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Here’s how to get as smart as your phone Your Series 60 smartphone is one really cool gadget. Here’s how to take advantage of 101 reasons why they call it “smart.” This is no boring user’s manual, but the key that unlocks tricks you never guessed your phone could do. Find out how to blacklist unwanted calls, set your camera features on “fast draw” so you never miss a shot, create your own ringtones, send video, encrypt data on your phone, install and remove software, and so much more. Get expert advice on buying a smartphone, configuring it, and transferring data from your old phone Send automatic text message responses to callers Replace your phone’s wallpaper with your own images Create an e-book you can read on your phone Quickly locate files and multimedia Super-size your caller ID Use shortcuts to fast-forward, rewind, or play back vodeo Connect to your PC via Bluetooth or infrared technology Lock your memory card and back up data stored there or in your phone memory Open Zip files on your phone

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Through the supernatural gifts of five orphaned sisters, a gateway to the gods has emerged from a clearing in the deep forests of the Middle Lands and, with it, a priestess clan of holy terror and unmatchable progress. The Gateway tells the interconnecting stories of two of their descendants, Seers caught in a struggle for meaning, change, and survival amid unceasing clashes of ambition, prejudice, and animal desire. When Moishays'' mother conceals the signs of his gift from The Clan on the day of his birth, he becomes the first male seer in over three centuries. The beloved pawn of his spirit mentor, Guide, a personal threat to the Queen whose clan he hopes to join, and an object of infatuation to one love sick Clan Daughter, Moishays must choose between becoming what he hopes to be or emerging into the man he is meant to be. When Bretnay''s caravan is waylaid by barbarians, neither her gift of "sight," her position as heiress apparent, nor her naive vision of reality provide the emotional tools needed to deal with the horrors of the Outland. Injured, betrayed, bereft, far from her spirit mentor, Bretnay strives to find strength in her darker nature, striving to meet brutality with cunning, without losing herself in the process.

Fifteen years after the suspicious death of the McCully''s eldest son, "That Twisted Monument," the pear tree from which seven year old William "fell," remains a centrifuge for rumor, suspicion, and terror on the Newport estate of Au Beau Verger. Unfortunately for Sarah, a somewhat timid 16 year old maid, fresh from Canada, and Native Newporter Paul, Sarah''s co-worker, this fenced off arboreal oddity has also become a gnawing fixation. When circumstance and temptation cross paths one fateful evening, Sarah and Paul discover the true depth of the horrors waiting for them inside the iron rails. Trapped together, forced to play roles in someone else''s nightmares, and hunted in their dreams by the dead boy, the entire fabric of their reality threatens to unravel; now, if they can only live long enough to go completely mad.