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Recipe Corner: Apple Crumble Cake
Today I am happy to welcome Caitlin to the Writing Centre blog. She is generously sharing her recipe for a delicious Apple Crumble Cake. A lot of us at the Writing Centre have already tasted it and give our stamp of approval. Thanks for sharing this with our readers Caitlin.
Super Apple Crumble Cake*
This apple crumble cake is perfect for a chilly fall afternoon (or
anytime, really)!
-2 cups all-purpose flour
-2 tsp baking powder
-1/2 tsp baking soda
-1cup white sugar
-1/2 cup vegetable oil
-2 eggs
-2 tsp vanilla
-2 cups (about 3 medium) peeled and thinly-chopped apples (preferably McIntosh or Granny Smith)
-1/4 cup all-purpose crumble topping (see below)
1. Preheat your oven to 350°F.
2. In a large mixing bowl, stir together the flour, baking powder, and baking soda. Set aside.
3. Mix the sugar, vegetable oil, eggs, and vanilla for a minute until smooth. Add this to the flour mixture and stir until the dry ingredients are smoothly combined. Dump in the chopped apples and stir only until the apples are just incorporated.
4. Pour the batter into a well-greased 9x5-inch pan and sprinkle evenly with the crumb topping.
5. Bake for 60-65 minutes until the crumble topping is golden brown. If you can poke into it with a toothpick without batter coming out of the cake, then its done! (But let it cool completely before you eat it-we dont want any apple cake disasters).
All-Purpose Crumble Topping
This crumble can top anything-breads, muffins, cakes-you name it!
-1 cup all-purpose flour
-1/2 cup cold butter
-1/2 cup light brown sugar
-1/2 tsp cinnamon
1. Combine all the ingredients in a large bowl, cutting the butter in until it forms a crumbly mixture.
2. Place it on top of any dessert and bake it according to the dessert recipe.
*This recipe has been adapted from Basic Baking: Baking From Scratch: Easy as Pie by Evelyn Raab.
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It was back in 2010 when The Last Exorcism hit the big screen for this time and this March sees the release of the sequel.
This time around Ed Gass-Donnelly is in the director's chair while Ashley Bell is back in the central role of Nell Sweetzer.
Here are some images from the film for you to check out:
Deep in rural Louisiana, Nell Sweetzer awakens from a horrific chain of events with no recollection of what happened before.
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Hmm I don't think this is a very well defined problem. Could you be more specific or elaborate? Is there a diagram you could upload, perhaps?
A circular table with smooth horizontal surface is rotating at an angular speed ω about its axis. A groove is made on the surface along a radius and a small particle is gently placed inside the groove at a distance l from the centre. Find the speed of the particle with respect to the table as its distance from the centre becomes L.
In the co-rotating reference frame of the table top the particle is constrained to move on a fixed radius.
So taking for the co-rotating reference frame a coordinate system with origin at the centre of rotation and x axis oriented along the radius the particle moves under a psuedo-force:
Unless im misinterpreting this, this is a relative velocity problem.
Let be the velocity of the table relative to Earth. Let be the velocity of the particle relative to Earth. And let be the velocity of the particle with repsect to the table.
The tangential speed of the table is given by: where is the radius of the table.
Since every point on a rotating object has the same angular speed, the tangential speed of the particle at radius L is given by: .
Hence the speed of the particle with repsect to the table is:
(and some confusion between vectors and scalars, or at least what kind of vector product is implied by juxtaposition)


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I think there's only one "drunken stupor" general in the entire list of fallen generals.
Thanks for explaining the statuary Code! Now I'll know what I'm looking at if I look at anything that looks like any of these!
I checked, and the Henry Moore abstraction indicates that he died of mental derangement from tertiary syphilis.
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Motion Control - Servo drives: The MR-J4 servo system from Mitsubishi Electric Automation combines high performance features (for maximum throughput and OEE), user-friendly, HMI functions (to accelerate set-up, reduce installation costs and improve operator safety), and energy saving features. This is a Control Engineering 2013 Engineers' Choice Awards Honorable Mention.
As the fastest servo in the world with a 2500 Hz frequency response speed, the MR-J4 series servo amplifier promises to deliver maximum machine throughput and performance by reducing settling time to 0-2msec. In addition to its impressive performance, the MR-J4 servo system also offers a multitude of energy, space and cost savings features and user-friendly functions for faster set-up and improved operator safety.
