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Hi everyone,yhis is my first post.I cracked the side mirror on my 98 Forrester.I would like to remove the mirror(non remote) to replace just the glass.Do I remove the three phillips head screws that are under the mirror frame or are there others that I haven't discovered?
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Started by mistrsub , Mar 10 2004 01:30 PM
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Posted 10 March 2004 - 01:30 PM
Posted 10 March 2004 - 03:42 PM
No need to remove anything except for the broken glass. MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT HAVE A HEATED MIRROR BEFORE DOING ANYTHING!!!! (winter package)
Be cautious not to damage the backing plate, which is what the mirror attaches to.
Be cautious not to damage the backing plate, which is what the mirror attaches to.
Posted 10 March 2004 - 04:11 PM
Think out of the box...
How about a web cam and a laptop??
How about a web cam and a laptop??
Posted 10 March 2004 - 04:35 PM
....I don't think the mirror frame is strong enough to carry a laptop.
I would use bleutooth which is connected to your eye ballnerves directly.....
I would use bleutooth which is connected to your eye ballnerves directly.....
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As the fastest qualifier on Saturday, Gwin was the last rider out of the gate on Sunday. His time of 3 minutes, 10.27 seconds was more than two seconds faster than runner-up Greg Minnaar (RSA), while Troy Brosnan (AUS) took third. With the victory, Gwin jumps from fourth to second in the World Cup standings with 434 points. Minnaar holds on to his lead with 472 points.
Luca Shaw (Hendersonville, N.C./SRAM Troy Lee Designs) made it two Americans in the top 10 as he finished 10th on Sunday with a time of 3:17.02. Other U.S. riders placing in the top 50 were Neko Mulally (Pisgah Forest, N.C./YT) in 26th (3:20.07), Dakotah Norton (Atlas, Mich./Morpheus Bikes) in 45th (3:22.36), and Eliot Jackson (Westlake Village, Calif./Giant Factory Racing) in 46th (3:22.45).
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The 29-percentage-point increase in Putin's job approval between 2013 and 2014 suggests he has solidified his previously shaky support base. For the first time since 2008, a majority of Russians (73%) believe their country's leadership is leading them in the right direction. This renewed faith is apparent in their record-level confidence in the country's military (78%), their national government (64%), and honesty of elections (39%).
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In the U.S. after 6 years of Obama
I'm back in the USSR
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What a sad state of affairs. The President of the United States is worse than the President of Russia (and the President of the U.S. is probably more of a liberal too!!). Who would have ever thought something like THAT would happen....
Well Obama was right about the reset thing.
Puti's back to where he was when Obama showed up.
Almost an inverse correlation to what is happening for the Current Occupant now squatting in the White Hut. As Putin's overall approval numbers soar, the numbers for The Won tank almost at the same rate.
Can we swap Maximum Leaders with the Russians? Although, why would the Russian even WANT to take the deal?
Obama could only dream of 83% approval. And, I bet at one time he did. He thought the sound of his own voice would be enough to sway those who didn't vote for him in 2008.
We never even had trials for those murderous brutal people, no wonder they love Putin as he rebuilds their empire.
Who paid for the Gallup Putin popularity poll ?..
Let me guess , the KGB run Russia Today .
Russia is a Police state just like China .
Putin, Defender of Christendom, please, any of my fellow countrymen who are still enamored by this butcher, you know the way out...
Both Hitler and Stalin had admirers here in the USofA prior to WWII. Chew on that for a bit.
Ummm, the polls for Obama are doing just fine like the private sector... oh wait... 39%
"The President of the United States is worse than the President of Russia..."
That's a fact. President Buckwheat is on track to be the most hated man in America. That will upset the neo-con trolls here on FR, but who cares.
So it turns out that the Russians aren't as dumb as 51% of American voters.
I know a number of Russians.
The FUNNY THING is that they are pretty much like us. They want their kids to have a country to grow up in. They want a STABLE place for everyone - they do not "appreciate" the "gorgeous mosaic" of 3rd World types blowing up their subways or otherwise killing their kids.
I know. Believe me, I know. I am supposed to HATE Putin because our present administration has problems with him.
But I'm not there yet...maybe others can tell me where I'm wrong.
To say that Lithuanians don't like Russians is a serious understatement...but I know what you mean.
