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Lumpiang Sariwa orFresh Spring Roll is a vegetable dishcomposed of different vegetables with a soft (unfried) wrapper garnished with sweet sauce and crushed peanuts. Some popular variations of this dish are lumpiang ubod (made with heart of palm) and lumpiang hubad (Unwrapped lumpiang sariwa).
2 cups sweet potato, cubed
2 tbsp fish sauce (patis)
1 lb cabbage, shredded
1 ½ cup carrots, julienned
½ cup water
½ cup peanuts, crushed
6 pieces Lettuce leaves
½ lb pork, thinly sliced
1 pack extra firm tofu, sliced in strips
1 cup shrimp, shelled and deveined
2 cups string beans (baguio beans), chopped
1 medium sized onions, chopped
½ cup cilantro, chopped
3 tbsp garlic, minced
1 pork cube
1 cup all-purpose flour
2 pieces raw eggs
2 tbsp cooking oil
½ tsp salt
1½ cups milk
1 tbsp soy sauce
½ cup brown sugar
2 cups water
½ pork cube
1 tbsp garlic, minced
2 tbsp corn starch (diluted in 4 tbsp water)
Cooking Procedure:
1. Cook the Filling
1.1. In a heated pan, pour-in the cooking oil then sauté the garlic and onions
1.2. Add the pork and cook until color turns light brown
1.3. Put-in the pork cube and add ½ cup water then simmer until pork is tender
1.4. Add the shrimps and sweet potatoes and cook for 5 minutes or until potatoes are soft
1.5. Add the tofu and cook for a few minutes
1.6. Put-in the cilantro, carrots, and string beans then mix with the other ingredients
1.7. Add the cabbage and let cook for 5 minutes
1.8. Add the fish sauce and mix. Set aside
2. Make the wrapper
2.1. In a mixing bowl, crack the eggs and beat
2.2. Add the milk while beating
2.3. Put in the salt and all-purpose flour then mix thoroughly
2.4. Add the vegetable oil and mix well
2.5. Turn the stove on to medium heat and put the non-stick pan in place
2.6. Spray the pan with oil or grease with butter
2.7. Pour-in the wrapper mixture (about half a cup) and tilt the pan to distribute the liquid evenly
2.8. Cook until the top part of the mixture is dry (about 2 minutes)
2.9. Using a spatula, remove the cooked mixture and place in a flat plate. Set aside
3. Make the sauce
3.1. In a saucepan, pour the water and bring to a boil
3.2. Add the brown sugar and pork cubes
3.3. Put some salt and soy sauce then mix well
3.4. Dilute the cornstarch in water and pour in the saucepan.
3.5. Cook until the sauce becomes thick. Set aside.
4. Wrap the filling
4.1. Place the wrapper in a plate then place a lettuce leaf in the middle top part of the wrapper.
4.2. Spoon the filling and place in the middle of the wrapper (over the lettuce leaf)
4.3. Close the wrapper by folding the lower part first then roll the sides until the filling is sealed
5. Pour the sauce over the Lumpiang Sariwa and garnish with crushed peanuts and minced garlic.


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Avec ce tutoriel, remplacez une vitre avant d'écran cassée. Il est nécessaire de retirer cette vitre pour accéder à l'écran LCD.
Aucune pièce spécifiée.
Retirez les 10 vis suivantes par lesquelles est fixé le boîtier inférieur du MacBook Pro 13" Unibody :
Sept vis Phillips 3 mm.
Trois vis Phillips 13,5 mm.
It looks like you need a Phillips #000 screwdriver for the 10 bottom screws. I tried the #00 and it's too big. Good thing I bought a 23 piece precision screwdriver set or else I would have been screwed.
The 10 screws that hold tha bottom case take a #00 Phillips driver, if yours doesnt fit it's probably because it's cheaply made & not precise enough. The only thing that I needed a #000 driver for was the keyboard screws. They're so small they look like specks of dirt or sand. I stripped out 4 of them & now will need to grind the heads off with a Dremel/rotary tool. The other thing that sucks is iFixit doesn't have a tutorial for keyboard replacement!
A true Phillips head screw's slots are rounded at their inner corners, to allow the screwdriver to "cam out" (pop out) of the screw head before you apply too much torque and strip the threads in the part that you're torqueing the screw into. However, the screws used in the Macbook don't have those rounded inner corners, so they're not Phillips. Instead, they may be a Japanese standard known as JIS B 1012, or a Frearson (also known as a Reed & Prince), but that's a less common design. Maybe technically these non-Phillips screws should be used with a screwdriver that was specifically designed for them, but they can be properly removed and reinstalled using a truly precision-made Phillips #00 (some people find a #000 sometimes works even better) whose tip comes to a sharp point--not the lousy fake "precision" screwdrivers that are sold in too many places. See my next comment for more.
Many screwdriver manufacturers get away with marketing fake "precision" screwdrivers because, in the words of the Wikipedia article at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sc...: "Most heads come in a range of sizes, typically distinguished by a number, such as "Phillips #00" or "Torx T5." These sizes do not necessarily describe a particular dimension of the drive shape, but are often arbitrary designations in the same sense as a "Size 8" dress."
In other words, the quality of many "precision" screwdrivers is poor. In my experience, one of the biggest problems with many fake "precision" Phillips screwdrivers is that the four blades at the tip are often too wide, and their width may even vary on the same screwdriver (they're not supposed to). So just because a screwdriver is marketed as a "precision screwdriver", it may not be, and many that are labeled as #00, or even #000, will not work for a Macbook's screws. See my next comment for still more.
One of the best manufacturers of precision screwdrivers is Wiha (http://www.wihatools.com/tech-tools/prec... cost more, but they're worth it. Or buy screwdrivers from iFixit, who seem to be selling JIS screwdrivers.
Another article with some good info on screw and screwdriver types:
Also keep in mind that some screws are tougher to remove and reinstall because they have a thread-locking compound on them, which is usually blue.
Phillips #00 is the correct screwdriver for the lower case. Maybe the one you have is worn or badly made.
Compare the short screws carefully before reinstalling them. The shouldered screws go in the holes on the front edge.
thanks twisk, I wish i would have read your tip before I finished putting the bottom of my laptop back together. I managed to get all screws in somehow, but one was in fact too-tight.
BTW, big big thanks to the Author: Andrew Bookholt. Just used this guide and my trackpad now works again.
xitxit2 -
Before I started removing any screws I took a piece of paper and drew the bottom of the laptop and put a piece of double-sided tape in the spot where each screw goes. That way when I took out the screws, I could put them on the tape so I knew exactly which screw went in which spot. I did the same thing for dismantling the inside on another sheet of paper, then a third sheet for the screen after getting the front glass off.
I use a similar technique: I print out the iFixit manual for the job, and Scotch-tape down the screws/brackets/cables I remove at each step next to the component descriptions. That way, when I'm reassembling, the bits are taped right next to the photo of where they came from.
adlerpe -
That's exactly what I do for all my repairs! It's the best way to keep track of all of the parts ' original location and to make sure that you don't miss any parts during reassembly.
Great idea and one I use often
Excellent idea! Thanks for sharing it here.
The colours you used for these circles are indistinguishable for colour-blind people. Please consider using something like the palette suggested by visibone: http://www.visibone.com/colorblind/
Squares, Circles, Triangles (you get the idea) would work as well to distinguish the different screws.
I'd use a Phillips #000 screwdriver also. The #00 can work, but if the screws are in really tight, it doesn't get far enough down into the screws to get purchase, so it will start to strip (and I agree that the screws are pretty soft). On mine, the screws for the fan were really tight, started to strip with #00, needed a #000 and quite a bit of pressure to get them to move.
The Mid 2010 MacBook Pro 13" does support 16 GB RAM, but it is very picky about the type of RAM. OWC sells a 16 GB kit (2x 8 GB). I think it's got to be 1066 (aka 1067) MHz RAM. A lot of 8 GB modules on the market now are faster than 1066 MHz, and reports I've read say people start getting kernel panics if they use the wrong RAM.
Some info here:
"1066 MHz PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM"
"*Originally, both the official and actual maximum RAM was 8 GB. However, as confirmed by site sponsor OWC, if running OS X 10.7.5 or higher, updated with the latest EFI, and equipped with proper specification memory modules, this model can support up to 16 GB of RAM."
Our Mid 2010 already had "the latest EFI" (i.e. Boot ROM version in System Profiler), so the reference to updating it may not be relevant.
Winston -
I used a 00 that fit but the screws were very tight so I used a tiny paintbrush with some wd40 on it and put it around the edges of the screws. Worked like a charm
I had the same problem. The #00 screwdriver worked for some of the screws but some others were too tight and I had to use a #000. Maybe it was because the cover had slightly bent because the battery inside had basically doubled its width, but I still found that the #000 was a much better fit for these screws. Even the ones that came out with the #00 came out much easier with the #000. I would suggest updating this guide to suggest using a #000.
