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I'm looking for somebody to jtag my console. This is a failed flash attempt of a liteon drive so the person who does this would also need to recover the key from the 360 motherboard. I'm willing to trade in the keyvault for live access because i don't plan on using it on live.
I Want Somebody To Jtag Falcon Xbox360
Started by xatrix123 , Jun 24 2010 11:19 PM
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Posted 24 June 2010 - 11:19 PM
Posted 25 June 2010 - 12:18 AM
I'll do it for the KV if you cover return shipping. I will also recover the DVD key and flash it to the drive if it's still working. Just to be sure, the DVD drive is working, you just wiped the FW off of it? Let me know so I can prepare if you accept my offer, thanks!
Posted 25 June 2010 - 01:27 AM
ok no longer looking for something i got b32b doing it for me. I will leave him some good feedback here once i get it back
Posted 30 June 2010 - 12:50 AM
GOTitCUZiMODDED convince me to go with him since he leaves a state that is almost next door to me, hope i don't get burned, because i didn't go with the first guy i talk to.
Posted 08 July 2010 - 02:19 PM
GOTitCUZiMODDED decided to not send my 360 back to me, so everybody watch out, this guy is a rip off. Dont let him rip you off like he did me
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Set Up Your Own Online Store With These 3 Unique Seller Services
Design Showcase 2012 is happening right now, so what better time to share some resources for independent designers and sellers out there. Thinking about starting your own online store? Explore these online services to help you get selling today. Selling goods on the Internet has many advantages. With online store fronts offering a low cost to get started, and a number of easy to use online selling services, almost anyone with a product can set up shop with a home startup of their own. Unlike a traditional storefront, an online store can open with close to zero overhead (other than some space in your apartment to store that merchandise). Shopify
Shopify is one of the newer offerings available in the DIY ecommerce space, and offers highly customizable and professional online stores. With various pricing tiers to cater to businesses large or small, and a free tier to get you started, Shopify is geared towards the serious seller while still offering entry level options for your home business. From their website:
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Here at Apartment Therapy we often cover the unique items found over at the fantastic DIY seller community at Etsy. With their mission to be "the world's handmade marketplace", the goods available on Etsy are incredibly unique and eclectic. From their website:
Our mission is to empower people to change the way the global economy works. We see a world in which very-very small businesses have much-much more sway in shaping the economy, local living economies are thriving everywhere, and people value authorship and provenance as much as price and convenience. We are bringing heart to commerce and making the world more fair, more sustainable, and more fun.Even if you're not the creative type, you can even make a few bucks on Etsy just by having a unique eye for great finds. My partner made quite a few sales here, picking up vintage women's clothing from a retail vintage store, and reselling her unique finds in her Etsy store. Society6
If you're an artist or designer, and especially if you're working in the digital medium, Society6 offers a really remarkable service for selling your work online. Setting up an account with the service allows you to upload high quality images of your work, which can than be sold online as prints of various sizes, t-shirts, canvases, and even skins for your iPhone or laptop. What makes Society6 unique is the offering of a truly zero overhead business. Since you're simply supplying the artwork, while they handle all the manufacturing, selling and shipping, Society6 is a fantastic way for artists and designers working from space-limited apartments to make and sell hard goods and profit from their creative work. If you're looking to bring in some extra cash, or looking to push your home manufactured goods online full time, picking the right online marketplace is key. Luckily, there is a space for home business at all scales, whether it be reselling antique or vintage finds, DIY crafts, or prints of your own creative artwork. If you're considering starting a home business, take a look at some of the great services available to you and take a chance on your own online store today. (Images: Screenshots as linked, lead image by Sean Rioux)

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LEWISTOWN - To assist with keeping an eye on the Mifflin County School District, Robert Haines patrols two of the schools in the district.
While Haines, Mifflin County Regional Police Department School Resource Officer, is responsible for the schools in the district that are not in the Borough of Lewistown, most of his time is spent at Mifflin County High School and Mifflin County Junior High School.
"A patrol officer will be assigned to one of the other schools in the district at the beginning of the day shift, and then they patrol it," Haines explained. "If there is an incident at one of those schools I then go and handle it."
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Mifflin County Police Department School Resource Officer Robert Haines talks with a counseling agency trying to find information to assist with a small dispute at one of the Mifflin County School District schools. Haines said most of his day is spent making phone calls such as this one.
Sentinel photo by LAUREN KERSHNER
When Mifflin County Police Department School Resource Office Robert Haines is not actively in one of the schools, he is in his patrol car driving around checking the school parking lots. Doing this also keeps an eye on the outside of the schools.
Haines said they call him to handle the incident because of his knowledge of student incidents. He has gained the knowledge by being involved in patrolling the schools for about 15 years.
"When I first started the position was only a part-time one," he said. "As the needs of the students and school changed, so the did position."
Haines said while there are different departments involved in the protection of the district schools, all of the departments work together to keep an eye on the kids. This helps to keep the SRO program on the right track of trying to be proactive instead of reactive.
"My job here is to make the school environment a safe place," he said. "If need be I am here to talk to a student about the consequences of their choices and to help guide them to make the correct choice."
