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Andy Dick and Sharna Burgess rehearse for the new season of "Dancing With the Stars." (Rick Rowell / ABC / March 6, 2013) |
Last week was "Prom Night" and mercifully Wynonna went home. Tonight is "The Best Year of Your Life," and I'm already prepared to feel decrepit and ancient when Aly and Zendaya pick from their limited number of years.
During the staircase introductions, Gleb walks down by himself. This is after we saw Lisa take a hard fall in the rehearsal footage montage. Curious! Suspense! Drama!
Tom says that Lisa has been ill all day and sitting out rehearsal on doctor's orders. We'll find out later if she's dancing tonight.
Sean Lowe & Peta Murgatroyd: Viennese Waltz
Last week, Sean's "Y.M.C.A." was tacky but not entirely terrible.
Sean says 2012 was the best year of his life, not just because of the experience of being "The Bachelor" but because of finding Catherine. Peta coos appropriately in response. Sean says he wants to create a family like the one he grew up in, with parents who have now been married 36 years.
Sean mentions that he'd like to find a way to incorporate Catherine into the dance somehow. Peta suggests that they have his solo leading into him ending up with her. He says he knew Catherine was the one for him because he "never wanted to say goodbye to her."
The dance starts with Sean lifting Peta up from the ground in a spin. Pretty slick looking move, especially with all the dry ice on the ballroom floor. The dance ends with Sean doing his solo and dancing his way over toward Catherine and laying a kiss on her.
Len says, "He was steaming and I'm beaming." Never change, Len, never change. He calls it a "good effort" but compliments his frame. He adds that he lost the music at times and his foot placement could use some improvement.
Bruno thinks he played the role well, but needs to be more consistent with his "fluidity." Carrie Ann "got moved" but "the grace, we're working on." She announces that the "lift police is back" and scolds them for having two big ones.
Scores: Carrie Ann: 6; Len: 7; Bruno: 7
I assume Carrie Ann knocked a point off for the lifts.
Victor Ortiz & Lindsay Arnold: Paso Doble
They choose Queen's "We Will Rock You" because it's the song he walked into when he won his boxing title. The announcer has some fun with their intro, giving it the "In this corner" spin. There's a lot of shadowboxing and throwing off of gloves, robes, etc. at the beginning, which will probably irritate Len.
This rendition of "We Will Rock You" feels way faster than the original. Usually it feels like they slow songs down for the show. It doesn't feel like Victor's quite got the routine down, with a lack of sureness to his movements and at one point a physical assist from Lindsay to get him on the correct side of her. For their final pass down the stage, Victor looks more like he's walking than dancing and at the top of the stage he's a half step or so behind Lindsay the whole time. He kind of looks like he's playing "Dance Dance Revolution" and not very well.
Oh, wait, that faffing around at the beginning was his "solo."
Bruno says Victor "punched the living daylights" out of the dance, but he was supposed to dance it, not destroy it. Bruno admired the effort, but Victor had footwork issues and posture issues. Carrie Ann loves his attitude and commitment but he needs a lot of work on his arms. Len admires his spirit and determination but the dance needed more refinement.
Up in the contestant loft, Victor confirms that the shadow boxing at the beginning was indeed his solo. Oh dear.
Scores: Carrie Ann: 6; Len: 6; Bruno: 6
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At Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, the state-of-the-art da Vinci® Robotic Surgical System is the latest in a growing list of surgical options for patients. At Cottage, a number of surgeons have received special training and are now using the system to assist in urologic, gynecologic, bariatric and cardiothoracic procedures.
• How the da Vinci® Robotic Surgical System works
• Cottage surgeons using the da Vinci® System
• What do patients say about da Vinci®?
• What do doctors say about da Vinci®?
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The computer-enhanced system involves a stand-alone console and a mechanical robot with several arms that hold both the surgical instruments and a miniature video camera for the field of view. The surgeon sits at the console looking into eyepieces that provide a three-dimensional image of the operation area. Maneuvering special hand devices in the console, the surgeon precisely controls every movement of the micro-instruments in the robot's arms.