If you are running OS X 10.11.2 or newer, battery provided by iFixIt will not work. I've already tried 2 batteries from iFixIt and neither worked. iFixIt needs to come clean on this unfortunate situation. I've already put 8 hours into this futile effort when it should have taken me 45 minutes.
What was your solution? I'm using 10.11.3 OS X. I may need a battery replacement very soon too.
John Doe -
The 10 screws that hold that bottom case take a #00 Phillips driver, if yours doesn't fit it's probably because it's cheaply made & not precise enough.
I purchased the IFixIt 54 bit Driver Kit and their Phillips #00 are NOT the appropriate size for the bottom screws on this MacBook Pro. This manual needs to have the tools changed to Phillips #000 Screwdriver. Until then I shall not click the "Give the author +30 points" button. Apart from that, the rest of the manual is very good. It would also be an idea to make a comment about making sure the battery connector is in the correct position when plugging the battery back in. One poster commented that their battery will not charge anymore. My guess is a pin(s) was/were bent due to the connection not being in the vertical orientation when being pressed back together. :-)
THANK YOU for writing and generously supplying this guide for our use. It is much appreciated. +30 point coming when the Phillips #000 size is changed or added.
j'ai remarqué que le 4 vis philips courtes sur le bord avant ont une courte entretoise
celles des cotés n'en ont pas et sont courtes
la dernière sur le bord qui comporte les 3 longues, est un poil plus longue
si l'on ne fait pas attention, les vis des cotés ne peuvent pas se visser à fond et dépassent un peu
parfait pour le reste ! Merci
I am pretty sure that one of the tools listed as needed has changed from when I looked it up last week and placed the order, and is a mistake. Here is a screen shot of the first step to replacing the fan on my Mac unibody. Doesn't a 3mm Phillips call for a #1 PH screwdriver? Is the mistake in the size of the screw or the screwdriver designation? And I am sure the last time I looked it did not say I needed to remove 13.5 mm Phillips screws. Maybe I can figure it out, but I once ruined a laptop by dropping a back screw from the screwdriver into the innards. I never found it - until it rattled around and ruined the computer! Should I guess? What does everyone think?
Soulevez légèrement le boîtier inférieur et poussez-le vers l'arrière de l'ordinateur afin de désengager les pattes de fixation.
In the introduction you should link fixers to this excellent doc: https://www.ifixit.com/Misc/HD_Software_...
It is really critical, super easy, and free(!) to clone your existing drive onto the new one you will install. I ran into one error, but SuperDuper! support replied immediately on how to fix it...Thanks ifixit and SuperDuper! (I ponied up the $28 for the software anyway, I was so impressed!)
À l'aide de l'extrémité plate d'un spudger, faites levier sur le connecteur de la batterie pour le débrancher de la prise sur la carte mère.
Citation de gansodesoya :
why is step 3 necessary?
Removes the possibility of any current flow. This is especially important if you are trying to mitigate the damage to the circuitry due to a spill on a keyboard.
$@$@. Don't use an non-isolated screwdriver for this. I just shorted-out my battery :(
You are absolutely right, never use a screwdriver on the logic board or any connector! Delicate use of fingernails or a credit card will get you through most situations if you lack a spudger.
How do you get that battery connector back on? Do you just press it in back in place after you're done?
yes. I usually plug it in before I screw it down so I can lift the battery a bit and have enough slack to be able to go straight down on the connector, otherwise it comes in on a bit of an angle, which can't be good (though not necessarily bad).
Would it not be advisable to drain the battery completely before attempting to repair, if you want to be sure you don't get a spark when removing the battery connector?
Disconnecting the battery connector is not that different from simply unplugging a battery from an older model MacBook with a removable battery. You're not trying to protect yourself from a "spark", but the internal circuitry when taking the MacBook apart.
I neglected step 3 and now my computer won't turn on. Could I have shorted out my logic board?
I had the same problem , my macbook doesn't switch on working
A very easy and fast update indeed! Using this guide and the tools indicated on top I replaced the two RAM cards (2GB each) with two 8GB RAM cards from OWC for a total of 16GB RAM in my MBP Middle 2010 Core 2 Duo (Officially not supported according to Apple).
Make sure you select RAM with these specs: 16GB DDR3 PC8500 1066MHz Kit (8GBx2)
Apps open much faster and I can run a virtual machine at a decent speed.
Removing the battery is not required, but in some instances can make installing ram much easier. If you plan on upgrading from 4GB (2X 2GB) to 8GB (2X 4GB) Removing the battery would be better. There are two levels of ram. If you are replacing both levels, then remove the battery. If you are just replacing the top, dont bother. Removing the battery for very long or even at all (depending on the CMOS battery age and health) could possibly reset settings, the clock, saved wifi passwords, and more.
This step almost finished me, and I did extensive damage to the battery plug. Fortunately, I later replaced the battery, and the replacement came with a new plug! :) Newbies need to know - 1. The battery plug is like a thin lip on a thicker lip, so you need to pry BETWEEN 2 thin lips to get it off, else you are trying to yank out the socket. 2. Mine was initially VERY tight, and trying to get it out broke the plastic on all sides of plug, even though I was as careful as possible. Luckily, this didn't hurt functionality and I later replaced the battery. AFTER disconnecting once, it was never so tight again,
Guys I just used my index finger nail. It's the most useful nail to let grow a little bit for this type of procedure. Came off pretty easy when using both my right hand index and left hand index together to lift the plug up out. Found some plastic folded it and place it right over the socket so the plug would go back in and now the plug holds the plastic in place so I can focus on the main work.
Avec l'extrémité plate d'une spatule (spudger), soulevez le connecteur de la nappe du caisson de basse/du haut-parleur droit pour le débrancher de sa prise sur la carte mère.
You must first separate the little foam pad to see better how to pry the cable
connector up. You must be
careful not to root up also its socket
stuck on the logic board
My subwoofer/right speaker connection seemed to be soldered on the main board. Of course, I pried this off..realizing right after that there was no reconnecting it (&^$%^@!). There's really no reason to even disconnect this wire on the MacBook pro 13 mid-2009
Glad this is my "project" Mac
Please Be Carefully With This Step, Because I Had To Resolder It Back To The Logic Board. But There Is A Black Foam Piece Over The Cable You Have To Pry Up, Lift The Foam Piece And Then Try To CAREFULLY Pry Cable Connector
A better description would have been worth a lot....
I accidently pried off the socket aswell... gonna have to go to the computer/robotics lab at my college to resolder it -.-
CAUTION!! Note is required here! First off step is truly unnecessary! Secondly, just don't do it!
A real closeup photo of this small piece of hard plastic that prevents the connector from falling out would be a great help. !
Clearly I should have read this as well, popped the socket off even being gentle.
Déconnectez la nappe de la caméra en tirant l'extrémité mâle tout droit hors de la prise.
that's not only the camera but the wifi and bluetooth too. Be extremely careful!
So I unfortunately did not find this guide when I was replacing my keyboard. I did at first force this connection, didn't know I could peel that black plastic piece off, then was able to smoothly get it in. Now my Bluetooth/Wi-Fi/web cam isn't working. I'm looking at the connection now and it looks undamaged. How do I know for certain I damaged the cord and/or socket
Please be VERY careful. I fixed my Macbook Pro A1278 Backlit Keyboard but lost my WiFi/Camera/Bluetooth…
This step is unnecessarily tricky. I've tried to make it better by adding images highlighting the plastic stopper thingy and showing a clear arrow of the direction the cable should be pulled.
However, simply pulling the cable may not be enough to remove it. It sure wasn't for me. I think there ought to be a close-up of the two little nubbins on the sides of the plug which one uses to wiggle it loose from the connector by gently prying with a tiny flathead screwdriver. I didn't add that tip because (a) it would have made the instructions longer, (b) I didn't think to take a photo of it, and (c) using a screwdriver carelessly next to the logic board could scratch or break components on the motherboard. A guitar pick or very small spudger might work.
@hackerb9 Thanks for your edits and comments! I took some additional shots and tried to clean this up a little for everyone. There should be a lot less confusion now. Interestingly, neither of the two MacBook Pros used for these guides had the plastic retainer piece you folks mentioned, but I left that image in a link so everyone can still see what it looks like if needed.
Thanks for incorporating some of my edits and for taking new photos.
Are you the one who took the original photographs? If so, you did originally have the hard plastic retainer as it was in those photos, just obscured by your thumbnail. The glue on the retainer allows it to shift a bit, so it's possible you took out the cable and knocked off the retainer without noticing it.