But yea, exactly, from what I can tell, if you don't actively oppose the government there, life is better and freer than it has been for a very long time, maybe forever.
From what I hear people actually, now, SMILE in Russia. They didn't do that during the czar days and they certainly didn't do that during their Communist days.
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Comtech Telecommunications Corp. (Nasdaq: CMTL) announced today that its New York-based subsidiary, Comtech PST Corp., has received a $1.3 million contract for broadband, solid-state, high-power RF microwave amplifiers from a major international customer.
The amplifiers, which include the latest broadband solid-state switching and transistor technology, provide for very broad frequency coverage and will be utilized as part of a communications jamming system supplied to an international end user.
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Jennifer Hudson fans who attended Saturday's Michael Jackson Forever tribute concert probably expected to hear their favorite singer perform. But instead, the artist bailed on the event and her absence disappointed her countless U.K. supporters who hoped to hear her celebrate the late King of Pop's life. If you remember, Hudson was one of the celebrities chosen to sing at Jackson's funeral back in 2009, where she sang a beautiful rendition of his famous hit, Will You Be There, so I'm sure many people were hoping to see another moving performance.
The former American Idol contestant claimed the reason she missed the concert was due to "major production issues," which seems conveniently vague to me but according to the Chicago Sun-Times, Hudson's camp explained organizers did not give the singer/actress enough time to rehearse the number she was expected to perform. Oddly enough, the other entertainers scheduled to perform (such as Christina Aguilera, Ne-Yo, and Cee Lo Green) were given the same amount of prep time and didn't seem to have a problem with it. A source close to the organizers, however, commented "there was something else going on" besides the production issues that prompted the absence, but wouldn't/couldn't divulge any further information.
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The last minute cancellation angered producers a great deal and they are demanding Hudson return her six figure paycheck. There's been no word yet on if she plans on doing that or not, but it goes without saying that she definitely should give the money back. It's a fair request, considering she didn't do what she was supposed to, even though she had the same amount of time to prepare as everyone else. If she was too busy then she shouldn't have accepted the job.
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I just got done with reading 'Digital Fortress' by Dan Brown. Picked it up with huge expectations after reading The Da Vinci Code, only to be extremely disappointed.
The end was the most tortuous, imagine the top guys at the NSA (supposedly the accumulation of the brightest minds on the planet, according to the novel), not knowing their seventh standard chemistry. I'd expect them to figure out the difference between the isotopes of Uranium, an element we hear and read more than we do about others, O2 for example.
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Changes to Ward Boundaries for Local Government ElectionsIn 2007 the way in which Councillors are elected will change. At present one Councillor represents one city ward (there are presently 43 wards and 43 councillors in the city of Aberdeen each representing 3,500 - 4,000 electors). In 2007 there will be 3 or 4 councillors per ward with larger wards of about 12,000 - 16,000 electors.
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The Shoei X-Fourteen is here!
It's a radical new helmet design and it looks the part.
As a Shoei helmet, the build quality, paint and graphics are, of course, superb.
The radical design features include a multi-part interior that takes owner customization and fit to a new level.
The interior can also be adjusted back by 4 degrees to account for "head down" racing.
The cheek pads are also revolutionary. They're perforated to evaporate sweat and add to the cooling factor.
Upper ventilation is also outstanding with a brow vent and two-position top vent.
There are 6 rear exhaust ports hidden behind the mid-helmet array of spoilers.
The most radical feature can be seen at the rear of the X-Fourteen, with its time trial helmet taper and replaceable "flaps".
But probably the biggest surprise is that the X-Fourteen is incredibly comfortable and the plush lining also keeps the interior very quiet.
When all is said and done, the new Shoei X-Fourteen makes the old X-12 seem like the two-generations old helmet it is.
webBikeWorld published a Shoei X-14 preview during the 2015 AIMExpo (report) and Shoei promised a late Spring release.
The X-Fourteen is now here and it was worth the wait!
Shoei's "X" descriptor has always been reserved for their top-of-the-line racing helmets. The last X-series helmet was the Shoei X-12 (review), released way back in 2009. Was it really that long ago? Yes.
That helmet served Shoei well and, in fact, it is still being worn by world-class motorcycle racers today.
But here's a little secret: the X-series doesn't really mean a focused racing helmet only. Instead, we'll call it the "Supersport" label, because the X helmets have always included a big dose comfort that works on the street.