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Cottage surgeons
With support from the highly trained surgical team at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, surgeons are performing minimally invasive procedures including these:
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Urological Procedures:
Prostatectomy - to remove an enlarged prostate causing urinary problems
Gynecological Procedures:
Hysterectomy - removal of the uterus
Myomectomy - removal of uterine fibroids
Video-assisted thoracic surgery to diagnose and treat conditions in the chest and lungs
Physicians currently performing robotic-assisted surgical procedures at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital are:
Dr. Carin Craig
Dr. Margaret Echt
Dr. Ralph Quijano
Dr. David Raphael
Dr. Anne Rodriguez
Thoracic Surgery
Dr. Benedict Taylor
Dr. Phillip West
Dr. Julie Chacko
Dr. Daniel Curhan
Dr. Alex Koper
Dr. David Laub
What do patients say about da Vinci®?
John Boogaard's experience with the pain and long recovery from a cardiac bypass procedure years ago made him reluctant to undergo surgery to correct a problem with his esophagus. His physician referred him to Dr. Phillip West, a cardiothoracic surgeon at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, who was able to employ the da Vinci® System to perform an esophageal myotomy (surgical procedure in which the muscle is cut). The recovery was definitely a different experience than his earlier surgery. Mr. Boogaard returned home four days after the myotomy and with little need for pain pills. He says he has had no side effects from the surgery, and his energy level quickly returned to normal.
What do doctors say about da Vinci®?
Urologists Dr. Alex Koper and Dr. David Laub agree that minimally invasive surgery is the wave of the future. According to Dr. Koper, it allows surgeons to make much smaller incisions to perform the necessary procedure while maintaining the same high quality of surgical care while helping patients to feel more comfortable during recovery.
With robotics, patients recover much more quickly, according to Dr. Laub. "Patients are back to full activity about one month sooner than they are with open surgery," says Laub.


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Interesting read, even if none of them go into great detail...
I'm quite interested in this, having an Android cell phone with an Adreno200 gpu (and hard keyboard--a Venture, to be precise)
...anyone have an idea how you get X started from there? Or pointers towards where to look?
Also, it's interesting to note the state of etna_viv, since it's now also targetting the JZ4760/4770, which is what all the cheap MIPS ICS/JB tablets have.


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It's Mother's Day on Sunday, and all over town you can hear it, feel it, and most of all, smell it. It's the sound of champagne corks popping out of bottles, soon to be mixed with ice-cold orange juice – the Mother's Day Mimosa.
Sometimes in Mammoth, the decks become crowded with celebrants; sometimes not. This year might be a bit on the cool side.
Practically all the local restaurants have special brunches for the Moms. Eggs Benedict abound and the scent of hollandaise and poached eggs, Canadian bacon and fruit dishes permeate the air.
When retired Mammoth Lakes police officer Paul Dostie first picked up a wriggling black Labrador retriever puppy several years ago, he had no idea how much his life was about to change.
But this week, he's in Washington, D.C. talking top names in the nation's military and in Congress; he is working to bring attention to what has become a personal mission to help bring home America's soldiers still "MIA," or, missing in action.
Mammoth has a brand new face.
If not a new face, then at least a brand new brand.
It's blue and white and evokes the letter M, water, and mountains. Before long, it will be ubiquitous around town, on brochures and other mailings.
It will be on streetside banners, wayfinding markers, city vehicles and behind the Town Council dais.
No one would be surprised if it also weren't tattooed on John Urdi's forehead.
Urdi, Mammoth's tourism director, showed up at the Town Council meeting on Wednesday and pushed through a proposal to re-brand the town.
A quiet but critical requirement to change the boundaries of the county's five supervisor districts after the last Census gets under way this spring, as a citizen commission wrestles with the best way to divide the county into districts of equal population size.
That means some districts will lose and some will gain people, since the law requires all supervisor districts to be almost equal in population.
The law allows for no more than a 10 percent difference between districts, meaning districts can only have 10 percent less or 10 percent more people than all other districts.
Nothing quite like spending Mothers Day picking up dog poop, then heading for brunch, but that's the plan along Sherwin Creek Road, says citizen activist Suzanne Nottingham, who will be at Mammoth's "Unofficial Dog Park" at 11 a.m. ...
Longtime Mammoth resident and writer Georgia Lowe is up for the Independent Book Publishers Benjamin Franklin Award. Her book, "The Bonus," an examination of the Depression-era Bonus March, is a finalist in the category of historical fiction. Not only that, she gets to go to New York City for the May 23 ceremony. ...
A press release from Mammoth Lakes Police Chief Dan Watson reports that there was a 27 percent reduction in crime in Mammoth Lakes in 2010 when compared to 2009.
