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There are a lot of tutorials online about this Ex: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14667829/how-to-create-a-sticky-navigation-bar-that-becomes-fixed-to-the-top-after-scroll Demo: http://jsfiddle.net/CriddleCraddle/Wj9dD/

My favorite part has to be the screensize/resolution.

The speakers alone make this phone a awesome

Congrats. From my experience if you want quick contracts try and get a hold of realtors or small business owners. They almost always don't have a website OR want to change it.

Nexus 5 owner. This phone is awesome. Only advice i can give is make sure you get a case! Drop test NO Case: Drop test With Case:

the LG G2 has been getting bad reviews for their UI I would recommend sticking with stock android (plus u wont have to waste time having to uninstall bloatware)

Galaxy Nexus Switching to Nexus 5 soon

Got my order in for a white 32GB they randomly show up as in stock as of now

test1 = ['test', 'peanut'] test2 = ['pie', 'cake'] for x, y in test1, test2: print x print y

quick solution: a = [(1, 'test1'), (2, 'test2')]def printList(yourlist): print("id | name") print("-- ----") for item in yourlist: print(str(item[0])+" "+str(item[1]))printList(a)

I fully agree. I had similar experience. Python was the first language we used in university and it's an excellent language to start with. We made a few desktop mini games using it and it was a ton of fun. I've since had to use a large variety of other languages on various projects I've worked on over the years and honestly I spend a lot of time wishing we were using Python. This article is an interesting read: http://lukeplant.me.uk/blog/posts/why-learning-haskell-python-makes-you-a-worse-programmer/ As for web development frameworks like Django make working with python a breeze

This should probably work: your_path=r"C:\Users\Oliver Rose\Documents\test.txt" your_path_list = your_path.split("\\") #splits string into list ['C:', 'Users', 'Oliver Rose', 'Documents', 'test.txt']your_path_list[-1] #returns last element in the list

I've been using webfaction for quite some time now. not the cheapest option out there (for shared hosting) but customer service is amazing.

If you're going to do web with python take a look at Django In the long run though for web most often you will run into using php

Personally i use a combination of Gyration Media Center remote and Unified remote for android.