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iPad 2 GSM Bluetooth/Wi-Fi Antenna Replacement
Replace the GSM Bluetooth/Wi-Fi Antenna in your iPad 2 GSM.
- Author: Walter Galan
- Difficulty: Very difficult
Use this guide to replace the Bluetooth/Wi-FI antenna.
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- iOpener Heating 3 steps
- SIM Card 2 steps
- Front Panel 23 steps
- LCD 2 steps
- Front Panel Assembly 4 steps
- LCD Assembly 1 step
- Logic Board 17 steps
- Bluetooth/Wi-Fi Antenna 3 steps
Heat the iOpener for thirty seconds.
Throughout the repair procedure, as the iOpener cools, reheat it in the microwave for an additional thirty seconds at a time.
Remove the iOpener from the microwave, holding it by one of the two flat ends to avoid the hot center.
If your display glass is cracked, keep further breakage contained and prevent bodily harm during your repair by taping the glass.
Lay overlapping strips of clear packing tape over the iPad's display until the whole face is covered.
Do your best to follow the rest of the guide as described. However, once the glass is broken, it will likely continue to crack as you work, and you may need to use a metal prying tool to scoop the glass out.
Lay the iOpener flat on the right edge of the iPad, smoothing it out so that there is good contact between the surface of the iPad and the iOpener.
Let the bag sit on the iPad for approximately 90 seconds before attempting to open the front panel.
There is a small gap in the iPad's adhesive ring in the upper right corner of the iPad, approximately 2.0 inches (~5 cm) from the top of the iPad. You are going to exploit this weakness.
Align the tool with the mute button. Insert the tip of a plastic opening tool into the gap between the front glass and the plastic bezel. Just insert the very tip of the opening tool, just enough to widen the crack.
Make sure you place the tool in the proper spot—between the plastic display bezel and the front panel glass.
Keeping the tip of the plastic opening tool wedged between the front glass and plastic bezel, slide a plastic opening pick in the gap, right next to the plastic opening tool.
Remove the plastic opening tool from the iPad, and push the opening pick further underneath the front glass to a depth of ~0.5 inches.
While you work on releasing the adhesive on the right side of the iPad, reheat the iOpener, and replace it on the bottom edge of the iPad.
While the bottom edge is being heated by the iOpener, begin releasing the adhesive from the right edge of the iPad.
Slide the opening pick down along the edge of the iPad, releasing the adhesive as you go.
If the opening pick gets stuck in the adhesive, "roll" the pick along the side of the iPad, continuing to release the adhesive.
Before removing the first opening pick from the bottom corner of the iPad, insert a second pick under the right edge of the front glass to keep the adhesive from re-adhering.
Re-heat the iOpener, and move it to the top edge of the iPad.
You will have to release the adhesive securing the antenna to the front panel without damaging the delicate parts attaching the antenna to the bottom of the iPad. Follow the next steps carefully.
Slide the opening pick around the bottom right corner of the iPad, releasing the adhesive there.
Slide the tip of the opening pick along the bottom edge of the iPad, releasing the adhesive over the Wi-Fi antenna.
Once you have moved past the Wi-FI antenna (approximately 3" from the right edge, or right next to the home button) re-insert the opening pick to its full depth.
Slide the pick to the right, releasing the adhesive securing the Wi-Fi antenna to the front glass.
The antenna is attached to the bottom of the iPad via screws and a cable. This step detaches the antenna from the front panel, ensuring that when you remove the panel, the antenna will not be damaged.
Continue releasing the adhesive along the bottom of the iPad, pulling the opening pick out far enough to go around the home button, and re-inserting it to a depth of 1/2 inch once the pick is past the home button.
Continue releasing the adhesive all the way along the bottom edge of the iPad.
Leave the opening pick wedged underneath the front glass near the home button.
Reheat the iOpener in the microwave and set it on the left edge of the iPad to start warming the adhesive in that section.
Slide the opening pick along the top edge of the iPad, pulling it out slightly to go around the front-facing camera bracket.
The adhesive along this section is very thick, and a fair amount of force may be required. Work carefully and slowly, making sure to not slip and damage yourself or your iPad.
Continue releasing the adhesive along the top edge of the iPad, and slide the opening pick around the top left corner.
Slide the opening pick along the left edge of the iPad, releasing the adhesive as you go. The adhesive is thin here due to the digitizer along the whole left side. Make sure the pick is not too deep (max 1/2 inch) to prevent damaging the digitizer.
Using the opening pick that is still underneath the bottom edge of the iPad, release the adhesive along the bottom left corner.
Using one of the opening picks, pry up the bottom right corner of the iPad and grab it with your fingers.
Holding the iPad by the top and bottom right corners, rotate the front glass away from the iPad.
Lift the LCD from its long edge closest to the volume buttons and rotate it out of the rear case.
Lay the LCD on the front panel as seen in the second picture.
Use the edge of a plastic opening tool to carefully flip up the retaining flaps on the two digitizer ribbon cable ZIF sockets.
Use the edge of a plastic opening tool to peel the digitizer cable off the shields on the logic board.
Carefully pull the digitizer cable off the adhesive securing it to the side of the rear case.
Pull the digitizer ribbon cable straight out of its two sockets on the logic board.
Lift the LCD from its long edge farthest from the digitizer cable and gently flip it toward the rear case—like closing a book.
While holding the LCD up, gently slide the front panel away from the iPad. Be careful not to snag the digitizer cable on the rear case or LCD.
Set the LCD back into the body for safekeeping.
Lift the LCD from its long edge closest to the volume buttons and gently flip it out of the rear case—like turning the page in a book.
Set the LCD face down on a clean surface. You may want to rest it on a soft cloth to prevent scratches.
Carefully lay the LCD next to the rear panel.
Use a plastic opening tool to lift the display data cable lock upwards.
Pull the display data cable out of its socket.
If present, use a plastic opening tool to help remove the piece of tape covering the end of the dock connector cable.
Use the edge of a plastic opening tool to carefully pry the dock connector cable's connector up from its socket on the logic board.
Peel the dock connector ribbon cable off the rear panel.
Use the edge of a plastic opening tool to flip up the retaining flap on the headphone jack and front camera cable ZIF socket.
Peel the headphone jack and front camera cable off the rear case.
Pull the headphone jack and front camera ribbon cable straight out of its socket on the logic board.
Use the edge of a plastic opening tool to flip up the retainer securing the upper component board cable connector to its socket on the logic board.
Pull the connector away from its socket on the logic board.
Remove the three 2 mm Phillips screws securing the SIM card slot to the rear panel.
Remove the two 2.9 mm Phillips screws securing the headphone jack to the top edge of the rear panel.
Use a plastic opening tool to help pull the headphone jack out of its recess in the top of the rear panel.
Peel the headphone jack/SIM slot assembly away from the top edge of the communications board.
Remove the two 2.1 mm Phillips screws securing the logic board bracket to the rear case near the digitizer cable socket.
Remove the logic board bracket from the rear case.
Remove the four 2.6 mm Phillips screws securing the logic and communications boards to the rear panel.
Use the edge of a plastic opening tool to gently pry the logic board up from the adhesive securing it to the rear case.
Lift the logic board out from the rear case and rotate it slightly toward the battery.
Use a plastic opening tool to disconnect both antenna connectors from their sockets on the communications board.
Move the dock connector/speaker cables out of the way and peel the bluetooth/wi-fi antenna cable off the adhesive securing it to the rear case.
Remove the following screws securing the bluetooth/wi-fi antenna to the rear panel:
Two 1.7 mm Phillips screws
Two 2 mm Phillips screws
To reassemble your device, follow these directions in reverse and use our iPad 2 GSM Front Panel Adhesive strips guide to reattach the front panel.
To reassemble your device, follow these directions in reverse and use our iPad 2 GSM Front Panel Adhesive strips guide to reattach the front panel.
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109 Comments
I'm sorry, but I started laughing uncontrollably at this point! It's like something out of a Conan or Fallon sketch for the all but non sequitur of microwave use, but it's clearly what needs to be done for the glue. I came from a 2007 MBP, and personally replaced the battery multiple times (one step). I was curious about how it was done with my new 2014 model. 32 steps might as well be a punch line...
