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need help with farmall H with no spark
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need help with farmall H with no spark
i am currently working on a Farmall H and we fixed the carb but now we seem to have no spark we checked the timing and we are getting power from the distributor i really wanna get it running for my boss. but im lost any ideas?
Re: need help with farmall H with no spark
Not exactly sure how to interpret "we are getting power from the distributor" along with "no spark". Tell us more about the checks you have run. Did you check for spark at the sparkplug end of a wire? What are you measuring when you say there is power at the distributor. Please confirm that you have a distributor and NOT a magneto, as the course of action might be different. If you truly have a "spark" at the distributor, then something between rotor, cap, wires, and plugs is causing it not to fire at the cylinder. If you are measuring coil voltage at the distributor, then along with all the possible culprits above, you need to add points and condenser. Tell us more about your trouble-shooting, and we can guide you to the cause more quickly.
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Re: need help with farmall H with no spark
i beileve its a mag to be honest. i tested it with a continuity tester and as the result of that its getting power from the mag to the cap and rotor through the wires. but is it possible the plugs burnt out... im new to all this lol
Re: need help with farmall H with no spark
You wouldn't be able to test anything useful on a magneto with a continuity tester.
Odds of all four plugs getting "burnt out" simultaneously are zero. It's very uncommon for one plug to stop firing. That is easily checked by pulling the next plug and checking for spark there.
If two plugs aren't sparking, it's generally safe to say that you've got no spark at all. Normally your wires and plugs will be good enough to make the tractor run. Maybe not run well, but run.
Go out on google images and look up "farmall H distributor" and "farmall H magneto." Compare those photos to what you have to determine if you have a distributor (battery ignition) or a magneto.
The magneto generates its own electricity. It does not need power from the battery to make a spark. The only wire it has is for a kill switch. To ensure the kill switch is not your problem, unhook the wire from the magneto.
Distributors on the other hand require battery power to make a spark. To ensure you have power to the distributor, find where the wire connects to the ignition coil (the cylinder thing mounted to the top of the distributor) from the tractor's wiring harness. Turn on the ignition and then use a multimeter set on DC Volts measure voltage from that terminal to a spot anywhere on the tractor's frame. It should read around 6 Volts. If the meter has a needle that tries to go backwards when you do this, switch the probes.
The issue with a tractor that hasn't been started in a long time is usually corroded points under the distributor cap. Pull the cap off and clean the contact surfaces of the points with a points file, or a small metal fingernail file. Be careful not to mix up any wires (you shouldn't have to disconnect anything) and be careful to put everything back EXACTLY the way it came off. Both the magneto and distributor have points under their respective distributor caps.
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East Henderson's Stephanie Smith (21) takes the ball to the basket during a game against Hendersonville at Hendersonville High School Wednesday. (Photo by PATRICK SULLIVAN/ TIMES-NEWS)
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"We got after it early and hit some shots that came open," said HHS boys coach Marvin Featherstone of Hendersonville's best first-quarter showing this season.
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"Rishad and Shawn have played together a lot, and they've had three years of varsity experience. They know where the other is on the court, and Vick is starting to fall into that, too," Featherstone said.
Mendoza finished with seven steals, four points and three assists while Rogers had four rebounds, four assists and two steals. Felton added five rebounds, five steals and three assists.
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new user 53 super M?
I am new to the Forum. I am new to tractors, as well as farming and the like. I just bought my first tractor ever, a Farmall Super M. serial # F31012 J I believe it to be a '53-'54 It also has an F11 loader on it which is great because i need one. I know nothing about tractors.......yet! I welcome any words of advice info etc as I am sure I will need loads of help in identifying problems troubleshooting aging etc. I live in Riverton Utah, a suburb of Salt lake City. Our plans are raise about 10 to 20 head of beef cattle right here in the city. We're crazy I know. I have two parcels of land arranged one about 6 acres the other 8. The goal to work them and plant for grazing pasture. All proceeds (if any) go to my five sons future.