The MR-J4 servo system is the "best-in-class," energy-efficient servo solution for machine builders and end-users featuring these key capabilities:
- Real-time adaptive load control, machine resonance suppression filters and machine robust filters are all adjusted automatically just by one click in the servo setup software.
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- All HG series motors for the MR-J4 servo systems come with 22 bit absolute (4 million pulses/rev) as standard, for high-accuracy positioning and smooth rotations.
- SSCNET III/H (Serial Servo to Motion Network) 300 Mbps delivers superior synchronization among servo axes with which total system response is dramatically improved.
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Maybe the Bowl Championship Series should be advised of the threat to their world.
The BCS is the select province of the well-to-do football schools. A quick review of the teams invited since its inception in 1998 reads like a "who's who" in gridiron history.
According to the latest "non-biased" Elo-Chess rankings prepared by computer Guru Jeff Sagarin, the No. 1 team in the land is a real surprise.
The scary thought to the BCS Bowls is the Elo-Chess ranking system is used by the BCS to help determine the final placement of teams in the poll.
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Some of the 2012 Speaker topics:
-- Digital Technology for Advanced Manufacturing
-- Polymers and Advanced Materials
-- Advanced NDE Technologies for Quality Control
-- Achieving Near-Zero Breakdown Productivity through Predictive Manufacturing
-- Robotics for Plant Automation
-- Plasma Technology for Surface Modification
-- RFID Technology for Operations and Supply Chain
-- Energy Management through Manufacturing Intelligence
Some of the Speakers for the Forum Series
V.P. of Digital Manufacturing, National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS) (Ann Arbor, Mich)
Jon Riley is the Vice President of Digital Manufacturing at the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS). At the NCMS, he is responsible for identifying partnerships and alliance opportunities to help U.S. manufacturers remain competitive in the global market. To accomplish this, a key element of his strategy is to make advanced development tools such as high performance computing tools, used for evaluating and simulating product designs during the development stage, available to manufacturers of all sizes.
The National Center for Manufacturing Sciences fuels innovative solutions for manufacturers. A nonprofit, member-based consortium, the organization's objective is to drive the global competitiveness of North American Manufacturers through collaboration, innovation, and advanced technologies.
Jon Riley has extensive experience in the areas of R&D, High Performance Computing, business development, design methodologies and strategies along with a clear vision and strong understanding of the benefits that high performance computing will bring to manufacturing in the coming years. He brings more than 20 years of experience in the areas of virtual and physical product development, design and validation.
Prior to his position at the NCMS, he spent 13 years at L&L Products, Inc, a successful Tier I automotive supplier, as an engineering manager responsible for their Composite Body Solutions product line, used for a wide variety of crashworthiness and NVH applications. During this time he led a corporate global initiative to evaluate and implement required resources for the virtual development of these products including people, hardware and software.
Prior to L&L, Jon Riley worked as a dynamics technical specialist in the aerospace industry and in the vehicle safety group at Ford Motor Company. He earned his B.S and M.S. degree in Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.
Joe Jacomet
President, Polymer Ohio, Inc. (Columbus, Ohio)
Joe Jacomet recently retired from Battelle after a 35 year career. His final position with Battelle was as Vice-President and General Manager of the Advanced Materials Applications Product Line (AMA). In this role, he was charged with directing the activities of over 100 staff engaged in contract research focused on polymers, plastics, elastomers, coatings, adhesives, composites, and other material-oriented disciplines.
Batelle clients included both domestic and international companies over a diverse range of industries. Aside from his organizational management background, Joe Jacomet has experience as a laboratory chemist focusing on paper technology and polymer applications; market research specialist in the areas of technology assessment and technological forecasting; and program manager including assignments involving large multidisciplinary programs.
At Battelle, Joe Jacomet strategically positioned AMA to provide leadership in creating cutting-edge technologies. The group gained recognition as being particularly creative and annually developed a number of inventions and patents for clients and Battelle. AMA won the prestigious R&D 100 Award from R&D Magazine eight times over the period from 1996 through 2006.
At the time of his retirement, the product line focused on internal Battelle research in the timely areas of biobased products, PEM fuel cell membrane development, and nanomaterials.
