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Cystic fibrosis is a disease passed down through families that causes thick, sticky mucus to build up in the lungs, digestive tract, and other areas of the body. It is one of the most common chronic lung diseases in children and young adults. It is a life-threatening disorder.
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is caused by a defective gene which causes the body to produce abnormally thick and sticky fluid, called mucus. This mucus builds up in the breathing passages of the lungs and in the pancreas, the organ that helps to break down and absorb food.
This collection of sticky mucus results in life-threatening lung infections and serious digestion problems. The disease may also affect the sweat glands and a man's reproductive system.
Millions of Americans carry the defective CF gene, but do not have any symptoms. That's because a person with CF must inherit two defective CF genes -- one from each parent. An estimated 1 in 29 Caucasian Americans have the CF gene. The disease is the most common, deadly, inherited disorder affecting Caucasians in the United States. It's more common among those of Northern or Central European descent.
Most children with CF are diagnosed by age 2. A small number, however, are not diagnosed until age 18 or older. These patients usually have a milder form of the disease.
Symptoms in newborns may include:
Symptoms related to bowel function may include:
Symptoms related to the lungs and sinuses may include:
Symptoms that may be noticed later in life:
A blood test is available to help detect CF. The test looks for variations in a gene known to cause the disease. Other tests use to diagnose CF include:
Other tests that identify problems that can be related to cystic fibrosis include:
An early diagnosis of CF and a comprehensive treatment plan can improve both survival and quality of life. Follow-up and monitoring are very important. If possible, patients should be cared for at cystic fibrosis specialty clinics, which can be found in many communities. When children reach adulthood, they should transfer to a cystic fibrosis specialty center for adults.
Treatment for lung problems includes:
Lung problems are also treated with aerobic exercise or other therapies to thin the mucous and make it easier to cough up out of the lungs. These include a Percussion Vest, manual chest percussion, A-capella, or TheraPEP device.
Treatment for bowel and nutritional problems may include:
Care and monitoring at home should include:
For additional information and resources, see: Cystic fibrosis support group
Most children with cystic fibrosis are fairly healthy until they reach adulthood. They are able to participate in most activities and should be able to attend school. Many young adults with cystic fibrosis finish college or find employment.
Lung disease eventually worsens to the point where the person is disabled. Today, the average life span for people with CF who live to adulthood is approximately 37 years, a dramatic increase over the last three decades.
Death is usually caused by lung complications.
The most common complication is chronic respiratory infection.
Call your health care provider if an infant or child has symptoms of cystic fibrosis.
Call your health care provider if a person with cystic fibrosis develops new symptoms or if symptoms get worse, particularly severe breathing difficulty
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There is no way to prevent cystic fibrosis. Screening those with a family history of the disease may detect the cystic fibrosis gene in 60 - 90% of carriers, depending on the test used.
Flume PA, Mogayzel PJ Jr, Robinson KA, Rosenblatt RL, Quittell L, Marshall BC; Clinical Practice Guidelines for Pulmonary Therapies Committee; Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Pulmonary Therapies Committee. Cystic fibrosis pulmonary guidelines: pulmonary complications: hemoptysis and pneumothorax. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2010 Aug 1;182(3):298-306.
Farrell PM, Rosenstein BJ, White TB, et al. Guidelines for diagnosis of cystic fibrosis in newborns through older adults: Cystic fibrosis consensus report. Journal of Pediatrics. Aug 2008;153(2).
Stallings VA, Stark LF, Robinson KA, Feranchak AP, Quinton H. Evidence-based practice recommendations for nutrition-related management of children and adults with cystic fibrosis and pancreatic insufficiency: Results of a systematic review. Journal of the American Dietetic Association. May 2008;108(5).
Mogayzel PJ Jr, Flume PA. Update in cystic fibrosis 2009. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2010 Mar 15;181(6):539-44.
Borowitz D, Robinson KA, Rosenfeld M, et al. Cystic Fibrosis Foundation evidence-based guidelines for management of infants with cystic fibrosis. J Pediatr. 2009 Dec;155(6 Suppl):S73-93.
Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.
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I liked Gruden while he was in Tampa but was not sad to see him leave. It was time for a change.
FRG is the most logical poster on this board. You guys just don\'t like where the logical conclusions take you.
PR ought to do themselves a favor and just start a Gruden and the Cowboys forum as soon as the news is announced.
I'd like to see Gruden come back and see what he can do w/ an owner willing to spend money.
Quote from: Morgan on January 26, 2013, 08:48:05 AMI'd like to see Gruden come back and see what he can do w/ an owner willing to spend money. What an absolutely absurd statement. We spent the maximum cap every year while Gruden was here. We just spent it all on washed up vets.

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One of the suspects in the Boston marathon bombing is dead and the second was captured less than 22 hours later, said Boston police.
A massive manhunt took place for Suspect No. 2, identified by the Associated Press as Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, 19, of Cambridge, Mass., seen in earlier surveillance photos wearing a white cap.
The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth student was found in Watertown, about 10 miles west of Boston.
Later on Friday, their focus appeared to shift away from the house and to several other homes in a 20-block radius.
Tsarnaev's older brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was identified as Suspect No. 1. He died after being wounded in a gunfight with authorities.
The brothers are from the Russia region near Chechnya and lived in the United States for about a decade, reports the AP.
"We believe this man to be a terrorist," said Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis, who urged nearby residents to stay in their homes unless police are present. "We believe this to be a man who's come here to kill people."
Residents of Watertown and several neighboring towns including Newton, Waltham, Belmont, Cambridge and the Allston-Brighton were told by police to stay inside and businesses were told to remain closed.
Gov. Deval Patrick said the "stay indoors" request was lifted at about 6 p.m., but he asked civilians to remain vigilant.