Never get a job in IT support... I kid you not, earlier I had to instruct someone on how to plug the power jack into their laptop.....
A hairdryer works well - hot to the touch is enough to soften the glue to allow it to come off.
Gavin -
They do not use glue to attach the glass. It is very strong double sided 3M tape.
Odus182 -
a hair dryer might not be enough. If the temp is too low, the screen will crack on disassembely.
I use a heat gun now to loosen the adhesive. I wouldnt try to remove a screen unless the section was over 135 F ( I use a laser/non contact thermometer now).
I've only done one, but that was the lesson I learned the hard way watching the glass break.
I use a hot plate to heat up my devices when needed and the recommended temp is 68 degrees C or 150 degrees F. This is hot enough to make the glue soft, but not hot enough to damage anything.
If I can't find the new screen how would I fix it. Where can I find the brand new screen.
There are screen replacements on eBay but it appears that you can only buy the digitizer glass. Is it difficult to separate the glass from the LCD screen? Some apple products are rather difficult while others already come separate.
No, super easy, the LCD and glass are actually not adhered to each other, the glass sits in the moulding about 1 or 2 cm above the LCD.
Brice -
Hi. I need the same. Did you solve it? I find the spare parts: the external crystal and the glue (adhesive stick) but I have some doubts: How separate brocken cristal from usable lcd and how Stick the new crystal with lcd.
Difficult? Yes. Impossible? No. But putting it back together is the really tricky part. I found a German video that goes into it. You don't need to understand German to see what's involved here:
Pete -
for the screen, there's a place in Huntsville Alabama called LCDcycle. they have grade a parts
Could some one help me please im changing the wifi antenna on my ipad air an don't knoew how to activate the glue on the growding strip. I would think it heat. any ideas thank you.
I don't own a microwave... Is there an alternative way you can recommend heating up the iOpener?
Yes, buy a microwave. They cost about the same as an iOpener!!
I use a heat gun and work fine for me.
Danilo -
I used my toaster oven, set it to 200. I tried lower temps but wasn't able to separate the glass from the frame.
Pete -
Boil it? ...(in a ziplock in water so it doesn't get wet before you use it on electronics).
My rear glass is broken what will be the price of thr rear glass..???can i order it from ifixit suggest me some thing.....!!!!i m from india....help me out plz...!!!
Any rear glass for any phone is cheap. They generally cost around $5-$20 to get the part depending on which phone. For this one it doesn't cost much at all.
Ben -
Always isolate the battery before removing the LCD, and don't reconnect the battery till the LCD is back in place.
You can screw up a few different things by inadvertently turning on a device while the LCD is disconnected.
Also, skip the neck warmer/microwave, get a hot plate or hair drier/heat gun and be careful. (I use a duel sensor digital temp hot plate)
May I know the temperate limit about heating iOpener? (maximum 150 degrees Celsius?) thx so much.
This repair isn't possible as far as I know. I have done three glass only repairs now with the same results. After professionally separating the glass and LCD, then re-attaching the AMOLED screen to the NEW digitizer/glass assembly with OCA tape the touch would no longer work... strange since I tried a new digitizer on each Apple Watch I was repairing. I started looking a little closer to the broken digitizer and I removed the silver chip cover to reveal the touch/digitizer controller IC. This extremely small BGA chip is epoxied directly to the flex cable, so removing the chip is a one time thing as you can't remove epoxy chemically after it cures. Each touch/digitizer controller IC is INDIVIDUALLY MARKED with a number, for example #1510. I believe each touch IC is LINKED to each Apple Watch, but it is possible that each IC is linked only to the LCD screen. I can not confirm that is the case because I do not have access to a full LCD/digi/glass to try replacing on a broken apple watch.
I have same problem as Don...touch doesn't work after changing
romnaum -
Any update about the touch not working after replacing the screen?
The repair is possible but it is a hard one. I just finished it (again). Use ALOT of heat to remove the glass. Take your time not to break the LCD. Separate all the parts before the removing the battery. The repair is hard, not impossible.
mattost -
Hi. Do you suggest to change both part to avoid that? I mean, I have only the external part broke and I think to buy only that, but after reading your comment, I realize that maybe is better to change both of screen+LCD at once. It is right?
How can you reprogram the watch to accept a new digitizer? Is there a way?
Key is to check if the ribbon cable of the digitizer is put in properly. I had the same problem. The first attempt failed because I hadn't pulled the ribbon cable deep enough into the connector. Make sure that all of the silverish parts go into the connector. But please be extremely careful with that!
jochen -
Can anyone verify that the part sold on ifixits website will work? I bought a digitizer/glass only from eBay and no touch response from it. Other people here are claiming the IC chip is programmed to either the watch CPU or the amoled itself.
Here is the part on ifixits website:
Dont buy it from ifixit. Nothing wrong with ifixit though. The glass and LCD is infused together. You will not be able to separate the broken glass from the LCD. Do whatever, heat, more heat, dance or any other stunt it doesnt come off. Even if it comes off i don't think just by putting in another digitizer it will start working as it will not be infused with LCD. so net net. the video is good and stylish but it doesnt work.
I already separated it successfully and have all the tools to reassemble professionally including OCA and a autoclave.
greg -
Did you had difficult to separate the parts? I bought a screen on Ebay before read iFixit, :(
deivier5 -
Just put mine together and tested it; working great.
So I followed the steps and it all seemed easy. When I tried to turn it on the blue light just pulsed, and the screen stayed black. I did a full charge and tried a power+volume down, which did turn it off, but when I turn it on I still only get blue pulsing light with a black screen. Any ideas? Not sure if its a bad battery, or if I could have messed something else up? Thanks in advance for the help.
It is ver likely that the glass you are trying to replace is broken, and this is tempered glass therefore it will chatter in many small pieces while you are working on it. Take this safety advice very seriously and protect your eyes!!! The glass pieces fly everywhere. AGAIN: PROTECT YOUR EYES!!!! BE SAFE!!!
This last statement cannot be underemphasized! I got two shards of very fine glass into my right eye, luckily got them out right away, before reaching for the safety goggles! Later on, I removed them again because working w/ the small parts was easier. Protect your eyes, people!
Just use some scotch wide transparent tape and cover the broken screen BEFORE you start to taking it apart. It will hold all the shards together and nothing will fly around.
Vatevaaa -
I covered the screen in clear packing tape to control glass particles.
I placed the ipad outside in direct afternoon sunlight for an hour and all of the adhesive was softened quite well.....the screen was off in just a few minutes !
This is a very good idea John, I wish I'd seen this comment before I spent hours picking tiny bits of glass off the glue!
Thumbs up for this tip. I left it out in the sun for 15 min only and it worked a treat. I used a razor blade. The plastic tools are next to useless.
olafgoy -
I had some issues after replacing this cable.
Once I had it in and back together only the down volume was working, and shortly after the gyro gave out.
I ended up going to where the new cable connects to the board, removing it, then replacing it as gently as possible. Not too firm.
I also removed a foam spacer in that area because it was pushed out over the gyro board.
Now I'm back to full functionality!
me 2 my volumen up doesn't work and the switch sound/silent any fix?
Zadd -
Badly broken screen, taped and warmed about 15 minutes on heating pad set on high. Perfect, gentle, overall warming! Mark the front with Sharpie, ie WiFi, cable, etc. Used thin metal iSes... type tool and guitar pics. BUY NEW Plastic bezel!!! So super cheap. Rewarm on heating pad as necessary. Compressed air helpful to blow away tiny glass bits. Wear glasses! Take breaks! This is easy if you warm carefully and are patient!
I am in the process of replacing a shattered screen on an iPad 3 wifi, and I literally was removing glass piece by piece! I do recommend having a roll of wide clear sealing tape at hand. Then, when you see loose glass shards, pull off about 4 to 5 inches, and stick the tape to pick up the loose glass, and once in a while, fold the tape onto itself (sticky to sticky side), and set it aside. This helps keep it from getting everywhere. Also, spread news paper under your work. Some people don't really think of these things, but the fact is, hardened glass will find its way into your skin very easily. Extremely sharp!
there is the power flex cable near the top right side of the screen. It could be damaged is not careful.
