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10 on 10 | January Edition
The day after I shot this month's 10 on 10, I gave a dear friend and fellow D90'er the pep talk that I thought we both needed to just let go of our ISO issues. I did just that for this month of 10 on 10. It is January. It's cold and dreary. The days are short. We're stuck inside, mostly.
But the 10 on 10 remains.
And it extends beyond the hours of decent light. So I can use my flash, which I'm so very far from adept with, and am constantly disappointed with the results. Or I can let go of my ISO issues. I can embrace the grain so that the artistic vision in my head is still captured, even if it is captured with digital noise. I can embrace that the less than perfectly decorated and less than perfectly kept home. I can embrace those mundane, ordinary moments and find the beauty in them. I love having all the parts of our days captured, preserved forever, for my future self. To transport me back in time to this very moment. The time before we enter the realm of school and deadlines and commitments. This sweet, carefree time in their lives.
Once you finish my 10 on 10, make sure to visit the next photographer in the circle, talented San Francisco Bay Area Photographer Jayme Franklin.
This edition I shot on January 3, 2012 - the last day of the Christmas break before preschool resumed. I tried really, really, really hard to narrow things down better this time. And while I do aspire to having a mere ten images, my style just tends to lean toward needing more than one image to tell the full story of a snapshot of our life. So I give you collages of ten hours of life on January 3rd. I say ten hours, since for two of those hours, I simply had to sneak in a few extra images. Hey, it is ME we're dealing with here. Queen Indecision.
8am and I barely remembered this was the day I'd chosen to shoot the 10 on 10. She's offering me her chocolate here. Yes, I'm a questionable mommy and let my children eat their holiday chocolate whenever they choose until it is gone. So if you want chocolate for breakfast at Christmastime, then chocolate for breakfast it is. See her satisfied little smirk? I also wanted to capture here the crazy MESS that is her head in the mornings now. I am officially the mother of a curly girl.
9am and Little Buddy is still sleeping away. Craft time for our craft obsessed girly. She got these Sticky Mosasics: Unicorns and Ponies for Christmas and I must say, they are pretty rockin' awesome. They come in a million different options for both girls and boys, too!
10am and Little Buddy has finally woken from his slumber. Much to my surprise, he wanted to join us in craftdom instead of snuggle on the couch for a bit, as is our usual routine. As I was shooting this moment, I noticed that both of them were sitting in their trademark way - we call it frog position - across from each other at the table. I love that.
Little Lady was kind enough to share one of her four posters with big brother.
11am brings us to one of their many habitat creations. They are constantly setting up these creature centers. He LOVES to arrange each and every animal or piece, not letting us in until every nuance is perfect.
While he was working on this, the Lady got a bath. I am one who doesn't bathe my kids frequently, trying to avoid drying out their skin. They love baths, so they generally get one when they think to ask for it. But we've come to the conclusion that since she's a curly girl, we are entering a new world with the hair. She needs a conditioner rinse more often than she's getting it, so in the bath she goes these days, now. Little Stinker suddenly starts licking the door seal, which garnered quite a reaction from me, which then prompted more licking and consequently more giggling. After all was said and done, I had a lot of smiling shots.
12pm and time for lunch. The other day in the van, Little Buddy confessed that Little Lady had taunted him by saying she wasn't his best friend. I don't know where that idea came from, but it is utterly preposterous, because they truly, truly are the best of friends.
1pm - we went to visit their most favorite friends in the whole world. The Little Lady giggles like a maniac when she's around animals. You can't possibly keep yourself from giggling right along.
2pm - more playtime at their friend's house. Little Buddy wore the Spiderman costume nearly the whole time. And I'm obsessed with her hair.
It's afternoon. We're back home. And it is time to clean up block wonderland that was left in tact the day before in Little Buddy's room. I asked them to stack the blocks against the wall - the blocks have been in the attic for a while out of rotation. They had asked for them the day before to build a city. Nevermind we just got ten million new toys for Christmas. We want the old toys out of the attic. At least it was imaginative play. ISO2500.
7pm and we have after dinner family time. Shawn has waited a long, long time for this. Little Buddy has shown next to no interest in sports on tv or video games... until now. He was really enjoying finally doing something with Mario Cart on the Wii.
I had to include these. First the thumb sucking images because, I love that she sucks her thumb. But she's 3 and a half and we are trying to get her to stop, at least during the day time. She gets to when she's sleepy, in her bed, or hurt. Can I just say out loud, I don't want her to stop? And then the other one. She has watched older brother do these crazy faces and poses for the camera for a year. I have no idea where he came up with the idea, but he has done it. And suddenly she has decided that this is what you should DO when the camera comes out. I don't know whether I should ignore it, encourage it, or what. But it makes me laugh.
Bedtime is 8pm here in our house. But somehow we shifted Little Buddy over Christmas break. He was going to bed later and later, sleeping later and later. This night, he laid in bed for 45 minutes, wide stinking awake. We finally let him have his leap pad to play until he got sleepy. Shawn went to check on him at 945 and told me I HAD to get up there to take some shots. I'm so, so glad I did. I love them. (but we've had a bear of a time trying to shift the dude back to our normal schedule!) ISO1250 and ISO2500. Yeah baby.
Since I was up there taking nighttime shots, I snuck a few with my flash of the lady.
Until next month.... Don't forget to continue on our group and visit Jayme Franklin | San Francisco Bay Area Photographer and her 10 on 10 post for this month!
I shot these with my
Sigma 30mm f1.4
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Love everything about these! Especially the reminder to capture the moment and lose the perfection. We are at opposite ends - I struggle to find ten images each month that I like well enough to post. I'm also trying to get better with my flash so you have inspired me to try some night time / sleeping shots. Great job!
ReplyDelete- MelindaJanuary 10, 2012 at 9:05 PM
I thought i recognized the 1pm house and then at 2pm, there was B! It is the small moments that are the most important!
ReplyDelete I am SOOOO sorry it's taken me forever to get here!!!!!!! You know the overwhelmed feeling life sometimes causes.. oh yay, I think we've talked about that! :)
This post is AMAZING!! loved everything about ti! Your colors in your home.. your daughters room.. are so peaceful. Oooh.. pinks, LOVE looking through rose colored glasses!
