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Hi everybody , I am new to the forum and looking to buy one, are they good tractors ? does the one below look like a good find ? and does it look to be original ? any info would be appreciated .
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Welcome to the forum!!
The 184's are good tractors in the numbered series lowboys. Often considered a rich mans lawn mower, they were predominantly sold to larger estate owners for grounds maintenance; cutting grass, pushing snow, hauling mulch, etc... They are very good for these tasks, but not so well suited for gardening, even though a turn plow was offered as an attachment.
The one you show looks nice, but until you are able to operate it, you can't really determine how well it has been maintained and currently functions. This one is missing the shields on the side of the tractor, but easy to replace. Paint is new and not original, and pretty sure that seat is not original either.
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Check the serial # tag, the hood & grill don't look like a 184 to me, I'm thinking a 185 being passed off as the more desirable 184. I agree with Raymond, definately not original.
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Gary / Raymond,
I know very little about these tractors. Why was the 184 a more desirable tractor than the 185?
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More horsepower and they moved the clutch back to the engine flywheel where it works much better.
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Definitely not a 184 in the picture. I think Gary nailed it. If a seller would do that it's hard to tell what else has been covered up.
As mentioned - the number series are great mowing tractors. Not real good for anything else but you can run a snow blade or snow blower with one if you have need for that.
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yea I agree with it not looking like a 184 but I couldn't find a 185 that was exactly like it on internet searches ,,of course its just pictures,,but still some little differences,,how else to tell apart a 184 to a 185 ?
I am waiting on the serial number , said he was emailing it to me later today,,is it possible to swap the hood an grill between a 184 an 185 ? oh by the way I am trading a non running bigger tractor to it that I have no money in so either way I am not out anything but I hate dishonesty and want to know what it really is.
tks for all the replys
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I knew while looking at the picture last night that something wasn't quite right. Gary is right on, this is a 154/185 painted up like a 184.
184's have the clutch on the engine flywheel (vs the transmission), the PTO clutch is electric, are red like the ones above but have a flat face and grille, also have a traditional ring gear starter with a separate alternator rather than a starter/generator combination. I believe it is possible to change the hood and grille.
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you say the PTO is electric for the 184 ? if it was a 185/154 were would the manual PTO handle be located ?
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On the 154, sitting on the tractor, left side between the seat and rear fender. Knob pulls upward.
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You're right, Raymond, I forgot to mention the starter/alternator. That's probably the easiest way to identify a 184.
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I think I see a hydraulic diverter valve. Does this have a 3-point hitch?
I don't see a knob for a creeper option. Other views could help confirm what it is.
There isn't a large price difference between a 185 and a 184, but you would want to know what you are getting in the trade. The other side would show if an alternator is present, but the dual PTO belts don't look like they are attached to an electric PTO clutch.
The mower deck is an older design as it only is lifting the front of the deck.
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You won't be able to find the serial number tag on that tractor. They have covered it (or taken it off and covered the area) with the new white side panels with louvers????? It is a 154 lo boy, first run of the numbered series. 15-hp tractor with manual pto clutch. Below is a photo of the last one I had, which is of the same vintage, around 1973/1974. You can just make out the serial number tag on mine, on the top of the frame straight down from the exhaust outlet and below the throttle/governor arm (the arm is pointing right at the serial number plate). Also note the correct grill which is the same as your photo above.
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Well i know this may be a little premature but how do you see this fight and the outcome?? Here's my take: Floyd has begun to be a less mobile fighter and is getting hit more often as a result. We know Floyd has trouble with SPs and he's never faced a tall, rangy, SP with decent speed and a great chin, snappy jab, crafty long right hook that comes fast and around the high guard and is naturally the bigger man.
With that said, i see this being a difficult task for Floyd, he'd have to find a way to take away the jab so he could make him a one-handed fighter (something Miguel failed to do) and we all saw how May got knocked down by the shorter Zab's right hook.
I honestly believe Austin is capable of winning this fight if he uses his height, jab and right hook, May is a slow starter and if Austin can put rounds in the bank early and force Money to fight out of desperation thus creating opportunities for May to forget about and walk into his right hook as he rushes in trying to make something happen.
I can see AT pulling it off by a split or majority decision.
Your thoughts???
Dec 2 2012, 03:53 PM
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Reviews by Andy:
4.5/5 rDev +20.6%
Luminous hazy orange. Bright white head. Citrusy aroma, slightly winey like Chardonnay. Alcohol perceived in nose. Nice effervescent flavor, tight carbonation. Could serve as a great replacement for champagne. Slight Belgian yeast flavor. Creamy and smooth throughout. Very dry, wheaty finish.