Your two frame animation of pulling out the plug is helpful to show the proper direction. Given the number of people who have destroyed their MacBooks from this procedure, I think we should do even better. The instruction would be clearer if it said, "Disconnect the camera cable by sliding it horizontally out of its socket."
Also, if you can post a link to a picture without fingers in the shot, I will add an arrow showing the proper direction. (I would have added it to the original, but visually it would have gone through your fingers.)
P.s. this isn't as important, but where did you hear the tip about the hairdryer? I'd leave that out as firmly peeling it up works fine.
hackerb9 -
Negative, I'm not the original photographer. You're right, I do see the retainer in some of the previous photos, although it wasn't in any of the images for this particular step. May have been an oversight on the part of the original author! So I'm glad you caught it. I updated the verbiage as you requested. Don't worry about adding arrows—at this point, if someone ignores both the images and the multiple warnings in the text, that's no longer a fault with the guide. The heat/hairdryer tip is standard practice for anything that's secured with adhesive—I hardly ever work on a MacBook of any vintage without using a heat gun at least a couple times. It may not be strictly necessary, but the result is much cleaner and it reduces the risk of accident.
Hello everyone, please tell me, next to the connector wifi, are 3 capacitors and 1 resistor (black)? I have black and brown swapped, I have one so macbook pro 2009
I'm trying to understand your question. There's tons of little doodads everywhere. What is the issue? That the colors on your motherboard don't match the photo? If so, you needn't worry. It's normal for colors to vary.
I'm talking about these smd, it's all capacitors or black is a resistor as it rings
Yup, those are the thingies next to the connector in the picture. What's the problem?
hackerb9 -
I bought a macbook on ebay wifi Bluetooth and the camera are not working, the cable works, but it seems to me 1 of the capacitors is dead since it is ringing
Dévissez les vis suivantes, fixant le câble de données de la caméra et le haut-parleur droit au boîtier supérieur :
Deux vis cruciformes de 8 mm.
Une vis cruciforme de 4 mm.
Faites glisser la fixation du câble de la caméra hors de son emplacement sous le caisson de basse et ôtez-la de l'ordinateur.
For my mid-2010 mbp, removing the 4mm screw is not enough as the camera cable bracket is under the black cover. I need to unscrew another screw (see the dark cover in step 6). However, the speaker (dark circle in step 6) is a strong magnet and the little screw flew onto it and crack the speaker slightly. You need to be very careful of this. The sound wasn't as clear when I turn on loud volume after that.
Be careful when taking off the screws here. When I was taking apart the bracket, one of the screws became severely stripped (to the point where it was rounded. I had to wait to wait until my father got home so he can give me his screw extracting tools. The same can be said for the display cable bracket ( but that one wasn't such a big deal for me since I didn't severely strip it, a bigger screwdriver helped out for me.)
Saisissez la languette en plastique fixée au dispositif de verrouillage du câble de données de l'écran et pivotez-la vers le côté DC-In (prise d'alimentation) de l'ordinateur.
Tirez le connecteur du câble de données de l'écran tout droit hors de sa prise.
Well, my display ended up looking like this after the repair:
As you can see, there was a light/dark banded pattern along the bottom of the screen, corresponding to the LCD's backlight. In my case it was also accompanied by a constant high pitched whistling noise. I swear to anything that's holy, it was not coming from the fan or the speaker, but rather the motherboard itself.
Anyway, both these problems went away when I disconnected and reconnected the connector at this stage. I'm saying this on the off chance it helps someone else.
I did what you said, disconnect and reconnect the display data cable but the problem didn't go away. Any idea how to fix this?
jonk2015 -
I also encountered the issue at the bottom of the screen. I can't get mine to go away. I can make it vary a bit or at least the whole display to vary by fluctuating the connection, but it just won't go away. I'm open to any other suggestions.
I might have manhandled the bottom of my screen a bit. I didn't realize how to get the plastic u-shaped cover off, and I fudged around with it for a while before reading somewhere that it just slides down. I thought I had read that it snapped on, so I had been a little flustered on why it wouldn't snap off.
Anyway, if anyone has suggestions I'd be all ears.
Tim -
It's not to clear but there is a piece of spring steel that rotates away from the main (circuit board side) of the connector....this piece sort of hugs the parameter of the screen cable locking it to the circuit board...both arms wrapped around your brother....looking closely (10x magnifier) at this cable one of the gold connections is slightly oxidized---my display arbitrarily flickers and this symptom is lessened as the temperature increases...I suspect this is the cuase of the screen flashing on/off
Dévissez les deux vis extérieures Torx de 6,5 mm fixant les deux supports de l'écran au boîtier supérieur (4 vis au total).
This says t use a 6.5 mm Torx driver. In the required tools list it only mentions a 6 mm Torx driver. Where can we find a 6.5 mm Torx Driver?
The 6mm vs 6.5mm is the length of the screw. It is still a T6 head (although mine was a T7 for some reason). I think the middle screw on each side is 0.5mm longer.
lol… turns out mine is a mid-2012 model. That accounts for the different screw head. But the 6mm vs 6.5mm still use the same driver if they're both T6.
In my case, i had to use a t8 screwdriver. My tools are not from Ifixit but i'm just sayin.
Correct! The screws on the Mid-2010 are T8. As far as the length goes they were 6.16 mm, 6.13 mm, 6.11 mm and 6.07 mm (measured end to end) and the head thickness was consistent at 0.85 mm on mine, so I,m going to go out on a limb ans say they are the same size. FYI, you can't tell by eye any difference in size.
It would pay to check on which A1278 sub-model you were working, just to allow for sub-model differences.
Hey folks, regarding the screw/driver sizes: there are separate guides for the Mid 2010 model with the T8 screws. Always use the correct guide for your model to avoid confusion, stripped screws, etc. Hope this helps!
Ouvrez votre MacBook de sorte que l'écran est perpendiculaire au boîtier supérieur.
Posez votre MacBook ouvert sur une table comme sur la photo.
Pendant que vous maintenez l'écran et le boîtier supérieur d'une main, dévissez la vis Torx de 6,5 mm restante du support inférieur de l'écran.
Soulevez et éloignez l'écran du boîtier supérieur en veillant à ce qu'aucun support ni aucune nappe ne reste accroché.
May be in the wrong place but then please direct me. At this step, can I just take off the upper half (meaning the screen, LCD, and top housing shell in one) and simply replace it with another upper half of the same edition???
Yes, you can. Thanks what I'm doing now. :)
Réglez le pistolet à air chaud à température basse et commencez à chauffer la bordure extérieure noire, du côté du coin supérieur droit de l'écran.
With a lot of heating, for me, it was very hard to get the glass to separate from the case. I had better luck starting from the bottom right as I could grip better onto the case. Three mistakes I made:
1. Once I got the glass separated, I probably didn't heat sufficiently as I was going around and the glass broke. That made the rest of the procedure miserable. Lesson: pull very gently.
2. I must have touched one of the tiny bits of glass that fell on the LCD and it scratched the actual screen. :-(. Lesson: vacuum the pieces as you go and be very careful when touching the LCD.
3. I somehow overheated the LCD screen at the top left and right corners and now the display is all wonky and faded at the corners. Not sure what the lesson is here.
First, if using a hair dryer, what setting should that be operated at? It would be much cooler than the heat gun, right?
Second, the iFixit basic set comes with a small, clear suction cup. Would that be sufficient for this project, or does it require the stronger pull of the other cups?
Finally, must I reapply adhesive to the case when replacing the glass? Does the original remain tacky and re-bond on assembly?
It's been a while since you asked, but since no one answered and someone else may have the same questions:
Hair dryers vary a lot, depending on wattage. I would start on low or med, and work my way up to high if necessary. I'd keep the fan on the lowest setting.
The little suction cup is for removing screens like the iMac, which just uses magnets, and possibly an iPad or iPhone. I would not want to use that for this project, get something about 2" wide with a decent handle.
The screen should have the double sided glue tape already applied, just remove the backing. I wouldn't get glass that doesn't have the tape on it, big waste of time with little savings in cost.
Jeff Kamis
****EASIEST WAY TO REMOVE GLASS**** Instead of using this large heat gun, I used an Ancor Marine Grade Mirco Thermal Heat Gun (Ancor 702027) I picked up at West Marine. The tip is the exact width of the black trim and really concentrates the heat to the tape without heating outter rubber trim. No lie....I followed the heat gun all the way around the edge with a tiny pry tool and the glass was off in 5 min!!
what temperature did u have it set at? I have a digital rework station i want to use.
Bradley -
All I can say for this is don't be tempted to hold the heat gun too close. I ended up burning my LCD the first time I did it and having to replace that when all I was looking to do was replace the cable. I got the glass off holding it about 4/5 inches from the screen and being patient (it took about 5/10 minutes in the end).