Add me to your friends list of D90'ers afraid to crank up the ISO. (I always need pep talks) When I do raise the ISO.. they never turnout like yours! Although the only time I need to is after 6:00pm. I have pretty good light in my home during the day. But, I think I'm going to practice more.. and more and more!!
I would have never known you used a flash on the last set.. They are beautiful!


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Rumored Prototype iPad 3 Logic Board Sporting an Apple A5X Chip
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Posted 19 February 2012 - 07:52 PM
The iPad 3 rumors just keep growing and getting juicier. A photo has surfaced on the WeiPhone forums showing a potential prototype for an iPad 3 logic board. What's special? The A5X chip that is shown, not the expected A6. The production date according to code "1146" means the chip was produced sometime in November 2011. The A5X chip model number is "S5L8945X," which matches an iPad 3 iBoot log that was released by BGR a couple weeks back
This is not too far fetched to believe. The iPad 3 could indeed have an A5X chip after all, which would be a dual core processor with an updated clock speed and an updated graphics card as well. However, this does not mean the A6 is still out of the game. The A6 could still be under production and testing and released in a later gen model of the iPad or the iPhone 5.
Of course, this is all rumor and nothing will be known until Apple's announcement in March comes around and validates what we want to know.
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Posted 19 February 2012 - 09:32 PM
If this is true I wonder what it will mean for jailbreaking. Still got my iPad 1 and intending to skip #2 to iPad 3, but I don't think I'd want to wait a year for a jailbreak to be released.
Posted 20 February 2012 - 05:14 AM
Oh man, I hope this A5X is just code for an A6 processor in the testing phase... I'm hoping to pick up one of those iPad 3's when they roll out and if it doesn't have a quad core chip that at least doubles the power of the A5, then I am going to be quite disappointed in Apple...
Posted 20 February 2012 - 09:27 AM
Lmfoa got a ipad 2 and wont get a damn ipad 3 waste of money and i dont care about quad core processor:)
btw ipad sucks
btw ipad sucks
Posted 20 February 2012 - 06:13 PM
This seems about right for apple.. why release Retina and a Quad core now. Save one for the next iPad and those suckers will still drop money like crazy!
Posted 21 February 2012 - 06:36 AM
That is exactly what I believe. First, the battery drain releasing both in one device will be so bad, I think people would be disappointed in the loss of battery life if they decided to upgrade their iPads. Secondly, most quad-core tablets with the Android OS today do not use all four cores. Most of them use one and with certain apps two. According to a computer tech I am in touch with, it is difficult to stress four cores on a tablet. Given that, why release a quad-core tablet now if the money put into building it will be useless? Retina display on the iPad 3 to me is of more importance then the Quad-Core processor. I believe the first time we will see the A6 on a product is the iPad 4 (iPhone 5 seems unlikely as well).
Posted 21 February 2012 - 07:45 AM
no ipad 3 for me either as i dont see the point in an expensive upgrade.
Im still on ipad 1 and it serves me well.
Im still on ipad 1 and it serves me well.


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Recording Theory II class begins right after lunch and before students start to pile into Studio A, Charles Ross sits at the organ placed in the center of the studio with an iPod and runs his fingers up and down the keys, creating a sound similar to the beats of the song that thump out of the device. The organ is not set on the traditional sound and instead creates a futuristic tune as Ross bobs his head up and down creating something completely his own.
Ross is a senior DMI student, majoring in audio engineering and originally from Indianola.
Ross began his day working with the Fighting Okra Records label. The label has recently created an EP for their artist of the year Justin Boatman and now that the product is finished, Ross met with the other members of the label to make sure things were going smoothly.
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Other students were beginning to trickle in through the far door and the professor, Miles Fulwider, stopped them for a moment.
"We're going to get all of this cleaned up and moved back to Studio B. All of this equipment will go in there and then we will head on in and talk about some new assignments and about the choir visit yesterday. So let's start striking this," said Fulwider before leaving the studio to go along several doors.
Ross moved to another set of chords and began to wrap them up.
"We recorded a high school choir yesterday from Clarksdale. It was fun — we had a lot of fun doing it," he explained.
The choir had come from Clarksdale for a competition and used their free hours to spend time recording at the DMI. The class worked together to learn how to record a large group and the recording process in general.
"I have different roles I can do and since we're in a class we rotate around. We have software to record the kids with and other guys are watching the mixing console to mainly make sure everything is running smoothly. Also, that the choir and conductor is as comfortable as possible," explained Ross.
As he moved to different instruments and assisted others in cleaning up he explained that he is also a member of the DMI All-Stars and loves the DMI program at Delta State because of all that it has to offer.
Now that the band is familiar with one another, practicing every single day isn't necessary. Playing around on instruments or mixing consoles is like breathing to these students — second nature and something that, at a lot of times, just comes naturally.
"When we meet up it's quick run-throughs and brushing up on small things. Everyone is a great musician and experienced. It's something extra but not too hectic. It's a lot of fun and like recess from school," explained Ross.
He glanced off to watch a group of students roll other instruments out of the studio and carry several more chords away and then went back to explaining why he enjoys the program.
"It's the best recording school where you can get hands-on learning. It's not too crowded and you can have that extra time. The instructors don't mind coming up here extra hours and even on weekends to work with you.
"You get to meet a lot of different people in the industry and the field that you want to do. With the new Grammy museum coming there are going to be a lot more opportunities," he said.
Ross stopped talking for a moment and turned his attention to another senior, Curtis Nunnery, who was explaining to the other students that he would be working on his final project later in the evening and would love for some of them to stop by and check it out.
Nunnery is a senior and a music industry studies major, originally from McComb. He's actually not even in this class.
"I've already taken this class but this is a new teacher and I wanted to see what it was like," he smiled as he moved equipment from one studio to the other.
Nunnery's final project is to create a four song DVD of drummers with no accompaniment.
Once the equipment was moved into Studio B, Nunnery stood by the piano and explained his project while the final, larger instruments were put back where they belonged.
The first song will have two drummers performing a duet with no accompaniment.
As the students moved equipment around and listened to him talk about his recording for this evening, Nunnary explained, "I am a drummer and I love drums. If I could do it for the rest of my life I would just mix and edit drums. I've seen videos on YouTube of drum duets so I figured that would be something cool to do."