All public transit in Boston was shut down for many hours. The governor said the MBTA system was reopened Friday 6 p.m. People near mass transit locations were told to leave the area, according to Boston police.
Amtrak has suspended service between Boston and Providence, Rhode Island.
MIT, Harvard, Boston College, Boston University, Emerson College and the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth have canceled classes for the day.
Connecticut State Police called off a search for a vehicle in connection with the bombing after the Honda CRV was discovered in Cambridge on Friday.
The latest developments in the investigation into the explosions near the finish line of the Boston marathon on Monday that killed three and injured more than 180 others, began when a police officer from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology was shot and killed responding to a disturbance at approximately 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, said police. The officer died of multiple gunshot wounds.
From there, authorities say, two men carjacked a man in a Mercedes-Benz, keeping him with them in the car for half an hour before releasing him at a gas station in Cambridge. The man was not injured.
The search for the vehicle led to a chase that ended in Watertown, where authorities said the suspects threw explosive devices from the car and exchanged gunfire with police. A transit police officer was seriously injured during the chase, authorities said.
In Watertown, witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots and explosions at about 1 a.m. Friday. Dozens of police officers and FBI agents were in the neighborhood and a helicopter circled overhead.
Doctors at the Boston hospital where Tamerlan Tsarnaev died said they treated a man with a possible blast injury and multiple gunshot wounds.
Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev was believed to be a former student at the prestigious Cambridge Rindge and Latin School in Boston, said Rep. Peter King (R-LI).
Former classmates described the teen as a "normal guy" with "good grades."
Their father, Anzor Tsarnaev, said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press from the Russian city of Makhachkala that his younger son, Dzhokhar, is "a true angel."
He said his son was studying medicine. "He is such an intelligent boy. We expected him to come on holidays here," the father said.
A man in Maryland who claims to the boy's uncle and spoke to the media on Friday, pleaded with Tsarnaev to turn himself in.
"You have shamed the Chechnyan ethnicity. As for forgiveness from the victims, the injured and those that left," said Ruslan Tsarni to reporters outside his home in Montgomery Village, Md.
The bombing suspects' mother was arrested in June 2012 for shoplifting $1600 worth of clothing from Lord & Taylor, report FOX 25 News.
Police in Boston released photos Thursday showing the men believed to be the suspects in the marathon bombings.
The shooting of suspect #1 occurred approximately five hours after the photos were released.
In a new photo released Friday morning, suspect #2 is seen wearing a gray hoodie sweatshirt pulled up on his head. Police said he is considered a "threat to "anybody that might approach him."
Police have called him a "terrorist."
The new photo was taken at a 7-Eleven in Cambridge, just across the river from the city.
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Returning to Alabama, a couple sets out to eat the way their grandparents did — seasonally and locally. But they soon realize that everything about the food system has changed since their families left the farm. What follows is an introspective and often funny meditation on community, the South and sustainability.
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Explore the most technologically advanced plane of World War II, the Messerschmitt Me262, a fighter jet that inspired a revolution in aerial warfare. Learn the remarkable story of an awe-inspiring aircraft, the subterranean bat-cave where it was built and the battle for air supremacy that decided the fate of the war.
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Praised by NPR, the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, jazz singer-songwriter Gregory Porter fuses old-school jazz and '70s soul as he performs selections from his two Grammy-nominated releases, Water (2010) and Be Good (2012).
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This program takes a nostalgic look back at the 26-year history of America's first summer stock theater, the Orleans Arena Theatre on Massachusetts' Cape Cod. The one-hour documentary uses dramatic re-enactments, historical photos and engaging interviews with past members to capture the day-to-day challenges and joys of the summer stock experience.
Beginning in 1950 and lasting until 1976, temperamental young actors and actresses would live together, work for pennies and do odd jobs in pursuit of refining their craft and creating a professional theatrical production each week. Author Kurt Vonnegut, an Orleans Arena Theatre alumnus, interjects humor and insight as he reflects on his time at the distinguished American art colony and its founders, Betsy and Gordon Argo.
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All across America, school food is undergoing a major transformation to help reverse the childhood obesity epidemic. Cafeteria Man provides a unique, behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to bring fresher, healthier food to the millions of kids in our nation's schools, with the ultimate goal of enhancing their well-being. It follows nationally-recognized, charismatic chef Tony Geraci for several years as he works to revamp school food programs in Baltimore and Memphis. Says best-selling author Michael Pollan in the documentary: "If Tony makes this happen here, I think you'll see this happening all over the country."
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In Pursuit of Nissan, a Jobs Lesson for the Tech Industry?
Executives have long said America can't compete in building electronic devices. But the migration of carmaking from Japan is a case study in the most unlikely of transformations.August 5, 2012 businessNews
Victims of Defective G.M. Ignition Switches Begin Filing Claims
The process will ultimately help calculate how many people were killed or seriously hurt by the flawed switches.
August 2, 2014, Saturday
To Lift Sales, G.M. Turns to Discounts
The automaker has piled on cash incentives and cheap lease deals to invigorate sales of its passenger cars, particularly the smaller models.
August 1, 2014, Friday
G.M. Results Show Financial Hit of Recalls
The automaker took a $400 million charge to compensate those affected by faulty ignitions that can cut engine power and disable air bags.
July 25, 2014, Friday
At Hearing on G.M. Recall, Mary Barra Gives Little Ground
As senator after senator offered more criticism of General Motors, Ms. Barra, G.M.'s chief executive, signaled that there were limits to what the company would do.
July 18, 2014, Friday
Senate Expected to Focus on G.M. Lawyers' Role
In Mary Barra's fourth appearance before Congress, lawmakers are looking beyond why General Motors did not fix defective ignition switches to how it kept accident victims, their families and government officials in the dark.
