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I have a 13' Macbook Air (10.8.2) and last week, I spilled water on top of the keyboard. However, I had a keyboard cover on it and immediately wiped the water on top away. It continued working for 10 minutes. I walked away for 45 minutes only to have my computer not working anymore, and realized there was some water that went underneath the computer. I put it in rice for 96 hours and tried to turn it on. I was excited to see that it worked, but the Wi-Fi is not working. It has the "wifi hardware not installed" error. I'm thinking this is probably something caused by the water.. Do you guys think that just the Airport/Wireless board is damaged or should I worry about the (expensive) logic board too? I have Applecare, which I realize is void because of water, but should I take my computer in to the Apple Store and say that my wifi is not working?
I don't know what to do! Please help out, thank you!
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A cheap option would be to use a wifi dongle in your USB-port. Otherwise you'll have to pay for a new wifi-card installed, which won't be covered
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I would just take it to an Apple store and see what they say.
Don't mention the water spill and just see what happens, you might get lucky
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On the historic New Walk, Leicester's original museum has collections spanning the natural and cultural world. A family friendly day-out, displays include Dinosaurs, Egyptians, Geology, The Den, Wild Space and World Arts.
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On the historic New Walk, Leicester's oldest museum has collections spanning the natural and cultural world. A family friendly day-out, displays include Egyptians, Wild Space, World Arts and Leicester's Fine Art collection. Changing exhibitions feature works by Modern and Old Masters with Leicester's German Expressionist collection, one of the most notable outside of Germany.
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Picasso Ceramics: The Attenborough Collection
- 18 August 2011 — 31 December 2015 *on now
Following on from the highly successful 2007 exhibition, New Walk Museum & Art Gallery is delighted to present Picasso: The Attenborough Collection, a permanent gallery of selected key works from the collection of Lord and Lady Attenborough.
In 1954 Richard and Sheila Attenborough paid their first visit to the Madoura pottery in Vallauris, where Picasso had been working for several years with Georges and Suzanne Ramié. The Attenboroughs started with modest purchases, leading to a collection numbering some 150 pieces.
All of Picasso's activity with ceramics centred around the Madoura pottery factory in Vallauris, France. Picasso made plates, jugs and tiles but he also designed new forms combining aspects of painting and sculpture in ceramics. The majority of the collection consists of Editions and Original Impressions; multiple works that Picasso insisted the pottery should produce and sell inexpensively, so that everyone could own a 'Picasso'.
This intimate permanent exhibition shows a changing display of around forty works selected from the unique collection, curated by renowned Picasso expert, Dr Marilyn McCully.
In 2007, Lord and Lady Attenborough announced that their Picasso ceramics collection would be entrusted to the City of Leicester to commemorate the lives of their daughter, Jane Mary, and their granddaughter, Lucy Elizabeth, who perished together in the Asian Tsunami on 26th December 2004.
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- 31 March 2012 — 31 December 2020 *on now
Come and investigate The Den! The Den is a dedicated space for children aged five and under and their families. Explore exciting new ways to experience museum objects and how they open up opportunities for fun and learning around the museum.
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The Arts & Crafts movement was one of the most important and influential styles of the 20th century. Ernest Gimson, the architect and designer who represents this style in its purest form, was born in Leicester. This gallery celebrates his life and work alongside that of his closest friends and associates. It also shows their continuing legacy through the works of modern makers who are still inspired by his ideas and ideals today.
Suitable for all ages, visitors can explore the harsh realities of living and working in Victorian cities, follow the Arts & Crafts designers in their move to the countryside and understand their principles of good design, good work and good living. The gallery also explores the many ways the Arts & Crafts movement was inspired by nature and take our 'Taste Test' to discover if there really is such a thing as 'good taste'.
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The annual Open exhibition presents an exciting opportunity for young and
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We welcome applications from all artists across the region and are delighted to once again also host the Youth Category, open to ages 11 – 15 and 16 – 19 years, all competing for a range of artist's prizes.
The ever popular and diverse Open exhibition presents a stunning array of artworks and contemporary craft by artists from Leicester, Leicestershire and across the region.