Nunnary has to have a finished product by April 30 so he can graduate in May so he is excited to get these drummers in the studio to work.
He turned to his classmates and said, "If you come out you'll be impressed. They're amazing."
The other students gave him support, either laughing and teasing or telling him that they would be there.
Once the equipment was set up and the students had settled into a room, Fulwider began class.
While the class benefited from recording the choir, there were several hiccups during the session that Fulwider wanted to review.
"What were some things you observed in yesterday's session? What are some steps we could take to be more prepared?" While Fulwider led a discussion about the importance of getting to the studio early to be ready for a client and how different processing can change a sound completely, the students took notes and added to the discussion.
The lights aren't on in the studio and while students take notes and listen to the music played back to them after changes are made, the sunlight streams in through the upper windows, making the overhead lights unnecessary.
The television on the left side of the room shows what Fulwider is doing on the computer, giving the students a better visual.
He assures the students that, while things did not go smoothly for them with the choir and there will always be those days, other days will be much better and full of creativity.
"Some of the best ways to learn are to be thrown into the deep end. We may have just had one of those days. This is a performance for us too. Some days you're super creative and other days it's a struggle just to stay in the room and get it done," he said.
Time ran out quickly and the students rushed off to other classes, back home, to the dorm, or to work on individual projects, while the sound design class took over studio b.
The class was much smaller and the teacher was out of town, however the students got together to work on a project.
"What we're doing it finding sounds to go with a video. There's a video of a man walking and opening a bottle of ginger ale so we have to record the sounds to go with what's happening," explained Harrison Downs.
Downs is a music industry studies senior originally of Huntsville.
Rushing into class fresh from a work out, she greets her classmates with a smile, pushes her hair back, and gets ready to work on the project.
The group watches the video several times and while they do so they call out different sounds they will need.
"A chain."
"A paper bag."
"Ambience for the background."
"A gate."
"Why is he even doing that?"
The group laughs and then separates to go find different items that will be necessary for the project.
Forty-five minutes later they are still in the studio with one of the students walking back and forth across the floor in an attempt to get the sound of footsteps just right.
While the group continues to work, other students work in Studio A, some sit in the lobby and joke about Hootie and the Blowfish, and others watch the workers on the second floor repair the damage that was caused during a flood last semester.
While other students attend composition classes and freshman math classes, these rock stars continue to be rock stars, proud to be heard and excited about their music, all while tucked in-between the library and the gym, yet another jewel on Delta State's campus.


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Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 3:43 am
Post subject: grand targhee
well kerry mindy and I tried to represent PVDGC at the targhee event. Austin and co was there along with a few other poky folks.
Mindy got 4th out of a solid 10 woman field. amanda ransom/noesen got third by one stroke.
Kerry put together two solid rounds and pulled out 9th in advanced out of 24. he was 4th after 18 but lost two strokes in the second round.
I was an astonishing 22nd out of 24 after the first round. an illustrious eight over does that. I improved a whopping nine strokes in the second round and moved up eight spots.
The crazy part is that kerry didn't cash. Women paid 5 out of 10. the "fun" division paid out 5 out of 8. pro paid 6 out of 11 and advanced paid 8 out of 24. Go figure. The "fun" prizes were awesome. 5th got a nice towel, a mini, a disc, and some othe junk. 3rd in advanced got some local merchant clearance items and a disc.
It was my first time on the course. I was a little surprised at how short it was given the fact that they had virtually unlimited room to lay it out, but it was tricky. I felt like every hole was within bird range. even the 550' had so much elevation and wind that I was worried most about overdrive. That being said I did like the course and would play it again any time.
I didn't belive fully the stories of the debauchery at the tourney but man tghe driggs folks know how to chemically alter their brains. during the frequent bottlenecks in the second round there were up to 16 people at a tee pad. 14 puilled out pipes and got baked. I didn't and the assistant TD declined. And that's besides the drinking, which was copious.
The rules were very very lax and the TD's timeliness was so-so. disc filpping was OK, some people weren't even marking at all and I know some scores in my groups were vastly under reported. courtesy was flexible and I actually hit a guy with a putt because he was going well out of turn. we waited for the after events for a long time. they sent everyone up to play for a CTP prize ($300 grill) and no one came with to pick a tee. everyone stood around for 10 minutes looking like idiots.
Look at the size of that pill, I can't swallow that.
Good news everybody! it's a suppository.
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Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 6:46 pm
Post subject: Mr. Big Shot
I witnessed perhaps two of the longest drives I've seen in my life from hole 10. Lance threw them both and neither of them were within 500' of where he was aiming. First was a preround dragon turnover that may still be aloft because it was not found. The second was his beloved inferno DT. The group ahead was spotting for us and the group behind was a gallery. Lance was going for a hyser-flip that just didn't flip. For those of you who know the course, Lance's drive ended up by the pin on hole 11 behind the guardian trees. I knew the shot was out there because Mindy and I could hear the spotters keep yelling at Lance, "No, go farther, dude!" Impressive. It was a good time and a fun tourney. The after round breaks were too long for me, but most of the players were enjoying the party. Austin played Pro or he would have placed well in advanced. Andrew Schrum, who won advanced at Caleb's tourney and the IF monthly did well in Pro. I was most disappointed that Matt, Mark and Mike (A.K.A. M-Cubed) did not make it to represent PVDGC.
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well kerry mindy and I tried to represent PVDGC at the targhee event. Austin and co was there along with a few other poky folks.
Mindy got 4th out of a solid 10 woman field. amanda ransom/noesen got third by one stroke.
Kerry put together two solid rounds and pulled out 9th in advanced out of 24. he was 4th after 18 but lost two strokes in the second round.
I was an astonishing 22nd out of 24 after the first round. an illustrious eight over does that. I improved a whopping nine strokes in the second round and moved up eight spots.
The crazy part is that kerry didn't cash. Women paid 5 out of 10. the "fun" division paid out 5 out of 8. pro paid 6 out of 11 and advanced paid 8 out of 24. Go figure. The "fun" prizes were awesome. 5th got a nice towel, a mini, a disc, and some othe junk. 3rd in advanced got some local merchant clearance items and a disc.
