RE: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when it's drowning?

2017-05-30 Thread Sieghard Weitzel 
If that 5S was actually submersed for any length of time I highly doubt the 
rice will work, but it's worth a try I guess.


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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Penny Reeder
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 4:03 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help 
when it's drowning?

Hi Mike, Here's to good friends and new phones -- and the Apple Store!
If you hung onto yo0ur old phone -- I hope you did -- do try the bag full of 
rice trick. I spilled coffee onto an IPhone a couple years ago. I called 
AppleCare and their suggestion was the bag full of rice for a day or two, and 
it worked quite well. (It would not have worked had I been a coffee with cream 
and sugar person, so I'm glad I like my coffee black!) So, if you still have 
your original water-logged phone, try dropping it in the middle of a bag of 
rice and leaving it there for a couple of days. Even though you don't need a 
phonek, you can use the older phone as a music player or as a book-reading 
device with the BARD or another app.

Have fun at your convention!
Penny

On 5/30/17, Connie Mohney <cmohney1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Mike,
>
> I heard if a phone gets wet put it in a zip lock bag with rice in it.
>
> I’m glad your friend stepped up to the plate and helped you get the 
> new phone and that the apple store was able to help you get what you 
> need on your new one.  Good luck at the convention.
>
>
>
> Connie
>
>
>
> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On 
> Behalf Of Mike Ulrich
> Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 3:28 PM
> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
> Subject: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for 
> help when it's drowning?
>
>
>
> So early this past Sunday morning, while doing my impression of 
> Marathon Chef Challenge; I must of inadvertently bumped my 16 gig 5S 
> into the kitchen sink. It actually fell into my half full of sudsy 
> water crock pot. Of which I used to slow cook some caramelized onions.
>
> Well of course I didn’t hear the splash, nor the little fella’s cry 
> for help. Note for a great way to make some big mega dollars: come up 
> with a “Help me I’m drowning” IOS app!
>
> So anyways by the time I found to my horror and shock that my IPhone 
> was doing its floater in the pool impression, he was beyond 
> resuscitation. I went through a fantasm of rage and anger, I did come 
> up with a couple of really great new cursable phrases.  Finally coming 
> up with a very harsh realization! How in the heck am I going to get 
> through the Florida Council of the Blind Annual Convention this 
> weekend in Jacksonville Florida? I have absolutely everything needed 
> for the weekend on my 5S! I mean everything to run the annual FCB 
> raffle, including taking in all of the chapter’s sold ticket stubs, 
> recording all of the respective info, keeping the raffle winning 
> tickets organized during the Saturday night official raffle drawing 
> and pulling the winning tickets, plus the whole convention agenda and 
> finally, besides all my Amtrak tickets in my Wallet app, all of my dialysis 
> info. As I had to set up dialysis up in J-Ville.
>
>
>
> I had several heart palpitations and couldn’t even swallow my heart to 
> keep it quiet! Talk about a big brick exit and a half!
>
>
>
> By the by; the mac and cheese with caramelized onions with sliced hot 
> dogs marinated in soy sauce, turned out like rotten garbage! Talk 
> about a bad day.
>
>
>
> So Mike this sucks, what did you ever do?
>
> Well Virginia, I scheduled a ride with a good friend of mine from Church.
> Carl picked me up Monday, yes Memorial day, and drove me down to our 
> local Apple Store at Coconut Point Shopping Mall.
>
> I ended up buying a brandie new 128 gig IPhone SE!
>
> They pulled everything out my ICloud and it went smoothly and $500.00 
> later; my new 128 gig SE is ready to rock and even all my Straight 
> Talk stuff is good to go.
>
> I can’t tell you how helpful those folks at the Apple Store are! Way 
> cool indeed!
>
> I was originally planning on buying an SE of the same capacity, but in 
> perhaps a month or two. My good friend loaned the $500.00, and I told 
> him I’d pay him back $100.00 a month. He was cool with that.
>
>
>
> Of course, I didn’t pass the required credit plan to buy it from The 
> Apple Store on payments, so good thing my friend stepped up to the plate.
>
> So here’s a big time thanks to Carl, you and the Apple Store saved my 
> bacon and the day!
>
>
>
> Michael D. Ulrich
>
> Just an ordinary average blind guy
>
> Florida Council of the Blind
>
> Fundraising Committe

RE: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when it's drowning?