Further, Watson says, a review of traffic collision data shows that there was an 18 percent increase in injury collisions and hit and run collisions in 2010 over 2009.
On thursday, May 5, there will be a Meet and Greet with Ed Armenta, new Inyo National Forest Supervisor, from 4-6 p.m. at the Mammoth Welcome Center on SR 203.
It's been a long time coming, but finally, some of the victims of day care provider Guadalupe Almaguer know what power – and justice – feel like.
On Tuesday, Mono County Superior Court Judge Mark Magit sentenced former Mammoth day care provider "Lupe" Almaguer, 58, to 60 years to life in prison, following his arrest in early October 2010 on suspicion of child sexual abuse.
The weatherman says yes. Mostly.
According to Mammoth's weather forecaster, Howard Sheckter, the long, cold, snowy winter of 2010-11 is finally over – mostly.
With 618 - 637 inches measured up at the 9,200 foot elevation on Mammoth Mountain now, the winter goes down in the record books as Mammoth's snowiest, though not wettest, winter ever.
It started snowing on Oct. 5, making it seven months of snow, although an abnormally dry January and February gave us something of a break for a short time.
Former Mammoth Track Club distance runner Ryan Hall ran the best Boston Marathon by an American last week. Way to go, Ryan, and this amazing tweet on Wednesday: "Happy to be alive after our plane was hit by lightning." ...
Mammoth resident and Mammoth Mountain junior race team member Scott Busche took the silver medal at USASA nationals, boys 10-12 skiercross on April 10 at Copper Mountain, Colo. He was presented with the Cholula "Hot Shot" award of the day for having the day's fastest skiercross qualification time and for his "hot" racer style. ...
On the afternoon of April 24, the Mono County Sheriff Search and Rescue (SAR) Team was called out to search for a lost snowboarder.
Tiffany Pridanonda, age 21, of Walnut, CA, was snowboarding on June Mountain with a group of friends when she became separated and went out of bounds from the top of Chair 6. She went downhill to the east but could not climb back up.
She sent cell phone text messages to her friends and attempted to navigate to Highway 395. She went as far as the Hartley Springs campground, called 911, and was advised to stay where she was until the SAR team arrived.
Mono County Superior Court Judge Mark Magit on Tuesday sentenced former Mammoth day care provider Guadalupe "Lupe" Almaguer, 58, to 60 years to life in prison, following Almaguer's arrest in early October of last year on suspicion of child sexual abuse. Since that time, Almaguer has admitted he is guilty of sexually molesting four children, a confession he made after at least one victim and the victim's mother confronted him in person in October. The confrontation was taped under the guidance of the Mono County District Attorney's office and later used as evidence.
Ready for another strike at Vons?
It could happen.
The union representing Vons, as well as Ralphs, Albertsons, Safeway and other Pavilions stores last week voted to authorize a strike
The labor contract between the union and their employers, ratified four years ago, expired on March 6, and workers have continued on a day-to-day basis since then.
While a work stoppage isn't a foregone conclusion, the threat recalls memories of 2003-2004's protracted strike and lockout, which lasted 142 days and cost the stores roughly $2 billion.
Although the Mono Basin Visitor Center will open this week, Reds Meadow and the Lakes Basin are still under heavy snow and will open later than usual, according to the Inyo National Forest. The Lakes Basin is projected to be open by Memorial Day and Reds is projected to be open in late June, although conditions could change those dates.
Here's a summary of the conditions and opening dates, as projected by the forest service today:
There are so many puzzles attached to Meridian Boulevard that Mammoth's town staff and planners hardly know where to start.
There is repaving, for example, and traffic calming.
But one problem is perfectly clear.
School kids using the four-lane street as a route to and from school have nowhere to go except for the street in winter. The snowbanks grow. The traffic gets heavy.
"From Old Mammoth Road to Azimuth we have a sidewalk, but it's not wide enough to get snow removal equipment in there," said Public Works Director Ray Jarvis.