Yes, I severed this one on my first attempt. Might note that you want to start prying open below the sound controls. Additionally I found that a razor was helpful in getting the first pic into the device. Obviously you want to be careful as a razor could cause some serious damage, but I just used the tip of the metal to get some space to fit a pick.
Maybe I was doing it wrong, but the plastic opening tool I was using kept bending before it was prying anything apart. Therefore I suggest using either a metal spudger or a razor blade to make the very first opening but being VERY careful. My assistant/wife later scratched the LCD going overboard with the metal tools.
There is a way of making the Wifi/Bluetooth Antenna replacement much easier. If you have a steady hand and a soldering iron simply desolder the connecting cable from the bottom of the antenna and solder it back onto the new antenna. This means there is no need to dismantle the iPad and the repair is much faster. Hope this helps :-)
The process was pretty straightforward, you do need to be careful in a few spots (like the wifi antenna in the lower right) but overall I found it to be of medium level of difficulty.
It took me 2.5hrs to slowly dismantle and replace the broken screen.
Here are some tips I learned while doing it:
- instead of plastic spudger, better to use kit knife or razor blade. I found plastic to bend and malform quite easily.
- watch out for lower right corner where wifi antenna sits, it's easy to damage it
- if you have a cracked screen, use protective goggles - i used tape to secure broken glass pieces together, but that didn't quite work and lots of glass was flying as I was prying the screen off the ipad
- opening tool you put in the microwave sold here is not worth it - didn't do that great for me. I mostly used a hair drier and was very successful melting adhesive
- tools I'd only need again to do it again - guitar picks, kit knife, phillips screwdriver, hair drier :D
Overall, I found it to be quite interesting project!
Seconding the problem about plastic components. They just aren't strong / precise enough to fight this glass. Save them for the really nasty bits like the wifi cable, and use an X-Acto or equivalent everywhere else.
Had much more success using the metal spudger versus the plastic opening tool that came with the front panel kit.
I had success using Paddle Pop sticks instead of guitar picks. (not sure what they are called in the US). The guitar picks tended to deform and melt with the heat of my hot gun. The glue used to attach the screen is just amazingly strong! It takes a lot of patience to remove all the fragments. I have done about 6 screens now and it is a turdful job!
I think we call those popsicle sticks. They seem kind of thick for this, at least a lot thicker than a guitar pick.
John -
It is not glue, they use a very strong double sided 3M tape
Odus182 -
Successful battery change but I did sever the cord/ribbon to the power/sleep button. As my iPad had been opened before at a repair shop, I think they put adhesive over the cord as the small section was stuck underneath the LCD, barely visible. So be careful not to put adhesive above that exposed ribbon/cord to the power/sleep button or the next time you open it up, it's severed.
My screen was too broken for this "heat, cut with picks, and leave in place" method to work anywhere but the top, where it was essentially undamaged.
I wound up using a spudger through all the cracked sections to pry upwards just *inside* the perimeter of the adhesive, intentionally breaking the digitizer and the glass further, until I could remove the entire front panel except for the adhered portions - about half the perimeter in my case.
I then used tools to pry up the glass from the *opposite* direction, that is the broken interior edge I had earlier created, thus not having to fight the bezel and also having a clear line of sight to any interior components I might be damaging.
Of course, doing it this way made it much easier to drop tiny shards of glass all over the interior, but I found a little diligent cleaning much easier than trying to keep the glass intact while breaking the glue, as in this guide.
It should be noted that the glass can be much more difficult to remove when it is cracked and shattered (as is usually the reason for replacement) . Depending on the location and severity of the cracks, the order and technique of removal requires modification.
I have found that putting a layer of clear packing tape over the entire screen is helpful, wether it's cracked or not. It will prevent the spraying of glass shards, should the glass break while separating the adhesive; with a broken screen, it should eliminate the risk of cutting yourself during removal, as well as hold all the pieces together. Unfortunately, it also makes the iOpener slightly less effective, so peel it back when applying it. Suction cups can also be helpful during final removal of the glass.
Having a hot air gun/pencil can be helpful in removing smaller pieces if broken glass that remain once the bulk of it is removed.
Just trashed an I pad... Not an electronics person. Did an iphone 5 battery with no problems was following instructions and once I hit the next step I realized I had already screwed up the screen... Moving forward tring to unhook LCD pictures are not very clear on which direction to push or pull so broke that... Now writing a review on it... Take it to a pro if you aren't certain!
I have found that its better to put more than one pick down the side of the screen to keep it open and prevent it from sticking back down.
The volume power button cable is really close to the edge and is frequently loose and non adherent to the frame. If your pick is deep into the iPad, you are almost sure to cut the cable. Be very cautious around the top right corner of the iPad.
I absolutely severed this cable when loosening the adhesive around the volume button area. There is really no way of knowing if this cable somewhat elevated from the frame and therefore susceptible to being cut, and it happens to be right where one starts to remove the face with the guitar picks. The cable is directly in from the down volume button, so be extra careful not to put the guitar pick in too far in this area. I recommend buying a power/volume button cable just in case. Replacing this cable is also not easy, but doable. Just try to avoid doing it.
Be extremely careful and patient at this step. Proceed slowly with only the tip ( 1/16th in. - 2mm max.) of the pick. There are two tinny screws that attach the bottom of the antenna to the iPad frame. This antenna part is easly severed if the pick goes too far.
Happenned to me and had to replace the antenna.
I nearly broke my wifi antenna because I didn't read this whole step clearly and didn't go backwards and release the antenna from the front panel. Admittedly, this is my own fault but I've edited the step to make this point more clear.
My screen was way too shattered for me to be able to use the screen instructions as suggested, so I followed the general principal but ignored the order around, because that simply wouldn't have worked...and destroyed the antenna.
Maybe step one should be "BE CAREFUL IN THIS CORNER OR YOU WILL BREAK THE ANTENNA!" A diagram highlighting where all the cables (antenna, digitiser, volume, toggle switch) lie with the screen still attached would be helpful too.
Or maybe you should have read the entire thing before starting if you were not planing on following it step by step
I Broke my antenna like many others. It is glued to the glass and has 1mm thick foam backing that is also glued to the inner case. Then there is a tiny grounding connector screwed at the lower edge of the case. Once you can get things loosened up around this antenna, you will need to detach this antenna from the glass. Work at it with your picks or spudger until you get it free, if you do not get it to release from the glass you will break the grounding ribbon. I bought a cheap aftermarket antenna on amazon for $3. turns out it has a bad cable coming from it. I was able to unsolder the cable from the one I broke and solder it to the new antenna.
It wasn't obvious to me at first that I'd broken the antenna. A picture of the antenna that works compared with one that is broken would be useful. Fortunately I'd ordered the replacement part just in case, as suggested.
I think using extra heat on this spot may make it easier to unstick without breaking the antenna?
A diagram of what the antenna looks like, from the side, would make it clearer what to do with the pick. You are trying to detach the antenna from the glass, without ripping it off where it's screwed into the bottom of the ipad. Since you can't see what you are doing, and the antenna is quite fragile, that's tricky.
I think once you've broken one you would know better how to do it. When you slide the pick to the right you need to be sure the pick is moving above the antenna and not snagging on it in any way, and you need to be sure the antenna is completely detached from the glass, so you don't tear it when you lift the glass up.
Be extremely cautious on this step! I did it wrong and my antenna went to !@#$.
This should include details about the Home Button Ribbon Cable. Unlike an iPad 3 (which doesn't have this cable) the iPad 4 has a Home Button Ribbon Cable that runs along the left side of the Home Button and is adhered to the glass. If the guitar pick is inserted too far (more than 0.5") it is possible to damage or sever this cable.
There is a reason this is an iPad 2 Wi-Fi EMC-2560 repair guide. This guide isn't for iPad 3 or 4...
In my case I damaged the right GSM antenna which was somehow sticked to the front panel... Be really careful as I really didn't felt that I was damaging anything...