In fact, the X-Fourteen has surprised us with a degree of comfort, fit and noise control that makes it ideal for street riders.
Also, Shoei continues to support the Snell safety standard and the X-Fourteen continues the X-series Snell certification tradition, now updated to the Snell M2015 standard (report).
That makes the X-14 a bit heavier than it might be without the certification, but we'll take the tradeoff.
Shoei makes premium level motorcycle helmets with a reputation second to none. That makes it easy to evaluate quality: it's outstanding. There are no ifs, ands or buts about it.
We were able to get one of the first size XL X-Fourteens off the production line and we had a choice of any color we wanted, as long as it was black.
I tried all the tricks in the book to get one of the graphic designs, but they just weren't available.
No matter, because the show finish gloss black on this one is deep as they come. And who knows -- maybe the shiny reflections will act as a safety factor!
As a premium helmet, you'd expect all the moving parts to work flawlessly and they do. The dual chin vent, top vent and brow vent sliders all have a solid but subtle click feel and the face shield also operates smoothly.
The helmet liner is especially awesome; it's much too plush for a race helmet and it can be adjusted and tweaked more ways than any other helmet we know of.
Of course, with that premium quality comes a premium price, but hold an X-Fourteen and compare it with lesser helmets and you'll immediately understand what you're buying
Score: We rate the Shoei X-Fourteen an "Outstanding" rating for overall quality, paint, graphics and and overall fit and finish. See the ratings category in the summary table at the end of the review.
When it comes to helmet fit and internal shapes, there's very little standardization, even within the same manufacturer.
That's a pretty general statement, but we believe it to be true, based on our vast experience in reviewing around 300 motorcycle helmets to date.
And here's another general statement: Shoei has the most consistent internal shape in all of their helmets of any manufacturer.
We didn't believe it at first, but after 16+ years of webBikeWorld helmet reviews (and the very first webBikeWorld review was of a helmet), we're believers.
The "Shoei shape" fits Burn like, well, like a glove. I've always had a problem with Shoei helmets however, due to my "wide track" or "Earth" shaped head, which is widest at the temples.
Shoei helmets typically have what we term a "Narrow" or "Slightly Narrow" internal shape.
It's not quite as narrow as the "ECE fit" typically found in Nolan, Caberg and Schuberth helmets but definitely to the narrow side of "Neutral". Got that?
I have talked to Shoei management at the various trade shows about this and pretty much begged them to make a "Round" head helmet for the rest of us. I can't say they rejected the idea outright but I can't say it will happen either. One can only hope...
So count me as surprised when I first slid the X-Fourteen over my head and it fit! There's no question that it's still to the "Narrow" side of "Neutral" and the super-plush, thickly-padded interior masks the shape somewhat (or a lot).
But I can say that this size XL X-Fourteen fits me better than any other current helmet in my inventory.
For example, I've been wearing an Arai Corsair X (review) with the 5 mm pads removed from the 10 and 2 o'clock positions and one of the pads placed in front of the head band at my forehead to fill the gap.
But the X-Fourteen fits me better than that right out of the box. In fact, there's nothing I have changed inside the X-14 that might make it more comfortable.
That being said, Burn has a size large X-Fourteen that fits him to a "T", and he's a classic "Long Oval" head shape.
|Shoei X-Fourteen Shell Size Chart
|This Head Size...
|...Uses This Shell Size
I asked a Shoei rep about this and he couldn't confirm or deny that the Shoei internal shape has changed.
I think probably it hasn't and perhaps it's just that as I conjectured: the plushness of the liner helps conform the fit to a wider range of head shapes than before. That's my take on it anyway...
Bottom line? The X-Fourteen should fit Shoei head shapes just like before. But if you're like me -- with a head that is too "Round" to comfortably fit a Shoei helmet in the past -- try the X-Fourteen in your size and one size larger and see how it feels.
The liner has more removable/replaceable parts that we can count -- literally -- so if it doesn't fit, there are still plenty of options you can try.
And by the way, something that might be a bit of a gimmick is the ability to rotate the entire liner assembly back by 4 degrees. This is for racing, where your head is down and you're looking up.
They'd probably have been better off increasing the visibility out the top of the eye port for racing, but anyway, the rotating liner feature is there should you need it.
Otherwise, the liner fabric and the thick padding (in the size XL anyway) help with the fit and add a large dose of comfort.