July 17, 2014, Thursday
In Recall Blitz, G.M. Risks Its Reputation
The automaker said 8.4 million vehicles worldwide were being recalled, bringing its total for the year to more than 29 million.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
G.M. to Set Payouts in Crashes Caused by Flawed Switches
Kenneth R. Feinberg, a compensation expert who handled the 9/11 settlements, is to announce the plan for General Motors payouts on Monday.
June 30, 2014, Monday
Parts Supplier Delphi Is Scrutinized in G.M. Recall
Senate investigators are widening the scope of the inquiry into General Motors' decade-long failure to recall cars with a defective ignition switch to also focus on the supplier that made the flawed part.
June 27, 2014, Friday
Now the Air Bags Are Faulty, Too
The expanded recall covers a total of almost three million cars worldwide whose air bags could rupture and injure passengers.
June 24, 2014, Tuesday
G.M. Prepares to Count Cost of Suffering
The automaker is nearly ready to begin compensating those left injured by the defective ignition switches that led to the recall of 2.6 million vehicles.
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- North Korea defied international warnings and fired a long-range rocket Wednesday, the second launch under its new leader and a clear sign Pyongyang is pushing forward with its quest to develop the technology needed to deliver a nuclear warhead.
Pyongyang's state media quickly claimed that the country had successfully put a peaceful satellite into orbit with its long-range Unha-3 rocket -- the North's stated goal of the launch. But South Korea and Japan said they couldn't immediately confirm that. The launch was something of a surprise, as North Korea had indicated technical problems with the rocket and recently extended its launch window to Dec. 29.
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3 people dead, including gunman, in shooting at Portland, Ore.-area shopping mall
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- A gunman opened fire in a suburban Portland shopping mall Tuesday, killing two people and wounding another as people were doing their Christmas shopping, authorities said.
Witnesses described a scene of chaos and disbelief as a gunman wearing some sort of camouflage outfit and what looked like a hockey mask fired rounds fire from a military-style rifle near the food court at Clackamas Town Center.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- In a test of divided government, President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner sought an elusive compromise Tuesday to prevent economy-damaging tax increases on the middle class at year's end, conferring by phone after a secretive exchange of proposals.
Details were sparse and evidence of significant progress scarcer still, although officials said the president had offered to reduce his initial demand for $1.6 trillion in higher tax revenue over a decade to $1.4 trillion.
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Boehner sounded unimpressed in remarks on the House floor at midday.
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Venezuelan vice president says Hugo Chavez recovering after cancer operation in Cuba
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was recovering in Cuba on Tuesday after an operation targeting an aggressive cancer that has defied multiple treatments and has prompted the socialist leader to name a political successor.
Vice President Nicolas Maduro spoke on Venezuelan television after the surgery, saying the operation was "complex" but was completed "correctly and successfully."
Maduro made the announcement flanked by other Chavez aides and military commanders. He then led an outdoor vigil where the president's supporters joined hands in prayer and sang along with a recording of Chavez singing the national anthem.
Addressing Chavez on television, Maduro said: "We're waiting for you here."
It was the fourth cancer-related operation that Chavez has undergone since June 2011.
Over protesters' angry chants, Michigan lawmakers give final approval to right-to-work bills
LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Over the chants of thousands of angry protesters, Republican lawmakers made Michigan a right-to-work state Tuesday, dealing a devastating and once-unthinkable defeat to organized labor in a place that has been a bastion of the movement for generations.
The GOP-dominated House ignored Democrats' pleas to delay the final passage and instead approved two bills with the same ruthless efficiency that the Senate showed last week. One measure dealt with private-sector workers, the other with government employees. Republican Gov. Rick Snyder signed them both within hours, calling them "pro-worker and pro-Michigan."
"This is about freedom, fairness and equality," House Speaker Jase Bolger said during the floor debate. "These are basic American rights -- rights that should unite us."
After the vote, he said, Michigan's future "has never been brighter, because workers are free."
The state where the United Auto Workers was founded and labor has long been a political titan will join 23 others with right-to-work laws, which ban requirements that nonunion employees pay unions for negotiating contracts and other services.
Egypt judges say most will not oversee vote as crisis forces delay in key IMF loan
CAIRO (AP) -- Most Egyptian judges rejected any role Tuesday in overseeing the country's constitutional referendum, a move likely to cast further doubt on the legitimacy of the disputed charter.
The nation's worst crisis since Hosni Mubarak's ouster nearly two years ago also forced the government to put off a crucial deal with the International Monetary Fund for a $4.8 billion loan, shattering any hope for recovery of the country's ailing economy anytime soon.
On one side of the divide is President Mohammed Morsi, his Muslim Brotherhood and their ultra-conservative Islamist allies, against an opposition camp of liberals, leftists and Christians who contend the draft charter restricts freedoms and gives Islamists vast influence over the running of the country.
An unexpected twist came when the defense minister, a Morsi appointee, invited the opposition, along with judges, media leaders and Muslim and Christian clerics to an informal gathering Wednesday, saying he was doing so in his personal -- not an official -- capacity.
It was the second time this week that the nation's powerful military has addressed the crisis, signaling its return to the political fray after handing over power in June to Morsi, Egypt's first civilian president.
Parents fight for release of ex-Marine jailed in Mexico for carrying gun across border
MIAMI (AP) -- A South Florida family is fighting to get their son, a Marine veteran, released from a prison in a dangerous area in Mexico while facing charges that he carried across the border a shotgun with a barrel that's an inch too short.
Jon Hammar and his friend were on their way to Costa Rica in August and planned to drive across the Mexican border near Matamoros in a Winnebago filled with surfboards and camping gear. Hammar, 27, asked U.S. border agents what to do with the unloaded shotgun, which his family said belonged to his great-grandfather.
