMs, and the post-ROM install setup procedures, then it's a lot easier to try out AOSP ROMs and the like... - 02-26-2013, 09:02 AM #12
Re: Gonna root my SCH-I535! Just a couple questions.
Another vote for hell yes.
My only question for you at this point is why you want to overclock. If it is UI performance that you seek, you may be quite content with a good custom ROM that is free of bloatware and bugs. I also find that AOSP ROMs are faster than Touchwiz, but that's just an opinion.
If you are already familiar with CM, then give that a go or try CarbonROM. I was a huge fan of CM on my previous device and thought that was it, but there are so many great options for this awesome device. Try a few and go with the one you like; you can always try something else out whenever you like.
I highly recommend that if you do root, be sure to install a custom recovery and run a backup. Running rooted and playing with root apps and tweaks with no fallback is just asking for trouble.If you are inclined to spend a lot of money and want a pretty trophy with which to pass the next few years of your life that talks to you in a condescending voice, can't navigate to save its life, expects full control over all you do, demands $13 for a $3 purchase, allegedly has a single recessed button, needs an expensive computer and a credit card to do anything, hates your music and has purses designed just for it...New to LG's premium Android phone? Check out the Optimus S Welcome Guide.
Get married to someone you hate... or get an iPhone.
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