Oh, and one more thing: there are tiny recesses on either side for speakers -- which proves the "Supersport" point -- but at only about 25 mm across and maybe 4 mm deep, not many of the modern intercom speakers will fit in the recess.
The X-Fourteen is made in 4 shell sizes, just like the X-12. This helps keep the internal size closer to the external shell size, but with the "different" shape of the X-Fourteen, the helmet looks kind of big from the outside no matter the shell size.
This size XL is rated to fit a 61-62 cm head and we think that's correct.
The size L is listed at 59-60 cm, also fits to size in our opinion. The extensive liner customization means you can probably shade that size range one size up or down for any standard head size.
But don't forget that a larger head in a smaller size will decrease the thickness of the padding.
For more information on choosing and fitting a motorcycle helmet, please see the wBW Motorcycle Helmet FAQ page, which also includes a discussion on head shapes.
Score: We'll give the Shoei X-Fourteen an "Outstanding" rating for fit and liner comfort.
Seven years ago, we were disappointed with the ventilation in the X-12, but that's a long-ago memory.
About the only thing the X-Fourteen has in common with the X-12 is the Shoei logo on the front and that's a very good thing when it comes to ventilation.
The X-Fourteen's vent system consists of a dual chin vent, a brow vent and a large scoop-type top vent. The chin vent and top vent are two-way adjustable.
The top vent is the star of the show. It's simple but it works.
And as we have pointed out numerous times in the past, it's all well and good to have plenty of air coming into the helmet, but the design of the EPS channels, the exhaust and especially the liner are crucial.
Without a well-designed integrated system, the air has nowhere to go and that is a problem with many helmets we have reviewed. You can't just slap a vent on top and call it done.
Despite the plush and rather complicated liner in the X-Fourteen, Shoei left the all-important fore/aft channels along the upper part that direct the air over the rider's head.
The vent holes can be seen directly through the EPS and the air has a clean shot down into the helmet. The novel rear exhaust system also works really well to create negative pressure to pull the air through.
The result is outstanding upper ventilation, even when riding behind a fairing (but with the top of the helmet peeking above the lip).
The brow vent apparently helps but it's not as directly noticeable as opening the top vent.
The chin vent is divided into lower and upper halves. The upper half has two "speeds" and it directs air up along the top of the chin bar, which is the typical approach in a motorcycle helmet.
The bottom half directs the air along the sides of the chin bar, where it is directed over small channels and a hole molded into the backing of each cheek pad.
The cheek pad has mesh fabric sewn along the back side forming the ear pocket. The vent system and the cheek pads are designed to keep this area cool and dry. It's a bit difficult to tell how it works; we'll learn more as summer approaches.
There are no direct vent passages through the chin bar, which is a disappointment.
Overall, the ventilation in the X-Fourteen is light years better than the X-12 but doesn't quite match the Arai Corsair X.
We do have one criticism of the X-Fourteen however: the first opening detent for the visor is larger than we'd like and unfortunately the first detent isn't crisp enough to make it easy to locate the visor at that first level.
It takes a skilled finger to get the face shield to land in the first position which creates about a 20 mm opening. It's probably fine for riding behind a windscreen but too much on an unfaired bike.
Also, the lift tab seems small and it's far enough over to the left that it causes some torqueing of the face shield as you're trying to lift it.
That doesn't help matters, making it more difficult than it should be to get the face shield to stop at your selected position.
And while we're at it, Shoei added a thumb lock at the lower left to keep the visor locked for racing.
That's fine, but they could have/should have included the ability to pop the face shield open just a touch for city defogging.
Arai did that on the new Corsair X and it seems strange for the very conservative Arai to one-up Shoei when it comes to a user-friendly feature addition.
It is a lost opportunity that we hope can be corrected.
The X-Fourteen also comes with a Pinlock visor insert and tear-off posts. Various tinted visors are also available.
The eye port on the X-Fourteen is better than average for horizontal visibility and slightly better than average in the vertical plane.
Score: The X-Fourteen gets an "Excellent" rating for ventilation and the face shield.
Shoei and Arai remain committed to manufacturing their helmets to the Snell standards.
The X-Fourteen is certified to the latest Snell M2015 standard (report), as is the Arai Corsair X, a factor that probably has affected the helmet's weight.
