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Before Cape Cod polish. i purchased a used stainless steel apple watch. knowing it would have some scratches, i polished it up with Cape Cod stainless steel polishing cloth. the final results were very good.
Sealed in the box. First iPhone box I've seen (or can remember) that doesn't have a picture of the phone / OS on the outside.
The pastel colored blur wallpapers vanish the dock and all forders on iOS 8 iPhone/iPad.
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(There are some colors that cannot be brighter than the background in the dock or folders iOS 8.)
These nine acres of mostly pine were recently clear cut to make way for a hotel and mall on Magnolia Drive and East Park Avenue here in Tallahasse, Florida. Assembled with Procreate, with marks and texts attempted, only a little of it successfully, in ArtStudio. (My wording isn't entirely accurate -- I took not just two but three of the photos, including the sign, which nothing I did to in editing could remove the blue tinted shadow.)
The nearly square block of woods in the Google Earth Landsat image shows these nine acres over a year ago. My photo of the tall pines was taken in April 2009 along one of my many walks to Brorders; the smaller patch of pines on the right was clear cut probably in September 2013, to make way for two more fast food restaurants – another MacDonalds and another Buffulo Wings.
The ugly panorama on the bottom was taken two days ago, on Thursday, 9 October 2014.
Putting this photo-collage or mosaic together took much longer than I ever thought it would, mostly because of losing two hours of work and rework when ArtStudio crashed, probably due to iOS8 bugs. I didn't attempt again to replace my Landsat image markings and explanations of the three nearby malls, the closest one across the street (Magnolia Drive).
It appears to me that the last thing we need in this area is another mall and the added traffic it will bring. But one of the staff journalists writing in our local newspaper, the Tallahassee Democrat, said to stop complaining about progress. Like many or most people, he seems to think we can never have too many places to buy more fast food, coffee drinks, and things to fill up any remaining space in our lives.
Because of my premature upgrading to iOS8, which can't be undone (alas), I should probably take a break from iPad image editing until Apple deigns to get their act together, if they do. Otherwise, I could lose many more hours to iOS8 bugs and incompatibilities with apps that haven't been adequately revised.