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When will I get my ETA?
Hoping someoone here can help me
So I ordered my 2013 Focus SE on Oct 31/Nov 1 (or anyways, the dealer claims to have put in the order). However, they've yet to approach me with the ETA.
Now, I'm fully prepared to wait for the car. However, I'd expect a ballpark ETA from the factory/dealership (the week of ____, for example). The dealer's telling me that the car just "shows up" when they have it, which confuses me -- how am I supposed to have enough time to arrange my insurance, license plate, etc.?
Anyways, I'm trying to plan my life for the next few months, and I need to know when the car is arriving (for road trips, car repairs, traveling, etc.).
I have an order number printed on a copy of the invoice for the order that they gave me, although I don't know if this is an internal-to-dealer invoice number or whether it works with the Ford Factory too.
Is there someone that can help me? Or are both the dealership and I at the mercy of the factory here? Thanks![headbang]
Ford works in mysterious ways.
Ask for dealer for a copy of the "DORA" (Dealer Order Receipt Acknowledgement). This is the form that shows Ford does indeed have the order. Near the top (about the second line), you'll see a dealer code number (two digits, a letter, three digits, followed by the dealer name). Next line down you should see a 4-digit order number. These two pieces of information are useful for tracking your order.
Get in touch with a Ford customer service rep, and ask them for your order status. A PM to "FordCustomerService" on this website has always produced a quick response for me. You can also find them on Facebook, or on the phone. There's a volunteer at blueovalforums.com that will give you status updates as well.
It generally takes a while after the order is submitted for Ford to commit to building it and give it a build date. (For instance, I placed an order on Sep 28; only last week did it actually get scheduled. That was for an ST, though; SEs are both higher volume and without the same backlog, so there's a good chance you'll wait less time.) Until they do, nobody knows exactly how long it will take. You get to be patient.
The first sign of committment is assigning the order a VIN. This means Ford found all the parts in the shed out back and is definitely going to assemble the car. Shortly thereafter, the car should get a "build date" for that assembly to occur. The build date can also be found on the window sticker (which you can get on the web once you have the VIN). The build date has an accuracy about to the week, not the day, but it's usually pretty reliable.
Once the car is built, they have to ship it. The time it takes depends on how they do that -- car carrier, rail, etc -- where you live, and mysterious factors known only to Ford and the railroads. I see you're in Canada, which means most of what I think I know from the US may be irrelevant. But shipping might take two or three weeks from Michigan to California. I'd expect it to be a little faster to Ontario, but not necessarily a lot faster. I've seen reports from people living in the town with the assembly plant that still take weeks to get to the dealer. It's not the speed of just driving there; it's the shipping process.
Overall, the minimum time from order to receipt of the car is probably 6-8 weeks. 12-15 wouldn't be unusual. From your build date, probably around two weeks.
Your dealer can probably come up with a better estimate of shipping time if you press them. The salesmen probably don't know (or care); they probably order every week and inventory shows up whenever. But there's an ordering manager working there somewhere that could try looking up their last few Focus SEs and get you a better idea.
Amazing. Thank you for the info!! I'm going to give them until Wednesday before I ask them for the DORA. I don't want to be difficult after all, especially if as you say, it seems like Ford itself is rather last minute with releasing the VIN/build date.
It can take as little as one day to have the order accepted and scheduled if the dealer had allocation and the order was submitted on a Wednesday, as scheduling was usually on Thursday mornings.
However if they had not had the allocation for the car it can take weeks before the car goes from being an order to being scheduled to be built.
Send me a PM with your order number and dealer name; I can check on the status of your vehicle and see if the ETA has uploaded yet. I'm happy to give you weekly updates as well!
Have a great day, everyone!
PM sent. Hope the info is accurate!
I have an ST3 on order and here's the information I've received so far. Hope this provides a reference for some of you.
10/29/2012 - Put a deposit down and completed the order with my salesman.
11/01/2012 - Received email from firstname.lastname@example.com/Order approved and tracking number provided. But I'm not sure why, as I have no means of following it without my salesman's help.
11/23/2012 - Salesman provided me the VIN.
11/30/2012 - Window sticker showed up on ResearchManiacs.com. Blend 120121206. (I think tomorrow 'may' be her birthday).
12/03/2012 - Salesman advised ~arrival date of 12/24/2012...hohoho!
I got a little anxious around November 20th and popped off an email to the above Ford address:
Thank you for your email. All inquiries about your vehicle should go through your dealer.