+1 on the right 3g antenna - it is adhered to the glass and I cut right through it with the opening pick. The replacement included adhesive to re-stick it to the glass, so this is a definite feature of this antenna. This is a thin film similar to the wifi antenna, so maybe going around it at a shallow depth from the corner to the camera and then returning to the corner slightly deeper would allow you to separate the antenna from the glass without damaging it.
This is the hardest part the digitizer cable runs the length of this side and u have to be very carefull with the pick . Only go in an 1/8 inch I severed it by going the half (recommended) luckily I had a new screen standing by . I used I opener for heating and it was slow but ok.
Be very careful when pushing the guitar pick around the corner of the power/volume buttons. The ribbon cable for these buttons may be stuck to the adhesive and break when lifting the screen or when sliding the pick along this area. I have done 4 iPad 2 repairs and at least one of the delicate components do not make it. I would recommend ordering a wi-fi/bluetooth antenna, bezel with strips, and a power/volume cable. It is nice to have a "just-in-case" part or two, they are very inexpensive. I noticed that the I tended to break one of these delicate components when the screen was shattered in the area of those components.
I absolutely severed this cable when loosening the adhesive around the volume button area. There is really no way of knowing if this cable somewhat elevated from the frame and therefore susceptible to being cut, and it happens to be right where one starts to remove the face with the guitar picks. The cable is directly in from the down volume button, so be extra careful not to put the guitar pick in too far in this area. I recommend buying a power/volume button cable just in case. Replacing this cable is also not easy, but doable. Just try to avoid doing it.
Be very careful not to touch the LCD. It's a pain to remove smudges. One thing that might help when you need to hold it while reattaching it during reassembly: attach a small suction cup to the metal side. That way you can avoid touching the sides where your hand might slip to the LCD side.
Do you need to use some adhesive strips to remount the plastic bezel? The bezel I ordered didn't come with any and the ones you can order only seem to have strips for mounting the glass and not the bezel.
You'd better. The original bezel is glued. You can find 3mm fine/double-sided (black) tape on Amazon. I use it when I replace the bezel because they fit perfectly under the bezel. I use for all sorts of repairs on iPhones, Samsungs, etc. Such as this [one|http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005GIS...]
Rany -
After I replaced the digitizer only half the screen is working. Any reason for this problem ?
It should go without saying, but anytime you are handling the LCD, try to only touch the edges. Otherwise you'll be scrubbing fingerprints for 15 minutes. Not that I'm speaking from personal experience or anything.
random question...........1 problem i've ran into in the past is the digitizer cable is so long on aftermarket screens the adhesive isn't strong enough to hold the glass down around the digitizer area where it is folded.
would it help to have a 2nd person tilt glass straight up off table and tuck some extra cable under the lcd or will this cause a problem with the lcd itself?
The SIM card and headphone jack do not need to be removed. It may give you a little more room but I just left them in without a problem.
If you don't do this step you must be extra careful when removing the logic board with the antenna cable closest to the sim card
Lift the upper side of the logic board just enough to disconnect the 2 snap cables located underneath
Before you lift the logic board, disconnect the snap cable attached underneath pushing it down.
Do not be surprised if your logic board doesn't lift up as much as shown here. The three antennas limit its motion. I worked in a pretty tight space in the next step.
I launch the component that is connected to the motherboard
I would like to know how I can put it back?


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Roxane Hunt, assistant professor of nursing, earned a Master of Science in Nursing with an emphasis in nursing education from South Dakota State University, Brookings.
Justin Zajic, assistant professor of education, earned a Specialist in Education in Educational Administration degree from the University of South Dakota, Vermillion.

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Bento is a great mac app because it's a database for people who don't know what databases are and it integrates with the user's contacts, photos, emails etc. However it only manually syncs with the iPhone. I was wondering if there is anything like it but on the web.
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iFreeTools Creator is the app I am building, to meet such a requirement. It is built over Google App Engine and can be accessed using a web-browser. Requires nothing more than a Google or a Google Apps user account to get going.
More details of the app are provided in this answer here : CMS with Microsoft Access features
Do you mean a web service? Considering contacts, photos, emails, the first thing coming to my mind is...Google...yes, the simple but obvious answer, Google Contacts, Picasa Web, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Task, Gtalk, etc, all under one account, who else would even think about reinvent the wheel?
Of course, iCloud could do that too.


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Busy day at Pentaho yesterday with two live webinars introducing our latest release, Pentaho 4.5. What an amazing response! We had record numbers of both participants and questions about our new visualizations like geo-mapping and heat maps, our breadth of integration with big data sources, and how to embed our analytics into third party applications. Wayne Johnson, Pentaho's Senior Sales Engineer walked everyone through a telecommunications use case demo that showcased the power of our business analytics platform to analyze and improve provider quality and reduce costs.
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I want to migrate from Ubuntu 12.04 Stand Alone to Ubuntu 12.04 as a virtual machine on a Windows 8 host - preferably with VirtualBox. What strategies can you propose to take over as much data and settings as possible?
Install VMware vCenter Converter Standalone in your Ubuntu. You can download from here if you create an account, its free:
Make sure you get the Linux version. The platform type can be found under details. The converter is able to create a virtual machine based on your physical machine, in this case your Ubuntu with all the programs you installed and all the data you wish to keep. Transfer the vm to an external disk or save it to an external disk during the conversion.
In your Windows 8 download VMware-player-5.0.1-894247.exe (its also free) from here:
Install VMware Player in Windows 8 and import your Ubuntu-Vm. After some fine-tuning and the installation of VMware Tools, which come with the player, you will have the same Ubuntu you had before, only now it is a virtual machine.
It is also possible to use the vm created by VMware vCenter on VirtualBox. For more information:
I would make a backup with clonezilla. After this I would start clonezilla in the VM and restore the backup. Don't forget: The transfer of data in a VM or on an other pc are the same.


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Volkswagen has launched a major campaign for its forthcoming new Tiguan SUV showing that with its new styling, features and cutting edge technology it is possible to make even the school run cool.
'The Big Arrival', created by adam&eveDDB, features a typical drive-to-school trip – perhaps the quintessentially humdrum everyday drive. But in the new ad, the trip receives a major injection of excitement courtesy of the new second generation Tiguan.
Running under the strapline: 'The new Tiguan. Cool. Calm. Connected.' the campaign broke at the weekend across major terrestrial and digital TV channels and is supported by a digital and outdoor campaign, including an IMAX takeover.
Glyn Butterworth, Volkswagen UK's National Communications Manager, said: "Volkswagen has a superb heritage of advertising creative, and along with the team at adam&eveDDB, we have worked very hard to ensure this new Tiguan campaign meets those incredibly high standards. Above all, we hope this campaign allows viewers in the UK to continue to enjoy our advertising."
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I have not done combinatorics since high school, so this is an embarrassingly simple question.
We can solve the diophantine equation $x+y+z=100$ in nonnegative integers using the "bars and boxes" combinatorial method. We have $100$ dots, and we want place 2 partition markers among them, so the answer is ${ 102 \choose 2}$. Is there a way to generalize this (by a change of variable, perhaps) to equations like $x+2y+5z=100$? I know we can handle the case where we need to solve in positive integers by making the substitutions $x\rightarrow x+1$ and so forth, but I can't think of a way to apply a similar technique when the coefficients aren't $1$.
If not, is there a slick way to handle these more general equations?


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Stocks Pull Back After Fed Release
Stocks slipped, snapping a two-day win streak, after minutes from the Federal Reserve's December policy meeting indicated some members favored backing off efforts to stimulate the economy this year.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 21.19 points, or 0.2%, to 13391.36. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index lost 3.05 points, or 0.2%, to 1459.37, and the Nasdaq Composite Index pulled back 11.69 points, or 0.4%, to 3100.57.
Stocks turned lower after the U.S. central bank's minutes showed a split between members on when would be best to halt its bond-buying programs and said that several members thought it would be appropriate to slow purchases "well before" the end of 2013. Materials and technology sectors, both considered to be sensitive to economic growth, posted the biggest declines in the S&P 500.
The Fed minutes left little indication of which time it would choose to pull back from its stimulus efforts, with members expressing uncertainty about the benefits of continuing purchases.
