Despicable iphone limits:
- cannot access the iphone in other computers
- formatting either the computer or your iphone and need that backup including jailbreak perhaps
click this link to start
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Sync your Iphone to Google Cloud
Why sync to cloud is important:
(You must have gmail/google account)
*Auto-backup your contacts and calendars
- when your iphone is on wifi, it syncs automatically to cloud (google server)
*Integrate your email ads and phone contacts anywhere
- You may wish to organize your contacts and emails. Google contacts does it easily.
- Get those contacts via google when you forgot your phone
*Copy or Sync contacts to other phones seamlessly
- Sync to nokia phones, android and other google capable (no more hassle of copying
manually contacts to other phones)
- Updates come to all devices (when you edit a contact in iphone, it will update
google, other phone and even facebook if you integrate it and even include their
facebook profile pic.
Google calendar
- this is a great calendar compatible to outlook, calendar maker,android phones and many other planner plus alarm notifications
Click here to start
(You must have gmail/google account)
*Auto-backup your contacts and calendars
- when your iphone is on wifi, it syncs automatically to cloud (google server)
*Integrate your email ads and phone contacts anywhere
- You may wish to organize your contacts and emails. Google contacts does it easily.
- Get those contacts via google when you forgot your phone
*Copy or Sync contacts to other phones seamlessly
- Sync to nokia phones, android and other google capable (no more hassle of copying
manually contacts to other phones)
- Updates come to all devices (when you edit a contact in iphone, it will update
google, other phone and even facebook if you integrate it and even include their
facebook profile pic.
Google calendar
- this is a great calendar compatible to outlook, calendar maker,android phones and many other planner plus alarm notifications
Click here to start
the "king" asks for docile heart more than anything else
A "DOCILE HEART" PURSUES WHAT IS GOOD, SAYS POPE
Reflects on Wisdom and Just Judgments of King Solomon
Reflects on Wisdom and Just Judgments of King Solomon
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Mac & NTFS
NTFS partitioned drives (Simply external drives formatted in PC) cannot be read in MAC computers. The best driver to enable this partition is Paragon NTFS. Just google or kat.ph it.
Good positions?
(copied from office of readings July 25 Feast of St. James)
From a homily on Matthew by Saint John Chrysostom, bishop
Sharers in the suffering of Christ
The sons of Zebedee press Christ: Promise that one may sit at your right side and the other at your left. What does he do? He wants to show them that it is not a spiritual gift for which they are asking, and that if they knew what their request involved, they would never dare make it. So he says: You do not know what you are asking, that is, what a great and splendid thing it is and how much beyond the reach even of the heavenly powers. Then he continues: Can you drink the cup which I must drink and be baptised with the baptism which I must undergo? He is saying: “You talk of sharing honours and rewards with me, but I must talk of struggle and toil. Now is not the time for rewards or the time for my glory to be revealed. Earthly life is the time for bloodshed, war and danger.”
Consider how by his manner of questioning he exhorts and draws them. He does not say: “Can you face being slaughtered? Can you shed your blood?” How does he put his question? Can you drink the cup? Then he makes it attractive by adding: which I must drink, so that the prospect of sharing it with him may make them more eager. He also calls his suffering a baptism, to show that it will effect a great cleansing of the entire world. The disciples answer him: We can! Fervour makes them answer promptly, though they really do not know what they are saying but still think they will receive what they ask for.
How does Christ reply? You will indeed drink my cup and be baptised with my baptism. He is really prophesying a great blessing for them, since he is telling them: “You will be found worthy of martyrdom; you will suffer what I suffer and end your life with a violent death, thus sharing all with me. But seats at my right and left are not mine to give; they belong to those for whom the Father has prepared them.” Thus, after lifting their minds to higher goals and preparing them to meet and overcome all that will make them desolate, he sets them straight on their request.
Then the other ten became angry at the two brothers. See how imperfect they all are: the two who tried to get ahead of the other ten, and the ten who were jealous of the two! But, as I said before, show them to me at a later date in their lives, and you will see that all these impulses and feelings have disappeared. Read how John, the very man who here asks for the first place, will always yield to Peter when it comes to preaching and performing miracles in the Acts of the Apostles. James, for his part, was not to live very much longer; for from the beginning he was inspired by great fervour and, setting aside all purely human goals, rose to such splendid heights that he straightway suffered martyrdom.
From a homily on Matthew by Saint John Chrysostom, bishop
Sharers in the suffering of Christ
The sons of Zebedee press Christ: Promise that one may sit at your right side and the other at your left. What does he do? He wants to show them that it is not a spiritual gift for which they are asking, and that if they knew what their request involved, they would never dare make it. So he says: You do not know what you are asking, that is, what a great and splendid thing it is and how much beyond the reach even of the heavenly powers. Then he continues: Can you drink the cup which I must drink and be baptised with the baptism which I must undergo? He is saying: “You talk of sharing honours and rewards with me, but I must talk of struggle and toil. Now is not the time for rewards or the time for my glory to be revealed. Earthly life is the time for bloodshed, war and danger.”
Consider how by his manner of questioning he exhorts and draws them. He does not say: “Can you face being slaughtered? Can you shed your blood?” How does he put his question? Can you drink the cup? Then he makes it attractive by adding: which I must drink, so that the prospect of sharing it with him may make them more eager. He also calls his suffering a baptism, to show that it will effect a great cleansing of the entire world. The disciples answer him: We can! Fervour makes them answer promptly, though they really do not know what they are saying but still think they will receive what they ask for.
How does Christ reply? You will indeed drink my cup and be baptised with my baptism. He is really prophesying a great blessing for them, since he is telling them: “You will be found worthy of martyrdom; you will suffer what I suffer and end your life with a violent death, thus sharing all with me. But seats at my right and left are not mine to give; they belong to those for whom the Father has prepared them.” Thus, after lifting their minds to higher goals and preparing them to meet and overcome all that will make them desolate, he sets them straight on their request.
Then the other ten became angry at the two brothers. See how imperfect they all are: the two who tried to get ahead of the other ten, and the ten who were jealous of the two! But, as I said before, show them to me at a later date in their lives, and you will see that all these impulses and feelings have disappeared. Read how John, the very man who here asks for the first place, will always yield to Peter when it comes to preaching and performing miracles in the Acts of the Apostles. James, for his part, was not to live very much longer; for from the beginning he was inspired by great fervour and, setting aside all purely human goals, rose to such splendid heights that he straightway suffered martyrdom.
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