It was my first time on the course. I was a little surprised at how short it was given the fact that they had virtually unlimited room to lay it out, but it was tricky. I felt like every hole was within bird range. even the 550' had so much elevation and wind that I was worried most about overdrive. That being said I did like the course and would play it again any time.
I didn't belive fully the stories of the debauchery at the tourney but man tghe driggs folks know how to chemically alter their brains. during the frequent bottlenecks in the second round there were up to 16 people at a tee pad. 14 puilled out pipes and got baked. I didn't and the assistant TD declined. And that's besides the drinking, which was copious.
The rules were very very lax and the TD's timeliness was so-so. disc filpping was OK, some people weren't even marking at all and I know some scores in my groups were vastly under reported. courtesy was flexible and I actually hit a guy with a putt because he was going well out of turn. we waited for the after events for a long time. they sent everyone up to play for a CTP prize ($300 grill) and no one came with to pick a tee. everyone stood around for 10 minutes looking like idiots.
Hello Pocatello! I hope you guys had a great winter and are looking forward to some fun golf events this summer. This is as good a time as any to let you know about our upcoming tournament the 11th Annual Grand Targhee Disc Golf Open. It will be held this year on Saturday, July 26. Here's the link for more info:
Usually we send our poster over to Randy and ask him to post it on your #1 tee if he has time and doesn't mind. You guys & gals are always most heartily welcome to attend our event. We are aware that some of you choose not to come for reasons that we've heard through the grapevine, and we respect that it's not a fun environment for certain people. We're all about it being a fun day, so last thing we want is for someone to feel it's not fun but rather an uncomfortable situation, what with the fact that one of our major sponsors is a local brewery and we have free microbrews available for the golfers during play if they so choose.
One of your nice local guys contacted us recently to ask if it was true that we run a crummy event and if we could fix it, and when I wondered what in the heck he was talking about, I was made aware of this review of last year's tournament. Though this is a harsh critique, I do realize that it's unrealistic to think you're going to run the perfect event that every single person there is going to be 100% thrilled with every single aspect. We do try hard, and the thing we strive for the most is to make sure it is a fun day of playing golf up in the mountains on a beautiful summer day with a festive crew of smiley people. It's not easy running a tournament. Anyone who's ever run one knows there's a lot of work behind the scenes. TDs always talk about how it's common to play crappy in your own tournament because you have so much on your plate to keep track of organizing the whole thing and making sure everything gets done, everything and everyone is where they need to be at the appropriate time. And we do it all for the love of the sport yippee! We certainly get plenty of praise and positive feedback about our event, so I'm not going to go hang myself off the yardarm over these bitter remarks. But I do think that there are a few things that we should explain so anyone thinking about coming to Targhee this summer will understand our event and not be shocked that we drink beer, our prize payout and so forth. We do invite you all to come, and we want everyone who is there to have a very superb day of playing golf, no matter what their final score.
Now Jazz is on a fishing trip he was actually thinking about making a surprise appearance to the Walcott tournament this weekend, but I don't know if that's going to happen. So I'm just going to try to respond for us both to some of these concerns.
First of all, I remember all the people in this review. I was really psyched to have some Pockie folks, especially since I feel a little bad about some of the hating coming from your area. And boy, those guys seemed eager to compete and whip some Targhee butt! I could literally see it in their eyes. That kind of energy is always SO fun to have onboard.
I got to play the second round with Mindy and Amanda, and it was fun to play with the top women. e group the second round by score, regardless of division and Melissa was way ahead of us, but she really wanted to play with 'the girls' so Jazz put her in our group. Melissa ended up having the round of her life and that was really fun to experience with her. She was one happy camper. I thought she was a goner a couple times, and she kept pulling out these amazing saves. I remember Mindy as a cute petite lady with a very solid game, and Amanda was just a blast. If she keeps playing disc golf, with her go-get-em spirit, she's going to be FIERCE. Definitely give your ladies there some cred. So that was my experience with your crew. I'll be really depressed to find out that Mindy and Amanda had as bad an experience with the whole day as Jim did, because in my eyes we had a very pleasant afternoon.
The crazy part is that kerry didn't cash. Women paid 5 out of 10. the "fun" division paid out 5 out of 8. pro paid 6 out of 11 and advanced paid 8 out of 24. Go figure. The "fun" prizes were awesome. 5th got a nice towel, a mini, a disc, and some othe junk. 3rd in advanced got some local merchant clearance items and a disc.
First of all, let's be clear that this is NOT a PDGA event and not all tournaments adhere to their guidelines for prize payout. For the pros who are playing for the cold hard cash, who actually do 'cash', yes, we do stick pretty close. I need to ask Jazz, but I think he does pay out the pros in the manner PDGA recommends for their events. He actually pays out higher amounts, because we don't utilize our money to buy prizes for the ams as PDGA suggests. We're known for having a very decent payout for the pros because of this. And now that we're no longer part of any series, we don't have to contribute cash for series prizes, so all that stays in the pot.
No, we don't reward a percentage of the amateurs down into the middle of the pack as PDGA suggests. We'll pretty much award prizes to the top places in any division, no matter how long it is, and then we quit 'cashing' the ams. (If you care about 'cashing' by the way, you really oughtta play in the Pro division. As far as I'm concerned, the Ams just play for bragging rights.) You can blame that on me, because I think it's ridiculous. I don't care how big the division is - the winners are the winners and the rest, well, they wish they'd played better so they could be the winners. I wouldn't mind just awarding the top three places in each of the amateur divisions and give the rest of our prizes away as raffle prizes, but we get so dang many prizes, Jazz tries to toe the line a little bit more than I would by giving prizes away lower down into the pack. We do generally have an embarrassment of riches. But say, in what other sport do amateurs get rewarded for coming in 9th place - No offense to Kerry - he had a very solid score and is to be commended, but your day was ruined because you wanted a prize for 9th place?
I think one thing that folks need to realize is that not all tournaments are PDGA events, or even styled after PDGA. I like PDGA events and I have played in them, even though I think the super-deep am payouts are silly and I don't agree with inequitable payouts between the men and women divisions, especially in the top places ' the true ' winners. But PDGA provides an excellent model for running a tournament. Just because you choose to run your tournament slightly different to PDGA doesn't mean that it's wrong or 'crazy.' We don't award by percentage entered in the division - that is just our way. If you want a prize at Targhee, then you better step it up and come in 8th place next time - simple as that.