The exhibition is open to practitioners across a wide selection of different art forms including painting, photography, illustration, sculpture, textiles and ceramics.
All works in the exhibition are for sale, providing an ideal opportunity for visitors to start your own art collection and provide invaluable support to local artists.
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Leicester At War 1914 - 1915
- 26 July 2014 — 12 April 2015
To commemorate the outbreak of the First World War in 2014, this exhibition will take original artefacts, art works, photographs, documents, diaries and newspapers to tell the story of life in the early years of the war both on the home front as well as the battle front.
Discover how Leicester first reacted to the outbreak of war then how it mobilized and started its local recruitment campaigns. Find out too what life would have been like for the women and children left behind and those who supported the war effort in local factories.
The Royal Leicestershire Regiment Association has secured a grant of £80,500 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to run the four-year programme of events in conjunction with Leicester Arts & Museums Service.
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Invisible Heroes - Sikh Troops in World War One
- 27 July 2014 2-3:30pm
A talk by a guest speaker from the Anglo Sikh Heritage Trail followed by 'The Prisoner's Song', a film by Michael Singh.
Free event, pre-booking essential, to book please call 0116 225 4900.
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vocal local 1 February 20, 2014 at 03:40 PM
Because Pale Rider was writing about drugs under a physical therapy post. Now, where did the pale…Read Moreri der go?
vocal local 1 February 21, 2014 at 12:45 PM
Ok. Question: The cop on the corner believes when he catches your kid, the neighbor's kid, whoever…Read Morew ith drugs that the person is a criminal and belongs in jail. What do you believe?
vocal local 1 February 21, 2014 at 01:32 PM
R U On Drugs? Please do not post if you can't do any better.
vocal local 1 February 12, 2014 at 12:44 PM
Wow! You may be right. I probably am delusional in expectations of sound morals, integrity, and…Read Morerati onale and good judgment from the elect, board members, commissioners and departmental administrators, as I know those that support them don't have a clue other than self-interest and gain. I should be a good little sheeple and not raise issue or become alarmed when I see stupid. The voters and the elect are not the majority I remind you. They are members of the hidden political machine that has been screwing up OC for a very long time. Your apt to find them hanging at the Legion, Members of the Lions the good ole boys clubs. Surely, I am insane for thinking my alderman who killed a disabled/handicapped one armed resident, who tested drunk at the time of action wasn't innocent and shouldn't have gotten off scott free. I must be confused in thinking he should have been convicted of a felony and not eligible to hold office. In turn, I must also be really, really, confused in not understanding the character of others in the community who continue to accept this man as an upstanding citizen, member of Christian church, successful businessman. After all, even though the incident didn't happen in his home his homeowner's insurance paid off the widow a token amount and he maintained his social standing in the community. I remind you at the same time a young black male who was socked first, who in self defense struck back causing the white male to hit his head on the curb and die went to prison in our southern community, Kenosha. Yep, I probably need some psychotropic meds that will clear my head of all my insane thoughts. WHAT WAS THAT NUMBER?
vocal local 1 February 12, 2014 at 01:29 PM
In the interim would it be legal for you to share some of your meds with me? Do they really have…Read Morepad ded cells, straight jackets and lock one in at night? It would appear your Electro-Shock therapy worked. How many treatments did you have?
vocal local 1 February 12, 2014 at 02:17 PM
Pale Rider, I will leave you with: It is the public's responsibility to monitor and direct…Read Moregovernmen t. My generation has been a complete failure in protecting the constitution. The residents of my community are failures as related to involvement and exercise of rights and responsibility in regard to local government. Whereas council chambers used to be packed to over flowing it is now dismally empty. Silence is evidence of agreement and approval. On some issues I agree more with President Putin that my own, Barack Obama. We are in a very sad state of affairs. Are the trees outside of governmental building planted for a greater use than shade and decor? I better be careful. "They're coming to take me away today. Away to the funny farm today. They'll lock me take away my butts. They're coming to take me away." My Great-Great-Grandfather was angry with the church for refusing to bury one of his son's for belonging to a secret organization. He was fond of saying: "The day is coming when they are going to lock up the sane to protect them from the insane."