"They examined it, they weighed it, they said you have to fill out this form," his father, Jon Hammar, told The Associated Press in a phone interview Tuesday from his home near Miami.
But when the pair crossed the border and handed the paperwork to Mexican officials, they impounded the RV and jailed the men, saying it was illegal to carry that type of gun. Hammar's friend was later released because the gun did not belong to him.
The family's attorney said Mexican law prohibits civilians from carrying certain types of guns, like sawed-off shotguns, which can be more easily concealed. Mexican law prohibits shotguns with a barrel of less than 25 inches (63.5 centimeters). Family attorney Eddie Varon-Levy said Mexican officials measured the barrel on Hammar's shotgun as 24 inches (61 centimeters). It has not been sawed off.
Mexican official: Rivera plane plummeted almost straight down at more than 600 mph
MEXICO CITY (AP) -- The plane carrying Mexican-American music superstar Jenni Rivera plunged almost vertically from more than 28,000 feet and hit the ground in a nose-dive at a speed that may have exceeded 600 miles per hour, Mexico's top transportation official said Tuesday.
In the first detailed account of the moments leading up to the crash that killed Rivera and six other people, Secretary of Communications and Transportation Gerardo Ruiz Esparza told Radio Formula that the twin-engine turbojet hit the ground 1.2 miles from where it began falling.
"The plane practically nose-dived," he said. "The impact must have been terrible."
Ruiz did not offer any explanation of what may have caused the plane to plummet, saying only that "The plane fell from an altitude of 28,000 feet ... It may have hit a speed higher than 1,000 kph (621 mph)."
Ruiz said the pilot of the plane, Miguel Perez Soto, had a valid Mexican pilot's license that would have expired in January. Photos of a temporary pilot's certificate issued by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and found amid the wreckage said that Perez was 78.
Suspensions for Saints players overturned on appeal in NFL bounty case
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Finding fault with nearly everyone tied to the New Orleans Saints' bounty case, from the coaches to Roger Goodell, former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue tossed out the suspensions of four players Tuesday and condemned the team for obstructing the investigation.
In a surprising rejection of his successor's overreaching punishments, Tagliabue wrote that he would "now vacate all discipline to be imposed upon" two current Saints, linebacker Jonathan Vilma and defensive end Will Smith, and two players no longer with the club, Browns linebacker Scott Fujita and free-agent defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove.
Tagliabue essentially absolved Fujita, but did agree with Goodell's finding that the other three players "engaged in conduct detrimental to the integrity of, and public confidence in, the game of professional football."
It was a ruling that allowed both sides to claim victory more than nine months after the league first made "Saints bounties" a household phrase: The NFL pointed to the determination that Goodell's facts were right; the NFL Players Association issued a statement noting that Tagliabue said "previously issued discipline was inappropriate."
Vilma, suspended by Goodell for the entire current season, and Smith, suspended four games, have been playing for the Saints while their appeals were pending. Fujita is on injured reserve; Hargrove is not with a team.


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Giants tab Fewell as defensive coordinator
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Farmall M --stuck
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Re: Farmall M --stuck
I bought mine from yesterdays tractors.com It was a Tisco kit and had everything I needed. Price and shipping were great...
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Re: Farmall M --stuck
if you are going to pull the head anyway, do it now so you can drive the pistons down as well as up, keeping in mind the position of the crank journals, of course.
Re: Farmall M --stuck
The only reason I haven't done that yet is I don't have a place to pull the head at the moment. The tractor is sitting in my yard where we have been "tinkering." My neighbor has offered space in his garage..as soon as he gets his drag car out of the bay. So, I am trying to do whatever we can until the garage space opens up.
Re: Farmall M --stuck
when you gwet it tore down and need to remove the sleeves, i have a puller with the correct size puck.
i'm only probably only an hour away. bring the block - i'll get them out
Re: Farmall M --stuck
This one's a little hairy...
Once you get the head off, fill the stuck cylinder with diesel fuel, roll the tractor outside, and LIGHT IT.
Your little bonfire in the cylinder will often loosen up the piston enough for it to start moving again.
Re: Farmall M --stuck
that's what i'm talking about!! Piro!!
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Re: Farmall M --stuck
I have a buddy who soaks em for a month and if they don't free up he made a fitting for the end of a Port Power or Ram Jet. He pumps it full and the pistons usually pop right out. Make sure you disconnect the rods first though. I have seen him do it and it works really quick. I have also seen him apply a light amount of heat to the sleeves.
Good luck, let us know how it turns out.
Re: Farmall M --stuck
Thanks for the additional input guys.
I have to admit that this isn't the first time I've heard the "light it on fire" method and know some guys that swear by it.
Art, thanks for the offer of pulling the sleeves...I believe that you will be hearing from me.
My father has suggested the spark plug adapter with a zerk fitting and using a grease gun to provide the pressure to unstick the piston...I like the port-a-power idea too.
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Yesterday we removed the head from the the M and confirmed that #2 is the only stuck piston. It appears that there was a slight weep at the head gasket that allowed coolant to drip into the cylinder and cause the problem. At this point I am really tempted to just pull the motor and do a rebuild...it has been sitting for a long time and I bet the front and rear main seals are like rock. I would also like to see all of the sludge cleaned out of the engine. I'd do new sleeves, rings, bearings, and seals. Then maybe valves depending how they looked.
Anybody want to talk me out of this??
Re: Farmall M --stuck
nope. you will know what you have when you are done. oh, on the valves, they need to be done, no question.
i have a sleeve puller that fits those sleeves, if you need it.
Re: Farmall M --stuck
Well...it's settled. I will drop the head off tomorrow and then start cribbing under the transmission. Also, you are certainly on my list when it comes time to pull the sleeves. Wow, that was easy!