2017-05-30 Thread Sieghard Weitzel 
Too bad you didn’t have an iPhone 7, it would have survived the bath without 
any problems as it is waterproof.

From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Mike Ulrich
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 12:28 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when 
it's drowning?

So early this past Sunday morning, while doing my impression of Marathon Chef 
Challenge; I must of inadvertently bumped my 16 gig 5S into the kitchen sink. 
It actually fell into my half full of sudsy water crock pot. Of which I used to 
slow cook some caramelized onions.
Well of course I didn’t hear the splash, nor the little fella’s cry for help. 
Note for a great way to make some big mega dollars: come up with a “Help me I’m 
drowning” IOS app!
So anyways by the time I found to my horror and shock that my IPhone was doing 
its floater in the pool impression, he was beyond resuscitation. I went through 
a fantasm of rage and anger, I did come up with a couple of really great new 
cursable phrases.  Finally coming up with a very harsh realization! How in the 
heck am I going to get through the Florida Council of the Blind Annual 
Convention this weekend in Jacksonville Florida? I have absolutely everything 
needed for the weekend on my 5S! I mean everything to run the annual FCB 
raffle, including taking in all of the chapter’s sold ticket stubs, recording 
all of the respective info, keeping the raffle winning tickets organized during 
the Saturday night official raffle drawing and pulling the winning tickets, 
plus the whole convention agenda and finally, besides all my Amtrak tickets in 
my Wallet app, all of my dialysis info. As I had to set up dialysis up in 
J-Ville.

I had several heart palpitations and couldn’t even swallow my heart to keep it 
quiet! Talk about a big brick exit and a half!

By the by; the mac and cheese with caramelized onions with sliced hot dogs 
marinated in soy sauce, turned out like rotten garbage! Talk about a bad day.

So Mike this sucks, what did you ever do?
Well Virginia, I scheduled a ride with a good friend of mine from Church. Carl 
picked me up Monday, yes Memorial day, and drove me down to our local Apple 
Store at Coconut Point Shopping Mall.
I ended up buying a brandie new 128 gig IPhone SE!
They pulled everything out my ICloud and it went smoothly and $500.00 later; my 
new 128 gig SE is ready to rock and even all my Straight Talk stuff is good to 
go.
I can’t tell you how helpful those folks at the Apple Store are! Way cool 
indeed!
I was originally planning on buying an SE of the same capacity, but in perhaps 
a month or two. My good friend loaned the $500.00, and I told him I’d pay him 
back $100.00 a month. He was cool with that.

Of course, I didn’t pass the required credit plan to buy it from The Apple 
Store on payments, so good thing my friend stepped up to the plate.
So here’s a big time thanks to Carl, you and the Apple Store saved my bacon and 
the day!

Michael D. Ulrich
Just an ordinary average blind guy
Florida Council of the Blind
Fundraising Committee Member

Home: 239-540-7431
Cell: 239-565-5845
Email: mulr...@centurylink.net<mailto:mulr...@centurylink.net>

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Re: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when it's drowning?

2017-05-30 Thread Esther Levegnale 
Hi, Mike,

Wow!  What a story, and I'm glad that everything worked out for you.  You 
certainly are great with words!  I did a similar thing with my Book Sense a few 
years back when the bottom of it went into a watering can.  I had the device 
around my neck in a lanyard and when I went to pick up the full watering can, 
the bottom of the Book Sense went kerplop!  Right into the water.  Luckily I 
had everything backed up on an SD card and after sending it in for repairs, I 
was able to restore my data from the card!

Good luck with your new phone and if it wants to go for a swim, put a life 
preserver on it!  LOL!  Take care.

Esther
x
Sent From Esther's Amazing and Awesome iPhone 7+!