The Tractor as some electrical issue I know for sure (6 volt system) but it fires right up with the assist of a charger/booster
Re: new user 53 super M?
The first thing you need to do is read the Owner's Manual cover to cover. Pay particular attention to operating and maintenance instructions. Otherwise you are at risk of either hurting yourself or damaging the equipment.
This cannot be overstressed. Read the manual.
If you don't have one, you can get a quality reprint from Binder Books. http://www.binderbooks.com/
Several items can contribute to your starting problem. A good place to start is to fix any dirty, corroded, loose or undersized electrical connections or wires.
Re: new user 53 super M?
Thanks Jim, I surely will get a manual and read it. I believe in safety of the highest standard along with proper knowledge of equipment. I feel confident in being able to fix the electrical problem even though i am unfamiliar with a 6 volt system. The tractor should be delivered first part of this week and I can begin tinkering around with it.
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Check the battery before disconnecting the cables. I don't remember on the Super M but most Farmalls of that era were positive ground. Just in case you have never worked with positive ground. Vern
Re: new user 53 super M?
Unless you plan to raise them on a feed lot, you may be hard pressed to raise that many cows on your 14 acres. Around here pasture raised cows will need almost 1 acre per cow.
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Re: new user 53 super M?
That is what I have read as well. Quality pasture, 1 acre can sustain about one cow. We will be raising steers from about 4-5 months old, so I just assumed that maybe I could double the number of cows per acre based on their size and figuring a 3% daily feed of body weight?? Would I be wrong. Please, I welcome any criticism or advise. I don't have any experience and only know what I read from books etc.
Thank you
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I never have. so positively ground?? positive side of battery to ground/tractor frame?? Anything else different?4
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My memory of Salt Lake City was that it was dry and not a lot of green grass, without significant irrigation. So 10-20 cows on 14 acres is pushing it a good bit, provided you don't irrigate.
Here is the contact information for your local Cooperative Extension Office:
Salt Lake County
2001 S. State Street S-1200
Salt Lake City, 84190-2350
(801) 468-3170
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm
This fellow looks to be your contact for agricultural information:
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Re: new user 53 super M?
Thanks Bill Yes it is dry, very dry especially this year however, I have secured plenty of water rights to the pastures. One parcel is done through a ditch, flood irrigation. I am still learning the art of this. The other is however i choose to do it ditch/flood, sprinkler etc. Thank you for the info to the ext. office I have been meaning to get that.
Thank you
Re: new user 53 super M?
I found some owners manuals! Does anybody know where to get some service/repair manuals?
Also are the Letters in the letter series have a specific meaning? C M H etc?
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The best place for any service manual, parts etc is the link that Jim gave you to binderbooks.com. I have a set myself. The "letters" of the Letter Series were just their model designation.
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Thanks I have purchased A manual off of ebay. It is in a CD form and u can print pages as you need them....
I hope this is a good one.
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Ok friends,
The beast was delivered today. First time I've been able to take a real good look at it. Ive got some issues here. Oil.....milky white..... and......radiator seems to be low or dry?? I have ordered a manual but it wont be here until Friday. I hope I dont have a cracked head, block issue?? Maybe head gasket? For those familiar what are your thoughts on this. The float leaks gas if the valve is left on. The belts need replacing. How do you change the main belt. Pull radiator? Also would appreciate to know the proper oil to use and capacity, as well as transmission oil type/capacity, and how many quarts/gallons antifreeze
Thanks a bunch in advance.
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Sounds like you're in for some quality one on one time with your new Super M, good times...
Oil being milky white wouldn't concern me much right off the bat. Could very well just be from sitting and be contaminated with condensate. I'd put fresh oil in it, fill the radiator and see what happens, unless you can see obvious signs of a leak somewhere. You may very well find the same milky crap in the rear end as well. The carbs will weep out the bottom if the fuel is left on, some worse than others. I always turn mine off and let it run itself dry each time I shut off and it's going to sit for several days. The crankcase will hold 2 gallons of oil, I use 15W-40 in mine. Filter is a Wix 51125, be sure you get the o-ring for the shell. For an initial change, I'd use plain ol' cheap non-detergent straight 30W. Radiator capacity is around 6 gallon best I remember. Transmission is 13 or so gallons, I use 85W-140. Changing the belt is no big deal. You'll see a bolt in a threaded adjustable hub on the fan. Loosen the bolt and back the hub off, which loosens the bolt.