05-24-2002 21:06:15 | More by Andy
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North Carolina
3.7/5 rDev -0.8%
Wow this is something different,pours a nice hazy copper/orange color with real nice sticky head that stays for quite awhile,a pretty sweet aroma of honey with a slightly tart tinge to it.Taste is pretty sweet to begin with a litle spiciness lingers.A pretty complex beer,very well made.Dogfish Head likes to try different things and for the most part are sucessfull.
07-02-2003 18:28:22 | More by oberon
3.93/5 rDev +5.4%
Appearance The body is a thick, hazy, deep orange in color. Theres no head to speak of, which is common among this brewerys heavy hitters.
Smell This one had a big aroma indeed. The smell of rich, buttery, chardonnay kicks out right away followed by the honey and saffron promised on the label (I wouldnt call it muscat). Theres some dark spicing in here too such as white pepper and allspice.
Taste The honey comes out more at the taste, but the biggest flavor is the malty white wine. This is a big brew, and the sharp alcohol notes warn the drinker to keep things slow.
Mouthfeel Fairly flat and medium-bodied. The flavors are so sharp it kicks the saliva glands into high gear.
Drinkability Plan on drinking this just as you would a bottle of white wine and youll be fine. Pour it in a tulip glass, dont let it warm, and drink it with fish or chicken or something light.
01-20-2004 02:35:17 | More by RoyalT
3.73/5 rDev 0%
Startlingly brilliant amber brew with light lacing and tiny, tongue nibbling bubbles retains its cool orange haze for the duration. Head only exists on the periphery of the glass.
Smells of sweet citrus perfume and prickly ash. Cassis with a bit of ginger and allspice also enter into play making way for saffron, sour grape skin, and alcohol esters which become more predominant as the brew warms.
Alcohol is very noticeable in the taste and becomes more apparent as the temperature increases as I mentioned previously. Still, this is a surprisingly easy to drink beer. It would definitely make it on to my regular list if it werent so prohibitively expensive. To me, a beer of this price ought to carry a complexity to match, which is one area where this brew is lacking. Still, I do find it to have some interesting mead-like vinous and honey notes that I enjoy very much. The saffron and other spices make for a rather pleasurable drink as well.
Overall this is a very sweet little ditty but it just doesnt make the grade when price is factored into the equation.
12-05-2005 05:03:42 | More by DaPeculierDane
2.86/5 rDev -23.3%
Pours a golden yellow color, fairly cloudy and opaque with a small head that doesn't last for very long. In the initial aroma, I'm picking up some strange sweet notes and tartness, maybe cherries and peaches. Weird medicinal, chalky smell clouds it up a little bit. Taste is actually a bit different than the smell would lead on, hitting first with a bit of alcohol warmth, slightly on the rubbing alcohol side. Then some spices come into the mix; saffron, allspice, and maybe even chili powder? It's certainly not "spicy", but the background notes have a strange reminiscence of chili. Slight cheesy residue kind of taste on the back of the tongue, slightly off putting. Lots of yeast and wheat throughout, mixes well with the tart sweetness. Very mild bitterness, low on the hop presence. Aftertaste also includes a touch of honey (finally I can taste it) as well as some fruity esters and a dirt-like earthiness. Medium body, lots of carbonation to back this one up.
Strange brew here, for sure. I'm not exactly sure how to put my finger on it. It wasn't awful, but I would probably never have it again. Alcohol was present, but still didn't feel quite like a 9% beer. Overall pretty average.
11-12-2012 01:29:01 | More by tectactoe
2.5/5 rDev -33%
05-03-2014 21:00:57 | More by Hoppin_mad
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
06-06-2012 04:17:10 | More by Zakk
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
08-07-2013 20:41:12 | More by npala86
3.95/5 rDev +5.9%
bottled on 9/21/05-Bottle says "Handcrafted ancient ale with barley, honey, white muscat grapes and saffron."
A: body has a rich and luxurious deep gold/amber hue. very little head even with a vigorous pour but considering this is sort of an ambiguous beer, with a lot of vinous qualities, Im not really knockin it. body just glows.
S: sweet malt, grapes, vanilla, fruit all over the place, alcohol mixed with a winy aroma, and it pains me to say a touch of cheap grain sweetness you get on a mediocre pils or something
T/M: sugar and grapes ride a mouthfeel wave thats very creamy. velvety fruit coats the mouth. clean grain and a cool quality follow. theres something about this beer that makes me feel as if Ive just been swimming in some pristine and cold stream. finish dries slightly followed by an evolution of ripe green fruits and some candy. honey is obvious, though I cant say I know what saffron tastes like so not sure if Im detecting it or not. finish even has a slight yeasty/alcohol spice to it that balances the sugar nicely. all said and done the mouthfeel finishes a tad weak.
D: this is a very delicate beer and should be enjoyed on its own or paired carefully. very pricey but an excellent treat every now and then.
all in all an awesome brew. paired with a light plate of fruit and cheeses with success.
