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It could become known as the Edgbaston riposte, following Thursday's bold opening to the first day of the third Ashes Test by Australia's batsmen after rain reduced play to a single session late in the day. Four years ago, England arrived here 1-0 down and went on the attack, a counter that helped them change the direction of a series they went on to win.
Andrew Strauss will not want that to happen this time but it will not be lost on him that Australia, their makeshift opener Shane Watson driving and pulling his way past the doubters to a fine 62, will start Friday in better shape than they otherwise might, given the late withdrawal of Brad Haddin, who broke a finger while practising just before the start.
Single sessions in Test matches rarely allow the side batting to make a statement, which is why England will be disappointed that Australia managed to score 126 for one off the 30 overs played.
It can be easy for bowlers to strive too hard when confronted by a short stint in the field, but the bland pitch that was unveiled after the covers were finally peeled off required more discipline than ardour. Instead, England bowled a swinging length without the accompanying swing, a combination that saw them leak a bewildering 22 boundaries.
In only his ninth Test and with a batting average before this match of 19.76, Watson, picked in place of Phillip Hughes, looked to the manner born. It was a huge gamble by the selectors, but his fine form at number three in the match against Northamptonshire persuaded them he was the man for the job.
Favouring the drive, Watson put away most of the numerous half-volleys sent his way with style and power. When England tried to force him back with short balls, the sluggish nature of the pitch allowed him to pull them either side of square.
His partner, Simon Katich, was no less punishing, his silky touch bringing him fours off front foot and back against England's pacemen.
The ease with which he scored probably led to his undoing once Strauss had turned to Graeme Swann, for he did not even venture a sighter before trying to pull Swann off the first ball he faced from him. Fortunately for England and the now boisterous crowd, he failed to make contact and was given out lbw by Aleem Dar.
Swann's success did not get him a long bowl at Ricky Ponting, the new batsman. Ponting has become something of an ogre in the eyes of England's supporters but, instead of returning to his pace bowlers, Strauss should have tried to slay Australia's Goliath with his off-spinning David.
Perhaps Strauss had felt more than generous to his counterpart by allowing Australia to replace their wicketkeeper. Four years ago, the Ashes Test here was held up not just as a bewitching spectacle, but as a paragon of what playing cricket in the right spirit was all about.
The moment that best encapsulated it, when Flintoff offered that consolatory paw to Brett Lee, came at the end of four tense days, but this time it arrived before a ball had been bowled.
Haddin damaged his finger around the time Ponting was naming his team and winning the toss, so his captain was unaware of his predicament.
Steve Bernard, Australia's manager, made the request to replace him with Graham Manou and England acceded to it, something they did not need to do.
Whether or not Australia's lack of aura sparked their generosity, it was the right decision on a day when everybody's patience had been sorely tried by the hours spent waiting for the outfield to dry.
Edgbaston is not Haddin's lucky ground. Four years ago, it was him that rolled the ball that did for Glenn McGrath's ankle, a source of Australian pain to this day after the fast bowler missed the game. His misfortune this time is likely to keep him out for the remainder of the Test series.
Before that rotten luck, Hughes had revealed to the world via Twitter that he had been dropped, long before the selectors had planned to make it public.
Twit, tweeter or t---? David Cameron, a visitor to Edgbaston on Friday, could probably have told him, though unlike the leader of the Conservative Party after his verbal gaffe, Hughes faces disciplinary action.
By fitting in 30 overs, the England and Wales Cricket Board avoided paying a refund to the sell-out crowd. At £75 a ticket, it is not great value for a day spent mostly watching grass dry, though with Warwickshire planning to replace the outfield and drainage system with a modern version this winter, such wasted hours should be avoided in the future.


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Back in the library, Fiona stood in her best ready-position, swishing Seymour's weapon about to gauge its usability. Raif had retreated partway down the tunnel with its tail between its legs and was currently regarding her with a look of skepticism.
"Do you no' trust my swordsmanship?"
"Raif nhooo…" it whined.
She left off parrying imaginary opponents to sit down and examine the blade. "Tis safe noo," she said to Raif. "You can come back."
Raif returned and nosed her scoldingly in the ribs.
The sword was a light one, simple in design, with a narrow, slightly curved blade no more than an inch across at its widest point. Its hilt, the body of which looked as if it had been recently wrapped in fabric and resin for better grip, bore several leather straps, interwoven to protect the hand of the user. The leather smelled old, but the steel of the blade shone bright and new. It wasn't even scratched. Either the blade had been replaced recently—and who would have a new blade attached to an uninteresting old hilt like this one?—or else it was of very high quality steel.