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Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me. Anyone reading these posts…Read Morerecogn izes who doesn't know diddly. We can teach people to read most to do math but we cannot change one's intellectual ability. As I stated earlier in this post: "the dumb don't know".
vocal local 1 February 07, 2014 at 06:53 PM
In conclusion, after stopping by city hall today and talking with staff I maintain a secure bullet…Read Morep roof window at the clerk and treasurers counter is not appropriate. There are other ways to keep the public at bay which just might be representing them not trying to weasel every last dime they own out of them to support city workers, wasteful spending and unseasonable building. While I was there I chanced to read the Libraries heating bill for December: 8,000 dollars. Last months expenses are on display in the hallway. We have excellent city hall staff. Doug in planning is very competent and could have designed a much better building than Bray has on his salary. Katherine, city clerk can talk the most obnoxious angry resident down as she will listen and do whatever she can to assist. Barb, is going to account for every penny that enters the city coffers. Unfortunately, she has no control over what is spent or we'd be very rich not in debt spending. Judy in the health department reports the residents she and her staff service are pleasant and that she has never had any altercations with residents. I didn't see Eddie who I think would laugh at having to hide behind bullet proof glass or Mike from Engineering. Seems only the mayor, some council members and the Chief of police are worried now why is that?
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Sorry Ladies, I can't leave you out. Marie would roll her eyes and walk away and Maggie would grab…Read Morea broom and beat any threat out of the building.


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Articulate While Black: Barack Obama, Language, and Race in the U.S.
Renowned scholar of Black Language H. Samy Alim reveals how major debates about language, race, and educational inequality erupt into moments of racial crisis in America.
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Through an insightful examination of President Barack Obama's language use — and America's response to it — Alim, a renowned scholar of Black Language, reveals how major debates about language, race, and educational inequality erupt into moments of racial crisis in America. In his groundbreaking work, he shows how deeply "language matters" to the national conversation on race — and in our daily lives. H. Samy Alim is Associate Professor of Education and (by courtesy) Anthropology and Linguistics at Stanford University, where he directs the Center for Race, Ethnicity, and Language (CREAL) and the Institute for Diversity in the Arts (IDA). Co-sponsored by the Black Studies Department and the Center for Black Studies Research.
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Another uncomfortable subject: Notice how many white people make fun of other Whites when they talk in double negatives but think it's cool or cute when a black person does? (Even though these same white often pat themselves on the shoulders for thinking they're not racist)
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(Topeka, KS) - Most racers will deny it with every breath in their body, some racers will say it doesn't matter and some will tell you the truth and say it's exactly what they are doing in 2011. What are we talking about? Racing for a points championship.
It happens every year. A champion is crowned in each of the 4 divisions racing at HPT.Come Speedway. Bragging rights and a nice check goes with winning a track championship. This Saturday night, June 11, the action will start to heat up a little more as the drivers that have a shot at the title will want to gain every valuable point.
This season has been more exciting than ever before. Rivalries have been started, wars have been waged and it means that the fans get to see the best racing possible.
Last week Darron Fuqua climbed back into the quest for a points championship with his 2nd straight Washburn Tech modified feature win. Fuqua isn't concerned with the points championship. He stats that he just wants to go out and win as many races as possible. If he does that, it just might bring him his 1st championship at HPT.Com Speedway.
Don't look for the rest of the Modified drivers to roll over for last week's winner. Cody Agler, Steven Bowers Jr., Josh Everhart, Kerry Davis and a host of others are also vying for the top spot. Each of those drivers will do whatever it takes to get the job done. Another plus for the fans that attend HPT.Com Speedway.
The Super 8 at Forbes Landing Factory Stocks have put on some great races this season. Steve Herrick won his 3rd race of the 2011 season last Saturday night and he is one of several drivers still alive in the championship hunt.
