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Tips to Running a Successful Online Automotive Business
Maintaining a fruitful business obliges devotion, diligent work and a promise to giving something that your potential clients can't find with an alternate organization. The organization, AutoMatStore, for example, has appreciated a great deal of accomplishment since it was initially made, however that achievement didn't simply occur incidentally. It must be created through a lot of arranging, planning, and persistence. In case you're contemplating beginning your own particular online auto business, you'll have to know a couple of things to guarantee that you'll be as effective as could be allowed.
Quality Counts
The nature of your items truly does count. Whether you're putting forth rebate auto air fresheners, custom seat spreads, cowhide stresses for the dash or something else, you have to verify that your clients aren't baffled when they open the bundle. Fulfilled clients enlighten their loved ones concerning their involvement with your organization, and solid informal promoting is worth more than all the paid publicizing you'll ever do.
Guarantee Satisfaction
A standout amongst the most imperative lessons we learned running AutoMatStore is the need to truly remain behind your dedication to consumer loyalty. As it were, this is the most obvious opportunity you need to make your organization emerge from all the rest. There are a lot of contending organizations out there offering the same kind of item as you – and your client administration is the way you separate yourself from the contenders. Verify that you're giving it your best shot to make your clients' encounters positive, charming and streamlined. Be straightforward in everything. Be fair, forthright and deal with inquiries, dissentions and proposals as quickly as time permits. A proactive stance to client administration can be hugely compensating.
Make Simple Websites
For online sites, you have huge amounts of configuration choices accessible to look over, yet recollect to stay basic. Excessively muddled outlines, designs and route frameworks will turn off potential clients. With the AMS organization, one way we had the capacity make route more straightforward was by executing three approaches to discover what the client needed – we offer the capacity to shop for floor tangles by sort, by brand and by vehicle. The route is anything but difficult to read and simple to use, with no muddled steps included.
Your objective is to make it simple for them to discover what they need and afterward pay for it – if your site outline is excessively muddled, potential purchasers are going to leave and go someplace else. You can't bear the cost of that. Each and every site guest is a potential client. Make it simple for them to purchase from you and they'll compensate you with business.
Make Valuable Information Available
One of the things that today's purchaser needs is access to data – and they would prefer not to pay for it, either. You can separate your organization from others by giving fundamental data about your items or administrations, the purchasing procedure, selecting the right item or something else. We likewise make it simple for our clients to contact us; we clarify our return strategy obviously and even give free shading swatches through the mail.Read More
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Business Opportunities in the Automotive Industry
Do you adore autos or cars? Do you stay aware of the most recent patterns in the car business? Is it true that you are keen on beginning a business in the car business however you don't have the foggiest idea about the best business open door or thought to look over? At that point I guidance you read on as I highlight the best business open doors and thoughts in the car business.
The auto business is one of the biggest modern segments by income, with exercises that contain the building, outline, innovative advancement, producing, dissemination, advertising, deals and support of autos or engine vehicles.
- Vehicle fabricating
This is the level of the enormous players, for example, Toyota, Ford, General Motors, and so on; yet, there are littler organizations that are raking in benefit every year by focusing on a narrower specialty that is overlooked by the huge organizations. In the event that you have the budgetary limit, you can set up a vehicle assembling plant for autos trucks, trailers, earth moving gears, or caterpillars, and so on.
- Vehicle amassing
Instead of wander into full scale vehicle producing, you can wander into vehicle gathering. The fortunate thing about this wander is that it is less capital escalated and you can stick your image on the autos you amassed. Samples of vehicle amassing plants in Nigeria are Innoson and Peugeot. Presently in the event that you are not up for huge autos or trucks, you can concentrate on gathering light weight vehicles, for example, tricycles, bikes, bikes, and so forth.
- Turn into an auto merchant
You can likewise purchase the rights to turn into a merchant in your nation for any auto maker of your decision. Illustration of effective auto merchants and wholesalers in Nigeria incorporate Coscharis Motors, Elizade Motors Ltd, and so forth. Then again better still, you can just begin little by importing and retailing utilized autos. The utilized auto advertise as a part of Nigeria and even the U.S is at present blasting as the vast majority have depended on purchasing utilized autos to spare expense.
