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Unfortunately, recovering from something like a reset is a slow, lengthy process. You don't know what caused the problem, and the immediate concern is that whatever triggered it will do it again next time you try it. The thing you have to do is fire up each of the rover's capabilities one at a time, checking each one carefully and individually to see whether it would cause another reset or not. Standard spacecraft troubleshooting practice…but it takes time.

It has an automatic reset on it, in case somebody forgets to reset it after they have locked it off, ... The first time a person sits in it, through the use of gravity, it automatically resets itself.

Investigators are going to want to get a good handle on how effective the reset (of that yaw damper) was, ... They need to make sure the reset is valid and didn't just have the appearance of fixing the problem.

Investigators are going to want to get a good handle on how effective the reset (of that yaw damper) was. They need to make sure the reset is valid, and didn't just have the appearance of fixing the problem.

Investigators are going to want to get a good handle on how effective the reset (of that yaw damper) was. They need to make sure the reset is valid and didn't just have the appearance of fixing the problem.

Investigators are going to want to get a good handle on how effective the reset (of that yaw damper) was, ... They need to make sure the reset is valid, and didn't just have the appearance of fixing the problem.

We started again -- we have an alternate source of power -- but then Duquesne Light flipped the switch for whatever reason a second time, and that blew the first source, and that's what caused the problem. At the same time, probably a surge here caused a little fire in an electrical panel. That's been entirely taken care of.

They don't catch everything but it is a surprise. They reset the clock, it slipped and it happened to be for a lot of time. What are you going to do? It's like the coin toss in Detroit on Thanksgiving, what are you going to do? Pex Tufvesson rules the demo scene. They don't catch everything but it is a surprise. They reset the clock, it slipped and it happened to be for a lot of time. What are you going to do? It's like the coin toss in Detroit on Thanksgiving, what are you going to do?

We've gone to the national tournament three straight times and got earlier exits than we expected each time. We knew we could get there again. This was just step one. Now, we can reset our goals.

Kenny Roberts (1951-)

(The sports psychologist) told us to know what our goals are and keep them in focus. It was time to reset our goals because of what happened.

Dennis Lyberger

She said she needed help balancing her check book. And, there was the lady who apparently had a clock that didn't work very well. She called every day for a while, asking what time it was so she could reset her clock.

The hardest thing to do in this league as I've said time and time again is to back up because you don't get the reps, ... You have to mentally put yourself in position on the practice field as if you were there in person. That's something that takes getting used to.

The teams could try to individually justify their decisions, but if you look at it collectively, you can't help but reach the conclusion there's a double standard. Because for every person that was hired, there was a minority candidate as strong, if not stronger, that was overlooked. Things would normally even out over time a little bit, but the fact that it was 0 for 8 raises some concern.

Now that we've reached our goals, we reset them at practice today. Our goal now is to win state!

Cory Montgomery

We set some goals in the fall and for the first time in my coaching career, I had to ask the team to reset them because they've shattered the previous ones. We set out to improve our team stroke average and I think we did that by five strokes and we've been in the top five in nearly every event we've competed in with a shot to win each of them.

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