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On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 04:33:01 -0500, Ian Burgmyer <spe### [at] gmail com> wrote:
>I'm still discovering the Zen of Dismantling Laptops, so no.
There is you're problem, it is not Zen. As you take the screws out you place
them in several containers sorted by where you took them from and the order you
dismantled them. That way when you put them back in reverse order you can see if
you have forgotten some and not move on to the next part. Well that's my method
and if I don't have something like an empty component box. I will use a sheet of
white paper and circle and mark the groups. Season to taste :)
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>> Try 500 Volt 3 phase F'n Ouch :)
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>I'll take your word for it, k? ;)
Smart :)
>If the class schedules are as packed as they are now, I'm sure it's
>almost a requirement for them. There are only three or four classrooms
>available, large enough for up to ten students each.
>They also recently
>went on a recruiting campaign, so that probably brought forty or fifty
>people down here.
That explains it.
>Yeah, it's kind of weird for some people when they change schedules.
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>The problem that I had was when to eat. Do I eat before work? During
>my lunch break? After work?
>
>Eating two meals seems to work for me. I eat once before I go in and
>once during my lunch break. After I get back to the hotel, I act as
>though I'm in my final stretch before bedtime, not eating unless I'm
>really hungry. It seems to work all right for me.
You've found what works for you. Good.
Regards
Stephen
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