Do you realize that you can likewise turn into an auto merchant right in Nigeria from your home? Yes, you should do nothing more than setup shop on the web, test your products and take requests from clients. You then continue to purchase the preordered vehicle from online auto closeout sites and convey it to the clients.
- Turn into an extra parts shipper or merchant
Vehicles are machines with a ton of mobile parts, that needs to be changed at one time or the other. You can import and retail extra parts of a few brands of vehicles in your nation and profit off vehicle holders.
- Begin a vehicle re-spray business
You can likewise setup a vehicle re-spray organization and help auto holders recover the magnificence of their autos after it has been exhausted and the shading is blurred.
- Setup an auto enumerating administration business
Auto enumerating is the methodology of altogether cleaning, cleaning and waxing of vehicles. The cleaning will likewise be carried out all around; including the motor and underneath the vehicle. Auto enumerating is typically done on utilized autos that are to be exchanged, hence expanding its esteem and viewpoint to the proposed clients.Read More


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Here is the Tree of Life I just finished. It had raw-edge machine applique, FMQ, and some thread painting and bead-work. I tried to take close-ups but the camera isn't working right (or maybe the operator). I tried to post this in a compressed format but it came out blurry for some reason.
That's really pretty and the spider web is a neat touch. And I like all the birds. :-)
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I applaud you for finishing this even though you don't like it, and did not like making it. That takes alot of determination and grit.
I like the whimsy of the piece and think your grands will love it. I appreciate all the work you put into completing this. Maybe one day, it will make you smile :)
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What are you talking about? Windows 7 is by far the best OS Microsoft has put out and, in my opinion, far easier to use than any other desktop OS (I feel like Apple's OS has stagnated and KDE and GNOME are just poor man's copycats). The swtich from XP to 7 is an easy choice for any company since it is more secure, more stable, and more user-friendly.
If companies that use it have to pay for licences it's not free in either sense.
And it's not about hardware, it's about software. It's about Android.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2011/070611-microsoft-android.html [networkworld.com]
Microsoft's patents are on the devices, not the Android OS.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2011/070611-microsoft-android.html [networkworld.com]
Basil, take it from me, it's always best to wait and think before hitting Submit.
Funnily enough that would be my advice to you Ratzo. Do you feel stupid now?
Also not paying is Sony Ericsson:
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You are correct that FAT is not covered by patents, but VFAT is. It is the use of the long filename addition to FAT that Microsoft licences.
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Is it too early in the season to post garden pics?
I love, love, love peeking at people's veggie gardens. I am the neat/tidy type, which seriously comes from a desire to do as little work as possible. With drip irrigation going to each bed, loads of compost worked into the soil and heavy mulch on top, I don't have to do a whole lot after planting.
I like my garden, but I also admire folks who till right into the ground, have the luxury of moving stuff around every year and doing something different.
Anyone care to share what they've got going so far this year?
Here's a few picks from today:
Nice loribee! Yep...You're a neat freak --lol. Are you a Virgo by any chance?
I'm not a tomato snob so I have no problem with Early Girls. Decided to go with Romas and a semi-determinate this year though(Celebrity) because the Tomato Suck Bug really nails my indeterminates every year and brings my season to a crawl sometimes when I still have plenty of season left. You'll like Early Girls -- great producers, good flavor, and a good all-purpose tomato.
LOL Thanks Kevin. I am a Taurus, but I was raised by a Virgo, so I know EXACTLY why you suspected it, LOL
I think I planted an Early Girl decades ago when I was buying plants from the garden stores. When I switched to seed, I was planting Moskvich as my short-season variety. Thanks to the quality of Johnny's seeds, that one package lasted me years. I finally just got tired of them and wanted to try something different. Thanks for the insights.
I didn't know there was such a thing as semi-determinate. I have not had to deal with suck bugs....so far....knock on wood.
It's never too early...the photo posting of gardens-in-growth is one of my favorite parts of GW.
Being in NC, I love the photos from the South-West because that area gets a head start on warm-weather gardening. There's usually some rather impressive growth/harvest pictures that the SW people post while my garden is lingering month(s) behind.
Raybo, so impressed with your container gardens. I tried to grow tomatoes in a wine barrel, and they were a complete fail. I probably didn't have a good soil mix, and didn't fertilize enough.
