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Tiana Nichols and Blake Juergens both harvested their first deer in October during the second season, and neither had to travel too far to do so.
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Craig Sports Briefs for Oct. 29, 2014: Bad Dogs Wrestling hosting parents meeting Thursday
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Moffat County cross country races to season's end at state
Girls team places 5th, boys take 16th
MCHS girls placed fifth and the boys 16th as part of the 3A State Championships Saturday in Colorado Springs. The teams took on the course at Norris Penrose Event Center with gusto.
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New Zealand did not put up much resistance against South Africa, but there was still a job to do and Dale Steyn performed it in some style
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That Dale Steyn still deserves to be called the best bowler in the world was evident during New Zealand's first innings in the Port Elizabeth Test. That he is still Graeme Smith's go-to man was obvious as well.
Steyn has been a priceless performer for many years, but with Test matches and series often rolling into each other there has not always been time to reflect on his achievements. In this series, Steyn claimed his 300th wicket in his 61st Test. At his current rate of five wickets a Test, he could become the joint-fastest seamer to 400 and 500 scalps and second fastest on the overall list, behind Muttiah Muralitharan.
At St George's Park, the same place that he made his debut, Steyn his took his 19th Test five-for to put him second on the list of South African five-wicket haulers, one behind Allan Donald. It speaks of his consistency to make breakthroughs and increase his intent when it is needed but also of his individual quest for success.
Steyn clearly wants more, regarding this as just another milestone on the road of the "many more Tests," he hopes to play. Ask him what the 19th haul means and he has a prudent way of comparing himself to another player in the South Africa XI whose hunger for achievement appears to know no bounds. "It means I am on level terms with Hashim Amla's hundreds," Steyn said.
Amla and Steyn's 19th both came in the same match and while Steyn continues to sit atop the bowling charts, Amla is not far behind in batting stakes. The latest ICC rankings have him in second position and he has the opportunity overtake Michael Clarke in the upcoming series against Pakistan.
That would give South Africa the world's best batsman and bowler to add to their status as the No.1 ranked Test side and it is that sort of unit Steyn is savouring being part of. "Everybody just plays their part in this team," he said. Steyn's part contributes heavily to South African success and he was willing to indulge in a few moments of self-reflection as he looked back on his proudest moments so far.
Steyn could point out two five-fors which meant the most to him in his nine-year career. Interestingly, neither were at home or in helpful conditions.
"There was one in the West Indies in 2010 in the first Test," he remembered. "I was coming around the wicket and the ball was reversing. They had a couple of left handers and guys were leaving the ball and I got a few wickets. I thought to myself then I don't think I couldn't have bowled any better and everything just worked out perfectly."
Steyn's 5 for 29 included four left handers: Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Narsingh Deonarine, Suliemen Benn and Ravi Rampaul. He made the crucial breakthrough when Chanderpaul was going about a repair job and then nipped out the tail with three wickets in two overs.
|Sometimes you're up for it, sometimes the body doesn't quite agree. I've been fortunate that in this match the body has said yes. I was also able to make the ball swing and Vernon wasn't so there was more for the taking Dale Steyn on knowing when to push himself
"And then there was Nagpur where I got seven. Just getting somebody like Sachin Tendulkar... but also I got the ball to swing both ways that day on a really flat deck," he said. That performance won Steyn ESPNcricinfo's award for the best Test bowling performance of 2010. Again, he was hostile to the lower order and plucked five wickets in four overs to finish with 7 for 61.
Even against New Zealand, Steyn went hard at their tail and seems to have made a habit of returning to sweep lower orders away quickly although he said it has not been intentional. "I try to run in and bowl quick every time and I don't really pick and choose who to run in and bowl quick to, it just sort of happens.
"Sometimes you're up for it, sometimes the body doesn't quite agree. I've been fortunate that in this match the body has said yes. I was also able to make the ball swing and Vernon wasn't so there was more for the taking," he joked. "But the back end batters; you're not expecting them to go out there and score heaps of runs so it's good to get over with fast."