Here's a picture of mine from a few years ago, before restoration. PB Blaster and lots of patience may be required getting that hub loose, along with a rubber mallet, block of wood and perhaps some heat. Once I got mine loose I put anti-seize on it. Once the hub is loose you can slip the belt off the pulley, around the blades and through the shroud.
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Thanks Dusti, Im going to change all fluids and belts tonight Ill let you know how it goes
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On Monday morning, Susie Krasnican of Silver Spring, Md. walked in on her husband, on the floor, goo-gooing at the cat. "He was using the new toy that our cat is completely fixated on" and making vacant cooing noises that she hadn't heard since their teenage children were infants.
"It's hard to be sure," Krasnican says, assessing her husband's sudden feline communing. "But I feel that the furlough had to have contributed in some way."
She told him — and here her husband, Jeff Gates, a Smithsonian employee, joyfully remembers the exact wording — she told him: Pre-shutdown, "you used to be so intellectual."
Nationwide, 800,000 federal employees were affected by the government shutdown, worrying about jobs, back pay, a sense of purpose. Consider the collateral damage: This means there are approximately 800,000 spouses, girlfriends, boyfriends, roommates or otherwise affected parties who have spent the past week worrying about furloughed loved ones. Whether they're all right. Whether they're watching all of the TiVo'd "Homeland" alone, when they are supposed to wait until tonight. What, exactly, they're doing.
Congress, take my spouse back. Please.
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The moving of the CDs is part of a grand plot to arrange them by genre, then alphabetically, then by subgenre. "It's becoming a very complicated plan," Farris says. And it is accompanied by a parallel effort to organize their books according to the Dewey Decimal System.
Then there is "his whole escape plan," she continues. Which is: After nine years of meaning to, Farris's husband is compiling a first-class disaster preparedness kit. "He can finally find the time to get to Costco," she explains. And so water bottles are piled in the basement. "You know those crank-up radios? We apparently need to get another one of those. And batteries. We have enough of those to light up the whole town."
He is growing, she says, a furlough beard.
The furlough beard, that scourge of the furlough spouse. As the shutdown continues, the hair grows on the faces of housebound government employees around the country. It has become a movement, with a name: "Shaveless Shutdown continues to day 7," a furloughed employee writes on Twitter. "If this doesn't end soon, my wife may divorce me."
The furloughed, according to their spouses, are sometimes not changing out of their pajamas until noon. They are eating all of the cereal or buying weird things for the house.
Some also are becoming industrious: finally cleaning out the storage room, picking up the kids from school, baking furlough desserts. Were it not for the uncertainty of it — the vagueness of when this will end, and whether back pay will come through before the next mortgage payment is due — it could be a lovely thing to have a furloughed spouse at home.
"It feels like an endless weekend," says Krasnican, an artist who works from home. In good ways and bad. Her husband has been able to explore hobbies and pick up day-to-day slack around the house, but the ambiguity of the shutdown's duration prevents him from tackling longer-term projects.
And then, of course, he's talking to the cat.
"You're not normally together as a couple during the day," says Rob Maher, boyfriend to a furloughed government contractor. Romantic couples are typically sequestered away from each other for nine to 12 hours every day, locked in cubicles or home offices, free to engage in their daily routines without judgment.
Maher, for example, is a comedian; he works nights and then sleeps until 10 or 11 in the morning. His girlfriend, a government contractor, normally is out of the house by 6 a.m. Due to this schedule, their household has acquired a certain rhythm. Maher is typically in charge of housecleaning. But now that his girlfriend is home because of the shutdown, the natural order of the house has been disrupted. She also has begun cleaning. This is causing guilt and confusion. "If she's cleaning in front of me, wait, does this mean that I should also be cleaning?" Maher asks. "Or did I not do a good enough job cleaning?"