> On May 30, 2017, at 3:28 PM, Mike Ulrich  wrote:
> 
> So early this past Sunday morning, while doing my impression of Marathon Chef 
> Challenge; I must of inadvertently bumped my 16 gig 5S into the kitchen sink. 
> It actually fell into my half full of sudsy water crock pot. Of which I used 
> to slow cook some caramelized onions.
> Well of course I didn’t hear the splash, nor the little fella’s cry for help. 
> Note for a great way to make some big mega dollars: come up with a “Help me 
> I’m drowning” IOS app!
> So anyways by the time I found to my horror and shock that my IPhone was 
> doing its floater in the pool impression, he was beyond resuscitation. I went 
> through a fantasm of rage and anger, I did come up with a couple of really 
> great new cursable phrases.  Finally coming up with a very harsh realization! 
> How in the heck am I going to get through the Florida Council of the Blind 
> Annual Convention this weekend in Jacksonville Florida? I have absolutely 
> everything needed for the weekend on my 5S! I mean everything to run the 
> annual FCB raffle, including taking in all of the chapter’s sold ticket 
> stubs, recording all of the respective info, keeping the raffle winning 
> tickets organized during the Saturday night official raffle drawing and 
> pulling the winning tickets, plus the whole convention agenda and finally, 
> besides all my Amtrak tickets in my Wallet app, all of my dialysis info. As I 
> had to set up dialysis up in J-Ville.
>  
> I had several heart palpitations and couldn’t even swallow my heart to keep 
> it quiet! Talk about a big brick exit and a half!
>  
> By the by; the mac and cheese with caramelized onions with sliced hot dogs 
> marinated in soy sauce, turned out like rotten garbage! Talk about a bad day.
>  
> So Mike this sucks, what did you ever do?
> Well Virginia, I scheduled a ride with a good friend of mine from Church. 
> Carl picked me up Monday, yes Memorial day, and drove me down to our local 
> Apple Store at Coconut Point Shopping Mall.
> I ended up buying a brandie new 128 gig IPhone SE!
> They pulled everything out my ICloud and it went smoothly and $500.00 later; 
> my new 128 gig SE is ready to rock and even all my Straight Talk stuff is 
> good to go.
> I can’t tell you how helpful those folks at the Apple Store are! Way cool 
> indeed!
> I was originally planning on buying an SE of the same capacity, but in 
> perhaps a month or two. My good friend loaned the $500.00, and I told him I’d 
> pay him back $100.00 a month. He was cool with that.
>  
> Of course, I didn’t pass the required credit plan to buy it from The Apple 
> Store on payments, so good thing my friend stepped up to the plate.
> So here’s a big time thanks to Carl, you and the Apple Store saved my bacon 
> and the day!
>  
> Michael D. Ulrich
> Just an ordinary average blind guy
> Florida Council of the Blind
> Fundraising Committee Member
>  
> Home: 239-540-7431
> Cell: 239-565-5845
> Email: mulr...@centurylink.net
>  
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Re: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when it's drowning?

2017-05-30 Thread Penny Reeder 
Hi Mike, Here's to good friends and new phones -- and the Apple Store!
If you hung onto yo0ur old phone -- I hope you did -- do try the bag
full of rice trick. I spilled coffee onto an IPhone a couple years
ago. I called AppleCare and their suggestion was the bag full of rice
for a day or two, and it worked quite well. (It would not have worked
had I been a coffee with cream and sugar person, so I'm glad I like my
coffee black!) So, if you still have your original water-logged phone,
try dropping it in the middle of a bag of rice and leaving it there
for a couple of days. Even though you don't need a phonek, you can use
the older phone as a music player or as a book-reading device with the
BARD or another app.