03-14-2006 06:19:37 | More by kaimcm
4.38/5 rDev +17.4%
I had this beer for the first time years ago when the allure of drinking ancient brew let me smile smugly at my Coors-drinking friends. And when I had a bottle tonight, the recipe still has that mystique for me. Some may say it's the hype but I think it's because it truly is a different beer. For one, I can't decide if it's more like a barleywine or a mead. It pours like an elixer, but more silky, and with a deep gold color. Its taste reminds me of a mead, with a combination of fruity tones, but they are not sweet. At some points it feels like a wine, with a dry grape flavor. It's a complex beer that alters as you drink it, as the temperature changes, and as the alcohol settles in. It's a nice sipping beer, but I think it begs to be paired with something like a stinky cheese.
07-04-2006 02:07:03 | More by StoutHearted
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
02-01-2013 22:23:11 | More by Tiernan
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
DFH Mindas Touch 9% alcohol. 02/02/09A Bottle date. Brewed with barley, honey, white muscat grapes and saffron.
I've had before just didn't review... let see.
A- Pours a hued golden liquid with mild haze and floating sediment. Small but there head falls to a ring around glass and little froth, light lacing. Inviting.
S- Smell is quite fruity with notes of a floral nature possibly the grapes. Saffron on the nose mostly light hint of honey.
T-M- The flavor is strange with almost a sweet wild berry bite upfront followed by spicy barley backbone. Hints of alcohol are noted in the flavor just covered by the sweetness. Mouthfeel is mild to medium with a sticky presence on the tongue... tangy.
D- I couldn't drink a bunch but for a sharing occation with my brother I'd do it again. Different and unique beer worth a try now and again.
02-17-2010 23:22:06 | More by wesbrownyeah
4/5 rDev +7.2%
11-26-2011 11:03:49 | More by poibag808
3.9/5 rDev +4.6%
a very interesting brew. supposed to be the oldest known recipe for an alcoholic beverage which adds to the appeal. A dark get complex brew with hints of grapes honey and other unknown spices, also very strong in alcohol but with only a mild pleasant alcoholic bite.
09-20-2010 18:30:40 | More by CBOLAND17
3.25/5 rDev -12.9%
08-05-2012 01:12:36 | More by Shakerman
3/5 rDev -19.6%
01-18-2012 21:43:16 | More by ricksrealm
5/5 rDev +34%
12-08-2011 11:23:21 | More by BrohamidAli
North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +13.1%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a Dogfish Head glass
A: Crystal clear light golden yellow with a soapy white head of about 1/2" or so. There is a brightness to the color. Lacing is good.
S: Aromas are mellow and light, with some complexities that are hard to describe. There are some malts, something like light melon, and something floral. This sounds like an odd combination but but it works well.
T&M: The flavors in the brew are familiar yet different from most brews. The baseline for the flavor is a solid pale malt, slightly sweet, but layered up from there is a very complex herbal mix. The herbs have a somewhat floral tone, creating a balance to the malt but not like hops - there is practically no bitterness. The brew sits on the tongue with a creamy smoothness that lasts all the way through the swallow. The finish is full and slightly sweet, with a linger that reminds me a little bit of mead. Smooth. Nice.
D: Smooth, mellow, and incredibly easy to drink. If this is truly based on an 'ancient' recipe, I would love to have it. Although it's a little different from the usual, I found it to be an absolutely enjoyable experience.
05-03-2008 01:31:25 | More by SIRIUS2
4/5 rDev +7.2%
04-07-2014 00:31:44 | More by wrycon
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
02-06-2013 14:54:45 | More by Firefox13
2.55/5 rDev -31.6%
Purchased from Three Cellars in Franklin, WI. This beer poured a clear golden color with no foam. Makes me wonder if the bottle is a bit old? Aroma is of grapes. Medium bodied, it tastes of grapes up front and malt sweetness in the finish. Seemed very one-dimensional -- I was expecting more depth of flavor.
07-08-2009 02:31:19 | More by blackearth
4/5 rDev +7.2%
03-27-2013 04:51:39 | More by soulmanifesting
New York
3.98/5 rDev +6.7%
I love Dogfish Head's Ancient Ales program for many reasons. But the main one is that opening up a bottle of one of these brews is a way of trying to understand the tastes of civilizations past. This beer is, as much as it is asking you to evaluate it based on your contemporary tastes, try and imagine living in a world where while you knead your bread and prevent the swirling dust from getting into your eyes and the dough in your hands. It asks us to reevaluate our position and our expectations of a "beer" and of what we can enjoy and by what criteria. This beer may fall a bit flat to ordinary standard, but it's not an ordinary beer.
03-31-2014 03:37:38 | More by jeagleton
4.18/5 rDev +12.1%
I purchased this bottle at Rich O's in Indiana. Pours from the cool looking bottle a slightly hazy bright orange color with a nice inch of tiny bubbly head. Some spotty lacing appears as well. An intersting herbal aroma featuring sweet honey, wildflowers and an underlying grapey vinous aroma reminiscent of sweet white wine. Light and aromatic with some hints of spicy yeast...I quite enjoy smelling this one.
