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UPCOMINGThe University of New Mexico's big October schedule continues on Saturday when the Lobos take on another large, elite field at Indiana State's Pre-Nationals Invitational at the LaVern Gibson Championship Course in Terre Haute, Ind. The UNM men and women are both ranked 21st in the most recent USTFCCCA national coaches poll. The men's team will run in the 8,000-meter (5 miles) White section race at 9:40 a.m. (Mountain), followed by the women's 6,000m (3.7 miles) White race at 10:55.
The Lobo men are one of nine nationally ranked teams in their section, including No. 1 Stanford and No. 6 BYU, while the women are one of 11 top-30 squads, including defending NCAA champion and top-ranked Washington, in their race.
The LaVern Gibson Course, which has been the longtime home of the NCAA Championships, is one of the nation's only courses built specifically for cross country racing. Built on reclaimed mining land, the course was dedicated in 1997 and hosted its first NCAA Championships meet in 2002. It has been the site of the national meet every year since 2004.
Jr. Ruth Senior (Trans. from Loughborough (England) U...has led team in first 2 official races...12th at Notre Dame (Oct. 2))
Sr. Nicky Archer (Lobos' No. 1 4x in '08...1st team all-MWC, NCAA all-region...NCAA Outdoor 10K qualifier)
Sr. Ashley Gibson ('08 NCAA all-region...scored in 7 of 10 career races...NCAA 1,500m qualifier in `09)
So. Lacy Oeding (1st team all-MWC (2nd)/MWC Fr. of the Year...NCAA all-region...scored in all 9 career races)
Fr. Janna Mitsos (3x all-state XC runner at Lockport (Ill.) Township HS...Lobos' No. 5 in official debut at Notre Dame on Oct. 2)
Jr. Vanessa Ortiz (RS all of 2008-09...has scored in 12 of 13 career races...'06 MWC Freshman of the Year)
Jr. Delyth James (12th in UNM debut on Sept. 19...XC specialist from Birmingham (England) Univ.)
Sr. Jacob Kirwa (Lobo Invite (Sept. 5) & Notre Dame (Oct. 2) winner...1st team all-MWC (5th), NCAA all-reg. in `08...MWC `09 5K champ)
Sr. Chris Barnicle (27th in UNM XC debut at Notre Dame (Oct. 2)...'09 10K All-American...2x NCAA all-reg. at Arkansas)
Sr. David Bishop (Led UNM 2x and scored in all 8 career races...'08 NCAA all-reg...'09 NCAA reg'l 1,500m qual.)
Sr. Rory Fraser (Scored in all 7 career races...NCAA all-reg., 2nd team all-MWC in '08...'09 NCAA indoor/outdoor 5K qual.)
Sr. Lee Emanuel (Scored 10x in 13 career XC races...'08 NCAA all-region...'09 NCAA mile champ/1,500 All-American (3rd))
RS-Fr. Allen Pittman (Scored in 2 of 3 races...XC RS in `08...No. 1 runner for nat'lly ranked Los Alamos HS in `06 & `07)
Jr. Brian Vallie (RS in `08...scored 4x in 9 career races...2007 2nd team all-MWC...all-MWC 800m in `07)
MEET INFORMATION/RESULTSComplete information and results from the 2009 ISU Pre-Nationals Invitational can be found on the official athletic department website of the Indiana State University Sycamores:
PRE-NATIONALS INVITATIONAL AT A GLANCECourse: LaVern Gibson Championship Course (sea level; some hills)
Schedule (Mountain Time):
Men's White Section 6K Race - 9:40 a.m.
Women's White Section 8K Race - 10:55 a.m.
Race Conditions: The weather forecast for Saturday afternoon calls for partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the low 50s and light winds. Humidity could be a factor though with levels reaching 67%. There is a 20% chance of precipitation.
The Fields: The men's and women's White section races will each feature 35 and 37 teams, respectively.
Nationally Ranked Teams: Men's (9) - No. 1 Stanford, No. 4 Colorado, No. 6 BYU, No. 8 Portland, No. 12 Iona, No. 18 Iowa State, No. 19 Arizona State, No. 21 New Mexico, No. 28 Florida State.
Women's (11) - No. 1 Washington, No. 5 Princeton, No. 8 Minnesota, No. 9 Florida, No. 12 Baylor, No. 15 Syracuse, No. 17 Arizona State, No. 18 Illinois, No. 21 New Mexico, No. 27 Northern Arizona, No. 30 Notre Dame.
LAST TIME AT THE ISU PRE-NATIONALSJunior transfer Nicky Archer finished 26th to lead the 27th-ranked University of New Mexico women's cross country team to an impressive 10th place showing last year (Oct. 18) at Indiana State's Pre-Nationals Invitational. New Mexico defeated 31 teams in the Blue section field, including No. 18 North Carolina State, No. 21 Providence and No. 26 BYU.
Archer led all Mountain West Conference and Mountain Region competitors in a field of 278 runners. The product of Cheshire, England covered the 6,000-meter course in a season-best 20:54.6.
Senior Michelle Corrigan ran a second on the team, placing 41st overall with a time of 21:13.4. True freshman Lacey Oeding and junior Carolyn Boosey ran side-by-side, finishing 60th and 66th, respectively. Oeding covered the course in 21:23.6 - two seconds ahead of Boosey.
Senior Leslie Luna crossed the line in 21:54.4 (103rd) to give the Lobos' scoring five a pack spread of one minute.
Junior transfer Jacob Kirwa paced the UNM men for the third time this season, finishing a strong 19th in the massive field. Kirwa finished the 8,000-meter course in a season-best 24:03.9 - 28 seconds ahead of fellow junior Rory Fraser (57th - 24:32.4).
New Mexico, which was running without two of its top runners in senior Mat Ashton and junior David Bishop, placed 25th overall (685 points).
Junior Alex Willis (25:33.4) and junior Lee Emanuel (25:34.2) finished 182nd and 183rd, respectively, while sophomore Jason Petty was 244th (26:11.9) to cap the Lobo scoring.
MIDWEST CONNECTIONSThe Lobos' have become frequent visitors to the state of Indiana under third-year head coach and Greenwood, Ind. native Joe Franklin, increasing the program's visibility in the Midwest and helping to attract some of the top distance running talents in the region to the University of New Mexico. This week's appearance at the ISU Pre-Nationals will be the second of a projected three visits to the Hoosier State this fall, including the NCAA Championship meet.
UNM has five runners from the Midwest on its diverse 2009 roster, including four from Indiana.
Sophomore Lacey Oeding (Jasper, Ind.) has scored in each of her nine career races at New Mexico and led the Lobo women to their first conference title last year with a second place finish at the Mountain West Conference Championships, earning first team all-MWC and MWC Freshman of the Year honors. She went on to earn all-NCAA Mountain Region honors and helped the team finish 18th at the NCAA Championships.
