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At The Foot Alignment Clinic Neil Smith's internationally patented “Foot Alignment System” is used to adjust each patient’s foot and hence re-align their lower limb into its preferred biomechanical position. Neil has been developing this technique over the last two decades and is so confident in its application that each pair of orthotics supplied by our clinic has a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Here's the results of my DIY alignment. I am well within spec with everything now, and I decided to try 1mm of toe out to the rear to make the car turn better. You can see how far off the front toe was, especially on the driver's side.
This is the PS4 Dashboard. The onscreen images line up on edge, making the visual pull together.
(Strikingly Similar to Xbox 360 Dashboard = Sad Day)
Clint McClain
These images are from two very similar projects that I've just helped my friends with. They want to be able to hold bike frames on their alignment tables by the head tube. They both purchased used bench centers, and we had to make bull nose centers for them.
The fit up needed to be very close, so we were working to within a few tenths.
The other complication was that one of the centers on each set was spring loaded and utilized a rack and pinion to withdraw it... so we had to mill those rack gears.
Projecting upper front two teeth, and irregularly arranged teeth of this young man were reset by orthodontic treatment. This also took care of his inability to keep his lips in contact while at rest.
Invitation #4 for Total Alignment free workshop on Dirty Footprints Studio. Total self expression.
Started with shapes again, large purple circle, small purple circle, yellow rectangle, and green triangle. Painting the background while leaving white space brought out the elephants. I loved decorating the elephants!
DCIM\100GOPRO Bypassed 2010. Now renamed Jericho Rd. Looking north near the bridge over the North Coast Railway
An interesting lineup of planets and the Moon at this evening's sunset. The crescent Moon is in the top left corner, below and to the right is Venus, very near the horizon, above and to the right of the pair of street lights (likely not visible in the smaller versions of the image but show up in the original size) are Jupiter and the fainter Mercury. It's a rare treat to see Mercury, which is so close to the sun that it doesn't often get far beyond the glare to see clearly. It was a better show yesterday, with the Moon much closer to Venus and the weather much clearer, but it was very windy, and it was New Years Eve after all so I didn't get good photos.
Working on my alignment setup. Using Google Sketchup is so easy and fun that I get distracted easily. I'll probably end up modeling the entire frame and all the fixtures I'll make, though I could get by doing less... I figure it's better to have a really good idea about what you're building before you build it, though. Having an accurate representation of your plan can be really useful for finding inconsistencies and stumbling points.
Taken from the ferry between beautiful city of Nynäshamn and the beautiful island of Nåttarö (also spelled Nåtarö, sometimes) in the Stockholm archipelago..
The moon, the peak of the sunlit cumulus cloud and Moel Famau's summit line up as the sun rose and I headed to the top of Halkyn Mountain.
Analysis of primary structure and conserved domains of SGT1 proteins.(A) Sequence alignment analysis and the predicted conserved domains of SGT1 proteins. GenBank accession numbers: Rice (AAF18438), Wheat (EF546432.1), Arabidopsis (AF439975, AF439976), Barley (AF439974). The black (100%), pink (80%), and blue (60%) boxes represent levels of amino acid identity or similarity. The conserved domains were underlined. (B) The phylogenetic analysis of the amino acid sequence of SGT1 genes from different species. GenBank accession numbers: OsSGT1 (AAF18438), TaSGT1 (ABQ23992.1), TaSGT1-1 (ABO18602.1), TaSGT1-2 (ABO18603.1), HHvSGT1-Barley (AF439974), BdSGT1 (XP_003569394.1), SbSGT1 (EES01101.1), Zm-SGT1 (ACG34278.1), NbSGT1 (AAW82048.1), AtSGT1a (AF439975) and AtSGT1b (AF439976). The tree was generated by ClustalX1.83 analysis with the corrected full-length Hv-SGT1 protein sequences using Neighbor-Joining method (MEGA4.0 software). The bar beneath the dendrogram represents a distance of 0.05 change per amino acid.
An image i created in photoshop, using an infrared image i took of a lake, and created some planets and reflections, to give a more surreal effect.
The consensus sequences responsible for Ada protein specific interaction (A) located in promoter sequences (up to -100 nucleotide residues relative to ATG start codons) of E. coli ada, alkA, and aidB.Additionally, the predicted consensuses in promoter regions of E. colialkB and P. putidaalkA, gcdH, alkB, and ada genes are shown (green bars). Also, the putative -35 and -10 boxes responsible for RNA polymerase interaction are marked in pink (retrieved from RegulonDB, regulondb.ccg.unam.mx) or grey (SoftBerry BPROM prediction tool, linux1.softberry.com). The phylogenetic tree (B) shows relative conservation between depicted consensus sequences based on UPGMA Geneious Tree Builder, A box – light blue, B box – brown, numbers indicate substitutions per site (for details see Materials and Methods).
On board unit 4018 as we run along the shared alignment with Network Rail, both running lines here between Pelaw and Jarrow are single track, the disused freight line on the left goes to the now closed Shell Oil storage facility at Jarrow, whilst i am on a service for South Shields, on the Tyne and Wear Metro system's Yellow Line, having not ridden this system before it was a rather nice surprise to be offered a drivers eye view that you have on these 1978/81 Metro-Cammell Birmingham built units, of which there are 90 two car articulated units, which usually operate in pairs.
Maybe in the future the disused freight line could converted to become part of the Metro system to form a double track section as most of the Metro system is.