Have fun at your convention!
Penny

On 5/30/17, Connie Mohney <cmohney1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Mike,
>
> I heard if a phone gets wet put it in a zip lock bag with rice in it.
>
> I’m glad your friend stepped up to the plate and helped you get the new
> phone and that the apple store was able to help you get what you need on
> your new one.  Good luck at the convention.
>
>
>
> Connie
>
>
>
> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
> Of Mike Ulrich
> Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 3:28 PM
> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
> Subject: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when
> it's drowning?
>
>
>
> So early this past Sunday morning, while doing my impression of Marathon
> Chef Challenge; I must of inadvertently bumped my 16 gig 5S into the kitchen
> sink. It actually fell into my half full of sudsy water crock pot. Of which
> I used to slow cook some caramelized onions.
>
> Well of course I didn’t hear the splash, nor the little fella’s cry for
> help. Note for a great way to make some big mega dollars: come up with a
> “Help me I’m drowning” IOS app!
>
> So anyways by the time I found to my horror and shock that my IPhone was
> doing its floater in the pool impression, he was beyond resuscitation. I
> went through a fantasm of rage and anger, I did come up with a couple of
> really great new cursable phrases.  Finally coming up with a very harsh
> realization! How in the heck am I going to get through the Florida Council
> of the Blind Annual Convention this weekend in Jacksonville Florida? I have
> absolutely everything needed for the weekend on my 5S! I mean everything to
> run the annual FCB raffle, including taking in all of the chapter’s sold
> ticket stubs, recording all of the respective info, keeping the raffle
> winning tickets organized during the Saturday night official raffle drawing
> and pulling the winning tickets, plus the whole convention agenda and
> finally, besides all my Amtrak tickets in my Wallet app, all of my dialysis
> info. As I had to set up dialysis up in J-Ville.
>
>
>
> I had several heart palpitations and couldn’t even swallow my heart to keep
> it quiet! Talk about a big brick exit and a half!
>
>
>
> By the by; the mac and cheese with caramelized onions with sliced hot dogs
> marinated in soy sauce, turned out like rotten garbage! Talk about a bad
> day.
>
>
>
> So Mike this sucks, what did you ever do?
>
> Well Virginia, I scheduled a ride with a good friend of mine from Church.
> Carl picked me up Monday, yes Memorial day, and drove me down to our local
> Apple Store at Coconut Point Shopping Mall.
>
> I ended up buying a brandie new 128 gig IPhone SE!
>
> They pulled everything out my ICloud and it went smoothly and $500.00 later;
> my new 128 gig SE is ready to rock and even all my Straight Talk stuff is
> good to go.
>
> I can’t tell you how helpful those folks at the Apple Store are! Way cool
> indeed!
>
> I was originally planning on buying an SE of the same capacity, but in
> perhaps a month or two. My good friend loaned the $500.00, and I told him
> I’d pay him back $100.00 a month. He was cool with that.
>
>
>
> Of course, I didn’t pass the required credit plan to buy it from The Apple
> Store on payments, so good thing my friend stepped up to the plate.
>
> So here’s a big time thanks to Carl, you and the Apple Store saved my bacon
> and the day!
>
>
>
> Michael D. Ulrich
>
> Just an ordinary average blind guy
>
> Florida Council of the Blind
>
> Fundraising Committee Member
>
>
>
> Home: 239-540-7431
>
> Cell: 239-565-5845
>
> Email: mulr...@centurylink.net
>
>
>
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RE: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when it's drowning?

2017-05-30 Thread Connie Mohney 
Mike,

I heard if a phone gets wet put it in a zip lock bag with rice in it.

I’m glad your friend stepped up to the plate and helped you get the new phone 
and that the apple store was able to help you get what you need on your new 
one.  Good luck at the convention.

 

Connie

 

From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Mike Ulrich
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 3:28 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when 
it's drowning?

 

So early this past Sunday morning, while doing my impression of Marathon Chef 
Challenge; I must of inadvertently bumped my 16 gig 5S into the kitchen sink. 
It actually fell into my half full of sudsy water crock pot. Of which I used to 
slow cook some caramelized onions.

Well of course I didn’t hear the splash, nor the little fella’s cry for help. 
Note for a great way to make some big mega dollars: come up with a “Help me I’m 
drowning” IOS app!

So anyways by the time I found to my horror and shock that my IPhone was doing 
its floater in the pool impression, he was beyond resuscitation. I went through 
a fantasm of rage and anger, I did come up with a couple of really great new 
cursable phrases.  Finally coming up with a very harsh realization! How in the 
heck am I going to get through the Florida Council of the Blind Annual 
Convention this weekend in Jacksonville Florida? I have absolutely everything 
needed for the weekend on my 5S! I mean everything to run the annual FCB 
raffle, including taking in all of the chapter’s sold ticket stubs, recording 
all of the respective info, keeping the raffle winning tickets organized during 
the Saturday night official raffle drawing and pulling the winning tickets, 
plus the whole convention agenda and finally, besides all my Amtrak tickets in 
my Wallet app, all of my dialysis info. As I had to set up dialysis up in 
J-Ville.