Our X-Fourteen in size XL weighs 1750 grams (3 lbs., 14-1/8 oz.) which is heavier than we'd like.
Meeting Snell M2015 certainly has something to do with that, as does the sheer volume of padding on the inside, the multiple-piece liner system and the extended shell shape towards the rear.
In comparison, that weight is nearly identical to the size XL Corsair-V we reviewed in 2009, which was a size XL and weighed 1758 grams.
The Special Edition Corsair-V helmets we reviewed last year in size L weighed 1599 grams for the Nicky 5 and 1596 grams for the Isle of Man TT edition.
And the most recent Corsair-X in size L weighed 1631 grams.
The Shoei X-12 in size XL weighed 1766 grams and the old Shoei X-Eleven (review) weighed 1635 grams.
Fortunately -- and like the other Shoei X-series helmets we've reviewed -- the X-Fourteen has excellent balance and aerodynamics, which helps mask the mass.
For more information, see the wBW Motorcycle Helmet Weights page, which lists the weights of all helmets we have reviewed to date.
Score: The X-Fourteen gets a "Very Good" rating for acceptable weight and good balance.
One thing that continues to surprise us is the low noise levels when riding with the X-Fourteen. We'd have to credit the thick padding, the tight seal of the face shield, the dual chin curtain/chin spoiler and the aerodynamics for that.
The bottom line here is that X-14 is one of the quietest full-face helmets we've reviewed, even when riding behind buffeting windscreens.
When the top vent is open, the noise level increases slightly but it isn't intrusive, at least at sort-of legal speeds. The sound is well muted.
There doesn't seem to be much of a difference in noise levels whether the rider is leaned forward or sitting upright, another good thing.
And the noise is very well controlled along the bottom of the helmet, due to the shape of the liner and the helmet shell and the more consistent fit in this area due to the use of 4 shell sizes.
So this is a big benefit of the X-Fourteen and a very noticeable improvement over the X-12 and other Shoei helmets we have reviewed in the last few years.
Note that our helmet evaluations are a combined effort of several riders over time on different types of motorcycles with and without windscreens.
Evaluators wear correctly fitted, high quality ear plugs (even when evaluating motorcycle intercom systems).
Always protect your hearing when riding a motorcycle. See the wBW Earplug Reviews for more information on choosing and wearing earplugs.
Note also that perceived noise levels will vary, depending on the individual.
Noise can be caused by many factors, including helmet fit, the type of motorcycle and windscreen, wind speed and direction and even the rider's clothing.
For more information on helmet noise, visit the wBW Motorcycle Helmet Noise page.
Score: The X-Fourteen gets an "Outstanding" rating for noise control.
The "Matrix AIM+" shell used on the X-Fourteen is similar to but apparently an evolution of the AIM+ shell used in the X-12.
Shoei marketing materials state that the "Multi-Ply Matrix AIM+ Shell construction" combines "fiberglass with organic fibers".
"The X-Fourteen's proprietary AIM+ Shell is not only incredibly strong, it is extremely lightweight, and comes in an industry-leading four shell sizes to ensure a custom fit for heads between the sizes of XS-XXL." according to the information.
The chin strap uses a D-ring system and the padding is comfortable but slightly thin and could be longer. The helmet has a five-year warranty.
|webBikeWorld Opinionator: Shoei X-14
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The X-Fourteen is a definite improvement over the old Shoei X-12, that's for sure.
The shape of the X-Fourteen is radical enough that it might even be a turn-off for some.
It's always very difficult to know for sure what an aerodynamic detail really offers when riding on the street. We'll have to take it at their word that the X-14 does the job on the track.
But really -- if the X-Fourteen was a pure race helmet, it would surely have more than a few compromises for street riders.
In fact, the "dirty little secret" (but not so dirty) is that the X-Fourteen makes an outstanding full-face street helmet.
It has Shoei quality, for one, backed by Shoei support. It's built like the veritable tank and it's Snell M2015 certified. That adds some weight to be sure, but Shoei and many others think the tradeoff is worthwhile.
Boil it all down and you have what is one of the most comfortable helmets we've ever reviewed, with outstanding ventilation, low noise levels and a level of liner customization that is class-leading (the surprise is that we didn't need to though!).
