Showing posts with label blackberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blackberry. Show all posts
Friday, August 4, 2017
blackberry mint smores
blackberry mint smores
The end of August in Oregon is blackberry season and when you have a backyard full of blackberry bushes, you find all kinds of ways to enjoy them! One of my favorite summer treats are smores but I love putting a twist on this sweet treat.
Ingredients:
Graham crackers
White chocolate
Marshmallows
Fresh mint leaves
Make your smores the traditional way and after the marshmallows and chocolate melt, add a handful of blackberries and top with a mint leaf.
This treat is a perfect combo of sweet and fruity and CRAZY delicious!
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Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Blackberry Custard Tarts
Blackberry Custard Tarts
Happy Hump Day everyone! We are halfway through the week and the hump day camel is too freaking cool, so lets have some fun and a blog hop to celebrate.
This is a little different than a link up. To participate, simply add your blog link. There is no required entry or anything like that. This is about networking, making new friends, and finding new blogs.
All I ask:
1) "The Hump Day" blog hop button button be displayed anywhere on your blog page or a specific entry with a link back to me or the weekly co-host. (Please do this. These blog hops take a lot of work and preparation.)
2) You dont have to follow me, but in the words of Blake Shelton: itd sure be cool if ya did.
3) Please follow the co-host. I love helping and promoting these amazing women in the blog world! I do this to not only meet new people, but help my friends make new friends and readers.
4) Mingle with your fellow Bloggers.
Please join me in welcoming this weeks co-host, one of the most inspiring (and hilarious) women I have ever had met in blogging; Val @ "Fab Chick Gets Fit"
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
blackberry secret code complete
blackberry secret code complete
For those of you who already use BlackBerry as a multimedia communications device and you, not hurt you to try using the command codes that you can use to check a wide range of features available in this smartphone.Heres a secret command codes that can be used :
• ALT + = NMLL know the capacity of the signal bar
• ALT + V A L D = verification Address Book
• ALT + R B L D = remodel Address Book
• ALT + RBV = see source code in a Webpage
• ALT + left Shift + press H = know technical info is in Blackberry
• * # 0 6 # = know the IMEI for Blackberry
• ALT + Right Shift + Delete = know the simulation capacity of the battery is full
• ALT + log LGLG = know that has been done in Blackberry
• ALT + NUM / Aa / Cap + H = aware information access PIN - IMEI - Vendor ID - Free Memory - Version OS
• MEPD on Sim Card = check the status of Blackberry locked or unlocked
• ALT + Cap / Aa = Right + DEL to restart the Blackberry is being hangs
• ALT-SMON WLAN wizard screen Enable simulated Wizard mode
• ALT-SMOF WLAN wizard screen Disable simulated Wizard mode
• ALT + NMLL On the Home screen Switches the signal strength from bars to a numeric value.
• ALT + LGLG On the Home screen Displays the Java ™ event log.
• ALT + VIEW In an open message, or in an open-personal information management (PIM) itemsFor messages, displays the refid and folderid for that particular message.For PIM items, displays only the refid.
• ALT + CNFG On the Enterprise Activation screen Displays the advanced Enterprise Activation options.
• ALT + CAP + H On the Home screen Displays the Help Me screen.
MEPD On the SIM Card SIM Screen displays all information
Enterprise Activation (Options-> Advanced)
• ALT + CNFG - Settings for Enterprise Activation
Address Book
• ALT + VALD - Validate the data structure and look for inconsistencies
• ALT + RBLD - Force a data structure rebuild
from the Options menu, type the following (No ALT + required)RSET - Will prompt to erase & reload for a reload of the Address book from the BES(Nb this will wipe all entries, but you can goto SIM Phone Book & copy entries back afterwards)
Browser
• ALT + RBVS - View web page source code
Calendar
Open up a Calendar item• ALT + VIEW Inside any Calendar item Show extra info for a Calendar event(Including message ID - handy for BES log troubleshooting)
from the Options menu, type the following (No ALT + required)
• SYNC - Enable Calendar slow sync
• RSET - Will prompt for a reload of the calendar from the BES
• RCFG - Request BES configuration
• SCFG - Send device configuration
• DCFG - Get CICAL configuration
• SUPD - Enable detailed Cal. report for backup
• SUPS - Disable detailed Cal. report for backup
• SUPN - Disable Cal. database report
• LUID - Enable view by UID
• SRSL - Show Reminder status log
Messaging
• ALT + VIEW - For messages, displays the refid and folderid for that particular message. For PIM items, displays only the refid.