 

I had several heart palpitations and couldn’t even swallow my heart to keep it 
quiet! Talk about a big brick exit and a half!

 

By the by; the mac and cheese with caramelized onions with sliced hot dogs 
marinated in soy sauce, turned out like rotten garbage! Talk about a bad day.

 

So Mike this sucks, what did you ever do?

Well Virginia, I scheduled a ride with a good friend of mine from Church. Carl 
picked me up Monday, yes Memorial day, and drove me down to our local Apple 
Store at Coconut Point Shopping Mall.

I ended up buying a brandie new 128 gig IPhone SE!

They pulled everything out my ICloud and it went smoothly and $500.00 later; my 
new 128 gig SE is ready to rock and even all my Straight Talk stuff is good to 
go.

I can’t tell you how helpful those folks at the Apple Store are! Way cool 
indeed!

I was originally planning on buying an SE of the same capacity, but in perhaps 
a month or two. My good friend loaned the $500.00, and I told him I’d pay him 
back $100.00 a month. He was cool with that.

 

Of course, I didn’t pass the required credit plan to buy it from The Apple 
Store on payments, so good thing my friend stepped up to the plate.

So here’s a big time thanks to Carl, you and the Apple Store saved my bacon and 
the day!

 

Michael D. Ulrich

Just an ordinary average blind guy

Florida Council of the Blind

Fundraising Committee Member

 

Home: 239-540-7431

Cell: 239-565-5845

Email: mulr...@centurylink.net

 

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OK so how do you save your IPhone when it's screaming for help when it's drowning?

2017-05-30 Thread Mike Ulrich 
So early this past Sunday morning, while doing my impression of Marathon
Chef Challenge; I must of inadvertently bumped my 16 gig 5S into the kitchen
sink. It actually fell into my half full of sudsy water crock pot. Of which
I used to slow cook some caramelized onions.

Well of course I didn't hear the splash, nor the little fella's cry for
help. Note for a great way to make some big mega dollars: come up with a
"Help me I'm drowning" IOS app!

So anyways by the time I found to my horror and shock that my IPhone was
doing its floater in the pool impression, he was beyond resuscitation. I
went through a fantasm of rage and anger, I did come up with a couple of
really great new cursable phrases.  Finally coming up with a very harsh
realization! How in the heck am I going to get through the Florida Council
of the Blind Annual Convention this weekend in Jacksonville Florida? I have
absolutely everything needed for the weekend on my 5S! I mean everything to
run the annual FCB raffle, including taking in all of the chapter's sold
ticket stubs, recording all of the respective info, keeping the raffle
winning tickets organized during the Saturday night official raffle drawing
and pulling the winning tickets, plus the whole convention agenda and
finally, besides all my Amtrak tickets in my Wallet app, all of my dialysis
info. As I had to set up dialysis up in J-Ville.

 

I had several heart palpitations and couldn't even swallow my heart to keep
it quiet! Talk about a big brick exit and a half!

 

By the by; the mac and cheese with caramelized onions with sliced hot dogs
marinated in soy sauce, turned out like rotten garbage! Talk about a bad
day.

 

So Mike this sucks, what did you ever do?

Well Virginia, I scheduled a ride with a good friend of mine from Church.
Carl picked me up Monday, yes Memorial day, and drove me down to our local
Apple Store at Coconut Point Shopping Mall.

I ended up buying a brandie new 128 gig IPhone SE!

They pulled everything out my ICloud and it went smoothly and $500.00 later;
my new 128 gig SE is ready to rock and even all my Straight Talk stuff is
good to go.

I can't tell you how helpful those folks at the Apple Store are! Way cool
indeed!

I was originally planning on buying an SE of the same capacity, but in
perhaps a month or two. My good friend loaned the $500.00, and I told him
I'd pay him back $100.00 a month. He was cool with that.

 

Of course, I didn't pass the required credit plan to buy it from The Apple
Store on payments, so good thing my friend stepped up to the plate.

So here's a big time thanks to Carl, you and the Apple Store saved my bacon
and the day!

 

Michael D. Ulrich

Just an ordinary average blind guy

Florida Council of the Blind

Fundraising Committee Member

 

Home: 239-540-7431

Cell: 239-565-5845

Email: mulr...@centurylink.net

 

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