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When I first moved to Los Angeles, one of the weirdest things that I had to get used to was the odd array of decisions that came with finding a place to live.
For example, when I lived in Orange County, most houses and apartments were new. The hardest thing I ever had to decide on was whether or not to paint a wall in my living room.
In L.A., it's quite the contrary. Every visit to an apartment complex or home becomes an intense version of the game 'Would You Rather," each answer to the question being harder than the question itself.
"Would you rather have a small bathroom or no heater?"
"Would you rather have a dishwasher or no closet?"
Unless you have all the money in the world to afford everything (which most of us don't) we tend to make big sacrifices in the name of real ...
OK, guys and gals. You asked for it, and now it's here: "The Official #ASKCupid Q&A Session with David Cruz"
I have been taking your questions via Twitter, email and even when you stumbled up to me on "Sunday Funday" in West Hollywood. (Those are always the most entertaining.) So now, here are the best of the best questions from the last week, with all my "Cupid Opinions" to accompany them!
Dear David, My boyfriend and I have been dating for only two months, and when Valentine's Day came up I wasn't sure how to approach it. We ended up going for a movie and dinner, but I felt it could have been more romantic. Is this a sign that he's not interested? —Via Finding-Cupid.com
After only a few months of dating there is always a bit of hesitation on anyone's part to 'go big' on a holiday, especially ...
There are many wise words of wisdom that have been past on to me in my lifetime. Some are great and some are cheeky. Some conjure up deep thought and others are just stupid.
Some of my favorites include: "You can't lead a horse to water"
"Don't look a gift horse in the mouth"
and the classic
"The grass is always greener on the other side"
But when it comes to the world of dating and love none has ever resonated more to me than the classic "Opposites Attract" aka The Paula Abdul Factor Sometimes I see couples that are shining examples of how this works- but then others that are simply poster children for poor choices while dating.
But isn't that the way with everything?
Time and time again I chat with friends who constantly are dating the "same kind of person" in the "same ...
Do you ever wonder why there are no gay dating websites?
Dating websites that are genuinely interested in the promotion of healthy long-term relationships?
Why does there seem to be more of a desire to have "instant access" to torso's and headless photos than to actually take the time to date.
In a community where we are fighting for marriage equality and seem to frustrated with the lack inability to find long term relationships…why does it seem that we are stuck in a one step forward two steps back mentality?
I spent an entire night searching the Internet to find sites that were devoted specifically to dating and for the most part came up empty handed?
Why do we as gay men embrace sites like Grindr, Jackd and Scruff- while sites like One Good Love fight to strike a chord of relevance?
To complicate matters more, Gay Matchmaking sites ...
That is the only word that I can use to describe my feeling lately about the possibility of getting married.
That is the immediate word that people use to describe the face I make when I am caught day dreaming about said obsession.
Now for the record, I'm not stalking bakeries "cake tasting" or ripping out the pages from GQ of the tux ill be wearing. Im just deep in thought.
Never in my lifetime did I ever think that getting married would, or could have been part of my life's grand plan."I wonder how this could truly change the landscape of how we date and have long term relationships as gay men."
You cannot escape the conversation. Its in the newspaper, on the television, at the water cooler. It's staring every gay man and woman right in the face.
But rather than debate the actual issue ...
As we head into the last few days of preparation before Valentine's Day, I find myself busy with the hustle and bustle of getting my readers ready for the big day. I imagine this is what Santa would feel like—making his toys, getting the old suit dry cleaned and polishing up that sleigh.I have been talking about Valentine's Day for the last few months now. My house looks like I won a grand prize of Valentine's Day decorations and cards. I am in deep, folks.It is usually about this time I begin to separate from the aesthetics a bit and focus in on what's important. Is it a perfect card, an expensive bouquet of flowers or a fancy dinner? What about the shallow gay stuff: Is it about how "hot" my guy is, the car he drives or the lavish spending sprees I hope he takes me on?...
