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Network Membership Services

An overview of the Membership Services the International Tibet Network provides, and which Groups they primarily benefit

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Network Member Services
Large Groups
Small Groups
Joint Press Statements
These are intended to carry additional weight, coming from large numbers of Groups. Evaluations have shown they are appreciated by some larger Groups as well as many smaller Groups.
Includes online statements, eg Solidarity & Resistance: http://bit.ly/112oA1P
Grants and Bursaries
Small Groups benefit most from direct financial support, including grants and bursaries to attend meetings, but larger groups, including SFT, ATC and Tibet Justice have all received grants in past years and could do so in future, eg: http://tibetnetwork.org/portfolio-items/grants/
We try to always provide French and Spanish; we would like to be able to consistently provide Chinese, Tibetan and other languages. Within the Member Resources section, there is a special forum for French language conversation and materials-sharing.
Sample Letters & Press Releases
There are a many archived examples of larger and smaller groups using Network sample materials, but these are primarily intended to benefit smaller groups. Sample letters and press releases are structured to include concise and factual information and example quotes related to the situation that Members can amend to their particular Group's interests. Samples are sent to groups via Members emails.
Visual Campaign Materials
These include portrait placards in multiple languages, social media icons and banners, open photo galleries, archives of past actions and events, press coverage, government letters and statements, video appeals and campaign videos, eg: 100 self-immolations: http://bit.ly/ZZICrl
Campaign Skills Training
Includes training for effective use of social media and online presence (website, etc) as well as approaches to press media, soundbytes, interviews, op-eds, etc.
Individual Support & Training
Network staff have already given one-to-one organizational development trainings to two or three Member Groups and have plans to provide more such trainings in the future. Staff are always available by email and Skype for questions, problem-solving, contacts, and discussions.
Campaign Websites
News Digests
Joint Reports & Press Conferences
We provide accurate, updated, and in-depth information on the changing situation inside Tibet as well as coverage of Chinese politics and border region developments from a variety of trusted sources. Our evaluations show, for example, the Chinese-Leaders site is widely used by Groups of all sizes.
eg: Individual profiles and leadership chart on
Examples include China's Failed Tibet Policies, Xi Jinping's Tibet Challenge as well as submissions to China's Universal Periodic Review, see http://bit.ly/YSw9oT.
With Network coordination on publication, larger Groups contribute and jointly publish, while smaller Groups rarely contribute but have these resources made available to them. The Network also coordinates joint press conferences eg http://bit.ly/ZqqI5d
We administer TSG-L which reaches ~400 individuals and compile weekly digests of news, opinion, and analysis. Our evaluations show that Groups of all sizes appreciate the News Digests, see http://tibetnetworknewsupdate.blogspot.com/
Regional & International Meetings
Find-A-Group Pages
Campaign Plans
Groups of all sizes attend our Regional and International Meetings for different reasons: for networking opportunities, to influence strategy, to give or receive training or benefit from planning. See http://tibetnetwork.org/portfolio-items/regional-meetings
Most Campaign Plans are of primary benefit to smaller Groups but larger groups may have considerable influence. Campaign planning takes place within individual groups and at Network meetings; examples of internationally coordinated campaigns include Olympics, Tibet Third Pole, Free Tibetan Heroes and Stand Up for Tibet.
Tibet Groups without their own websites can use these pages as a mini-website. All Groups can benefit from increased supporters.
Digital Actions
Network Actions were originally developed to offer resources to (small) Groups that had no individual capacity, but with our contract through Engaging Networks, we can embed actions on Member websites and help them to drive traffic to their sites. Supporters of "personalised" Online Actions are not mailed by the Network.
Influencing Global Strategy
Strategic Planning Resources
& Facilitation Training
While evaluations are of course valuable to all Member Groups, realistically the larger Tibet Groups have the most potential to benefit directly from incorporating lessons learned into their own strategic planning. All our evaluations are online at
We have had overwhelmingly positive feedback for our Strategic Planning resources (templates) which are used at workshops and are available for download online.
At Network meetings, individuals from Member Groups have provided updates on their strategies and approaches and explained what was successful for them.
We plan to introduce more specific Facilitation Trainings in the future as well as a series of e-learning videos and presentations related to Strategic Planning and skills development.
There are widely different approaches of larger Tibet Groups to this opportunity of influencing global campaigns and strategy. Some Groups are very actively engaged, some participate as much as resources will permit, while others choose to participate very little. Tactics used include public demonstrations and protests, marches and vigils, die-ins and political theater, film screenings and music concerts, art exhibitions and fundraisers, roleplaying and awareness-raising, commemoration of significant dates, flag displays, petitions and email/letter writing, statements of support from government ministers, officials, and NGO groups.
Groups of different sizes use our campaign sites for different reasons; larger ones for information and smaller ones as a substitute for being able to provide their own. Campaign sites are regularly updated as new info becomes available.
Each Member Group is given an individual 'node' page linked to TibetNetwork.org with their contact information.
All of our current campaign websites can be found here:
Campaign Working Groups
We have various planning mechanisms in operation; including CWGs, Task Forces and consultation groups
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It’s probably time to lay this story to rest, but I beg your indulgence one more time:

Annodyne is the marketing firm behind the Philadelphia Orchestra’s ridiculous “Unexpect Yourself” campaign.

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I’m beginning to suspect that the increasing popularity of MBA programs might be synergistically interrelated to declining standards of literacy. Somebody should look into that.

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    Is that even English? It’s like someone wrote the copy by Mad-Lib.