Raif began to hum again, and she looked up to see what it was growling at.


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The right document scanner
This post is the second in a series about going paperless.
Going paperless would of course be rather straight forward when all communication is already electronic and all you have to do is storing it somewhere where it can be indexed and organized in your preferred way.
Unfortunately, quite some important artefacts are still provided only on paper. Therefore, the first step to set towards going paperless is to provide a way to convert the paper artefacts as smoothly as possible into electronic searchable documents.
This conversion starts with selecting a document scanner fit for the job. In my case fit for the job required a device that is capable of scanning two-sided multi-page documents with sufficient speed (>10 pages per minute). Colour scanning would be a nice plus. Since I am aiming to implement a fully open source solution, the availability of Linux drivers and ideally SANE support is required as well.
These requirements put you mostly in the range of small business devices, which are offered by several manufacturers. Epson for instance offers with the DS 510 a device that from the specifications should be a good fit.
I could continue listing some additional options, before concluding with what almost any source on the internet concludes as well: the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500 scanner is probably the best suitable scanner in the market for medium workloads. It has support for Windows and Mac, it scans directly into several cloud storage solutions, it has built-in WiFi to integrate into your home network, but it also has SANE support, so it's well usable in a Linux environment. With a price around €450,=, it doesn't come cheap, but for having a reliable scanner it is definitively worth it.
Since the Epson was much less available in the Netherlands, I settled for the SnapScan.
Getting the ScanSnap to work in SANE for Debian/Ubuntu based Linux distributions is really simple. Just install the command line utilities:
apt-get install sane-utils
and scan your first document with the
scanimage command line tool:
scanimage --batch='out%04d.pnm' -y 298 --source 'ADF Duplex'
The arguments I used are
-y and
--source. The first tells
scanimage to scan all pages in the feeder and the second indicates the height of the document to be scanned in millimetres. The amount is slightly larger than the height of an A4 page, which allows the additional carrier sheet (used to scan several small items like receipts or photos at once) to be fully processed. The third option (
--source ADF Duplex) tells
scanimage to scan both the front and the back of each page. By default,
scanimage only scans the front. If you have multiple scanners connected, also add the device with the
-d option. I my case:
-d fujitsu:ScanSnap iX500:85330.
After some trial and error, I added two additional arguments to the command:
scanimage --batch='out%04d.pnm' -y 298 --source 'ADF Duplex' --swskip 15 --swdespeck 1
The first argument (
--swskip) ensures that empty pages are skipped and the value of 15 is an empirically derived threshold that work best for a variety of documents. The
--swdespeck 1 argument removes single isolated pixels from the scans, which result in cleaner images, that are also better processed with the optical character recognition software. More about that later. I also tried removing sets of 2 or 3 pixels, but that tended to make the results worse.
The next step in the process of creating a searchable document is to process the images with optical character recognition (OCR) software to extract the text. This is the most tricky part when setting up an open source solution. Not many open source OCR solutions exist and the quality of the results is not on par with commercial products.
I selected three solutions that are still actively developed: tesseract-ocr, gocr and cuneiform. Both
tesseract-ocr and
cuneiform proved to give the most accurate results, but, additionally, the PDF option of
tesseract produced the best quality PDF's containing both the original (compressed) image and the resulting text as an overlay, so it's possible to select text when viewing the resulting PDF file in your favourite PDF viewer. With cuneiform, I did not succeed in producing properly aligned text overlays in the PDF's. That's why I settled for tesseract. Since I commonly process documents in Dutch and in English, I use the following command to convert each scanned image into a PDF with text overlay:
tesseract out0001.pnm out0001.pdf -l nld+eng pdf
To concatenate the individual PDF files for each page, I use
pdfunite, one of the tools from the
poppler-utils package.
The image below shows a sample of a scanned document.