I don't remember prizing the Fun Category down to 5th place - I'll have to ask Jazz about that cuz I don't think we did - but who knows, maybe we lost our minds and did that. Last July was a long time ago. There is no way in heck that a 5th place Fun prize would be more valuable than 3rd place Adv Am. Not even close. Jazz and I do know our math and Fun prizes are not intended to be all that much, just a little something is all. If those people want to be compete for great prizes, they should play in the Adv Am. We're not trying to encourage people to play in the Fun division - we just wanted to provide a way for those people to be able to join us and play who really don't hardly even want to keep score. I actually had the idea that the Fun division would be a no-score division - nobody keeps score - but Jazz pooh-poohed that brilliant idea of mine. This year is actually the first time anyone has signed up in that division.
Yup, women who compete in our tournament are rewarded at the same level as the men. You have a woman TD at this tournament who believes the women should get the same prizes as the men regardless of how many are entered. How will we ever encourage more women to step up and play? This year we had ten women entered and the top five won super great prizes, same value as the top five men. I'm here to tell you clearly, so everyone can hear me and tell their wives and girlfriends if there were only five women entered, there would have still been five winners with the same value prizes as the men. So if there are four women entered, you better believe I start hitting up the ladies who are shiftlessly hanging around and tell them that if they just sign up and play both rounds, they are guaranteed, at the very least, to win a lift ticket, a disc and bunch of fabulous merch. Next thing you know, she's talking her friend into joining her too and now hey! we got ourselves a horse race!
See, I don't believe the PDGA style of rewarding divisions based purely on percentage of entrants encourages women to enter tournaments. We give them great odds ; and once we hook em in and they have a great experience, they won't be so fearful to step up and play in tournaments.
Jim makes it sound like we penalize the men, while from my perspective, we are rather encouraging the women with higher prizes than maybe their division 'merits.' This is kind of my mission in life: to encourage women to play golf and to not be afraid to compete. Most of the guys I talk to seem to think this is a worthy goal.
3rd in advanced got some local merchant clearance items and a disc.
This is false. Ask Amanda what she received, as 3rd place Adv Am Women prize was the same value range as 3rd place Adv Am Men. She didn't seem too bummed out. I don't have my list of prizes handy, but I'll bet you anything she won a lift ticket (worth $60 or more this year) in addition to a bunch of good 'junk.' I think we gave lift tickets to the top 5 places in the men's and women's (none for the Fun division). Jim makes it sound like we handed out these amazing prizes for 5th place Fun, and then lesser prizes to 3rd place Adv Am. No way.
It was my first time on the course. I was a little surprised at how short it was given the fact that they had virtually unlimited room to lay it out, but it was tricky. I felt like every hole was within bird range. even the 550' had so much elevation and wind that I was worried most about overdrive. That being said I did like the course and would play it again any time.
Cool! glad you liked our course. I just want to point out the design considerations we had with all our virtually unlimited room to lay it out. When I proposed this course to Grand Targhee in 1996, they were planning to start a summer tourist business for the first time. My idea was that I could sell them on the idea of the disc golf course as an additional activity for their lodging guests. They had never heard of disc golf, but I guess they thought it sounded like a good enough idea that they decided to go for it in 1997. We had to keep in mind that the resort's goals were to incorporate a fun activity that families who had perhaps never even thrown a Frisbee before could enjoy with their kids. So we had the task of creating a layout that would be fun for the family of four from Ohio, as well as interesting for us seasoned players (there were no players at all in Teton Valley besides me & Jazz back then essentially, but you get my drift). Jazz always had in mind that we would build pro tees farther back or in trickier placements, and maybe someday we will get the gumption to do it. I love the idea of some pro par 4s. In the meantime, we're really pleased with the course we built because we achieved our goal of making a fun course for the family from the suburbs as well as for us. Targhee is happy. They love this tournament too - they have been very disc-golf friendly. We appreciate you all giving them lots of positive feedback - I believe all the good comments led the way to them accepting my second proposal to expand the course to 18 holes a couple years ago.
I didn't believe fully the stories of the debauchery at the tourney but man the Driggs folks know how to chemically alter their brains. during the frequent bottlenecks in the second round there were up to 16 people at a tee pad. 14 pulled out pipes and got baked. I didn't and the assistant TD declined. And that's besides the drinking, which was copious.
Jazz and I are the TDs, so I must be the 'assistant TD' referred to here. I'm not the 'assistant' by the way - I also do not walk 5 paces behind my husband or wear a burka. Sorry but you got my cowgirl dander up a little with that. Jazz is back from his fishing trip now, so while I don't remember this event in the slightest, he would just like to simply say that we do not condone chemical brain alteration during tournament play, and Targhee certainly does not. If something happens during tournament play that deeply offends or shocks you, then please bring it to our attention so we can deal with it.
Yes, we do drink beer. Copiously, even. To many people whose personal or religious beliefs do not prohibit alcohol, a cold microbrew on a hot summer day is one of life's simple pleasures. Combined with our favorite sport - what could be better. If that really bothers anyone, than this is not the tournament for you. We are very clear on all our promo materials: "This is a pro-beverage-of-choice event."
The rules were very very lax and the TD's timeliness was so-so.
What rules were very very lax? We play by the PDGA rules. The only difference is that we decided a couple years ago to allow speed play, hopefully to, well ... speed up play. The course can bottleneck in a couple spots, so we thought about how we could get people around the course quicker. In speed play, you may opt to shoot from behind your disc as it lays (shooting with another disc obviously). You actually lose a few inches this way and you have to play a different disc than the one laying there, but some people don't care about that and it does make for a faster round. Jazz is very clear during the player's meeting about this rule. He even physically demonstrates what he is talking about, and he clearly states that you can NOT flip your disc forward. You can still mark with a mini and play your thrown disc if you prefer. That's our tournament rule -- it's not lax.