And when he's on Twitter, doing promotional stuff for his job, does she think he's slacking off? Does she realize this is part of his work? "She's at home, stressed about her future, and how am I helping? I'm making snarky comments online."
Re: the stress. On Tuesday afternoon, House Republican leaders began pushing for debt-limit negotiations. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said his party would be open to negotiations if the House passed measures to reopen the government. President Barack Obama called on Congress to vote and end the shutdown "right now."
After eight full days of shutdown, is an end in sight?
"I definitely have the ideal furlough husband at home," says Amy Lupold Bair, a social media marketer whose policy-analyst husband has been dominating household chores for the entirety of the shutdown. He is picking out outfits for their fourth-grade daughter, preparing snacks, assisting with homework — tasks that usually fall to Bair, because she works from home. He is assembling items for Goodwill. The boxes of uncertain contents stacked in the garage? He is unpacking them.
The boxes have been there how long?
"Since always!" Bair says. Since the day they bought their house three years ago and stuck them there.
He is bringing coffee and doughnuts to the office staff at their church, for a midday pick-me-up. He has begun to eye the leaf-laden gutters.
"We've joked that I've needed staffing for a very long time," Bair says, so it's been nice to have him at home.
However, she admits. However. "I can sense that he's starting to get restless."
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On 22 March 2011, President Karzai announced the first set of Afghan provinces and districts to start transition. This decision was based upon operational, political and economic considerations, drawing on the assessment and recommendations of the Afghan government and NATO/ISAF through the Joint Afghan-NATO Inteqal Board (JANIB).
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On 27 November 2011, following the decision-making process above, President Karzai announced the second set of Afghan provinces, districts and cities for transition implementation.
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On 13 May 2012, President Karzai announced the third set of areas to enter the transition process, covering over 75 per cent of the Afghan population. This decision marked the beginning of transition in every one of the 34 provinces of Afghanistan, including every provincial capital, covering almost two-thirds of the country's districts.
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Lever School, and Oakwood-Windsor Elementary)• $4 million to replace Sheriff's Office vehicles, ambulances, and other vehicles and capital equipment in the County fleet• $2.1 million for surfacing of County streets and roads• $15.9 million for the paving of the following unpaved roadways:Indian Waters Trail from SC-1903 to Stack Road C-634Completed January 2009Cost: $365,835Stack Road from SC-39 to C-635Completed June 2010Cost: $81,035Midway Circle from Whiskey Rd. to Whiskey Rd.Completed May 2009Cost: $262,048Hubert St. from Baker St. to end of C-120Completed June 2008Cost: $81,369Five Notch/Pisgah Rd. intersection improvementsIn constructionSudlow Ln. from Sudlow Lake Rd. to end of C-86Completed December 2011Cost: $222,190Ballard Dr. from Bettis Academy to Mt. 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Online Marketing Fundamentals
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In Online Marketing Fundamentals, Lorrie Thomas Ross introduces web marketers, web designers, business owners, and executives to the world of online marketing. The course takes a look at the basis of any online marketing effort—a business's web site—and reviews how the different components of the site can support the business's goals, from SEO and SEM to social media, online PR, and content marketing.
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Think Vitamin - Online Conferences
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GraphicRiver Seasonal Email Newsletter Template
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This email newsletter template presented in four color schemes. Each scheme correspond to one of the seasons of the year, revealing the best capacity through the strong colors and circled forms. This email newsletter template fits not only for online store, but for your personal blog or even online magazine. You can easily send your email marketing campaigns, updates or periodical news and impress your subscribers by the striking design of this product.
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Why native advertising is purer than the 6pm newsFollowing recent debate around the practice of native advertising Rakhal Ebeli argues it could actually help create a better line between editorial and advertising for media. Have you ever seen a magician play that trick where he holds one hand out to the right, drawing the untrained eye off the prize, whilst all the while a coin is being cunningly produced from 'ones ear'? Hey presto! Guess what? That doesn't only happen in magic. It's happening all around you. Even, would you believe, in the space where news and commercial reality collide.