You're going to pay for it, but those features are what you're looking for in a helmet, right?
|wBW Review: Shoei X-14 Motorcycle Helmet
|Manufacturer: Shoei Co. Ltd.
|List Price (2016): $681.99-$839.99
|Sizes: XS-2XL Shell Sizes: 4
|Made In: Japan
|Review Date: March 2016
|Colors: Solids and graphics.
Rating Scale is subjective: Unacceptable, Poor, Neutral, Very Good, Excellent, Outstanding.
From "M.S." (October 2015): "As always, your reviews are spot on. Not sure if I missed the fact that the photochromic shield available on the RF-1200 is now an option for the X-14.
According to a Shoei rep, the photochromic shield should be widely available by the end of the year, right now shipments are spotty at best."


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England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. The name Batyn comes from the Old English given name Batte, a pet form of Bartholomew.
Batyn Early Origins
Somerset, where the family of Batten have been seated for nearly six centuries. They are considered of Flemish origin. Among eminent merchants of the staple (wool-trade) temp. Edward I., were several De Beteyns and Batyns. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
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A multitude of spelling variations characterize Norman surnames. Many variations occurred because Old and Middle English lacked any definite spelling rules. The introduction of Norman French to England also had a pronounced effect, as did the court languages of Latin and French. Therefore, one person was often referred to by several different spellings in a single lifetime. The various spellings include Batten, Battin, Battyne, Baten, Batin, Batton and many more.
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A wasted year and now I might end up permanently disabled
Posted on March 4th, 2015
I was referred to Dr. Mehta for my juvenile idiopathic arthritis- it's an immune disorder and I'm now over 18 so naturally I can't continue seeing my pediatric Rheumatologist - Dr. Mehta seemed confused by that fact and kept insisting on re-testing me for my disorder. I should mention uncategorized JIA tests cost about 1,800 dollars out of pocket. I took a few of the test but refused to re-take the more expensive ones, showing him the reports from the original ones. Dr. Mehta provided no treatment at all even after lack of treatment put me back on crutches. He kept insisting I didn't have RA- I knew this, it was also in my file- RA is one of SIX subcategories in JIA. He ignored my test results and went off on tangents trying to get me to do more tests with him for more money. He's a money pit and refused to even allow me the most basic of treatment despite the fact lack of treatment lead to avascular necrosis in my foot. My bones are dying in my foot and even after this fact came to light he refused to actually treat me. I can't give him a lower rating but please see a different doctor if you value your health,quality of life, and mobility.
horrible office staff
Posted on October 7th, 2014
The staff is rude and doesn't do what they say they will do. I have had multiple problems getting medication refills leaving me to suffer withdrawals and extreme pain. This last weekend I had to go to the ER for pain because I never got a response as promised by the staff the week before. I am trying to get more medication as I type this but I will probably have to call again. I was told I need to see pain management now which is fine but I need more medication until I can get in with another dr. This experience is so frustrating and my pain has only increased from dealing with these rude, uncaring people. I will not be returning to this dr and will not recommend his office to others.
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Posted on February 22nd, 2014
I would definitely recommend Dr. Mehta to anyone that needs a competent, caring arthritis doctor. Thank you Dr. Mehta and staff (Lillian especially)
Very Satisfied patient
Posted on September 18th, 2013
I have been seeing Dr. Mehta for over a year and I am completely satified with the level of care that I receive from him and the service from his staff. Dr. Mehta has been very attentive to my medicall issues and working with me to alleviate the pains and issues that have plagued me for a long time. Thank you very much to all of his staff.
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Posted on September 12th, 2013
I have been a patient of Southland Arthritis fo 12 years, with Dr. C Mehta as my Physician. I have the utmost respect for Dr. Mehta, I have found him to exhibit compassion,caring,and understanding my needs in the treatment of RA. Dr. Mehta has helped me with many issues re my illness,when I felt there was no hope for relief. Dr. Mehta has always taken the time to listen to my concerns, If I needed to see him due to an emergency, he would always make time for me. In short, I am very pleased with the care I have received from this DR.I am currently seeing Dr. Mehta's son, Dr. Amal, with whom I am also very pleased at the professional level I am receiving!
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Posted on September 12th, 2013
I have seen several rheumatologists over 8 years of treatment, and Dr. Mehta has been the best in taking a holistic view, being thoughtful about his approach to which medicine to prescribe, helpful in clarifying symptoms, generally considerate, and seeing the patient as a person. His entire staff is friendly and professional.