Currently, Joe. Jacomet is a member of PolymerOhio's staff serving as a Program Director providing assistance to Ohio's polymer companies, and as Vice-President for Advanced Polymer Company Attraction seeking to attract new companies and jobs to the State of Ohio. Joe Jacomet received his BS in Applied Science from Miami University, and an MBA from Ohio State University.
Dr. Jay Lee
Director, Center for Intelligent Maintenance Systems (IMS), University of Cincinnati (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Dr. Jay Lee is the founding director of the National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) on Intelligent Maintenance Systems which is a cooperative research center that includes the University of Cincinnati, the University of Michigan, Missouri University of Science & Technology, and over 70 corporate members.
The Center for Intelligent Maintenance Systems (IMS) works with manufacturing companies to implement technology that envisions the future of maintenance as a system that enables equipment to achieve and sustain near-zero breakdown performance.
Previously, Dr. Lee served as Director for Product Development and Manufacturing at United Technologies Research Center (UTRC), E. Hartford, CT as well as Program Directors for a number of programs at NSF during 1991-1998.
Currently, Dr. Lee serves as advisor to a number of global organizations. In addition, he serves as editors and associate editor for a number of journals including IEEE Transaction on Industrial Informatics, Int. Journal on Prognostics & Health Management (IJPHM), Int. Journal on Service Operations and Informatics, etc,
He has authored/co-authored numerous influential articles and technical papers in the areas of machinery monitory and prognostics, E-manufacturing, and intelligent maintenance systems. He also has a number of patents and trademarks. He is a frequently invited speaker and has delivered over 150 invited keynote and plenary speeches at major international conferences.
Tim Ellenberger
Vice President, Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. (Fremont, Ohio)
Tim Ellenberger is vice president of Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. (MCRI). He started the company in 1995 with a partner and has grown the business to over $10 million in sales and 45+ employees.
MCRI, a leading provider of robotic automation solutions, is located in Fremont, Ohio. Tim Ellenberger was previously employed with GMF Robotics, a joint venture between General Motors Corporation and FANUC North America. He holds a degree in robotics.
In April 2012, the owners and employees of Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. (MCRI) learned that MCRI was selected as part of the very first group of robotics integrators to earn the designation of "Certified Robot Integrator" from Robotic Industries Association (RIA).
As an example of one of the company's capabilities, Motion Controls Robotics can develop high speed robotic assembly cells using vision to locate all parts and subassemblies, descramble and determine a pick orientation for proper assembly. A high speed robotic assembly system provides a variety of benefits including reduced labor, ergonomic issues and scrap, as well as increased quality and throughput.
Jeong Na
Technology Leader NDE, Edison Welding Institute (EWI) (Columbus, Ohio)
Jeong Na is a Technology Leader covering the nondestructive evaluation and testing activities conducted at EWI.
EWI is a membership-based company. Manufacturers join EWI to work collaboratively with EWI technologists to improve their manufacturing efficiencies and become more competitive. Along with access to some of the world's best engineers, technicians, and scientists in materials joining and allied technologies, EWI membership offers free design reviews, free technical reviews, use of EWI facilities, and more.
Jeong has over 25 years of NDE experience in linear and nonlinear ultrasound, opto-acoustics, surface acoustic waves, and eddy current. He worked at the Nondestructive Evaluation and Sciences Branch in NASA Langley Research Center located in Hampton, Virginia from 1991 to 2001.
He was scouted to the System Integration Group of General Dynamics located in Dayton, Ohio in 2001 and worked for GD until 2006 before he joined the Nondestructive Evaluation Branch at the Air Force Research Laboratory through the University of Dayton Research Institute in Dayton, Ohio. He worked at the AFRL for 4 years before joining EWI in September 2010.He has published over 50 technical papers and articles on various aspects of NDE methods, approaches, and materials property characterization. Jeong has been invited to various NDE-related international conferences as a speaker, session chair, and keynote speaker.
Dennis C. Carmichael
President and Chief Technology Officer, Cimulus, Inc. (Ann Arbor, Mich)
Dennis Carmichael is President of Cimulus, Inc., a software development and integration company he co-founded in 1995. Cimulus focuses primarily on auto-ID and workflow automation for a wide range of industrial applications, specifically focused on manufacturing.
