Lg chocolate ui

hello
i have a question about LG's chocolate. someone know howto
change the flash user interface? i do not want only made a theme, i
want to build a fully new user interface. is it even possible?
thanks for your help
greets floa

jmhill5 wrote:
My LG Chocolate Touch is almost two years old. If no one else has transferred your upgrade, you are eligible for a discounted new phone.
It has been a great phone - does what I need and want. But last night, and nothing happened like dropping it or anything, there are about 30 or so dead pixels at the top. This doesn't impact the functionality of the phone, can still text and call out, but it is hard to read the top and/or left side when texting with the dead pixels.
So I assume my warranty is out so are there any other options? Find another Chocolate on ebay or craigslist; find a comparable model from the same sources; upgrade (you shoud be eligible); use another Verizon phone you or a friend may have on hand...
If not, why do I still pay insurance on the phone?!?! Only you can answer that one - and if you DO have insurance, you can replace the phone with another Chocolate (if available) or whatever the warehouse considers "equivalent" for the deductible ($50 - $80, check your insurance docs).
Thanks!

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3
milk 10 20
semisweet 30 40
baker's 1 100
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The local vet clinic has asked me to write a program that, given the circumstances of a situation where a dog has consumed chocolate, determines a suggested treatmeent. I know the following facts:
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Induce vomiting and administer activated charcoal. Animal may return home.
Induce vomiting and administer activated charcoal. Leave animal at clinic. Monitor animal's behavior.
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//Tyler Webb
//4-4-08
//All Rights Reserved
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
public class cta
public static void main(String args[])throws IOException
Scanner dataFile = new Scanner(new File("C:\\cta.in"));
////////////////////////////VARIABLES///////////////////////////////////////////
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int dogweight = 0;
int amountofpoison = 0;
String typeofchocolate;
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int firstlvl = 0;
int secondlvl = 0;
int thirdlvl = 0;
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amountofpoison = 0;
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//end of 4 loop
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I've not used scanner enough, nor looked up the details, to know the technical aspects of your problem, but as far as I see--when you start the read, the scanner is not yet into the file so you get a blank line--""--and then you are set to read from the file on the next call to nextLine().
That's probably why for file I/O you use some kind of file reader--they don't have this problem.
BTW: by publishing your product to a public forum, you're little all rights reserved, is no longer in effect.

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