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	<title>Comments on: Saving money by doing more silly things</title>
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		<title>By: Chris Heuer</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chris Heuer</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 02 Jan 2010 15:44:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have a 60GB iPod Video (called Classic now but mine is that old). I haven&#039;t had the hard drive problem you mentioned but I had one that a good whack fixed. One day I plugged the iPod into my computer. It updated as usual and said it was charging. The next day I noticed that the battery was only half charged. I thought that was odd but there wasn&#039;t much I could do about it at work. I plugged it in again that night and again it said it was charging. The next day I noticed it hadn&#039;t charged again leaving just a couple hours of battery life. I listened until it died. At home I plugged it in and received a message to wait until it had enough power. It never got enough to get any further. I saw three possibilities: the iPod was dead, USB cord damanged, or USB port didn&#039;t work right. I ruled out the cord and ports. A few days later I knocked the iPod off my desk to the floor. It is a fake wood floor and the impact was hard enough to make the hard iPod case go flying off. I figured it would be way dead after something like that but it was able to take a charge again. Now I&#039;m thinking maybe there is a loose connection inside of it. The charging problem still happens to me from time to time (usually because I drop the iPod). Every time my solution is to punch it and it will start charging again.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have a 60GB iPod Video (called Classic now but mine is that old). I haven&#8217;t had the hard drive problem you mentioned but I had one that a good whack fixed. One day I plugged the iPod into my computer. It updated as usual and said it was charging. The next day I noticed that the battery was only half charged. I thought that was odd but there wasn&#8217;t much I could do about it at work. I plugged it in again that night and again it said it was charging. The next day I noticed it hadn&#8217;t charged again leaving just a couple hours of battery life. I listened until it died. At home I plugged it in and received a message to wait until it had enough power. It never got enough to get any further. I saw three possibilities: the iPod was dead, USB cord damanged, or USB port didn&#8217;t work right. I ruled out the cord and ports. A few days later I knocked the iPod off my desk to the floor. It is a fake wood floor and the impact was hard enough to make the hard iPod case go flying off. I figured it would be way dead after something like that but it was able to take a charge again. Now I&#8217;m thinking maybe there is a loose connection inside of it. The charging problem still happens to me from time to time (usually because I drop the iPod). Every time my solution is to punch it and it will start charging again.</p>
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