Can hybrid television redefine Australian TV? - Piracy, digital rights and the ad experienceAhead of tonight's launch of Freeview Plus, Mumbrella's Nic Christensen looks at what the new HbbTV service will mean for broadcast rights, piracy, and the way advertisers serve up their content. It's not every day that you get a TV sales boss like Nine's Peter Wiltshire admitting the weaknesses of television as a medium. "It was one of the great achilles heels of broadcast television that it was one-to-many," says Wiltshire who is group sales and marketing director for Nine.
Why you have to think differently when it comes to digital in ChinaWith more Australian companies eyeing Asian expansion Matt McDougal looks at the particular challenges of establishing a brand in the Chinese market. We often mistakenly believe that globalisation means we all have the same tastes and consumer habits. In some cases perhaps this is true to a certain extent but never forget to localise. No brand should count on its international recognition to reach the Chinese population. Mattel, for example, paid a huge price when they belatedly realised Chinese girls did not attach the same importance to a Barbie doll compared to Western girls.
Can hybrid television redefine Australian TV? - The consumer experienceTomorrow sees the launch of Freeview Plus, the long-awaited industry hybrid broadcast/IPTV service. Ahead of the launch, Mumbrella's Nic Christensen talked to Freeview and the five major TV networks, in this two part special, to look at how it might impact the medium and the wider industry. It's 2019 and 32-year-old Eve from Kirribilli in Sydney comes home late from work. As she settles on the sofa after a long day in the office she flicks on the TV, and realises she has missed the season premiere of her favourite US TV drama series. Years ago Eve could have caught up on her tablet or computer, but the major TV networks would have made her wait until the program had finished broadcasting and then a little time waiting for it to be made live online, as well as limiting her to their broadcast schedule.
What do clients want?With several of Australia's biggest media accounts coming up for tender and many changing hands this year David Spasovic looks at what is causing so many client-agency relationships to fracture. A cursory glance at the recent stories, opinion pieces and comments in the trade press present an image of significant rumblings of discontent in our industry. A quick count of media relationships that are or have recently been reviewed is evidence of this - Woolworths, Federal Government, Lion, Diageo, Nestle and CBA are a few accounts that fall into this category.
National security bills compound existing threats to media freedomAs the government considers changes to national security legislation Keiran Hardy looks at what today's proposals would mean for the media if implemented, in a cross-posting from The Conversation. The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) will publish its report on the National Security Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 1) 2014 (Cth) sometime during this sitting of parliament. The bill, introduced in the last sitting of parliament, has attracted significant criticism for the potential impact of proposed offences on media outlets. The main fear, fuelled by the fallout from the WikiLeaks and Snowden affairs, is that journalists could be imprisoned for reporting intelligence abuses or mistakes revealed by a "whistleblowing" intelligence officer, even when doing so would be in the public interest.
Why banner ads must dieWith publishers struggling to monetise digital and marketers unable to achieve cut through John McLean argues it's time to ditch banner ads and get collaborating. In a medium infatuated and necessitated by innovation, display advertising has been criminally bereft of it since it's inception 20 years ago. The first banner ad appeared in Wired Magazine in 1994* and little has changed since around 2000 when rich media placements became more common due to better connection speeds.
The hard news equation, and why it matters to BuzzfeedWith Buzzfeed pushing to be recognised as a news site Ciaran Norris looks at why it matters for new online media outlets to be seen as serious. Every morning on its News Breakfast show the ABC runs through the major stories on the front pages of the day's newspapers, covering everything from the Sydney Morning Herald to The Age, the Daily Telegraph to The Mercury. But it has also, for some time, included the homepage of the Australian version of The Guardian which differs from the rest of the organisations included because it has no printed version.