Welcome to West Hollywood—one of the largest gay cities in the United States.I am currently sitting in one of the largest, gayest Starbucks Coffee shops the city has to offer. You know the one—the one across from the largest, gayest 24 Hour Fitness club in the city. Man is this a scene.My preparation to sit and write is vastly similar to my preparation to go out on a Friday night. Yes, I have cologne on, and yes, I did my hair. God only knows why. I mean—this is just a coffee shop, right? Why all the pomp and circumstance?I'll tell you why—because we are gay. We are all about presentation. We live for it. We don't have people over for dinner, we have a "dinner party"; we also don't just hang out, we have a "kiki." If there is anything that the domestic goddess/prison survivor Martha Stewart ...
After all the dust settles from the holidays, there is a moment of remorse that I feel from the ending of the holiday cheer and the awkward in-between-time that follows. As we slowly take down the decorations, toss the dry Christmas tree and wallow in the presence of the still very cold winter, one can only reflect back on how quick it came—and how quick it left.As we peel back the layers of lights and garland we begin to see the faint essence of what used to be our homes. We easily forget our lives in all the holiday hustle. I admit, it's far better a moment to think of baking cookies and singing to Mariah Carey than to think of dating or relationships.One can say Santa was a stand-in boyfriend.But here we are, 2013. The house is bare of decorations and fresh with inspiration of the ...
It has been at least a month since I had last exchanged words with all of you and I am just sick to my stomach. Will you ever forgive me?I wish I could tell you I was away on vacation, getting married in Paris or studying for a big test—but alas, I have been at home… gaybernating. At some point in every newly coupled gay man's life, you stray from the wolf pack and find yourself at home with your boyfriend doing only couple things. Eat, sleep, sex, date night, Ikea visits, sleep. Gaybernation happens when you least expect it and—like a pair of your favorite sweatpants—it's almost impossible to leave its comfort. As I laid in bed the other day, the new fall chill outside and my boyfriend and I inside, I wondered If I could ever leave the confines of my apartment. What has ...
Over the course of my life, I have had the absolute privilege of meeting some very amazing and educated people. Whether they have been entertainers, writers, doctors or business owners, each one of them have brought a certain amount of awe to our conversation that I could never explain. It's as if I am a starry-eyed 4-year-old meeting Mickey Mouse for the first time.I love hearing them tell me about where they went to school, why they started their profession and the defining moments of their life that made them who they are. It's exciting to think that at some point in life, somebody went to school with the next president, Olympian or CEO of a company.It's at that very moment when I think I have nothing in common with "Mr. or Mrs. Career" that we begin a conversation about relationships.They would say things like "Relationships are ...
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The second level of the climb takes you to the Stone Gallery. This is an outdoor gallery that circles the dome. The view of London from up here is indescribable. Breathtaking and stunning only begin to describe the incredible 360-degree view of all points of the city.
If you are truly intrepid, there is a third level that takes you even higher. We did not attempt this climb.
Photography is not permitted in the church, as it is a working and active sanctuary. Services are held daily, including Matins, Eucharistic services, and Evensong. You may also be surprised, as we were, to learn that you can hire a room or a wing in the cathedral to hold an event, from a simple meeting to a sit down dinner for up to 250 guests.
St. Paul's is also a place where people feel free to come and debate current issues. This is taken directly from their web site:
"For hundreds of years, people gathered at Paul's Cross in the cathedral's churchyard to debate the great issues of the day. Since 2002, thousands have gathered inside St Paul's to join in debates on key issues we face today.
Our vision is to stimulate dialogue on contemporary issues within the church and also to bring a theological voice to wider current debate.
Recent themes include global poverty, climate change, globalization, and contemporary childhood, with speakers including Gordon Brown, Jeffrey Sachs, Camila Batmanghelidjh, Michael Morpurgo, Rowan Williams, Kofi Annan, Shirley Williams, and David Attenborough. Events are open to people of all faiths and none."
This year, St Paul's is presenting a program called "For Richer, For Poorer, How money shapes our lives."
Admission to St. Paul's is 11 pounds for adults, 3.50 for children. The cathedral is open every day (except Sunday) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
St. Paul's is a must see for every visitor to London. You will come away with a new respect for history and how important a role churches like St. Paul's shaped the very foundations of the city.