Herrick has maintained the points lead for most of the season. Dave Samuels has the most wins in the division so far, but as I stated earlier the, the season is far from over. Matt Field and Gerald Wahwahsuck also have a win to their credit and they are other drivers to watch in this hunt for the championship.
Zach Henery won his 6th feature at HPT.Com Speedway last week and he is poised to sprint to the championship. It's no secret that Henery is out to win a championship. He could have accomplished this goal last year, but things didn't go as planned. In 2011 he is doing everything in his power to make sure he gets to the title.
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Mike Higley used some fantastic driving skills last week to get around A Mod ace, John Allen, for his 2nd win of the 2011 season.
Dalton Kirk maintains the points lead again this week, but Brian Murphy is just behind him. Not only is Murphy right in the thick of things we have 6 drivers that are within 50 points of each other. The next few races could either make or break some of those title hopes that are hanging in the air.
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PORTLAND - To hear Brian Cusworth talk about his commitment to play basketball, you wonder if he can do anything else.
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Brian Cusworth of the Maine Red Claws is a 28-year-old center with a Harvard degree, who has hopes of making the NBA and possibilities of becoming a doctor down the road.
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It's not like the guy could be a doctor or something
Well, actually, he could.
Cusworth was a pre-med major at Harvard and graduated with a degree in biology.
But five years after graduation, he is still planting his 7-foot, 255-pound body underneath the basket, ready for a rebound.
Cusworth, 28, is one of the three centers on the Maine Red Claws, the NBA D-League affiliate of the Boston Celtics. He still hopes to reach the NBA.
So what happened to medical school?
"Basketball is too much fun to quit now," Cusworth said.
This may be the most fun Cusworth has had in two years. One game into the 2010-2011 season in Spain, Cusworth ruptured a tendon in his ankle.
Surgeries and two years of rehab followed.
Despite the layoff, the Celtics were interested in Cusworth. He was to be invited to preseason camp in September, but a slight stress fracture in his left foot kept Cusworth from attending. Instead, he was assigned to the Red Claws.
When Cusworth walked into the Portland Expo two weeks ago, he was beaming. Never has a player been so happy for practice.
"I am so excited to be here," Cusworth said. "This is my first official practice in 772 days."
That's how much Cusworth loves to play basketball. He could have begun to put that Harvard degree to use. Instead, with patience and perseverance, he worked and rehabbed and got back into shape -- to play minor league basketball.
Like most of his teammates, Cusworth could make more money playing in Europe, but this league and its affiliations with NBA teams is quite a lure.
"I always thought of myself as a potential player in the NBA," Cusworth said, "so I thought this was the best road to give it a shot."
Cusworth graduated from Harvard midway through the 2006-07 basketball season (we'll get to that story a little later). From there he played in the NBA Summer League, then took off to play in Europe until the ankle injury in 2010, and in the NBA Summer League during most summers.
"It's great to have that experience," Cusworth said. "That, coupled with the success I've had overseas, made me think I'm on the cusp of breaking in (to the NBA).
"That remains to be seen. I wanted to give it a shot."
And if the shot misses, there is that biology degree.
Cusworth's time at Harvard was eventful, and frustrating.
"It's a long story," he said.
The abbreviated version: Cusworth suffered a stress fracture in his right foot his sophomore year (2003-04). He wanted to redshirt -- a common practice among injured college athletes to sit out the season and be able to play a fifth year.
But Harvard has a policy of not allowing students more than eight semesters to obtain their degrees. Cusworth could not have a fifth year.
He withdrew from school before the second semester of his sophomore year. When he returned in the fall of 2004, he had five semesters left. He played two full seasons and half of the 2006-07 season (that 2006-07 team featured a freshman guard named Jeremy Lin, by the way).
Cusworth graduated in January 2007 and had to leave the team. He went back home to St. Louis and worked out, preparing to become a pro.
And he's still at it, "very flattered that (the Celtics) still had interest in me. Obviously I want to take it to the next level."
Eventually, Cusworth will stop playing, whether because of ability or age. Then medicine?
