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Showing posts with label 5. Show all posts
Monday, April 6, 2015
GarageBand v 2 0 5 IPA For iPhone iPad iPod Free Download
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- Download GarageBand IPA Free For iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch.
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Friday, March 27, 2015
Locked Forever 5 Walkthrough
Locked Forever 5 is a point and click type escape the room game.
In this game you need to find 10 keys in order to escape.
Good Luck!
Locked Forever 5 Walkthrough:
1) Collect the key in the little bowl on the table.
2) Click the DVD player under the table to eject it for another key.
Click at the right hand end as you look at it.
3) Go right.
4) Click the poster twice to unfurl it.
5) Zoom in on the poster and take a note of the colours of the groups of people in the foreground.
6) Go right.
7) Move the chair and pick up the green key. Click the left side of
the desk to pull out the bin which has a key in it.
8) Collect the hammer from the middle cupboard.
9) Use the green key to open the wardrobe and collect another yellow key.
10) Turn the colours on the box to match the code on the poster, this will turn the PC on.
11) Count the number of black lines in each column on the PC.
12) Go Right
13) Open the drawer to get the knife.
14) Use the knife to open one of the hanging cupboard to get another key.
15) use the hammer on the fifth floor tile from the safe to smash it and then use the knife to get another key.
16) Enter the code into the safe. Its the number of black lines from the PC. Youll get another key.
17) Go left
18) Use the knife to chop off the ariel.
19) Use the ariel between the cupboards and the wardrobe for another key.
20) Go right, use the ariel again behind the sink cupboard.
21) Open the oven for the final key.
Click on the door and youre out!
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In this game you need to find 10 keys in order to escape.
Good Luck!
Play Locked Forever 5
Locked Forever 5 Walkthrough:2) Click the DVD player under the table to eject it for another key.
Click at the right hand end as you look at it.
3) Go right.
4) Click the poster twice to unfurl it.
5) Zoom in on the poster and take a note of the colours of the groups of people in the foreground.
6) Go right.
7) Move the chair and pick up the green key. Click the left side of
the desk to pull out the bin which has a key in it.
8) Collect the hammer from the middle cupboard.
9) Use the green key to open the wardrobe and collect another yellow key.
10) Turn the colours on the box to match the code on the poster, this will turn the PC on.
11) Count the number of black lines in each column on the PC.
12) Go Right
13) Open the drawer to get the knife.
14) Use the knife to open one of the hanging cupboard to get another key.
15) use the hammer on the fifth floor tile from the safe to smash it and then use the knife to get another key.
16) Enter the code into the safe. Its the number of black lines from the PC. Youll get another key.
17) Go left
18) Use the knife to chop off the ariel.
19) Use the ariel between the cupboards and the wardrobe for another key.
20) Go right, use the ariel again behind the sink cupboard.
21) Open the oven for the final key.
Click on the door and youre out!
Online Games Escape games Casual games Room escape games Game solution Escape the room Game walkthrough Point and click games Game guideThanks to: Escape Games 24
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
5 Personal Finance Advice We Learn Too Late
Despite hearing a lot of personal finance advice, it often takes experience to truly learn a lesson–especially when it comes to money. When you’re young and have little to no responsibilities outside of school, however, you don’t see the big picture, and moderation is not in your vocabulary.
But if you’re looking to learn before you make mistakes with money, here are a few five important lessons you should avoid having to learn the hard way.
Never Take A Deal For The Sake Of A Deal
I’m a huge fan of sites like eBay and 1Sale. There are times when I really am looking to save on a specific product, and those sites really help me achieve that. However, I have been the victim of the “but-it’s-such-a-good-deal” mindset plenty of times in the past (and once or twice recently).
Getting trapped in this mindset leads to a serious excess in spending a lot of useless crap boxed up in closets a storage units later in life. For instance, the idea of a soda machine sounds great at first, and at only $50 you’re sure to save some money eventually, right? But how long are you really going to keep up with it? If it’s a spur-of-the-moment-type of thing, it’s best to go home empty handed and do some research before committing to a purchase
Don’t take this advice the wrong way, though, because deals are great. When I find something I genuinely want or need for what I truly know is a bargain price, I feel confident in my purchase. The only thing you should be wary of is purchasing things you know you don’t need simply because you feel like it’s a great deal.
Always Wait On Big Purchases
If you’re looking for any type of money advice, it’s likely you’ve purchased plenty of big-ticket items on impulse. It’s often hard to resist the urge to spend, but patience also pays off in the end.
Take the time to research the product, and let the desire settle in for a bit. Oftentimes you’ll lose interest after a week, or something else will come along. Either way, give yourself a waiting period in order to make a more level-headed decision.
Before making a big purchase, I like to ask myself three simple questions:
- How much did I have to work to pay for this thing?
- Can I return it for a full refund if I quickly get buyer’s remorse?
- If I buy now, will I miss out on a better deal later?
Also take stock of how a purchase will affect your life. For instance, if you’re already struggling to motivate yourself to do school work, is a new video game system going to help? Unless you’re buying it as a post-semester reward for hard work, probably not.
Quality Is Worth The Extra Cost
I’m a cheapskate, so it’s very hard for me to justify spending a lot of money on certain things. But one of the most important things I’ve learned as a cheapskate is that quality is worth the extra cost. That doesn’t mean I stay in five-star hotels while traveling or always buy brand-name products, it simply means I understand when I need to spend more to get more.