Tesseract was able to extract the following text:
TEARS IN HEAVEN Would you know my name if I saw you in heaven W0u|d it be the same if I saw you in heaven I must be strong and carry on ï 'Cause I know I don't belong here in heaven Would you hold my hand if I saw you in heaven Would you help me stand if I saw you in heaven I'll find my way Through night and day 'Cause I know I just can't stay here in heaven Time can bring you down, time can bend your knees Time can break your heart, have you beggin' please, beggin' please TUSSENSPEL Beyond the door There's peace, I'm sure And I know there'll be no more Tears in heaven Would you know my name if l saw you in heme? Would it be the same if I saw you in i must be strong and carry on ë â here in heaven No l know i don't belong here in heaven
As you can see, the mediocre quality of the print already causes faults in the recognition, although in practical cases a sufficient amount of text is recognized correctly, so that the document shows up in a search.
Now we're almost there. I'd like to put a document in the sheet-feeder and push the scan button on the front of the scanner to automatically start the scanning process. By default, Debian/Ubuntu based distributions have a standard package with a small daemon to do exactly that:
scanbuttond. Unfortunately
scanbuttond does not support the Fujitsu ScanSnap. Luckily, there's an alternative: scanbd (Ubuntu packages). Installing from source is easy, just follow the instructions in
Finally, I wrapped everything above together in a script
scan.sh that is called by
scanbd when the button is pressed. The OCR analysis of the images is a CPU intensive task and
tesseract is running single threaded, leaving most of your computing power unused. Therefore, I added some logic in the script to launch one tesseract instance for each CPU core found in the system, speeding up the OCR process significantly. The script will send the resulting PDF by email to an email address of your choice (both Evernote and Alfresco support adding documents via email) using the
mime-construct tool.
Summarizing, to get your SnapScan up and running in Debian/Ubuntu Linux, perform the following steps:
# Install all dependencies
sudo apt-get install sane-utils poppler-utils tesseract-ocr tesseract-ocr-nld tesseract-ocr-eng tesseract-ocr-anyOtherLanguageOfYourChoice mime-construct
# Download and install scanbd
mkdir ~/scanbd
cd ~/scanbd
wget 'http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/scanbd/releases/scanbd-1.4.3.tgz'
tar xf scanbd-1.4.3.tgz
cd 1.4.3
./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc
sudo make install
#for Ubuntu, download the init script, for other distributions, see the integration folder in the scanbd source
cd /etc/init/
sudo wget 'http://fokke.org/site/sites/default/files/scanbd.conf'
# Download the scan.sh script
cd /etc/scanbd/scripts
sudo wget 'http://fokke.org/site/sites/default/files/scan.sh'
# update configuration file to point the ´action scan' to the scan.sh script
sudoedit /etc/scanbd/scanbd.conf
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Businesses are increasingly looking to accelerate data-driven insights they can use to differentiate products, improve customer experience, and grow the business. But sometimes, this insatiable desire creates a mad rush for more and faster data lakes – and that can simply cause more harm than good.
That's the view of execs from Informatica, who suggest one major downside is the 'data swamp,' which contains murky, under-managed, and unreliable data. Questionable data from a data swamp, if ingested or relied upon too heavily, can prove harmful to the business, execs contend.
To cope with this risk, Informatica is releasing technology to better manage Hadoop-driven distributed data lakes. Informatica Data Lake Management "integrates, governs, and secures the data an organization needs to power its business with a data lake," according to the company's website. Informatica's chief product officer, Amit Walia, explained the company's approach comes as many customers are struggling to keep pristine and reliable data lakes from turning into 'data swamps' that contain "inconsistent, incomplete and stale data."
The idea behind Informatica Data Lake Management is to deliver several key benefits including:
With Data Lake Management, Informatica helps organizations quickly and repeatedly turn big data into trusted information assets that deliver sustainable business value. The solution is architected to also enable data analysts to more easily find, prepare, govern, and protect data of any size. They or It also drives (or derives?) business value from Hadoop-based data lakes.
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Regeneration Lessons From The US
"For too long, the US priority has been building new at the expense of old, giving tax incentives to the new, then wondering why so many American cities now have demolished more buildings than remain standing. Levelling the playing field - only partially now true - and giving old buildings a fighting chance was critical to assisting the growing urban renaissance visible in traditional American cities. This experience provides an important lesson for English urban policies. Local people rather than visitors must be the priority for any city centre revitalisation policy. If things evolve by and for local people, or if the policies are geared to them, a real place generates itself."