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on break from this blog for now. :c
so, should i delete? :c
i feel like i might want to delete this blog soon.. :c
boys are soOo stupid i hate them…i hate every boy on this planet i want 12 boyfriends
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I totally agree with you Sesali. Just heard the song..its pretty awesome IMO. She seems to be letting out a lot of frustration with how people have been talking about her in the media as of late, which is actually somewhat refreshing (I havnt liked too many of her tracks lately) She totally deserves every [...]
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Yoga for Hip FlexorsJanuary 1st, 2009
Your hip flexors can tighten as a result of an abnormal tilt of the pelvis and from too much sitting. Also, "biking, running, and activities where you are in a hunched-over position lead to tight hip flexors because the muscle is being shortened," says De West, yoga therapist at the Yoga Workshop in Boulder, Colorado.Elizabeth Gregg
The 2009 Get Healthy & Stay Healthy GuideDecember 1st, 2008
We've all heard the same advice a million times, no matter what our health concerns: Eat better, exercise more, and stress less. But why is that so hard for many of us to do?
While most nutritionists and doctors tell us to eat plenty of fruits, veggies, whole grains, and spices—they don't really explain how we can do that in three meals a day.
By Lindsay Wilson, Nicole Duncan, Erin Quinn, Kate Hanley
The OM AdvantageNovember 1st, 2008
I got into yoga as a college student on a typically tight budget. To save money I decided to memorize my favorite sequence and practice at home. It was love at first Sun Salute.The joys of a home yoga practice don't have to come with years of experience. This sequence designed by yoga icons Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman will help you get started, and stick with it.By Nora Simmons
Come Into ClarityOctober 1st, 2008
Yoga offers powerful self-healing tools for women with breast cancer—from diagnosis and treatment through recovery. How you practice yoga is as important as what you practice, so be sure to:
Balance effort with relaxation.
Treat yourself kindly.
Challenge yourself—but never strain in a pose.How yoga helps breast cancer patients find balance again, on and off the mat.By Carol Krucoff
Yoga Rx: Running InjuriesSeptember 1st, 2008
No strangers to pain, runners do a lot of damage to their bodies while pounding the pavement or tackling the trails. Yoga can help by strengthening weak, underutilized muscles while healing overworked or injured ones, as well as tendons and joints, says Baron Baptiste, former athletic trainer and creator of Baptiste Power Yoga.By Nora Simmons
Moving Through AddictionSeptember 1st, 2008
For Ana Forrest, yoga began as a form of poor man's therapy. Sexually abused as a child, living in poverty, not having enough to eat, Forrest's early life seemed a setup for addiction. In the beginning she turned to drugs, alcohol, and food—anything that could help her check out. At 18, her addiction was bulimia. She ate and ate and then purged.Sun Salutes offer an alternative 12-step program.By Elizabeth Marglin
Thai'd TogetherAugust 1st, 2008
If you're anything like me, you might fantasize occasionally about having someone do your yoga for you. You would reap all the delight and benefit of the stretch, but with none of the awkwardness of having to heave yourself into a backbend. Just the thought of outsourcing yoga can send me swooning into Savasana.
Pair yoga and massage for a deep release.By Rana Lee Araneta
Yoga Rx: EndometriosisJune 1st, 2008
The severe pain and heavy bleeding associated with endometriosis impacts nearly 5 million US women. While there's no cure, yoga can help manage pain. Try these poses from Yoga for a Healthy Menstrual Cycle by Linda Sparrowe (Natural Solutions' editor-in-chief) and Patricia Walden (Shambhala, 2004).
By Nora Simmons
Yoga Rx: Reduce HypertensionMay 1st, 2008
At the pace we live, it's no wonder hypertension has reached epidemic proportions—almost a third of adults have high blood pressure. But a review conducted by the Prevention Research Center at Yale University's School of Medicine found that yoga may be as effective in reducing total blood pressure as conventional drug treatments. So strike a pose.