In one area of the company's business, Cimulus works with clients to implement RFID and process automation inside the factory space.
Dennis Carmichael's professional experience includes a strong background in engineering and product development, digital electronics, embedded systems and laser optics. He has worked in a number of positions, managing software development teams as well as non-technical staff including a position of Mechanical and Electrical Systems Designer for Alvarado Manufacturing Co. and R&D Engineer for Laser Media, Inc.
Since 1992, Cimulus' record of success has been built on hundreds of successful projects for clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to entrepreneurial startups.
A statement from a client of the company describes the value Cimulus attempts to provide, "From my standpoint, what is most impressive is that we view Cimulus as a partner and not as a consulting or contracting firm. Enhanced functionality delivered ahead of schedule and on budget was our first encounter with Cimulus. That's a significant accomplishment," stated Randy Pomerville, Chief Information Officer (CIO) at NSK America Corporation, a manufacturer of high speed rotary cutting instruments headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois.
Divya Prakash (DP)
Director of Manufacturing Execution Systems Implementation, Matrix Technologies, Inc. (Maumee, Ohio)
Divya Prakash (DP) is an Automation and Control Systems Architect, on Automation and Manufacturing Execution System (MES) projects for customers in a variety of industries. He is a recognized expert in Information Systems and ERP integration and brings a down-to-earth approach to manufacturing intelligence solutions that help customers realize operation benefits.
Matrix Technologies has developed an area of expertise involving Manufacturing Intelligence Systems. Matrix implements tools to collect and analyze production data that helps to make production equipment run more efficiently. Implementation of dashboards for a production team to monitor Key Performance Indicators (KPI) on a real-time basis ensures that problems are immediately identified and corrective action applied before it impacts production.
Matrix has employed Manufaturing Intelligence Systems that include the capability to manage equipment and plant energy useage. Sustainability projects that include a focus on energy management have brough important benefits to clients. Matrix is LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified.
George Osenga
Director of Operations,Thierry Corporation (Royal Oak, Michigan)
George Osenga is the Director of Operations for Thierry Plasma, a business unit of Thierry Corporation. He has worked in industry with atmospheric and low pressure plasma in excess of 20 years. George Osenga has applied this technology in the areas of cleaning, surface activation, etching, deposition, and coating. He is comfortable applying plasma technology to a variety of manufacturing industries including automotive, aerospace, sporting goods, medical, life sciences, paper, plastics, electrical, electro-optics, textiles, materials, marine, recreational vehicles, semiconductors and disc-drives.
Thierry Corporation has focused one of its business operations on plasma technology to support manufacturing operations. The company has a joint venture partnership with Diener Electronics- Plasma Surface Technology, a German-based corporation and an industry leader in this area.
When plasma (plasma ions) comes into contact with a material, physical and chemical reactions occur on the surface. This results in highly controllable surface modifications. Plasma systems can clean, activate, etch, R.I.E., or coat surfaces in ways not achievable by other surfacing technologies.
Plasma systems differ by technology – low pressure and atmospheric pressure – as well as by size and design. Thierry offers process development for its customers and also has a systems/equipment leasing service. In addition, the company has a service where customers can send Thierry their parts to receive treatment offsite.
In addition to a large inventory of standard plasma operating equipment, Thierry also specializes in custom plasma systems built to meet customer needs and requirements. An engineering staff is available to work with coustomers.
(Dr. Stefan Heinemann is unable to attend the session due to a change in position at Fraunhoffer and work requirements taking him out of the country)
(Cancellation) Dr. Stefan Heinemann
Executive Director, Fraunhofer Center for Laser Technology (Plymouth, Michigan)
Dr. Stefan Heinemann has broad management and business experience as well as a strong multi-disciplinary technical background with expertise in optics, physics, electrical and mechanical engineering. He is the Co- Founder of two Michigan-based companies and also serves as the Director of Fraunhofer USA, Center for Laser Technology, where he develops and commercializes new production technologies with light.
Fraunhofer Center for Laser Technology is a non-profit organization providing applied research to foster the use of laser technology. The organization has a state-of-the-art development center in Plymouth, Michigan with a variety of leading edge equipment designed to provide world-class-technology solutions for manufacturing clients.
