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Sleepy Hollow dropped a mother of reveal in its season finale: Henry Parrish (John Noble) is not only War of the Four Horsemen, but he's also the son of Katrina (Katia Winter) and Ichabod (Tom Mison).
But the War reveal wasn't the only shocking moment in the finale. Abbie (Nicole Beharie) was left in purgatory, Ichabod was buried alive, Katrina was taken by Headless, who caused Jenny (Lyndie Greenwood) to get in a horrific car accident, and Irving (Orlando Jones) took the fall for his daughter killing the priest. Suffice it to say, no one is in position to take on War. What's in store for Season 2? Is Jenny really dead? TVGuide.com caught up with executive producer Roberto Orci to get the scoop:
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As Founder and President of the Golden Rule Society, Realty Pilot's Chairman of the Board Len Kaine has been nominated by Congressman Scott Peters, (D-CA-52nd District). This is the second time Len Kaine been nominated for this prestigious award.
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Realty Pilot, a 7-year-old company that develops enterprise software and data analytics to manage assets in the Real Estate Industry, is announcing that the companys Chairman of the Board, Leonard Paul Kaine, the President and Founder of the Golden Rule Society, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Congressman Scott Peters, (D-CA 52nd District). This is Chairman Kaines second nomination, having also been nominated in 2003. Mr. Kaine is a decorated US Navy Captain and retired Fighter Pilot who has devoted much of his post-military career to serving his fellow man through his philanthropic organization, The Golden Rule Society.
According to Congressman Peters nomination letter, "Mr. Kaine has selflessly dedicated his time and his efforts as a non-paid volunteer for more than forty-two years in the pursuit of two primary life goals: world peace and improving the lives and the opportunities of the people the world over."
"We are immensely proud of our Chairman!" states Christian Broadwell, the CEO of Realty Pilot. "He is a true and selfless leader who clearly demonstrates his desire to serve others throughout the world and to pass on a simple philosophy of treating people with dignity and respect." Mr. Broadwell likes to point out these simple facts about the companys Chairman of the Board:
1. East Coast Navy Top Gun and then All Navy Top Gun in 1959
2. Awarded two Distinguished Flying Crosses and seven Air Medals for more than 100 combat missions over North Vietnam (1966-1967).
3. Founder and President; the Golden Rule Society Charity since January 1972.
4. Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize (first in 2003 and now once again in 2014).
5. Received the 2006 "US President's Lifetime Achievement Award for volunteer service. Senator John McCain pinned on the Award
6. Was named the 2010 Veteran of the Year for the Golden Rule Society by the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
7. The Golden Rule Society was selected as the national charity of choice for the support they provide to our Troops, Veterans and their families.
8. Hes CEO of the San Diego Band of Brothers helping Veterans nationwide.
John Murray, Realty Pilots President and CTO added, "When Len agreed to serve as our companys Chairman of the Board, we knew that we had someone serving as our leader that all present and future employees, vendor partners, and customers could admire and respect." He added, "As you read the nomination, you can see that Len Kaine truly answers to a higher authority and is a driving force for positive change in our world." To view a copy of the full nomination letter, please click on this link. While nominations occur in February, the Nobel Laureates are not selected until October and are presented their awards at the formal ceremony in December. If you would like to show support and appreciation for Len Kaine, please like Realty Pilot's Facebook page and add your comments to the post with this announcement.
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Realty Pilot, LLC is a cloud-based SAAS provider with core technology centered on increasing efficiency and eliminating redundant data entry through automation. Realty Pilot solutions are easy to use, Department of Real Estate compliant and are SOC I Type II certified for security, safety, reliability, integrity and scalability by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA). Current solutions include a free online offer management called Offer Runway and a comprehensive back office management solution called Concourse 360, an enterprise software offering robust features built into one centralized location. A user can manage listings and sales, offers, complete and track tasks, Broker Price Opinions (BPOs), bids, work orders and expenses as well as utilize a fully functioning Customer Relationship Manager (CRM), messaging system, mobile application and perform open to close transaction management with complete offer management integration all from a single solution. The automated BPO solution includes nationwide MLS data integration and submission to all major platforms and asset companies with a browser plug-in allows which allows for 1-click submission. The new acquisition feature allows brokers to solicit inventory to large hedge funds and investors based on established buyer criteria. Live chat support is available 24/7 for all users.