Program Headquarters
From: Me
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 3:13 PM
To: retail orders
Subject: Order Tracking
I'm anxiously awaiting my Focus ST3 and was wondering, is there a website location I can go to and track its progress?
Tracking #00000
My Ford Dealer
An update -- a few days after I PM'd FCS, i called the dealer and they gave me the VIN outright. The car is scheduled to roll off the line tomorrow and I'll probably take delivery next week-ish but at least now I have a ballpark (which is what I really wanted anyways)
Thanks all for your assistance!!
My car arrived at the dealership today and I will be picking it up tomorrow! [cheers]
I ordered it on October 29th. Not a bad turnaround.
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Country of Ash is the starkly compelling, original chronicle of a Jewish doctor who miraculously survived near-certain death, first inside the Lodz and Warsaw ghettoes, where he was forced to treat the Gestapo, then on the Aryan side of Warsaw, where he hid under numerous disguises. He clandestinely recorded the terrible events he witnessed, but his manuscript disappeared during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. After the war, reunited with his wife and young daughter, he rewrote his story.Peopled with historical figures like the controversial Chaim Rumkowski, who fancied himself a king of the Jews, to infamous Nazi commanders and dozens of Jews and non-Jews who played cat and mouse with death throughout the war, Reicher's memoir is about a community faced with extinction and the chance decisions and strokes of luck that kept a few stunned souls alive.
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"[Dr. Reicher] lived through the Second World War in Poland, dodging bullets, uprisings,and deportations - to mention betrayal, starvation and airless hideouts in a manner more reminiscent of a talented outlaw than a mild-mannered dermatologist.... It is the impressive simplicity of the good doctor's writing that makes [t]his book resemble [Victor] Klemperer's, and the detailed observations of its report that makes it emotionally memorable.... William Carlos Williams once said that people who prize information are perishing daily for want of the information that can be found only in poetry. By the same token, there will never be a time when we will not need the information that an important, evocative book like Country of Ash provides." (Vivian Gornick, Moment magazine)
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Incredible how many times this doctor dodges death. One of the best stories of that horrible time.
Don't be fooled Suzanne Toren does not narrate this book just the intro. Blumenfelds performance is one of the oddest sometimes funny narrators I've listened to. I almost didn't continue because of it but so glad I did.
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Once you get used to narration anyone should love this book. I've listened to many great books about the Holocaust, but this is very different. Totally enjoyable listen, albeit sad as they all are.
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Real living history told through the eyes of an eyewitness.
World War II from the Polish side, from the Jewish Polish side.
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I had family in Poland Jews as well. This is truly a heart wrenching story.
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K, just waiting on the stupid 318 flywheel and computer. I had already bought a 360 computer and flywheel for the 318 when I still thought it was a 360. But, because it's a 318 I had to get different ones as they are motor size specific. The 360 is externally balanced from the factory by the flywheel and harmonic balancer. The 318 is balanced at the crank. So you can NOT mix the flywheels, or harmonic balancers. Also the computer is obviously different. It has different fuel rates and pulses I believe as the motors have different strokes and bores between the two.
Well, as soon as they get here I will bolt it in. But, I still have to fab up some kind of adapter plate for the cross member as the new setup will sit 2" further forward as compared to the stock setup. I will use a TJ poly trans mount and stock plate with some kind of extension, or reposition the mounting point from the skid plate forward if possible.
Also, still have to rebuild the t-case when the HD chain kit gets here and I can afford a SYE. Then add the AA tcase shifter bracket to eliminate the body mount point ( also affected by the 2" forward positioning).
I also need to either re drill the clocking pattern on the back of the trans or just buy a clocking ring. This is to get the t-case back to the stock TJ clocking degree. The dodge dakota t-case is clocked lower. I may go with the clocking ring just for the spacing, plus then I don't have to bother re-drilling. This will make up for some of the 2" forward positioning of the front driveshaft and maybe allow me to reuse my current one without any modification due to the new length differences. My current front axle is also set 1" further forward due to all adjustable arms. So, I might just be ok there. If I have to position my front axle forward another 5/8 th's than so be it.
As for the rear shaft, I'm not worried as I will be getting a new cv shaft anyways!
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So, I was looking in our computer tip archives the other day and found a tip on the term "refresh rate." I was reading through it and although it was very helpful, it didn't give just the basics of what the refresh rate really is. And I figured a lot of you would probably want to know, so that's exactly what I'm going to do for you today. Let's get back to the basics, baby!