"Normally, in an environment that allowed the Fed to begin to withdraw from their [bond buying], you would expect it to be somewhat positive. But [easing] really has become a tremendous stabilizer," said Eric Wiegand, senior portfolio manager with U.S. Bank Wealth Management's Private Client Reserve.
Data on private-sector job growth for December, provided by Automatic Data Processing ADP -3.03 % and Moody's Analytics, exceeded expectations. Many see ADP's report as a preview to the government employment report on Friday. But initial claims for jobless benefits rose more than expected.
Still, after the ADP's report, two Wall Street economists raised their predictions of employment gains for Friday's jobs report. Goldman Sachs GS -1.07 % economist Jan Hatzius raised his estimate to 200,000 from his previous target of 175,000. Credit Suisse also raised its forecast, to 185,000 from 165,000.
Retailers reported mixed sales growth in December. Same-store sales rose 4.5%, above analyst expectations of 3.3%.
Family Dollar Stores slumped $8.30, or 13%, to $55.74, after the discount retailer reported fiscal first-quarter earnings that missed expectations and provided a downbeat second-quarter outlook given a challenging holiday selling season.
But TJX, TJX 0.59 % which owns off-price retailers such as T.J. Maxx and HomeGoods, climbed 1.41, or 3.3%, to 44.58, after it posted stronger-than-expected December sales and raised its earnings projections for the fourth quarter and full year.
Sales in some areas could have suffered from the down-to-the-wire nature of the budget compromise in Congress, said Jeff Savage, regional chief investment officer for Wells Fargo WFC -0.33 % Private Bank, which oversees $169 billion in assets.
"Retailers would have appreciated an answer coming about 10 days before it did," he said. "Consumer confidence took a big hit toward the end of the year, and retail, therefore, took a big hit."
Separately, the Nasdaq Composite Index and some stocks listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market appeared frozen for some time during Thursday trading. A technical issue led to anomalies in the prices of some securities and delays in the reporting of trades. In response, exchange operator Direct Edge Holdings halted trading in all Nasdaq-listed stocks at about 1:44 p.m. EST and reopened trading about 10 minutes later.
In Europe, the Stoxx Europe 600 rose 0.5% to its highest level since March 2011. German jobless claims rose less than expected, while data showed that the U.K.'s construction sector contracted more in December than it did the previous month. Germany's DAX lost 0.3%, while the U.K.'s FTSE 100 rose 0.3%.
Asian markets were mostly higher on the back of Wednesday's U.S. gains, with Australia's S&P/ASX 200 rising 0.7% to its highest level since May 2011, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index climbing 0.4% to a 19-month high. Separately, data showed that China's nonmanufacturing sector expanded in December at a faster rate than in November. Markets in Shanghai and Japan remained closed for a holiday.
Crude-oil prices lost 0.2%, to settle at $92.92 a barrel, while gold lost 0.8%, to settle at $1,673.70 a troy ounce. The dollar gained ground against the euro but declined against the yen.
Among other retailers, Kohl's KSS 1.36 % nudged up 14 cents, or 0.3%, to 42.35, after it posted a greater gain in same-store sales than expected but cut its fourth-quarter and full-year earnings estimates.
Limited Brands declined 2.69, or 5.7%, to 44.71, after its December same-store-sales growth was slower that analysts had expected.
Costco Wholesale COST 0.52 % rose 1.04, or 1%, to 102.49, as its U.S. same-store sales excluding gasoline rose more than expected.
In other corporate news, Transocean RIG 2.33 % jumped 2.96, or 6.4%, to 49.20. The offshore driller settled with the Justice Department all its civil and criminal issues relating to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon accident. U.S.-listed shares of BP, which had been leasing the drill to Transocean, rose 85 cents, or 2%, to 43.27.
Ford Motor F -0.39 % advanced 26 cents, or 2%, to 13.46, and General Motors GM 1.77 % gained 69 cents, or 2.4%, to 29.82. Both reported that car and light-truck sales rose from a year ago.
Hormel Foods HRL 2.02 % agreed to buy the Skippy peanut butter business from Unilever for about $700 million. Hormel rose 1.19, or 3.7%, to 33.20; the U.S.-listed shares of Unilever fell 32 cents, or 0.8%, to 38.69.
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Mellanox Technologies MLNX -1.71 % dropped 10.49, or 17%, to 50.70, after the provider of data-center infrastructure cut its fourth-quarter revenue outlook.
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I am a cisco engineer and am wanting to learn ways to automate tasks for router and switches and pull info, etc...
I am unix/linux challenged. So I deal with windows. Perl or Ruby keep coming up but I was told Perl or Ruby dont work well with windows.
I also hear windows powershell, which replaced batch files, is pretty good or even TCL scripts.
Any suggestions would be appreciated and if there are some cisco guys out there jump in.


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The 5 Ballsiest Casino Cheats of All Time
Most of the fun of watching movies like Ocean's Eleven is seeing all the planning, attention to detail and Chinese body contortion that happen behind the scenes of first-rate heists. And while we're 95 percent sure Ocean's wasn't a documentary, there are some real world Danny Oceans using real world Danny Oceanesque cheats. Only they didn't have to risk breaking into a vault to rob the casinos for piles of cash; they did it right from the casino floor, with ingenious tricks like ...
#5. A Remote Control Roulette Ball
This high-tech casino cheat could have come straight out of a James Bond movie, but one strictly populated with French people and ham radio enthusiasts. If that's hard to picture, keep reading.
The scam took three people: There was an inside man who was the roulette croupier, his brother-in-law (who would pose as the player) and that guy's sister, Monique Laurent, who would always go to the next table over. The key was that the inside man, in addition to knowing how to run a roulette table, also happened to be a ham radio hobbyist. And he was the one who came up with the idea of constructing a tiny radio receiver that was placed inside a custom-made roulette ball. Considering that this was 1973, we're practically talking about NASA-level technology here.
WARNING: Ham radio does not contain actual ham.
The croupier would run his roulette table as usual, with his brother-in-law placing bets at his table. The croupier would sneak his robot ball into play, and from a table away Monique activated it with her transmitter (which was hidden in a pack of cigarettes), which allowed the ball to enter a controlled dive where it would always land within a grouping of six numbers with 90 percent accuracy. In one week, the team raked in 5 million francs.
So how did they ever get caught? Well, as you can clearly see in the picture below, Monique was a stone cold fox ...
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She's known as "La Belle Voleuse," which is French for "The Belle Voleuse."
... which was actually what doomed the trio in the end. While the management pored over security tapes and dismantled the roulette table trying to figure out how the brother-in-law kept winning, the casino owner just couldn't help but notice the brunette always standing around a nearby table. So he hit on her, only to be turned down.
And that's when he really started watching her, and as creepily as possible. Pretty soon he noticed a few things that were unusual, like how she was always alone and only played at a losing table. And how that table was within a short distance from the roulette table where this one incredibly lucky dude kept winning. Finally, she always had her hands on a cigarette case.
"If I say it's a bomb, they'll put her in the interrogation room and then she'll have to talk to me!"
The manager put two and two together, which in itself is pretty impressive, considering he wasn't an actual character in an actual James Bond movie. Knowing something was up, he asked the femme fatale for a cigarette and le police confiscated the pack before she had a chance to le run.
#4. Slot Hacking
While some cheaters make their way through Vegas and Reno with sleight of hand or innovative technology, others rely on their natural gift of nerdery. Dennis Nikrasch, for example, may not look like a typical geek ...
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"You got a real purdy serial port."
... but don't let the missing shirt sleeves fool you. Dennis would probably be just as at home in a cubicle as he is in a prison cell, which, not coincidentally, is his actual home. That's because he used his hacking skills to rip $6 million off from computer-based slot machines. So how the hell do you "hack" a machine that isn't connected to any kind of network, and is locked up tight to keep people just like this guy away? Let's put it this way: It sure as hell wasn't easy.
First, he bought himself his own slot machine to practice on at home, and also for fun. Then he bought the computer chips that regulated the slots from the machine manufacturer, because apparently that's something that's totally available to anyone. He figured out how to modify his chips so that he could trigger a payoff any time he wanted, but of course that only let him beat the slot machine he owned, and we assume he quickly got tired of winning his own quarters back. What he needed to do was get his hacked chips inside the casino's machines.