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    Thanks for pointing me to the bullshit generator site. I’ll use this as a guide the next time I’m retained to promote shite music!

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500 Five-Star: The Big Red One (1980)

March 8, 2013

For someone like me-a history graduate with a special interest in the Second World War-, The Big Red One is effectively sent from heaven.  Director and writer Samuel Fuller was a rifleman in the War, and this film is effectively a memoir of that life: of the violent times, the dull times, the celebratory times and everything in between.  Told in what really boils down to a series of vignettes, The Big Red One tells the story of four young men in the US Army and-though I hate to put it in such simple terms-describes what life was really like for them.  Fuller’s rough, uncompromising storytelling. combined with his unique perspective, makes him the perfect fit for such a film; it is brutal, without doubt, but then so it should be.  A recognisable cast, including Lee Marvin, Mark Hamill, and Kelly Ward (known to most as Putzie from Grease) do a superb job in portraying the life of a WW2 soldier, but the star here at all times is Fuller’s stunning filmmaking prowess.  This is an absolute must-see for all history buffs and film fans.

War films don’t really get any better.  Empire got this so right.

500 Five-Star: Belles of St Trinians (1954)

February 23, 2013

I am quite hard to please when it comes to comedy films.  I don’t watch comedy blockbusters all that often, and so when I do choose one, it’s because I expect a lot from it.  Then, of course, I invariably end up disappointed, because the combination of my too-high expectations and the fact that really good comedy is extremely bloody tough to create means that pleasing me is nigh on impossible.  The only film I remember actually LOL-ing (yes, I said LOL-ing) at in the last couple of years is Bridesmaids, and even that was only one or two times (though, admittedly, one of those times, my husband had to pause the DVD because I actually couldn’t breathe.  When I do laugh, I go for it wholeheartedly).  I watch more low-key comedies much more often, the types of which are more gently amusing, and subtle in their humour.  I don’t feel a pressure to emit a large belly laugh, and in the end, the experience is all the funnier for that.

Belles of St Trinians is a combination of the two types described above: the subtle, gently comedy, and the ridiculous, farcical, begging-for-laughs comedy.   And sadly, for me, it failed drastically in both ways.  I wasn’t carried away by the silly moments, nor tickled by the overall ‘amusing’ tone.  Maybe it’s a generational thing, or maybe I’m just too simple to appreciate the complexities of the Ealing mode of humour, but I was bored, longing for the thing to end so I could get back to my life.  What’s strange, though, is that I feel like I could have been amused by it.  It was so silly that it could have worked, should have worked…and it’s very possible that in another medium, such as a book, I might have been hugely entertained.  It just didn’t come together for me as a film.  And given that Belles of St Trinians is a film that is regarded so fondly by so many people, I find that quite a shame.

A film that neither entertained me, not gave me much to admire.  However, because I was at least able to watch it to the end without being filled with gutwrenching hatred, I’ll still give it…

500 Five-Star: Billy Elliot (2000)

January 14, 2013

Being from the North East of England, I suppose I should have seen Billy Elliot before now. Honestly though, it just isn’t a film I was ever remotely bothered about seeing. I missed it at the time of release, and in the years since I’ve seen enough Stephen Daldry movies to make me care very little about ever seeing any more (though, as he’s-devastatingly, for me-slated to direct the movie adaptation of ‘Wicked’, I guess that means I’m going to have to put my prejudices aside yet again). I should also point out that, while knowing it was set in the North East, I actually didn’t have a clue that it was also set during the Miner’s Strikes. Having worked within the community of a small town in Durham, and seen just how much of an impact Thatcher had, and still has, on the area (because this is a film blog, and not a politics blog, I will be polite and leave it there, but trust me when I say it partially kills me to do so), I have no doubt that I would have watched ‘Billy Elliot’ a lot sooner if I had known that particular fact.

As it turns out, I enjoyed ‘Billy Elliot’ very much indeed. Did it blow me away? No. Did I think about it for very long afterwards? No. But, you know, it was solid: an enjoyable, and extremely well-constructed story, with a great central performance and some very touching moments. I loved the dance sequences and the central, very real, relationship between Billy and his father, but I do suspect that much of my appreciation came as a result of the references to local history. Were I not from the North East, I doubt I would have felt quite so much of a connection. I was also very intrigued by the ‘by the numbers’ feel of the film as a whole. It felt very much like Daldry was ticking boxes in the triumph-over-adversity genre, but given that I’m thirteen years late in viewing it, it’s also entirely possible that ‘Billy Elliot’ was the forerunner in a revitilisation of that particular kind of movie: a rule-setter, rather than a follower. Given ‘Billy Elliot”s success, I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt and assume it offered something new at the time; sadly, however, seeing it so late seems to have removed some of the film’s power.

Two hours well-spent, but ‘Billy Elliot’ is not a film I feel any need, or desire, to watch again any time soon. For that reason, I must disagree with Empire and give it only…

500 Five-Star: Breaker Morant (1980)

January 5, 2013

I watch a lot of films.  Not as many as I would like, but definitely more than the so-called ‘average person’.  I love films, and because of that, I go into every new film hoping to be surprised and astounded.  I want to watch a film and believe that it has been made out of genuine passion and care, rather than for financial gain or ego trippage.  If I get just a small sense of that, then I’m always likely to look on a film more favourably, even when it doesn’t quite reach perfection (or as close to it as any filmmaker could realistically get).  It may be the view of a simple idealist.  It may be that I’m being horrendously naive when I choose to believe that Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo starred in 13 Going on 30 because of love for the script, and therefore refuse to hear a word against it.  If so, then so be it.  I like my simpleton ways.