Senior Brock Hagerman (Pendleton, Ind.), who is redshirting this fall, has scored in seven of 10 meets and earned both all-region and second team all-MWC honors for the Lobos since transferring from Notre Dame in 2007.
Last year's Indiana state cross country champion and Gatorade Runner of the Year Sarah Higgens (Greenwood), Indiana class 3A-4A Runner of the Year Kelsey Lewark (West Lafayette), and three-time Illinois all-state honoree Janna Mitsos (Lockport) are the Lobos' latest Midwest additions. Mitsos was the team's No. 5 runner in her official collegiate debut on Oct. 2 at Notre Dame, while the promising Higgens and Lewark are both projected to redshirt this fall.
NATIONAL RANKINGS WATCHThe University of New Mexico men and women maintained identical No. 21 rankings in this week's U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association national poll. It's the highest both teams have been ranked in 2009.
The UNM women debuted at No. 22 in the preseason poll and have been ranked as high as 21st (Oct. 6). The men's team opened at No. 26 in the preaseason poll and have climbed as high as No. 21 (Oct. 6) this fall.
New Mexico In The 2009 USTFCCCA Rankings
Preseason (Sept. 15): Women - No. 22, Men - No. 26
Week 1 (Sept. 29): Women - No. 25, Men - No. 24
Week 2 (Oct. 6): Women - No. 21, Men - No. 21
Week 3 (Oct. 13): Women - No. 21, Men - No. 21
2009 SEASON REWINDLobo Invitational (Sept. 5)
He may have not been officially wearing the cherry and silver, but University of New Mexico senior Jacob Kirwa left no doubt that he was the class of the 10th Lobo Invitational meet at the UNM North Golf Course. Kirwa, who ran unattached, opened his second season at New Mexico with a dominating 54-second victory in the men's 8,000-meter race, crossing the line in 24:03.59. He was the first Lobo to win the men's race since Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott in 2004.
Senior Ashley Gibson paced the Lobo women with a second place finish in the 5K, crossing the line in 17:31.45 - 10 seconds behind the winner, UTEP's Risper Kimaiyo. Gibson - an NCAA Championships qualifier in the 1,500 - notched the highest finish of her cross country career.
The top eight women's finishes all ran under the previous 5K course record of 18:13.
Sprits were high in the easy-going opener. Lobos Lee Emanuel, David Bishop and Allen Pittman joined hands and high-fived fans down the final stretch as they crossed the line ninth, 10th and 11th, respectively.
Sophomore Lacey Oeding (fourth), senior Laura Bowerman (sixth) and junior Vanessa Ortiz (10th) joined Gibson in the top-10 of the women's race. It was Bowerman's UNM cross country debut and Ortiz's first race since 2007 after both women redshirted last fall.
Kachina Classic (Sept. 19)
The No. 22 University of New Mexico women's cross country team placed its five scoring runners in the top-10 en route to a 29-33 victory over UTEP at New Mexico State's Kachina Classic. For the first time in his tenure, third-year head coach Joe Franklin sent his top women's runners to the NMSU Golf Course, but held out several of his top runners from the 26th-ranked men's team, which finished second behind UTEP (31-52).
As they've done for the past two seasons, the New Mexico women used a tight pack to dominate the top-10 in the 5K race. Junior transfer Ruth Senior (18:17.1), senior Ashley Gibson (18:28.0), and sophomore Lacey Oeding (18:33.7) finished 3-4-5. Senior Nicky Archer was seventh (18:43.0) in her season debut, while junior Vanessa Ortiz was 10th (19:01.4) to cap the scoring. The Lobos' top five runners were separated by just 45 seconds.
Senior David Bishop continued his strong early season running with a second place finish in the men's 8K, crossing the line in 26:02.0 - 50 seconds behind Dine College standout Nicolas Kipruto. Redshirt freshman Allen Pittman joined Bishop in the top-10, finishing ninth with a time of 26:55.2.
Notre Dame Invitational (Oct. 2)
Senior Jacob Kirwa won for the second time in as many races this fall to lead the 24th-ranked University of New Mexico men's cross country team to a fourth place finish (152 points) at the Notre Dame Invitational. Kirwa sprinted past Arizona State All-American Brandon Bethke down the final stretch as New Mexico defeated four top-30 teams in the field, including No. 11 Tulsa (seventh).
The No. 25 UNM women, meanwhile, finished a strong sixth in the loaded field, edging No. 3 Florida State by a single point, 178-179. All five teams that finished above the Lobos were ranked in the top-25.
Kirwa covered the 8K course at the Notre Dame Golf Course in 23:44 - one second ahead of Bethke in a battle of reigning conference 5,000-meter champions on the track.
Senior transfer Chris Barnicle was 27th (24:21) in his Lobo cross country debut, while fellow senior David Bishop was three seconds behind in 32nd place (24:24). True freshman Ross Millington was a surprising 41st (24:24) in his official collegiate debut and senior Rory Fraser was 50th (24:46) in his season debut to cap the Lobo scoring. The top five were separated by 1:02.
On the women's side, New Mexico put four runners in the top-40 with junior transfer Ruth Senior leading the way for the second straight meet. Senior finished a strong 12th, completing the women's 5K loops in 17:03 - six seconds ahead of senior Nicky Archer who was 17th (17:09).
Senior Ashley Gibson and sophomore Lacey Oeding crossed the finish line side-by-side, placing 33rd (17:23) and 36th (17:24), respectively. True freshman Janna Mistos was the fifth scorer for the Lobos', finishing 81st (17:51). Despite the discrepancy in order of finish, the top five UNM runners were separated by just 48 seconds.
Duel In The Desert vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 9)
Several University of New Mexico runners got some extra work in as the Lobos took on Rio Grande rival New Mexico State in a rare split squad dual meet dubbed the "Duel In The Desert." The Lobos and Aggies met on an isolated dirt course near Elephant Butte, N.M. - roughly midway between Albuquerque and Las Cruces - for women's 5K and men's 8K races.
New Mexico freshman transfer Shawna Winnegar won the women's event (19:38) and senior Jacob Kirwa cruised to a second place finish (28:09), behind redshirting teammate Brock Hagerman (28:08), in a surprise appearance in the men's run. Kirwa was the lone member of the Lobos' regular starting seven to compete on either side.
UNM swept the Duel, winning the women's event, 17-38, and taking the men's title, 20-35.
KIRWA NAMED MWC ATHLETE OF THE WEEKSenior Jacob Kirwa was selected as the Mountain West Conference Men's Cross Country Athlete of the Week on Oct. 6, following his performance at the Notre Dame Invitational. Kirwa was recognized for the second time in his career, joining former All-Americans Matt Gonzales and Jeremy Johnson as the only UNM men to earn multiple MWC Athlete of the Week awards.
Kirwa won his second consecutive race on Oct. 2 to lead the 24th-ranked Lobos to a fourth place finish in South Bend, Ind. The Eldoret, Kenya native sprinted past Arizona State All-American Brandon Bethke down the final stretch as New Mexico defeated four top-30 teams in the men's blue race, including No. 11 Tulsa.