Am I remembering correctly that you're in the East Bay? If so, I'm wondering how you've got produce so early! I'm in Sonoma County and only planted everything out about 4 weeks ago.
(And how did you post more than one picture in your comment? I tried using the old method of copying the HTML from Flickr and it gave me a Fail).
Your gardens are so neat and tidy! I thought mine was pretty organized but holy cow! Then again, anything is more organized than mine was last year I had to bring a machete with me in case we had boa constrictors and stuff in that jungle, crikey!
Here is the new addition just put in this morning. Some extra, smaller sections as I have outgrown the main garden. So far just beans planted in those.
The potted tomatoes. They are still a little frumpy after the hail storms.
Cucumbers-peppers-beans-lettuce and waaaay back in the corner you can sort of see mustard and beets. Some onions thrown in all the other beds.
Potatoes-carrots/radish/onions (x2)
And the squash hill.
There's more up at the "big" property but, I wasn't up there today.
All the sticks, teepees, milk jugs, tomato cages and cloth is for covering during our all too frequent hail storms (praying that they are done for the season).
Love it! Boy you all are willing to take on way more than me. I even left one bed empty this year, "because of the drought", haha. Really, I was just lazy.
It looks like your garden is in the front yard. Do you have problems with neighbors? I'd worry about thievery.
90% of the time I'm out there I'm just putzing looking for stuff to do. That garden has only like 10 or 11 small beds in it. It's really too small to grow anything substantial.
I've known all my neighbors for the better part of 20 years now lol. Plus, they don't have to steal, I give them anything they want. The only thievery I have to worry about comes from things with 4 or 6 legs. And dogs, that's what the fence is for, cuz the neighbors beast gets out and tears everything up.
We live in an unincorporated, non-HOA neighborhood. No one complains (quite the opposite really), but even if they did there's not a thing they can do. (They are more worried about the house next door that has been abandoned for almost 15 years anyways).
How very cool! We have a neighbor a couple blocks over who just put in a front yard veggie garden. He appears to be a master carpenter because the fence and beds were done beautifully. Too bad he doesn't know a thing about gardening. LOL Has already killed a few things, and I don't have the heart to tell him that the dozen corn stalks he's got going in a 2' X 2' square probably isn't going to work.
I imagine it's a nice way to get to know your neighbors, though. If my garden were out front, it would definitely become the conversation spot in the court.
ItâÂÂs so fascinating to see vegetable gardens that others are growing. TheyâÂÂre all so different.
Loribee, I love your Nasturtiums, what variety are they? Mine planted from seed are barely sprouted. And what is it that is mulching the paths around your beds?
That container garden Rnewste is growing, quite neat and evidently productive. Corn in containers, I donâÂÂt think IâÂÂve seen that before. And containers on a high deck, they must get great sunshine and IâÂÂll bet thereâÂÂs quite a veiw, too. ThatâÂÂs a cute fenced in vegetable garden too. And in zone 5, youâÂÂve already got a head start on me with squash and IâÂÂm in a warmer zone. I also like the square beds in AlliDeSpainâÂÂs garden. I just changed mine from square to longer for more growing room, but I had squares for years. RicmanâÂÂs tomatoes look really healthy and lush.
Looking forward to seeing more photos of gardens.
Our garden has been delayed this year by weather and having to construct new beds, but we did manage to get brassicas and lettuces in although late. No peas on the trellis though. Maybe in the fall. Trellis is now planted with bean and cucumber seeds waiting to sprout. Still have two more beds to plant. Tomatoes and peppers aren't in yet. The tomato bed is to the right out of the photo.
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So fun to see what everyone here is working on. What beautiful spaces. I'm impressed by all the container gardens, and how well everyone's plants are growing in them. I can't get anything in a pot to grow well. I think they need more care than I'm willing to give them.
prairiemoon2: I think these nasturtiums are the "day" half of a variety called "night and day" from Johnny's seeds. I've bought several packs of different varieties, and definitely, some do better than others. As for the area around my beds, it's a rock called Sonoma Fines. Very small chipped rock that compacts almost as good as decomposed granite but a fraction of the cost. This area was once lawn. We built the beds over it, and I rocked the surround primarily because I didn't want the constant maintenance of having to trim grass around the beds. Like I said, what looks like tidy is really based on lazy, haha.
love seeing everyone's gardens! someday maybe mine will look so tidy!!
my two raised beds - my first year veggie gardening though i grew up with a very green thumbed mama so there is some dim memory-knowledge in there somewhere...