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Command (Mac) or Control (Windows) and right-clicking on a region brings up a slightly different contextual menu. The reason for this is so that you don't loose your selection when accessing this version of the contextual menu.
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Rename – This brings up the Rename Region dialog box so you can rename the region. Why isn't this one also in the normal right-click contextual menu?
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Make your Selection first and then Command (Mac) or Control (Windows) and right-click on the 'Vocal' region, then choose the appropriate selection from the set of three options. This shows Move Region Start To Selection Start….
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The Scarlet Foundation Inc., organizer of Scarlet's 37th Annual Bake Sale and Auction, is using this year's event to honor Cornelius ''Neil'' R. Alexander Jr., who served as chief hearing examiner of the D.C. Commission on Human Rights, and who died Nov. 19.
''Neil was part of the [bake sale] committee, and he was on the [Scarlet Foundation] board, so [we are honoring him] to have him still be a part of it, because he's still with us in memory,'' said Patrick Grady, a fellow board member who has taken on some of Alexander's previous duties.
The bake sale, scheduled for this Saturday, Feb. 9, at the DC Eagle, is free and open to the public.
Grady says five judges will pick four winners from the entries, due between noon and 3 p.m., which can include cakes and other items, before they are auctioned off at 4 p.m. The Scarlet Foundation Award will be given in four different categories: Best Commercial Entry, Best Club Entry, Best Individual Entry and Most Creative Entry.
Proceeds from this year's event will benefit Food & Friends and Pets-DC.
''We know the money is going to help with a freezer that they need,'' Grady says of Food & Friends. ''That's a good thing to let people realize that the money we're making will go to two organizations that will use the money wisely.''
In 2007, the bake sale raised $20,154.
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I attended the text book giveaway in Los Alamos last week. ĀI picked up some duplicates of several books. ĀPlease email me email@example.com Āif you would like to have any of the following books. I will give the book requested to the first person to email their request. Ā
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Highly qualified and trained tutors assist students with mastering their course content, sharpening their testing and writing skills, and maximizing their potential for academic achievement. When combined with regular attendance of classes and recitations, visits to professors' office hours, use of departmental "Help Rooms," and formation of peer study groups, tutoring serves as a proactive step for students to ensure academic success.
Tutors are generally undergraduate students, with a few being graduate students. Tutors typically advise in small groups, ranging from 3-5 students, which meet for up to two hours per week in public spaces on campus. These tutoring groups are formed on a first-come, first serve basis with available tutors. Tutoring is a semester-long commitment which ends on the last day of classes. There is no tutoring after the last day of classes. It is strongly recommended that a student that is assigned a tutor attend an Academic Skill-Building Workshop (offered through ASP): topics include study skills, time management, and note taking. Students who anticipate needing a tutor are encouraged to request one as early as possible.
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Alumni and Friends Cubs Outing – A Hit for SXU!
Our annual Chicago Cubs outing on May 1 was a hit, as 90 alumni and friends gathered to root, root, root for the Cubbies or perhaps one of our very own, SXU alumnus, Luke Gregerson '06 pitcher for the San Diego Padres. Either way the evening was a success with a Cubs win 6-2 and with Saint Xavier University well represented both on and off the field!
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New hard maple doors with stained glass windows were installed recently in the St. Rose of Lima Church in Forestville. Carl and Connie Cain put the finishing touches on the doors. The project included work by parishioners Perry Lee and Chuck Hinckley, who rubbed down and stained the doors. The Rev. Gerald Sheehan, Georgie Hinckley, Walter Waligora and Helen and Perry Lee served on the committee to design and match the new stained glass to the originals installed in the parish 82 years ago.
Thirty years ago - 1982
Seventy-five friends and former students of the Rev. James P. Robinson, SSE attended a reception at the Shorewood Country Club honoring the visiting pastor and his 25th jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood. Father Robinson taught at the former Cardinal Mindszenty High School from 1958 to 1964. The reception was planned by Doris Thompson and Mary Reading.