Re: Farmall M --stuck
Use a 'black smith' anvil and some juice.
IHC made a quality machine and was leader of the pack.Let's keep them running,
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any progress?
Re: Farmall M --stuck
Hey BucketHead did you ever get that old M freed up. If you haven't let me know. I have an idea that may work.
IHC made a quality machine and was leader of the pack.Let's keep them running,
Re: Farmall M --stuck
You don't seem to communicate very well ...or you have solved the problem.
IHC made a quality machine and was leader of the pack.Let's keep them running,
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Ten more public listening sessions are scheduled to collect people's ideas about a regional trails master plan for Boulder County's mountain and foothills areas. They include:
Coal Creek Canyon: 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 23, at the Coal Creek Canyon Community Center, 31528 Colo. Highway 72.
Lyons: 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 24, at Lyons Town Hall, 432 Fifth Ave., Lyons.
Nederland: 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 25, at the Nederland Community Center, 750 Colo. Highway 72 North, Nederland.
Southeast Boulder County: 6 to 7:30 p.m. April 29 at the Louisville Public Library, 951 Spruce St., Louisville.
Jamestown: 6:30 to 8 p.m. April 30 at Jamestown Town Hall, 118 Main St., Jamestown.
Longmont: 6:30 to 8 p.m. May 1 at the Longmont Public Library, 409 Fourth Ave., Longmont.
Gold Hill: 6:30 to 8 p.m. May 2 at the Gold Hill fire barn, 1011 Main St., Gold Hill.
Allenspark: 6:30 to 8 p.m. May 7 at the Allenspark Fire Station, 14861 Colo. Highway 7, Allenspark.
Ward: 6:30 to 8 p.m. May 8 at The Dojo and Post Office, 1 Columbia St., Ward.
Eldorado Springs: 6:30 to 8 p.m. May 9 at the Eldorado Canyon State Park Visitor Center, Eldorado Springs Drive.
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BOULDER -- Developing a multi-agency regional master plan for trails systems that connect Boulder County's mountain and foothills communities and publicly owned parks and recreation areas provides a chance to link decades of local government open-space purchases.
That, at least, was an observation from Mike Barrow of Lafayette, a member of the Boulder Mountainbike Alliance, who said that county and municipal management plans for lands bought over the past 30 years "never looked beyond the fence lines" of the specific open-space area covered by that plan.
During a Thursday night opportunity for people to make their own suggestions for future non-motorized recreational trail connections in western Boulder County, Barrow complained that would-be trail users in the Denver area too often are limited now to "a bunch of islands that people have to drive to, to get to."
He said the planning effort presents an opportunity for Boulder County residents to use a trail network they could use to cycle from their homes the foothills and mountains and back, without having to drive their bikes to trailheads.
Eileen Monyok, a Gunbarrel resident, said that "getting people out of their cars should be a key theme, whether they want to commute or want to recreate."
The nearly 40 people who showed up for Thursday night's planning effort kick-off meeting -- the first of 11 being held through early May -- included self-identified hiking enthusiasts, equestrians and climbers, as well as people expressing concerns about trail systems' potential impact on the environmentally sensitive areas, wildlife habitats and private properties neighboring those trails.
Boulder County officials emphasized that no specific trail corridors have been identified or are being presented at this initial round of meetings. They haven't yet even produced a map showing all the existing trails -- and those already in various agencies' plans for the publicly owned properties under study.
"The meat of the meeting," said Garry Sanfacon, a member of the Boulder County commissioners' staff who's serving as public outreach coordinator for the mountain and foothills region planning project, was to have people express their concerns and ideas -- and for the people attending the sessions to "listen to each other."
Boulder County is collaborating with the U.S. Forest Service, the National Park Service, Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the cities of Longmont and Boulder in the project that -- according to one of the handouts distributed at Thursday's meeting -- will try to "consider a range of options for the extent and design of the access points and travel corridors, including the status quo"
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The Royal Hall in Fantasy Faire is where little ones can meet princesses. The usual Disneyland queue must be endured to meet and be photographed with the duty princess in Royal Hall.
While the line may not look daunting, the waits can in fact be some of the longest in the park, with the line regularly reaching 45-60 minutes during the peak of the day.
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If you're intent on visiting, be sure to find out the exact opening time in the Times Guide, and show up at least 15 minutes beforehand. If you cannot make it first thing and are willing to wait, note that royal ladies don't stay out late even when the park is open late: check the Times Guide to see when The Royal Hall closes.
The cast of princesses rotates during the day and has no set line-up, so you do not know who you'll see when you get in line. The princesses that are usually in the rotation include Ariel (in human form), Cinderella, and Aurora.
Also note that Belle, Rapunzel, and Flynn Rider meet with guests after their Beauty and the Beast and Tangled shows nearby at The Royal Theatre.
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- Alice in Wonderland
- Casey Jr. Circus Train
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- King Arthur Carrousel
- Mad Tea Party
- Matterhorn Bobsleds
- Meet Anna and Elsa from Frozen
- Mickey and the Magical Map
- Mr. Toad's Wild Ride
- Peter Pan's Flight
- Pinocchio's Daring Journey
- Pixie Hollow
- Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough
- Snow White's Scary Adventures
- Storybook Land Canal Boats
- The Royal Swing Big Band Ball
- The Royal Theatre
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Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale - Stone Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 5,136 | Reviews: 1,820 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by sfoley333:
3.88/5 rDev -8.1%
Poured out of 22oz bottle from Holiday wine cellar into a 7th annivesary port english pint glass. Poured nice coffee color with brown hue edges where any light can come through. but with less viscoity than a irs or porter. Head thick and tan that had good retention. Aroma of roasted citrus with a touch of yeast on the backend.Taste of ipa is there with pine and citrus but is backed up with a roasted coffee flavor with hint of moca similar to a porter or dry stout but a little more alcohol heat at the end. Mouth feel sides a litttle more with an ipa style. The combination is quiet amazing but at times confusing on the tongue but like anything new it makes you want to try more.