Steyn also has the advantage of being able to bowl in short bursts with maximum effort while his team-mates do the donkey work. Over the years Graeme Smith has learnt how to read Steyn better and to bring him on when the angry eyes start flashing.
"It's about understanding him tactically," Smith said. "Once the batsman shows him something and gives him a little opening, he has a wonderful ability to drive it home. When he is steaming in at 145kph and swinging it, it's great to be in the slips and be a part of that. It's not so great when we have to face him in the nets."
His aggression is what Smith said "lifts the whole team," but what motivates Steyn himself? Knowing that he can meet the challenge of performing where it will be tough.
"Those two five-fors that stand out most for me even though there have been big games like against Australia in Melbourne in 2008 when I picked up ten because those two were completely different," he said. "Melbourne was always going to offer something like a little bit of bounce. But when you are playing in places like West Indies where there is not a lot of bounce and in India and subcontinent; it's more memorable."
Those who appreciate the combination of swing and pace will hope there are many more memories to be made.
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Lucy Hutchinson, an alumna of the College Leaders Program Class of 2005, is one of only two James Madison University students who will participate in a five-day simulation of the U.S. House of Representatives on April 17-21 in Washington.
According to a press release from JMU: "Senior Lucy Hutchinson, an international affairs major from Chantilly, Va., will represent Virginia's 10th district, officially represented by Frank R. Wolf, at the U.S. Model House. Hutchinson is a student government senator and finance chair, and is JMU's first fellow with the Center for the Study of the Presidency, a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit organization focused on educating young leaders."
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Chuck Smith (left), a graduate of the Political Leaders Program Class of 2005, was elected Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia Beach this past Saturday. Congratulations Chuck!
Chuck will replace out-going VA Beach Republican Party Chair Mark McKinney, who is also a graduate of the Sorensen Institute's Political Leaders Program (Class of 2004).
Jesse Ferguson, a graduate of the Political Leaders Program Class of 2004, was recently profiled by the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
After many weeks of interviews around the Commonwealth, the Sorensen Institute is proud to announce that the members of the High School Leaders Program 2006 and the College Leaders Program 2006 have at last been selected. Competition was especially rigorous this year, and we want to thank everyone who applied to the programs. "We are fortunate to have an incredible group of students for both programs this year," commented Marc Johnson, Director of Sorensen's Youth Programs. "We are looking forward to getting started. It's going to be a great summer." Congratulations to all our new Sorensen students!
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Andrew Almand, Arlington, Christopher Newport University (2006), Political Science, minor in History
Sean Banks, Midlothian, James Madison University (2009), Undeclared
Catherine Bauman, Danville, The University of Virginia (2007), Government, minor in French
Ashley Call, Fairfax, Christopher Newport University (2008), Early Childhood Psychology, minor in Italian
Daniel Carawan, Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University (2008), Political Science
Shonda Copeland, Chesapeake, Norfolk State University (2007), Political Science, minor in English Education
Brian Coy, Woodbridge, James Madison University (2006), Political Science, minor in Geology
Anja Davis, Virginia Beach, Virginia Commonwealth University (2009), Political Science
Brady DeRemer, Grand Forks Air Force Base, The University of Mary Washington (2007), Political Science, concentration in Public Policy
Brandon Eickel, Germantown, Maryland, James Madison University (2008), Political Science and Communications
Katherine Ely, Smithfield, Old Dominion University (2005), Psychology and Communications
Nancy Funkhouser, Gordonsville, The University of Virginia (2008), International Relations, minor in Economics
Elizabeth Hooper, Martinsville, Radford University (2006), Political Science, minor in History
LaAndra Jones, Alexandria, Hampton University (2006), Political Science
Andrew Lamar, Fredericksburg, The University of Mary Washington (2007), Political Science and Economics
Emad Maghsoudi, Clifton, Virginia Commonwealth University (2008), Political Science, concentration in Pre-Law
Holly Mattocks, Fairfax, The University of Virginia (2007), Foreign Affairs, minor in History
Kimberly McKay, Charlottesville, Virginia Tech (2007), History and Political Science
Eric Paulson, Port Republic, Virginia Tech (2006), Political Science (B.A.) and Dairy Science (B.S.)