Search Application
• ALT + ADVM Search Application Enabled Advanced Global Search
Home Screen
• ALT (left) + Shift (right) + Del - Restart the Blackberry (only for full-keyboard Blackberries)
• ALT + JKVV - Display cause of PDP reject
• ALT + CAP + H - Displays the Help Me screen
• ALT + EACE - Displays the Help Me screen
• ALT + ESCR - Displays the Help Me screen
• ALT + NMLL - Switches the signal strength from bars to a numeric value.
• LGLG + ALT - Displays the Java ™ event log.
WLAN (WLAN wizard screen)
• ALT-SMON WLAN - Enable simulated Wizard mode
• ALT-SMOF WLAN - Disable simulated Wizard mode
Theme (from theme menu)
• ALT-THMN - Change to no theme (B & W)
• ALT-THMD - Change to default theme
Date / Time (Date / Time menu - No ALT + required)
LOLO - Date / Time Show Network time values
SIM Card (Options-> Advanced-> SIM card - No ALT + required)
• MEPD - Display MEP information
• MEP1 - Disable SIM personalization
• MEP2 - Disable Network personalization
• MEP3 - Disable Network subset personalization
• MEP4 - Disable Service provider personalization
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Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Blackberry Cheesecake Milkshake
Blackberry Cheesecake Milkshake
Happy Hump Day everyone! We are halfway through the week and the hump day camel is too freaking cool, so lets have some fun and a blog hop to celebrate.
This is a little different than a link up. To participate, simply add your blog link. There is no required entry or anything like that. This is about networking, making new friends, and finding new blogs.
All I ask:
1) "The Hump Day" blog hop button button be displayed anywhere on your blog page or a specific entry with a link back to me or the weekly co-host. (Please do this. These blog hops take a lot of work and preparation.)
2) You dont have to follow me, but in the words of Blake Shelton: itd sure be cool if ya did.
3) Please follow the co-host. I love helping and promoting these amazing women in the blog world! I do this to not only meet new people, but help my friends make new friends and readers.
4) Mingle with your fellow Bloggers.
Please join me in welcoming this weeks co-host, the sweet and beautiful Mia from "Make Me Up Mia"
Also...
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Saturday, April 22, 2017
blackberry and passionfruit curd pie
blackberry and passionfruit curd pie
This is going to be a funny thing for me to complain about, but so far, one of the most difficult things about moving here is that there's too much to do. It's a far departure from my beloved city of Portland (and even San Francisco, to some extent), which I knew like the back of my hand. I knew exactly where to go for every one of my whims and desires. If I was craving boba? Boom, I could pick from the three places worth getting boba from (Tea Bar, Fat Straw, Bubble Bubble) in the entire city. If I was craving a fatty, greasy sandwich? Easy — pick between Bunk and Lardo. Can't find the specific produce or ingredient I'm looking for? No biggie, I'll just wait until the Portland Farmers' Market rolls around on Saturday.
But here, I don't even know where to start! I talked about this in a previous post (thank you all you wonderful folks who provided me tips and recommendations), but there is just so much to do everywhereanywhereallthetime. Some of it I didn't even KNOW I wanted to do until I realized they were real things. Stuff like ordering and eating a bowl of cookie dough complete with TOPPINGS. Or things like "chocolate covered cloud puffs", which are basically little drops of mousse dipped in chocolate. And literally swimming in a pool filled with NOTHING BUT SPRINKLES.*
*Also, as a result of all these food-related endeavors, I've been spending the mornings trying to find my soul at SoulCycle. I haven't found it yet.
So forgive me if the baking around here has been a little bit scant, and my Instagram's been filled with more cityscapes and desserts not from my own kitchen. I'm still drowning in this crazy thriving metropolis that is New York City. However, I did manage to yank myself away from all distractions long enough to whip up this blackbeary (HA GET IT) and passionfruit curd pie for #humhipieamonth (because when I commit to something, I apparently REALLY commit).
Why blackberry and passionfruit, you ask? I wish I could give you a more inspired answer, but the truth is, I saw it in a cookbook once and it sounded bomb city. I'd never heard of anybody using whole fruit and a curd together in a pie, so I figured it why not give it a try? And it was worth it. It's delicious. Delicious enough to temporarily distract me from all the lobster rolls, Scandinavian hot dogs, and honey drizzled pizzas this city has to offer.