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The 20th Olympic Games were temporarily suspended today after an Arab vengeance squad shot its way into the Israeli quarters of the Olympic Village in Munich, killed two Israeli men and seized nine Israeli hostages.
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The scenic route will now avoid Haigh Hall all together but will still have a cafe stop at the Orchid Room. There will still be the climbs as we get to the rest stop as well as downhill's to take us back to the start point. This is a social ride and we will have plenty of rest stops and ALWAYS cycle to the slowest rider so don't be put off from joining in.
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Myanmar 2013
I have long believed that the best moments in travel are those that are unscripted, the chance encounters or sudden disruptions that send you on an unexpected course and allow for the most memorable discoveries. On our recent trip to Burma, or Myanmar, that is exactly what occurred. Myanmar has the lure of the forbidden; the country was cut-off and off-limits for decades. The generals running Myanmar didn't want foreign influences to come in or reports of their human rights abuses getting out. And to protest their appalling human rights record, for years many humanitarians called for a tourist boycott. Now, the country is open. Obama has visited. Boycotts have been lifted, and everyone wants to rush in to see the land that Kipling immortalized in poetry before it becomes too Westernized.
Read about Indagare's Insider Trip to Myanmar in November 2013
Travelers are right to want to go, but not if they are the kind who wants to stay in fancy hotels and check off major sights like clockwork. The infrastructure remains primitive with more than three quarters of the city of Yangon commonly without power. The tour buses are the best available but look like they may have been retired from service in Las Vegas fifteen years ago. Credit cards are accepted almost nowhere. The first ATMs are just arriving; we went to an office building where the money exchangers were set up between curio shops and the exchange rates were different for brand new and worn bills. However, adventurous souls who can handle changes in plans, are open to discovery and appreciate the magic of foreign encounters will find themselves enchanted just as Kipling was.
Because if I had to choose one word to describe Myanmar it would be subtle. Its people are deeply spiritual; 89% are Buddhists. Its landscapes are more poetic than dramatic. Its beauty unfolds gently and serenely. You have to slow down and pay attention to let it reveal itself. Those who are rushing and want something orchestrated or served up on command will probably be disappointed. On our first day in Yangon we went to the legendary Shwegadon Pagoda, where a massive gold stupa rising more than 330 feet into the sky sits at the center of dozens of smaller temples. Some were painted with murals with stories of Buddha; others adorned with mirrors and tiles and others filled with gold Buddhas, even pulsing electrical neon Buddhas. Young and old came to pour water over the Buddhas at stations for each day of the week or to make gold leaf offerings to Buddha or to pray, or even take strolls with their lovers or children. We were among the only Westerners in the vast complex and around us Burmese daily moments—from a momentous one (a Christening) to pedestrian ones (students goofing off) and everything in between—played out. This was one of the highlights of Yangon. Catching glimpses of the crumbling grand colonial buildings, which may or may not be preserved as foreign investment pours into the city; staying at the charming, old world Governor's Residence and meeting a prominent Burmese artist and dining in his art gallery were others.
From Yangon we flew up to Bagan, the land of a thousand temples, but its fields are really strewn with many thousands of temples. Bagan, like Luxor or Angkor Wat, cannot be comprehended until you see it in person. In every direction rise the spires of stupas in varying degrees of decay, like ancient prayers laid in brick and left over for centuries. Some of our group chose to float over the temple fields in hot air balloons (my fourth and favorite balloon experience) and others rode around them on bicycles. When we all visited a local school to distribute notebooks and pencils, the polite, all-in-a-row children dissolved into giggles and goofy poses when we snapped pictures of them with our iphones and digital cameras and showed them the images. We shared no common language but technology bridged the gap and our smiles and eyes communicated more than words. We left awed and silenced by the exchange.
