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Yes, playminxie. That reminds me of a recent disaster at my workplace.

50% of our office was flooded with water due to the warming Minnesota days. Production engineering (my dept) was completely underwater. We had to move where ever we had room for the next two weeks while repairs were being made.

We stuffed 5 loud, clicky, typie, talkie mechanical engineers directly into the heart of the HR department. I felt so bad for the gals in HR, being that I was the worst of all of the mech engineers.

I also wanted to add, a magic eraser is a fairly magical tool to use on keyboards and palm rests. I've used them on my Think pad and and old Mac book to great effectiveness.

To put to rest the backplate warrenty myth. I asked this question to a friend who is a sales person with the MOA Apple store.

I was told that changing the back plate will not officially void your warranty, but an uptight employee from any store may have a hissy-fit and refuse to work on your iPhone 4. We both agreed that if you think your going to go into the Apple store with a iPhone problem, switch back to that old plate.

I replaced my back plate when unplgged ran the story of the alum. brushed back plate replacement. Its so easy to replace the backplate, it's almost like this was going to be an overpriced Apple-supplied customization that never received Job's approval.

I have a cd case just dedicated to installation and driver discs for my electronics and equipment. I hope I can buy sleeve pages for USB thumbs drives as well...