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When he announced the release of the ODAC, NwAvGuy posted the the following on his blog:
QUOTE NO SNAKE OIL REQUIRED: Many audiophiles want to believe more elaborate or exotic DACs offer higher fidelity. The ODAC demonstrates you do NOT need any of these for 100% transparent performance: Asynchronous USB UAC2 (USB Audio Class 2) Support Asynchronous Sample Rate Conversion (ASRC), Minimum Phase Filtering (no pre-ringing) Non-oversampling NOS DAC chips Dual DAC chips Balanced Outputs Vacuum Tube Stages Elaborate and/or High Current Power Supplies Is his position accurate/defensible? If there was a well-designed DB/ABX test of the ODAC and sub $500/$1000 DAC's (e.g., Audioquest Dragonfly, iFi Micro iDAC, Audioengine D1, Emotiva XDA-2, etc.) that are are Asynchronous, USB Audio Class 2, etc. etc., do you think there would be 'audible/discernible' differences? The reason that I am asking is that I am curious as to the whether there really is much of an audible difference between various sub $500 or $1,000 DAC's, and I haven't come across any DB tests of DAC's. I have read many subjective reviews that claim differences are quite noticeable. Of course, there are major differences in terms of the types and number of inputs and outputs that a DAC may have, whether they include a headphone amp, how portable they are, etc. I am not trying to start a fight/flame war, I am just curious as to what the 'prevailing wisdom is' on this site. If you think there are differences in sub $500/$1000 DAC's, what do you believe are the relevant factors (e.g., USB vs Toslink/Coax)? I know that 'speakers' make a difference, but am unsure about how much, if any, difference there is between DAC's. Again, just trying to become an informed consumer (and save $), not trying to start fights. TIA PS...I should note that I appreciate people like NwAvGuy and others who try to provide quality products, diy options, etc., at reasonable prices. |
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$500 is far too much for a transparent DAC. You are not going to see any DBT results justifying this figure as a minimum price point from a sound quality perspective in today's dollars, ever.
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I am so done driving. Really….like I never ever want to get in my car ever again. Luckily everything went smoothly and the kids were awesome, but still….not that much fun to be in the car for 5 days! Now if you'll excuse me I should probably take a shower since its 1:30 in the afternoon. After I find the shower curtain and the shampoo and a towel and my blow dryer and any clean clothes in a mess of bins and boxes that I didn't label. Or maybe I'll just stay in my jammies!
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22 comments:
- Jeni said...
Glad you made to your new home safe! I can't wait for you to get settled and to start quilting again!!!
I am in Atlanta now, in Aug. moving to Seoul, Korea for one year, flying back to Atlanta next summer and then we will drive from Atlanta to Beale AFB (Sacramento), California...my kids are 8 and 10 but still! - June 7, 2010 at 1:31 PM
- Chris said...
That was quite a ride. Thank goodness you're safe. The worst part of moving is finding all your stuff. Hang in there.
- June 7, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- tong said...
Wow that is a long way to drive! Glad you all made it safely and smoothly!!
- June 7, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- greetingarts said...
Stay in your jammies. You deserve it.
- June 7, 2010 at 2:09 PM
- Michele said...
Find your softest, worn jammies. Make sure they're clean and you're clean and go veg girl. You earned it.
- June 7, 2010 at 2:33 PM
- kelly lautenbach said...
I bet you loved the drive through Nebraska the very most, eh? :) We're lovely people but the terrain can be quite boring. But hey, at least our speed limit is pretty good! :) Glad you've arrived to your new place safe and sound!
- June 7, 2010 at 2:55 PM
- Peggy said...
Bless your heart I can feel your pain!! We moved from Alaska to Indiana in mid January. 3854 miles and 10 days later we arrived. Thank goodness our children are older (15, 13, and 10) and both our dogs are good travelers.
Now go get yourself some rest!! Glad to hear that you all arrived safe and sound, all be it road weary! I am so glad that you will now be closer to family.
Take care - June 7, 2010 at 3:04 PM
- tara said...
Are you moving to Idaho? I am in Twin Falls.
You brave, brave woman driving 5 days. Not sure i could do it. - June 7, 2010 at 3:50 PM
- Crystal Hendrix said...
Wow that is a LONG LONG way to drive!!! I am guessing where you are landing in Idaho, Rexburg/Rigby or surrounding area?? I love it up there and have family there too!
- June 7, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- Katie said...
I would love to claim your spot in the Rocky Mountains - lucky you! Who cares about shower curtains when you have MOUNTAINS??!!
- June 7, 2010 at 5:44 PM
- kz said...
Glad you made it safely on your drive! Welcome to Idaho!
- June 7, 2010 at 7:49 PM
- Cheryl Arkison said...
