Mobile Repairing through codes:

Now-a-days mobile has become part of our life. Sometimes it may be locked unfortunately. There are two ways to unlock the mobile.

1. By using Computer software
2. By commands/ codes

Seconds method is easy. Through codes we can do lot of things such as unlocking, resetting, formatting etc. Repairing with code does not require any kind of tool, PC and cable. This type of repairing will be done in mobile handset itself.

*#92702689#: Type this number in your NOKIA mobile handset and soon you will come to know some important details of your handset such as IMEI number, Life timer, Made, Purchasing date etc. In order to go in standby mode again you have to switch off and then switch on the mobile handset.

To find out IMEI no of GSM Mobile:

*#06#: Type this number on mobile handset and you will come to know that what is your mobile’s IMEI number.

What is IMEI number:

It is 15 digits number. Each and every mobile has different IMEI number. IMEI means International Mobile Equipment and Identification Number). You may find this number beneath the battery at the back of the mobile handset.

XXXXXX	XX	XXXXXX	X
TAC	FAC	SNR	SPR
Type Approval Code	Final Assembly Code	Serial Number Code	Spare Code

*#7780#: To restore factory settings in NOKIA Handset.

*2767*3855#: Master unlock-code in SAMSUNG GSM Handset (Old model)

*2767*2878#: Master unlock-code in SAMSUNG GSM Handset

*2767*7377#: Master unlock-code in SAMSUNG GSM Handset (New Model)

*#523#: To adjust LCD contrast in SAMSUNG GSM mobile.

*#0228#: To display details of battery temperature and capacitance in SAMSUNG mobile.

*759#813380#: To unlock SAMSUNG T191 CDMA. After dialing this press ‘0’ , 13 times from the keypad.

Master reset code for SAMSUNG SCH N-356 SLIM:

47*869#123580 then type 060.

Note : you need not type : in above codes.

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HAZWOPER TRAINING

Free 40 Hour HAZWOPER TRAINING November 13-16, 2007 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. McCoy Administrative Bldg. Wellpinit, WA Contact: Spokane Tribal College 258-9202 or SHAWL Society 258-8952 SHAWL SOCIETY P.O. Box 61 Wellpinit, WA 99040 Phone: 509.258.8952 - 509.258.4313 shawlsociety@yahoo.com

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HISTORY

Uranium mining began on native lands in the 1950’s and continued until the market dropped in the early l980’s. Tribal members worked in the mining industry for three decades with little or no information about the toxic conditions of the workplace.

Two open-pit mines were launched on the Spokane Reservation. Midnite Mine began in 1953 and became a Superfund Site in 2000. There are complex difficulties with the Midnite reclamation due to aquifer penetration during mining operations, creating perpetual seepage evolving into two lakes of standing contaminated water which flows into Blue Creek and the Spokane River after undergoing a dated water treatment process.

Sherwood Mine was operated by Western Nuclear from 1978 until 1984 and has since been reclaimed. However, an estimated 1200 workers at Sherwood Mine and Millsite were never provided sufficient information about the detrimental impacts of radiation and by-product toxins associated with the uranium mining.

The residents of this reservation suffer disproportionate health impacts as a result of radiation and heavy metal contaminant exposure. There has never been a baseline health study conducted to determine health impact. Risk exposure to the community is especially high due to the subsistence lifestyle and cultural/spiritual practices, including hunting, fishing, gathering roots and berries, logging, sweatlodge and medicinal plant use.

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CURRENT PROJECTS

CURRENT PROJECTS

• Community Uranium Radiation Education (CURE) gatherings
• Resource Centers at Spokane Tribal College and IHS Clinic
• Community Training Events
• Uranium Curriculum Development Project with Wellpinit/Laguna Pueblo Schools
• Youth Video Training Project with TANF
• Indigenous Plants/Hide Tanning Projects
• Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) information services
• Radiation Exposure Screening Education Program with IHS
• Protecting Sacred Sites and Ceremonial Practices
• Spokane River Fish Consumption Outreach
• Holds membership in regional/national networks Peace Development Funds, BASE INITIATIVE; Indigenous Environmental Network; Western Mining Action Network

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