Bethke captured the Pac-10 5,000m title and went on to finish fourth in the event at the NCAA Outdoor Championships last spring.
Kirwa finished the 8K course in 23:44.00, clocking the fastest time by a Lobo since Johnson's program record time of 23:27.00 in 2007. His victory was the first by a New Mexico runner in a road meet since 2004 when Gonzales won the NCAA Mountain Region title in Fort Collins, Colo.
New Mexico has had at least one runner earn MWC Men's Cross Country Athlete of the Week accolades each year since 2004. Kirwa was the lone UNM men's winner last fall following his early September performance at the Lobo Invitational..
2009 LOBO CROSS COUNTRY SNEAK PEEKTake one look at the 2009 men's and women's roster and it's clear that third-year head coach Joe Franklin is building a national cross country powerhouse at the University of New Mexico. Both teams return a slew of experienced runners and have added several impact newcomers. Both were also picked to finish second in the preseason Mountain West Conference coaches poll and are expected to be ranked among the top-30 when the national preseason poll comes out in two weeks.
The Lobo women broke through for their first conference cross country title last year, defeating eight-time champion BYU, 31-33, in the closest championship meet in MWC history. New Mexico went on to finish second at the NCAA Mountain Regional and 18th in their first NCAA Championship appearance since 1985.
Senior Nicky Archer leads a group of four returning NCAA all-region runners and is one of three first team all-MWC honorees back this fall. Archer, a two-time MWC Athlete of the Week, led the Lobos' in four of seven meets in 2008 and followed that with strong indoor and outdoor track seasons, including an NCAA berth in the 10,000m (14th). Fellow all-region and first team all-MWC honorees Lacey Oeding (So.) and Carolyn Boosey (Sr.) also return after excellent 2008 campaigns.
Oeding shocked the league with a second place at the MWC Championships, leading the team to the conference title en route to MWC Freshman of the Year recognition. She went on to finish 10th at the USA Junior Cross Country Championships in February. Boosey, meanwhile, was third at the MWC Championships and 18th at the NCAA Mountain Regional meet during a breakthrough fall.
Senior Ashley Gibson earned all-region honors as the Lobos' No. 6 runner last fall and, according to Franklin, is in the best shape of her career. An NCAA Championships qualifier in the 1,500 last spring, Gibson could be one of the most improved runners on the team this fall.
Junior Vanessa Ortiz - the 2006 MWC Freshman of the Year - also returns after redshirting all of 2008-09. Like Gibson, Franklin says Ortiz has never been in better shape and could give the Lobos a major scoring punch in `08. Franklin is also looking for rejuvenated senior Laura Bowerman to make a big impact after overcoming a serious foot injury to earn all-MWC honors in the 5,000 during the outdoor season.
Several newcomers will push for top-seven spots as well. Junior transfer Ruth Senior is a top flight steeplechase runner, freshman Sarah Higgens was the top prep steeplechase runner in the country last spring and owns the Indiana state meet record in cross country, and fellow freshman Janna Mistos has also been impressive during summer training.
The deep, talented men's team will be led by five outstanding seniors in Jacob Kirwa, Chris Barnicle, Rory Fraser, David Bishop and Lee Emanuel.
Kirwa enters the 2009 season in fantastic condition, following a stellar outdoor track season. Kirwa captured the MWC 5,000m title and was the NCAA Midwest Region runner-up in the event after leading the Lobos in four of six meets during the cross country season. The Diné College transfer was fifth at the MWC Championships to earn first team all-MWC honors and was an all-region selection as well.
Barnicle, an Arkansas transfer, made his UNM debut during the outdoor season and went on to earn All-America honors with a 13th place finish in the 10,000m at the NCAA Championships. He was a two-time all-region runner for the Razorbacks and helped the team advance to the 2007 NCAA Championships.
Fraser was an all-region and second team all-MWC runner for the Lobos last fall and went on to compete in the 5,000 at both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships. A strong middle distance man on the track, Bishop led the team in two meets last fall, including the NCAA Mountain Region Championships where he earned all-region honors with a 14th place finish.
Emmanuel, meanwhile, was a surprising 17th at the NCAA Mountain Championships before turning in the greatest track and field campaign ever by a UNM middle distance runner. The two-time All-American won gold in the mile at the NCAA Indoor Championships after rewriting the UNM record book at every distance from 800 to 3,000 meters during the winter, then followed with a bronze medal performance in the 1,500 at the NCAA Outdoor meet.
Promising redshirt freshman Allen Pittman, junior Brian Vallie - a second team all-MWC runner in 2007 - and junior transfer Keith Gerrard have all shown the ability to be elite scoring runners for the Lobos as well.
A LOOK BACK AT 2008The 2008 season saw the bar raised once again under head coach Joe Franklin. The fall produced the school's first ever conference championship in women's cross country. That team had its most all-league picks in school history and went on to finish 18th in its first NCAA Championship appearance since 1985. The Lobo men's cross country team had its best score ever at an NCAA Regional, just missing the NCAA Championship cut. Both squads were nationally ranked during the regular season.
Like all Lobo programs, success and progress also is measured and stressed in the classroom. Both the UNM men's and women's cross country teams earned All-Academic Team honors handed out by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. The men's team had eight named to the MWC All-Academic Team and the women matched that number.
Here is a list of some of the many highlights of New Mexico's 2008 cross country season:
-- The UNM women won their first Mountain West title, which also marked the first conference title in school history for the women. UNM placed Lacey Oeding, Carolyn Boosey and Nicky Archer on the all-MWC first team with Leslie Luna and Michelle Corrigan making the second team. It was the most all-conference Lobos in school history.
-- Joe Franklin was the MWC's 2008 Women's Cross Country Coach of The Year.
--The UNM women finished second at the NCAA Mountain Regional and returned to the NCAA Championships for the first time in 23 years, finishing 18th. The women's score at regionals was their best since 1981.
-- On the men's side, Jacob Kirwa was first team all-MWC with teammates Rory Fraser and Mat Ashton notching second team honors.
--The women had program record six runners on the all-region team: Michelle Corrigan, Lacey Oeding, Nicky Archer, Carolyn Boosey, Leslie Luna and Ashley Gibson. Luna became the second Lobo to earn all-region honors three times in a career.
-- The UNM men finished fourth at the NCAA Mountain Regional, placing a program record four runners on the all-region team: David Bishop, Lee Emanuel, Jacob Kirwa and Rory Fraser. Their regional score was their best ever.
-- Nicky Archer became the second Lobo woman ever to earn MWC Athlete of The Week honors twice in a season.


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Some of these are no-brainers that should already be in the 7th iteration of an operating system.
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From quick reply, to custom gestures, keyboard shortcuts, and more, here's how to get the most out of your iOS 7 jailbreak on iPhone and iPad!