The tape is very sticky and the glass is very fragile but at the same time fairly flexible.....I ended up breaking the glass ans it turned out to be a mess picking up the shards....but in the end a new glass is not too costly. the implication is that heating melts the glue but it is really just double stick tape.....there are some "youtube" videos that are worth a look but I would suggest using guitar picks and not a putty knife which creates a point load that breaks the glass....wear safety glasses!!
Be ready to replace the glass (good thing mine was already broken, I ordered one). Wear surgery gloves and protective glasses. Trust your nose, if it smell melted plastic, it's a good clue to stop the heat.
If you have a glass cover that is severely cracked then the heating gun and suction cup procedure really doesn't work. Suction cups won't hold and the already broken glass doesn't lift. Here's what I did that made the job easier. Using 2 inch wide transparent packing tape I laid it along the perimeter of the display but not covering the rubber edge. Then I used a 1/4 inch wood carving tool and very carefully removed the glass and 2 sided tape around the metal border. Use as your guide picture 2 in this step that shows where the camera and cable is located. Where the camera is located in the top center the 2 sided tape isn't located so you can easily lift the glass. The camera cable runs up the right side in a trough in the metal border so when lifting the tape and glass in this area just keep the sharp end flat and it is wide enough it won't dip into the trough and damage the cable. The tape was very helpful because it kept the glass from splintering and going everywhere.
Une fois que la vitre a été suffisamment chauffée, fixez une ventouse à levier à côté du coin supérieur droit de la vitre.
Soulevez et éloignez doucement et délicatement le coin de la vitre de l'ensemble écran.
Soulevez précautionneusement le coin de la vitre suffisamment pour pouvoir insérer une spatule (spudger) entre elle et l'ensemble écran.
Avec l'extrémité plate de la spatule, décollez soigneusement la bande adhésive fixant la vitre à l'écran.
Soulevez la vitre de quelques centimètres au-dessus du coin supérieur droit, tout au long du bord supérieur et du bord droit de l'écran.
Avec un pistolet à air chaud, faites ramollir la colle sous la bordure noire le long du côté droit de la vitre avant.
Fixez une ventouse à levier du côté droit de la vitre avant.
Soulevez la vitre pendant que vous la séparez du reste de l'ensemble écran avec l'extrémité plate d'une spatule.
Progressez le long du bord droit de la vitre avant jusqu'à ce qu'elle soit séparée de l'écran.
I ended up breaking my glass panel due to using the spudger. I think if you use something more like a small putty knife you will do better. The spudger puts a lot of pressure in a small spot while the putty knife would put a little pressure over a larger area. Also, if you do break the glass, be sure to get ALL of the broken bits off before putting the new one on. Also, watch out for those broken bits as they tend to penetrate skin quite easily, and stay there for days!
Avec votre pistolet à air chaud, ramollissez la colle sous la bordure noire le long du bord supérieur de la vitre.
Fixez une ventouse à levier sur le bord supérieur de la vitre avant et tirez-la pour séparer la vitre de l'écran.
Progressez le long du bord supérieur de la vitre, en enlevant précautionneusement la colle avec l'extrémité plate d'une spatule si nécessaire.
Avec le pistolet à air chaud, ramollissez la colle sous la bordure noire du côté du coin supérieur gauche de la vitre.
Fixez une ventouse à levier dans le coin supérieur gauche de la vitre avant.
Tirez sur la ventouse pendant que vous séparez précautionneusement la vitre de l'ensemble écran avec l'extrémité plate d'une spatule.
Avec un pistolet à air chaud ou un sèche-cheveux, faites ramollir la colle sous la bordure noire le long du bord gauche de la vitre avant.
Fixez une ventouse à levier du côté gauche de la vitre avant.
Soulevez la vitre pendant que vous la séparez du reste de l'ensemble écran avec l'extrémité plate d'une spatule.
Progressez le long du bord gauche de la vitre avant jusqu'à ce qu'il soit séparé de l'écran.
Maintenant que les bords supérieur, gauche et droit de la vitre sont séparés de l'écran, soulevez doucement le bord supérieur de la vitre et faites-le délicatement pivoter pour le retirer de l'écran.
Why are you disassembling the entire lid? you can reach/remove the glass completely while keeping the lid on.
Insérez la pointe d'un outil en plastique entre la vitre de l'écran et la fixation de la caméra et progressez autour de la fixation de la camera pour le séparer de la vitre.
Pour reconnecter la nappe de la caméra, enlevez d'abord le morceau de mousse autocollante sur la prise ZIF de la nappe avec la pointe d'une spatule.
Toujours avec la pointe de la spatule, ouvrez le clapet de retenue ZIF de la prise de la nappe de la caméra.
Insérez la nappe de la caméra dans sa prise sur la carte caméra et refermez le clapet de retenue ZIF avec la pointe de la spatule pour maintenir la nappe en place.
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I just replace the glass on my 13" MacBook Pro with badly broken glass screen.
The suction cup did not work because a) my screen was cracked badly and the cup would not hold suction, and b) the glue is too tenacious (even with heating) and over a large surface area to simply pull it away from the frame, especially if the glass is cracked.
I found a hairdryer on hottest setting, but lowest speed works best. It softens the glue enough to pry the glass away from the frame. I had to work around the perimeter using the Spudger tool and a small, flat-blade screw driver. I started prying at a cracked opening in my glass (it was really badly cracked - someone stepped on the computer when my daughter left it on the floor!). Need to be very carefull with using the screw driver - only pry along and parallel to the edge of the frame like using an ice scraper on a sidewalk. Don't pry on the rubber seal on the edge and stay away from the LCD.
I left the cracked glass in place until I cleared all of the glass along the perimeter- this allowed me to rest my hand on the screen without damaging/scratching the LCD underneath.
Be aware that the camera cable runs in a channel from the lens on top to the right corner, then down the right edge of the screen. The channel is in the center of the border, so it is ok to pry under the glass as close as you can get to the rubber seal on the edge, and also on the inside edge of the border, but take care not to pry into the LCD. The camera cable is wider and has connectors within 2 inches of the lens, so you really need to be careful with prying in this area. I saved the lens area for last. Started to the left of the lens and worked counterclockwise around the perimeter.
If you take your time, heat a small area, pry the glass away and continue around the perimeter, it will come out. Need to be patient and not get in a hurry.
When the glass is removed, take care to clean out the glass fragments, especially down between the edge of the LCD and the frame. I used a business card to slide in the gap and pull out pieces of glass. Then used small piece of packaging tape, tacky side out, to dab out the small pieces (don't put the tape on the LCD, just the frame border area). Overall, the instructions on this site are excellent - I had no trouble removing the screen from the base of the computer, and re-assembling with the pictures and the instructions.
One improvement would be to show better detail how to remove the screen power cable - the locking mechanism has to be rotated from flat position to about 90 degrees before pulling the connector. It was not obvious how to do this in the instructions - it is a U-shaped bar that connects on each side of the connector and runs around the stationary part of the socket. Simply lift it up before pulling the connector out. I pulled the connector without lifting this U-shaped arm first, and it fell off when I pulled the plug. I was able to put it back on to the connector without much trouble.
The connecters all went back in to place very well. The machine worked when I started it up after re-assembly. It works and looks great.
Thanks for the instructions!
Looking for tape just in case I need some to affix the glass. Do you carry this, if so which on would best to use?
This guide needs to be replicated / linked on to all the other A1286 13-inch Unibody models as it was done with the 2010 model. The screens are the same for each year of the A1286 generation from 2009, 2010, early 2011, late 2011, and 2012.
Ideally, it could be really helpful if the staff team can improve the article; improve on the steps outlined; using the feedback received in the comments - e,g, safer ways to handle broken glass, use of solvents like alcohol or acetone to dissolve / neutralise the adhesive seal, and ways to preserve the rubber lining, the LCD panel itself, and the additional circuitry & cabling underneath.
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Texans owner McNair healthy after 10-month cancer battle
After a 10-month ordeal in which he battled two forms of cancer under an assumed name at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston Texans owner Bob McNair has been given a clean bill of health by the team of doctors that treated him.
McNair's remarkable recovery has included ground-breaking experimental treatment for chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), painful surgery on the left side of his head and neck and 30 sessions of radiation, causing second-degree burns that required a plastic surgeon to perform skin grafts.
"I've never been through anything like that, but two days ago, I was given a clean bill of health, so it was worth the pain and suffering," McNair, 77, said Wednesday in his first public comments on his health issues. "I didn't think I was going to die. I knew some did. I knew there were some rumors. That's one of the reasons I'm talking about it.
"I don't want people to think it's something it's not. I'm not ill. I'm healthy. I'm not going anywhere. We've got Super Bowls to win."
Because McNair wanted to keep a low profile during radiation treatments at the M.D. Anderson Proton Therapy Center, CEO/Managing Director John Styles Jr., gave the Texans owner a key to the back door and allowed him to use his parking space.