First sip brings a light airy fruity maltiness across the palate. The vinous grape character (almost like sweet white wine) is predominent along with an overall herbal/floral flavor probably imparted by the saffron. Fairly sweet with the honey but not cloying overall with a nice yeasty twang on the way down. Quite complex, nicely layered and tasty...a very enjoyable brew and a nice change of pace.
Mouthfeel is a bit on the thin side and this could use a little more body. However, the alcohol is well hidden and this one goes down like water. I could see myself finishing off a four pack quickly...well...probably too quickly at 9%. Another well done experimental brew from Sam & DFH. I hope they keep up the good work.
06-04-2005 19:58:00 | More by orbitalr0x
4.25/5 rDev +13.9%
09-15-2012 06:56:37 | More by ripocceschi
Midas Touch from Dogfish Head Brewery
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So using moist hands, I formed the dough into a rounded soda bread style shape- not unlike my Gypsy Soda Bread, in fact. I used a big sharp knife to score and cut the dough into eight triangles. Then I moved them- with a triangle shaped spatula- to my Exopat lined cookie sheet. I soothed and patted and baked them into the contented little wedges you see pictured.
Next time I might try rolling the dough out a little bit flatter and using cookie cutters to make a more biscuit-like shape. Just for fun.
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8 tablespoons Spectrum Organic Shortening
1/2 cup vanilla soy, hemp, or coconut milk- and more as needed
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 Ener-G Egg Replacer egg equivalent, whisked with 2 TB warm water
2 teaspoons bourbon vanilla extract
3/4 cup fresh strawberry pieces, rinsed and patted dry
2 rounded tablespoons vegan mini chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 375ºF.
Empty the mix into a mixing bowl and drop the tablespoons of shortening into the mix. Use a fork or a pastry cutter to cut in the shortening; the mixture is supposed to look like coarse crumbs. Mine didn't, exactly. But.
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At this point I added some extra strawberry pieces and a few more chocolate chips to the top of each wedge.
Bake in the center of a preheated oven. Check at 15 minutes for doneness- but mine took quite a bit longer than that. Closer to 30 minutes. Remember, I'm at high altitude. The scones should like slightly golden brown, and you should be able to life one up and sneek a peek at the bottom without it falling apart. It should be firm and golden brown.
Cool the scones on a wire rack. Try some warm- fabulous! Wrap and freeze others for a lickity split yummy breakfast.
Makes 8 scones.
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Abstract Painter's Afterlife, Reborn
The Abstract Expressionist Raymond Spillenger was an underrecognized member of the New York School. His later work, which his sons unearthed, may have a second life.
June 8, 2014, Sunday
Wedged Into Warship With Pen in Hand
In "Another Great Day at Sea: Life Aboard the USS George H. W. Bush," the author Geoff Dyer recounts his two weeks embedded on an American aircraft carrier.
May 20, 2014, Tuesday
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Talk of the Town
Actors read works by John O'Hara and Truman Capote set in a bygone Manhattan.
May 18, 2014, Sunday
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A Birdbath-Size Hole and the Future of Golf
The stewards of golf might want to think twice before tinkering with the golf hole.
April 27, 2014, Sunday
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The Fair to End All Fairs
In hindsight, the 1964 New York World's Fair, thought at the time to be a celebration of modernity, seems instead like the tail end of something, the petering out of what was essentially a 19th-century phenomenon.
April 20, 2014, Sunday
Life Is an Audition
Michelle Williams, a movie star with practically no experience as a singer and dancer, is making her Broadway debut as the world's best-known second-rate nightclub performer.
March 30, 2014, Sunday
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Lorrie Moore's New Book Is a Reminder and a Departure
The novelist Lorrie Moore's new book, "Bark," is her first story collection in 15 years.
February 18, 2014, Tuesday
A Mutable Feast
The Hemingway Collection at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is giving researchers access to a newly digitized batch of the writer's daily ephemera from his onetime Havana home.
February 11, 2014, Tuesday
Finding a King's Mind, Not Losing It
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January 5, 2014, Sunday
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January 5, 2014, Sunday
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Outagamie County judge orders new trial in child abuse case
Appleton - A Fox Valley man who was sentenced to eight years in prison on child abuse and other convictions will receive a new trial.
The Post-Crescent newspaper reported Saturday that Outagamie County Circuit Judge Nancy Krueger had overturned the convictions against Dennis C. Strong Jr. »Read Full Article
Ellis, Bucks chilled to the bone
Memphis – It was anything but a happy homecoming for Monta Ellis.