PDGA events do not allow beer drinking during play. Mainly because of the fact that the majority of our disc golf courses in the US are in city public parks where public consumption of alcohol is not allowed around kids on swingsets and so forth, so it would endanger the course to allow drinking during a tournament unless the park was reserved for the event. Our course is located on national forest land, and the USDA has no problem with people swilling beer in the forest as long as they pick up their trash. And our 'clubhouse' is the Trap Bar, so our host resort who owns the equipment we utilize to play our sport certainly doesn't mind if people decide to spend a little cash up there. Again, that's our tournament rule -- drinking is allowed.
disc filpping was OK,
Disc flipping was not OK. If they were playing from behind their disc, that is speed play, not disc flipping. If they were flipping, then they should have been reminded that it was not allowed. Not everyone manages to pay good attention during the player meeting ... what can you do, especially the beginners are all excited and they go to lala land. It's up to the more experienced players to point out these things.
some people weren't even marking at all and I know some scores in my groups were vastly under reported. courtesy was flexible and I actually hit a guy with a putt because he was going well out of turn.
Did you take a stroke when you hit that guy? Or did you decide to re-putt? How did your group work that out, and why didn't you explain what happened to Jazz to make sure you made the right scoring decision? I've never heard of a situation like that so I don't know for sure -- that'd have to be up to Jazz since he's the course pro and he's been playing since the Jurassic era, so perhaps he's seen this happen in a tourney. So this guy ran in front of the basket while you were shooting? I get upset when someone walks behind the basket when I'm shooting -- if they walked in front I'd probably have to throttle them. I need to hear that story sometime -- your round sounds like absolute mayhem.
You know, I'm sorry you had such a miserable scenario out there, but Jazz and I actually play in our event, so we can't be monitoring all the foursomes during play. We can't know about any of this if it is not brought to our attention. We expect our players who are all adults to self monitor their own foursomes by politely reminding players that they need to mark discs, not flip, not play out of turn, etc. If they say screw you and keep doing it, then they need to be DQed, but we can't deal with the situation if we don't know. We've never DQed anyone before, but we would if someone was being a jackass. Simply complaining about it on a message board after the fact does none of us any good. If there's nothing untoward happening in our foursomes and we hear no ill reports, we assume all is well. What else do you expect from us? Still, I'm sincerely sorry you had such a rotten time.
And just a comment about being a good person and promoter of our great sport of disc golf. It has been my honor and privilege over the years to have the opportunity to play with many novice disc golfers in tournaments, many of them women. Most of them are unclear on tournament rules and if they transgress, it's because they don't know, or perhaps they don't realize that even though we are pro-fun, they still have to mark their disc every time, even when their disc is literally lying on the base of the basket, etc. Many of them have never heard of such a thing as a falling putt, for instance, but they're grateful to learn because they want to do the right thing. (Jazz explains about falling putts in the player's meeting, btw, because we realize that a lot of times we have first-time tourney players, but people aren't always listening fully) Many novices don't know what to do if their disc is lying on the top of the basket, and sometimes they don't realize they can't just pick up a super close 'gimme' putt and walk away. Also if they have only played with friends, they might not realize that it's rude to walk around or talk while someone is putting or what have you. I explain almost every time that I'm such a crappy putter, I can't handle any kind of visual distraction behind the basket and people are always really respectful. It's up to us, the more seasoned players, to guide these people in a nice way so they understand what's expected, but they aren't left with the feeling that playing in a tournament is like signing up for Nazi bootcamp. They're just rules to make it consistent for everyone so it's a fair comparison of scores, and you know, just common courtesy because in a tournament, somebody in your group might really be working for a good score even if you don't really care about your own.
we waited for the after events for a long time. they sent everyone up to play for a CTP prize ($300 grill) and no one came with to pick a tee. everyone stood around for 10 minutes looking like idiots.
Jim, I hope you realize how these particular statements make you sound. I realize you had a crappy day, but you're just looking for little petty reasons to hate us now. If you think standing around for 10 minutes before your shot at a $300 grill prize made you look like an idiot, then I say pull up your pampers and start behaving like a big boy.
I hate to leave it on that note. I thought you were a great guy -- I really liked your whole crew -- so I hope that was just a moment of insanity on your part. How could you not appreciate the PR genius who dreamed up the Ace Hardware Ace Prize and convinced the store manager to hand over a brand-new deluxe Weber gas grill? For the lofty purpose of helping a bunch of hooligans go up in the mountains, drink beer and throw little plastic discs around for fun? I'd been working on that for a couple years, you know, and this is the first year the manager finally said OKAY okay -- take your grill! Who is this PR genius and why is someone not paying her a million dollars a year? Why would you not thank this person, rather than slam her? Why all the hate, for heck's sake?!
Well I hope this clarifies a few things. We invite anyone who wants to have a good time and try to win our prizes and cash to join us this summer.
For a different perspective from Jim's review, here is the story I wrote for our local paper about last summer's tournament:
10th Annual Disc Golf Open Draws Large Crowd
By Karen and Jazz Russell, tournament directors
Banner weather greeted 66 disc golfers who gathered Saturday, July 28, for the 10th Annual Grand Targhee Disc Golf Open. Held on Grand Targhee's world-class 18-hole disc golf course, the tournament mingled locals with golfers from across the West for a day of good-natured competition and fun in the sun. Participants enjoyed refreshing beverages donated by Grand Teton Brewing Co., and division winners garnered prizes from many local businesses, as well as lift passes, vouchers for cat skiing and Bluegrass Festival tickets courtesy of Grand Targhee Resort.
For its tenth anniversary, the tournament kicked off a new prize with the Ace Hardware Ace Hole, where Teton Ace Hardware tempted golfers with a deluxe Weber gas grill for nailing a hole-in-one on #17. While quite a few discs smoked closely past the chains, none found the mark during tournament play, so the grill was awarded during an exciting closest-to-the-pin throw-off. From a hill overlooking the base area, each competitor lined up their best shot at the basket while a large crowd gathered around the target to cheer them on. Landing his disc just inches from the basket, Bozeman resident Steve Tolo was cooking with gas. Tolo also won third-place honors in the Men's Pro Masters Division, yet stated that winning the Ace Hardware Ace prize stood out as the high point of his tournament experience. During his acceptance speech, Tolo thanked his friends for convincing him to blow off another disc-golf tournament in Helena in favor of Targhee.