"It's very easy for me to say 'I'm going to be a doctor.' It's another thing to commit a year or two to refresher courses, four years of medical school, three years of residency, at the least."
Cusworth knows the routine. His parents, Robert Cusworth and Michaele Penkoske, are doctors, and his girlfriend, Sarah Jarrett, is in medical school in St. Louis.
"You would think that would give me encouragement," Cusworth said, "but they tell me the horror stories (about the commitment). If you're not gung-ho, you need to rethink it."
For the moment, Cusworth doesn't have to think about it. Two subjects fill his mind and make him smile -- basketball and Sarah, who became Cusworth's fiance last month.
"It's still fresh. Still very, very excited," Cusworth said.
The wedding is scheduled for 2014. Brian Cusworth already has proven that he's a patient man.
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'Numerous doctors' clear Channing Frye to play, leaving return in Suns' hands
Last September, Suns forward Channing Frye was diagnosed with an enlarged heart – an ailment which carried with it an indefinite timetable for return, along with the possibility of ending Frye's pro basketball career. Such maladies can be life-altering, but there was initial optimism that Frye might again suit up for Phoenix, provided he sat out a season with the hope that his heart would return to its normal size. There were, of course, no guarantees that such a course would be effective, nor that Frye would every again be ready to handle the rigors of pro-level athletics. But it appears that Frye's resting regimen has gone even better than expected, to the point that he has now been medically cleared by "numerous doctors," to return to the court.
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"I've been cleared by the numerous doctors I've seen," Frye said on on Tuesday for this week's podcast. "This whole process has been extremely detail-oriented on both sides – from my side and the Suns side. We both want to do what's best. I went across country to see the best doctors I could all to make sure they all agreed that I was healthy, that I could do this."
…"Right now I'm excited, but still patient in giving the Suns the information and letting their people go through it. As far as I'm concerned, I'm 100% healthy for any professional athlete. Right now I think it's just, let [the Suns] assess the information and go from there."
Frye won't actually make his return until the Suns give their approval, but there's plenty of time and opportunity for the team to continue to evaluate Frye in the lead-up to training camp and the regular season. According to the report from Bright Side of the Sun, Frye has been exercising over the past two months with guidance from his doctors, after months of being restricted to less strenuous activity. It would undoubtedly take time to get him back up to NBA speed, but provided that all involve sign off on his return, Frye could be of use to Phoenix as either rotation filler or a potential trade chip.
Frye hasn't played an NBA game since April 21, 2012. Since that time, the Suns have replaced their general manager, cycled through two head coaches (Alvin Gentry, Lindsey Hunter) to hire a third (Jeff Hornacek), and parted ways with all but three of Frye's then-teammates (Marcin Gortat, Shannon Brown, Markieff Morris).


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The bride is the daughter of Gregory and Margaret McGough of Wintersville and Frank and Shiela Land of Morgantown.
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When does the 2013 contest start? I see you had to send your entries by today for the 2012 contest. I'd like to enter the contest in 2013 as my New Years Resolution.
Also, I was looking at the prizes and for the Grand Champion it just says that they'll endorse the EAS products, but doesn't say anything about a cash prize. Does anyone know what it is? I'd like to know since I'm planning on winning 2013 :)
Although the dates have not been announced for 2013, never is there a time when EAS isn't having a BFL Challenge. If you started today, for instance, your entry would simply fall into the round 1 for next year. Your BFL Challenge must be 84 consecutive days, must not overlap dates another BFL Challenge, must have a before and after picture with stats and you must use just one EAS/Abbot product during. That's it. It's simple.
The last day to enter the 2012 BFL Challenge was August 27th, so technically the 2013 BFL Challenge started on August 28th.
The round dates they list are just for their own organizational puposes.
The prizes vary year to year. This year it's 5k cash, the coveted jacket and a powerblocks set.
Jessica Mighty Max ~ 2013 Body-for-LIFE Champion ~ Champion is a VERB!
Hey IsabellasMom, I'm starting my challenge on January 1st. Is that the day you plan to start as well? Keep in touch and we can share tips and words of motivation.
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