Jailbreak lets you do far more with your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad than is possible out of the box. For some it's an unwanted complication, for others, dream functionality come true. Part of the power of jailbreak comes from the apps and tweaks that it lets you run. Available from Cydia, the jailbreak app store, they can change almost everything about the look and behavior of your iOS device. But which ones are worth your time and effort? Which ones are the best? Here are my favorites!
BiteSMS is hands down the best replacement for the Messages app. It's been around almost as long as jailbreak itself and has always been heavily supported by the developer. It features quick reply and quick compose options with gestures that are completely customizable through Activator. You can also by credits via BiteSMS which is great for folks that send a lot of international messages since it's much cheaper than carrier rates. BiteSMS is currently in beta for iOS 7 but you can install it now by simply adding a source.
If you want a better messaging option than what the Messages app offers natively, there's no other option but BiteSMS.
Activator basically controls all the swipe gestures on your iPhone or iPad and allows you to customize them until your hearts content. Want to double tap on the status bar and launch a quick compose window for BiteSMS? Activator lets you do that, and so much more. Tweak controls for music, a swipe to email a specific contact, or to launch your camera. The possibilities are endless with Activator.
If you want to customize gestures to your personal liking, you need Activator.
SwitchSpring not only gives you a quick way to respring your iPhone through Control Center but a super easy way to kill all apps from the multitasking tray in one go. Although I really like the card interface of the multitasking section of iOS 7 and the live previews it offers, it isn't always the most efficient way to quit a ton of apps. With SwitchSpring I can kill all my apps in less than three seconds.
If you want an easy way to kill everything in multitasking, SwitchSpring is a super convenient way to do it.
SwipeSelection Pro is a keyboard tweak that makes editing text a lot easier. Instead of having to tap in between words and use the magnifying glass, SwipeSelection Pro lets you scrub right on your keyboard to fine tune where your cursor ends up. That also means you don't ever have to remove your fingers from the keyboard. There's a free version as well, but the Pro version was completely redone for iOS 7 and gives more customization options than the older version.
iFile is a full blown file manager for the iPhone that lets you browse the entire file system unrestricted since it gives you root user permissions. It also lets you view several file types that iOS doesn't let you view by default such as ZIP files. I don't use iFile itself that frequently but I do use it all the time in conjunction with other apps when I don't have a computer around and need to open a file that my iPhone doesn't let me natively.
If you need root access to your iPhone's file system or open many different file types on a regular basis, get iFile.
Before Control Center was around, there was SBSettings. Now that Control Center's here, there's still a lot of advanced options to be had and CCControls gives you them. With more toggles than you can shake a stick at, it's the best option. It even has different themes built right in to make it easier to tell what controls are activated and what aren't.
There are few things as bad as checking your iPhone in a dark room and being blinded by it with no warning. It's no secret that ambient light sensors in iPhones and iPads have never been that great. F.lux takes things a step further and actually warms the screen color depending on the time of day so you don't end up being caught off guard by a hard, bright screen.
If you have sensitive eyes and find your iPhone screen tones to harsh in dim lighting, F.lux is awesome.
Did I miss any of your favorite jailbreak apps or tweaks? If so, please add them to the comments and tell me — what makes them your must-haves?
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Some of these are no-brainers that should already be in the 7th iteration of an operating system.
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It's not an invention, it's an idea taken from Android. Ridiculous we still don't have it native on iOS.
The earliest I can find for Jailbreak is 2010. Handcent for Android was out in 2009 or earlier.
BiteSMS came out with their version 1.12 in May 2008, which means they were around before that (late 2007 probably from what I've found.) http://bitesms.com/main/changelog
RealSMS which is basically the same thing, was out around the same time (2008)
BTW, it doesn't matter since I agree with you in principle, that iOS should have this natively.
haha. Yeah, let's not get caught up in something that takes away from the need.
I've been saying that for years, but you're right, with the addition of it in Maverick's, it only seems logical. Unfortunately, Apple isn't usually that logical. It normally takes years of losing marketshare for them to make an adjustment. Switching to widescreen on iMac and iPhone comes to mind.
The thing is that even if Apple does put something similar I'm willing to bet it will not be as full featured as BiteSMS. It will bring a fraction of what BiteSMS brings. Example they may allow you to answer the message from within an app but not allow access to message from the lock screen.
use evasi0n7 its easy just plug device into computer with usb cable and follow instructions
I think Zephyr is missing here, to me that is the best app to have ever come out of Cydia, iPad style gestures for multitasking that work perfectly.
Zephyr isn't available for iOS 7 yet. And dev hasn't said if it will be available. idownloadblog did a zephyr setup using Activator. But that's it for now.
I haven't jail broken a device since iOS 3.x
However, as close to perfect as iOS 7 is, I am really thinking I may go ahead and jailbreak for biteSMS
Ally, do you know if apps that require a token (Good for Enterprise, RSA SecurID) to initially work will retain their settings if I jailbreak?
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BiteSMS looks stellar on iOS 7!
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I'm pretty sure it's donation based. At least it was?
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No it's not donation.
I have most of these on my phone already. I really like I.flux. Dockshift is a cool one, lets you change the blur affect on your dock. I use flipcontrolcenter instead off CCcontrols. Also camblur lets you blur the top and bottom bars in the camera app. And who can forget winterboard.
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iFile isn't free anymore, you get a week free trial and them have to pay the $4.00 to continue using it. I forgot to mention iCleaner too, freed up 2 gigs on the first run, use it every week to keep all the space I can.
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I probably didn't notice because I've had a license for a long time. I'll update.
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Not at all really. You had to be that guy.
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Haha, true that! ^^ my phone has all kinds of tweaks and stuff, and I feel like it doesn't look a single thing like androids. I mean yea, bite SMS does remind me of the handaccent app on android, but the setup of everything in general is so different.
Still considering jailbreaking my device. I think a lot fun can be had with all the tweaks and customizations available to jailbroken devices. One is iFile. And as much as I love Control Center, I just wish Apple had included the ability to customize the panels on it like what you said you can do with CCControls.
Also, anybody know the name of the app where I can backup my game save files? Thanks in advance!
Fancy is spectacular for sure. Def. worth $0.99 to customize the color all over the system.
$8 for a texting app?? To do something Android has had forever?! Come on Apple! Get with the times here and implement a quick SMS feature natively please!! On another note, I recall a while ago Jailbreaking wasn't encouraged as many of the tweaks weren't functional. Has this all changed?
Y forget miniplayer... Its great simple n can be accessed through any app!
I think you're missing "BioLockdown", it's a must-have for everyone with an iPhone 5s! Now my iPhone will ask for my biometrics before adjusting settings like Data/Airplane mode, or when I try to shutdown the iPhone, or when I try to launch security apps like 1Password.
Browser Changer is also a favourite on my list, if you happen not to like Safari. I use iCabMobile now, and it's a pleasure having it set by default on all links.