Former Teton Valley resident Brent Matthews aced hole #6 during round one to win a $40 ace pot and a day of cat skiing. Matthews, who now lives in the Salt Lake City area, also took second place in the Men's Pro Division and looks forward to returning to Targhee from bone-dry Utah this upcoming winter for a day of deep powder on Peaked Mountain.
Austin Nelson picked up two corndogs and a fountain drink from the Classic Stop by nearly launching his disc to Tetonia on hole #10. A frosty margarita from the nearby Randy Nordquist and Karen Russell Legendary Margarita Stand surely took the sting out of a long approach back to the pin.
Both Lance Clark and John Molofsky bested their first round scores by knocking nine strokes off in their second rounds, splitting the Most Improved Round prize of two new discs donated by Team Provo. Stephanie Swanson of Bozeman faithfully recorded a comedy of errors on hole #7 to score the prize for Worst Hole in the tournament and was awarded a Peaked Sports disc and Tibetan prayer flags courtesy of Big Hole Music. Her tally of seven on that hole was actually the lowest score to ever receive that dubious honor, so with a new putter and a roll of prayers in her golf bag, she'll surely be on a roll in the future.
The Targhee Open has developed a reputation as the most fun summer golf event in the region, so golfers from across the West pilgrimage to Teton Valley each summer to compete. Salt Lake City metro-area resident Kerry Fletcher was vacationing in Denver when he heard the tournament was about to kick off, so he altered his travel plans for a diversion to Alta, which garnered him the award for having traveled the furthest for the tournament. Although he landed just out of the prizes in Men's Advanced Amateur division, Fletcher claims he will return next summer with his A game.
The Men's Pro Masters Division was hotly contested with a first-place tie between Martin Bohn of Provo and Craig Myrick of Salt Lake City. The two decided the matter in a one-hole play-off, with Bohn claiming the first-place trophy when he canned his 12-foot putt for birdie. Steve Lloyd won the Men's Pro Division with two solid rounds and the low-score of the tournament. Stewart Todd came from behind to take first place in the Men's Advanced Amateur division, while there was never any doubt that Melissa Wheeler would maintain her title as Women's Advanced Amateur champion. Finally, Watts Barden displayed enough of his signature 'Wattusi' long-range putts to take first place in the Fun category.
1. Watts Barden 116
2. Pat Hall 120
3. Matt Larson 121
4. Christopher Hall 122
5. Brian Cynker 123
6. John Campbell 126
7. Bennett Taylor 128
8. Tim Hall 130
Women's Advanced Amateur
1. Melissa Wheeler 118
2. Karen Russell 126
3. Amanda Ransom 135
4. Mindy Hong 136
5. Cory Carlson 141
6. Stephanie Swanson 156
7. Melissa Pettit 159
8. Jess Hanna 160
9. Dana Noesen DNF
10. Monica Sherwood DNF
Men's Advanced Amateur
1. Stewart Todd 101
2. Mike Searle 104
3. Austin Nelson 105
4. Shellie Elliot 107
5. Paul Waati 108
5. Doug Self 108
5. Lance Gustaveson 108
8. Brandon Graham 109
9. Kerry Fletcher 110
9. Kerry Hong 110
11. Matt Dexheimer 112
12. Jim Noesen 113
13. Vernon Phinney 114
13. Justin Goudreau 114
13. Miles Baxter 114
16. Lance Clark 116
16. Matt Lewis 116
18. Matt Rothrets 117
19. Charles Hall 118
20. Zach Bennett 119
21. Jon Merryman 120
22. Sean Henry 121
22. Caleb Roberts 121
24. Todd Crowel 123
25. Brian Winters 124
26. John Molofsky 135
Men's Pro Masters (age 40 and up)
1. Martin Bohn 98
2. Craig Myrick 98
3. Steve Tolo 99
4. Jazz Russell 100
5. Derek Ford 104
5. Doug Smith (SLC) 104
7. Kevin Tolo 105
8. Doug Elgart 108
8. Rob Dallin 108
10. Bruce Waldo 109
11. Doc Watson 110
Men's Pro
1. Steve Lloyd 96
2. Brent Matthews 97
3. Kevin Hand 100
4. Andrew Schrum 101
5. Armand Walljasper 102
6. Paul Noesen 105
6. Austin Pettit 105
8. Doug Smith (IF) 107
9. Kelby Downey 108
10. Jeff Paradis 112
11. Mark Noesen 116
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Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 1:24 am
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Detailed post. If i can score a ride, and have the weekend open i will definitely come. Sounds like my kind of tourny.
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Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 4:00 am
Post subject: let me re-clarify
Targhee is a great course and the local merchants support it well. (Which I belive is Karen's doing) I REALLY appreciate anyone that puts on a tournament because there is a lot of work, a little thanks and many people who would "do it different" if they got off their butts and did anything. I happen to be one of those guys.
I have no problems with alcohol at this tournament. I have no problems with beer in general: religous, moral or otherwise. I have no porblems with female TD's or women DGers in general. Ask my wife who was there. Karen was introduced to me as the assisant TD, I made no assumption. I played a round with Karen, if memory serves. She was very nice, a solid player and out drove me regularly.
If you go this year: (I will be out of the country)
Leave the kids at home
Don't play as bad as me so you're not on the bottom card.
Don't expect to come home before dark
expect some baked dudes
That should about solve it.
Please keep putting on the tourney.
a few direct replies:
--> I still don't understand the payout. but I don't really need to. I couldn't even see the payout from where I stood.
-->If you want to pay women out by your own chart that's fine, I just think it bore disclosure. My wife reaped that bounty.
-->I realize the problems with rules were by the players, not you.
-->I'm all in favor of leaving the mini in the bag for speed- it just wasn't clear to my second group what that meant, and they weren't hearing otherwise. it wasn't worth disturbing Jazz over, because no one shot well enough to matter.
-->the CTP prize was awesome. the organization concerning it was somewhat less so.
-->my putt- still went in.
--> my name- not Jim[/list]
Look at the size of that pill, I can't swallow that.
Good news everybody! it's a suppository.
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Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 7:58 pm
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I have played Targee the last 2 years and have had a good time. Please don't misinterpret what has been posted to read otherwise. I plan on attending this year. Besides the players pack, I have never "cashed" and I am fine with that.