4 tomatoes, 16 pole beans, 4 cucumbers, 1 eggplant, 3 peppers, 1 zucchini, 4 basil, 2 swiss chard, 3 okra, 5 red onions, 2 marigolds and various amounts of mesclun greens...those spent blooms in front are yarrow. i'm using sfg method(ish) though i went with native soil and amended...
i just planted the empty front squares of the righthand bed with yellow crookneck squash seed yesterday, after several other things didn't take...i'm finding direct sowing much more difficult in summer than winter, of course.
more pictures are on my lil' blog below...
Here is a link that might be useful: Larga Garden Blog
Love all the beautiful and neatly organized gardens. Hope I learn a lesson or 2 watching these.
Here is my garden. I am a total newbie. Wanted to post a picture of my garden, but couldn't figure out how. Anyways, there are such beautiful ones here, you won't miss mine.
Backyard: from front to back kale, collards, beets, pole beans. Behind that is the pepper patio (all of my potted pepper--30 at last count). Way in the back are the tomatoes. Chickens are so frustrated right now with all of the wildlife netting I have in place.
Love the gardens! So fun to see the variety from small to vast, beginner to expert. I'm envious of those stone beds. I wanted to edge mine in stone, but my garden is on a grade and getting them level was going to be too much work for me at the time. I think they're so pretty, though.
Loribee, I love your setup. Very neat & tidy. When we moved in to our house (16 years ago), it was mostly all grass, and a small area was decaying wood raised beds surrounded by those awful massive bark nuggets. We decided that we wanted raised beds & we only wanted to do it once. So no wood; at least not here with our weather! Thank you to my enabling, handy hubby who helps me with the big stuff!
Posting a few of my gardens, live in Central Ma so jealous of everyone's garden on the west coast. Wow you must get a lot of produce! I am an unground gardener, 4th season and still learning. First pick is my herb garden, then my other two. My fourth was just planted and not much to view yet.
Wow, look at all that space! Here in California, you need to own a movie studio to have a yard that big, LOL (Or bought your property prior to 1980 haha) VERY nice!
Nugrdnnut: I really like your hoops. I should seriously consider something like that to cover my beds for birds. It looks so much easier than the makeshift sticks I put up every year. Do you cover yours for deer or birds?
The hoops have several uses... deer block (which works well- no deer damage x 2 years), plastic or agribon cover early in the season for frost prevention... which can also help in the hardening off process, protect from severe winds and/or hail damage.
Happy gardening!
So I live near downtown Atlanta in an area known as Grant Park. I have very limited space, so I do square foot gardening. I have a three sisters section on the far left. My tomatoes are BushSteak, 2 Big Rainbows, and some cherry variety.
So here is a close up of my cherry tomatoes going through fruit set, you can see my purple wonder strawberries in the back. they will be purple a couple days:
here is my "shade box", this one only gets about 4 hours of direct sun, but it gets a good deal of reflective sun from being between the two houses. These veggies grow a lot slower, but still pull of a crop. I must have had one too many to drink when I planted it this year, because the squash in the back was supposed to be a cantaloupe! I guess I mixed up the seeds! This one is watered by my A/C condensation water which is filtered through a carbon block.
And here is my lonely broccoli head, I hope she gets a little bigger!
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"Very nice!! I never thought about the idea of a "shade garden"."
Thanks, it was more out of necessity. I had no other space, so i went for it. It only really produces carrots, beans, and greens. I tried putting a pepper plant there in the front, but it is super leggy, so I will probably move it to one of the other spots shortly. I am waiting to see if the squash will make it. It appears to be doing ok even with only 4 hours of sun.
Soooo pretty! Is that pea gravel surrounding your beds? It looks pristine!
I love the creative container gardening, particularly from the western US and CA where land and water can be scarce. I am fortunate to have a 1 ac yard. This is my second season at this house, and I was able to get an earlier start this year since my wife and I were blessed with a new daughter late last April. We had a late frost on 4/16/14 that wiped out some beans that I planted too early, but the garden is progressing well in spite of the dry weather. I have slicing tomatoes, eggplant, corn, okra, squash and muskmelons in the near side of the photo, with my lettuce patch and other cool season veggies to the far right inside a short fence to keep the bunnies at bay. There is some wire and cord strung around to keep the deer away-so far it's working.