Though BiteSMS has some cool features, the international stuff doesn't really help me as the couple of people that I message are on iOS and we have iMessage.
I will say that I am intrigued but CCControl as my biggest complaint about Control Center is that I can't customize it to my liking. Control Center was a big feature for me in iOS 7 but Apple fell short with it.
I was just about to beg suggestions for gestures to use with Activator then checked the forums: http://forums.imore.com/jailbreaking-unlocking-hacks-themes-mods/229789-...
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Are there any other FolderEnhancer type tweaks for iOS7 yet that let you have more icons in a folder (than 9 per page) and/or let you change the number of rows and icons-per-row in Springboard? I know BetrFolders it out for iOS7 but it doesn't do either of these things AFKAIK.
Does Switchspring work with the latest iOS? I installed it and can't figure out how it works or if it even installed. Can someone help?
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Get ready for a lot of bread-related puns in this CNN Belief report on toaster that burns a pattern of Jesus Christ's face onto each slice of your "daily bread." The company, Burnt Impressions, sells 50 to 100 toasters a day. The customized appliances are also available in other patterns, including the Virgin Mary, a […] [Read More]
Jesus remains among the most popular people ever
Abraham Lincoln and Jesus Christ are the two figures Americans love the most, a recent survey found. Public Policy Polling, a polling company affiliated with the Democratic Party, conducted a survey earlier this month to determine who throughout history could get the highest popularity ratings. Topping the list was President Lincoln, with 91 percent favorability […] [Read More]


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Perfumes that you will fall in love with
If you are planning to start your own perfume collection or want to refurbish your stock, then it is vital to have an assortment of smells. The reason is that certain perfumes are more appropriate for the day while others are best worn for formal occasions. And then, there are also some that can be worn from day through the evening.
Having sensible assortments also means that you really don't have to think twice about wearing a fragrance. Also, perfumes are a better investment in the long run as they last much more and are required in lesser quantities. So, even if you are paying more initially, you are getting complete value for them! Here are a few options that should be included in your collection-
1. Beautiful perfume
This one's a classic that has been a staple in the wardrobes of our moms and aunts. As the name suggests, this Estee Lauder perfume is truly beautiful. It was introduced in 1985 and is a fine and casual fragrance that can be worn through the evening too. It contains lemon, jasmine, tuberose and is accented with lily of the valley, carnation and cedarwood.
2. Justin Bieber girlfriend perfume
This cute and peppy fragrance is the enticing new set made to get your heart racing. It will make you experience that feeling of getting personal with Justin. You can opt for the gift set that includes an Eau de Parfum spray and body lotion. It is a sensible gift for a teen or young girl.
3. Arden Beauty
This one from Elizabeth Arden is one of my favorites. I love the radiant, captivating and sensual smell that you get along with a modern expression of sparkling radiance. It features lotus flower scents to create a delicate women's fragrance along with notes of green notes, blue lotus flower, living rice flower, Italian bergamot, living ginger lily, sandalwood, white amber, rubrum lily, golden sunset orchid and skin sensual musk.


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i need some comments and direction to fix a bricked Wii.
--Power on the Wii, Healt&Safety screen shows. Pressing 'A'-wiimote, the screen freezes
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--Using GC controller, get into RM and shows 4.3x.
--Unlikely Priiloader was installed. HBC installed probably; but not accessible now.
--Swap dvd-rom with wasabi chip, it's able to load and play the (autoboot) Yu-Gi-OH.
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--Press HOME to exit, the Wii Menu screen flashes for less than half a second, then
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--Tried to load in autoboot B.L.I.N.D. disc, failed.
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--a bad wad was installed. Wish to apply Any-Title-Deleter to clean the console.
--BUT, unable to access the HBC.
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Bacon. I have fallen in love with bacon.
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Falcons Advance 14 to Wing Open Finals
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USAF ACADEMY, Colo. - With a spot in the Wing Open finals on the line, 28 members of the Air Force boxing team brought a tough effort to the Cadet Boxing Room this evening (Feb. 20) during semifinal action of the 55th Wing Open Boxing Tournament. Denis Voroboyv was selected as the Academy's Boxer of the Week.
Vorobyov won his 165-pound bout with Nick Holguin, when the referee stopped the contest in the third round. Vorobyov, a two-time Wing Open finalist at 175 pounds, was the aggressor throughout the first round, forcing the first standing-eight count of the bout. He forced a standing-eight during each of the next two rounds, before the referee called the contest. He will face newcomer Kyle Sasine, who defeated Brandon Pitts in the second 165-pound quarterfinal.
Stephen Bittner advanced to his second Wing Open final in the 125-pound contest, as he earned a referee-stopped victory over Jamal Johnson. He will face defending champion Roy Taylor, who earned a bye into the finals. Bittner's RSC win was the first of four straight contests to end before the final bell. Defending 132-pound champion Andrew Munoz used an early defeat of Pete Coote to return to the finals, where he will face Jacob Berggren, who claimed a referee stopped win over Nate Gamble in the other semifinal.
Ethan Salgado claimed the fourth referee-stopped win to open the semifinals, as he defeated Jacob McGill at 139 pounds. Salgado, a 2012 Wing Open finalist, will face last year's runner-up at 132 pounds, Will Petersen, who took a decision from Donnie Macary in his new weight class. With defending 147-pound champion Glenn Miltenberg earning a victory by forfeit, only one bout was contested at that weight class. Sean Cork will face Miltenberg in the finals, after decisioning John Alora.
James Monk and Mike Leland advanced to their first Wing Open finals after defeating Kyle Gladney and Nolan Hebein, respectively, in the 156-pound semifinal bouts. Logan Brandt, who won the 195-pound Wing Open title last year, advanced to the third Wing Open final of his career, after defeating Max Zendali in the first 175-pound semifinal. He will face Justin Smith, who qualified for his first final after earning the judges' decision in his bout with Jeff Herrala.
A pair of freshmen advanced out of the 185-pound bracket, as Gyntenis Borusas earned a decision over Derek Demyanek and Phil Mays defeated Matt Jones by the judges' vote.
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The conclusion of 2013 was a perplexing time for the New York Knicks. Following a 54-win campaign, the team could not replicate the cohesion on and off the floor that propelled them to an Atlantic Division title. Roster changes, injuries, and a loss of bravado placed the Knicks in an uncomfortable spot near the cellar of the Eastern Conference standings.
Before the ball dropped in Times Square roughly 30 miles from MSG Training Center, the team convened for a pivotal period of time to save its season.
"We had three days to kind of reflect and start thinking about where we were going to go as a team after the New Year's," head coach Mike Woodson acknowledged after New York captured a win in Philadelphia on Saturday night.
At the time of the three-day mini training camp, the Knicks were coming off back-to-back demoralizing defeats to the Raptors. New York firmly believed it had a golden opportunity to seize control of the division but by falling short, the team dropped to 9-21. In all fairness, Carmelo Anthony was sidelined with a sprained ankle and he did not suit up in three crucial games to end the 2013 calendar year. Additionally, the Knicks were missing their starting point guard Raymond Felton and back-up veteran signal caller Pablo Prigioni.