In the case of Breaker Morant, the fact that it holds a place in Empire’s 500 Five-Star Films is enough to know that my love for the film isn’t just down to my romantic nature.  I know that, despite the fact I hadn’t even heard of it before starting this project, it is considered a great film by many critics and regular viewers alike.  However, there were faults to be found within it.  It’s rather melodramatic in places, to the point of corniness, even, and it took around an hour for me to feel fully immersed in what turned out to be a very intriguing and powerful story.  These faults are more than made up for by the positives though.  It’s a beautiful film, as well as the type of story that simply doesn’t get told if those behind it aren’t passionate about making it so.  Telling the real-life tale of a trio of soldiers who are court-martialled for effectively following orders from high command, it’s not only an excellent piece of drama, but asks important questions about violence and hierarchy in war.  The answers are not spoon-fed to the viewer, but rather left to linger, and what Breaker Morant eventually boils down to is a remarkable piece of anti-war rhetoric.  With excellent performances and a tremendously strong ending to round things off, it’s the type of film in which any fault becomes incredibly easy to ignore.

Not a perfect film, but anything as intelligent, well-crafted, and impassioned as this deserves very high praise.

500 Five-Star: Being John Malkovich (1999)

December 30, 2012

I waited a long time to see Being John Malkovich.  I used to work in a video shop and always meant to get it out, but never got round to it. I recorded it off the TV one time, and then ended up deleting it when I found myself a whole season behind on Grey’s Anatomy and rapidly running out of space on my Sky+.  When I started working through the Bs in this project, it was one of the first to be sent by LoveFilm, and finally, I thought the time had come.  It had…for twenty minutes, at least, until the DVD stopped working, and had to be sent back.  It took five months for it to be sent back out, and by this time, I was so sick of the thought of ‘Being John Malkovich’ that it took me another six weeks before I could be bothered to give it another try.  All in all, we’re talking about nine years from when I originally contemplated watching it, before finally getting round to it.  And you know what?

It was not worth the wait.

Not even remotely.  Because, I’ll be totally honest: I didn’t get it.  What’s worse, I didn’t care about getting it.  I didn’t care about the horrible characters in their horrible little world, I didn’t care about the ‘dazzling’ originality, I didn’t care about the nonsensical and downright stupid story, and I didn’t care about what it had to say.  I. Just. Didn’t. Care.  And you know, I like filmmakers to try something new.  I like interesting premises, and I like to see a fresh approach to storytelling.  What Being John Malkovich boils down to, though, is a grotty little story about awful, selfish people-just one that has had a load of stupid ideas flung at it in an attempt to BLOW PEOPLE’S MINDS.  It didn’t feel like intelligent, brave filmmaking, but simply the work of somebody who wishes he was a provocative and clever auteur, and proves himself instead to be a transparently desperate and boring hack.

You already know I’m not going to agree with Empire.  However, because the performances (by some of my favourite actors, alas) were impressive, I’m going to be generous and mark it a little higher than the film as a whole really deserves…

Dreamworks Double: Madagascar 3 and Rise of the Guardians

December 16, 2012

As I believe I’ve mentioned a fair few times on Ratpatootie, I have some issues with Dreamworks Animation. These issues aren’t particularly original ones-in fact, they’re the same problems spouted by numerous critics and blogggers: too reliant on A-list voice actors, too interested in in-jokes and parodies as opposed to quality storytelling, and a blatant preoccupation with money making over serious quality. The films churned out by the studio are generally entertaining enough, with admittedly excellent production values, but they’re also entirely forgettable…probably because they feel like a small throwaway part of a very expensive production machine, rather than a product of tender love and care.

(NOTE: I’m going to go ahead and assume that you all know I’m not counting ‘How To Train Your Dragon’ in this, because that is, quite frankly, brilliant. So brilliant that I prefer to pretend that it isn’t actually a Dreamworks film at all, because it almost shatters all my long-held beliefs in one fell swoop)

It comes a surprise to me as much as anyone, then, that when I chose to introduce my two year old daughter to ‘big girl’ cinema (instead of mother/baby showings) this month, the first two films we saw were Dreamworks features.

Trust me, I didn’t plan it this way. Lily has, up to this point, had her films very carefully selected for her, in the hope that she’ll grow up appreciating ‘proper’ films and disregarding a lot of the tat that passes for children’s films. So far it’s worked a treat: every day, Lily insists on watching either Toy Story 2, My Neighbour Totoro, or Tangled. Such is her obsession with Toy Story 2, in fact, that with her limited vocabulary of 80-100 words, she could tell you pretty much the whole story in order if you asked her. Her taste in films is excellent,and happily, she’s learning a lot from her chosen favourites too. She’s been enjoying them so much that I just couldn’t wait any longer: it was time to give the cinema a go. She only turned two last month, which many might consider early for cinema trips, but her attention span is brilliant and she’s adventurous enough to always enjoy giving something new a go (not being able to remember the weekly trips in the first nine months of her life, when she was still young enough to sleep through the whole film). Strangely enough, and despite all the reasons I mentioned above, I found myself quite intrigued by the then-upcoming release of Rise of the Guardians. Must have been that ‘Avengers for tots’ line that I kept seeing everywhere; I mean, who could possibly resist that? I wasn’t sure, though, if it might be a little too intense for a toddler’s first real cinema trip, and so I decided a trial run was in order. And it just so happened that the only Lily-friendly film on release a fortnight ago was another Dreamworks one: Madagascar 3.