That map makes me realize just how close to Calgary you are now. Maybe we can meet in Montana one day? Hope the settling in goes well.
- June 7, 2010 at 8:48 PM
- Mimi said...
Congratulations! what an accomplishment and adventure! Now.. definitely relax a bit. you must be exhausted!
- June 7, 2010 at 8:51 PM
- Jennifer S. said...
Yeah - I totally didn't understand how far you were moving. I moved 2 blocks 6 months ago with 2 kids and it was crazy... but that's nothing on you :)
- June 7, 2010 at 8:56 PM
- Tyia, with roots and wings said...
I'm moving to IF in a couple of weeks and I'm so excited we'll be neighbors!!! Maybe some of you talent and creativity will rub off on me :)
- June 7, 2010 at 9:52 PM
- Sundtm said...
I can totally relate! Two years ago we drove from eastern North Dakota to Fairbanks, Alaska..a week in the car and 3 days on a ferry. It was great until we were in the middle of the Yukon and our then 2 year old started throwing up..nonstop. Nothing like it! Well, until we drive back to the lower 48 in two years with a 2 year old and 6 year old! :)
- June 7, 2010 at 10:04 PM
- NorahS said...
Looks like you moved very close to the town I grew up in! Yea, Idaho!!!
- June 8, 2010 at 5:53 AM
- Amanda Joy said...
Oh good luck with finding everything. I am glad that your boys did well on the drive. I am nervous for the drive from Utah to Disneyland in October, so I can't imagine how it would be for 5 days:)
- June 8, 2010 at 7:48 AM
- Anna said...
Seeing how I live in Lincoln, Nebraska, I can honestly say that I'm sorry that you had to drive through Iowa and Nebraska. We're pretty boring states.
- June 8, 2010 at 9:44 AM
- Sandy said...
Wow, bless your heart! Glad you had a safe trip. I live a little south of Cleveland and didn't realize that Idaho was such a straight shot west!
- June 8, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Megan said...
Glad you made it!
- June 10, 2010 at 3:40 PM
- Wendy said...
When I was 6 we drove from Virginia to California in 5 days. My brother was 4. At the time we were heartbroken that my dad sold our dog, a St Bernard, but looking back, that would have been a horrible trip otherwise!
Hope you settle in quickly and enjoy your new place! - June 14, 2010 at 1:47 PM


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This article misses a huge point of contention in the proposed boundary changes (but to be fair the main stream press has never really questioned the Tories position that it is fairer). The proposals were to create constituencies of equal registered voters - not equal population. That is a crucial point and consequently I am glad the proposals have been shelved. If constituencies are not based on population you have less inner city constituencies - and the MPs that do represent them represent far more people than more stable rural constituencies where people tend to register.
By all means lets have equal sized constituencies - but they must be based on the population that lives there. I suspect if most people were asked they would erroneously assume that is what the Tories proposals were based on.
If dont use population also be a bit arbitary. So agreed not particular fair change more one of self interest.
It will never be exact but population has got to be the key metric. MP's consider themselves representing all the people that live in their patch not just the ones who have registered to vote.


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Men think they're invincible, notwithstanding the mounting evidence that states otherwise.
Whether it's the inability to move the morning after playing basketball, losing a footrace to an 11-year-old or not quite being able to bounce back like you once could after a night on the town, the signs are there, just waiting to be acknowledged.
Men do get less foolish over time (not to be confused with getting wise). Things such as heart attacks, cancer and strokes teach many that their time on Earth is not infinite and that they, in fact, are not invincible.
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Viagra, Cialis and numerous other drug companies spend millions of dollars advertising erectile dysfunction drugs, yet no man ever admits to having it. Not surprising, considering that most men equate their manhood with their bedroom performance.
When you were younger, the issue was likely the furthest thing from your mind. But as you get older you may find that things just don't quite work like they once did.
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I know a lot of Russians in Prague, and I have to say, that country has lost a lot of bright minds. They speak at least 2 languages, have uni degrees and work in international firms. In other words, if immigration policy was done according to ability, the type any country would want.
Considering that these people represent a loss on investment for the Russian state (all the money spent on their health care and education that does not get paid back through taxes) you would think Putin would be more concerned. The same thing happened in East Germany, and Russia it too big to build a wall around.


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I had a very sobering thought - just for a moment.
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I'd be drunk in an Arkansas minute.
Every "thing" I own today would either be destroyed or belong to someone else.