So, facing a mountain to climb and injury issues plaguing the team, the NBA's reigning scoring champ returned to practice as New York began the arduous road back to success while searching for the joy that eluded them throughout the first three months of the season.
"That was a big push for us," Anthony disclosed. "That was a big swing right before we went to San Antonio, some time to really focus on tightening up some things that we needed to tighten up, just taking it one day at a time and that San Antonio game kind of sparked a lot."
Amar'e Stoudemire agreed with Anthony's assessment, "Once we get the guys together and play a little bit out there practicing, building camaraderie, going over our strategy and actually scrimmage against each other and try to sharpen up then it turns out that in the games it feels pretty easy for us."
Despite the injury woes, the Knicks marched into Texas a different team. All of the sudden, the mode of operation resembled the 2012-13 club in wins over the Spurs, Mavericks, and even in the narrow defeat in Houston.
"Going into that Texas trip, we were talking about taking it a half at a time, a quarter of a time, a possession at a time," assistant coach Jim Todd explained. He later added, "We're trying to compact every game a little bit more."
Following a win over Detroit, the real litmus test would occur against the defending champs at Madison Square Garden. In its most impressive outing of the season, New York knocked off the Heat 102-92 without Tyson Chandler and J.R. Smith in the lineup.
The "Knicks Tape" seemed to reemerge as Woodson's crew started to display patience, spacing, ball movement, bench play, and improved effort on the defensive end of the floor. Even Iman Shumpert's famous flattop appears to be growing back with each big time 3-pointer falling through the net.
"I think for the most part, it's our confidence as a team now. I said this before, guys are starting to play more relaxed out there, really locking in on the defensive end and that's starting our offense, getting our confidence back on the offensive end. Guys are just playing like themselves again," Anthony stated.
In the Knicks 5-1 stretch to start 2014, they own a 107.5 offensive rating and 100.3 on the defensive side. The net rating of 7.2 is a significant jump considering the team registered -8.0 in 13 November games. New York's effective field goal percentage is 52 percent in January; it is scoring more fast break points and tallying the most points off of opponents' turnovers this season. From a -7.8 point differential, the Knicks are now registering 6.3 this month. New York has not allowed a team to score 100 points in the recent four-game winning streak that has pushed the squad to 14-22 and a half game out of the top eight in the East.
"This month is important in terms of staying in the race and we're talking about still winning our division, which I still think can. Every game is important rest of the way out," Woodson declared.
The dark clouds are starting to separate with the light shining brightly on the New York Knicks. Raymond Felton has returned to the starting lineup, Chandler and Prigioni are expected back in the near future and Woodson's vision for a healthy team will finally come to fruition. There's a lot left to accomplish for this team but the three remaining days of 2013 might prove to be the impetus to the Knicks turnaround in 2014.
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LEC Business Breakfast Club - The Value of Networks
Jackie Seddon, Envirolink Northwest
Thursday 21 October 2010, 0800-1030
LEC Training Rooms 1 And 2
The Value of Networks
This first session of the LEC Business Breakfast Club will focus on the value of networks. The Breakfast Club is a 10 session programme lasting until the end of 2011 in the first instance, LEC are encouraging local businesses to join and meet on a 6-weekly basis in order to network, receive 1-2-1 support and listen to guest speakers for the day.
The Breakfast Club is open to environmental companies or those looking for innovative environmental solutions. Therefore it is hoped that members will make contacts for both new business and for collaborations.
The focus for this first session will be on the benefits of networks and delegates will hear from those who have run or been part of networks previously.
Dr Mark Bacon, LEC Director
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Jackie Seddon, Envirolink Northwest
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Dr Ruth Alcock, Catchment Change Network
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Feminine Critique: Unaddressed for too long
Articles describing the horrific tragedy that occurred at Isla Vista, California this past Friday continue to appear on newsfeeds across the nation while the stream of hashtags feverishly trends across Twitter.
While I fully support the emboldened outcry of my fellow feminists, I hesitate before opening each journalistic piece offering coverage of the incident. Before each click of the mouse, I wonder: "Now, what is this article going to say about the shooter?" Therein lies a flaw of our news media. While piece after piece sensationalizes the event, the media has yet to delve into the overreaching problems that led up to this rampage. The name of the perpetrator is plastered across cyberspace, but more of a focus should be placed on raising awareness of the dangers objectification and misogyny pose to our society.
Now, I don't mean to insinuate news outlets are being neglectful in their coverage. Rather, I'm extremely troubled by the amount of the news hole occupied by a single individual. Why are news outlets continuing to only give attention to a man who was seeking infamy when he committed these acts? The motivations behind the rampage are complex and no single issue — whether it be mental illness, misogyny or objectification — is the sole driving force behind the incident.
However, I'm bothered by the manner in which some articles fail to acknowledge how the tragedy at Isla Vista illustrates a glaring epidemic still running rampant in this patriarchal society of ours. While this recent incident demonstrates the dangers of misogyny to an extreme degree, society needs to learn objectification and misogyny are harmful to women on every level. Likewise, these problems are far too prevalent and sadly go unaddressed in our society.
Objectification is the reduction of a human being until they are treated merely as an object. These young women and men were more than just the "beautiful blonde girls in revealing shorts" or the "obnoxious brutes" described in those chilling and vengeful YouTube videos.
Yes, the man responsible for their deaths was deeply troubled and a vehement misogynist who erroneously believed women owed him whatever he desired. However, he's a single case out of many. The stereotypes and images polluting our society allow individuals to believe reducing a human's worth to nothing more than good hair or their physique is acceptable. When women and a number of men are viewed merely as objects, it's far too easy for others to treat them as such. Misogyny develops as a result. These flawed beliefs lead to the unbelievably large amount of violence and harassment women face on a daily basis, and they help to explain why the United States possesses one of the highest rates of rape in the world.
Misogyny, objectification, harassment and violence against women aren't merely the ranting of angry feminists. They're widespread problems with dire consequences. While these issues shouldn't detract from the coverage of recent events, these actions indicate these issues have gone unaddressed for far too long and need to be brought to light.