In this respect the SRO position is similar from the elementary level to the high school levels, because he is continuing to reinforce the idea that he is there as anther person the students can talk to. Haines said the rapport he has with the students is different than that at the younger ages not only because not only are there usually more problems, but also because students are a little more forthcoming with information.
"The students I talk to are not afraid to let me know what hurts them or tell me about what is going on," he said. "This interconnection all goes back to being both a positive influence and presence."
Haines said he believes he pulls more incidents than those officers on the regular patrol because of the journey to and from school, adding to the number of incidents that are included under his job description. The trip to the school and the trip home falls under the school's responsibility, so he helps keep potential problems in place.
While there is not a typical day in a school day for Haines, there are some aspects of his job that happen each day. One of the things that happens is he drives around the two schools and makes sure there are no strange vehicles in the parking lots and to check for people who should not be out there. Haines said beyond the safety checks most of his day consists of being on the phone with different counseling agencies, and of course he works with the parents.
"I like having my office where it is because it allows me to funnel parents who are upset out of the main office and calm them down," Haines explained. "This does two things, one, prevents disruption to the office and two, it keeps the students becoming involved by containing the person to a smaller area."
When dealing with the counseling agencies, the social work of the job is working with students on a more personal level.
"When a student comes into my office with a question that I do not know the answer to, I do my best to find out and then communicate that answer to them," he said.
This adds to the idea of being proactive and rather than reactive, and Haines believes one of the most important parts of prevention is to look for things and then do what needs to be done to fix the problem. On a normal day there are five to six students waiting outside of his office to talk about problems both in and out of school.
Haines said he uses a lot of the resources that have been provided by the school, including use of the school district database and keeping an eye on the cameras placed throughout the two schools.
"The cameras have been a key tool in reducing the violence at the schools," he said. "The cameras that were already in place were updated, and new ones were installed in problem areas."
Whether he is in his office at the high school or in at a computer in the main office at the junior high, he has access to the video stream of the cameras, which helps both when a problem first occurs and to find all those involved afterward.
"It is interesting seeing the reaction of a student when I show up after noticing something on the screens," he said. "The reaction is 'how did you know' and I say the cameras."
Like other SROs, Haines has done and would like to do more educational classes both for students and for parents. One of the events included seatbelt checks, which Haines said he found more parents violating seatbelt laws than the students. This event occurs several times a year, and by the end of the year the number of citations filed is smaller than from the beginning of the year, sometimes because people are merely more aware of what the law is. Focusing on student education Haines has taught several extracurricular classes that involve government, law, and even psychology.
"One of the classes I taught was all about breaking down criminal cases and studying the psychology behind it," he explained.
Working and having quick access to the school administrators helps Haines to truly understand what is happening in the schools. He said he has radio communication with them and they all have his cell phone number to call if there is a problem. These school officials help him to do his job.
"The school administrators do a wonderful job of being seen and helping where and when they can," Haines said.
Sometimes it is just standing around, being a presence during the lunch periods, but it is enough for students to know that he and they are there to help keep the school environment safe for them on a daily basis.


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M. A. Slade (JPL/Caltech), L. J. Harcke (Stanford Univ.), R. F. Jurgens (JPL/Caltech), H. A. Zebker (Stanford Univ.)
The north and south polar regions of Mercury have been imaged using the Goldstone Solar System Radar during the inferior conjunctions of February 2001 and June 2001. The sub-Earth latitude was -10.7 deg. (South) in February during observations of the southern hemisphere, and +8.4 deg.(North) in June during observations of the northern hemisphere. These excellent viewing angles provided an opportunity to resolve the radar bright material in polar craters at 6-km range resolution. Fine-scale (1.5 km) resolution images of the northern craters have previously been obtained at 13-cm wavelength during 1999 and 2000 inferior conjunctions (Harmon et al., 2001). However, due to Mercury's south declination when the subradar point is most southerly, the Arecibo radar cannot observe the southern polar region of Mercury until 2004. Our new Goldstone 6-km resolution data are a factor of two higher resolution than the Arecibo data obtained in March 1992 at 15 km range resolution (Harmon et al., 1994) and will remain the most highly resolved images of the south polar region for the next few years.
The long-code method of delay-Doppler mapping (Harmon et al., 1992) was used to prevent aliasing of the radar return, since Mercury is nearly 5 times overspread at 3.5-cm. The north polar craters exhibit brightest reflections from material interior to their southern rims (Harmon et al., 2001; Slade et al., 2000), which are the areas permanently in shadow from the Sun. The south polar scene is dominated by the reflection from Chao Meng-Fu (crater). Similar radar-bright echoes and polarization inversion (SC stronger than OC) has been noted for the Galilean satellites since the mid 1970's (Campbell et al., 1978), and is usually explained using models of coherent backscatter from icy media (Hapke, 1990).
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The complete opposite of wake and bake, blaze and daze consists of smoking a lot of marijuana and then "dazing" or going to sleep. Usually the last of your marijuana is used up.
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A Desktop Support Technician performs operation, installation, maintenance, diagnosis and repair of the hardware and software computer resources; to help computer users at the IT Department help desk; install personal computers' hardware and associated software necessary for operations all through the organization.