Prior to Fraunhofer he held the position af Chief Technology Officer at Visotek and as R&D Director at Jenoptik in Jena Germany. He has acquired and managed a variety of federal and state grants in the area of advanced manufacturing technologies for high brightness diode lasers as well as solar cells and batteries. Dr.Heinemann earned a diploma in physics from the Technical University of Munich in 1991 and a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the Technical University of Berlin in 1994. He holds 49 patents and has more than 150 published works.


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The exponential distribution can be written as
So, becomes
Beta is called the scale parameter and lambda the rate parameter.
5-8 hour shifts is 40 hours. The probability it does not break down in this
time can then be found by integrating over 0 to 40 and subtracting from 1
Or, if the machine does not break down within 40 hours, then it is sure to breakdown some time after that. Whenever that may be.


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He put on some weight since he got married.
I'm surprised his finger didn't fall off.
Pan of ice water and olive oil.
Okay – why is he taking his wedding ring off now?
Or some hand lotion. Our rings are very ornate and since we are both left-handed we seldom wear them around the house. It got to the point that hubby couldn't get his on, so we went to a jeweler to have it stretched. Over $1,000. I got him a sterling Celtic ring at a local Renn Fest.
Maybe it's time you watched what you eat and start exercising, Ben.
My husband was overweight when we got married, but I eat healthy (most of the time) so he had to get a new wedding ring soon after we got married (the original one would fall off just by swinging his arm when he walked).
Now he's watching what he eats more (he eats lunches in restaurants at work, travels a lot and has business dinners) and has lost another 20 lbs recently. May be time for a resizing…
Before you go making judgments about weight, it can be something else.
I had to have mine cut off because I have secondary osteoarthritis. My joint has enlarged due to the deterioration, and does not work well at all any more.
I had a continuous ache in the knuckle of that finger that wouldn't go away, caused by the ring. There was no way the ring would come off, so we had to cut it off.
That was one of the saddest days of my life.
I have a permanent dent in my finger from wearing an too-small ring for many years. Looks a lot like Ben's.
I have Rheumatoid Arthritis. Before we found the right meds to control it, my fingers swelled so much that I had to have my wedding ring cut off and resized. It was cutting into the tendons and making my finger curl into my palm. It is a plain gold band, and just by luck, when they cut it off it missed the engraving. You can't tell it was ever cut. Now that my meds are working, it is a bit big, but not so much that I lose it.
This is what I did when I gained a lot of weight. Silver's a lot cheaper.
Well, when he's flirting with the checkout girl that ring could hold him back. But with that dent in his finger he has even worse of an image.
Why is he taking it off NOW?
He could be an electrician, or use a lathe in his job.
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looks amazing..keep it up :)
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Your work is greatly appreciated, i know tons of people that use the software that you help create.
+Koushik Dutta if you not read/seen yesterday's post...about "jailbreaking/rooting" will be illegal AGAIN some time in 2012 in USA...
+Chris Hardt You are joking! His name is Indian and I think so he lives in USA as well.
+Nandlal Shah U are really kidding me? If its true, why cyanogenmod is still on the buildbot... Why is iOS jailbreaking is still on... We modders still break the laws lol...
Not at present but that is coming +Daniel MM I have Android with CM7.1 but Later this year!
Nandlal Shah
@Daniel MM here is the link...
+Chris Hardt , search Google instead of commenting wrong things. Or just check +Koushik Dutta 's profile. ;)
norkhairi misdi
if jailbreaking is going to be considered as a felony, so basically, my phone is not actually my phone at all?
+Nandlal Shah No matter what, +CyanogenMod , +MIUI ROM , +Koushik Dutta 's CWM and other association... Still, its still running dude... Nothing stops them... And fyi, im using CM9...
Yup, you paid money for a thing that is just kept with you, u can't do any thing u want with it. And the carriers fuck steal ur personal info as well.
+Nandlal Shah What phone lol?
+bhuvan goyal steady man...
+jeffrey graves No ETAs... Just wait and see... I assume he built that for Nexus S only...
+bhuvan goyal steady man...
+jeffrey graves No ETAs... Just wait and see... I assume he built that for Nexus S only...
+Nandlal Shah hmm, we should talk in private... Cuz we might spam his comment box...