09-16-2007 06:30:21 | More by sfoley333
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North Carolina
3.95/5 rDev -6.4%
Great to see the new Stone Ann. ale here in western NY so quickly.My second time trying this new black IPA style of beer my first being Rogue Black Brutal wich I had mixed feelings about,this poured a deep dark brown but not black some ruby colored highlights thruought a thick 2 finger head atop that never completely settled just a fantastic creamy mass left with gobs of lace behind in my impy pint glass,just awesome.Mix of piney and tropical fruit hops and black malt in the nose mainly I picked up some pineapple and molasses wich was nice and it strayed away from the one dimensional resiny hop profile and caramel malt base.The hops are big but so is the black malt element of this beer sure its big and piney and citrusy but the dark bread and molasses in there is large as well in finely balanced that black malt character really shows itself.The alcohol creeps a bit but this is a very interesting brew it has it all big hops and some malty sweetness,another top notch brew form one of the best.
09-13-2007 21:42:20 | More by oberon
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
Note - I thought I reviewed a bottle out of this case when I first bought it but apparently not so I don't have a fresh review for 2007. The below review was done in early 2010 after a little over two years in the hole.
Appearance - This one poured a very dark brown in color, almost black, with a nice if a bit understated dirty white head.
Smell - The rich, roasted malts have taken over any hops that were here back in 2007. They are loaded with a beautiful brown sugar aroma. The malts themselves are very dark and heavily roasted.
Taste - The roasted malts really blossomed in the cellar. They are so big and so flavorful they somehow manage to hold up to the sugars. The brown sugar is still tight so the beer isn't past its prime.
Mouthfeel - This is still a big beer, almost full, with a smooth, pleasantly greasy cheek feel and a big, bitter finish.
Drinkability - This is a great sipping ale and with its relatively low alcohol content for the style means you'll be able to have more than one beer this night.
02-08-2010 02:30:19 | More by RoyalT
3.5/5 rDev -17.1%
06-22-2012 02:19:21 | More by aszatk01
4.75/5 rDev +12.6%
06-17-2014 02:42:35 | More by legalag11
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
04-21-2014 23:15:13 | More by TxHopHead4
4.13/5 rDev -2.1%
Poured from a 22 oz bottle into a pint glass. Pours nearly pitch black with a thinner body than you'd expect from this dark color - similar to that of IPAs, and not super-thick like stouts and porters. Looks great - thin layer of off-white head that settled down rather quickly but left very nice lacing along the glass when I was finished. The nose is loaded with hops, pines, oily resin, a touch of citrus, and dashes of roasted malt, which is probably what gives this beer its fantastic color. Upon first taste, the hops immediately jump out and jab your tongue with a huge pine-tree bite. Halfway through the sip, as the beer warms up in your mouth, the roasted malts start to come out and mellow out the hops, performing a balancing act with them that works quite nicely. Your tongue is left with an aftertaste of floral greens and toasty malt and barley. Very smooth on the body, and overall pretty thin, with a fairly high amount of carbonation that goes hand in hand with the initial hop bite. Mouth is left somewhat dry and sticky - keeps you coming back for more.
I love this beer because it's so unique - it's almost starts off in your mouth like an IPA then transforms into a porter right in front of your palette. One of the first brews I ever had from Stone, and it surely did not disappoint. Great beer.
09-28-2012 11:47:39 | More by tectactoe
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
Reviewed from notes written on 4/24/11.
SSR pours a deep brown, bordering on black, with ruby tints around the edges. Its head is a dark khaki-light chocolate milk color and rises to two fingers in a large snifter. Lacing left behind is intricate and sticky.
Light roasted malt and milk chocolate aromas blend with hop aromas of grapefruit and pine to produce a lovely bouquet. A nice caramel smell seeps between the roastiness and hops and creates a lovely, well-balanced smell.
The taste fuses the best of a roasty, chocolate-y porter and an aggressively hopped IPA. It is truly remarkable how deftly the two styles blend together in this beer. The start of the taste is more porter-like, while the hoppier citrus flavors emerge toward the end. The aftertaste brings back the roast and chocolate flavors. So yummy.
The mouthfeel is rich, creamy, and smooth throughout with just enough bitter alpha-acid hop bite at the end. It's so nice that it's decadent and slightly puckerin at the same time.
This is a very appealing, well crafted beer. Stone F-ing rules! It really pushes the bounds of what my palate is used to, while at the same time being fairly easy to handle. I really enjoyed this beer.
02-02-2012 21:41:34 | More by TCHopCraver
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev -5.2%
07-29-2013 22:41:04 | More by JeffDam
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
11-27-2013 19:49:00 | More by jono0101
4.35/5 rDev +3.1%
Deep mahogany body, opaque aside from the slightest brown highlight shining from the bottom of my snifter, with a nicely contrasting cappuccino head.
The aroma is that of the growing ever popular hoppy Black Ale, e.g., Night Stalker, Dark Hops, Iniquity. Mad roasty while being loaded with pine resin at the same time. Deep notes of cacao on the dark side, while hints of citrus, almost grapefruit, bringing home the hoppy side. Intriguing to say the least.
The flavor is that of a Night Stalkers little brother, even in body it's not as big. Which is a bonus for me, as Stalker is a bit too gloopy for the flavors it has. Cedery and piney hop resins, cigar smokiness, bitter cocoa, spruce, all with a toasty chocolate fade. Notable, almost crisp, carbonation also helps take it out of the stout catagory.