Jarrett Ray, Charlottesville, James Madison University (2008), Political Science and Philosophy and Religion
Emily Reijmers, Charlottesville, Virginia Commonwealth University (2008), Political Science, minor in International Relations
Chelsea Rock, Woodbridge, University of Richmond (2006), Rhetoric and Communications Studies, minors in Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies and Spanish
Lincoln Saunders, Kilmarnock, the College of William & Mary (2006), Government, minor in Classical Studies
Tyler Sinsabaugh, Glen Allen, Longwood University (2006), Political Science, concentration in Pre-Law, minor in History
Michael Sizemore, Collinsville, Virginia Tech (2007), Political Science, minor in Urban Affairs and Planning
Lauren Stech, Chesapeake, Radford University (2007), Political Science, minor in Business Administration
Tsion Tesfaye, Midlothian, Virginia Commonwealth University (2009), English
Veronica Tessler, Yorktown, Virginia Commonwealth University (2007), International Studies, minor in Italian
Curtis Walton, Portsmouth, Old Dominion University (2008), Political Science and Finance
Chalana Williams, Chesapeake, Radford University (2009), Political Science
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Natacha Arora, Chesapeake, Oscar F. Smith High School (2008)
Kendall Bailey, Lynchburg, , E.C. Glass High School (2007)
Adam Barton, Roanoke, Northside High School (2007)
Kaitlyn Bennett, Chesapeake, Oscar F. Smith High School (2008)
Paul Blair, Virginia Beach, First Colonial High School (2008)
Amanda Blevins, Lovingston, Nelson County High School (2007)
William Corcelius, Quicksburg, Stonewall Jackson High School (2007)
Sarah Davidson, Blackwater, Rye Cove High School (2006)
Evan Davis, Virginia Beach, First Colonial High School (2008)
Courtenay Dobbins, Danville, George Washington High School (2008)
Alexandra Fey, Keswick, St. Anne's Belfield (2007)
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Phinizy Generelly, Palmyra, Tandem Friends School (2007)
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Natalie Oschrin, Charlottesville, Charlottesville High School (2007)
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This just in from Charlottesville: Christopher Wrobel, a third-year student at the University of Virginia and a graduate of Sorensen's College Leaders Program Class of 2005, was recently invited to join the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, capping off many years of hard work in school.
According to the UVA website: "Students are elected to Phi Beta Kappa for their stellar academic performance. Undergraduate members of Phi Beta Kappa are chosen from the top 12 percent of the fourth-year class and the top 4 percent of the third-year class. Students chosen for Phi Beta Kappa not only have earned a high grade point average but have also consistently demonstrated scholarship in the liberal arts. As a rule, students elected will have: (1) carried a full load of courses (15 credit hours per semester; not 12, as stated in the Undergraduate Record), (2) demonstrated proficiency in challenging advanced-level courses, and (3) chosen courses that reflect a scholarly commitment to the liberal arts in general (including a balance of courses in sciences and/or mathematics and the humanities and/or social sciences). In sum, the students who are elected choose programs that have breadth, depth, and rigor."
Chris will be working for the Sorensen Institute this summer as a Youth Program Manager. Congratulations Chris!
Dyana Mason, Executive Director of Equality Virginia, and a graduate of the Political Leaders Program Class of 2005, will appear tonight at 8pm on the PBS program "Virginia Currents." The program will broadcast LIVE and will be taking your calls and comments.