The Milwaukee Bucks guard missed his first 13 shots and nearly went 0-for-everything before sinking a layup late in the game. »Read Full Article(45)
State braces for first major storm of the season
Schools were canceling classes, businesses were shutting down and the State Patrol was warning motorists to stay home as a paralyzing winter storm bore down on Wisconsin on Thursday.
In the first significant snowstorm to hit southern Wisconsin in two winters, meteorologists forecast snowfall totals of up to 17 inches along with brutal winds and blizzardlike conditions that began to hit Wednesday evening before moving east across the state Thursday. »Read Full Article(86)
Walker: GPS monitoring needed for those with restraining orders
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker wants people who have domestic violence restraining orders issued against them placed on GPS monitoring so victims will be alerted when their assailants are nearby.
The idea - which Walker said is still under development and may be included in the state budget he introduces in February - is in response to the October shooting at the Azana Salon & Spa in Brookfield. »Read Full Article(139)
UWGB snaps Marquette win streak
Ashwaubenon - Wednesday night was Exhibit A why Marquette doesn't want a part of this series anymore.
The Golden Eagles had nothing to win in its first, and maybe last, trip to play UW-Green Bay on the road. »Read Full Article(51)
State offices in 22 counties closed because of snow
State office buildings in 22 Wisconsin counties will be closed to the public Thursday by order of Gov. Scott Walker because of the winter storm that's expected to strike the state.
The offices, which will remain open to employees, are in the following counties: »Read Full Article(6)
Sheriff Clarke calls for armed officers, guards in 'every school'
Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. called for placing armed tactical officers or security officers "in every school and public place in America," in a commentary piece posted on a tea party website.
Clarke also condemns calls for gun control in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School mass killings in Newtown, Conn., and says, "We have to resist with the ferociousness of a junk yard dog any - any - attempt by liberals to make us less free by chipping away at our constitutional freedoms." »Read Full Article(646)
Johnson Controls forecasts 4% growth
Johnson Controls Inc. is forecasting 4% growth in earnings per share in fiscal 2013, and its worldwide sales are projected to climb by 3.6%, the company said Wednesday.
Sales in the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30 are expected to be $43.5 billion, compared with $41.96 billion in fiscal 2012. »Read Full Article
Prominent Milwaukee lawyer loses license for misuse of funds
After practicing law for more than a half century and being president of one Milwaukee's better known law firms, Joseph W. Weigel will be leaving the profession next year as a disbarred lawyer.
The state Supreme Court Wednesday unanimously agreed to revoke Weigel's law license for misusing client funds by using the money to pay vendors or other clients. Special prosecutor Paul Schwarzenbart has argued that Weigel ran the firm's client trust account like a Ponzi scheme. That is, Weigel, 77, ran hundreds of millions of dollars through the fund and used money won in new cases to pay off clients in older cases. Others, such as consultants and experts who assisted in cases, went unpaid. »Read Full Article(21)
SS Badger's owner says ferry will keep sailing
The regulatory permit for the coal-fired SS Badger to operate a ferry service across Lake Michigan expired on Wednesday, but the owner of the ship said it plans to keep running in 2013.
A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency spokeswoman declined to comment on the company's assertion. »Read Full Article(99)
Walker names Fields to SDC board
Gov. Scott Walker appointed Rep. Jason Fields (D-Milwaukee) to the Social Development Commission Thursday.
Fields, first elected to the Assembly in 2004, was defeated in the August Democratic primary by Mandela Barnes. »Read Full Article(10)
Abele recommends delay in removing one jail from Clarke's oversight
The shift in removing one of the county jails from Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr.'s oversight should wait until four months after a lawsuit over the move is resolved, County Executive Chris Abele said Wednesday.
That could delay the move long past its planned April 1 start date. »Read Full Article(3)
Snow day: UW-Madison cancels campus finals Thursday
UW-Madison is canceling scheduled, in-person final exams Thursday in response to blizzard warnings issued by the National Weather Service for Madison and Dane County.
The campus will be open only for essential operations on Thursday, university officials announced Wednesday. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Walker says recall won't sway school chief endorsement
Madison - State schools superintendent Tony Evers said Wednesday he has no regrets about signing a petition to recall Republican Gov. Scott Walker.
Tony Evers' position as secretary of the Department of Public Instruction is officially nonpartisan, and he is seeking a second term. Walker said in an interview Wednesday that he is still weighing whether to endorse anyone in the race and his decision won't be affected by Evers' signing the petition. »Read Full Article(21)
Pewaukee evacuates schools, cancels activities after threat
A potential safety threat to Pewaukee High School prompted the evacuation of students from the high school and the attached middle-school building Wednesday afternoon, Superintendent JoAnn Sternke announced.
The administration does not believe the threat specific to the high school was credible but evacuated students anyway as a precaution, Sternke said in correspondence to parents Wednesday afternoon. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Brookfield police issue second warning about ongoing wallet thefts
The City of Brookfield Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding suspects in ongoing wallet thefts in the area.