"Matthew Broderick didn't have to put up with this shit."
What he didn't have was the key to physically open one up, but he found one on the black market. Then Nikrasch put together his team. They would position themselves so that surveillance cameras couldn't watch, then Nikrasch would open the slot machine, replace the computer chip and close it back up in under a minute. Another accomplice would play the machine, triggering the jackpot, and everybody won. Except the casinos. And except Nikrasch, eventually, when his own jerk team set him up for a bust.
"SNITCHES GET STI-- pulated plea bargain agreements."
There was a similar scam by Ronald "The Dude" Harris, who used his position as an inspector with the Nevada Gaming Control Board to modify the very machines it was his job to inspect. Genius!
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If you can't trust an employee named "The Dude," who can you trust?
His task was much easier than Nikrasch's -- all he had to do was hide a tiny bit of programming in the machines he modified so that when coins were entered and the lever was pulled in a certain order (for example, three coins, pull lever once, insert one coin, pull lever twice, enter one coin), the machine would give the maximum allowable payout.
Think this, but for slots.
The problem was that as an employee of the Nevada Gaming Whatever, Harris wasn't supposed to collect winnings from machines (since they knew somebody would try something like this eventually). So he found an accomplice, Reid Errol McNeal, to do his winning for him. And McNeal turned out to be as dumb as a sack of especially dumb bricks. When McNeal "won" his $100,000, he immediately acted suspicious: He showed absolutely no enthusiasm whatsoever, lacked the proper identification needed to collect the jackpot and then proceeded to leave the casino only half a step ahead of security. McNeal might have been able to talk his way out of the situation if his room hadn't been loaded with a police scanner, computer equipment, blueprints of the keno machines and software containing confidential source code for the machine. Oh, and his buddy Ron Harris.
Yes, Ron Harris, Nevada Gaming Board slot machine troubleshooter, was right there in a room full of blueprints and a disk containing the codes he used to modify machines when he repaired them. We take back what we said about Harris being a genius.
#3. A Tiny Hidden Card-Spying Camera
Imagine playing a card game while possessing the power to see the cards in the dealer's deck. Perhaps you were bitten by a radioactive spider with a crippling gambling addiction. Think of the damage you could do, especially if you weren't just some schmuck off the street. The "cutters" gang did just that when they exploited a major hole in the game of baccarat.
According to this picture, baccarat is basically blackjack with paddling.
In baccarat, a player is traditionally asked to cut the deck after the dealer shuffles. It's just one of those weird rituals people do. In this case, one member of the gang would cut the deck, then drag the cut card over the top of the deck while slightly separating the cards from one another with an index finger (thus the nickname "cutters gang") while a tiny camera hidden in his cufflink recorded the card order.
"Those are sweet cufflinks, bro!"
Anyway, having a video of the cards in your dealer's hands is useless if you can't actually watch it before playing. So the player with the camera would then excuse himself from the table to use the restroom. There the images would be handed off to an accomplice and analyzed, and a cheat sheet recorded, all in the time that it would take a person to reasonably take a crap. The player would dump the camera, then head back with the cheat sheet to take the casino for everything that wasn't bolted down.
"Just a couple of dudes hanging out, with a camera and some math problems. Casually."
At the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, that meant more than $1 million. And when regulators in the Philippines finally caught and arrested three members red-handed, the cutters still escaped. Maybe at that point they finally used their creativity and genius to get real jobs. But probably not.


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Do you connect your phone to wifi, when available, or just run on 3G/4G network continuously?
I've talked to a few people, and it seems that the majority just stream content using their phone network, regardless of where they are. This surprised me a little. I always connect to my wifi when at home (faster, better connection, and doesn't chew up the bandwidth that our phone providers keep trying to charge us more for). What's the general usage among wooters?
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I use Tasker to turn wifi on when I'm at home but otherwise I leave it off.
@gideonfrost: this avialable on android? i found a tasker app but its 6.49, i'd rather turn on and off my wifi for that :P
WiFi access is critical for me.
It may be be the feature I rate most highly in future phone purchases because of both the speed and the enhanced connectivity in the areas I frequent.
I use wifi as much as possible. I have a pretty low GB plan, so wifi is important for me.
@drsilentg: Tasker does so much more than just turn on and off wifi.
Locale will also do it and is only 3.99
But Tasker is really worth the money once you learn how to use it. It's like magic when you make it work.
I use the 3G only about 99% of the time. At work, they put in a login system and web filter that makes the wifi pretty worthless. Plus, even before that, I noticed that leaving wifi turned on all day ran down the battery a bit. So I only turn wifi on when I'm doing some heavy use at home, like updating/downloading large apps. And I do that very rarely.
I use 3g most places except for where I work, AT&T is only offering edge in that area so I use wireless. They need to work on that
WiFi as much as possible. Gotta try to stay out of AT&T's top 5% so I can enjoy my data.
Plus WiFi is faster.
I use WiFi at home and at work. Even though I have an unlimited data plan, this typically keeps me under 2GB per month.


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It is well known that any compact smooth $m$-manifold can be obtained from $m$-ball by gluing some points on the boundary.
Is it still true for topological manifold?
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| Cheryl D. Gunter, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
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|Dr. Gunter earned the B.A. degree (with honors) in Speech-Language Pathology from The University of Tennessee-Knoxville and the M.A. degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Memphis State University (now The University of Memphis). She then completed a Clinical Fellowship in Childhood Aphasia at The University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center-Memphis. She then earned the Ph.D. degree in Communication Sciences from The University of Texas-Austin. Prior to her appointment at West Chester University, she held an appointment as Assistant Professor and Clinic Coordinator, then an appointment as Associate Professor (with tenure) and Clinic Coordinator at Iowa State University-Ames. In addition, she was named a Fulbright Scholar and, with support from the Council for the International Exchange of Scholars, held an appointment in the Institute of Health Care at The University of Malta. While her primary instructional and clinical practice interest has centered on pediatric communication development and disorders, Dr. Gunter has also instructed courses and seminars related to various dimensions of clinical service delivery and has pursued her scholarly interest in clinical practice, clinical education, and clinical instruction issues. Dr. Gunter has maintained an active consultation practice and has been a leader in various state and national level professional associations as an officer and a publication editor. At present, she serves the Pennsylvania Speech-Language-Hearing Association as an Executive Board member - Vice-President for Publications - and Editor of the Keystater.
|Mareile Koenig, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
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|Dr. Mareile Koenig earned a B.S. and M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology at Southern Illinois University and a Ph.D. in Speech-Language and Hearing Sciences at the University of Illinois. She has extensive clinical experience in supporting children with ASD through home-based and center-based models involving both behavioral and developmental evidence-based approaches. Her research interests include the professional preparation of SLPs for autism treatment; cross-disciplinary collaboration; and issues related to the communication, social cognition, and behavior of children with ASD. Dr. Koenig participated as a Co-Facilitator of the Education/Certification Sub-Committee of the Pennsylvania Autism Task Force and she serves as a consultant to support groups for families of children with autism. She is also a collaborator in the cross-disciplinary Autism Certification Program at West Chester University.
| Jennifer Walsh Means, SLP.D., CCC-SLP
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|Dr. Jennifer Walsh Means received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from West Chester University and her Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology (SLP.D.) from Nova Southeastern University. She returned to her alma mater as a faculty member in 2002 with extensive experience as a public school speech-language pathologist with an expertise in reading and writing disorders. Her primary teaching responsibilities are in the areas related to school-based practices, fluency disorders and clinical supervision. Dr. Means was recently appointed the Director of Clinical Speech, Language and Hearing Services. As Director she coordinates services for children and adults in the department's on-site clinic. She also coordinates school-based and medical internships for all graduate students. She is the author of publications and presentations addressing clinical supervision, educational law, and school-bases services.
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Dr. Elizabeth Grillo earned a B.M. in vocal performance from Indiana University, an M.S. in speech-language pathology from Teacher's College Columbia University, and a Ph.D. in communication science and disorders from the University of Pittsburgh. Her clinical expertise is in voice disorders and in medical speech-language pathology. Currently, her research related to voice is addressing aerodynamic measures, the Global Voice Prevention and Therapy Model, apps, and telepractice. Her research has been supported by grants at WCU and an R15 from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders of the National Institutes of Health. Her work has been disseminated through peer-reviewed publications and presentations at local, state, and national conferences.