+Levent Çetinoğlu No downloads available yet lol...
+Levent Çetinoğlu No downloads available yet lol...
@koush I found a bug in the embedded busybox expr command. Where should I report it to make the next release?
This looks great! Once finished will you be sending your patches into the mainline repo? I'd love to see this on other devices.
nice, but I prefer the current one with hard keys, it gives a bit of old-school magic to the update process ;-)
Cool how do i get it. Also i was looking into dual booting cm7 with ubuntu, but in the first step i had to have 2 cwm downloaded. This step confused me. Any ideas?
That's a great start Koush, this will be pretty great I think, especially since scrolling with the volume on G-Nex can get kind of tricky. I'm sure this will be amazing when released.
Looks great, can't wait to see a polished off version with full functionality for a bunch of devices.
So glad you're doing this. I actually thought about using another recovery for a minute...
looks great, the nexus is driving me crazy with it bouncing all over the place when you try and navigate around.
Idk if touch belongs in recovery, I've ran into issues with touch recovery on my EVO 3d, was too easy to accidently wipe the whole phone, or SD card... So keep extra menus around... Like a no button a couple times
I am really looking forward to this for the Galaxy Nexus. The volume keys are very hard to use.
Keep up the good work.
Keep up the good work.
I still haven't gotten over the fabulous hard-button CWM support for my new T989 (TMo SGSII), and I know support for my phone is very far down every dev's list. But, if you please....
hey Koush, please let me know if you ever need any help translating to Turkish/ Armenian or Greek... Great work!
+Koushik Dutta , looks great. Is there any way to eliminate all the no's when you are trying to select a "yes" lol.
+Graham Scholton The idea is to make an inadvertent "yes" unlikely. I like a UI element in FX (the beta file manager) for file delete -- it's a little dialog with a "Yes" and "No/Cancel" but also a checkbox that has to be clicked. +Koushik Dutta could improve that and maintain the anti-reflexive protection of the present "moving yes among many nos" by moving the checkbox at random just enough to make reflexive actions unlikely.
way cool man, cant wait till its nice and shinny and ready for us to brick..erm i mean play with it! :)
+Richard Reich , good point. I have never thought of it like that. It will be interesting to see what Koush comes up with.
The Motorola Devour needs CWM too. It would need a bootstrap application like other Motorola devices have. If you're willing to help I'd be willing to donate or lend mine. Please get in touch with me if you have any pointers.
Thanks allot for your work Koush. My phone would be something completly diffrent with out CWM. But im nor actualy sure if i like it as touch version. That hardware button only version realy had style. It kind of show that CWM isent just an App, its much more :-)
I was wondering when you'd be doing this. Thanks for the great recovery. Use it on 10 of my Android devices.
+Nicholas Neveu And on how many don't you use it? Just trying to get a feeling for the full extent of your electronic Versailles.
Hi Koush, can you check my works: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1461712
I create AROMA UI to works on recovery (It was used in Installer), Maybe it will be usefull to implemented the interface for recovery?
I will opensourcing it soon
More touch friendly, fluid and eye candy
I create AROMA UI to works on recovery (It was used in Installer), Maybe it will be usefull to implemented the interface for recovery?
I will opensourcing it soon
More touch friendly, fluid and eye candy
I guess me and +Nathan Grebowiec are no longer needed in the touch recovery business, oh wait, I'll be making another new font for this one, expect a bigger Roboto variation
nice! Will this be available for my lovely Nexus S or will it be only on the Galaxy Nexus?
Como siempre, buscando la perfección , gran trabajo.
Very touching video ;).
Can't wait to see it on my SGS2 I9100! You're the best, man!
Can't wait to see it on my SGS2 I9100! You're the best, man!
Hello Koushik! I just want to say thank you for all the awesome programs you have made! I am going to be going to college for computer science. I was wondering if you can recommend any books to me that have helped you along the way!! Thanks
hello. i downloaded it to my windows 7 64bit pc, installed it. enabled usb debugging at my phone. nothing happened. what am i doing wrong?
I have the touch version working great on my Epic 4G Touch. I was wondering is the cwm 220.127.116.11 a touch version for the HTC View Tablet?
loving this touch, much better than the twrp2.0 attempt... not that i could do better but you know.im on a evo 3d btw...
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