By Nora Simmons
What's My Alternative: Urinary IncontinenceMay 1st, 2008
After giving birth to her first child, Dawn Kramer, 42, of Crystal Lake, Illinois, lived with mild to moderate urinary incontinence for 10 years. "I thought having a little leakage when I laughed or coughed was just a result of becoming a mom," Kramer says.By Gina Roberts-Grey


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What a summer of love at Scientific American. It's always difficult for me to select a small number of posts for the 'Best of the Blogs' video, because so many of them are so excellent. This month's video focuses on love of various forms: physical, chemical – and, uh, mechanical. Enjoy!
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Directed by Anders Cato, the production will officially open Feb. 3 for a limited engagement through Feb. 26.
A co-production with Cleveland Playhouse, the cast features Bob Ari (Broadway's Frost/Nixon) as Rothko and Randy Harrison (Broadway's Wicked, Showtime's "Queer as Folk") as Ken.
"Lit from within and fueled by the passion of their creator, Mark Rothko's Seagrams Murals are powerful paintings of crimson, maroon and black that were intended to hang in a building designed by architectural titans," according to George Street notes. "But when a new assistant enters his studio, Rothko finds himself reconsidering the future of his works as he is confronted by the rise of the next generation."
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Jewish leaders alarmed by UKIP's new European ally
Jewish leader compares eastern Ukraine to Gaza
Israeli youth now eligible for work permits in Australia
Sisi responds to Sinai terror attacks: Egypt to establish buffer zone on Gaza border
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Jordan's Arab Bank starts appeal against Hamas finance ruling
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Grapevine: A worthy 'Hatan Torah'
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Sacrificing for a dignified life on Earth: Israel, justice and human redemption
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Pope Paul VI, first pontiff to visit Israel, moves closer to sainthood
Dutch Christians boycott church over exhibit on Palestinian children
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Evangelical support for Israel? Look to the east
Vatican promotes military force in to protect Christians from Islamic Extremism
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Central America Celebrates Independence at the Rabin Center
European Parliament Member Bastiaan Belder Tours the Negev
KKL-JNF Helps Chile Deal with the Gall Wasp Pest
KKL-JNF and Fair Planet in Ethiopia–Seeds of Hope
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International Cleanup Day: Cleaning Together in Northern Israel
Care of the Forests Continues Even in a Sabbatical Year
Nevatim Celebrates 60 Years and Dedicates a New Reservoir
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Der Wienerwald in Israel - The Vienna Woods in Israel
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Rioting resumes throughout east Jerusalem Saturday night
MK calls to ban Secret smartphone application
Confirmed: Body of Aaron Sofer found in Jerusalem Forest
US: Israeli police harassing another Abu Khdeir cousin
With another yeshiva student arrested, haredi 'draft dodgers' could soon number in hundreds
Missing American's parents meet with Jerusalem police chief
Ayala Hasson, first woman to head Channel One News Division
Bar-Lev: Allow siblings' names on IDF headstones
Sa'ar denies presidential deal with haredim
Police heighten security ahead of haredi protest in capital
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The Knesset unanimously approved the preliminary reading of two bills on
Wednesday that would reduce the fines for Jerusalem Light Rail travelers and
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A California researcher has discovered a strong correlation between chocolate consumption and the degree of smarts that results in being awarded a Noble Prize. In "Chocolate habits of Nobel prizewinners", published in Thursday's edition of Nature, Beatrice Golomb of the University of California, San Diego, notes that of the 23 …
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Did they take into account cocoa content and composition as well? Chocolate in one country is not the same as another.
Uhm... slow day?
Even the beeb has this back in November, with the exact same graph. We do pay attention.
Re: Uhm... slow day?
The BBC article only references the Messerli study (whence came the graph) -- not the Golomb study. Re-read the Reg article, and you'll see it's primarily about the newer study.
Obvious Confounding Variable.
The Swiss have the most award recipients, and eat the most chocolate. The next several countries in both categories enjoy relatively open borders with Switzerland, enabling cross-pollination opportunities.
Check your genealogy: if you have Swiss blood in you, you may be prone to eating a lot of chocolate, or to performing extraordinary tasks solely for small quantities of metal and a sizeable quantity of dosh.
Ummm - I think this is a hoax. Correlation is not causation! This was looked into on more or less on radio 4 by Tim Harford some months ago, and I think the guys at the following blog showed similar relationships between car crashes and Nobel laureates (and chocolate consumption to serial killer rates);
Re: A.C. @ 19:58
"Correlation is not causation!"