Proton therapy is a relatively new form of radiation that delivers more precise and powerful doses. M.D. Anderson opened its center in 2005, a huge investment in the therapy, considered controversial because it is costly and unproven.
The radiation, lasting 30 to 40 minutes each, made second-degree burns on the side of McNair's face, causing Dr. Scott Oates to perform the plastic surgery.
"The radiation was worse by far," McNair said. "I had bandages all over my head. I looked like a mummy.
"On the side of my head and neck and down to my collarbone, I had second-degree burns. My skin blistered and peeled before it grew back. That was the worst part of it.
"The first three weeks was a cakewalk, but then it got pretty severe. Afterward, it was the peeling and healing. (Oates) did a great job. You've really got to search for (the scar) to find it."
Influential NFL owner
McNair, who is one of the most influential owners in the NFL as chairman of the league's finance committee, brought pro football back to Houston after a five-year absence when the Texans debuted in 2002. He also was the driving force behind luring the Super Bowl to Houston in 2004.
The Texans owner, whose net worth is estimated at $2 billion, made his fortune as chairman of the electricity cogeneration company Cogen Technologies before selling it in 1999. He now serves as chairman and chief executive officer of The McNair Group.
McNair has battled skin cancer for more than 20 years, but six years ago, he was diagnosed with CLL, a type of cancer of the blood that affects the immune system and typically grows more slowly than other forms of leukemia.
McNair began to fight for his life in October, with what he hoped would be routine surgery to treat Squamous cell carcinoma, a non-melanoma skin cancer.
"They didn't get all of it," he said. "It recurred in December, and it became apparent the Squamous cancer cells had expanded and had gotten into one of my pituitary glands.
"It had gotten into the saliva gland that runs along the jawline. They did a biopsy and said they needed to do surgery and remove the gland."
McNair went to Dr. Randal Weber, chairman of head and neck surgery at M.D. Anderson. He underwent surgery on the left side of his head — from behind his ear, down his jaw line, to his neck and, finally, to his collarbone.
"There were a couple of lymph glands that had some cancer cells, and he removed them, too," McNair said. "He kept coming down until it was clean. Basically, he came all the way down to my collarbone."
But cancerous cells remained.
Dr. Michael Keating, professor, leukemia, at M.D. Anderson, put together a team, including Weber, Oates and Dr. David Rosenthal, professor, radiation oncology.
"They determined I should undergo radiation and chemotherapy to be on the safe side," McNair said. "That was the only way they could be sure they'd get rid of the skin cancer cells.
"In May, I had a CT scan and was clean at that point. And two days ago, I went in for a second checkup, and they did a second CT scan of my brain and neck and an X-ray of my chest, and everything's clean.
"We've been successful. I was convinced I'd be cured. I told my family that. It was just something I had to go through. We might have been overly aggressive, but I wanted to make sure we got rid of the cancer cells, and this was the way to do it. Otherwise, there might have been some doubt."
Experimental treatment
McNair may have only one more session with his experimental treatment called Pheresis, which involves the collection of white blood cells. "What I'm doing is experimental. I volunteered because we want to find a cure, and I told them if I was a good candidate to participate in a trial, then I wanted to do it.
"We're optimistic I'll be able to get rid of that, too. Dr. Keating is working with the genetics group at Baylor College of Medicine. They think they're close to having a cure for CLL."
McNair is deeply religious, and his faith has served him well.
"I used my time on the (radiation) table to pray for God's healing hand," he said. "The third week I felt God's presence. That was very reassuring."
McNair hopes his recovery will be an example to help others.
"It wasn't too long ago when you mentioned cancer, and people thought it was a death sentence, but I want people to know that's not the case," he said. "They have cures for certain forms of cancer, and there are some they're working on.
"If they get treatment early and listen to their doctor and follow their advice, they can get the same results and be cured. Don't be discouraged.
"Attack it. It's not going to be pleasant, but the battle can be won."


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Dear Privileged Princeton Kid,
Your angry op-ed has been been going around my Facebook for a few days now, and since I'm tired of unfriending those who have approvingly posted it, I'd like to address you directly here.
You claim you're tired of people telling you to "check your privilege", and in response, you have written a long diatribe about how because your ancestors dealt with some shit it means you're not privileged like all these people think you are. Then, you go on to explain all of the ways in which you think you are privileged, throw in some solid nonsense about reverse racism, and end up coming to the ultimate conclusion that:
It's not a matter of white or black, male or female or any other division which we seek, but a matter of the values we pass along, the legacy we leave, that perpetuates "privilege." And there's nothing wrong with that.
I'd like to explain to you how you have completely missed the most basic definition of privilege; why you, like so many others, immediately got offended at the idea that you have somehow had it easier than others and leapt to your own defense without trying to listen or understand what someone was truly saying.
Privilege is when you get conscious or unconscious benefits from a demographic trait about yourself that you cannot control. These benefits may be overt (getting paid more as a man) or they may be covert (being able to walk down a street alone at night without fear of violence). I want to stress the last type of privilege. A privilege does not have to be something positive; it can simply be the lack of something negative.
Privilege is not personal. Privilege is institutional and cultural. It is macro. You have privilege because you are part of a group that has privilege. It is not because you are special or different or better in anyway (any more than those without privilege are not special or are worse in any way). This is going to be really hard for you to hear, and this is normally about the time where you're going to start railing and ranting about how you are at Princeton because you worked super hard and are naturally brilliant and wonderful. Maybe you are; and no one wants to take that away from you. Seriously - no one is saying that. But let's step back and remember once again, this isn't a personal conversation.
Checking your privilege doesn't mean anyone is asking you to say "I only have things because I am part of privileged groups". It does mean someone is asking you to say "By position of a characteristic I was born with, I have been helped, or at least not hurt, more than others without this characteristic". It does not mean anyone wants you to apologize for it; it does mean someone is asking for an acknowledgement of the implications of it, either for how it is impacted where you are now, how it might be skewing your perspective or level of knowledge in discussing a subject, or for how the lack of that same privilege may have made things different for someone else.
You may be in Princeton, but it seems like we should probably put this in really simple kindergarten examples for you. In the simplest, crudest metaphor I can think of, let's say you're a fully abled person in a race against a man with only one leg. You train a long time, run really fast, and beat him. No one is saying you shouldn't be proud of working hard or running so fast; all we're really asking for is that you admit that maybe having two legs fucking helped a little bit.
Using this metaphor, let's again break down some other arguments you can't really use. For instance, just because some one-legged people are faster than some two-legged people or manage to race doesn't mean that it is still not, on the whole, easier for two-legged people to walk and run. Again, privilege deals with macro level institutional and cultural ideas, not anecdata. If your grandfather only had one leg, but you had two, you don't get to claim that you do not have two-legged privilege. Having ancestors that endured hardships is important only if either you endure those same hardships or if those past hardships have continued on today in the form of discrimination based on your shared characteristics.
Privilege isn't an on/off switch. You can have one type of privilege, while not having others. You can, for instance, feel like you don't have religious privilege while still being able to admit that you have white privilege and male privilege. If our two legged man is black and our one legged man is white, he's still got white privilege.
Not all privilege is obvious; above, to make it simple, I used a metaphor where you could clearly see how one person had ability privilege (having two legs in a race instead of one). Some other examples are equally obvious: white/POC, male/female, rich/poor. Some other examples are not. Some require you to examine things you too for granted and realize the privilege underneath them. For instance, you admitted you were privileged because you felt like your parents and grandparents made sure you were educated. Looking deeper, I can reasonably assume that there is a huge likelihood that that involves financial privilege; no matter how wonderful a parent, someone who has to work three jobs in order to put food on the table is less likely to have time to spend learning the alphabet with you, or even possibly to be educated themselves. Looking deeply at things you're offering up as the ways in which you are privileged are going to show you that you are in fact privileged in the ways that you just denied. And again - that's okay. I'm genuinely happy you had that. Nothing to apologize for, just something to acknowledge.
Acknowledging privilege is hard (not as hard as not having privilege, but baby steps here), in no small part because it forces you to acknowledge other people don't have it, and that things are pretty shitty out there. It's a lot easier to yell "reverse racism!!!" than it is to sit down and fucking stare the realities of actual racism in the face. It's easier to feel the victim than it is to feel like the bad guy. All you'd like to do is keep staring at Megan Kelly's breasts and being blissfully oblivious that the world is a sad, fucked up place and dealing with your feelings of guilt that you got an okay deal? (Again - I want to take this opportunity to remind you that privilege is not personal. You're not the bad guy. When someone says "white men have done bad shit", no one is saying "you, dude in front of me, are the reincarnation of Satan and I personally blame you for everything")
So if there is one thing I want to leave you with, it is your own quote:
Behind every success, large or small, there is a story, and it isn't always told by sex or skin color. My appearance certainly doesn't tell the whole story
Take your own words to heart. In the same way your appearance doesn't tell the whole story, neither can you judge anyone else's story based on their appearance. You wrote this article because you felt people were treating you and judging you unfairly, and you wanted to be able to tell your story; to share the parts of you that weren't obvious because of your appearance.