Just temporarily though.
featured:
rectangular pie plate || saucepan || teapot || mugs
Some baker's notes:
- Let's talk equipment: I used the following oddly sized (but oh-so-cute) rectangular deep dish pie tin from Falcon Enamelware. It's definitely not a standard size, but I've found that a standard recipe for a double-lidded 9-inch pie crust works for the tin. The pie plate is surprisingly deep, so it ends up using a lot of dough! To cut out the bear shapes, I used the following cookie cutter from Daiso, this awesome Japanese dollar store that sells everything and anything. You can get it from Amazon too.
- Because you'll be using curd in the pie filling, don't be surprised if the filling is more liquidy than your usual pie. Don't worry! That liquidyness is tangy and delicious. However, it does mean that the crust will get soggy faster — be sure not to miss the step of brushing "pie dust" at the bottom of the pie before filling! This will help prevent any soggyness. I also didn't use as much sugar in the pie as I usually would; the curd already adds extra sweetness, and sugar would have drawn more liquid out from the blackberries.
- This was my first time ever using shortening in my pie crust. I have mixed feels. On one hand, I appreciated how easy it was to roll out the dough and stamp shapes; the pie also did a wonderful job of keeping its shape in the oven, with almost no shrinkage! However, I'm a food snob and shortening grosses me out. I mean, it tasted fine, but definitely not as flavorful as butter or lard. Also, I think it gave the pie a weird gray tinge??? Or is that just in my head? You tell me.
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Saturday, February 25, 2017
Blackberry Messenger Group stuck solutions waiting to rejoin
Blackberry Messenger Group stuck solutions waiting to rejoin
Often times when we restore the data after the OS install BBM group that stuck there (waiting to rejoin), usually occurs due to poor signal / interference network. One way to prevent stuck is to find a position with a good 3G signal that when a restore BBM group.
What if already stuck? Please follow the tips below :
1. Turn off all connections (Network OFF) (Mobile network + WiFi)
2. Open BBM - Options - Backup Management
3. Choose Backup - Backup files locally (select the folder that you can remember)
4. Still in a state of network Off, go to Backup Management - select restore (restore the file from your last backup)
5. Check back BBM group, if it is correct, turn on network.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2017
BlackBerry ‘Neon ’ ‘Argon ’ and ‘Mercury’ rumors news price release date and more
BlackBerry ‘Neon ’ ‘Argon ’ and ‘Mercury’ rumors news price release date and more
BlackBerry ‘Neon,’ ‘Argon,’ and ‘Mercury’ rumors, news, price, release date, and more BlackBerry is still hoping to turn its bad luck around in the smartphone business amid rumors that the company plans to release three more Android phones later this year. CEO John Chen seems to have finally kicked BlackBerry OS to the curb, and it looks like Android phones may be BlackBerry’s fut...-http://apkstoress.com/blackberry-neon-argon-and-mercury-rumors-news-price-release-date-and-more.htmlArticles Review#ArticlesReviewhttp://apkstoress.com/blackberry-neon-argon-and-mercury-rumors-news-price-release-date-and-more.html
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Friday, January 27, 2017
Blackberry Fires Old Boss Thorsten Heins
Blackberry Fires Old Boss Thorsten Heins
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| John Chen. Img: Pocket-Lint |
Ailing Canadian smartphone maker, Blackberry, has revealed that its current boss, Thorsten Heins, will be replaced by John Chen to launch another try at the smartphone business which has been abysmal for the company in recent times. Blackberry has also cancelled the plans to take it private by Fairfax Financial Holdings.
Fairfax Financial Holdings which was unable to raise the required $4.7 billion required to purchase the company, instead Blackberry will now raise about $1 billion from its largest shareholder and other institutional investors.
Analysts have predicted that Blackberry’s smartphone business may not be feasible again in the nearest future and it may have to look to its other services for a resurgence of the falling company.
However, the new man to take over the reins at Blackberry, John Chen, [i. John S. Chen is the interim CEO of BlackBerry Ltd. Previously, he served as the chief executive officer and president of Sybase, an independent software vendor specializing in data management, analytics, and mobility technology.] has revealed that shelving the smartphone business is not one of his plans for Blackberry.
John Chen was chosen for his experience in situations like these after he led the revival of Sybase in the 1990s.
“I know we have enough ingredients to build a long-term sustainable business,” he told Reuters. “I have done this before and seen the same movie before.”
See Also: Samsung To Unleash Bendable Smartphones Next Year
Blackberry staked its survival on the Z10 and Q10 which it launched earlier this year but the plan failed woefully as the company ended up writing off nearly $1 billion of unmoved inventory.
It will be a hard task to revive Blackberry but time will tell if Mr John Chen will be able to repeat a feat he made earlier in his career.
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