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Posted on August 27th, 2012
I am very pleased with my experience with Dr. Mehta. I didn't have to wait long, and the doctor was very knowledgeable about my condition.
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Posted on September 23rd, 2011
This dr was recommended to me and I was not impressed at all. He is very very forgetful, he gave me pills and then forgot that he gave them to me and was trying to give me a different pill 4 weeks later. Couldnt figure out what was wrong with me, even after running a bunch of tests on me, and after seeing him for 5 months,and instead of saying he cant help me and sending me to another dr, he kept having me come back every 3 or 4 weeks and taking my money. This dr never wrote anything down ever, very old school way of doing things, doesnt have a computer like most modern doctors have now, he would come in with my file, but wouldnt write notes, even my primary care dr said that the report he sends her is very hard to read and understand and is just one or two words or one sentence. He never would listen to me either when I would try to tell him things, I even wrote down all my symptoms and tried to read it to him and he talked over me. I have now stopped seeing him and have found another dr. The only good thing was that he did give me samples of pills to see if they would work instead of making me pay for expensive pills that I only took for a few weeks and the fact that you can always get an appointment quickly the wait time was fairly quick, but the dr was just too old in his thinking and the office staff was very very rude and short with you. Think twice when you go here.
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I have a few tables with teams in a soccer-game and odds people have set up for these teams. What I want is to select the teams names and the three highest odds next to each team. The result should look something like this:
Team Odds1 Odds2 Odds3
Liverpool 3,22 3,01 2,98
Draw 3,5 3,41 3,2
Mancester Utd 1,98 1,75 1,72
I have created a stored procedure to do this and I'm not sure if I have done it in the best way, but I get an error and I don't understand why. The error is "Maximum stored procedure, function, trigger, or view nesting level exceeded (limit 32)", but I can't understand why the loop is nesting. If anyone has a better way to do this I'm all ears. Here's the sp:
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.sel_ListTopOdds AS DECLARE @Cur cursor, @DescID int, @PlayerID int, @Odds1 float, @Odds2 float, @Odds3 float, @tmpOdds1 float, @tmpOdds2 float BEGIN DECLARE @MyTable TABLE ( PlayerID int, Player varchar(200), Odds1 float, Odds2 float, Odds3 float ) SET @DescID = 631 --for testing purposes INSERT INTO @MyTable (PlayerID, Player, Odds1) SELECT p.PlayerID, Player, (SELECT MAX(Odds) FROM odds WHERE DescID = @DescID AND WinnerAlt = w.PlayerID) FROM games AS d, winner AS w, players AS p WITH (NOLOCK) WHERE d.DescID = @DescID AND w.DescID = d.DescID AND p.PlayerID = w.PlayerID SET @Cur = CURSOR FOR (SELECT PlayerID, Odds1 FROM @MyTable) OPEN @Cur FETCH NEXT FROM @Cur INTO @PlayerID, @Odds1 WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS = 0) BEGIN SET @tmpOdds1 = (SELECT MAX(Odds) FROM bob_ballot WHERE DescID = @DescID AND WinnerAlt = @PlayerID AND Odds < @Odds1) UPDATE @MyTable SET Odds2 = @tmpOdds1 WHERE PlayerID = @PlayerID SET @tmpOdds2 = (SELECT MAX(Odds) FROM odds WHERE DescID = @DescID AND WinnerAlt = @PlayerID AND Odds < @tmpOdds1) UPDATE @MyTable SET Odds3 = @tmpOdds2 WHERE PlayerID = @PlayerID FETCH NEXT FROM @Cur INTO @PlayerID, @Odds1 END CLOSE @Cur DEALLOCATE @Cur ENDFrettmaestro
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Stupid STUPID mistake!! For testing purposes I added "exec sel_ListTopOdds" at the end after the procedure but what I didn't realize was that it was treated as a part of the procedure, and offcourse that makes it recursive when it calls itself each time it finishes...I feel like a moron...Frettmaestro
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The United States Treasury Department will divest 30 million additional shares of General Motors Co. common stock in a stock offering. The share sale will also include 20 million shares from the UAW union's GM retiree health-care trust. GM's share sale coincides with its return to the Standard & Poor's 500 Index on June 6, 2013, the Treasury said in a statement.