According to a crime alert issued this week: »Read Full Article(19)
McCarthy says Woodson hasn't been cleared yet
Green Bay - Here is a summary of coach Mike McCarthy's Wednesday press conference preceded by the notable entries to the injury report:
INJURY REPORT »Read Full Blog Post(20)
Falls sends letter to parents in response to threat rumors
Like many schools across the area including in Oak Creek and Waukesha, rumors of a threat to Menomonee Falls High School have been circulating at school and in the community, which officials at the School District said are being thoroughly investigated.
A letter was sent to Menomonee Falls parents, saying nothing has indicated that there is a threat to the school on Friday, which is the day the rumor has targeted. »Read Full Article
Student housing, retail space proposed for Marquette area
A six-story student apartments building, with street-level retail space, is being proposed for a site near Marquette University.
Opus Development Corp. would build the project at 1400 W. Wells St., now the site of Sweeney's College Books and other commercial space. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
Barrett, U.S. mayors urge Obama to act on guns
Mayor Tom Barrett and hundreds of mayors from around the country on Wednesday sent a letter to President Barack Obama, urging him to act quickly on gun-control legislation.
Barrett is one of the founding members of Mayors Against Illegal Guns. The group formed in April 2006 and has grown to more than 750 mayors. »Read Full Blog Post(93)
Summit Credit Union to close branches due to storm
Summit Credit Union said all of its branches will be closed Thursday because of the expected snowstorm.
Madison-based Summit, the second-largest credit union in Wisconsin, recommended that customers go online to have access to their accounts, pay bills, make loan payments or transfer money. ATMs also will be functioning, Summit said. »Read Full Article
Sex ed changes would give younger Wauwatosa students more information
A proposed new Wauwatosa Public Schools curriculum in human growth and development emphasizes presenting some material on sexual anatomy to elementary students a grade earlier than in the past, and including new material, especially at the high school level, on sexual identity and sexual orientation.
A presentation to the School Board this week, led by Director of Student Learning Beth Erenberger, was a walk-through of material developed to meet state legal requirements, board policies, national standards and recommendations from a local advisory committee made up of educators, clergy members, parents, a School Board member, and, input from medical professionals. »Read Full Article(32)
Milwaukee man killed in one-car rollover
A 28-year-old Milwaukee man was killed in a one-vehicle rollover Tuesday night, authorities said.
Keena K. Green was driving in the 300 block of E. Reservoir St. when his vehicle struck a roundabout head on and overturned several times shortly after 10 p.m.. Green was ejected from his vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office.
Home Building and Remodeling Show opens Jan. 11
The Metropolitan Builders Association's annual Home Building and Remodeling Show is set for Jan. 11 through 13 at the Delta Center in downtown Milwaukee.
With the theme, "Building Lifestyles," the show will offer visitors ideas on designing, building, remodeling, decorating, landscaping and entertaining. »Read Full Article
SBA seeking early-stage fund managers
The U.S. Small Business Administration is taking applications from experienced early-stage fund managers who could receive up to $50 million each to invest in high growth potential start-ups.
The SBA has committed as much as $1 billion to an Early Stage Innovation Fund program, which it is operating with Startup America. Applicants must have experience in early-stage investing, and must invest at least half of their dollars in early-stage, small businesses. They would have to match the SBA funding with privately raised money. »Read Full Article
Brewers sign Figaro
The Brewers have signed right-hander Alfredo Figaro to a minor-league deal for 2013 with an invitation to their spring camp.
Figaro, 28, pitched the last two seasons for the Orix Buffaloes in the Japanese Pacific League. He was 8-6 with a 3.42 ERA in 24 starts in 2011 and 0-5 with a 3.09 ERA in 11 starts in 2012. »Read Full Blog Post(38)
New UW coach Andersen stepping into richer neighborhood
Gary Andersen of Utah State had his contract extended about two months, which reportedly was to pay him $765,000 a year through 2018.
Before that extension, Andersen was the second-highest paid football coach in the seven-team Western Athletic Conference. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
Tosa police: Drunken driver thought he was in Whitefish Bay
A Whitefish Bay man thought he was still in Whitefish Bay after he was pulled over in the 2100 block of Wauwatosa Avenue at 10:51 p.m. Dec. 13, according to Wauwatosa police.
Also in the police report: »Read Full Article(6)
Rumor of Friday violence spreads to more local schools
The rumor about threats of violence to take place Friday at local schools - coinciding with the end of the world, according to the Mayan calendar - appears to be circulating even more widely.
Today, Oak Creek-Franklin School District Superintendent Sara Burmeister sent a letter to parents assuring them that local police in Oak Creek have found nothing to substantiate the rumor. »Read Full Blog Post(13)
State funds rail line between Plymouth, Kohler
Madison - Proponents who have long lobbied for a freight rail line between Plymouth and Kohler finally have the funding to make it a reality.
