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Good morning peeps!

Well I made my first backup this morning after getting AOKP just the way I want it. I love nandroid backups! :D

One thing I miss in Settings, though, is the control to tell the phone to stay awake while plugged in. Seems that every time I plug in to do something, the display times out and it goes into standby.

Did they move that setting to some obscure place? Or did Kang just eliminate it? I'm making all my music available offline, it'll only do it over WiFi :rolleyes: , and for some reason my WiFi wants to disconnect when it's in standby (probably the Juice Defender doing that).

The only workaround I have found is to plug it in the laptop to charge and put the CLOCK on. Then it dims, but doesn't sleep. But if anyone here knows where that setting is, I sure would appreciate it!

Chief,

Under Developer Options there is the option to Stay Awake. So the screen stays on while charging. Is that what you are looking for?
 
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Glad you made it smoothly Chief!!! Welcome (back) to the romming!!!

Hope everyone is having a great weekend...shows dedication to our little party here to hear all the vacationers chiming in!!!
Off to breakfast with family...then my fiance and her mom are headed to the bridal shop today to pick up her dress which is ready. Getting all the prep work done, and feels like September is just around the corner!!!!
Have a great day all!
 
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Morning everyone! Still nice and cool here, whooo.
Reading over the SGS3 forums and dang those folks are frustrated and having some problems with their phones. Yikes! I wonder if Sammy rushed production to meet the huge demand?
Have a great day all!

And I was thinking of a galaxy note too. The nexus and now the sgs3 I'm not so sure about Samsung now
 
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Morning everyone! Still nice and cool here, whooo.
Reading over the SGS3 forums and dang those folks are frustrated and having some problems with their phones. Yikes! I wonder if Sammy rushed production to meet the huge demand?
Have a great day all!
I doubt there's been a major phone released in the smartphone era that hasn't had people complaining about it on forums somewhere. ;) :p

By the way, got an interesting link in my email today!
$125 for a YourPad P4 7-inch tablet with Android 4.0 OS + free shipping | Eversave

Never heard of a YourPad before, but the specs look pretty decent, if anyone is in the market for a tablet.
 
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Question for the dads here.



My nephew stayed with me this weekend. As he was leaving my sister was talking like I was to give him "the talk" while he was here. I never received "the talk". That info was learned from friends. Anyone here have kids old enough they had to do this? I'm thinking if he does ask me I'll just tell him how it is. To me it seems like the best thing? He's 11. I don't remember knowing this stuff or thinking about it at 11?

^just in case.
 
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Question for the dads here.



My nephew stayed with me this weekend. As he was leaving my sister was talking like I was to give him "the talk" while he was here. I never received "the talk". That info was learned from friends. Anyone here have kids old enough they had to do this? I'm thinking if he does ask me I'll just tell him how it is. To me it seems like the best thing? He's 11. I don't remember knowing this stuff or thinking about it at 11?

^just in case.


There are a few versions of "the talk." For an 11-year-old, I think it would be a PG version (i. e., short on graphic details). You might start by asking your sister what his school teaches (if anything) and if they provide any parental guidance or resources. Usually schools give you something to work with, even if it means "hey, you're on your own." But at least you would have an idea of where to start and what he already knows. When I gave the talk, I was laughed at because my son had already learned it in class and from friends.

What fun! :-D

P. s. Never let him see you sweat! Be matter of fact.
 
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Question for the dads here.



My nephew stayed with me this weekend. As he was leaving my sister was talking like I was to give him "the talk" while he was here. I never received "the talk". That info was learned from friends. Anyone here have kids old enough they had to do this? I'm thinking if he does ask me I'll just tell him how it is. To me it seems like the best thing? He's 11. I don't remember knowing this stuff or thinking about it at 11?

^just in case.

My daughter's school does a basic version of family life in 4th grade and then more in depth in 5th. They learned the basics of their own reproductive parts the first year and then went more in depth on their own sex the second year and did the basics of the opposite sex also. Which of course leads to more questions from curious 9/10/11 year olds.
I know its a little different for boys but all the parents I've talked to have said that they answer any questions in the simplest way and then see if that satisfies the kid for a while.
 
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I don't know if you'd call it a cop-out or not, but our parents got us a 4-volume set of somewhat thin books called "The Life Cycle Library". It starts with cells dividing and goes right into the whole process of reproduction. Volume 4 covers basics of men/women/relationships/dating on a very broad scale. It's actually VERY good, covers all the basics in a scientific manner (except Volume 4, of course), and reading it WITH kids gives them an idea of the birds and the bees in a dignified way.

Amazon.com: The Life Cycle Library for Young People 4 Book Set with Parents Answer Book in Slip Case: Marsha Goldsmith: Books

It may be too late to try on the nephew - sounds like you're up against a wall for time - but it's something for you future parents to consider for your own kids.

:)
 
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