I've drank about half the bottle and still have no idea what I'm trying to figure out here. It's complex beyond my vocabulary. You haven't lived until you try this beer.
08-13-2010 02:01:55 | More by brownbeer
4.75/5 rDev +12.6%
08-07-2013 20:18:06 | More by npala86
4.75/5 rDev +12.6%
08-06-2013 23:44:13 | More by mveatch
North Carolina
3.85/5 rDev -8.8%
Took a vacation to Santa Fe and found this at the Whole Foods. This beer pours very dark although not completely black and forms a nice looking tan head. A very nice looking beer. It smelled of piney hops with dark malt flavors underneath.
Hard to desrcibe the taste other than a dark IPA. It really worked for me. The piney hops with some of the typical darker flavors (chocolate/coffee) worked very well. The alcohol starts to creep in after a few sips and warmed me nicely on a cold night. I would seek this out again and encourage any beer afficianado to do the same.
10-30-2007 04:16:08 | More by hopsleeroy
4.83/5 rDev +14.5%
A: Dark brown to black with a mocha head and a
nice consistent lace
S: Sweet, malty, grapes !
T: A medley of grapes, chocolate, and toasted
malt. Like eating bakers malt out of the tub
M: Sturdy rich feel on the pallet
D: Try to take it from me, I dare you.
05-28-2009 00:03:18 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
3.73/5 rDev -11.6%
On tap at Brixies in Brookfield IL. We're happy to finally be able to have Stone in Chicago.
Served in a 10oz. snifter
It pours a nice almost black color, creamy dense khaki colored head that lingered for about 1/4 of the glass before receding. A medium amount of lacing was left coating the side of the glass.
The smell was firm but now overpowering piny resinous hop nose. Behind that a supporting background of roasted malt was present. The two opposing smells were melded together in a nice complimentary way.
The taste starts off much like the nose with a nice dollop of pine hops and the associated bitterness was much smoother than I expected since I find many stone beers to have an overly harsh bitterness. Past the initial hop presence the dark character reared its head with some molasses and just a touch of kilned malts but not as much as was in the nose. The two opposing flavors didn't blend together as well as the nose.
The mouthfeel was ok and had a medium body with an acceptable carbonation in order to help keep those hops form lingering on the tongue. Drinkability was above average and I did not know the ABV until I started writing this review and I must say it hid very well so I give props in that area.
I've only had a couple Black IPAs (Well I guess I can call them American Style India Black Ales since the brewers Association revised the style guidelines today) and they have been all over the board in terms of successfully blending the flavors together. This one is my favorite of the bunch so far.
04-06-2010 06:00:42 | More by weatherdog
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
07-06-2013 00:44:20 | More by tbryan5
4.16/5 rDev -1.4%
08-18-2014 17:35:56 | More by GameOfBeers
4/5 rDev -5.2%
08-02-2014 21:18:14 | More by woodchipper
3.5/5 rDev -17.1%
01-19-2012 13:04:39 | More by ricksrealm
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
11-20-2011 07:02:54 | More by BenTherHppedThat
New York
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
04-27-2013 11:26:46 | More by SkiBum22
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
07-10-2014 17:18:19 | More by joemetric
4.22/5 rDev 0%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #41 (Jun 2010):
So their 11th Anniversary Ale was arrogant enough to become year-round. Thin, tan lacing on top of a nearly pitch-black brew. Thick resin hop nose with hints of burnt malt, old school. Smooth, almost full-ish body. Oh mama, insane hop presence ... enough for a hophead to get their fix within the first sip. Spikes of charred malt poke through the thick blanket of hops. Warmth of alcohol plays well. We have no choice but to love this beer.
01-11-2011 03:04:06 | More by BeerAdvocate
New York
4.43/5 rDev +5%
A - Poured a very dark brown from the bottle, but in the glass it is as good as black. Only on the edges do you get a very dark caramel color. Nice head that settled down pretty quickly.
S - The color had me ready for roasted malt and chocolate, instead it is all hops on the nose. Sweet and citrus, would not be surprised if they dry hopped with some Ahtanum in there.
T - Nice bitterness but not as much as I was expecting from the aroma, a nice surprise! Not picking up much roast at all but plenty of chocolate and dark caramel malts which give it some nice fruit flavors. Definite hop presence, lots of citrus and fruit...didn't taste as pine to me as many say here. Simcoe, Cascade, Amarillo is my guess for what is in there. They did some great late hop additions here, lots of flavor without a big bang of bitterness.
M - Good...not spectacular, would like a little more body, but it is good.
D - This is a good beer and good beer is drinkable! Really, even with the higher alcohol, it finishes clean and can easily enjoy a 22 oz. bomber or a couple 12 oz. or pints. Complex but not tiring.
09-24-2009 00:02:44 | More by steelerguy
Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale from Stone Brewing Co.
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Paul McCartney Helps Free Tortured Elephant
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Sometimes it takes a Beatles to free an elephant. The Sun reported that Paul McCartney used his personal sway in freeing an elephant kept caged in the dark for seven years in India. McCartney and fellow activist, actress and former Saturday Night Live alumnus, Pamela Stephenson, succeeded in getting India's forest minister Dr. Patangrao Kadam to free the 11-year-old elephant "Sunder" and sending him off to a wildlife sanctuary.
McCartney had written a heartfelt and angry letter, saying, "I have seen photographs of young Sunder, the elephant kept alone in a shed at a temple and put in chains with spikes. Years of his life have been ruined by keeping him and abusing him in this way. Enough is enough. Get Sunder out."
PETA spokesperson Mimi Bekhechi issued a statement saying: "We are grateful to the forest minister for agreeing to liberate Sunder."
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The Cincinnati Reds didn't need that long to sign their first-round pick, right-handed high school pitcher Chris Gruler from Brentwood High School in California.