State transportation officials have awarded $17 million for the 11-mile line, which has been out of service for more than two decades. Another $2 million needed to complete the line will come from public and private sources, including the Wisconsin and Southern Railroad.
The Sheboygan Press said the line's supporters see it as key to economic development in the area. The line connects to an existing route that could be used to ship goods around the country. (5)
Magnetek exits renewable energy market, takes charge
Magnetek Inc. said Wednesday it will take a noncash impairment charge of about $1 million in the fourth quarter because of the downturn in the renewable energy market.
The company also said it will pull out of the renewable energy market and focus on its traditional markets in material handling and motion control systems. »Read Full Article(5)
PolitiFact: Testing County Board chair's claim on city property taxes
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic said the amount of Milwaukee County taxes on the average home in the city of Milwaukee "would be a $19 decrease" under the 2013 budget finalized by the County Board. We test the claim. (4)
Wauwatosa seeks solutions to school drop-off snarl on Center Street
When the school day begins and ends on Center Street, traffic stops, and not just to drop off or pick up school kids. Parents often get caught in a frustrating log jam.
"You have three schools in a row, and they're all trying to drop off at the same time," said Cherie Treptow, creating a verbal picture of the typical morning scene on Center Street just west of Mayfair Road. "And you have parents trying to get to work themselves, and it gets really nuts. »Read Full Article(15)
Megna calls on Supreme Court candidates to declare ideology
Madison - A candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court who has already declared he is a Democrat is now calling on other candidates in the race, including a sitting justice, to state their political ideology.
Milwaukee lemon law attorney Vince Megna issued the call on Wednesday, saying it is the only way for a fair and truthful election. »Read Full Article(14)
Threat at Arrowhead means tighter security
Arrowhead High School is planning additional security measures after a rumor surfaced about a potential threat at the school on Friday.
According to a letter sent to parents, administrators became aware of the rumor on Dec. 18. School officials and the Waukesha Sheriff's Department have investigated and have determined there is no indication that this is a credible threat. The district has also been in contact with a neighboring school district, which is dealing with a similar rumor/threat to occur on the same day. »Read Full Article
Court disbars Joseph Weigel
The state Supreme Court is disbarring Joseph Weigel, a well-known plantiff's lawyer and father of one of the top officials in the Office of Lawyer Regulation.
In seeking his disbarment, the Office of Lawyer Regulation - the policing arm of the court -- argued that Weigel ran his law firm's client trust account like a Ponzi scheme. That is, the regulators said, he ran hundreds of millions of dollars through the fund and used money won in new cases to pay off clients in older cases. Others, such as consultants and experts who assisted in cases, went unpaid. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Is a cougar roaming the Oak Leaf Trail? Latest sighting on Puetz Road
Franklin - A Milwaukee County parks employee who responded to the scene of yet another report of a cougar sighting on the Oak Leaf Trail last week said he discovered evidence that may link a big cat to the area.
According to the Franklin police log: »Read Full Article(25)
Actuant earnings, sales decline in quarter
Shares of Actuant Corp. fell more than 7% Wednesday after the Menomonee Falls firm said sales and income declined in its fiscal first quarter.
Actuant said customers in key markets turned cautious and cut production, given economic uncertainty. Sales also declined in its Europe-based solar business. »Read Full Article
Nicolet School District to address morale problems laid bare by staff survey
Glendale - Staff morale is becoming an issue in the Nicolet School District, a recent survey commissioned by the School Board shows.
Bill Foster of research firm School Perceptions presented survey findings to the Nicolet School Board last week, which he said should help the board and administration in future decision making. »Read Full Article(4)
Million-dollar lottery ticket sold in Milwaukee
Just in time to buy Christmas presents, two Wisconsin lottery players have won big payouts.
A ticket sold in Milwaukee won $1 million while another sold in New Richmond netted $10,000 in Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing. »Read Full Article
St. Francis pursues financing plan for retail development
The city of St. Francis is pursuing plans to buy some Layton Ave. residential properties and eventually convert that land into a retail development--possibly a new supermarket.
The Common Council has approved spending $2.56 million within a new tax incremental financing district that's north of E. Layton Ave. between S. Nicholson and S. Brust avenues. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Wisconsin property taxes go up less than 1%, report says
Madison - A new report says property taxes across Wisconsin are increasing less than 1% on average.
The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance report says net property taxes statewide are increasing seven-tenths of a percent. That is up from two-tenths of a percent increase last year, but less than the 2.8% and 4.2% increases from the two previous years. »Read Full Article(49)
On Tap Today: The calm and the storm
You would have to be lacking a window or the Internet to have missed yesterday's snow, which snapped a 10-month snowless streak. But that was a prelude to what the weather models were projecting last night: a calm followed by a "powerful low" and "an abundant lift" of moisture, or what WTMJ's Storm Team was calling a major winter storm that should get started Wednesday night and last into Thursday.