I’d heard a lot of positive reviews about Madagascar 3 before its release, but I’ll be honest: I didn’t believe a word of them. I’d seen the first Madagascar, and as far as I was concerned, it was everything I disliked about Dreamworks Animation in a neat little package. I dreaded to think what a nightmare the third installment might be, but I had to give something a go…and alas, the world isn’t lucky enough to have new Pixar and Ghibli films on a weekly basis with which to entertain our little ones.  I was extremely surprised to find, therefore, that the reviews were right.  Madagascar 3 is a hugely entertaining adventure that I honestly didn’t begrudge paying to see, and funnily enough, its success lay in all of the ‘problems’ listed above.  The A-list stars put in tremendously funny voice performances,  the stupid jokes and overblown set pieces were often rather hilarious, and at this point in the franchise, everyone knew the film was going to make money…something that clearly meant the makers could let loose and have some fun.  It looked gorgeous, had a wonderfully offbeat and amusing script, and ultimately was just an animated feature of great quality.  I may never get over the surprise.

Best of all, Lily loved it too.  The cinema experience as a whole seemed to be quite exciting for her, with the only real problem coming during ‘The Hobbit’ trailer: it freaked her out to such an extent that I thought we were going to have to leave, only for a well-timed Smartie to calm things down.  Phew.  And so, I had no qualms about taking her to see Rise of the Guardians this week…and if Madagascar 3 was such a treat, then I was expecting even greater things this time around.  Sadly, it was not to be.  There were just enough set-pieces to keep it interesting for Lily (though she began to grow slightly restless about fifteen minutes from the end), but the charm and wonder that I was hoping for was sorely lacking.  I’m not entirely sure what went wrong: the voice talent put in a good shift (I especially enjoyed Hugh Jackman’s wisecracking Easter Bunny), the action sequences were a lot of fun, and I feel madly in love with the silent, but oh-so-cute Sandman.  These pieces just couldn’t come together to make a cohesive whole.  Both the story and its underlying message were muddled, the villain was weak, and there was nothing to get swept up in.  It’s sad, really, because I get the sense that this was a Dreamworks film that was aiming towards ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ territory: it wanted to be a classic, heartwarming tale, but it just couldn’t quite figure out a way to get there.

It’s going to take a lot more than two films to help me overcome my Dreamworks Animation prejudices.  However, even Rise of the Guardians-despite its many issues-has helped sway me a little in the right direction.  Neither film felt quite as calculated as the likes of Shark Tale, Over the Hedge, Kung Fu Panda et al, and I honestly believe that the studio is beginning to get the knack of combining money making with quality filmmaking.  In the end, both Madagascar 3 and Rise of the Guardians were films that I felt provided positive cinema experiences for my two year old…and if that keeps her away from Tinkerbell and the like for a little while longer, that can never be a bad thing.

Madagascar 3: 4/5

Rise of the Guardians: 3/5

500 Five-Star: A Bucket of Blood (1959)

December 9, 2012

A Bucket of Blood is a funny one; funny both in a ‘ha-ha’ type of way, and in a ‘what the hell kind of events transpired to leave me watching this on a Friday night?’.  I didn’t expect much of it, and was left pleasantly surprised by just how much it entertained me, but I really can’t help but wonder what sort of madness was involved in producing it.  Billed a horror-comedy, the film stars Dick Miller as Walter Paisley, a talentless artist working as a waiter in an damn-near unbearable Bohemian cafe.  A crazy turn of events leads to Walter, who is desperate to be noticed and acclaimed by those who frequent the cafe, accidentally killing a cat, covering it in plaster, and ultimately being hailed as a sculptor of genius proportions.  Finally receiving the adoration and attention he has craved for so long, Walter basks in the glory…but soon realises that he must resort to even wilder methods in order to keep up this new found image.  It’s a ridiculous premise, but then it’s supposed to be, as the film is essentially taking the pee out of the underground art scene of the day and the pretentious fools who fill it.  This is most amusingly realised in the character of Maxwell, a poet whose words-spoken with such gravitas-are about on a par with the literary work of Pippa Middleton; it is a role played marvellously by Julian Burton, and well worth watching the film for on its own.  However, Burton isn’t the only success story.  Not only are the performances across-the-board excellent, but A Bucket of Blood as a whole is a very endearing and enjoyable way to spend an hour.  Madness, it may be, but it’s calculated madness with very clear purpose: to amuse, gently mock, and, most importantly, entertain.

Low budget, slightly demented, a little disturbing…but made with a lot of care, and never less than tremendous fun.  I can’t quite bring myself to raise it to the glory bestowed by Empire, but I recommend it wholeheartedly anyway (and you can watch the whole thing on Youtube, by the way, should you wish)…


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Michigan Is Latest State to Join Lawsuit Against American-US Airways Merger

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Seven states have now joined the federal government’s lawsuit claiming that a merger between American Airlines and US Airways would be anticompetitive, while other, ‘hub’ states advocate in favor of the union. The side on which different states fall says a lot about the uneven economic impact the new uber-airline would have.

— Eliza Ronalds-Hannon

Michigan became the seventh state Thursday to join the Justice Department’s anti-trust lawsuit against the merger of American Airlines and US Airways.

The state of Michigan was the newest addition to the list of plaintiffs in an amended complaint filed Thursday in U.S. District Court by the Department of Justice.

Arizona, Florida, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia have all joined the federal suit to block the merger between the two airlines, as well as the District of Columbia.

The Justice Department is suing to block the merger that would create the world’s largest airline by the number of routes and passengers. Federal antitrust lawyers say that merger will raise fares and limit competition on about 1,400 routes, affecting nearly every airport nationwide.