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Here's a short, and not-so-sweet update for a Friday afternoon. In addition to the ongoing drought, forecasters say there's a good likelihood of 100-degree temperatures returning to Houston early next week, possibly from Monday through Wednesday. We can thank — you guessed it — the high-pressure ridge that's afflicted Texas all summer. I wonder if […] [Read More]
Heat watch: Torrid August continues as region's reservoirs sink to record lows
A busy day with all kinds of information to share, so let's get right to the report. 100-DEGREE DAYS Well, we did it. Houston got its 33rd 100-degree day of the year on Monday, breaking the all-time record for 100-degree days during a single year set in 1980. I'll have more in the forecast section […] [Read More]
Relentless summer continues: another 100-degree day and another record
Houston hit 100 degrees again today, breaking the 1980 record for most days reaching the century mark or above during a single year. The National Weather Service reports the temperature reached 100 degrees at Bush Intercontinental at 3:16 p.m. The temperature will probably rise another degree or two before peaking. This makes for the 22nd […] [Read More]
Houston ties record for most 100-degree days in a single year
Coming into today Houston needed one more 100-degree day to tie a record set in 1980 for most such days in a single year. Well, to no one's surprise, for the 21st day in a row, the mercury did hit 100 this afternoon at Bush Intercontinental Airport. With 32 days reaching the century mark this […] [Read More]
Houston hits 100 degrees, tying record, before the rain comes
Houston has tied its record-long streak of 14 100-degree days in a row, the National Weather Service reports. The string of 14 days with temperatures of at least 100 degrees, begun Aug. 1, ties a mark set in 1980. Bush Intercontinental Airport, the official weather station for Houston, reached 100 degrees before rainfall spread into […] [Read More]
Heat watch: How long until Houston sets a record for 100-degree days?
And then there were eight. To start August the city of Houston has now recorded eight consecutive 100-degree days. While this may be nothing new to cities in north Texas, for a city with the high humidity of Houston it takes a lot more energy to push temperatures above the century mark. Since record keeping […] [Read More]


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Before getting started with online poker, you should first learn what online poker play exactly is? What Online Poker Play Exactly Is? Online Poker Play means playing poker on the internet. When you play poker online, you are connected to a game server via an internet.
Online poker is well-liked a lot more than ever before; people from throughout the world are enjoying poker 24 hours a day. Online poker is still comparatively new, starting in 1998 but really hitting the online business big in 2005. The nature of online poker is fair – if you're skilled you'll be able to make cash, which could be an additional shell out check to assist you in the end of the month, but when you are just into poker like a hobby the you are able to have a whole lot of secure fun enjoying poker online.


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Yesterday the common factor was Taylor Swift, thanks to The Catalina Rhyme Mixers. Today, we traveled over to Brussels, France and found a new trending mashup artist, they go by the name of Loo & Placido. The common denominator this time is Phoenix, used in three mashups released merely hours ago. Jeremy Johnson and Laurent Lupidi make up this dynamic duo and split their time between Paris and Brussels. This common element is the latest addition to their growing "Retro Future Love," where they offer iPod friendly mashups. Normally, when I go for mashups, I want high energy and I'll admit, I was looking for something along those lines earlier. But after listening to these three, I can't help but feel immense relaxation. So I will order these by how tranquil they made me feel.
First up is Neat Girlfriend, which mashes RL Grimes with Phoenix and of the three I find myself to slip into a music coma most readily. I may have to listen to this one specifically this coming Sunday after the long week I'm looking to have! Next up is Phoenix versus Yume in Admire 1901, which only feels upbeat because of the Trap inclusion. I think this is actually the calmest I've ever heard Trap music – which is quite awesome, actually. Finally, just when you thought I was going to give you a momentum shift (if only today was April Fool's…), we get a feature with (yes, Phoenix again) Madonna for Volute Is Everything. Now, this is borderline too slow for my liking, which probably why it's number three on my list – but it fits in nicely with the rest of the vibe that Loo & Placido have set up. So, relax and enjoy today's International Tuesday!
Loo & Placido – Neat Girlfriend (Phoenix vs. RL Grimes)
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Good Feeling to be Young & Beautiful – Dyan Vasey0
As I cruise through some older mashups, I came across a guy named Cap'n Fleeb (of Tel Aviv, Israel) and his month old mashup entitled Ghost Machine, Where Have You Been? It has three distinct samples from Rihanna, Deadmau5, and Florence & The Machine. It starts off with Rihanna over Deadmau5′ classic Ghosts n' Stuff, which is a simple 'a vs. b' mashup, then out of no where, Florence shoves Rihanna aside and picks up that momentum even more. It is a welcomed surprise, not unexpected (I knew she would be on it eventually based on the description), there is something about the mixture of Deadmau5 and Florence that sounds surprisingly natural.
Another guy that I recently discovered is a Mashup Producer by the name of Dyan Vasey (of London, England). He has an impressive resume already, with his work creating radio mashups for Kiss FM (London, UK), BBC Radio One (UK), and Chicago B96FM (US). That was just in 2010, since then he has been acknowledged by the likes of Kylie Minogue, The Black Eyed Peas, Colby O'Donnis, and even David Guetta; giving Dyan Vasey worldwide attention on his tracks.
The first Dyan Vasey mashup I have to talk about includes the Sue Teller sample that caught me off guard but I found myself instantly loving it for that reason (among many others). Another factor is that this is a fun mega mashup (and that tends to grab my attention even more). It has 12 different samples including: Ke$ha, One Direction, Lady Gaga, Flo Rida, Sak Noel, Taio Cruz, Madonna, Train, and Tim Berg. Ke$ha has never sounded so good (or maybe I just secretly enjoy Ke$ha…). Two other mashups of his that you should check out when you get a chance would be I've Got a Feeling I'm Doing Fine (Black Eyed Peas vs. Mary J. Blige) and Blind Faith [One Day Bootleg] (Matisyahu vs. Chase & Status). It's the Mary J. Blige and Matisyahu (respectively) that does it for me on both mashups and if you know me even a little, you know that you will always win me over with Matisyahu.
Ghost Machine, Where Have You Been? (Rihanna vs. Deadmau5 vs. Florence & The Machine) – Cap'n Fleeb
Its a Good Feeling to be Young & Beautiful (Ke$ha vs. One Direction vs. Lady Gaga vs. Flo Rida vs. Sak Noel vs. Taio Cruz vs. Madonna vs. Train vs. Tim Berg) – Dyan Vasey


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Immediately wore this shirt for two straight days on a three day trip. It looked like new when I arrived back home. Washed easily and needed almost no touch-up. I wish all my shirts performed as well.
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does anyone have any thoughts on this?? the game in question is mario kart which hangs at loading disc screen in gecko 1.19 or whatever it is and just gets to game id in neogamma..i really want top play my backups via discs..
hi after recently installing neogamma with cIOS rev 14 i read on another post that rev 14 was mostly angled towards HDD users runnin isos from externals and that rev 13 was better suited to play new games (ie wii sports resort etc) is this true,at present im havin trouble loading a backup game via neogamma,it reads the game id but returns the error "DISC READ ERROR (1269)" i cant find anything online about this error wonder if any of you guys have encountered a similar error,maybe its the media im using,phillips DVD-R not the best i imagine,i am burning at the lowest speed capable though (4X) and using imgburn as many have suggested,anyways...would it be beneficial for me to revert back to rev 13 on neogamma R6 or keep it at rev 14 neogamma 7??? i prefer to use back up discs as at present i have no external harddrive..also i have starfall as a channel but not used it yet,does it have any other benefits other than changing region etc which im sure im able to do on an app i have on hombrew channel,is it like a fail safe incase of bricking?? or is that not an issue with the release of neogamma?? i know its a long post but hey i reply would be enough to help me get started..thanks in advance.
does anyone have any thoughts on this?? the game in question is mario kart which hangs at loading disc screen in gecko 1.19 or whatever it is and just gets to game id in neogamma..i really want top play my backups via discs..