And so does everyone else - especially people from groups who have historically been silenced or disregarded. Everyone wants to share their thoughts, opinions, and personal experiences rather than being judged based on the way they look or their demographics. So when someone says "check your privilege", what they mean is embrace and admit that you have preconceived notions and a specific world perspective, and to set those aside for a second and just listen. You wrote this entire article because you felt judged and un-listened to simply because of who you were and where you came from. Ironically, this is exactly how those you're railing against feel too. If you want people to listen to you - truly listen, without judgement - begin by doing the same for them.
Otherwise you'll just look like a complete fucking asshole when you write a hypocritical article completely missing the point of everything.


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Building Green
The team intends the new university to be a "center for innovation" where Ugandans can go to learn about and generate geographically relevant ideas.
Members of the UMass Amherst team, including ecologist Andrew Danylchuk, green building expert David Damery and Research Associate James Webb from the Department of Environmental Conservation and UMass Extension's Craig Hollingsworth, have visited Uganda twice in recent years to provide sustainability workshops in close cooperation with Ugandan NGO (non-governmental organization) Pilgrim Africa. Here on campus, Damery has collaborated with architect Sigrid Miller Pollin to direct students in the Architecture, Building and Construction Technology programs as they work on green design projects for the new university.
The school will reside in the Teso Region of Uganda—a region devastated by conflict and natural disaster. The region lies on the Kenyan border, making it vulnerable to cattle raids and other border attacks. The LRA (Lord's Resistance Army) incursion into the area in 2003 left a wake of death and destruction, after which recovery was hindered by severe flooding in 2007 and continued heavy rainfall in recent years. As a result, 143,000 people fled to IDP (International Displaced People) camps for food and shelter. Since 2008, 95 percent of the displaced residents of the Teso region have returned to their homes, yet continue to be plagued by unpredictable weather patterns, lack of infrastructure and excessive growth.
The influx is generating a boom in building, yet current Ugandan construction technologies are environmentally unfriendly and unsustainable. With growing families and unfavorable farming conditions, people of the Teso Region are working to refine their agricultural techniques. But because many of the area's schools were vandalized in earlier raids, educational opportunities are limited. The UMass team is doing their part to address all of these needs simultaneously. "I can help find the way forward—and that's an exciting thing for me," Damery says.
Ugandans presently build their homes with handmade clay bricks. To fire the bricks, they construct a natural kiln with a wood-burning pit at the base. Forests are cut down to fire the kilns, and with such damp conditions, the wood is often wet and unusable. The kilns themselves are also inefficient; bricks on the bottom are frequently overcooked while those at the top are undercooked. As a green alternative, Damery and the team are teaching Ugandans compressed earth-block (CEB) technologies. Methods for CEB involve molding clay and earth, infusing the block with cement and pressurizing it with either a handheld or hydraulic device. The technology enables the production of larger bricks in a high-efficiency process that does not require wood burning. "Part of the goal here is to make it a sustainable construction technology—use local materials but not to cut down the forest resource," Damery explains.
While one percent of the population is already using CEB technology, the practice is more costly as it requires cement. Cars are rare commodities and roads are non-existent in many parts of the country, making it extremely difficult to obtain non-local materials. "I think they're very open to it [new technologies], but what they lack is funding," Damery says.
More is needed for CEB technologies to catch on, which is why the team intends the new university to be a "center for innovation" where Ugandans can go to learn about and generate geographically relevant ideas. The school will feature a Sustainable Rural Technologies curriculum aimed at developing new technologies and fostering new profit models for agriculture, aquaculture and construction. The program holds special potential for Uganda's aquaculture system—fish has long been a local staple and the area could greatly benefit from a more efficient, higher-yielding practice for fish farming. As pond aquaculture requires large amounts of water, the UMass team led by Danylchuk is working to train local farmers to integrate recirculating rainwater-harvesting systems and reduce the burden on existing infrastructure.
For the university structure itself, the team has set its sights on an old, vandalized radio building in disrepair. What remains is essentially a concrete shell, so Art and Architecture students have come up with an "adaptive reuse" model for the space. Additional buildings may be made with CEB and the campus will be powered with integrated wind and photovoltaic technologies. As the designs take cues from local techniques of maintaining natural airflow, no electric heating or cooling will be necessary. The floor plan sets related academic facets in clusters to make the educational process efficient and productive. The model includes an elaborately planned central courtyard (equipped with an amphitheater), an orchard, a "kitchen garden," and an "experimental learning garden."
Miller Pollin says that her students were eager to work on the project and found designing the adaptive reuse model "very stimulating." They were happy to be involved in such a directly impactful project. "The students just jumped right into it," Miller Pollin says.
Damery explains that green building in Uganda requires a different approach than what normally comes to mind in the U.S. Much of the necessary building materials are miles away from rural villages and Ugandans are often restricted by what they can hand-carry or put on a bicycle. A successful approach to sustainability should be uniquely tailored to accommodate their way of life. "It doesn't make any sense to implement some sort of Western solution. We need to very much be conscious of and use their local capacities and their world view in moving forward," Damery says.
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Work days - Sourdough country loaf
For some time I was trying to find a recipe that would fit my working week schedule. Here is the result. This 70% hydration Tartine-based country loaf is made of full spelt flour (T1200) and strong white (T850) with rye starter.
Aroma and smell of this loaf are simply amazing and I find it will be difficult for me to do something with commercial yeast again.
Full formula
Flour 100%
Water 70%
Salt 1.6%
Starter 3.4%
I. Starter
Feed your rye flour starter 12h before making the levain. It should be very active. I feed my starter everyday on 24h cycles, keeping hydration around 122% and store it at room temperature.
II. Preparing levain in the evening
- 15g of rye starter
- 25g of flour (T850)
- 25g of spelt flour (T1200)
- 50g of cool water
Ferment for 10-12h on a room temperature (now is winter time and we have around 21°C)
III. Preparing the dough in the morning
- All levain
- 340g bread flour
- 50g spelt flour
- 240g water[1]
- 20g water[2]
- 7g sea salt
Mix with hand all levain, flour and water[1] and autolyse for 30 minutes.
Add salt and water[2] and mix for couple of minutes with hand until all water is absorbed. If you have time, SAF at least once after 20 minute mark. Cover and then store the dough into refrigerator for 9h. Then you can go to work :)
When you come home preshape the dough and let it rest for 30min. Then do the final shaping and proof for 4h at room temperature (21°C)
I don't have dutch oven so I do this: I bake on a shallow baking pan and I cover my loaf with a large iron pot to keep the steam inside. It makes it much easier to load scored loaf to the oven. But by all means use what works for you best.
Bake in preheated oven at 250°C for 20 minutes.
Uncover your dutch oven and bake for another 10-15 minutes at 230°C.
Here is a shot of the crumb (it's yellow due to Instagram's filter):
That's it. If you have any questions feel free to ask :)
Happy baking!


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On Tuesday, the Columbus Crew honored three members of its Crew Soccer Academy at its annual Crew Team Awards ceremony as a part of the annual "Evening in Black & Gold" festivities held at Via Vecchia Winery. It was also a noteworthy night for Crew Youth as CSA product and rookie Homegrown Player Wil Trapp won Breakout Performance of the Year, becoming the first Crew player to win an award at the youth and senior team level.
U-15/16s defender/midfielder Michael McCloskey, U-17/18s defender Tyler Kidwell and U-19/20s midfielder Connor Klekota were all named 2013 recipients of the adidas Crew Soccer Academy (CSA) Player of the Year award for their impressive performances in the 2012-13 season.
McCloskey, now in his senior season at Olentangy Liberty High School in Columbus, has been involved in CSA since 2008 when he played for Crew Juniors Gold.
Senior Vice President of Soccer Business Development and Executive Director of Crew Juniors Andrew Arthurs – who oversees the CSA program – was quick to point out McCloskey's versatility as a player as well as his leadership qualities he has displayed as a member of the U-15/16 squad.
"Michael has been such a valuable member of our CSA teams - he's an extremely coachable, versatile and committed player," said Arthurs.
"Last year, he was our steadiest U-15/16 player and was someone that we knew that we could count on to do the job no matter which spot he was in. He is now making a similar impact on a very talented U-17/18 CSA team."
Kidwell - who was an integral part of the U-17/18 CSA teams during the 2012 -'13 campaign – is now in his first year playing for the Ohio State men's soccer program where he has started in nine games and appeared in ten.