In terms of computers, the refresh rate is the number of times per second that the display on your computer monitor is illuminated. Now, even though this goes along with the term "frame rate," I don't want you to get the two confused. The frame rate measures how often a display changes from one image to another, but the refresh rate actually deals with the repeated illumination of the same frames. So, if you ever have trouble with your monitor flickering or something similar, you may need to reset your refresh rate so that you'll have a clearer display.
To find out what your refresh rate is set to, right click on your desktop and choose Properties. Next, click on the Settings tab and then hit the Advanced button. Once that new window opens, click on the Monitor tab and you'll see your refresh rate under the Monitor settings area. If you click on the pull down menu, you'll see that you can choose from a refresh rate of 60, 70, 72, 75 and 85 Hertz. A comfortable rate is 85 for larger monitors (17″ or 19″), but if you have a smaller sized monitor, you may want to try a lower refresh rate. Once you have it set to fit your needs, you'll have the best display your computer has ever seen!
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Monday, May 13, 2013
Mauer's hot streaks and chasing doubles
Things started well in the first couple weeks of the season. Through 14 games, he was hitting .393/.439/.574 with two home runs and five doubles. His batting average was high, he was hitting the ball out of the park, and the Twins team was surprising experts with their .500 record.
It was quite as pretty at the plate for Mr. Mauer over the next 12 games. His batting numbers plummeted to .136/.269/.159 with only one extra-base hit and 12 strikeouts. He almost seemed like he was lost at the plate and the team suffered because of his streak. Minnesota went 5-7 over these games before Mauer finally snapped out of his cold spell.
The friendly confines of Fenway Park were a welcome sight to Mauer. He put on an offensive clinic in Boston and he was back to being on another hot streak. Over the last seven games, Mauer has been impressive to say the least. He has hit .533/.600/.833 with nine doubles and 10 runs scored. The Twins have also improved during this stretch by going 4-3 to push the team back near the .500 mark.
Even with a cold streak, Mauer sees himself near the top of the leader board in multiple categories. He ranks second in all of baseball with 15 doubles and Mike Napoli is only two doubles ahead of him. His on-base percentage is good enough for 8th in baseball and it ranks 6th best in the American League.
Since Mauer has already won multiple batting titles, the race for the batting crown can be a fun one to watch. Mauer's recent hot streak has him up near the top of the leader board. After Sunday's two-hit effort, Mauer has a .341 batting average. This places him behind Miguel Cabrera (.379) and James Loney (.376).
Cabrera is the defending batting champ so he will probably stay near the top of this list for most of the season. Loney has never hit higher than .289 in a complete season and he is a career .285 hitter. There is a good chance Loney won't be able to keep up this pace for the entire campaign.
Some other important metrics have him highly ranked. Out of all of the position players in baseball, he has the 10th best WAR. There are plenty of National League players near the top of this list so Mauer is good enough for 5th on the AL list of WAR for positional players.
Many fans are going to be happy with the increase in power from Mauer this season. His career record for doubles is 43 back in his MVP season of 2010. With 15 doubles in 33 games this year, he is well on his way to breaking that record. His personal home run record of 28 looks safe unless he goes on a weird batting streak during the rest of the season.
With the weather starting to warm up, it will be interesting to see if some of his long doubles end up turning into home runs. Target Field has never been a great place to showcase Mauer's home run power but some of the team's road trips could allow for this to happen. The MLB record for doubles in a season is 67 (currently held by Earl Webb) and Mauer has a chance to break that mark if he continues on his current pace.
Mauer is one of the best hitters in the game of baseball. There are going to be hot and cold streaks for any hitter in a season that is 162 games long. At the end of the year, Mauer will be near the top of the leader board in batting average and on-base percentage. He has been an on-base machine when he has been healthy in his MLB career.
If there is hotter hitting than cold streaks during the rest of the season, the MLB record for doubles could fall. It might not be the most important record in the world but it could something fun to follow during the rest of the summer.
Watch out Mr. Webb, Mauer is coming for you!
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WEST HAM last night beat Scottish giants Rangers to the £6.1million signing of Julien Faubert from Bordeaux.
The 23-year-old France midfielder has penned a five-year contract at Upton Park, after the Hammers fought off competition from the Glasgow club, who offered £4.5m.
How keen Faubert is to join West Ham is in doubt, however, with the player going on strike earlier this week in a bid to force Bordeaux to sell him to Rangers.
His agent Philippe Sol said: "Julien was given an ultimatum by Bordeaux: West Ham or nowhere.