Attorneys general have been brought into reinforce the local consumer impact of the merger, even in states like Texas and Arizona, where the combination will have significant impacts on jobs.

American Airlines has about 6,300 employees in Tulsa, most at the company’s primary maintenance and overhaul base near Tulsa International Airport.

Employee unions at the airlines have rallied to have the Justice Department drop the case so the companies can continue with the merger.

The airlines said Michigan’s inclusion won’t affect their preparations for the Nov. 25 trial.

“The decision of the Attorney General of Michigan to join the Department of Justice does not diminish the strength of our case, nor our determination to complete this transaction and deliver the benefits of the combination to the customers and communities we serve,” said a joint statement from American Airlines and US Airways. “Both American Airlines and US Airways want the opportunity to compete together to enhance competition with the largest airlines in the U.S. — United, Delta and Southwest — and a number of fast-growing low-cost carriers. We look forward to our day in court.”

The case is being argued in a U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C.

The amended lawsuit was part of the first of many deadlines in the trial that parties in the case agreed to this week.

According to the preliminary schedule in the case, the airlines will need to submit a response to the lawsuit by Tuesday. The groups will exchange a preliminary witness list by Sept. 30 and there will be a status hearing on Oct. 1.

The antitrust case has also held up American Airlines’ efforts to emerge from its 21-month bankruptcy process. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane is holding another hearing in that case on Sept. 12 and has indicated that he may be willing to approve American’s bankruptcy reorganization plan even with antitrust suit pending.

The bankruptcy plan is entirely dependent on the merger with US Airways.

Proposed schedule in airline antitrust lawsuit

Sept. 6: Amended complaint to be filed

Sept. 10: Response to complaint due

Sept. 30: Exchange preliminary witness list

Sept. 30: Parties’ joint submission due

Oct. 1: Status hearing

Oct. 25: Close of fact discovery

Oct. 25: Plaintiffs’ expert disclosure

Oct. 30: Final deadline for requests for admissions to be served

Nov. 8: Defendants’ expert disclosures

Nov. 15: Supplemental and/or rebuttal expert reports

Nov. 20: Close of expert discovery

Nov. 25: First day of trial

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How to Root Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100

You can easy  Root Samsung GALAXY Note II (N7100) with Kingo Root Software.

Preparations :

  • 1. Download Kingo Android Root Software and install it on your computer.
  • 2. Make sure your device is powered ON.
  • 3. At least 50% battery level.
  • 4. USB Cable (the original one recommended).
  • 5. Enable USB Debugging on your device.

1. First, double-click on Kingo Android Root Software icon to launch Android ROOT.

Below is what you are gonna see after you launch it.

2. Next, connect your Samsung Galaxy Note II (N7100) Note II to computer via USB cable.

As you can see, there are instructions that you could follow. It may take a little longer if this is the first time you connect your device to computer. Driver software installation should be done automatically.

3. Then, enable USB debugging mode on your Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100.

If you have already done this, skip this step and move on. If not, please follow the instructions as shown on the software interface according to your Android version.

4. Note: Read the notifications carefully before proceeding.

Rooting has its advantages for sure, however, it may also lead to certain consequences. So before jumping into this, please be sure you know what you are doing.

5. Click ROOT to start the process when you are ready.

It will take 3 to 5 minutes to complete the process. Once you started, do not move, touch, unplug USB cable, or perform any operation on your device anyhow!

6. ROOT Succeeded! Click Finish and wait for reboot.

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Brand New Day

January 8, 2013 at 3:38 pm | Posted in Training | Leave a comment

Thirty weeks until Ironman Lake Placid.  Sounds like a long way off but it’s not.  I’m realizing quite quickly that I need to get disciplined and start training in earnest now.  Seems like I have many excuses for missing workouts lately, most of which are pretty lame.  To date, I’ve only spent about 3 hrs a week on the bike, 35 miles of running (that’s okay), and 0 minutes of swimming.  In fact, I haven’t been in the water since the beginning of September!  Thankfully, today is an opportunity to start fresh and today I will swim before running with my friends.  And, I’ll make myself fall in love with the pool…YUCK!

No more excuses; time to get serious!

Spring Has Sprung

April 6, 2010 at 6:37 pm | Posted in Cycling, friends, running, Training | 2 Comments

March went out like a lamb for Rochesterians.  The weather in this neck of the woods has been exceptionally warm, sunny, and downright summerlike.  Definitely a welcomed change!

I am so grateful to be able to go outside and play in the sunshine.  Admittedly, I love the sun and I love to sweat in the sun…while working out, that is.  There is nothing quite like throwing on a pair of shorts and running shoes and hitting the pavement.  Awwww…spring!

Last week I enjoyed a great week of training.  One of the highlights of my week was a 45 mile ride with my two buddies, Kirsten and Karin.  This ride was really special to me for many reason.  First and foremost, I spent time with two women whom I admire and love.  Their happy spirits and courageous personalities challenge me to do new things and to stretch myself a bit beyond my current ability.  Another reason that this ride was special was that Kirsten taught me to clip into my pedals, something that I’ve avoided for the past year.   At first I was petrified to even attempt clipping in, but Kirsten patiently explained how to stop, how and when to clip in, when to clip out.  I’m so happy to say that I DID IT and I didn’t even fall!!!  THANK YOU, KIRSTEN!

