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From the Press of AC article, Sister Jean Webster, who fed Atlantic City’s poor from her kitchen, dies at 76:

Sister Jean Webster, the Atlantic City resident who made it her life’s mission to feed the hungry, died Monday afternoon at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, City Campus. She had turned 76 on Friday.
Webster had been feeding the hungry for about 25 years, first from her modest home on Indiana Avenue and later from the First Presbyterian Church, which shares a facility with the Victory Deliverance Church, where she was a member. She received national recognition for her efforts.

Warning: A hard reset removes all information from your device and returns it to its factory-fresh state. All contacts, messages, emails, third-party applications, etc. will need to be reinstalled after performing a hard reset.

To perform a hard reset on the HTC Droid Incredible do the following:

• From the Home screen tap Menu > Settings > Privacy > Factory data reset.
• Follow the on-screen prompts to complete.
• This process will take 5-10 minutes.

Almost all copiers made since 2002 have a hard drive buried inside, which stores images of every document that is scanned or copied.

In case you were wondering, here’s how to hard-reset (a.k.a. factory reset) the Nexus One from HTC and Google:

1. With the phone off, hold the Volume Down button and press and release the Power button.
2. You’ll boot into the menu you see above with the little skateboard guys. Select Clear Storage from the list by pressing the Volume Down button.
3. Press the Power button, and confirm by pressing Volume Up.
4. Sit back while your phone reboots in its virgin state.

Tip: Android Central

Dialing *#*#INFO#*#* puts the Motorola Droid in Test Mode.

Here’s how to disable 3G:

• Go to the Phone app and dial *#*#INFO#*#*
• Press Phone information
• Scroll down until you see “Set preferred network type:”
• Press “CMDA auto (PRL)” and a list should pop up
• Select “CDMA only” in the list
• Return to the Home screen by pressing the Home button

Tip: PhoneTipz

To perform a hard reset (sometimes called a “factory reset”) on your Motorola Droid, follow these steps. Be warned though, this will clear all data and settings on the device:

1. Turn the Droid off. If it won’t turn off, remove the battery and reinstall it.
2. Open the keyboard and press the X key while pressing and holding Power. The device will power on. Keep holding the buttons down until a yellow triangle icon appears.
3. Press the Camera and Volume Up buttons at the same time to get to the menu.
4. Use the direction pad to select wipe data/factory reset.

These instructions were written for Android 2.0.1.

To perform a hard reset (sometimes called a “factory reset”) on your HTC Droid Eris, follow these steps.

Be warned though, this will clear all data and settings on the device:

1. Turn the phone off
2. With the phone off, hold the Volume Down and Send buttons.
3. Press the Power button.
4. Press the Action button (trackball)

That’s it!