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I recently thought my iPod's was dead. I had dropped it from a ladder while I was painting. I know, not a good idea to paint and have your iPod on you, but I like living a risky life.
Anyways, I immediately shot down and tried to put my iPod on. It turned on, but all I got was some sort of clicking sound, my hard drive was done for, I could tell, the screen would turn on.
So, I decided to share with you how I change my iPod drive. Note if you do this, your apple warranty is done for, and you may actually damage the iPod. I just don't want to be held responsible for that. Although it is easy, I am giving this for information purposes.
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 1
A little like in the battery changing article I wrote, check out my blog from the 24th of January [http://ipod-psp.blogspot.com/2007/01/how-to-replace-ipod-battery-5-steps-to.html]. I used a very little and thin flat head screw driver to pry open the case ever so gently.
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 2
Once pried open, place the iPod's back towards you. Open the casing.
DO NOT DISCONNECT THE RIBBON WIRE
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 3
The hard drive is the thing with bumpers around it, probably blue and some foam glued to it. It is probably the first thing you will notice. You can unplug it, it shouldn't be too hard. Do not unplug the ribbon plug, just take the hardrive out of the IDE connection (directly at the base of the iPod)
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 4
Once the hard drive is out, take the bumpers off. The foam is a little harder. I used a knife to scrape it off gently. Try not ripping it or if you do keep the puzzles pieces you teared, you are going to need them later.
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 5
Note the iPod's hard disk drive's model. It's written next to hard drive on the piece of paper on your hard drive. It is most certainly a Toshiba, but you need the model. Personally, my iPod had a MK2004GAL. Order this hard drive online. You maybe able to get another hard drive in there, but you should check out the differences between models. You can most certainly find one on welovemacs.com.
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 6
Once you get the new hard drive, put the bumpers back on and glue the foam to the back before inserting it back in as it was.
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 7
Close your iPod and plug it in to your computer.
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 8
Get the iPod updater and choose the RESTORE option.
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 9
Charge your iPod
How to change the iPod's hard drive Step 10
Ennjoy your all new refurbished iPod.
Hope this was usefull!
I know alot about iPods, I've been through it all!
You can get more information on the iPod by visiting my awesome iPod hack and info blog by clicking here [http://ipod-psp.blogspot.com/].
Feed Screws | Make Your Production Line More Productive
The same piece of equipment, as small as a baby's pinky finger, can be found in every household around the world today. These tiny things are used to hang picture frames on walls, hold pieces of wood together, and shockingly enough they are used to hold fractured bones together. This tiny tool is know as the screw.
Around the 7th century BC, screw technology was used as part of a screw pump which was used to water the Hanging Gardens of Babylon (the same technology can be found in a prototype artificial heart which in turn removes the human heartbeat along with their pulse). Basically as the screw turns it pushes the water through a tunnel that encloses the screw. Metal screws as we know today didn't appear until the 15th century.
The packaging industry still uses the screw for the same purpose, propulsion, as the Babylonians did thousands of years ago. This screw design they use for this purpose is called a timing screw or a feed screw. These screws are commonly found in conveyor systems where they feed the products into the different machines along the production line.
There are two types of feed screws in the packaging industry; a quick change feed screw and a dedicated feed screw.
Dedicated Feed Screws: Certain machines may only have one specific job for only one product that normally remains the same shape and size throughout the product life cycle. In this case, a dedicated feed screw is appropriate to send products down the production link and never need to be replaced.
Quick Change Feed Screw: In order to save time and money so packaging companies use the same machines to package different products. These products may not always be the same size or shapes therefore parts of the machine need to be changed. These quick change feed screws provide less down time between conversions and simple installation allowing for optimal savings and production. These screws can be color coded to assist the quick easy change between product productions.
This industry is very demanding for accuracy and timing and that the production line runs as safely and smoothly as possible. Feed screws can be customized to fit different machine needs such as to halt or position containers while acting as a line control device. They also divide or combine, accelerate or decelerate the container flow. They can be mounted on top of each other to increase stability of odd shaped containers or bottles, such as those with multiple cross sections.
It is important to understand that these feed screws are just as complicated as the rest of the machinery involved. If not designed correctly they have the potential to screw up the rhythm of the entire assembly line. Custom feed screw designers have the knowledge and expertise to manufacture such equipment.
About the Author
Hello my name is Pat Shebby and Recently I have invested much of my time researching the packaging industry. Throughout my findings it seems as though feed screws have a lot of potential to increase proficieny.
Adjustment of status?
I was conditional permanent resident at one time, due to immigration screw up, i failed to remove the condition, finally they sent me to court for removal or deportation, the judge terminated the removal and ask me to go ahead and adjust my status, but the immigration still refuses to approve my petition, what should be my next move, can the INS refuse to obey the court order, don't know what my status is, do i need to reopen the case, sometimes i just want pack and leave, but i have daughter that i really love and she loves me too, and i don't want her to be traumatised
The Immigration Judge terminated the proceedings so that you could pursue adjustment of status. He didn't order CIS (not INS) to approve your application.
Now that you have filed an unsuccessful I-485, and you are not maintaining an non-immigrant status, you are accruing unlawful presence. You do not have a legal immigration status.
Chances are, you will be served with another notice to appear before an Immigration Judge.
If your application for adjustment of status was denied, the decision notice will let you know your appeal rights. Not every decision can be appealed.
Generally, if your decision can be appealed, you must file the appeal within 30 days of the service of the decision. You may also be able to file a Motion to Reopen or Reconsider. Both appeals and motions are filed on Form I-290B, Notice of Appeal or Motion.
Fortis Hospitals Mulund performs complex spine surgery for scoliosis correction
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