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"It felt great. It took me a couple games but there was a lot of excitement and it's good to have that monkey off my back," said Ortega about scoring his first goal as a Force player. Ortega said that his teammates are really opening up to him and that he has had an easy adjustment after coming to Fargo.
Headed into the second period the Force held a 2-1 lead that stayed intact as both teams put up a defensive battle through most of the second period. With less then a minute left in the second, the Black Hawks knotted the game at two when Justin Kloos scored on the power play with an assist by Zach Stepan.
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The Force began the overtime period on the power play but was unable to use the five on four matchup to their benefit. Neither team was able to score in the five minute overtime so the game headed into a shootout to decide the victor of tonight's contest. Jensen in net for the Force during the shootout made the save against Waterloo's Taylor Cammarata. Ortega is first out for the Force, slid the puck past Black Hawks' goalie, Eamon McAdams. Waterloo followed with Kloos with a miss. The Force sent Toninato to solidify the shootout win but McAdams with a quick save kept the Black Hawks' hopes alive. Stepan took his turn against Jensen but was unable to score and the Force beat the Black Hawks 4-3.
"I used my go-to move and I just stuck with it and it happened to work," said Ortega of the go-ahead goal in the shootout.
"They are a good hockey team and we can't give them anything, we have to make them earn it," said Head Coach John Marks. "Every game is a playoff game. We play everybody in our division except one game from here on out and the five of us are battling for those four spots."
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Like you, I like to do some research before beginning a project. The information I have found to do a transmission filter change on a Yukon with a 4L60E transmission is almost endless. For the most part the hardest task people where having was removing the shift cable in order to drop the pan and another issue where people rounding out the drain plug bolt.
This past weekend I removed the drain plug, dropped the transmission pan, changed the filter and put everything back together with new fluid within an hour. Also, without removing that dredded shift cable.
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1. 15mm socket for drain plug
2. 13mm socket for pan bolts
3. 10mm socket for heat shield bolts (2)
4. Short and long socket extensions
5. Blow torch/Impact air wrench (if removing drain plug for first time).
6. Crow bar or long screw driver (to move shfit cable).
6. Rags and large drain pan.
Before we begin, I want to say that this is only a reference. It may or may not work on your truck due to the shift cable being positioned slightly differently. But if you want to aviod those torx screws attached to the shift cable bracket, this could be your lucky day..
The pics I have included in this reference are not mine. They are from this How-To-Guide http://www.gm-trucks.com/resources/h...-transmission/
1. Remove the heat shield. I marked it blue in the pic above. By removing the heat shield, it will give the transmission pan a little more moving room to get pass the shift cable.
2. If the drain plug has never been removed use a torch to heat it since its sealed at the factor with industrial thread sealer. Move your flame around in circles on the plug and in the center (in orange) for a minute each.
3. Use a air impact wrench if you have one. If not, use a regular wrench but I wouldn't recommend it. Its possible you might still round out the drain plug bolt. You might be able to have a shop loosen it for you.
4. Once the fluid is drained and all of the pan bolts are removed, you should see that you have a little wiggle room around the shift cable, BUT there is a small piece of it thats in the way (marked in pic above in blue circle).... Look at the same pic above and you will see a blue arrow pointing toware the driveshaft. See where the arrow begins, that small opening at the bracket where you can also see a small bit the pan. Put a crow bar or screwdriver in there and move it slightly towards the driveshaft (arrow direction). Since you have some wiggle room, you shouldn't have to move it much and you shouldln't have to bend it. With one hand moving the shift cable bracket and the other hand moving the pan slightly over that blue circle, it should pop right past it. But be gentle with the pan!!..
5. Remember, when re-installing the pan you will have move the bracket again to put the pan back in place.
If you prefer to do it the torx screw #40 method and remove the bracket, feel free to do so buts its a PITA. You can't see the screws, so you will be working on feel alone to remove them with hardly no room to work with. If you happen to strip the drain plug the how to link above shows a method to get it out.
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Yes, it's a new A/T binding from Salomon: the Sidecountry/Freeride-oriented Guardian 16. The Guardian isn't just a shot across the Marker Duke's bow; it's ramming speed with all guns blazing. No published weight is available yet for the Guardian, but the Salomon people told me it will be within a few ounces (lighter?) of the Duke's five pounds, 12.5 ounces per pair.
Is there anything to be excited about here? You bet. Salomon emphasized repeatedly that downhill performance was their priority, with features such as a wider, 80mm base (overall width, not screw-hole width), and a lower, 26mm chassis to keep your boot closer to the ski. Expect excellent lateral stability—and take a look at how short the binding's plate is, reducing that dreaded flat spot.
On the Touring front, the Duke-killing feature is clearly going to be the ability to shift between free and locked modes without stepping out of the binding. But note also the position of the pivot point at the toe: clearly more efficient than Marker's offerings. The locking mechanism of the Guardian is very clever—better perhaps than Fritschi's. I expect icing will prove far less troublesome.
Overall, the Guardian 16's design looks sharp enough to at least give Marker and Fritschi a bit of indigestion. At this (presumed) weight, there's no challenge to either Marker's Tour or Fritschi's Freeride, but if a lighter version shows up down the road, all bets are off. The big unknown here is of course real-world performance and reliability. This is a new binding, untested by the market, and undoubtedly there will be issues and model refinements to deal with.
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I take it from the "16″ in the name that that's how high the DIN goes? I wonder, are they going to make a cheaper, lighter version (akin to the Baron) for those of us that actually do want release?