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|Dr. Patricia Swasey Washington received a B.A. in Speech-Language Pathology and Spanish from Douglass College, Rutgers University in 1987, an M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology from William Paterson University in 1990, and a Ph.D. in Communication Sciences from Temple University in 2010. She has extensive experience as a speech-language pathologist, providing services to monolingual and bilingual individuals in a variety of settings (including school and healthcare). Prior to joining the faculty of the Communicative Disorders Department of West Chester University, Dr. Swasey Washington served as interim director of clinical education and clinical services as well as speech-language supervisor for the Temple University Speech-Language-Hearing Center. Her research focuses on the development of language in Spanish-speaking English Language Learners.
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Supraja Anand, Ph.D.
|Supraja Anand earned her B.S. in speech and hearing from All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, Mysore, India in 2005. She subsequently earned her M.S in speech-language pathology from All India Institute of Speech and Hearing in 2007. Upon graduation, Dr. Anand worked for 12 months as a research assistant in the Department of Speech-Language Sciences at All India Institute of Speech and Hearing. She began pursuing her doctorate at the University of Florida in August 2008. Upon completion of her doctoral studies in the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences in 2013, she worked (January-April 2014) as a post-doctoral associate with Dr. Cara Stepp in the Sensorimotor Rehabilitation Engineering Lab, Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences, Boston University. Her primary research interests include evaluation of effects aging on speech production, effects of task complexity on acoustic characteristics of speech of individuals with neurological disorders such as Parkinson's Disease (PD) and speech staging in individuals with PD.
Jeanette Benigas, Ph.D. CCC-SLP
|Dr. Jeanette Benigas received her B.A. in Speech-Language Pathology from The University of Toledo, her M.A. from Eastern Michigan University in Speech-Language Pathology, and completed a specialization certificate in aging and Ph.D. in Speech and Hearing Science from The Ohio State University. She has extensive experience working as a speech-language pathologist (SLP), initially with pediatrics in the private practice and school settings. Her most recent clinical experience includes serving as an SLP in the nursing home and home health settings. Practice in these settings contribute to her research interests, which involve improving quality of life for persons with dementia, specifically for those of have eating and swallowing impairments. Her research has focused on evaluating reading comprehension abilities in people with dementia for use of visual aids and teaching swallowing strategies to people with dementia to avoid unwanted dietary modifications used in medical settings.
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Did you see Wootbot's email about BOCs AND the Woot-off next week?
Per wootboot, there will be 2 'different' kinds of Bocs this week - The Borg and The Mystery Pieces on FB.
Next week: "The Search for Crapbeard's Treasure! On Tuesday, Sept. 18, and Wednesday, Sept. 19, we'll run a Woot-Off with a very special difference". "Clues sprinkled throughout the Woot-Off will lead you to a hidden cache of lost pirate loot. Or something. That's about all we can tell you right now without angering Crapbeard's ghost. And none of us wants that. He's really disgusting when he's angry."
Guess the quest for BOCs has changed permanently. I'm sad. But, it IS nice to know when the woot-off is scheduled.
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Yes, I saw that and I agree, it is nice to know when the woot-off will be, though unfortunately I will be in board meetings all Tuesday morning. But I am really sad about the FB situation. I am not on FB and I used to be able to see woot's FB site at work without having to be logged in to FB, but I no longer can see it, FB is requesting that I log in, and I really don't want to create a FB account. :(
Good. I have coupons burning a hole in my pocket.
Bring on the woot-off!
@lmensor: you should still be able to see woot's FB site without logging in. I just tried and i can see it with no problems.
per @agingdragqueen on DW chat, you can also follow this thread:
@carl669: I was on vacation last week and there were different things done to the network here while I was gone, I don't think it's a FB problem, I think it's a work problem. Before I left I could see it fine, but now I can't see any FB page, I tried going to other companies and they are not working either.
edit: Our IT guy likes beef jerky, maybe I can bribe him with some to get me access :)
yep, in sales meetings all day next Tuesday and Wednesday plus facebook is blocked here at woirk so looks like no Bowls of Cabbage (to help prevent scurvey) for me next week
You can keep your crap. I refuse to go hunting through every social media outlet for a remote chance at a BOC. Life's too short to waste on Facebook/Twitter.
@firebirdude: Ahhhhh....I feel the same. Don't understand why woot keeps trying to shove FB down our..... Ahem.
Another approach: Wouldn't it be more beneficial to woot to have everyone hang out ON woot's sites? So many people have stated their displeasure w/the FB/Twit(sic) approach. I don't follow their logic. But then, I don't have to, eh? ;-) As always - their sites; their choices, rules, etc.
@lmensor: you need to clear your cookies, or at least that helped for another person who was having the same issues.
But yeah, follow the link @carl669 gave, it's really not going to be as terrible as the pre-disappointment I'm hearing has led it to be.
Been on their FB page since about 9am when I saw they were doing crap there. Nothing yet. Wasting my time, again.
@agingdragqueen: Re: The FB thingie - you say on your thread that you need to Like woot's FB page. Are you excluded if you don'lt Like it? (My previous comments explain that statement.)
Seriously? I'm hanging on your Facebook page all morning for a BoC type of link to buy something, and then you tell me I need to email to be entered to win a PoC??
This is horrible. A real PoS idea, of you ask me.
@kmeltzer: jeez, you can unlike it if you need to.
@agingdragqueen: Thanks!! That worked!!
@gmwhit: we can't force anyone to like our page to win something from us, the email was sorta an empty threat or a poorly worded suggestion on how best to follow our crapaways.
@agingdragqueen: Can I? Can I really???? Thanks for the tip and the unneeded sarcasm to a daily user and a customer. Very unhelpful.
How about you don't say there is going to be crap on there, but you actually don't do ANYTHING crap-wise for hours and hours. Then, you make people do YET ANOTHER thing (email) to be entered to get a PIECE of crap, not even a BAG of it.
Horrible idea.
You make people jump through hoops to get things, when you make those of us who are actually on the website get nothing. Add that to the increasingly boring forums, and increasingly expensive items.
The real social network of Woot are these forums, and those of us who are here, daily, making the website itself interesting. But, you reward people on Facebook and Twitter. Think about it.
@agingdragqueen: Thank you!! That means you'll take my twisted arm out of the hammerlock behind my back?
Kidding you, ADQ. I know you don't have control over this. SO appreciate the fact that you keep us informed. Much appreciated!!
@kmeltzer: - To go with your wine.
@agingdragqueen: Will someone actually read the e-mails to firstname.lastname@example.com?
@gmwhit: I think I said something similar last time. We are ON woot sites, right now. Why the h-e-doublehockeysticks would you even want us to leave here and go to Twinterbook? So we can overload their servers instead? Would you rather we do the "social media" thing, or do you want us HERE, buying your stuff?
With the power of the entire AWS group at your disposal, I don't see why woot still crashes during WOBOCs.
Sounds fun. I don't use fb, but the boc game is a good idea.
Remember: Crap responsibly.
Though I am very disappointed in woot whoring themselves out on social media, this doesn't necessarily mean there won't be a normal BOC in the woot off itself, as well, right?
It would just be a surprise like the always used to be :)
I could just be hopelessly optimistic, though.
@xarous: there's a lot of emails, but I think I'll be going through them, yes. Most people are not writing anything so I think it won't be hard to spot the ones who did!
for the people complaining about woot using social media sites, let me explain why i think they do this.
woot is a business. the more customers they have, the more business they do. this is good.
facebook and other social media sites have more users than woot. let's use facebook as an example. a wooter sees a post about a POC or BOC or whatever. they click 'like'. a friend of that person, who doesn't know about woot, sees their friend has liked something and decides to check it out. that friend decides to buy from woot. woot gains a customer.
if woot were to limit their posts only to woot forums, that potential customer will never know woot even exists. just my 1/50th of a dollar.
tl;dr - using social media may gain customers for woot. just my 2 cents.