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Jeff:Hi, I'm Jeff at LatmodelRestoration.com, today I'm here with Jonathan
Jonathan: Jeff thanks for having me
Jeff: No problem
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Jonathan: Will do. Our cowl vent grille and lower windshield molding kit is the best on the market. The cowl vent grille is an exact reproduction of the original. And is a direct replacement for 1983-93 Fox Body Mustangs. The lower windshield molding comes out of the original Ford tooling. It even has the ford original part number and Ford oval stamped on the back.
Jeff: I also noticed you brought a hardware kit. Can you tell them a little more about that.
Jonathan: We highly recommend you picking up one of our Mustang Cowl Vent hardware kits whenever you are doing this install. It comes with the six screws and four plastic inserts, that way you get rid of the broken and rusted hardware that is probably on your car right now.
Jeff: Well hey Jonathan a appreciate all that knowledge. Let's get this install started.
Jonathan: Let's Do It!
Jeff: To removal the cowl vent grille, the first step is to remove the windshield wipers. As you can see Jonathan has marked their original location with blue painters tape to ensure they go back in the proper location. Now Jonathan, walk them through removing the cowl vent grille.
Jonathan: It's really simple Jeff. You have six screws that hold the cowl vent to the cowl panel itself. Once you get those removed you can pop it up. You will have your windshield washer nozzle hose and then you can remove the actual windshield washer nozzle and transfer it to the new cowl vent panel. This is one of the main reasons we are replacing the cowl vent panel because they are broke. The other two problems you find are they are fading and chipping. Let's go ahead and get this removed Jeff.
Jeff: Alright looks like Jonathan got the cowl vent off. The Next step is to remove the lower windshield moldings. Now Jonathan it looks like these are held down by the side moldings. Is this the tool you need to remove the mustang side windshield moldings?
Jonathan: That is the correct tool. It is the Mustang window reveal molding tool. These side moldings are held to the body by three to four spring loaded clips per side. To remove them you lift up slightly on the side of the molding and slide the hook on the tool until you find the clip. Then engage the clip, pull out and you will hear the clip pop. Repeat that on the remaining clips. If you don't have one of these tools you can purchase one on our website. We keep them in stock. Once you get that molding loose it will break free just like that. As you can see one of the tabs on the lower moldings is already broken off. Yours will probably be the same way. It not it might be by the time you get it removed. Basically you will want to start by removing this front side by pulling up and it will come loose. If you have a broken tab you can just grab a set of needle nose pillars to grab that broken tab and pull it out. Your good to go.
Jonathan: To install the new lower windshield moldings. Insert the upper tab into the side windshield molding. Then simply snap the side molding into place. Then engage to two lower tabs and push them into place. Jeff can you grab the new cowl grille
Jeff: Certainly Jonathan. Now before I go install this it looks like we are missing a tab over there.
Jonathan: yeah the insert is missing on this Mustang. The installation is really simple they just push into place. I you are missing any or have broken inserts simply fold them up and push them through to remove them. Then you can snap the new ones in place – really simple. Now when you are putting this in you definitely don't want to forget to reconnect your windshield washer nozzle hose.
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8. Bonding: General Concepts
8.11. Exceptions to the Octet Rule
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Bonding : OctetRuleExceptions (10 Variations)
For which of the following atoms are exceptions to the octet rule possible?
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Bonding : ImpossibleStructure (10 Variations)
Which of the following formulas represent substances that are likely to be stable at ordinary temperature and pressure? A good way to decide is to ask for which of the formulas is it possible to draw a reasonable Lewis structure (one that obeys the usual rules for drawing Lewis structures)?
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Covalent Bonding
Bonding : LewisStructures (10 Variations)
Which of the following Lewis structures are
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Covalent Bonding
Sulfur Chemistry (3 Variations)
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Reactions |
Alkanes (22 Variations)
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Lewis Structures |
Stereochemistry |
Bonding (34 Variations)
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IR Spectroscopy |
VSEPR Theory |
Aromatic Compounds |
Lewis Structures |
Resonance Theory |
Aldehydes / Ketones |
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Second, that in doing the analysis, we retain too few (just 3) EOF patterns. These are decompositions of the satellite field into its linearly independent spatial patterns. In general, the problem with retaining too many EOFs in this sort of calculation is that one's ability to reconstruct high order spatial patterns is limited with a sparse data set, and in general it does not makes sense to retain more than the first few EOFs. O'Donnell et al. show, however, that we could safely have retained at least 5 (and perhaps more) EOFs, and that this is likely to give a more complete picture.