My only comment is there is a lot of weed being passed around at the tournament. Certainly, there is no impression that the TD or sponsors endorse or in anyway condone this. I usually play 7-8 tournaments (pdga/non-pdga) a year in Idaho, Utah and Wyoming. The only times I have been offered weed during play have been at Targee. It is easy for me to decline and continue my round. The first year I played, the group I played with had to play through another group during the tournament because they were having technical difficulties with their pot pipe. Regardless of whatever our personal beliefs are, weed is illegal and I personally believe that the weed/disc golf connection does a disservice to the sport. I believe many of the sponsors, the county and the state would agree. The only way I would enjoy the tournament more would be for the TD to ask the players to not break the law during the rounds.
Running a tournament can be a thankless task, but I do appreciate that work and effort you and Jazz put into the event.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 4:59 am
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Sorry I missed last year. I had a family reunion conflict and I made sure that my family knew that last weekend in July is MINE for Targhee. It saddens me that I only get to play this course one weekend a year. I agree with Kerry that, even though it is not under your complete control, illegal substances should be well addressed before the event. I agree with Lance, and anyone who curses or drinks during a round with me know this about me too, I am LDS, and it doesn't offend me. I DON"T CARE! The only thing that pisses me off is that the guy who just downed a whole bottle of Jagermeister during the round is still beating me!!! Seriously! He had like 9 birds in a row!
So, I will be there, as usual. Just a little advice from a fellow TD veteran of 30 or more events. Just like you said, you can't make everyone happy. Just let it roll off your shoulders. If every negative remark about my tournaments warranted a 35 paragraph retort, I would have no time to run any tournaments.
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Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:20 am
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Karen and Jazz; Brad Deffinger here. I just wanted to put my two cents in here.
Although I haven't been to the Targhee tourney the last two years I just want you both to know I wish I could have been there. This tourney has always been my favorite and though I don't go to Targhee to participate in the subtance usage I do go to meet some cool people, play in the awesome setting, and enjoy some of the best competition around.
There is always going to be a wait at the long downhill hole even if jazz puts a blank hole behind it at the shotgun start. At this hole you just plan on sitting back and chilling and laughing and complementing the big drives on the massive fairway.
My first year at this event I played in the Am division and tied for first place overall. This was my first year playing golf. My second year I was still playing Am as I (and everyone else) thought my score was a fluke, however I tied for first again, (Targhee has been bery bery goot to me). At the award ceremony I was getting a raft of "bagger" from the majority of the players, and when it came time for my score and place to be announced I really thought it was going to get ugly. Jazz proved to be the finest of TD,s in explaining to the crowd my situation and congratulating me on my score and giving me my prize with a handshake, smile and a round of applause.
Jazz and Karen have always made good hosts and TD's, I hope they continue to run a fun tourney in an awesome locale.
By the way in my third year playing golf I went pro, I have never played in tourney in the Advanced division.
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Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 5:47 am
Post subject: Keyy's point
I just thought I needed to add that what kerry said in his post was valid and correct. I voice my opposition to the usage of illegal substance not just during play, but ever, whether I agree with the law or not, wether I think it' harmful or not.
I hope I am still welcome to play in this fun tourney. There are too many major positives at this event to deter me.
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Every so often my windows stop working,including the moon roof in the 94 SIG SERIES.Anybody have a clue what this could be??I just got the car a week ago.
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When my 94 Sig had your problem, it was solved by installing a fresh and more powerful battery. If we don't drive it frequently, I put a charger on it every two weeks.
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99towncarexec Posts: 159Your problem might just be the actual power window motor itself.They do get real slow when they get old.The window might be off the track as well which could be what you're hearing.I'd pull the door panel and look at that track.Mine is a little different.It just stops altogether,then after a few minutes of driving it starts to work again.
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sledbegger93 Posts: 3My 1988 Town Car's driver door exterior weather strip is cracking and I'm getting rain down in the door. There's way too much rain getting down in that door. Does anyone know what the rubber weather strip is officially called and where I can buy, (not likely, I know), just one? Also, I'm assuming that the chrome strip that holds the electric lock keypad will need to be removed? There's something I wouldn't want to damage! If I can't fix this right and because it's mid October already, I may plastic wrap,(to protect), the window and apply black silicone over the strip and probably not use the window until I can correctly replace the strip. Anyone have any feedback regarding the proper replacment parts and procedure? Thanks.
99towncarexec Posts: 159If your 88 front door is anything like the 99 door I had,look on the bottom.There should be plugs down there.Black rubber.Pull them out to drain the water.Look on ebay for your weather stripping.Either that or go to any auto parts store and tell them what you need.They can look it up in their computers.
gseterry Posts: 13When all the windows won't work and the Circuit Breaker is good, go after the main switch on the drivers door. They are known to just wear out, noting the main feed pin and plug to this switch.
When the drivers door control works but none of the other door switches do, check the remote safety cut-out switch on the driver's door that shuts off all the other door switches on the other doors. May be OFF or a bad connection where its plugged in.
Single windows inop? This issue has come up on my 99 Cartier. The left rear window only worked when it wanted to, I guess.
Took it in to the Dealer for a PM and asked the write-up guy about this ONE window (inop - but up at the time).
He went in the bump shop and came back with a rubber mallet. Struck the inner bottom frame of the door ONCE a good lick, while I held the button for down, and it started working again????????
Friend at Fords here in Dearborn told me if the window wasn't used very much (I called the previous owner and Aunt Barb actually said she never remembered using either rear window AT ALL since new) there can be a film build-up from humidity on the comutator (copper bars on the armature of these permanent magnet motors that the brushes contact) and will cause no contact. Once it was working again the Dealer guy told me to run the window up and down a few (25) times to wear off/clean off this corrosion.
He COULD have sold me a motor replacement.
It has been working ever since, but I do run them up and down twice a month anyway.
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nwraaa Posts: 161The motor and cable comes as an assembly. If you are replacing or repairing the motor, you have to drill-out the rivets, put a screw driver at the top of the door to hold the wndow up and drop the assembly through the largest hole in the door. When the assembly is out, just unbolt the motor from the assembly.
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