Desktop Support Technician Resume
In just 25-30 seconds, your Resume along with Desktop Support Technician Cover Letter needs to communicate an image of your abilities and how you've used your skills to attain specific results. It indicates that you know yourself fine and have a solid grasp on what you bring to the company, end users, IT Department and help desk. It will be your resume that catches the employer's awareness and makes it to the peak of the selected pile.
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John Smith
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OBJECTIVE (See IT Resume Objectives)
Seeking a position as a Desktop Support Technician with Milestone Technologies which will require me to utilize my exceptional computer skills, abilities and experience in the help desk field to ensure the company's success
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS (or STRENGTHS – for candidates having no experience)
• Over 2 years experience in providing excellent helpdesk support to users
• MCITP and A+ Certified
• Highly skilled in maintaining, analyzing, troubleshooting, and repairing computers/ Laptops, hardware, software and peripherals
• In-depth knowledge of documenting and upgrading hardware and software systems
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• Configured and installed new Microsoft and Macintosh systems
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On this date in 1933, neurologist and author Oliver Sacks was born in London, England, to a Jewish couple: Samuel Sacks, a medical general practitioner, and Muriel Elsie Landau, one of England's first female surgeons. He earned his medical degree at Oxford University (Queen's College), and did residencies and fellowship work at Mount Zion Hospital in San Francisco and at UCLA. Since 1965, he has lived in New York, where he is a practicing neurologist, while maintaining his British citizenship. In July of 2007, he was appointed Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center, and he was also designated the university's first Columbia University Artist. In 1966 Dr. Sacks began working as a consulting neurologist for Beth Abraham Hospital in the Bronx, a chronic care hospital where he encountered an extraordinary group of patients, many of whom had spent decades in strange, frozen states, like human statues, unable to initiate movement. He recognized these patients as survivors of the great pandemic of sleepy sickness that had swept the world from 1916 to 1927, and treated them with a then-experimental drug, L-dopa, which enabled them to come back to life. They became the subjects of his book Awakenings, which later inspired a play by Harold Pinter ("A Kind of Alaska") and the Oscar-nominated feature film ("Awakenings") with Robert De Niro and Robin Williams. Sacks is perhaps best known for his collections of case histories from the far borderlands of neurological experience, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and An Anthropologist on Mars, in which he describes patients struggling to live with conditions ranging from Tourette's syndrome to autism, parkinsonism, musical hallucination, epilepsy, phantom limb syndrome, schizophrenia, retardation and Alzheimer's disease. He has investigated the world of deaf people and sign language in Seeing Voices, and a rare community of colorblind people in The Island of the Colorblind. He has written about his experiences as a doctor in Migraine and as a patient in A Leg to Stand On. His autobiographical Uncle Tungsten: Memories of a Chemical Boyhood was published in 2001, and his most recent book is Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain.
Sacks's work, which has been supported by the Guggenheim Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, regularly appears in the New Yorker and the New York Review of Books, as well as various medical journals. The New York Times has referred to Dr. Sacks as "the poet laureate of medicine," and in 2002 he was awarded the Lewis Thomas Prize by Rockefeller University, which recognizes the scientist as poet. He is an honorary fellow of both the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and holds honorary degrees from many universities, including Oxford, the Karolinska Institute, Georgetown, Bard, Gallaudet, Tufts and the Catholic University of Peru. In 2005, he received an Emperor Has No Clothes Award from the Freedom From Religion. His acceptance speech was titled "Invasion of Irrationalism." He also began serving in 2009 on the Foundation's Honorary Board. Not the least of his honors is 2-mile-wide Asteroid 84928 Oliversacks, discovered in 2003 and named for him. D. 2015


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3: safety
Safety third, naturally.
I never understood the three-part system and really despised it, but now I think it was just phrased poorly. If they had phrased it "Tell people what you'll argue, then argue with them, and in case they're too stupid to get the point after all that, tell it to them again," then it would have made sense.
Ah, OK. My bad. Must've read it too fast. Keep up the good work.
One more reason why we need to abolish government schools.
Hi to the Jerry Pournelle fan. I used to subscribe to (PC World? Byte? -- can't remember which) just to read his column. I never throw anything out, so I probably have the magazine in which he made his comment. I'll never be able to find it though. Makes you wonder why I saved it. (Don't tell my wife I said that.) I hope my grammar and punctuation is correct, not to mention my spelling. You all are a bunch of hard graders!
This is completely true. Help me. I need to escape.
James Y, you're an immensely silly person and I hope you feel shame. Buildings and football fields teach kids nothing. And no, children don't matter. No more than adults. The most important thing to buy in a school... is a proper teacher. Or a good trapper keeper... nothing comes in handy more often... (obligatory handjob joke)
>>>If fthe public school system works so well, how come must of us have forgotten so much of it?
Because the average current highschool student processes more information in his senior year than his grandparents did in their entire lives
Love the last panel. Brilliant.
First you tell'em what you'r gonna tell'em
Then you tell'em
And then you tell'em what you told'em