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With a huff, Mara stopped looking at the hateful sight of Tubal's back. He turned his
glare downwards, and closely watched where Tubal's feet were landing. Mara noticed
that Tubal didn't stomp flat-footed like he had been doing, but rather stepped softly with
the ball of his foot first. Mara was half-hopping to reach those spots where Tubal was
stepping, but he tried the same trick with the next hop. Mara went up, and as he came
down he flexed his foot and landed on the ball. A little heavily, and Mara almost pitched forward, but he righted himself and kept going. A grin snuck onto Mara's face. The steps weren't perfect, but they were much quieter now. He could learn fast, and this was just
the beginning. On this hunt, or perhaps the next, Mara would show them all. A stray
band of sunlight pierced the red canopy and blinded Mara for a moment, turning his world
into a meaningless blood-colored haze.
Kaze hovered in an anxious whirlpool around Mara. Joshua had answered Kaze's summons,
and came quickly, now kneeling beside her. He reached out his hand and let it rest on
Mara's brow, then removed it. Concern knit his eyebrows together in a knot as his eyes
noted her shallow, slow, uneven breathing. Joshua could see the moonlight reflecting the
sweat that covered Mara's body, which lay there in the same position it had fallen, still
unmoving. Joshua closed his eyes, letting his head fall slightly, and looking for all
the world like he was praying. Joshua opened his eyes again, and the green orbs
never left Mara's face as he crouched over her and lifted her up into his arms. He
cradled her close to his chest, then began walking downhill to the cave entrance.
Joshua would take care of Mara, but there was little he could do to wake her up. Mara's
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"I look foward to watching how it is done"
I keep my eyes on Imira and the council member approaching her with hands streched towards her, Imira let electricity dance on her finger tips once more. I raise an eyebrow as the council member links hands with her without flinching or moving away, a goblet of blood appears before them, freshly drained if my nose is correct. The council member sips the goblet of blood and then passes it to Imira who does the same, they look to me as a servant carries the goblet to my side "Now sire if you drink and say the words as written"
I nod and take a mouthful of blood "Grata Imira clavis iaculis et officialis concilium sodalis" welcome Imira, bolt thrower and official council member, they do love to speak latin.
Imira nods and bows to me "Ego am at tuam muneris" I am at your service
"Is that all you required my presence for council?"
"Yes sire, you are free to do as you see fit"
"Then I shall be leaving you, I wish to see more of the council chambers, if I require anything I shall let you know" I walk down the stairs and towards the door mentally rolling my eyes as they all bow as I pass.
I make my way towards the lower chambers where I hear the council has been raising humans, I could do with a snack.


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We investigated the response of three carbon isotope related parameters ($\delta ^{13}$C, discrimination and p$_{i}$/p$_{a}$ ratio) determined from Salix herbacea leaves to an altitudinal gradient in Austria and to short- (200 years) and long-term (> 140 000 years) increases in CO$_{2}$ concentration. The altitudinal results showed leaf $\delta ^{13}$C declined with increasing altitude. This supports the view that local trends in leaf $\delta ^{13}$C may follow quite different patterns to those observed globally. The effects of short-term CO$_{2}$ increases were investigated by analysis of dated herbarium material collected over the past two centuries. Leaf $\delta ^{13}$C declined in response to CO$_{2}$ increases of the past 200 years, which probably reflects the anthropogenic increase of atmospheric $^{12}$C as a result of fossil fuel burning and deforestation. Quaternary leaf macrofossils were analysed to examine the response of leaf $\delta ^{13}$C to long-term alterations in CO$_{2}$ and climate represented by a glacial cycle. The results suggest leaf $\delta ^{13}$C reflects the palaeotemperature under which the leaves formed, low temperatures being associated with high $\delta ^{13}$C. This is consistent both with observations from a global latitudinal survey of leaf $\delta ^{13}$C ranging from equatorial to polar regions and with experimental measurements made on plants grown at low temperatures. Comparisons of the general temperature trends of the Devensian late-glacial inferred from fossil leaf $\delta ^{13}$C values with palaeotemperature reconstructions from beetle remains and pollen show a similar overall pattern of events. Quaternary fossil leaves may therefore provide evidence for atmospheric CO$_{2}$ change (from the stomatal density record) and palaeotemperatures (from leaf $\delta ^{13}$C content) which together offer the exciting possibility of determining the comparative timing of both events.
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Even Venus Williams, the biggest star in an injury-hit women's draw, twisted her ankle while defeating Ashley Harkleroad 6-2, 6-1 on centre court and needed ice treatment and physiotherapy.
Her injury will be reassessed, but the former World No1 is adamant she will be able to compete, to the enormous relief of tournament organisers who lost Serena Williams, Jennifer Capriati, Jelena Dokic, Monica Seles and Mary Pierce before a ball was hit in anger.