The third-overall pick received a $2.5 million bonus, exceeding the $1.95 million outfielder Austin Kearns received in 1998 as the highest in club history, in a deal that was announced shortly after Gruler was selected.
"What we agreed upon is better than what he would have gotten anywhere else," said Ryan Ware, Gruler's advisor from Reich/Katz/Landis. "That's why we were willing to get something done quickly."
"We have a limited budget," he said. "When I talked to (Gruler) a few weeks ago in Northern California, (he) told me money was not an issue. He wanted to sign, go out and play, I said if we end up taking you, I'm going to take you at your word."
The Reds were not able to come to terms with their top pick from last year, left-hander Jeremy Sowers, who decided to play for Vanderbilt University instead. This year Reds scouting director Kasey McKeon also announced the club has verbal agreements from third baseman-catcher Joey Votto, a second-round choice, and first baseman Walter Olmstead, a sixth-round pick.
"So these kids are excited to join us," McKeon said.
Another first-round pick, lefty Jeff Francis of the Colorado Rockies, has already agreed to terms. The ninth overall pick is looking at a bonus in the $1.85 million range. Currently, the club is working on arrangements for the Canadian out of the University of British Columbia to undergo a physical.
Anaheim Angels scouting director Donny Rowland announced the signing of first-round draft selection Joe Saunders (12th overall), a left-handed pitcher from Virginia Tech.
Saunders, a 2002 All-Big East first team selection and the league's strikeout leader, will be assigned to rookie-level Provo of the Pioneer League. The terms of the contract were not disclosed, but the Washington Post reports the signing bonus is worth $1.825 million.
"I'm pleased we were able to agree with Joe so quickly and to know that his development towards the Major Leagues will start immediately," Rowland said. "We're excited about his future and the fact that he is now part of the Angels' family."
Saunders, 20, was 9-2 with a 2.86 ERA (97 2/3 IP, 31 ER) and five complete games (including two shutouts) in 15 appearances (14 starts) for the Hokies this past season. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound junior allowed 103 hits and 22 walks while striking out 102 batters. Opponents hit .270 against Saunders, who was among the Big East leaders in wins (tied for second), innings (third), starts (tied for third) and shutouts (tied for first).
"I'm really excited to get started in my professional career," Saunders said. "I believe that getting going in the Angels' organization as quickly as I can is the best thing for my future."
The Oakland A's, who had seven picks in the first round and first supplemental round, have a No. 1 overall pick who all but said he was signing.
"We're not the type of people who want to hold out," said Ohio State first baseman Nick Swisher. "We just want to get out on the field ... There's no chance I'm going back to school."
The Red Sox spoke to a representative from the office of Scott Boras on Wednesday about Jason Neighborgall, the right-handed pitcher from Durham, N.C., they selected in the seventh round. Although he was ranked 11th on Baseball America's top prospects list, the Boras client dropped due to signability issues.
"We had a good conversation," said David Chadd, the Red Sox director of amateur scouting. "We knew what we were getting into, feel great about his ability, both sides will try and work. I don't foresee it to be a quick signing."
Cubs vice president of player personnel, Jim Hendry said they don't expect a problem signing their No. 1 pick, right-handed pitcher Bobby Brownlie, another Boras client.
The Cubs aren't in a rush to sign him, because Brownlie, taken 21st overall, has tendinitis in his shoulder and as Hendry said, "A little time off would not hurt him."
Tigers scouting director Greg Smith is eager to get to work on signing first-round pick Scott Moore (eighth overall).
"I've had a few conversations with his advisors, and they've been very productive, very positive," said Smith. "I don't think it'll be a problem."
Moore, who was approached by Boras, but went with ex-Major Leaguer Steve Springer instead said, "I'm just out to be treated fairly for where they took me. I just want to be treated fairly and I think I will be."
"Neither [Springer nor Moore] was interested in long-term negotiations," Moore's high school coach, Dave Lewis, said.
Pat Osborn, 21, a third baseman from the University of Florida, was selected by the Indians in Compensation Round B after the second round, said he can't wait to get on the field again.
"I'd like to do it without any trouble -- and just get it done," he said. "But I have no clue how long it'll take to get it done. But I'm the type person that I wanna get out there and play, so my goal is to get (a contract) as soon as I can."
The first pick (20th overall) for the Minnesota Twins, Denard Span, a center fielder from Tampa Catholic High School said he's in no rush to sign.
"I have to wait and see," Span said. "It's a sigh of relief that I'm picked. I'm going day by day. We'll have to wait for the negotiations."
Twins scouting director Mike Radcliff doesn't appear to be concerned.
"In the new millennium, none of them sign immediately," he said. "Lots of people like to wait and see what the others around them get. I don't believe we'll sign him right away. But I do believe we'll sign him and get him out to play in either the Gulf Coast League or (Rookie League) Elizabethton this summer."
The Dodgers hope to sign their first-round selection, James Loney, for around the same amount the 19th overall pick got last year -- $1.3 million. But that won't happen until after the Texas high school championships and all-star game, in about 10 days.
The Marlins may start talking with top pick Jeremy Hermida's (11th overall) representative in a few days. Hermida, who has a scholarship offer from Clemson, says he wants to play pro ball and he doesn't expect to be a signing problem. The Marlins don't want to speculate.
Edward Harris, the 5-foot-9, 180-pound center fielder out of Georgia College, signed with the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday, after being selected in the 18th-round.
MLB.com reporters Doug Miller, Jim Street, Joe Frisaro, Carrie Muskat, John Schlegel, Jason Beck, Mark Sheldon, Justice Hill, Ian Browne and Thomas Harding contributed to this report, which was not subject to the approval to Major League Baseball or its clubs.