As if that matters in this case...
Beer, 'cause some folks like it like I like chocolate.
The researchers seemed to have overlooked...
...that in addition to a cash prize each laureate also receives 274839 Mars Bars?
Re: The researchers seemed to have overlooked...
"274839 Mars Bars"
I'll have those fried please.
...we all know they eat a lot of chocolate, well us married men know that... So if the Chocolate / Nobel Prize correlation is correct then most Nobel Prize winners should be women.
The graph seems to be more like a combination of general standard of living combined with importance of chocolate culturally in terms of local confectionery and pastry preferences, plus some added random elements. To me that's Occam's Razor in action: we already have a very simple reason of why we see this distribution. No need to find arcane reasons!
It's true that one needs to explain Belgium but their Burgundian attitude might conflict with Nobel aspirations, at times :-)
"It's true that one needs to explain Belgium"
I go to Belgium every year, and I can't explain the place. Especially the driving.
Chocolate made at least 20% of what I am today!
Are they deliberately fishing for an Ig Nobel Prize?
Perhaps if the conclusion were extrapolated in extremis they'd be in line for a Darwin
Aw, c'mon. Don't you think Al Gore could have totally skewed the results all by himself? Look at him. He's the size of a small country. His methane emissions must be creating more climate change than a city.
"Nobelists could understate chocolate consumption to amplify the appearance that native prowess led to their Prize ..."
I'm sure that a Nobel prize winner would never falsify data for their own benefit.
Re: I'm sure that a Nobel prize winner would never falsify data for their own benefit.
I'm sure that once you have a Nobel prize, you pretty much dont need to falsify data to gain benefit; benefits will flow regardless of how mundane your subsequent work is. Why put a Nobel-sized reputation at risk with fakery?
Of course Nobel price winners eat more chocolate than other people, they are rich because of the price money they have received. Obviously they buy more chocolate, duh.
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May be my failing eyesight - but I don't see any attributions to Israeli persons.
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- to foster collaboration among members
- to assist those researching their Fairfield County ancestors;
- to conduct periodic educational programs and conferences to explore cultural, genealogical, and historical topics;
- to disseminate cultural, genealogical, historical and biographical information to members and to the general public.
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Mayweather is undefeated after 45 fights. Khan, 27, has a 28-3 record and Maidana, 30, is 35-3. Khan defeated Maidana in 2011.
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Although it's only early November, program planning for the winter and spring of 2013 is well under way here in the Education Department. The MHS will be offering an interesting mix of public programs in the coming months, including concerts, author talks, a walking tour, and even a dramatic reading! Even as we experiment with different program formats, however, we always remember to ask ourselves how we can shine a spotlight on the Society's unique resources and assets. In addition to our amazing collections, the MHS also employs a phenomenal staff with connections to an engaging array of historians, public figures, artists, and others who make use of history in their work. How can we tap into this deep pool of historical enthusiasm? What is the best way to connect all of these fantastic people with our public program audiences? We've come up with a few ideas, but we'd love to hear what YOU think.
One program we will pilot in 2013 is modeled after something we've tried at our annual fundraiser, "Cocktails with Clio." At each of the past two events, the Society's President has interviewed a prominent historian as part of the evening's entertainment. We'd like to build on this format and develop an entire series of discussion-based programs that feature historians working on intriguing projects.
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I'm not sure I can identify ONE historian as my favorite. If I lived near Massachusetts I would consider attending an event that featured any of the following: Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, Mary Beth Norton, Tad Baker, Ann Little, Alan Taylor, T H Breen, Annette Gordon-Reed.
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1. Re: Where's Netflix?gandecab Jul 26, 2011 11:55 AM (in response to taxman1976)
Complain to netflix developers, not LG/TMO.
2. Re: Where's Netflix?tmy52 Jul 27, 2011 1:44 AM (in response to taxman1976)
anyone got any leaked notes about a possible release? pushing buttons here
3. Re: Where's Netflix?saxie81 Jul 27, 2011 7:51 AM (in response to taxman1976)
If I recall correcty, its not the software (android version) that is keeping the G2X from getting netflix. Its the hardware thats keeping the G2X from getting Netflix. The Qualcomm snapdragon has a hardware level DRM, something that the Tegra 2 doesn't have.
