Repair done part number: 0500-0105-0171 description: p30a inverter dc-ac it certainly is fixed and is as bright and crisp as before. but i can't say i'd buy another one of these. ----on 07: 54pm apr 26, 2003 cdt, jsafx wrote: subject: half dimmed flat panel display i in australia and my 17 inch lcd has just gone half dimmed. it has the 2 short 1 long flash symptom re the backlight. i thought i was on my own until i got into this forum - what a disaster this monitor is . the costs of fixing it are horrendous if the us0 plus figure is correct. i need to buy another but it wont be apple unless a deal is proposed. i agree with other writers who say apple have got a big problem here and have a moral obligation to address it if they value the goodwill of their long term users. ----on 01: 15am may 4, 2003 cdt, steve jamieson wrote: subject: half dimmed flat panel display yep, the top half of my 17" blew up too a few weeks back. $au800 for any repair at all. yikes. ----on 09: 40pm may 7, 2003 cdt, jimyyz wrote: subject: half dimmed flat panel display this just happened to my studio display as well. only one year and three months after i bought it. apple's response is the warranty is over so it's my problem. but had i purchase the extended warranty. this is not acceptable. this is not an inexpensive display. customers should not have to pay for expensive repairs or purchase a new monitor to replace something that is flawed. if apple is having a problem with these monitors--and obviously they are--they should do something other then absolve themselves of any responsibility. ----on 07: 12am may 8, 2003 cdt, michael egan wrote: subject: half dimmed flat panel display hey john, i would be of great help if you could find out exactly what your "ls" guy did to your video card so you could share it here. it seems that hundreds of people need to know how to easily do the fix in their own homes rather than go through all of the crap to send it back to apple or worse, have to pay 90% of the purchase price to get it fixed. The amount of the lifetime learning credit is 20% of the first , 000 of qualified education expenses you paid for all eligible students. the maximum amount of lifetime learning credit you can claim for 2003 is , 000 20% , 000 ; . however, that amount may be reduced based on your modified adjusted gross income magi ; . see effect of the amount of your income on the amount of your credit, earlier. example. bruce and toni are married and file a joint tax return. for 2003, their magi is , 000. toni is attending a local college an eligible educational institution ; to earn credits toward a degree in nursing. she already has a bachelor's degree in history and wants to become a nurse. in august 2003, toni paid , 000 of qualified education expenses for her fall 2003 semester. bruce and toni can claim a , 200 20% , 000 ; lifetime learning credit on their 2003 joint tax return. form 1098 t. to help you figure your lifetime learning credit, you should receive form 1098 t. generally, an eligible educational institution such as a college or university ; must issue form 1098 t or acceptable substitute ; to each enrolled student by february 2, 2004. The operating system should have all current microsoft updates. it is advised to configure automatic updates. following the installation of a new video card and a computer startup install the most updated driver from the cd that came with the card or from the manufacturers web site. normally you need to restart the computer after the driver is installed and speed card game.
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The following tips are based on the experiences of school career development coordinators and may be of assistance: how do i determine appropriate industries to visit? identify students' interests from completed career assessment s ; . identify curriculum to determine what you would like students to learn. identify occupations available in local industries to determine where a visit would match with students' interests and class curriculum. how do i locate industries willing to host my students? distribute parent survey for career development in parent section of this guide ; . this survey will identify parents who work in local industries and may be willing to host your students. identify potential industries in the yellow pages of the phone book and contact their human resources department. get a list of employers in your area from the employment security commission esc ; website ncesc ; or contact the soicc office. from esc's opening screen, select "individual services" and search the employer listings. contact the chamber of commerce and inquire about student-friendly industries. consider whom you know that might work in an industry and provide a contact. ask community college teachers for industry contacts, or to provide a tour of their institution. review the career briefs section in career choices in nc and or nc careers nccareers ; and identify the primary employing industries, by occupation. participate in tours offered by industries during open houses for the community. arrangements and questions to consider with industry contact when setting up an industry visit: communicate clearly the educational expectations for the visit, including any curriculum competencies to be addressed; agree on the number of students to attend and time frames. send a follow-up letter to confirm arrangements and any additional details. how many students could you accommodate? consider the limitations of the industry. it is often difficult for an industry to accommodate large numbers of students. if the number is smaller than your group, ask if they could set up a rotation during the visit to accommodate larger numbers. o which days of the week would be best for our visit? what time of day is best? o how do i find your location? where do we park? who do we ask for when we arrive? o could you include demonstrations or hands-on activities for the students? o most industries have a variety of careers involved in their day-to-day business. for example, a manufacturing industry may have production line workers, accountants, public relations personnel, secretaries, distribution personnel, product developers, and kitchen workers. you may have individual students interested in various occupations within one industry. encourage the industry representatives to discuss the various career options during the visit. are there any safety or other concerns? preparing students for industry visits: research the industry before taking the tour. have students do the research a company activity. make certain the students understand the objectives of the visit and how this connects to the curriculum. 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seeing david williamson performing his strike vanish. in his hands it looks completely impossible. with so many other performers it simply looks like the object to be vanished is just thrown into the other hand. but then david performs all his sleights immaculately! he and john carney also teamed-up on the saturday night show to "interview" a poster of max maven. john hid behind the poster and imitated max's voice and sounded exactly like him ; while david played the part of the interviewer. it was totally hilarious and had everyone in stitches. the mvp most valued performer ; this year was david stone, and next years guest of honour is to be pat page. i'm sorry this report can only scratch the surface of what is always an incredible magical experience. there are so many more highlights to mention, just not enough time to write them all down. but just ask me about them when you see me at the club! david jones and yu gi oh card game.

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