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We had booked our berths on the Orient Express Road to Mandalay boat months in advance—as one must being that Burma has suddenly become a must-visit destination but still has very limited space for tourists. (Once you are there that is a blessing because you see very few other travelers; there simply aren't enough beds for many.) We were to sail from Bagan to Mandalay but we learned on arriving was that the Irawaddy River was too low (not because of lack of rain but the government had diverted water) for the boat to travel that far north. Instead we had to dock in a small riverside town where we could take buses into Mandalay. That day of exploring was long because of extra hours on rugged roads, however, it was more than made up for by the bonus of being rare visitors to the town of our anchorage. There families invited us into their houses. We rode on bicycle rickshaws into various neighborhoods and wandered in the daily market. When a sleepy toddler pointed at me and said, "Ma Ma." All of the women in the surrounding stalls laughed with me as clearly it was his only word even for woman who looked so foreign.
One night on our cruise on the Irawaddy, there was a surprise on deck after dinner. We assumed fireworks would light up the tropical night sky, but instead in the distance we noticed pinpricks of light. Slowly their number grew and they drifted toward us until finally we were surrounded by hundreds of floating candles. There was no music, no explosion, no whirr and boom or sparkle. Were we moving toward the flames or they toward us? It was hard to tell and like so much of the trip, the experience was subtle, personal and enlarging, which is exactly why one should go to Myanmar. Not to check it off a list or be among the first to go but to see it unfold and be returned to wonder and simplicity.
We will have another Indagare Insider Trip to Myanmar this coming October. For details contact, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Trip to Myanmar 2012
Myanmar 2012 is an outrageous shape shifter.
Before I left on my trip there in March, I had read extensively about this southeast Asian country, not least because its appalling history of military dictatorship demands due diligence from travelers. But owing to how fast things have been changing, nothing I read had actually prepared me. Most everything I experienced—from the relentless street scene in Yangon to the serene temples of Bagan —was more complex, vibrant and profound than I imagined. It was the type of journey where your brain is on all the time, because everything you see invites further questions. If things continue to change as fast as they have been, it will be different to visit even six months from now, let alone years when—predictably, hopefully—the longtime U.S. and European-imposed sanctions will have been lifted, and investors will have discovered this culturally rich place.
Since the contested elections in 2010, Myanmar has been steadily moving towards democratic change. What began as a whisper of transformation has grown louder, as timid but extraordinarily hopeful signs point toward a lasting shift. The release of longtime opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, known as the Lady, from house arrest in 2010 was a marker, as was the state visit by Hillary Clinton in November 2011, the first by a U.S. official in over fifty years. Just one year ago locals were not able to access online blogs, could not exchange U.S. dollars and could get arrested for distributing pictures of the Lady or her party, the National League for Democracy (NLD). On my recent trip to Myanmar, I met residents who have Facebook pages; I was able to pay with U.S. dollars even at some smaller markets (though the local currency is, naturally, preferred); and I visited the NLD's headquarter in Bagan, reopened in January, where I purchased T-shirts and cards bearing the Lady's portrait. There was an overwhelming sense of history being made right now.
For me, Myanmar was the trip of a lifetime. There were big experiences, like seeing Aung San Suu Kyi at the Yangon airport, visiting the massive golden Shwedagon Pagoda and drifting in a hot air balloon across Bagan's temple-strewn fields. But it's the small moments that got under my skin and that stay with me still: the smiles exchanged with locals at a rural market; the visit to a monastic orphanage run by an engaged, beautiful, 35-year-old monk; discovering floor-to-ceiling murals in a hushed, dark temple, whose caretaker encouraged me to illuminate them with a flashlight he provided.
One of my extraordinary guides told me about the Buddhist belief that the more lost you are, the more alms you get. This was certainly true of my trip. I lost myself in Myanmar—and am richer for it today.
To catch a destination in midst of change. Virtually overnight, Myanmar is on the top of everyone's travel lists, but due to the fact that the hotel scene remains modest, it's also a place that cannot accommodate huge amounts of tourists—yet. (This is sure to change: at the Yangon airport, a driver was holding up a sign for "Mr. Zecha," and surely the city's gorgeous, crumbling Colonial buildings are of great interest to the Aman's founder.) It's not so undiscovered that you will have major sites to yourself, but in Bagan a "busy" temple means five tour buses and in Yangon, you can walk into any top restaurant and get a table. The trickiest thing is actually booking such coveted hotels as Governor's Residence and Road to Mandalay, the Orient-Express' wonderful boat that cruises along the Irrawaddy. Contact our Bookings Team for help planning a trip.