How much do we really know about privacy on Facebook?In this cross-posting from The Conversation Michael Cowling asks whether the recent controversy over the Facebook Messenger app shows people have reached the limit of what information they're willing to give away to companies. The recent furore about the Facebook Messenger app has unearthed an interesting question: how far are we willing to allow our privacy to be pushed for our social connections? In the case of the Facebook Messenger app, the answer appears to be: "Not as far as Facebook thinks." For those who are not yet on Facebook (yes, there are some), the social media giant has been asking all users who want to continue sending messages to their Facebook friends on their mobile devices to download a Facebook Messenger app. Facebook is preparing to stop the chat feature on its main Facebook app.
Will instant messaging eat social networks?Instant messaging is the new digital battle ground. Daniel Young looks at what impact this battle might have for the traditional social networks. The social media landscape is changing, again, and the new players are demanding brands shift their mindset - from being human to getting personal.
The Woolworths media pitch: a case study on how not to treat agenciesIn the wake of the decision by retailer Woolworths to retain Carat as its media agency, Mumbrella's Nic Christensen asks if the much-maligned pitch for the $240m account is a case study in how clients should not treat their agencies. It's funny how history has a habit of repeating itself, but you'd like to think the marketing world would occasionally learn a trick or two. Some of the decisions in the process which led to the decision by Woolworths to keep its mammoth media account at Carat certainly make you wonder what goes through the minds of some clients when they pitch.
What I learned from debating science with trollsIn this cross-posting from The Conversation science astronomer Michael J. I. Brown shares his experiences in debating with and challenging online trolls. I often like to discuss science online and I'm also rather partial to topics that promote lively discussion, such as climate change, crime statistics and (perhaps surprisingly) the big bang. This inevitably brings out the trolls. "Don't feed the trolls" is sound advice, but I've ignored it on occasion – including on The Conversation and Twitter – and I've been rewarded. Not that I've changed the minds of any trolls, nor have I expected to.
Most 'big data' marketing is a waste of time, and here's whyUsing big data to look at past trends is not the best way to work out what your customers want, argues Peter Swan of the UNSW Australia Business School in this cross-posting from The Conversation. A passer-by happens upon a drunk searching for a lost wallet under a streetlight. With nothing in plain sight, the passer-by asks "Where did you drop your wallet?". "Over there," gestures the drunk across the street, "but I'm looking here because this is where the light is."
When newspaper managements 'back' themselvesThis has been a bad week for the newspaper industry, says Mumbrella's Tim Burrowes As far as Australian newspapers go, this has been a most disillusioning week. I love 'em - but jeez, they make it hard.
It ain't weak to speak - how I dealt with depressionAfter the tragic news of Robin Williams' death after a struggle with depression Oli Shawyer shares the story of his battle with the black dog, and how talking about it helped him beat it. The news of Robin Williams rocked me to my core yesterday. I didn't know the man personally but there is something so profoundly tragic about a comedian, someone whose job it is to make us laugh every day, suffering so intensely. To be fair, it's a testament to how fucked up depression really is – that it can somewhat delude a man beloved by so many people, into deciding that he is better off dead.
Rear Window's Joe Aston – now in the SMH too
Dr Mumbo is rather intrigued by the further progression of copy sharing between Fairfax Media titles The Australian Financial Review and the Sydney Morning Herald.
Today saw the same story – AFR Rear Window columnist Joe Aston's tale of the tempestuous exit from the Sydney Opera House board of Kim Williams – appearing on the front page of both titles.
Efficiency. That's the name of the game.
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And you have to take the rough with the smooth. Today's SMH was also compelled to carry a story that backed away from its original claim in Monday's paper that Kim Williams had stormed out and resigned to the Arts Minister. The story by senor journo Rick Fenely was carried on page 2. But interestingly, the AFR managed to truly bury Rear Window's mistake by coming up with a nice new angle of a dispute between the SOH and another catering company, thereby sugaring the pill. And yet that story was either not shared with the SMH or, as is more likely, the SMH declined to take a day two story from the AFR after Monday's retraction.
It is a sign of the times that Mr Aston is so heavily promoted in Fairfax.
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