The question is, what will you do with this bit of calm? How will you spend your stormy night? »Read Full Blog Post


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|Lovely, toasty gluten-free English muffins. I kid you not.
Tea Worthy English Muffins
After four attempts we have a gluten-free English muffin we can toast with pride. An English muffin worthy of jam. Worthy of peanut butter. Or a sit down breakfast. Heck, worthy of breakfast in bed. These warm and golden little babies are too crispy-tender good to munch running to the bus stop or strapped in your car, thinking about the onslaught of your daily tasks. These muffins deserve a proper plate. A mug of tea. Your Sunday morning iTunes playlist.
I opted for baking the muffins on a sheet lined with my trusty Exopat (using a liner keeps those overly sensitive gluten-free flours from scorching on the bottom). I'm using English muffin rings to help shape the dough (I purchased them at Amazon). A reader suggested on Twitter I could use cleaned out tuna cans, but. That seems a tad unappetizing (intellectually, I know tuna cans would work; emotionally, all I keep visualizing is the mystery neighbor in Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park who piles his smelly used tuna cans out in the hallway).
Using Alton's basic template the first batch turned out very dense, with no rise and no crunchy edges- though the dough looked promising (pictured above, rising). Dense was not a quality I wanted in my muffin. So I tried again, this time using my own original Gluten-Free Bread recipe as a template (I'm loving the combo of sorghum, potato starch and millet as a flour base for yeasted breads these days). The result was better- but still not quite there.
After a third attempt I realised that the issue might be moisture. I was creating a dough that resembled wheat dough, and I could shape it a bit and pat it into the English muffin rings, but the result was heavy and more resembled a gluten-free hockey puck.
The fourth try was the charm (sometimes perseverance pays off). I added more warm water to the dough (than seemed wise), until it was more of a thick cake batter than a stretchy playful dough.
And sweet bi-locating John from Cincinnatti! It worked.
Karina's Gluten-Free English Muffin Recipe
Those of you using dairy and eggs, this GFCF recipe would translate into a more traditional recipe using milk and organic free-range eggs. You might start with one beaten egg, and slightly less milk to start out- especially if you like a dense and chewy English muffin (eggs will make them lighter and fluffier). The dough is akin to a thick, sticky cake batter.
1 cup sorghum flour (aka jowar flour)
1 1/4 teaspoons fine sea salt
2 1/2 teaspoons dry active yeast
Mix thoroughly. It should be more like a thick muffin batter than a bread dough. A wee bit sticky. If you need to thin a little, add a tablespoon of warm water and mix.
Allow the dough to rest for a few minutes.
Place the baking sheet into the warm oven and allow the dough to rise. Check after 15 minutes. The dough needs to double in height.
Wrap leftover muffins in foil, bag, and freeze for the freshest muffin experience.
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So basically whether you agree with letting Miller and Bennett walk or not, whether you agree with passing on all the top free agent CBs or not, whther you are hoping we get Revis or not....the question now is why are we not making any attempt to get better in the "value" period of free agency? We can't possibly fill all of our needs through the draft, so why aren't we signing guys in attempt to improve depth and fill some obvious needs? I really just don't understand. We've signed too many expensive "older" free agents to go back to "build solely through the draft" plan. So what gives?
With the SAM debate, it kinda a chicken/egg thing. Is the Sam unimportant because ours suck? Or do ours suck because it isn't important? Something tells me if we had a Elvis Dumervil type guy playing SAM and he was getting lots of pressure and sacks, the SAM position could play a pretty big role. I mean, it's not like we don't blitz the SAM often....we do. We just don't have anyone that can get to the QB so we end up playing defense with 10 guys because Black/Watson/Heyward are being swallowed by an offensive lineman and have no effect on the play.
I think the pursuit of Revis has frozen all other monetary commitments due to how much he'll command in salary plus the knowledge of future salaries that need to be done.
Geez. Another overreaction. More impatience. Calm down. Relax. Everything will be fine.
Interesting post Jdub, and I agree with some of it. What I have gotten from all the Tampa writers is that the Bucs are happy with Clay and Bowers as STARTERS, so you can stop hoping for Osi/Freeney/Abraham. Maybe Abraham would want to be a backup, but I bet he'd choose a Super Bowl contender over us if he's a backup.
No need to be confused. There are professionals in the front office that know more than you do. They wouldn't ever make a mistake, so rest easy.
Anomaly forgot the sarcasm font
Quote from: Biggs3535 on March 25, 2013, 02:18:22 PMNo need to be confused. There are professionals in the front office that know more than you do. They wouldn't ever make a mistake, so rest easy.Failing basic logic again


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