Curious travelers who are eager to experience the treasures of historic Burma and to understand the complexities of modern-day Myanmar. Visiting the important religious sites (temples, pagodas, reclining Buddhas) may bear some similarities to those found in Thailand, Cambodia or Malaysia. But it's the country's present-day story and the current changes that make it so unique. In an Op-Ed piece for the International Herald Tribune, a friend of mine described Myanmar as both "beautiful and tragic." (Read the article here) Hopefully in the coming years, the tragic will fade into the historic while the beautiful will be developed thoughtfully and carefully—and both of these depend greatly on tourists who "get it." Travelers who don't do well with last-minute itinerary changes, non-connectivity and those who don't have a sense for adventure should probably pass on Myanmar for now.
Here are some quotes from my conversations with locals that helped me understand the nuances of Myanmar.
- "We were never North Korea." While the U.S. and European sanctions have resulted in the absence of many familiar brands, Myanmar still deals with China and India, so it's much more commercial than I had expected. Yangon is plastered in billboards, some with large video screen; there are stores for cell phones and televisions; and locals with the means to have TV have no problem getting CNN, BBC and even HBO.
- "When it works, it's fantastic but you have to expect the unexpected." Myanmar is still the type of place where flight schedules change on a dime, electricity can go out as often as once a day and Internet connectivity can be sketchy (that said, some of the main temples in Bagan had WiFi, leading to many connection-desperate travelers to come early to get their Internet fix.)
- "Many don't realize that what's happening right now is the hard work of a handful of men." Optimism that lasting change is here prevails, but there are also residents who voice apprehension that it's all too good to be true (and happening too fast). President U Thein Sein is working hard on pulling the country into a road towards democracy, but some of the old regime shadow in the background. Travelers have a responsibility to read up on Myanmar's recent history and tread carefully when addressing issues of political change with locals (another revealing quote was one person telling us: "I am 80-90 percent comfortable speaking about politics.")
- "We want to say that we are the same as girls around the world, with the same goals, passions and strength. We love our traditions and we love yours, too." The five members of the cheekily named Me N Ma Girls, Myanmar's first girl band, have iPhones and trendy hair cuts and chat about boys, soccer and MTV, as if they grew up in the States. Their dream is to perform at the Grammy's, though for now they are building a name for themselves in Myanmar (original songs are unheard of in a place where the newest Madonna and Brittney simply get covered by local bands). A lengthy piece in the New York Times (read it here) captured how the girls are "pushing the limits of artistic acceptability in this socially conservative country."
- Yangon: Governor's Residence
- Yangon: Helping Hands Loft
- Yangon: River Art Gallery
- Bagan: Biking in Old Bagan
- Bagan: Ananda & Shwedasaw Paya
- Bagan: Balloons Over Bagan
Read a New York Times Op-Ed piece from March 30, 2012 about change in Myanmar.
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Michel Therrien will use his final game of the pre-season to prepare his veterans for opening night. Among the veterans in the lineup that Therrien will ice on Thursday, there will be two rookies that will get another opportunity to prove themselves; one being Michael Bournival, who has been the most impressive young forward at camp this year. The 21-year-old centerman was acquired from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for Ryan O'Byrne back in 2011. So far he has shown he isn't too far away from being ready to play in the NHL.
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I use a 2010 4/128 every day. No major issues. It's a little slow coming out of sleep sometimes, but for what I use it for it's perfectly fine.
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1.86 core 2 duo.