4. Re: Where's Netflix?tmy52 Jul 27, 2011 8:21 AM (in response to saxie81)
great! that's a bummer...hope 3rd party app can be bridged in order for netflix to develope their app -_-
5. Re: Where's Netflix?taxman1976 Jul 27, 2011 8:46 AM (in response to saxie81)
If it's a hardware issue how come I can root, flash CM7 and then download a version of the app from XDA to get Netflix running? Note, I CAN, do that, but I don't want to do that because the fear of bricking my phone by trying to flash a rom for the first time outweighs my need for netflix on my phone.
6. Re: Where's Netflix?dustyvv Jul 27, 2011 9:37 AM (in response to taxman1976)
taxman is correct. It's not a hardware issue. I'm rooted, and running CM7. I can tell you that Netflix DOES work on my phone (I downloaded from xda).
However, you can't change your queue with the mobile Netflix app. You can watch movies/tv that are available for instant play...but no rearranging your queue.
Personally, I think Netflix could release it to all Android phones, but they don't want to, for fear that their servers won't be able to handle the massive hit.
7. Re: Where's Netflix?gandecab Jul 27, 2011 9:45 AM (in response to dustyvv)
are you using the market Netflix app or a modified version? It may have the DRM check removed or disabled on it.
8. Re: Where's Netflix?taxman1976 Jul 27, 2011 9:59 AM (in response to dustyvv)
Re the queue, old blu-ray players with the Netflix app have the same issue.
9. Re: Where's Netflix?dustyvv Jul 28, 2011 11:31 AM (in response to gandecab)
Originally, I edited the build.prop and downloaded from the market. But I'm pretty sure I'm running a modded version now. I'll check, when I get the chance, and see if I can find the link I used at xda (if you're interested).
10. Re: Where's Netflix?taxman1976 Jul 28, 2011 11:42 AM (in response to dustyvv)
Go to XDA in the apps and themes section there is a thread with the apk you can put on your sd card and open with astro. You have to be running CM7 or bionix though, I think.
11. Re: Where's Netflix?kalel33 Jul 28, 2011 1:56 PM (in response to taxman1976)
When I was running CM7 2.3.3 the Netlfix app did not work with my phone. When they did the CM7 2.3.4 update they specifically coded it to fake Netflix into thinking the phone met the requirments. So it's a hardware issue, in that Netflix doesn't think the app is perfect for the phone but it is also a software issue, in that if you deceive the app then the app will run.
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I will tell you where Netflix is, purposely blocked so that a t-mobile user will be more inclined to use the T-MOBILE TV
13. Re: Where's Netflix?gordonarts Aug 11, 2011 10:47 AM (in response to gordonarts)
And that iccurs a monthly fee after the free 30 day trial period. Also, can you watch hulu ?
14. Re: Where's Netflix?kalel33 Aug 12, 2011 9:24 AM (in response to gordonarts)
gordonarts wrote:
I will tell you where Netflix is, purposely blocked so that a t-mobile user will be more inclined to use the T-MOBILE TV
The conspiracy theorists have come out of the woodwork. Nice theory but the G2 was one of the first 5 phones to be considered a qualifying phone by Netflix. Netflix is the one that makes the list of compatible phones, not T-mobile. Plus, three other T-mobile phones are compatible, the Samsung Galaxy S 4G, Vibrant, and the Nexus S. Here's the link for the Android Marketplace for Netflix. You can see the list of compatible devices. If your phone is not on that list then Netflix blocks your phone from seeing it.
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- Breaking down the point & shooting guard rotations for the Washington Wizards. (via Wiz of Awes)
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Put simply, the GP2X Caanoo is a handheld console that plays every single one of your favorite 8-bit games (as well as quite a number of 16-bit games). You have to download the emulators and ROMs, but the system is open source and has a thriving developer and homebrew community. If you've ever wanted to play your favorite 8-bit games on a handheld console, this is a great way to do it!
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