"Soooo pretty! Is that pea gravel surrounding your beds? It looks pristine!"
It's similar is size to pea gravel but some other typical rock you can get around here. I like the multi-color rock because it's harder to see when leaves and things fall into it.
Here is a video of it after I made it this year....
Here is a link that might be useful: Front Yard
Raybo, I love how you created the cages so perfectly. How did you make the wire attach so perfectly to the cut out lids? You should do a video of how that's done and post a link to it for us :)
I enjoyed looking at all the veggie gardens and their progression. Here in Florida, just too hot for me to do anything like this until late fall returns. Then we plan on a small raised bed garden.
Sorry Nancy, didn't see your question until today. I got my Sonoma Fines at Wheeler Zamaroni on Petaluma HIll Road. Granted, that was 6 years ago. I know rock comes and goes. I get everything from them. Their "veggie mix" soil is what I use to fill my beds.
Stuffradio, the Pac Choi is actually Fordhook Giant Chard. :)
I love the galvanized tubs as well loribee! IMO they cant be beat for the price. They should last a long, long, time.
Hopefully my lettuce doesn't bolt in the heat we are expecting this week! I have misters set up to try to keep them cool!


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So I had 1200Ml's of starter going in a flask on my stove. Near the end of a few minutes of boiling I realize that I have neglected to throw the stir bar in. No biggie, or so I thought. Tilted the flask to one side, slid the stir bar in and BLAMO! The wort instantly goes full boil and shoots out of the flask like a freight train running late, (I'm not sure that this is an actual saying, but it fits) covering my wall, stovetop and floor. Of the 1200Ml that were in there, only about 800 were left. Huge mess, lesson learned. DONT let this happen to you, kids. Also, stay in school and dont do drugs!
Update: There's some on the ceiling as well. Good thing this was pointed to opposite direction of my face!
I remember seeing a story on like 20/20 about microwaving water in a glass bowl, then adding a spoon. It essentially caused the superheated water to "explode". I remember thinking 'you have to have a perfect scenario to replicate this in life', thanks for proving me wrong.
I had bad luck boiling the stir bar. The bar got hot and the wort boiled off of that making a lot of small bubbles. Next thing the flask foaming out the top and all the wort was not boiling. This was on an electric stove.
Now I spray it with star san and gently drop it in when cool.
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I get more out of it when I put more into it. :)
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Mythbusters covered this as well. Season 1, Episode 4: Microwave Madness
Consider yourself lucky, I had a flask base blow out on me. But not while it was over the burner, oh no it waited till I was carrying it over to the sink to chill. I don't know who was more pissed, my wife because this hobby of mine had once again made a mess/consumed my evening...or me who had to make another starter that night with the pan/gallon jug method, clean up the mess, and buy another flask. It was on carpet too, so I had to spend $50 renting a carpet shampooer and the whole weekend doing the rest of the floors.
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Sorry about your mess, that's a good lesson. This is motivating me to get my stir plate finally working, i just need a potentiometer with less resistance (hopefully). After work I'm going to speed over to radio shack like a freight train running late.


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Stayed here while in town for the weekend. Easy to make reservation. Room was very nice for what I paid. Comfortable bed and plenty of room for myself and my son. It served the purpose for a place to crash. I would stay again.
In town for a wrestling tournament with my family and this hotel was completely prepared. The staff was friendly and attentive, the rooms were clean and well kept. Pool area was well maintained and the staff at breakfast kept things moving while they were over run with hungry wrestlers, cranky siblings and frazzled parents :) Thanks for a great job!...
We were a group of 70 high school students and several adults. We like to have a pizza party after our competitions when we stay overnight. The evening desk worker had a space cleared for the pizza. She was extremely accommodating. The rooms were clean and comfortable. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.
I had an event at the University of Findlay and chose this hotel based off of reviews and I was happy that I did. The staff was so kind upon check-in. The room was perfectly clean and comfortable. Breakfast the next morning was spot on. There had been some snow and ice that morning and the evening before, so staff...
Wonderful stay, nicely appointed room and very friendly staff. Great breakfast! Pool area was clean and it was nice that it was warm even though it was very cold outside! Nothing is worse than a cold pool in the middle of winter. Will return soon!