You’ve no doubt been burned by a cheaply-made product more than once in the past, and that’s likely caused more headaches than you’re willing to admit. The saying “if it’s too good to be true, it probably is” has been ingrained into my wallet after a number of terrible purchases. Sometimes saving money ends up costing you more.
Of course, I’m still bitter that an iPhone costs over $600, and the fact that little things like quality toilet paper and certain foods are so much more expensive than their generic and cost-cutting counterpart, but over time I’ve been able to balance the savings I get from certain items with the premium price of others.
The Small Stuff Adds Up
One of the biggest reasons everyone should attempt to live on a written budget at least once in their life is because simply setting one in your mind is pointless. Something will always get in the way of your ability to actually stick to the budget. It may not be from major purchases or anything like that, it’ll likely just be the little things that come up out of nowhere that really add up each month.
Your budget should always include unexpected expenses to add some wiggle room, but you should also not be consistently hitting your unexpected limit. At the end of each month, take a look at where your money went and ask yourself–or a friend who happens to be a skilled accounting major–if there’s anything you can cut or if there are ways you could spend less. Here are a few things I cut out that made a big difference in my overall budget:
- Eating Out — Just 4-8 times a month can cost you anywhere from $100-$300 a month easily. If you decide to not eat out at all that’s great, but cutting that spending in half is one of the easiest ways to save money.
- Cell Phone Service — Contract cell phone service has become more expensive than TV and internet for many–at about $90 a month for a single line for a smartphone. It’s insane for a budget-minded person to spend that amount on service when you have countless other expenses. Prepaid service–that can be had at half the price–is often just as good in most areas of the country.
- Fuel — On top of a car payment and insurance, gas can eat away at your wallet each month more than you’re probably willing to admit. One way to save money on gas is to simply maintain good driving habits and get more done in less trips. Or if you’re in a more urban environment, take advantage of public transportation.
Don’t Upgrade Your Lifestyle With Each Pay Bump
Getting a pay increase is a great feeling, and as you progress through life you’ll probably be looking to put some of that extra money to use–whether that means ditching the roommates or buying a new car. But the best thing would be to wait until your next pay bump to upgrade your lifestyle.
By pocketing that extra cash for a while, you’ll not only increase your savings, but you’ll adopt a valuable habit that could save you from debt and stress down the road.
What’s a piece of advice you wish you could give to yourself a few years ago? Let us know in the comments below and your tip could help future readers!
Install Android 5 0 Lollipop on Xperia SP Locked Bootloader
Xperia SP
Early Preparations:
1. This is only for Sony Xperia SP!
This custom ROM is only for the device mentioned above. Make sure that your model number matches the one listed above. To do so, go to Settings > About Device on your device and see your model number. Flashing this ROM on any other device will result in bricking it so make sure that you meet this requirement first of all.
2. Battery should be charged at least over 60%
Make sure that your battery is charged enough to complete the flashing process. In case your battery is low and your device goes dead during the flashing process, you may end up soft bricking your device as it won’t complete the flashing process.
3. Backup everything!
Just to be on the safe side, you may consider backing up each and everything from your Android device. This is highly recommended so that in case anything goes wrong, you still have the access to all of your data and you can restore it immediately. You may backup everything as listed below.
- Backup SMS Messages
- Backup Call Logs
- Backup Contacts
- Backup Media – Copy your files manually to your PC or Laptop.
- Titanium Backup – If already rooted, use Titanium Backup to backup all of your apps, system data and other important content.
- Backup Nandroid - If CWM or TWRP installed previously, otherwise skip this step and perform this at the end of flashing.
Disclaimer
The methods involved in flashing custom recoveries, roms and rooting your phone are highly custom and may result in bricking your device, and has nothing to do with Google or the device manufacturer that is Sony in our case. Also rooting your device will void its warranty and you will be no longer eligible for any kind of free device services by the manufacturers/warranty providers. Incase of any mishap we may not be held responsible. Follow these instructions to the letter to avoid any mishap or bricking. Make sure that whatever you do, you are doing it at your own responsibility.
Downloads Required:
TowelRoot Apk: Link
CWM Recovery Pack: Link
CM 12 ROM: Link
How to Root Xperia SP:
- Download the TR Apk and copy it to your device.
- Use any file manager and install the app.
- After installation, open the app.
- Activate your internet connection if it is Off.
- Tap the make it rain button.
- Your device should be rooted after a reboot.
How to Install CWM Recovery:
- Download the CWM Package.
- Connect your device with PC.
- Extract the file to your computer and run the Install **** file according to your system.
- If there is any error during the Installation, Reboot your device and try one more time.
- After a Successful Process, your device will be running CWM Recovery
How to Install CyanogenMod 12:
- Connect your device with PC.
- Copy and Paste the Above zip files to the root of your sdcard.
- Open Recovery mode. How?
- Turn off Xperia SP
- While turning on, press volume up and down repeatedly to enter recovery mode
- Back-up your ROM using the Recovery.
- To Perform a Back-up, Navigate to Back-up and Restore on Next screen, Choose Back-up again.
- Go back to Main Screen after the Back-up is complete.
- Then Navigate to ‘advance’ and choose ‘Wipe Dalvik Cache’, so your device won’t get into any bootloop.
- Navigate to ‘Install zip from sd card’ another windows will open in front of you.
- Finally Select “Wipe Data/Factory Reset”
- Select ‘choose zip from sd card’ from the Options.
- Select the CyanogenMod 12.zip file and confirm the installation on next screen.
- Once the Installation is Over, Select +++++Go Back+++++
- Select Reboot Now to Reboot the System.
The first boot will take a little time, so please be patient
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