"Tyler was the anchor on the back line for what was arguably the hottest team in the country over the final 15 games of the Development Academy season," said Arthurs. "His competitiveness, commitment and leadership were definitely one of the keys to that groups' success. We know he will be a very good player for Ohio State over the next four years."
As for U-19/20 CSA midfielder Connor Klekota, the Amherst, OH native is currently in his sophomore year at Notre Dame and was a tremendous addition to the Black & Gold youth program.
After some initial setbacks prevented him from being admitted to the CSA program in his freshman year of high school, Klekota showed great poise and resiliency as he has enjoyed great success over the past half-decade with the Crew.
"When he joined our system five years ago, it was not at the level that he had hoped for initially," Arthurs said. "Each year, his desire to improve and make an impact were very obvious - from first making the CSA roster, to becoming a starter, to captaining the U-17/18s, to being recognized as the MVP for arguably the most talented U-19/20 team in the nation.
"It certainly is no surprise to now see him doing so well on a great Notre Dame team. We are very proud of Connor and all that he continues to accomplish."
Klekota has appeared in every contest for the undefeated Fighting Irish this season and was named a 2012 Big East Academic All-star.


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Bushido Blocks is a puzzle game for Android under GPL license, inspired by block-bashing games such as Bejeweled, Diamond Dash and Tap Blox.
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Tap matches of three or more blocks to slice them with your katana. The more blocks you can slice in one go, the more time you gain on the clock. Special blocks eliminate whole rows of blocks but don't give you any extra time, so use them wisely.Links:
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A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund, Inc.
1808 - 1887
Historical Period:
The 19th Century
Lysander Spooner (1808-1887) was a legal theorist, abolitionist, and radical individualist who started his own mail company in order to challenge the monopoly held by the US government. He wrote on the constitutionality of slavery, natural law, trial by jury, intellectual property, paper currency, and banking.


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Miracle Watch March 23 - 26, 2007
He seems to be the only one that thinks it is a miracle, and a news critic faults abc news for getting the facts all messed up. ABC is in a 'position to know' and has an implied responsibility to get the facts correct. If ABC news, who says they put high value on credibility, and has advanced communication capabilities, can't get the facts right, can we really trust people without such a vested interest and not it a 'position to know'? For example, the Gospel writers?
Weeping Jesus
A couple of paintings with Jesus weeping blood, some say it
could also be red paint running because of the humidity.
Weeping Madonna
The priest said "Indeed, even after hurrying over to check out what was happening at the Heroldsbach hostel, the local priest, Rev. Dietrich von Stockhausen, still wasn't prepared to immediately believe
what he was seeing. "When heaven wants to give us a sign," he said, "then it will be one that we can understand. It won't be such a vague one, and one that is so easy to manipulate."
That's what I keep saying! Yet every Christian I know says they have seen prayer answered or God providing without asking, but I just can't catch one!
Boy and his slab
He spent two hours under a slab of concrete that 'came out of nowhere to fall on him'. He was able to wriggle enough to be able to breathe.
Face of Jesus in the Ultrasound photo
To me, it looks more like a pirate.
Motorcycle Wreck
I think the glory should go to the ambulance team who worked their butt off to keep her alive.
"In the ambulance while enroute to the JCL trauma center, Graff
lost her pulse and went into cardiac arrest due to massive bleeding
from her aorta. Paramedics Dorrance and Thomas and SW Ambulance
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — D'Angelo Harrison became St. John's all-time leader in made 3-pointers and finished with 29 points to lead the Red Storm to a 96-87 win over Youngstown State on Saturday.
Phil Greene IV added 17 points, while JaKarr Sampson and Sir'Dominic Pointer each added 16 for the Red Storm (8-3), who have won four of their last five.
St. John's made 8 of 12 3-pointers, and shot 50.8 percent from the field.
Harrison became St. John's all-time leader in made 3-pointers 26 seconds into the game, with 152. The previous record holder was Willie Shaw, who made 151 between 2000 and 2003. Harrison finished 5-for-6 from 3-point range. The five made 3-pointers were the most for Harrison since he made four in St. John's 69-54 win over South Florida on Feb. 20.
Kendrick Perry led Youngstown State (8-6) with 20 points. Ryan Weber added 16, DJ Cole 12, Bobby Hain 11 and Shawn Amiker 10. The Penguins have lost three of their last five.
Youngstown State made 45.5 percent of its shots from the field for the game. But the Penguins only made four of their 15 attempted 3-pointers in the second half.
St. John's took control of what had been a taut affair in the second half. The Red Storm went on a 13-6 run in a span of 3:30 midway through the second half to turn a slight 57-53 lead to a 70-59 advantage.
Youngstown State cut the lead to six, 72-66, after Keene's made 3 with 9:45 left. But that was as close as they Penguins would get. Following the Keene's basket, St. John's went on a 15-8 run, highlighted by two Orlando Sanchez dunks. Sanchez finished with nine points, all in the second half.
At the half, the Red Storm and the Penguins were tied 43-43.
St. John's did not have freshman guard Rysheed Jordan, who was in Philadelphia with his ailing mother, Amina Robinson. Jordan, who was voted the pre-season Big East Rookie of the Year, is averaging 6.3 points and three assists in nine games this season. Without Jordan, the Red Storm activated redshirt sophomore guard Felix Balamou, who had two points in 10 minutes.
The game was only the second all-time between the Big East and Horizon League programs. St. John's won the first matchup, 75-65, on Nov. 29, 1986.
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Since water molecules are negatively charged on one side and positive on the other, can you freeze a container of water which you place in a magnetic field and create an ice-magnet?
Water as a dipole showing the slight charges
You're right - water molecules do have a slight charge distribution across their length. But having different charges makes them attract and repel electrostatically, not magnetically (though I agree, making an ice magnet would be cool... no pun intended!).
The small charges on either end of a water molecule make them behave a lot like a balloon after you've rubbed it on your head. In the latter case, you've caused the electrostatic charges by transferring them from your hair to the balloon. But in the former case, the water molecule naturally has these charges because of the molecule's structure.
Now, if you froze some water into ice while it was in an electric field (instead of a magnetic field), you could align those charges and make an electric dipole in the ice. This is essentially the same as having a charged capacitor, with all of its positive charges on one plate and all of the negative charges on the other. In the ice, those charges would align, leaving you with a tiny bit of leftover positive charge on one end and a tiny bit of leftover negative charge on the other. While you won't be able to pick up paper clips with it, there are some things you can do with an electric dipole - you should be able to get it to attract that balloon that you rubbed on your head earlier!
In order to make a natural magnet, you'd need a material that was made up of little magnetic dipoles (instead of water molecules, which, as we now know, are electric dipoles). Lodestones are one such material - lodestone is a type of magnetite which is naturally magnetic, because the magnetic moments (the magnetic moment is essentially the axis of the magnetic dipole) of the crystals of iron ore in the mineral are all aligned.
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BlackBerry Earnings Report Surprises, and More
BlackBerry beat most analyst's expectations today, reporting a surprise profit and strong cash standing in the fourth quarter; Cyprus re-opens its banks today; The S&P 500 nears a record high; Fourth quarter GDP grew 0.4%. Photo: AP Images.
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Welcome to the AFP of Atlanta
The Association for Financial Professionals of Atlanta (AFPA) is a non-profit organization of financial professionals committed to supporting, promoting and improving treasury and financial operations. We are also strongly committed to the career development of our members. The AFPA is comprised of representatives from leading companies and financial institutions across greater Atlanta. This combination of local financial professionals adds to our monthly and yearly programs; providing a forum for members to enhance their professional skills, to keep up with current trends, and to exchange ideas with regional colleagues.


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Central University Kashmir MBA Admissions 2013
Central University Kashmir MBA Admissions 2013
Central University Kashmir admission to 2 year full time Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme for academic session 2013-14.
Eligibility : Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for candidates belonging to SC/ST).
Admission to MBA programme would be based on the aggregate merit of:
* Academic Weightage of Qualifying Examination
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The candidates shortlisted on the basis of percentage of Qualifying Examination and Valid CMAT Score in the ratio of 30:70 respectively, would be called for Group Discussion and Personal Interview at the Transit Campus of the University, the schedule of which would be notified on the University website
The Prospectus and Application Form costing Rs. 500/-, are available at the Transit Campus of the University. The same are also available on the University website: www.cukashmir.ac.in. Application forms complete in all respects along with requisite certificates/documents must reach the office of the under signed by or before June 29, 2013. Downloaded application forms must be accompanied by Bank Draft of Rs. 500/- drawn in favour of Central University of Kashmir payable at Srinagar. For further details log on to www.cukashmir.ac.in..