Third, O'Donnell et al. argue that we used too low a truncation parameter when doing the 'truncated least squares' regressions. In general, using too low a truncation parameter will overly smooth the results, and tend to smooth both temporal and spatial information. The problem with using too large a truncation parameter is that it creates problems when data are sparse, resulting in numerical noise (overfitting). O'Donnell et al. try to get around this problem by using cross validation — that is, trying a bunch of different truncation parameters, and using the ones that give the maximum r2, RE and CE statistics.
There are a number of other criticisms that O'Donnell et al. make, such as whether it is okay to infill the weather station data at the same time as doing the calibration against the satellite data (as we did) or whether these have to be done separately (as O'Donnell et al. did). These are more technical points that may or may not be generally applicable, but in any case do not make a significant difference to the results at hand (as O'Donnell et al. point out).
Let's assume, for the moment, that all of these ideas are on the mark, and that the main reconstruction presented by O'Donnell et al. is, in fact, a more accurate picture of Antarctic temperature change in the last 50 years than presented in previous work. What are the implications for Antarctic climate? How would they differ what was concluded in Steig et al. (2009)? The answer is: very little.
The spatial patterns of annual trends, and how they evolve through time, is similar in both papers. In particular, O'Donnell et al. find, as we did, that the entire continent was warming, on average, prior to early 1980s (Figure below from their main "RLS" reconstruction). As we said in our paper, this would tend to support the idea that cooling in East Antarctica is a recent phenomenon at least in part attributable to recent trends in the Southern Annular Mode (SAM), which is itself forced (at least in part) by stratospheric ozone depletion.
O'Donnell et al. also reproduce our finding that the seasons in which the most rapid and significant warming is occurring are winter and spring — in large areas of both East Antarctica and West Antarctica. In spring, warming is significant throughout all of West Antarctica through the entire 50 years of the record, and in winter, it also occurs throughout all of West Antarctica in the last 25 years. In both seasons in this latter period, the locus of greatest warming has been West Antarctica, and particularly the Ross Sea region and Marie Byrd land, not just the Antarctic Peninsula as virtually all studies prior to ours had assumed. This is an important result that we highlighted in our paper because it has implications for our understanding of the dynamics involving Antarctic warming. Specifically, we made a model-data comparison in the paper, in which we said
… both in the reconstruction and in the model results, the rate of warming is greater in continental West Antarctica, particularly in spring and winter, than either on the Peninsula or in East Antarctica…. This is related to SST changes and the location of sea ice anomalies, particularly during the latter period (1979–2003), when they are strongly zonally asymmetric, with significant losses in the WestAntarctic sector but small gains around the rest of the continent.
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Labor Day weekend means party time at Wyoming County International Speedway as the track held its yearly Labor Day Party Weekend headlined by the third annual Coca-Cola 100 for the SST Modified Series.
Kirk Rutherford stole the show in the main event as he led 82 of 100 laps to capture the Coca-Cola 100 title. Rutherford started eighth in 21-car field as he fended off a strong challenge from Erick Rudolph to secure the win
Rudolph, the defending race winner, had the luck of the draw as he started on the pole in the DeLange Racing/Original Pizza Logs #12. Rick Kluth shared the front row with Rudolph when the inaugural green flag waved.
Four caution periods during first 11 laps kept the race from getting up to speed as Rudolph held the top spot through the yellows. By this time Rutherford had worked his way up from his eighth starting spot to the runner-up position.
When the race resumed Rudolph and Rutherford raced wheel-to-wheel for several laps before Rutherford assumed the lead for good on lap 18. The pair proved to be the class of the field as they pulled away from the pack during long green flag runs, but Rutherford was never able to get more than a few car lengths ahead of Rudolph.
Several front running cars ran into with problems during the first half of the race, which forced them to retire or spend an extended amount of time in the pits. Wayne Lent was fifth on lap 21 when he ran into another car as the yellow flag came out. He suffered major damage to his right front wheel and lost a few laps while making repairs. Daryl Lewis Jr. blew an engine on lap 36 while running inside the top 10. WCIS points leader Jim Pierce retired on lap 44 with overheating problems. Phil Johnson dropped out with mechanical problems around halfway while he was running in the top five.