According to the Virginia Currents website the program will focus on the proposed marriage amendment that will appear on statewide ballots here in the Commonwealth in November: "The one-hour live special will be devoted to discussion of this controversial measure. At issue is the proposed marriage amendment to the Virginia constitution which would define marriage as between a man and a woman. Opponents say the measure would deny other forms of legal relationship recognition. Viewers are invited to call in with questions and comments."
Check local listings for exact time and channel to view the program.
This just in: Kira Thompson of Richmond, a graduate of the High School Leaders Program Class of 2005, has been accepted to Hampton University. Congratulations Kira!
We have just learned that Kristin Clements, a graduate of our High School Leaders Program Class of 2005, has been accepted to the Leadership Fellows Program at Elon University. Congratulations Kristin!
In his most recent round of appointments, Governor Tim Kaine recognized the talents and contributions of two Sorensen alumni by reappointing them to their current positions.
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"Of course he is." Nasus replied, before letting a loud, saddened sigh at his brother's antics. "He once was the best Guardian our people could ever ask for, on top of being the best brother I could have asked for. Things have... changed between us now."
He grabbed the staff, looking at it. He wished he had had the time to grant his brother's wish. Clearly, he was lost in a reverie. He snapped back, remembering that someone asked him a pertinent question, to which he would gladly reply.
"We may look like animals but, in truth, we aren't. We are what you call Spiritual Guardians. We are born with a dominant trait and that trait defines how we look like. For me, it is faithfulness to the Death. For my brother, it is an intense fervor."
He decided to elaborate further on the matter, in order to clear any confusion.
"We the Guardians can breed within ourselves, regardless of what trait we represent. In turn, our children represent different traits that you may be able to predict. We are bound to the Cycle of Life and Death and, as such, when a Faithful Guardian dies, another one is born."
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Nasus, what is your breakfast of champions?
At the sight of Jax, Nasus' tension somewhat evaporated. The Grandmaster at Arms was a very social person to be around and always had a knack to ease tensions. The question somewhat caught him off-guard as he did not expect a question pertaining to his alimentary habits. He would, nevertheless, state his truth.
"As long as the food I consume gives me enough strength for the day, I am content with whatever food is at reach. I have a clear preference for spicy meatballs, peanut butter and yoghurt, though."
He would then turn his attention to LightCam.
"Pillars of Hope would require flawless control over the Elements; without such control, they would crumble under the slightest strain."
As his wits kicked in midway through his thoughts, he added:
"From what you told me and the way you did so, I assume you have already been training on performing Aura Wings and may want to demonstrate your prowess. I am rather curious as to how far down the path you have gone and I would have invited you to be my guest but I suffer of no affliction myself; the effects of that spells won't be noticeable. You may summon a minion that I would mildly harm and we may observe the effects of your spell."
At the sight of the Swords, Nasus' expression became serious. This was not a spell to be trifled with as it had a risk. It did not only require the Avatar of Death ((Nasus' true soul)) and the unstained Dominus, it also needed something far darker.
"This spell." Memories started to flow in as the canine juggernaut started remembering events.
War. Back when he and his brother were the fiercest Guardians. It seemed like eons but it was merely days before he was summoned to Runeterra. He had to halt his imagination, clearly preoccupied by the actual summon. Why would anyone want to use it? Was there something that threatened the safety of Runeterra itself? He proceeded to voice his concerns, which flowed in the same direction of his thoughts.
"The Book of Riosis' last thirteen pages were not written by himself. Haven't you noticed the change in handscript?" He asked, remembering the face of the only human ascendant of his world. "I shall tell you the tale of Riosis as he wants it to be told, may you synch with my mind. You may be in for a long journey."
((Sorry - health issues kicked in and I'm actually in a hospital. Will still update this thread and post on the forums as a way to pass time when the internet connection works
Also, we need to sorta open a new thread for both of us to RP in for the followup - just in order to have other people post in here without this thread being inundated in our side-story.