Venus said: "I was going for a swing volley and I twisted my right ankle and I will monitor it to see how it goes.
"I am not anticipating it being bad. I have put ice on it and it will be re-evaluated later today."
Venus attempted to lift some of the gloom by explaining her need to turn up on court with the kind of jewellery normally reserved for dinner dates and gala events.
She used her press conference to transport the media to Planet Venus where she explained that: "I believe that if you look good, you play better - I'm serious! When I walk out on court my game's ready and my outfit is ready."
Back on Earth, where the men's section, already missing injured seventh seed Carlos Moya, lost fifth seed Guillermo Coria today. His 7-6, 6-2, 6-4 defeat by Cyril Saulnier of France owed everything to the abdominal strain that has been hampering the Argentine for ten days.
British No2 Greg Rusedski was dumped out of the first round by No26 seed Albert Costa in straight sets and then revealed that "four or five" players plus a tournament doctor had been struck down by gastroenteritis.
This is the kind of infection that can spread rapidly at a Grand Slam event, where the players mix so freely and share the same facilities on site.
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Jardin Tropical Prived Studio – Home 8319419
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Prived Studio in 5* Hotel Jardin Tropical . This is a studio which consists of fully equipped open kitchen, sleeping area with double bed (150x190 cm) and sofa in livingroom, bathroom, sunny balcony.
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Musique Automatique alludes to the abundance of synth sounds and effects that Stereo Total employ, but Around the World in Just Over 64 Minutes would be a more fitting title for this globe-trotting collection of songs. From fuzzed-up guitars beneath hard-vowled Spanish vocals to Turkish lyrics spat out with punk attitude, Stereo Total prove themselves to be the UN of avant garde pop.
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Check your drivers side front brake line
I recently went for an oil change at the dealer with my 2007 Jeep Wrangler unlimited 4 door. The dealership informed me that me front drivers side tire is rubbing through me brake line when I turn the steering wheel all the way to the left. If you turn your wheel all the way to the right you can look in the wheel well and see where it is rubbing through. I will admit that I am not a mechanic and I know very little about cars. I asked the dealership that since I have not modified my Jeep if the repair would be covered. They told me no, but said they would cover it through my extended warranty and I would just have to pay the $100 deductible. I did not like the answer so I called Chrysler directly and told them about my problem. They said that they would not fix the problem free of charge even though it is not my fault. I checked a few other people's 4 door jeeps and they are having the same problem. Obviously the brake line is installed from the factory in a place where it rubs. This is not the same issue as the brake recall that jeep has already put out. After speaking with Chrysler I called the NHTS and lodged a complaint against Chrysler for installing the brake line in an area that it rubs against the tire.
Since many people here know more about cars then I do, please tell me if my thinking is wrong. If the stock tire rubs through the stock brake line on a stock vehicle, shouldn't it be replaced for free?
Also, please check your front drivers side brake line to make sure you don't have this problem.
There is a recall out for exactly that issue. All you need to do is trim the inner plastic fender well.
The current recall is for the fender lining rubbing through the brake line, and that is not my problem. My tire is rubbing through my brake line.
It is probably out of it's normal warranty so that makes it a tough call.
I ordered the jeep brand new and have not altered anything including the tires. My tires are the original optional ones that came with the jeep. P255/70r18
It makes absolutely no sense that your tire is contacting your brake line. Can you post pictures to show where it is rubbing?
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Thanks for sharing this. I'll look at mine tomorrow morning but as of the time I bought it, the dealer ran the VIN number on my Jeep and said that mine was not listed in the recall so I haven't looked into it any further. Got me thinking...
You had your Jeep that long and you havent done any mods :bottom:
I will not do any mods until my warranty is over.
Good for you! I think you did the right thing. Chrysler sounds like apple, they won't admit their f*** ups. that's their own mistake and should be covered. Well, with the recall that is.
I still don't see how your tire is rubbing there. If it is then it's about to fall off.
it only rubs when the wheel is turned all the way to the left like pulling in and out of parking spaces.
Something is wrong then because it shouldn't rub there at all.
Exactly. That is why I think they should fix the problem and not charge me.
OK, now that I have a better understanding I re-read your original post. It is a warranty type issue. Since your regular warranty is up and you have an extended warranty it will be covered by that with your $100 deductible. They shouldn't have to fix it for free. It is not a design defect that is affecting all Wranglers, it's just something wrong with yours.