That is also some of the problem, go up to an i5 and you take a hit on battery. As long as it does what I want it to do battery is the most important thing for me. I use ableton live 8 and it works perfectly, I use Serato Itch with an Allen & Heath X: One controller and again never had a single issue. I have DJ'd for 3 hours on the battery when I forgot my ac adapter, and still had loads of battery left. After 18 months or so of owning this I still get 5-8 hours from this thing. I see people with 2012 models moaning that they are only getting 3-4 hours. I went from a 15" Pro with the core duo and this felt far faster, 18 months later I am not doing anything different with it so there is no reason for me to feel it is lacking in any area. If I upgrade to ableton 9 and then it feels sluggish or I get issues then maybe I will upgrade, but it would be fine. If I used an i7 for a few weeks and then came back I might just find it slower, but doubt it. I can get a 2012 13" with 128gig HD new for £845 as my daughter is at Uni, so £345 to swap should be a no brainer, but even still I am not sure it is worth it. I was waiting for the Retina 13", but with 256gb it is £1699 and that is just not worth it. So to sum up, this does every thing I want and well, I may get £500 for it, but it is worth far more to me than £500. Last edited by gizze; Nov 7, 2012 at 12:58 PM. |
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I have a 2010 2GB/64GB 1.4 11" base model and, much to my surprise, find that it is still perfectly snappy with ML. I wouldn't want to use it as my only Mac (the 64GB SSD is the biggest limitation) but for travel/portable use (mainly web and email) it is absolutely fine.
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I love my MBA 2010 and think it's silly to ask this question of whether it's still useful today. It just came out two years ago! But I will admit, I'm going to sell mine, and get the new 2012 11" 8/256, as personally, I want this machine to last me five years. The way technology advances these days, I am going to prepare myself...
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My sister's 2010 Air does choke with ML but that's because it only has 2GB RAM.
I'm looking forward to sell hers (I did have a buyer in July but whe wouldn't sell it) and give her my 2011 just because of the RAM, apart from which it runs fine. She's still using Safari which we all know is a memory hog (I also run Safari but with 4 GB is OK). Cheers
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I bought a 2012 MacBook Air.
When I was considering a new or 2nd hand, I refused to consider a 2010 model which had the Core 2 Duo's. You can see from these benchmarks that the 2011 MBA's marked a huge jump in performance. http://www.everymac.com/mac-benchmar...enchmarks.html I previously had the 2nd generation MBA, and am loving the speed of the 2012 models. The 2011 models weren't far behind. For my situation, I chose the 2012 models for the 8GB RAM capacity since I use a lot of VMWare running Windows for work, and 8GB was better for that purpose, but if I was running just Mac software without Windows, I'd be happy with a 2nd hand 2011 model. Have you checked the refurbished prices on the Apple UK site to see if any 2011 models fit your budget? |
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I did a search for just a black status bar for a stock FRG22D w/ root. I saw the HTC sense theme, and its great, but some of it doesn't work on my phone. Can anyone direct me to something like this?
I can make a MetaMorph file that will implement these changes for you, are you interested in just the Notification Bar, or the notification bar and all of the other parts within the notification panel ?
Which other parts in the notification panel?
When you pull down the notification panel there are several other .png's that make up the panel, you can make them all black, or keep them stock white and just have the notification bar black
Yeah, that would be great if you could.
I really liked how the Sense Theme looked, located here:
but it doesn't work properly for me (time is still displayed black, as is "Verizon Wireless").
Thank you!
I didn't think of that, it would still be a problem...there are a few ROM's that let you change the color of the clock, ongoing notification and banner text from right within the settings
Then a black notification bar/panel would work great
Don't you have to be deodexed in order to make some of the changes necessary for having a black status bar? (i.e. clock color, etc.)
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I can make that bar for you with the color coding. PM me if you need me to.
Yeah, you need to deodex your phone.
I used these directions, and it was easy:
[HOW-TO] Manually deodex your phone. - Android Forums
Just make sure you've got the android sdk, Java, the Motorola drivers for your system, and xUltimate v2.2. I was even able to do this from a Win 7 virtual machine running in VMWare fusion (on a Mac), so it's more than doable.
These are directions for Droid X, so some of the steps should differ (although, the commands in the other thread will work fine because of the way mount works).
First, I couldn't find guava.odex, so you probably won't have it either. You can use option 5 to download and deodex all in one step (I think that's the option number--I'm writing this from memory).
Second, the commands for the Droid should be:
When remounting, you don't need to specify the file system, because only the mount flags are changed from ro to rw or vice versa, no actual unmounting and remounting is done.Code:adb shell
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/
cp /sdcard/done_frame/* /system/framework/
rm /system/app/*.odex
rm /system/framework/*.odex
mount -o ro,remount /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
But of course, before you do any of this, BACKUP. Good luck.
Thank you to everyone!