You may link the new thread here. It's gonna be some sort of a fanfiction in the making.))
(Thought something was odd, it good to have you back, pretty long enough since I've seen that I been making too many post. guess I need to lower it out)
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Yes its true I have recently downloaded the game no more than 6 days ago, I am learning the ropes rather fast, and having fun with my team, I have recently hit summoner level 10, haven't done a normal match yet as I feel I can still benefit from beginner co-op vs AI matches before heading against a real player
I don't want to pull down or "gimp" my team by not yet understanding the full mechanics of the game,
Something I usually do when in the champian select is warn the team I am indeed a newbie player, and not to worry I do my very best not to feed.
I tend to follow a bit of an obscure strategy of those who run away live to fight another day. And that If I am dead I am of no particular use to my team mates.
I have found many players are thankfull I take that approach, As I am sure they preffer me trusting my judgement and returning to bace if im low on health
(also Lux ray...it gets you every time when you stick around at low percentige health.)
well thats all I have to say other then I have been finding my self enjoying playing miss fortune,
also if you feel there's any advice or usefull video tuturals that would benafit me, feel free to say it.
(also ps can someone tell me where to find that awsome music thats streemed on the 24/7 high elo matches)
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Just try actual player vs. player matches. Being passive is easy against AI since they don't tend to punish you either way and they rarely chase. Unless you play against actual people, you won't really be prepared.
Miss Fortune is someone that can be really punishing if you play her right. Her passive lets her run from battles as well as chase exceptionally well, so it's all about knowing when to take advantage of it. In group fights, you'll want to ult once the other team is clumped up. She can put out a ton of quick burst damage before actually having to commit to a battle.
The other thing I can say is last hit... last hit... last hit. Farming is absolutely essential! Against players you are not guaranteed easy kills and minion gold adds up much faster than kills. Approximately every 14 minion kills is equal to a kill. Don't fall behind in farming or it's the same as giving the enemy kills.
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I highly recommend that you take some time to read the game play guides posted on www.lolpro.com
These guides are written by certified professional players to give you insight on everything from playing a particular champion, to how to play a particular role.
Also, when you play against other players do not let negative comments bring you down. It's unfortunate, but many people tend to let emotions over run common decency. If players accost you, point out that you are new, and that it's better if they help you than yell at you. Reporting players who exhibit negative behavior is well with in your right.
oh hey it's me the probie again, I have been visiting those sites offered to me and got my first triple kill in a beginer co-op vs ai match so i am getting better but I still freel their is much more I can learn before going into a normal match so feel free to poke me with more useful info.
also. dores any one know why when i click thumbs up on a post there person gets a downvote? is this a glitch on the forums??
Might be a forum glitch. if you want someone in game to hang with, feel free to add Realmouse. I am lvl 30 and not very good, but i have picked up a lot of information (just having problems implementing it) and i do not rage
see you on the fields of justice!
With experience, you'll know when you can commit and when you should run away.
Play PvP games as soon as you can. Bots are pretty dumb. They won't go back unless their health is low enough, and won't act any more cautious until they retreat. On the other hand, they also have full map vision and can hit you with perfectly-aimed blind skillshots.
After figuring out how to move around and use a champion, the only thing you can really learn from Co-op is last hitting. Land the killing hit on a minion, get gold, get rich.
an important thing to remember is, when last hitting, you will not get them all. pick your targets carefully and try to avoid minion traps. sounds a lot easier than it is (still working on that one myself).
Its time for you to start playing normals. You don't want to wait until you are above level 12-13ish until you start or you are gonna be in for a whole new rodeo when you start playing normals. The gameplay is completely different and teamplay becomes a factor. Also dragon and baron become integral parts of teh game as well as the jungle and warding. I'd start normals ASAP and start learning how the "real" game is typically played out or you're just going to gimp yourself if you wait any longer.