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Yeah, DIN range is 7-16. Hard to say how this will play out, but I was very impressed with what I saw. This could offer Fritschi-quality touring with Marker-quality release and retention…
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I'm still confused as to who really needs that 16 DIN aside from pro free-skiers (or DH racers…but why would they have this binding on the course?). I ski 7 or 8 quite happily and I'm not particularly comfortable using a binding at the extreme ranges of its release settings.
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Yeah, the presumption is you want your DIN setting to match the middle of the binding's range because we assume that's where the spring performs best over time. I ski a DIN 8 these days, which is high for my body weight, so I'd be scraping the edge of the Guardian's range.
The evolution of the US backcountry market is pretty clear: Alpine skiers are enticed to try so-called 'Sidecountry' products, they discover they need something lighter so they move to Tour F10/Fritschi class gear, and eventually someone convinces them to try Dynafit…
If you look at it this way, you see why the Duke's position is so coveted: this is the point of entry for converting the huge Alpine market into a Backcountry rider. There will be war over this, I'm sure.
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February 3rd, 2012 at 11:11 am
Being a Duke user I would give the advice to buy the Guardians even if they haven't been market tested yet. Taking my skis off and de-icing the binding when switching from up to down is a pain. I love my Dukes, but I think taking a gamble and buying the Guardians when they come out would be worth it.
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I suppose I'm being a little bit hypocritical here since I spend a good portion of my time on the snow on near-infinite DIN tele bindings…


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|The steroidogenic factor 1 (SF1) protein, encoded by the NR5A1 gene, plays a central role in gonadal development and steroidogenesis. Mutations in NR5A1 were first described in patients with primary adrenal insufficiency and 46,XY disorders of sexual development and later also in men with hypospadias, bilateral anorchia and micropenis and women with primary ovarian insufficiency. Recently, heterozygous missense mutations were found in 4% of infertile men with unexplained reduced sperm counts living in France, but all mutation carriers were of non-Caucasian ancestry. Therefore, we performed a comprehensive NR5A1 sequence analysis in 488 well-characterised predominantly Caucasian patients with azoo- or severe oligozoospermia. Two-hundred-thirty-seven men with normal semen parameters were sequenced as controls. In addition to several synonymous variants of unclear pathogenicity, three heterozygous missense mutations predicted to be damaging to SF1 protein function were identified. The andrological phenotype in infertile but otherwise healthy mutation carriers seems variable. In conclusion, mutations altering SF1 protein function and causing spermatogenic failure are also found in men of German origin, but the prevalence seems markedly lower than in other populations.European Journal of Human Genetics advance online publication, 9 January 2013; doi:10.1038/ejhg.2012.290.
|Albrecht Röpke; Ann-Christin Tewes; Jörg Gromoll; Sabine Kliesch; Peter Wieacker; Frank Tüttelmann
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|Type: JOURNAL ARTICLE Date: 2013-1-09
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|Title: European journal of human genetics : EJHG Volume: - ISSN: 1476-5438 ISO Abbreviation: Eur. J. Hum. Genet. Publication Date: 2013 Jan
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|Created Date: 2013-1-9 Completed Date: - Revised Date: -
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9302235 Medline TA: Eur J Hum Genet Country: -
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|Institute of Human Genetics, University of Münster, Münster, Germany.
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The St. Regis San Francisco
- Hotel Class:
- Reputation: EXCELLENT
Awards Received:
- AAA/CAA Four Diamond Lodgings 2014
- Concierge.com Editors' Pick
- Conde Nast Readers' Choice List 2013
- Conde Nast Traveler Gold 2014
- Fodor's Choice
- Forbes Travel Guide Five Star Awards 2014
- Frommer's Exceptional
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How it Ranks: The St. Regis San Francisco ranks #3 out of 404 San Francisco Hotels based on an evaluation of expert ratings and awards, as well as user reviews. The hotel scored high enough to make the exclusive U.S. News list of the Best Hotels in the USA.
- #3 in Best San Francisco Hotels
- #24 in Best California Hotels
- #6 in Starwood Hotels & Resorts
- #5 in St. Regis Hotels & Resorts
Our Take: This modern masterpiece of a hotel in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood features 306 well-appointed guest rooms and suites, all equipped with rainforest showers, minibars and several flat-screen TVs (including one in the bathroom). Accommodations here are exceptionally roomy, but if you want to spread out, book a Metropolitan Suite, which boasts about 1,000 square feet of space. Travelers rave about the digs here, but what they especially enjoy about this St. Regis property is its location (near a number of the city's most popular attractions), its modern decor and its friendly service staff. The contemporary American cuisine served at Ame Restaurant also sits well with guests, and if you're planning a weekend stay, make reservations for Sunday brunch at Vitrine Restaurant, open daily for breakfast and lunch. Room rates here are high, but visitors believe the experience with worth the lofty price. And If you're a Starwood Preferred Guest loyalty club member, you can offset your bill by using Starpoints.
Location & Top Nearby Hotels
Of 404 hotels in San Francisco, 43 are ranked on the U.S. News list of the Best Hotels in San Francisco. The 10 closest to The St. Regis San Francisco are shown on the map below. These include W San Francisco (<0.5 miles) and The Westin San Francisco Market Street (<0.5 miles).
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Nearby Things to Do
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- #3Cable Cars (<0.5 miles)
- #7Union Square (<0.5 miles)
- #6Ferry Building Marketplace (0.7 miles)
- #12SoMa (South of Market Street) (0.8 miles)
- #14AT&T Park (0.8 miles)