If it was just my wrangler I would agree with you but I have checked 2 other 4 door sahara wranglers and they both have the same problem. Which is why I posted it here so that people will check their brake lines.
I've never seen anyone post that issue on any of the forums.
I had the front tires off of my wife's 2007 last night and discovered this same problem on both sides. I'm going to my local dealer now to see about a fix.
Contact the NHTSA dept. http://www.nhtsa.gov/:thumb:
I believe that your front axle is not ok.
A friend of mine had a similar problem under warranty and after checking his front dana with a third party geometry expert it was revealed that his front axle had on the right end a deformation from its birth so to say. Dealer replaced its front axle entirely amd since then no rubber amy more.
Just a thought!
Good Luck!
To note I believe the $100 deductable you only have to pay once. I also have an extended service contract and was told that I would only have to pay the deductable once and from there one anything covered would be taken care of at no additional cost. I realize you dont want to spend the $100 but I would bet you are going to have too sooner or later, might as well get it out of the way. I've already paid mine.
Same issue here...when I got oil change, I figured this was the k13 recall because it does not look normal..after having recall done at dealership, found out this is different non recall problem...BS!!!!!! Oh and during k13 fix, service guy said that my "ball joints have a lot of play on them"...I almost smacked him
Zombie Thread Alert! :-)
I wonder if the OP (or others) found the resolution to this. I happened to be checking under the Jeep as part of routine maintenance and noticed what I thought was rubbing in this location, but couldn't be sure.
Subsequent checks seem to reveal that, under hard left tuns, my driver's front tire makes contact with the foam/rubber collar which is zip-tied to the brake line.
I've got stock-sized tires (255/75R17 Firestone Destination AT) and no suspension modifications.
Not sure if it's related, but I've also noticed a steering wheel wobble under sharp turns... similar to when turning in 4WD, but not nearly as severe. I'm thinking a u-joint or ball joint, but I'm not sure. Either way, I'm calling a garage this week to have both issues looked into, but I'd love to know if there is a known cause and/or solution to the brake line rubbing.
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Took a photo of the contact. This is from under the Jeep looking up while at left full lock.
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Get a lift....brake lines get relocated....problem solved and you get a lift!
Win Win
Is it just just my perception or do the side walls on the pictured tires appear to be bulging out against the brake line? Does he have the tire aired down causing the tire to rub? If that is the case then it would not be the manufactures responsibility to fix... Those are after market tires. Just get spacers on the tires or add more air if need...
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Tires don't appear to be bulging. At least not in any major way. This only occurs when turned full lock left.
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Howdy Everyone,
If you are having problems getting the game to work correctly, we highly recommend going to our Help pages. Using our Help pages is always the quickest way to get technical problems resolved. Here are a few suggested articles that have helped many people correct these types of problems in the past:
Game Crashing, Freezing, or Blank Screen
Game Compatibility
While we can offer a known solution for technical issues in the Forums, or other tech savvy pond residents can swim by with good tips and suggestions, we cannot provide the same excellent level of support provided by our Customer Support team.
The Forums are not very well suited for the kinds of information gathering and troubleshooting that get these types of issues corrected quickly. However, we do know that some players appreciate being able to see past reports of issues just in case workarounds or suggestions were given, so please feel free to read through the last thread of technical issues below as well as posting your issue here:
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DETROIT (AP) -- Jonathan Ericsson scored with 5 seconds left to lift the Detroit Red Wings to a 3-2 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday.
The Kings failed to clear the puck, less than a minute after they tied the game, and Ericsson took advantage. His slap shot from above the right circle trickled through Jonathan Quick's pads.
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Pavel Datsyuk and Damien Brunner scored on shots set up by Henrik Zetterberg in the first period and Howard made 45 saves to help the Red Wings win three straight for the first time this year.
The defending Stanley Cup champion Kings, who started the day among the Western Conference teams with the fewest points, have won only one of their last five games.
Los Angeles defenseman Drew Doughty tried to give his team a boost by checking Datsyuk hard early in the first period. Datsyuk, though, bounced back within a couple minutes to score on a wrist shot off an assist from Zetterberg. Brunner took advantage of another assist from Zetterberg to put Detroit up 2 late in the first period.
Anze Kopitar pulled the Kings within one with a goal at the 19:19 mark of the second period.
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