I enjoyed another fun ride this week.  For this ride I left my fancy Cervelo P2C home, and instead, took my Specialized Rockhopper mountain bike.  I rode easy trails for the most part, except for one off-road path that was full of rocks, mud, and steep hills to climb.  I became very frightened on this particular trail, hopped off my bike, and proceeded to swear!  This behavior is not characteristic of me, not in the least.  I guess I just need to get out and ride more trails to build up my confidence.  Mountain biking is great for balance, though, and I do feel that I’ve worked my core when all is said and done.  God bless my friend (who is an EXCELLENT cyclist) for staying right by my side and attempting to teach me the ins and outs of riding trails.

Here is my week of training:

Monday, March 29Swim 1800 yards. (40 minutes)

Tuesday, March 30Run.  8.5 miles of hill repeats.  Swim.  1.5 hours of drills. (2 hours 45 min)

Wednesday, March 31 –  Brick workout.  Mountain Bike and immediately followed by a 5.25 mile run. (2 hours 45 minutes)

Thursday, April 1 Run.  7.25 miles.  First hot day in Rochester.  Was supposed to do speed work but just felt too tired.

Friday, April 2Bike.  45 miles in about 3 hours including stops.  Run for 30 minutes. (3 hours 30 minute).

Saturday, April 3Rest.

Sunday, April 4 (Easter)Run.  6.2 easy miles. Have to push my long run to Monday, April 5 due to Church and Easter commitments. (53 minutes)

17.2 Miles on a Hot Saturday in July

July 19, 2008 at 8:29 pm | Posted in Long Run, Marathon training, running, Training | 4 Comments

What a hot one!  I started my 17 mile run at 6:00 this morning to avoid some of the heat.  However, even at 6:00 a.m. it was 75°.  How does that saying go…”That which doesn’t kill me only makes me stronger.”

Given the heat and my health issues, I started at an incredibly slow 9:30 to 9:40 pace.  It felt so slow that it was nearly like a fast walk.  But now I see the importance of running slowly during a long run:  I conserved my energy for the final 4 miles.  In fact, I ran the final 4 at an 8:35 pace and I had to keep telling myself to slow down.

Well, I’m proud of myself for going the distance – 17.2 miles in 2:36:35.  Now, time to relax and read a book!

October 17, 2007 at 10:01 pm | Posted in blogging, friends, Marathon Suggestions, Training | 4 Comments

Well, tomorrow is decision day regarding my participation in the Columbus Marathon this Sunday.  To those of you who’ve never experienced an injury prior to a marathon, be thankful, very thankful.  The months of grueling track workouts, hill repeats, 21 mile runs with the last 7 at marathon goal pace, tempo runs in 88 degree weather are poof! seemingly up in smoke.

I am happy to report that I went for a 4.4 mile run this afternoon and had very little pain; just the first several steps of my run were very slightly painful.  Really, the pain was insignificant.  On the downside, my legs felt fat and heavy and my mind tired.  Now, if I rest completely, and I mean not even a mile of running, I think I could finish Sunday’s marathon.  However, my goal for the past several months has been to qualify for Boston.  So, do I go to Columbus just to run and not focus on qualifying?  Or do I wait a few weeks and run a November marathon?

If you would kindly voice your opinion, I would be ever so grateful.  Also, if you have any helpful website you’d like to suggest, I’d welcome your suggestions with open arms.

Thank you to my friends Tom, Amy, Bella, Mary, Kathy, and JP for checking in on me, even if it’s only periodically.  Some of you have sent me emails daily inquiring about my physical and mental health.  You’ll never know just how very much your compassion and concern for me has meant.  It’s great to know I have friends!

In case you’re wondering, my total miles run to date = 1513.65.  I guess that’s something to be proud of, anyway.

Speedwork = Work!

September 14, 2007 at 6:01 pm | Posted in Marathon training, Running Tough!, speed work, Tempo Runs, Training | 2 Comments

Remember when you were a high school student bogged down with a couple of hours of homework each night?  Remember how hard it was to make yourself get started but how great you felt when you were finished?  I recall several occasions when I just didn’t want to do my work but I knew that I had to.  I also remember how satisfied I felt when everything was done and I knew I was prepared for the next day of classes and quizzes.

It seems to me that speedwork sessions are much the same as homework.  Inevitably, I always feel a bit of dread before I start my tempo or my 800 meter repeats.  Will I be able to keep the speed I’m supposed to run?  Will the recovery jog be long enough?  Will I crumble in front of my new running group and look foolish? (Okay, I know that these questions are ridiculous, but, hey, they’re actually what I think!)

If you’ve been reading my blog you know that my coach gives me three quality workouts and asks me to run a specific number of miles each week.  This week’s instructions were to complete 5 x 800m repeats in 3:40 with 400m recovery jogs, 4 x 1 mile in 7:50 to 7:55 tempo run with 1 minute recovery jog between each, and an 18 mile long run with the last 5 miles run at marathon goal pace.  My total number of miles for the week should be 45 to 50.

 1.  800m Repeats – Since I hadn’t had a break since Sunday’s race and long run of 15.2 (Monday I ran 7.2 at an easy 8:40 pace), I was a bit nervous about this workout.  I’m happy to report that I did it! After a 2.7 mile warm-up I completed 5 x 800m repeats in 3:30, 3:37, 3:34, 3:39, 3:35, respectively.  Including the 400m recovery jogs after each repeat and my 2.25 cool down, my total distance for this run was 8.1 miles.

