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iPad 2 not charging on a PC
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If like me you recently bought an iPad and found that it doesn't charge when plugged into your PC - dont panic.
Follow these steps
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- Google iPad not charging on PC - there you will find people telling you "Oh its because Macs have stronger USB ports - blah blah" Ignore them, its nonsense. If you run windows on a mac using Bootcamp it still doesnt charge.
- Google iPad not charging on PC - you may find people saying "ahhh it's because you have an old PC" ignore them, that's nonsense too, I have a brand new HP at work.
- you need to go to this page and download the ASUS Ai Charger and this should get you running
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Pain from forefoot running
Having recently started running again, I now have to give it up again to let my shins heal. I finally purchased a pair of Newton Stability running shoes. But after running for 20 minutes in them, my shins and lower leg are in really bad way. It seems the switch to forefoot running put a massive amount of strain on my shins.
Forefoot running
First track session in ages on Monday, we were working on lots of forefoot and mid-foot running - with a number of drills that included running barefoot. It's pretty enlightening to see how you naturally land on your fore foot with no shoes on, it is as if your body naturally knows not to land on your heels and avoid the impact. I tried on someones Newtons, which are designed specifically for forefoot and mid-foot running. And ... i don't want to get too excited as I've been here before with my Mizuno Inspires with orthotics, but i couldn't really feel the jarring on my shins when i run, so I'm thinking about buying a pair approx £120 (ouch). But at this stage i would pay £1200 if it meant i wouldn't get shin splints. I'll keep you posted, and no doubt give a review of my Newtons.
Roll a paint roller up and down your shins
"Before running roll a paint roller up and down your shins." source: answers.yahoo.com
Yip, you read it right. Now I would think this is a very bad idea. Thai boxers roll rolling pins up and down their shins to kill nerves off, so when they striking with their shins, or blocking other peoples kicks - they can't feel it.
I don't think I'll be trying this one.
Calcium Ascorbate
Not sure about this one as it is really addressing the symptoms of shin splints, and not getting at the underlying cause  - whether it is muscular or biomechanics. I may give this a try - after reading up on it a bit more.
"I developed shin splints some time ago (1988) and I put up with them for a few years . Sometimes the pain was rather intense ,even when walking. Anyway, I joined a martial arts club and trained for a while then a person I trained with noticed I was in pain walking and when I told him it was from shin splints He said he had a way to get rid of them in about a week.Â
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