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text: Professor Zoe Pikramenou PhD, BSc, MRSC CChem School of ChemistryProfessor of Inorganic Chemistry and PhotophysicsEPS Director of Global Engagement Contact details Telephone+44(0)121 414 2290Fax+44 (0)121 414 email@example.com View my research portal AddressSchool of ChemistryUniversity of Birmingham Edgbaston Birmingham B15 2TT UK Zoe Pikramenou runs an active interdisciplinary research programme on Photophysics in Nanoscience and Biomolecular Chemistry using supramolecular design and synthesis, coordination chemistry, luminescence spectroscopy and imaging. The research area has received an internationally recognised profile with invited lectures at international and national congresses covering a breadth of chemical areas, publications in leading internationally scientific journals. International collaborations with leading scientists in interdisciplinary projects involving chemistry, physics and recently chemical engineering, medical and computer sciences. She has received research grants from EPSRC, MRC, Leverhulme Trust, the Royal Society for developing programmes on supramolecular wires, luminescent nanoparticles in biology and more recently an EPSRC Discipline Hopping Award with Chemical Engineering has fostered research in flow studies. She has also led EU grants, a Marie Curie Research Training Network and a COST D31 group of 8 research teams on the assembly of cyclodextrin wires in solution and surfaces. Other international collaborations have taken place through ESF COST actions in optical imaging, supramolecular chemistry and metallodrugs. Research webpages Qualifications PhD in Chemistry, 1993, Michigan State University, E. Lansing, Michigan, USA B.Sc. in Chemistry, 1987, University of Athens, Athens, Greece Biography Pikramenou moved to the University of Birmingham in March 2000, following a lectureship at the University of Edinburgh. She completed her undergraduate degree in University of Athens, Greece, obtained her PhD at Michigan State University with Prof. D.G. Nocera (currently at MIT) and then followed postdoctoral work with Prof. J.-M. Lehn (1987 Nobel Laureate) in Strasbourg. Teaching Teaching Programmes Year 4 MSci /PG level Chemistry- "Application of Luminescent Probes" Year 3 MSci/ BScChemistry- " f-Block Chemistry" Year 2 Chemistry "Structure and Bonding in Coordination and Organometallic Complexes" Postgraduate Chemistry Ph.D. and PSIBS "Ethics in Research" PSIBS "Molecular and Nanoscale Luminescent Probes in Chemistry" Research RESEARCH THEMES: Imaging, Energy, Chemical Biology RESEARCH ACTIVITY The design of probes with characteristic optical or magnetic response is important in the development of luminescent and MRI agents for imaging and sensing as well as in the function of photonic materials. The research in our group is based on bringing together supramolecular design and nanoscale properties to tailor spectroscopic responses through structure control. Examples of research projects are shown below and include molecular synthesis, spectroscopic studies and surface characterisation of supramolecular and nanoscale assemblies. Imaging Luminescent nanoparticles as flow trackers Nanoparticle delivery in cells Luminescence Imaging Nanowires based on supramolecular assembly Energy Supramolecular systems for light conversion devices Inorganic dyes for solar cells; Luminescent sensors Chemical Biology DNA recognition by luminescent metal complexes Research group web pages: chemweb.bham.ac.uk/~pikramez/index.htm. Publications Selected Publications: A. Davies, D. J. Lewis, S. P. Watson, S. G. Thomas and Z. Pikramenou "pH Controlled Delivery of Luminescent Europium Coated Nanoparticles into Platelets", Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 2012, 109, 1862-1867. D.J Lewis, V. Dore, M. J Goodwin, A. C Savage1, G.B Nash, P.Angeli and Z.Pikramenou "Luminescent ruthenium(II) tris-bipyridyl complex caged in nanoscale silica for particle velocimetry studies in microchannels" Meas. Sci. Technol. 2012, 23, 084004, 1-9. L. E. P. Kyllönen, V. Chinuswamy, D. Maffeo, E. T. Kefalas, J.M. Haider, Z. Pikramenou, I. M. Mavridis, K. Yannakopoulou and N. Glezos "Electronic transport between Au surface and STM tip via a multipodal cyclodextrin host - metallo-guest supramolecular systems" J. Phys. Org. Chem. 2012, 25, 198-206. A. C. Savage and Z. Pikramenou "Peptide coated gold nanoparticles that bind lanthanide ions" Chem. Comm.2011, 47, 6431-6433 DOI:10.1039/C1CC11477H. D. J. Lewis, P. B. Glover, M. C. Solomons and Z. Pikramenou "Formation of Purely Heterometallic Lanthanide(III) Macrocycles Through Controlled Assembly of Disulfide Bonds" J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2011, 133, 1033-1043. DOI:10.1021/ja109157g D. J. Lewis, C. Bruce, S. Bohic, S. P. Hammond,D. Arbon, Z. Pikramenouand B. Kysela"Intracellular Synchrotron Nanoimaging and DNA Damage/Genotoxicity Testing of Novel Lanthanide-Coated Nanovectors", Nanomedicine, 2010, 5, 1547-1557. DOI:10.2217/nnm.10.96. L. L. Ruston, G. M. Robertsonand Z. Pikramenou "Luminescence Screening Assays for Identification of Sensitisers for Lanthanides based on the Controlled Formation of Ternary Lanthanide Complexes with DTPA-bisamide Ligands" Chem Asian J. 2010, 5, 571-580. DOI:10.1002/asia.200900367 J. A. Faiz, A. I. Philippopoulos, A. G. Kontos, P. Falaras and Z. Pikramenou "Functional Supramolecular Ruthenium Cyclodextrin Dyes for Nanocrystalline Solar Cells" Adv. Funct. Mat. 2007, 1, 54-58. DOI:10.1002/adfm.200600188. P. B. Glover, A. P. Bassett, P. Nockemann, B. M. Kariuki, R. Van Deun and Z. Pikramenou "Fully fluorinated imidodiphosphinate shells for visible- and NIR-emitting lanthanides: hitherto unexpected effects of sensitizer fluorination on lanthanide emission properties" Chem. Eur. J. 2007, 13, 6308-6320. DOI: 10.1002/chem.200700087 . J. A. Faiz, R. M. Williams, M. J. J. Pereira Silva, L. De Cola and Z. Pikramenou, "A Unidirectional Energy Transfer Cascade Process in a Ruthenium Junction Self-Assembled by a- and b- Cyclodextrins" J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2006, 128, 4520-4521. DOI: 10.1021/ja058541h. M. Haider and Z. Pikramenou, "Photoactive Metallocyclodextrins: Sophisticated Supramolecular Arrays for the Construction of Light Activated Miniature Devices" Chem. Soc. Rev., 2005, 34, 120-132. DOI: 10.1002/chin.200521273. A. P. Bassett, S. W. Magennis, P. B. Glover, D. J. Lewis, N. Spencer, S. Parsons, R. M. Williams, L. De Cola, Z. Pikramenou "Highly Luminescent, Triple- and Quadruple-stranded, Dinuclear Eu, Nd, and Sm(III) Lanthanide Complexes Based on Bis-diketonate Ligands" J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2004, 126, 9413-9424. DOI: 10.1021/ja048022z. P. B. Glover, P. R. Ashton, L. J. Childs, A. Rodger, M. Kercher, R. M. Williams,L. De Cola,Z. Pikramenou "Hairpin-shaped Heterometallic Luminescent Lanthanide Complexes for DNA Intercalative Recognition" J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2003, 125, 9918-9919. DOI: 10.1021/ja029886s.View all publications in research portal


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Stever of Axemedia passed this Register.com email solicitation along to me. It is a deceptive ad that attempts to leverage Google Places as a benefit to the package. How much freer than free can free be? I suppose that the offer revolves around some claiming package but is amazing to me that a company of Register.com's stature would attempt to leverage Google's good name in such a way.
Worse is yet to come though. When you click through to the website, you are offered a Free Website to along with your free Google Places listing. The offer that you thought was $24.95/mo. turns out to be $94.95/month. What you are actually buying, despite the immediate call to action, is not clear nor is there any way to achieve clarification other than calling.
At the end of three years a business would have spent $3418.20. It appears that the business will have received a website of indeterminate size with some keyword laden copywriting, a Google Places listing, a listing at one or the primary data suppliers to the GPS industry and some reporting…. probably Google Analytics. The package could be worth it, who knows. The level of misdirection and slight of hand makes me doubt it.How Much Freeer than Free Can Free Be? by Mike Blumenthal


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Best Celebrity Wines
Brad and Angelina's Wine Plus 2 More Celebrity Bottles That Are Actually Great
Like celebrity-endorsed fragrances, many a celebrity wine label have left us wanting. That said, we've been pleasantly surprised by a handful of bottles, some of which would even hold their own without the famous names attached. Watch the video for tasting notes on three of our favorites, including a white, a rosé, and a red.