People already said this, but if I was a LoL mentor I would have told you to try a PvP game many level ago (like.... at level 6).
You will only get truly better at the game by getting a feel for the REAL rhythm of the game. That can only be achieved by playing with REAL players.
My name is Tazimus. I recently saw the guys at AchievementHunter.com do a 'Let's Play' with League of Legends. I thought it looked cool so I looked it up. It's free and millions of people play it. Awesome. Great job. Seriously.
I played the tutorial, which taught me to walk, attack, and buy stuff, but not much else.
I decided that LoL seems pretty cool, so why not try my hand at an online match with real people? Great, awesome idea, and with all the support LoL has, it should be easy, right?
When I tried to join MY VERY FIRST ACTUAL GAME, it said I was CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO A GAME.
I wasn't. I have never played a game of LoL aside from the tutorials. Ever.
I waited 20 minutes, as some of the forum posts have said to wait, but alas I AM STILL ****ING ASSIGNED TO SOME SORT OF IMAGINARY GAME THAT DOESN'T ****ING EXIST!!!!! NO AMOUNT OF CAPITAL LETTERS WILL LET YOU KNOW HOW ****ING MAD I AM RIGHT NOW.
I went from 'this game seems alright' to '**** this ****, I'm letting them know how I feel'
I followed the proper channels and since I am a new user/member I decided to post this here.
In closing I'd like to say that Riot will never get my support from LoL or any other game or media they produce. I will post this story everywhere as a flag to those that want to try. I will make facebook pictures of guys with face-palms and text saying "You are currently assigned to an existing game'. I will find out who actually made this game, their names and addresses, and send them junk mail. I will do everything in my power to get this point across:
What's worse? This very forum has had this problem before, and the only solution is to 'wait'. By the way, in the time I've been typing this I tried to join several other times, with the same message.
LoL looked like it might have been fun, but I'll never know. Thanks for ruining my LoL experience before I ever even had it.
Tazimus Maximus, new and former player of League of Legends
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Marking the arrival of spring and the history of the Granite State communities, organizers of the Spring Rising have planned: an open house at the Dunbarton Historical Society and its School House Museum from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. both days; a spring concert at Dunbarton Congregational Church at 4 p.m. Sunday; an open house at Goffstown Historical Society and Museum from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, with an exhibition of Colonial artifacts presented by members of The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution, and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday; "Love Letters," a play starring Dick Backus and Samantha Gorton, at 7:30 p.m. both days at the New Boston Community Church, with a community dinner from 5 to 7 p.m..; and an open house at the Weare Historical Society from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
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I stared it on 9/20 fermentation started within the hour.So i racked this yesterday because a pretty thick layer of lees, but today no activity is this normal or is it stuck?
O.G 1.049 gravity today 1.000 will check again to see if it goes down more.
I wish it were winter so we could freeze it into ice blocks and skate on it and melt it in the spring time and drink it!
well Montrachet will probably take down a tiny but more, but you're close. Give it another 3 or weeks or so before you do anything with it. (like rack or bottle.) Unless you like dry white wines, you make not like the flavor for 6 months to a year. (and even then its not going to be real cidery). i have to assume the honey and sugar wasnt mixed up well because OG should have been much higher.
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I brew wine and beer all the time but i had this stuff in the house and thought i would see how it would come out.I thought the yeast might make it a little dry.Since im going to carb it maybe i should add some concentrate rather than sugar to get some of the apple flavor in it.
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For a full black experience get the Dark inverted version.
Stock battery is available as "circle" in settings for AOKP/Liquid.
Install the app, go to settings/themes of your ROM, select system theme and REBOOT. After that apply this theme and reboot again.
If you get: "Sorry, this theme is missing assets for your device's screen size", APPLY IT ANYWAY.
Official thread @ XDA Developers: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1615767
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To be sure to have this theme 100% working try CyanogenMod ROM
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