@agingdragqueen: Huzzah!
(I should have typed more in my e-mail.)
@lichme: In defense of @kmeltzer, most of what he said, I am in agreement with. (<---incorrect ending to a sentence. Bad gmwhit!! ) And have voiced the same concerns. I think his jab at adq was a bit harsh, and probably done out of frustration.
So...the cheese & whine goes to me, too. And many others.
Edit to add: Ughhh I just read @kmeltzer's comment to @lichme. I'll skip the cheese now. :-/
@gmwhit: Thank you. I don't think I've said anything anyone else hasn't said before, for the most part And, I don't think adq's comment was appropriate. It actually seems that employees take more liberty to be unprofessional, as of late.
And yes, it's frustration. They give BoC's to people who are on social networks and photo sites but not to those of us on their actual webiste. Then, the one time I see there is something on a social network, I'm there.. waiting.. reloading, for over 4 hours (with working interspersed) to then be told i need to email somewhere else. That is frustrating, and I think.. a terrible idea.
@sully51: I'm not a brown noser. Why don't you read what I actually wrote, you dolt.
@carl669: I think I understand your explanation. I also think that woot gains new customers through word of mouth. Not via the social arena. They have (had?) a large customer base of fervent fans. On woot.
When they decided to place the sacred, sought after bocs on social sites, they're saying to me - Hey, you were our 1st thought for boc rewards, now you're not. Join the social club to be highly regarded again. That's one of the reasons I feel disenfranchised.
Perhaps they gain 100's/1,000's of new customers. Are those customers going to be loyal ones? And return to woot? Maybe. Or not. Lots of customers who buy 1 or 2 things a year..is that really what they want? Anyway, in doing this, I believe they're losing those who were on this site daily, buying, & participating in the community.
It's just painful for me to see this transition. From what I perceived as a friendly site w/GOOD deals to a site similar to any other on the web. IMO, bocs belong on woot. Period.
At the woot link posted above, @agingdragqueen's post re the rules says that the winner's name will be published - real name or woot username?
@neuropsychosocial: oh crud, real name. I'm so sorry, this is a legal thing- apparently any lotteries have to also result in the winner's name being published, in our case we'll be putting it on the forum post over there.
@gmwhit: popular opinion is that a large Facebook fanbase is a small reflection of your whole fanbase. Though I think Woot as a whole does not play by any popular marketing norms, it has been noticed that we have a relatively small presence on the social media juggernaut compared to our big brothers over here. It's something we're ramping up, but we're not going to stop doing things on our site, it's just been a good learning experience (legally and otherwise) to see how to best run these types of things. As our experience grows with our available budget and whatnot, I'm sure we'll have a wider opportunity for anyone who does want to participate.
@lichme: Mmm. Gouda.
And @kmeltzer... please, just simmer. You can join me in the rage cage everytime a BOC is posted on the regular site that I'll almost inevitably miss.
Why was my comment deleted?
@agingdragqueen: Thanks for the prompt reply and clarification!
@sully51: No idea, could have been trapped in a vortex of spam deletions. Why not just repost it and see what happens?
erm im confuzzled.
this just sounds all convoluted, so bocs can only be attainable by some lottery on facebook?
and woot has become the most unfriendly mobile site around. It's rare i'm personally not on a tablet or cell and it's near impossible to participate in community deals & voting on a mobile device.
boo woot boo. listen to your customers won't ya???
@neuropsychosocial: Yeah, it's a bummer, but to do cool things, we have to meet some legal standards, which includes publishing the winner's name for a given amount of time. (I'm not sure how long, off the top of my head.)
I just want to second that we're not forgetting the on-site community and have some fun stuff planned there too. We're also happen to take suggestions. User feedback is one of our most value points of data, yo.
@gmwhit: I am 100% on the same page as this comment of yours. I will also add that while I understand their craving for new customers, it seems like the longtime ones(who don't do social media) are being left out. It seems to be "adapt or don't". I honestly don't care deeply about the BOC, but you are right: it belongs here. It does look like there will be a shot at one for us non-twitbookers this time.
@jsimsace: Thank you kind sir. Oh, and I LOVE the new term you coined, "Twitbookers!" :-D
An aside: Absolutely NO offense intended for those who do indulge.
@gatzby: Thank you. Glad to hear that the 'old faithfuls' are not being completely forgotten. Just a word: You do know it's not just the bocs going elsewhere...many things are making me feel left out. Dare I bring up the FAQs again? Probably not a good time. Disregard that, please. (I do hope you don't forget it completely though.) /whine...else the plain clothed cop will send me cheese.
@gmwhit: That was supposed to say "twitbookers©".
@gmwhit and @gmwhit: I'm with you both. As I've said before, I don't do any of the social media, so any game or challenge that involves them leaves me out. I can deal with that, especially given the many changes here in the last few months; the trend to be, well, trendy is pretty tsunami-like and it's something in which I choose not to participate. During the last two I was very much aware that I was considerably less interested in the entire thing -- deals, BOCs, all of it. Perhaps I've outgrown it, or perhaps I've just wearied of the chase, which has moved to a playing field far away from me. Regardless. the prospect of a woot-off elicits little more than a tepid "Oh, that's nice," from me now.
@magic cave: :-/ You saw my split personality?? Gulp. JK I know you meant to mention someone else instead of me...twice. And, I agree w/you 100%. Sad, yes?
Seeing all the whining going on here makes me almost happy that the new site don't load worth a damn on dial-up. Almost.


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8 Nov 2011 12:41 PM #1
Unanswered: Grid inside a Form
Greetings Comrades,
I have a form where you want to display two lists between which items I want to spend.
The idea is that the user selects a set of words in a list and locate in another list.
If anyone has a code sample or something, I would greatly appreciate!
8 Nov 2011 4:34 PM #2
Which framework are you using?
How does what you want differ from this?
http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/ext-4.0...lect-demo.htmlConsultJS: http://consultjs.com/
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8 Nov 2011 7:20 PM #3
That's just what i want.
Thanks so much. sorry i didn't look at the examples.
9 Nov 2011 2:14 PM #4
If you would like to associate a model to itemselector, so that the right items on the list are those that are saved as would be the implementation. That would be my great doubt.


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If you want to build a self-sufficient home gym, here are my suggestions:
A setup like this is probably the minimum you'd need if you want to be able to get a full body workout and were serious about increasing strength. The equipment I've listed allows you to perform the majority of basic strength training workouts. In addition, you likely won't outgrow it. For example, if you were to purchase resistance bands or set-weight dumbbells, eventually you'd be too strong to get any use out of them.
For home gyms, you will be limited by the following:
We only have an 800 sq. foot apartment so we've got:
*We're not heavy lifters. We do push-ups, planks, and run outside as well. If we had room, we'd have an incline bench and stability ball (right now my stability ball is deflated). We don't so I just use a chair (that's straight-back) as a step, for bulgarian split squats, and for arm/back work-outs. I do tricep dips using the bathtub.
Pull up bar (the ones that sticks to the top frame of your doors) - $20-30
Push up bars - $10-20
Resistance Band - $10-20 or A set of dumbbells $50-$100
I'd say: a barbell (with weights ofcourse), an (adjustable) bench and a squat rack.
This setup offers you a full range of possibility in strength training by allowing you to perform many of the big exercises, like squats, deadlifts and bench presses. You can easily perform dips with your bench, maybe even pull-ups in the rack if it's high enough. With these exercises you perform a excellent full-body work out and you wouldn't really miss out on anything.
It's my opinion that if you'd have to choose, this will give you the best bang for your buck.
If your budget allows it, the Hoist PTS 1000 dual-action smith cage is a versatile and safe way to do most free weight exercises. It takes Olympic size plates and you'll want a bench to go with it.
I like the Bowflex 5.1 bench. Also, a set of the Bowflex SelectTech 1090 dumbbells (the ones that go from 10 to 90 lbs) are a nice way to add dumbbells without taking up a lot of space although they are a little more ackward to use the regular dumbbells.
For some decent quality, but slightly less expensive equipment, check out the Body Solid line (i.e., power rack and free weight equipment).