Pir8Bob: Thanks for the link! That will really help. Question: You mentioned option 5 to deodex in one step, I don't know if Im missing something but I don't see where or how. Should I just follow that tutorial to the T?
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To find better than semi-annual sale prices you have to wait for seasonal closeouts, which are unannounced and hard to find, in my size especially. (then you have to wait to wear the clothes you bought since they were purchased out of season...)
I really like brooks brothers extra slim fit shirts (except for the box/center rear pleat, but I can live with it), but can't afford more than $40/shirt. I have sometimes found extra slim fit shirts (not no-iron) on their sale page throughout the year for $40+tax+shipping (rare to get free shipping from BB), however those shirts are normally not standard light blue / white. You get various stripe and check patterns, which are fine for my line of work. Once only I was able to find sale price, $40 white exra-slim fit not during a big sale, but it had a less popular type of collar. Note: the extra slim fits are quite slim, not for someone with much a belly at all. Slim fit is actually not what I'd call slim, so most sorta not in shape people would be fine with them.. It's pretty rare to be able to beat $40/fitted shirt from BB, since they offer coupons so rarely. Sometimes their sized (S/M/L) shirts go a little lower, like $30-$35 each, but I find those fit quite poorly. The sleeves are too short/long, and the collar is too tight/loose, resulting in not looking as sharp as if I were wearing a cheaper fitted (by sleeve/collar meas.) lands end shirt. For basic color work-shirts with no iron finish, I have recently been able to get tailored fit land's end oxford shirts (100% cotton) for ~$13 in staple colors with coupons. Yes the quality is a bit lower, but the price is substantially lower (for a still acceptable quality product). With a sweater or jacket on, its honestly hard to tell the difference. Edit: for slim people I also highly recommend their milano pants if they can be had for at least 30% discount. You really can feel the difference between them and cheaply made dockers, etc. - edit - I of course meant cotton milano pants. BB wool dress pants are so over priced - look at Edmorel, Howard Yount, mabitex/incotex for better quality/price. Edit 2: I wonder if the 15% will apply to their filson products and/or shoes? Thats a nice discount for a Filson briefcase, and they stock some rather high end and expensive shoes which rarely see even 15% off... Edit 3: Searching through this, it seems like their suits aren't marked down quite as much as they used to be - I'm seeing only ~25% discount.. You could still do O.K. if stacking the 15% (additive or multiplicative I wonder..), but most stores in my experience do not stock milano suits, so you'd have to settle for Fitzgerald. (unless the 15% will work online as well?) $698 - 15% = $593 - not bad. Being half canvassed that's probably about what the suit is worth without major retailer markup. http://www.brooksbroth Last edited by frqkjt; 12-24-2012 at 05:54 PM.. |
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State-educated students may get less help with university applications, struggle to find experiences to write about and are more likely to make mistakes, research suggests.
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Students applying to a UK university complete a personal statement giving details of their work experience, extra-curricular activities and any other information they believe would be relevant to their application.
Ucas has said that the statement is a way for a potential student to "stand out from the crowd". But Dr Jones' study claims that the statement in its current form may be unfair to those from lower or middle income homes.
The findings suggest that private school students are more likely to list a higher number of work-related experiences, and these could include stints working in places such as banks, law firms or leading businesses.
State school pupils listed a slightly fewer number of work placements, and these were more likely to include Saturday jobs and visits to businesses arranged by the school. The report also said that writing errors were three times more common in personal statements written by applicants at sixth form colleges than those from independent schools.
It noted that the personal statement was often said to make the university applications process fairer. "This research challenges that assumption, finding that independent school applicants are more likely to submit statements that are carefully crafted, written in an academically appropriate way, and filled with high status, relevant activities," it said.
Sutton Trust chairman Sir Peter Lampl said: "Personal statements should be more than an excuse to highlight past advantages. Applicants should outline how they might contribute to campus life, and universities should make it clear that applicants are not penalised for lacking opportunities in the past due to family circumstances."
Ucas chief executive Mary Curnock Cook, said: "The personal statement is one of a number of pieces of evidence that admissions staff look at when assessing an applicant's potential to succeed in higher education."


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