Neogamma is geared more towards people loading ISO's from external HDD. The rev 14 is used to play more games successfully with less chance of bricking.
I don't know what program you should use if you are playing disc backups. I would say, think about using an external HDD, just for ease.
im goin to try the usb method,ive been told that games ripped using usb loader are sometimes under 1 gig so my 2gig usb should be fine,hopefully that will work..and ive come to understand that NG R6 and cIOS 10 are a good bet for disc backup.
I only installed N-Gamma R6 last week, so I am like yourself a bit new to this loader, but it was recommended to me by one of the guys on the forum, who steered me away from N-Gamma R7 and Cios 38 Rev14.
Hope Somebody can offer the latest findings On this loader with regard to playing from disks, would be good to know which is the best way forward from here.
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The alarm went off… a half hour ago. You only have five to ten minutes before you have to head out the door–these are my favorite ways to look and feel good when time is short!
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- Bright Eyeliner: Whether you line the lower or upper lash lines (or both!), using a brightly colored eyeliner can give you a really fun look without a lot of work!
- Find Your Duo: One of my favorite eyeshadow duos is Hourglass' Gypsy–it just works well for me–and I reach for it regularly when I'm in need of some color on the lid but don't have a lot of time to think about what I want to do. Whether it's neutral or not, totally up to you, but finding a duo, trio, or palette with a never-fails combination is essential for those mornings you wake up late!
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Winter is coming. And for the first time in 18 years, winter does not mean an early end to the college football season for Duke.
In just 18 days, the Blue Devils will receive an invitation to play in their first bowl game since 1994. Not only will this mark the culmination of Duke's most successful season in two decades, but it will also unscramble the ACC into its final postseason alignment.
But until Dec. 2, the guesses of college football pundits are as good as yours when it comes to projecting where the ACC teams will end up come bowl season.
One of the reasons for this uncertainty is that the ACC will not likely fill all of its bowl contracts this season. The conference currently has agreements with eight bowl games, but with two games remaining in the year, only four ACC teams—Duke, Florida State, Clemson and N.C. State—are currently bowl eligible. Boston College has already been knocked out of bowl contention after a dismal 2-8 start, and North Carolina is ineligible for postseason play due to NCAA infractions.
Virginia and Virginia Tech are each one loss away from losing their bowl eligibility as well—one of those dominos is guaranteed to fall when the Cavaliers and Hokies square off in Blacksburg, Va. on Nov. 24, and Virginia needs a win over North Carolina this weekend to have a shot at bowl eligibility.
Maryland still has a shot at bowl eligibility... mathematically. But to make it to 6-6 the Terrapins will need to post back-to-back victories against Florida State and North Carolina. Let's just cross that one off our list.
So under those conservative assumptions, the ACC can have at most eight bowl eligible teams this year, but those who are fighting for one of the four remaining bowl contracts will need major help to get there.
Wake Forest sits at 5-5, needing to win one of its two remaining non-conference matchups to go bowling this season. The Demon Deacons, however, will have to defeat either third-ranked Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind. or a sneaky Vanderbilt squad, which has posted a 4-3 record in the powerhouse SEC this season and is riding a four-game winning streak.
Duke's next opponent, Georgia Tech, faces a must-win game when the Blue Devils travel to Atlanta this weekend. If the Yellow Jackets can defend their home turf, they will have a shot at the ACC Championship game if Duke beats Miami in its final game of the season. If the Blue Devils come out on top this weekend, Georgia Tech needs to beat in-state rival Georgia, who will represent the SEC East in its conference championship game.
And then we have Miami, who needs a victory against South Florida at home this weekend or against the Blue Devils in Durham Nov. 24, and will likely make it to six wins. But that might not mean bowl eligibility for the Hurricanes, who still await the outcome of the Nevin Shapiro investigation by the NCAA and could be deemed bowl ineligible this season. Miami has a difficult decision to make over the next two weeks, and could self-impose a bowl ban in order to lessen penalties by the NCAA. This issue will be discussed ad nauseum over the next two weeks, especially since the Coastal Division title could be hanging in the balance as the Hurricanes enter the final week of the season.
So when the dust settles, the ACC may end up with only five or six bowl eligible teams—so what does that mean for Duke? The Blue Devils' ultimate bowl destination will depend on both their performance and that of other teams—most notably Clemson—in the season's final two weeks.
The ACC's eight bowl contracts will select bowl-eligible teams in just under three weeks. BCS bowl games are given priority, starting with the Discover Orange Bowl, which will receive the ACC Champion. Given Clemson's resurgence back into the BCS picture, the Tigers may earn the ACC a second BCS slot with a bid to the Sugar Bowl. Should this happen, it will most certainly open up better bowl possibilities for the Blue Devils.
The Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta receives the next choice, and will likely take the Tigers, should the Sugar Bowl not come calling. A representative from the game attended Clemson's thrashing of Duke two weeks ago and likely paid keen attention to the large number of fans willing to attend away games. Should Clemson make a BCS game, Miami could be the next choice for the Chick-fil-A bowl—if they do not self-impose a ban—but otherwise Duke could potentially sneak into a major bowl game against an SEC opponent.
If the Blue Devils were to win their remaining two games and make it to the ACC Championship game in Charlotte, N.C., they would be guaranteed at least a trip to the Russell Athletic Bowl in Orlando, Fla. or the Hyundai Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas, which hold the next two selections. Should they not make the ACC Championship game, many believe that Duke could be invited to the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, which holds the conference's fifth choice due to its proximity to the Triangle, though that same situation applies to N.C. State in Raleigh. If the Wolfpack are selected instead of the Blue Devils, the next option would be the Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn.
So if you're trying to book early travel plans to Duke's bowl game, don't bother asking an expert—chances are they know just as much as you do. Two more wild weekends will provide only limited clarity to what has been a year to remember in the ACC.


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I now understand why Superintendent Shonny Bria was so happy when the latest fleecing of Battle Ground Public Schools district residents passed. She was then fully able to ensure that we, the fleeced, were going to pay her the salary worth at least five teachers for each of the next two years to sit home and collect her well-earned PERS payoff each month. A June 28 Columbian story reported "B.G. schools chief to get $401,715 payout."
Extra money from a construction measure -- just spend more -- barely pass the maintenance levy -- time to pay off the elite. I guess the talk of dissolving the district was the concern, then Bria wouldn't get her payoff if the levy didn't pass rather than a single thought to the children of the district. Well done.
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