2.  Tempo run – By far, this is the most challenging workout for me.  Whenever I read that I have to do a tempo run I always think that it sounds easy, but it’s not as easy as it sounds.  Tempo runs should feel “comfortably hard”, according to Coach Mark, anyway, and I trouble determining what comfortably hard means to my body.  But…I did it and I think I understand the comfortably hard concept…FINALLY! After a 1.9 mile warm up I ran 4 x 1 mile tempos in 7:55, 7:42, 7:44, and 7:43, respectively.  As I mentioned earlier, I had 1 minute of recovery jogging between each mile.  Including the recovery jogs and the 1.6 mile cool down, my mileage for this workout was 8.0.  Importantly, it felt easier for me to maintain a consistent pace during this run!

3. 18 Mile Long Run – Coming Sunday with a leg of the Rochester Marathon thrown in for good measure!  (I’m on a Greater Rochester Track Club Women’s Masters team.)

Speedwork really is hard work but it really does make me feel stronger and better focused.  Like anything else that’s worthwhile, speedwork requires dedication and persistence.  In fact, when I think of the commitment one makes to speedwork I’m reminded of “Ulysses”:  “To strive, to seek, to find…and not to yield!”

Hard Easy Day

August 16, 2007 at 1:13 am | Posted in running, Training | 3 Comments

“Dead tired.  Dog tired.  Sore as hell.”from Laura Mykytok’s training diary.

Laura, I know exactly how you feel.  Those three short sentences speak to how I felt when I struggled to open my eyes at 6:00 this morning.  Having slept very poorly all night (could it have been the three enormous bowls of Cap’n Crunch I wolfed down at 10:30 last night?), combined with the Tuesday’s tough speedwork, I woke up tired and sore.  I couldn’t even consider running until 8:00 and then I still waited around.

Wednesday’s are designated as “easy” days of semi-long distances run at a comfortable pace.  As soon as I began this easy run, I realized that it wasn’t going to be easy.  I’m sure you’re familiar with the feeling:  tight quads, tight calves, certain you weigh at least 300 lbs.  Quickly, I decided that today’s semi-long run would only be 7.2 and that motivated me to run a little faster.  When I reached the 3.6 mark, I looked at my GPS (I know, I should’ve left it home!) and saw that I was running an average pace of 8:48.  “Oh no!” screamed my brain.  “That’s just pathetic!  You’d better start moving those legs of yours!”

So, that’s just what I did to the tune of an average pace of 7:50.  Stupid, stupid stupid!!!  Easy days should be, well, EASY!!!  I don’t believe that anyone benefits from to challenging days in a row.  When you run consecutive days hard, you set yourself up for injury.  Plus, I probably zapped a lot of energy that I will most definitely need for my 6 miles of tempo running tomorrow.

Tuesday’s Speedwork Day

August 15, 2007 at 1:22 am | Posted in Marathon training, speed work, Training | 4 Comments

Tonight’s speed session with Coach Mark was so good for me for so many reasons.  Instead of writing long paragraphs, I think I’ll just make a list (hey, I’m tired!).

  1. Focus, Focus, Focus!!!  Knowing that I must reach a goal time with each 800 forces me to focus my energy on my form, leg turnover, etc.
  2. Pace, Pace, Pace!!!  I’m beginning to understand what a 7:30, 8:00, etc. pace feels like to my body.  This is critical to my goal of qualifying for Boston.  In my previous marathon trainings, I only concentrated on mileage.  At the actual races, I almost always ran the first half too quickly (not knowing how to judge pace), and quite literally fell apart during the last 10k.
  3. Socializing Socializing, Socializing!!!  Until recently, and for the past couple of years, I’ve only trained alone.  Yes, I’ve asked others to run but haven’t found anyone who really wanted to run with me.  Tonight, a few of the men and two ladies told me that they were happy to see me back for a second week!  I can’t tell you how much that meant to me.
  4. Facing My Fears, Fears, Fears!!!  What fears, you ask?  Well, the fear of running poorly in front of some really fine runners.  The fear of talking to these same awesome runners.  The fear looking like an idiot in front of so many people.  Facing these fears head-on is really helping me to build a healthy self-confidence, something that was frowned on in my strict Irish-Catholic home.
  5. I Did It, I Did It, I Did It!!!  After warming up for 2 miles, I began my 800m repeats.  I ran my first 800 in 3:30 (too fast!), my second in 3:43 (ahh! just right), my third in 3:44 (nice and steady), and my last in 3:45 (phew!  glad that’s done).   Finished off the workout chatting and running with my new friends, Kathy and Jen, for another 1.80 miles.

All I can say is I’m looking forward to next Tuesday!

Family Affair

August 3, 2007 at 12:27 pm | Posted in family, running, Training | 1 Comment

My summer schedule usually looks something like this:  wake up, throw on running clothes, gulp down a cup of coffee, and head out for my morning run.  I don’t stop to think about where running will fit in my day or if I want to run, I just do it.  Yesterday, however, was a different story.

When I woke up at 5:30 I was still tired, my hips and feet hurt, my quads were tight and I actually thought, “Oh God!  I just don’t want to run!”.  As I sat sipping my coffee, I tried like hell to rationalize not running or postponing my run until the evening.  I nearly had my mind convinced that I could run at 7:00 that night on my treadmill, when my 18 year old son, Brendan, came bounding down the stairs.  “Mom, let’s go.  I’m running with you today.”  And just like that, my whole attitude changed and off we went.

What a blast we had!  B chatted the whole time about his friends, his excitement about entering his freshman year of college, work, running, crewing, anything that came to mind.  I said little and liked it that way.

