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Former Eastern Pakistan
... point for Bangladesh where I finally found a bathroom and everyone who stamped a form or my passport kept asking for a tip but I had nothing to give the cheeky guys!!
Indian immigration was a breeze and soon I was heading on a bus to Kolkata. The bus kindly dropped me off at the airport from where I caught a flight ...
I phone repair
... board. Note that there are connectors on the bottom of the
control board that you have to disconnect in order to entirely take away
the board, and that the battery is permanently connected to the board.
Remove the ten screws around the perimeter of the device, then lift the
display assembly away from the front bezel.
The iPhone was not designed to be taken apart by users, and doing so
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LAST DAY IN DHAKA
... qui ont fui en
Inde au temps de la partition. Les locaux qui ont squatté les superbes
maisons, ne les ont pas vraiment entretenues et ont finalement préféré
bâtir un village de baraques en tôles à proximité. On traverse donc une
rue magnifique de maisons en briques fantôme. C’est calme et en pleine
campagne et ça fait un bien fou.
En amont du lieu, il y a un
musée d’art bangalais, affreusement ...
11 Days in Bangladesh
... on my shoes and went for a run. I had not run for a week. The last time I tried to run was back in Saudi. I had set out to do a fast 10km and at the 4km mark I shut down. I started to walk, defeated and unmotivated. I love running and a week ago I found myself unfocused and unwilling to get out there and pound out the km’s. So I took a week off. I hit the gym and swam instead. That was just what I needed. A change of activity to recharge.
So it was ...
Our first week in Dhaka
... after we arrived I woke up with the worst pain in my shoulder, I think im pretty good with pain, however this was something else, I went into school on the first day, and mentioned it to the school, amazing as they are they took me straight to the hospital, which thankfully is accross the road from the school, I evern had my own personal local chaperone!! For those of you who have a preconcieved idea of what Bangladeshi Hospital are like, it couldnt be further from that. Of course I ...