"He wanted to go to Rangers and had given them his word. Everything he did last week was about moving to Rangers and he wasn't looking to move elsewhere."
But that did not bother the Hammers, whose chairman Eggert Magnusson said: "I am delighted to welcome Julien to Upton Park and feel sure he will become a very successful signing. He is one of the most highly-rated young players in European football and many clubs were attempting to sign him, so we are very pleased that he has decided to join West Ham United."
Faubert's capture is something of a coup for the Upton Park outfit, with the player one of the hottest properties in French football.
It will help ease the pain of missing out on Darren Bent, who recently snubbed West Ham for Tottenham despite being offered better terms at Upton Park.
Faubert began his professional career at Cannes before joining Bordeaux three years ago.
He helped the club to finish runners up in the French championship in 2006, ensuring qualification for the Champions League.
Faubert's France debut came against Bosnia in August, and he marked that with the winner in a 2-1 victory.
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Across the West, politicians and oil and gas industry representatives are wringing their hands, shaking their heads and saying "no" to Bureau of Land Management proposals to set aside large swaths of land for the greater sage grouse, and for federal plans to list the separate Gunnison sage grouse as an endangered species.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper wants the BLM to "look at the public-private partnerships that have been so successful in Colorado as a model on how to get things done."
Perhaps. But who speaks for the sage grouse? What is at stake are thousands of square miles of the inter-mountain West, because prime habitat for both species of grouse is also prime turf for oil and gas rigs and cattle. In Colorado's Mesa County, Commissioner Rose Pugliese said stringent federal management of the greater sage grouse "will kill us" economically. Commissioner Chuck Grobe in nearby Moffat County worries that $1.1 billion worth of minerals are at risk.
Things sound different in one part of the state's southwest. "San Miguel County wants to have U.S. Fish and Wildlife biologists make a determination based on science, not politics, as to whether the (Gunnison sage grouse) is threatened or endangered," said Commissioner Art Goodtimes. He added, "Losing another iconic Western species to extinction is a threat to the web of life, and the repercussions could have lasting consequences that we are not even aware of today."
In Utah, however, San Juan County residents are voicing their opinions in letters to the editor and at public meetings, and some people say the issue is really all about a government conspiracy. As Eric George complained, "The Gunnison sage grouse isn't the real issue here; no matter what the feds' PowerPoint presented. This is about corruption and usurpation of power, plain and simple."
No, it's not. If we can step back long enough from the rhetoric and the handwringing, we see that we are now in the third great age of extinction on this planet. Not since the dinosaurs disappeared have species been dying with such overwhelming speed. Pulitzer Prize-winning scientist Edward O. Wilson explains, "The causes of extinction intensified throughout the 20th century. They are now the highest ever, and still rising. Almost one in four of Earth's mammal species and one in eight of the bird species are at some degree of risk."
This alarming and continuing story about extinction is all about our domination of nature and loss of habitat for all species. It's also about restraint. The Endangered Species Act of 1973, signed into law by President Richard Nixon, was one of our finest hours as Americans because the legislation represents humility. The law posits that we are only one species on this continent, and that it is our moral responsibility to protect and preserve the diverse life forms our forefathers knew in abundance and bequeathed to us.
Conservationist Aldo Leopold said it simply: "The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to save all the parts." Now there are believed to be fewer than 5,000 Gunnison sage grouse. As Westerners, we have moved into their habitat with our oil and gas rigs and our cows.
How ironic it is that across the West, the same ranchers who have been eager to pocket federal subsidies for not growing crops and for protecting habitat by joining the Conservation Reserve Program are now demanding the federal government get out of their lives. In San Juan County, Utah, Conservation Reserve Program payments since 1995 have exceeded $23 million. How much has been paid out across the West for the same purposes?
The sage grouse controversy is just beginning. A federal listing of the Gunnison sage grouse as an endangered species may change the way the rural West does business, but what's wrong with that? Can't we take the long view? When we've pumped the natural resources dry and oil and gas are gone, what kind of world will we have left for our children's children?
Ranching has never been easy, and oil and gas revenues have financially propped up counties across the West. But as my hero, Republican President Theodore Roosevelt, said, "We're not building this country of ours for a day or even a year. It is to last through the ages."
Who speaks for the sage grouse? That is something every one of us has an obligation to do.
Andrew Gulliford is a contributor to Writers on the Range, a service of High Country News (hcn.org). He is professor of history and environmental studies at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo.


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