Being snobbishly accustomed to staying in high end and ridiculously expensive hotels in my frequent world travels, I was pleasantly surprised with this hotel. I visited Findlay on business and stay here 3 nights. Meticulously clean hotel with superb staff. I must compliment the staff for their attentive and courteous service. It is rare that I find such good service...
I have stayed at this Fairfield Inn twice in less than a year, most recently January 2015. Hotel is immaculate, rooms remodeled, complimentary breakfast is more than descent.
Most importantly I have never experienced customer service like this anywhere. The staff went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and a great experience. A special thank you to Ann...
Not one bad thing to say about this place!!!!! We had a room right beside the elevator and worried it might be noisy. But did not hear it once. Lots of traffic just outside the hotel and never heard anything. The room and bed was comfortable and the entire building was spotless! ALL of the staff was extremely kind and...
We chose this property based upon the fabulous reviews. We were not disappointed!! The staff is incredibly helpful and friendly and everything is spotlessly clean. The hallways were well vacuumed, the rooms crisp and clean,and the lighting excellent.
Breakfast was very fresh, pleasant,and the choices were great.
We wish all hotels had this winning combination!! We certainly will return when...
We were stranded in Findlay for two nights when our car broke down on highway 75 on our way home to North Carolina. Went to Fairfield Inn because it was closest to the car dealership that was doing the repairs but, boy, were we lucky! Everyone and everything was so nice; it really made a frustrating situation so much easier...


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LG Aims To Beat Apple's Retina Display 333
from the busy-times-for-pixel-collectors dept.
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pixel density. it will be heaven to have clean graphics and now that portables get higher resolutions then desktops, people will start asking why. only thing i ask is more antiglare displays.
Seriously, phones and tablets are getting ~1080P screens but most of the laptops on the market are stuck with the crappy 1366x768 even though they're MUCH larger and it would make a visible and FUNCTIONAL difference.
I'd like to see larger resolutions on desktop LCD Panels as well. You used to be able to get 1600X1200 21" 4:3 monitors everywhere. Now nearly all consumer grade LCD's are 1920X1080 / 16:9. For coders that's a bad thing to lose 120 vertical pixels (it's probably 6-10 lines less code you can see).
An iPad can do on 2048x1536 on 1 9.7" display. It's sad when you get 50% more pixels in the short dimension on a tablet with a screen 1/2 as big.
Apple only details specs, they do not design displays. The specs for the displays (size, pixel density, contrast, etc.) are sent to various manufacturers who design a display to meet the specs and submit examples to Apple. Apple then chooses displays that meet their targets and places orders. For the "retina display", only one company could originally meet all the requirements set by Apple, Samsung. Since then Sharp has also met their specs and will make some displays. LG is still trying to meets Apple's quality requirements. The result of this is that the vast majority of the "retina displays" were made by Samsung.
Is this where I brag about my U820 (5.6" netbook screen, 1280x800) and my self-upgraded Thinkpad T51 (15" laptop screen, 2048x1536) and my T221 (22" desktop screen, 3840x2400)?
No, no, this is where I say... How in hell can you blame them for selling WHAT EVERYONE BUYS; every time they offer an ultrafine display (like the three I listed), it makes very few sales, because ALMOST NOBODY will actually pay a premium for better displays. Unless and until Apple, or someone equally awesome at marketing, tells them they need it.
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A big comeback has eluded Winona Ryder since her 2001 shoplifting scandal, but Emmy recognition for her portrayal of the valiantly patient wife of Alcoholics Anonymous founder Bill Wilson could help to change that. There's reason for optimism. Emmy voters are a forgiving bunch. Charlie Sheen... Erik Heinila / CBS


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I am just stuck trying to understand what is the real purpose of having a keychain wrapper if, for example, I am being asked to create one that just runs in foreground, and when the app enters background, then its data should be deleted?
Anyone with a possible explanation for the above? Also, what is the difference between Keychain wrapper and a NSMutableDictionary, or are they complement to each other.
Look at what I am being asked to do: create a Keychain wrapper that runs only in the foreground. If an "entering background" notification is found, remove data from memory.
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1. The Time of the Doves by Mercè Rodoreda (1962).
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