

- #I SPILLED WATER IN MY MAC. KNOW IF ITS DEAD FOR SURE UPGRADE#
- #I SPILLED WATER IN MY MAC. KNOW IF ITS DEAD FOR SURE MAC#
Detecting a bitter taste, she immediately induced herself to vomit and called for her secretary and her maid. Stanford drank a glass of Poland Spring mineral water from a bottle placed in her room, as it was every night, by a household servant.

On the evening of January 14, 1905, at her Nob Hill mansion in San Francisco, Mrs. Yet even the investigators most familiar with the case hesitate to speculate on who the culprit might have been. Cutler unequivocally answers the question of how Mrs. With the publication of his new book, The Mysterious Death of Jane Stanford (Stanford University Press, 2003), Stanford physician Robert W.P. Stanford’s death at 76 to heart failure, a closer look at the documents and drama surrounding her demise reveals a quite different picture. It concerns the mysterious death of the University’s co-founder, Jane Stanford.
#I SPILLED WATER IN MY MAC. KNOW IF ITS DEAD FOR SURE MAC#
Picked up the new Mac with the cloned drive intact.Haunting the hallowed halls of Stanford for almost a century is a hushed-up whodunit that has reared its head only from time to time, and only in whispers. I brought the dead Mac and the new Mac in. The old Mac lasted nine days, finally dying for good just after the new one arrived. Beyond that, once received, Apple's local store needs 24 hours to move the data. They still needed to process the order, which took eight days, not three.
#I SPILLED WATER IN MY MAC. KNOW IF ITS DEAD FOR SURE UPGRADE#
Turns out the shipping upgrade just applied to shipping. I hoped it would last at least three days, when I expected my new Mac. The last-ditch blow drying had worked, at least for now.

With the power plugged in, it worked, albeit with a very noisy fan that didn't sound right at all. My dead Mac came back to life, at least somewhat. I carefully blow-dried on low heat the various components, nooks and crannies for a solid hour. I took my dead Mac apart (voiding the warranty that was voided by the water damage anyway, according to the Apple Genius bar child-worker whom I had earlier visited, to whom I felt like saying, but didn't, "Don't look at me like that! My first Mac ran PageMaker 1.0 when you couldn't even chew an apple, let alone fix one!" I paid for the one-to-three days shipping because I needed to get work done! I also bought the One-to-One service, which moves the contents of the drive, if it isn't fried, from the old computer to the new one. I elected not to buy a replacement from stock, opting instead to purchase a new MacBook on-line, with a much larger hard drive option.

I began to accept my Mac's untimely death. Finally, I plugged the cord back into my Mac back. Let the computer sit for 24 hours in a box lined with rice (this makes any remaining water evaporate more quickly). I did all the things you are supposed to do. It lay marinating in the no-longer-bottled water. My six-month-old kitten had knocked a bottle of water over, from the table it was on, to an adjacent table where my laptop was thereby flooding it. I came back and assumed the computer was in sleep mode. I took a call, left the room and talked for five or ten minutes. Usually, I put drinks on an entirely separate table just to make sure they don't end up spilling into my beautiful 17" MacBook Pro. I never have coffee, water or any other liquid anywhere near it. Lessons Learned When My Cat Spilled Water Into My Mac
