Failed
So I tried again.
I'm on Windows 8 and I tried with the latest 2Gb ISO file and it failed again.
I'm working on the ISO file I found in the torrent file.
I tried with this file: e:x64.cab
Failed
I'm using Visual C++ 2010.
A:
Install all the files you need.
Copy all the files you need to the ISO directory.
Create the ISO file.
If you have a lot of time to waste, have a look at virtualbox and plexbouncer.
With virtualbox, you can run Windows under Ubuntu without any problems. You just need the ISO file.
With plexbouncer, you can access your physical media with your virtual hard drive.
Both works fine with Ubuntu 12.10.
Black-type spur-of-a-polecat
The black-type spur-of-a-polecat or blackish-type saddleback (Pholidobolus nigrescens) is a species of mammal in the family Eumetastodontidae. It is endemic to southern Brazil.
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Android: make the view on top of the activity
This is the image I want to achieve.
I want to place the textview on the top of the activity.
How can I achieve it?
A:
I want to place the textview on the top of the activity.
You cannot do that. That is not how Android apps are supposed to work.
You want to use an ActionBar instead.
How can I achieve it?
Read the documentation for that class. Use it.
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I’m a realist. I want it all. I want to experience all of the possibilities of this beautiful world and to get the most out of it in a way that is meaningful to me. I want to experience the happy, the sad, the playful and the challenging, but what I’m usually left with is a feeling of feeling worn out and “used up” by life. 01e38acffe
A:
It looks like you're using a non-supported file format (CAB archive).
This is most likely because you're trying to open it as an ISO image. The default behavior of the library you're using (i.e. Image class) is to try to open CAB archive files as ISO images.
As most of the world’s population continue to increase their consumption of motor fuel, oil-fired vehicles, as they are known, are looking for alternative fuel sources to reduce their carbon emissions and to increase their total efficiency. Now, researchers at the University of York have identified a way of converting low-value alcohol waste into a useful product in an energy-efficient process.
There are currently over 60 million cars and trucks in the UK, but the current number of fuel refineries in the country is the lowest ever, and will need to be improved for climate change targets to be met.
Rising demand for vehicles and energy-intensive manufacturing have led to more industrial waste, which is often not disposed of in a suitable manner.
Now, researchers at the University’s Department of Chemistry have found a new use for a form of renewable and sustainable alcohol: methanol, which can be produced using a range of raw materials.
In a paper published in the journal Green Chemistry, the researchers describe a new method to convert a range of alcohols, including ethanol and ethylene glycol, into a valuable product known as dimethyl carbonate (DMC).
Dr Sam Jiggins, lead researcher on the project, said: “We developed this new process for a few reasons. We wanted to demonstrate the versatility of a simple yet well-characterised class of catalyst and we also wanted to do it in a sustainable way.
“We have used the waste alcohols that are commonly found in countries with less developed economies, rather than the precious fossil fuels that are used to produce DMC. By using an inexpensive catalyst that is also very easily recyclable, we found that we could do this in an efficient way.”
The researchers also found that they could improve the performance of the catalyst with just a small number of chemical modifications, which meant that the scale-up of the process was greatly enhanced.
According to the authors, the catalytic reaction of alcohols and carbon dioxide is common to many industrial processes, but the use of a biomass-derived catalyst is very rare. However, the process
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