The department's share offering plan is in line with an announcement made in December 2012 that it would sell its remaining GM stake in 12 to 15 months. The Treasury still holds around 241.7 million shares, or nearly 18 percent, of common GM shares, Reuters said. According to a statement by S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC, GM is replacing H.J. Heinz Co., which will be acquired by Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and other investors in a $23 billion buyout.
GM had been in the S&P 500 since the index was formed in 1957, until it was kicked out in 2009 due to its financial collapse that year. GM Chief Financial Officer Dan Ammann said in a statement that they appreciate the opportunity to assist in the share offering that was made possible by the carmaker's return to the S&P 500.
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Unimodal regression in the two-parameter exponential family with constant or known dispersion parameter
In this paper we discuss statistical methods for curve-estimation under the assumption of unimodality for variables with distributions belonging to the two-parameter exponential family with known or constant dispersion parameter. We suggest a non-parametric method based on monotonicity properties. The method is applied to Swedish data on laboratory verified diagnoses of influenza and data on inflation from an episode of hyperinflation in Bulgaria.
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東宝映画, 黒沢プロダクション提携作品 ; プロデューサー 黒澤明, 田中友幸 ; シナリオ 黒澤明, 井出雅人 ; 監督 黒澤明. 黒澤明, 田中友幸, 井出雅人, 仲代達也, 山崎努, 萩原健一, 根津甚八, 大滝秀治. ; ; Akira Kurosawa; Tomoyuki Tanaka; Masato Ide; Takao Saitō; Shōji Ueda; Shin'ichirō Ikebe; Tatsuya Nakadai; Tsutomu Yamazaki; Kenʻichi Hagiwara; Jinpachi Nezu; Shūji Ōtaki; Tōhō Kabushiki Kaisha.; Kurosawa Purodakushon.; Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc.; Criterion Collection (Firm)
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|Originally released as a motion picture in 1980.
Special features: [disc 1] new, restored high-definition digital transfer enhanced for widescreen televisions; audio commentary by Kurosawa scholar Stephen Prince, author of The Warrior's Camera: the Cinema of Akira Kurosawa; includes U.S. trailer, Japanese teaser and Japanese trailer; [disc 2] Lucas, Coppola, and Kurosawa (19 min., 2005 ; interview with Lucas and Coppola) ; 41 min. documentary on Kagemusha (part of the Toho Masterworks series Akira Kurosawa: It is Wonderful to Create) ; Image: Kurosawa's Continuity (43 min. video by Masayuki Yui that reconstructs Kagemusha through Kurosawa's paintings and sketches) ; Suntory commercials made on set ; storyboards. Booklet featuring new essay by Japanese culture expert Peter Grilli, an interview by Japanese film expert Tony Rayns, and biographical sketches by Japanese film historian Donald Richie.
|Music, Ikebe Shin'ichiro ; cinematography, SaitoÌ Takao, Ueda Masaharu, Screenplay, Kurosawa Akira, Ide Masato.
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Film and Theory : An Anthology Paperback
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This anthology offers a collection of some of the most provocative and influential writings of film theory from the 1960s and 1970s, along with new directions from the last two decades.An introductory essay to the volume sums up developments in film theory from the beginning up through the 1980s, while introductions to specific groupings of essays summarize debates on those issues.
Rather than look at film theory in terms of schools and allegiances, the editors investigate questions and problematics: What is the cinema?
What is the cinematic apparatus? How do spectators differ in their desires? What is realism? Is realism desirable? Thus psychoanalysis, reception theory, cognitive theory, race theory, and feminism all provide partially valid answers to the question: What does the spectator want?
This anthology's goal is to facilitate a polylogue among the theorists who have ignored or maligned one another and to deprovincialize film theory.
Film Theory multiplies the perspectives and positions, the situations and locations, from which film theory is spoken.
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There is a huge difference between reference to the woman you just posted. Ms. Fluke isn't looking for repentance, she is looking all of us to just say what she is doing is A-OK and for us to pay for it and take us all to Hell with her.
Fishtank, you aren't thinking properly about this. This woman isn't looking for forgiveness, she is looking to normalize prostitution, i.e. getting paid when she has sex.
You're welcome, Fishtank. I'm sorry to see such hellish words thrown at you, but you and I both know that is what we are to expect from this world when we speak the Word of God. Jesus warned us of this hatred, so we're not surprised.