We ran 5.2 miles around our little town of Fairport in about 4o minutes.  But time wasn’t important for this run, bonding was.  For the first time in a long time; my watch, ipod, and GPS did not accompany me.  Instead, it was my sweet boy who shared each step with me.  I hope we do this again!

Training Week for July 23 – July 29

July 30, 2007 at 12:37 am | Posted in Gratitude, running, Training | 2 Comments

What a beautiful day we enjoyed in Rochester, a perfect day for a run!  I’m so thankful that I was able to run today, even if I ran slowly.  It’s amazing how much I appreciate running, and it’s equally amazing what it does for my spirit.  Like nothing else, running helps me to focus on all of the wonderful blessings I have in my life.  And that’s just what I did on my easy 10 miler today:  I counted each of the people and things in my life for which I am deeply grateful.

I won’t bore you with my list (this would be a terrifically long post if I did), but I will share with you my training for this week.

Monday, July 23 – 8.2 miles in 1:09:18, 8.27 pace.  Semi-long run at an easy pace.

Tuesday, July 24 – Morning = 5.3 in 44:49, 8.27 pace.  Evening – 3.25 in 24:40, 7:50 pace.  Double session day.

Wednesday, July 25 –  5.4 miles in 46:40, 8:38 pace.  Easy day.

Thursday, July 26 – Rest due to illness.

Friday, July 27 – Rest due to illness.

Saturday, July 28 – Rest due to illness.

Sunday, July 29 – 10.25 miles in 1:27:55, 8:34 pace. Long run.

Total miles run this week:  32.15

Total miles run this year: 1,026.20

New Shoes

July 24, 2007 at 11:54 am | Posted in running, Training | 1 Comment

Isn’t it amazing how the smallest of life’s necessities can bring you so much joy?  I’m talking the really small stuff like a good cup of coffee enjoyed with a dear friend, a delicious salad, a great read.  Well, in this post I’m really referring to my new pair of running shoes.

Sunday I went to my favorite running store and purchased new shoes.  For years now I’ve run in Brook Adreneline and they’ve been great for me.  However, my store was out of the Adrenelines in my size.  So, what was I to do, especially when my feet were screaming for new shoes?  Well, the answer turned out to be simple:  buy the Brooks Trance, of course.

These shoes are advertised as the ultimate in cushion and stability control, and I will tell you, they definitely do feel cushiony.  I tested them out yesterday on my 8 mile run.  On the negative side, the toe box is quite narrow.  So, if your foot is wide you may need to go up 1/2 a size as they’re a much snugger fit than the Adrenelines.

It’s 7:50 am in Rochester and I’m just about to lace up my new shoes for their second run on my feet.  I’ll let you know how it goes!

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  • Hi,

    Im having some problem with one of my ASP .Net projects?

    First som background:

    I had one solution "A" and needed a hole new solution "B", wich was a copy of solution "A". I've renamed the project, made a new guid and so on.

    Now when i open visual studio, i can run and debug solution "B".

    But when i try to run og debug solution "A" i get following error:

    System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'B.dll' or one of its dependencies.

    Why is solution "A" pointing at solution "B"'s dll-file? And how do i fix this.

    This error only orrucs on one of the computers, and that computer is the one that i've made the copy on.

    Tuesday, February 12, 2008 12:04 PM

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  • I guess you could always open the project files in notepad and do a search for the old assembly name.  In all likelihood it's in there somewhere.

    Wednesday, February 13, 2008 6:54 PM
  • Hi Paul,

    Thanks for replying.

    But it's the original solution im getting this error from. Not the copy-solution "B", it works fine. So there is no point of searching..

    I have also tried empty .net temp folder. And copied a new version from the server. So i don't think it's in the solution-files? I'm thinking more like something has an old reference in the Visual Studio or IIS.. Because i can compile the code on my computer, copy it to the server and all is running. -But the server is not running both web-project (only "A", the one i can't run/debug localy, but apparently compile and use)

    -i will not try to copy the other project to server, just to to see if it could Smile

    Wednesday, February 13, 2008 10:26 PM
  • To troubleshoot this issue, we really need the source code and the detailed repro steps to reproduce the problem, so that we can investigate the issue in house. It is not necessary that you send out the complete source of your project. We just need a simplest sample to reproduce the problem. You can remove any confidential information or business logic from it.

    You can send a sample project and repro steps in details to may email address which can be found in my personal profile page.

    Thursday, February 14, 2008 5:22 AM
  • Hi Feng,

    yes, but again, i don't think it's the sourcecode. It can be compiled and used on the server. And the solution also works fine on a other developermachine. So i belive that you have to look at the computer Smile...

    Unfortunly it's my computer at work, so i can't do so much. And it's a rather big solution, so i have to spent hours stripping out the code. And even if i did that, you can't use it, because we also use EPIserver and NetStar, wich are licensed software. And it will not run without thise extensions.

    So i think i will try to get the it-department to reinstall visual studio? Sad

    Thursday, February 14, 2008 12:19 PM
  • Hi again Feng,

    The reinstallation is taking some time, so i have looked a littel further and trying to make a sampel for you. But visual studio stalls every time i tries to remove my reffences?? I tried to let it be in over night (removing reffences), no result?

    But i've been looking in the file "[project.csproj]" and saw that the "FlavorProperties-guid" is the same in both projects? I've earlyer changed the guid in the project, but it has't been changed in the file?

    <FlavorProperties GUID="{349c5851-65df-11da-9384-00065b846f21}">

    Can i mannuel change that or how do i do that?..

    If you want i can mail you the .csproj/.sln/.suo from both projects?

    Tanks for you help

    Wednesday, February 20, 2008 8:59 AM