Rutherford and Rudolph continued to be the dominant duo as the race passed the three-quarter mark. On lap 78, Kevin Lewis slapped the front stretch wall, which forced the cars behind him to get on the brakes. Steve Fuchs apparently failed to slow up enough as he tagged Bill Mislin in turn one, which caused Mislin to spin and bring out the yellow flag again. Mislin and Fuchs were later black flagged for extra-curricular activities during the caution period that ended with Mislin using an extremely vulgar display of aggression.
Six cars remained on the lead lap when the race restarted with just 22 laps to go. Kirk Rutherford continued to stay far enough ahead of Erick Rudolph as he crossed the finish line first to win the Coca-Cola 100. It was his third win of the season at the Perry Bullring.
Neil Hopkins was able to run with the top two during the final stretch of green flag laps but had to settle for third. T.J Potrzebowski finished fourth. Kevin Lewis recovered from his brush with the wall to finish fifth. Jim Love was the hard charger of the race as he finished sixth as the last car on the lead lap after starting 17th.
For the second time this season in the Super Stocks, Kevin Herbert was able to grab two wins in the same day. Herbert won both the rain-delayed feature from August 24th and the regularly scheduled 25-lap race. The pair of victories increased his season total to seven as he has just about locked up the track championship.
The 4-Cylinder Wasps also had double features as they also made up their rained out race from the previous week. Birthday girl Margaret McDonald won the first race by less than a car-length over Kevin Grom. Otis Bradshaw, Chris Jones, and Bill Verwys rounded out the top five in the first race.
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Dave Wollaber cruised to the win in the 20-lap feature for the Caseys Midget Series. It was Wollabers fourth Caseys Series win of the season. Wayne Turnbull was second. Charlie DiRosa, Mike Blair, and Justin Mapes rounded out the top five.
Next week, September 9, the Sunday afternoon racing continues at WCIS. The SST Modifieds and Mini Cup will run doubles features plus the Super Stocks and 4-cylinder Wasps will be in action. Racing starts at 2:30 PM.
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Heat Winners Erick Rudolph, Neil Hopkins, Kirk Rutherford
COCA-COLA 100 Finish KIRK RUTHERFORD, Erick Rudolph, Neil Hopkins, T.J. Potrzebowski, Kevin Lewis, Jim Love, Butch Crawford, Randy Jazembak, Jeff Ruddy, Mike Bliss, Wayne Lent, Bill Mislin, Steve Fuchs, Tom Wiest, Phil Johnson, Jacob Logsdon, Jim Pierce, Dick Kluth, Daryl Lewis Jr., Jake Sapio, Rick Kluth DNS: Joe Evans
Heat Winners Brian Gleason, Kevin Herbert
Feature (9/2) KEVIN HERBERT, Mike Nichols, Marty Hughes, Kyle Sharpe, Dan Scott, Chris Ford, Chris Kline, Jacob Logsdon, Jim Frandsen, Tony Pangrazio, Bob Herman, Brian Gleason, Todd Stone DNS: Steve Vinyard
Feature (delayed from 8/24) KEVIN HERBERT, Todd Stone, Kyle Sharpe, Brian Gleason, Dan Scott, Tony Pangrazio, Jacob Logsdon, Chris Kline, Steve Vinyard
Heat Winners Margaret McDonald, Eric Hastrieter
Feature (9/2) OTIS BRADSHAW, Margaret McDonald, Robert Dennie, Kevin Grom, Kevin Miller, Jason Adams, Eric Hastrieter, Wayne Semmel, Brian Lockwood, Chris Jones, Andy Howe, Paul McCarthy, Matt Ford, Cheryl Packman, Bill Verwys, Mike Shaugnessey, Mike Bradshaw, T.J. Drennen
Feature (delayed from 8/24) MARGARET MCDONALD, Kevin Grom, Otis Bradshaw, Chris Jones, Bill Verwys, Mike Bradshaw, Robert Dennie, Brian Lockwood, Cheryl Packman, Paul McCarthy, Wayne Semmel, Kevin Miller
Heat Winners Wayne Turnbull, Dave Wollaber
Feature DAVE WOLLABER, Wayne Turnbull, Charlie DiRosa, Mike Blair, Justin Mapes, Vinny Christiano Jr., Cam Barber, Dean McConnaughey, Dan Dressel, Chad Haywood, Jim Fleischman, Mark Schulz
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