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LOWELL, Mass. — A woman told police she used a cooking pot as a weapon to fight off a man she said was trying to rape her at knifepoint at a hotel outside Boston early Sunday.
Frank Harrison, 46, of Lawrence, Mass., was appeared in court Monday with a visible lump on his head and bandages on his cheek and chin. He is charged with kidnapping, assault to rape armed (knife), and indecent assault and battery on a person over the age of 14.
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"Upon arrival, officers were approached by a female victim who told them that the injured male (Harrison) had attempted to rape her at knifepoint and would not allow her to leave the room," according to a statement from Tewksbury Police. "The victim stated she was able to fend off her attacker by striking him with a cooking pot, forcing him to run away."
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Damn sure isn't coming through on a campaign promise. Wonder what our resident anti-gun folks would make of this.
If so, this is one reason why nobody can find anywhere to cut the budget. If you do not spend all of this years budget, next years is reduced by that amount. There is a warped kind of logic to it, but it doesn't factor in a raising cost of living and it encourages people NOT to spend wisely.


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Doctors believe that heredity and chronic exposure to loud noises are the main factors that contribute to hearing loss over time. Other factors, such as earwax blockage, can prevent your ears from conducting sounds as well as they should.
You can't reverse hearing loss. However, you don't have to live in a world of muted, less distinct sounds. You and your doctor or hearing specialist can take steps to improve what you hear.
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Talk to your doctor if difficulty hearing is interfering with your daily life. Your hearing may have deteriorated if you find that it's harder to understand everything that's said in conversation, especially when there's background noise; if sounds seem muffled; or if you find yourself having to turn the volume higher when you listen to music, the radio or television.
Some causes of hearing loss include damage to the inner ear, a buildup of earwax, infections and a ruptured eardrum. To understand how hearing loss occurs, it can be helpful to understand how you hear.
Hearing occurs when sound waves reach the structures inside your ear, where the sound wave vibrations are converted into nerve signals that your brain recognizes as sound.
Your ear consists of three major areas: outer ear, middle ear and inner ear. Sound waves pass through the outer ear and cause vibrations at the eardrum. The eardrum and three small bones of the middle ear — the hammer, anvil and stirrup — amplify the vibrations as they travel to the inner ear. There, the vibrations pass through fluid in the cochlea, a snail-shaped structure in the inner ear.
Attached to nerve cells in the cochlea are thousands of tiny hairs that help translate sound vibrations into electrical signals that are transmitted to your brain. The vibrations of different sounds affect these tiny hairs in different ways, causing the nerve cells to send different signals to your brain. That's how you distinguish one sound from another.
Causes of hearing loss include:
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What kind of decibel levels are you exposed to during a typical day? To give you an idea, compare noises around you to these specific sounds and their corresponding decibel levels:
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Hearing loss can have a significant effect on your quality of life. Among older adults with hearing loss, commonly reported problems include:
Unfortunately, most people affected by hearing loss live with these difficulties for years before seeking treatment — or never seek treatment at all. This also may cause lasting problems for those who love you, if you try to cope by denying your hearing loss or withdrawing from social interactions.
Getting treatment can improve your quality of life dramatically. People who use hearing aids report these benefits:
Family and friends of people who have begun using a hearing aid are even more likely to report these improvements in shared quality of life.
Only a small minority of people with hearing loss seek treatment, but those who do report dramatic improvements in their relationships and quality of life. If you suspect you may have hearing loss, call your doctor. After an initial evaluation, your doctor may refer you to a hearing specialist (audiologist).
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If you have hearing problems, help is available. Treatment depends on the cause and severity of your hearing loss.
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These tips can help you to communicate more easily despite your hearing loss.
Hearing loss prevention consists of steps you can take to help you prevent noise-induced hearing loss and avoid worsening of age-related hearing loss:
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Cole palnter won't plant
I have a fast-hitch Cole planter that is driving me crazy. I have been trying to use it for three seasons in my garden. I tried it again tonight and am about ready to turn it into scrap. I bought it used, but it is like new. It had been in a barn for many years. The problem is the covering wheels, which also drive the planter, will slide instead turning. This causes it to miss several feet of row and then it might work a little while again. I cannot get enough down pressure on the wheels , unless I walk behind and literally push down on the planter. I know it is supposed to work better than this. It is on a Farmall 100 (like a Super A). It seems the wheels are too high to maintain contact with the ground like they should. I have tried changing the planting depth but it didn't make much difference. I have a book, but it is for a 12MX and mine is older and the fast hitch is completely different. Any ideas? Surely I can plant a few rows of beans and sweet corn with it.
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Not real sure about this,maybe weight down the back end?All I have is drag or mount to tractor stuff.Not enough down pressure on the fast hitch?Kevin
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Are they sliding because they are binding, or not making good contact with the ground? If not making good contact, try raising the front of the fasthitch, to drop the tail end of the planter down. If it's binding/jamming, try rotating the press wheels with the planter raised to see if that can help you isolate the trouble. Is the mechanism chain driven or shaft driven from the press wheels?
They were real popular, but the fact is a Cole planter is only a step above planting with a bag of seed and a hoe! (The factory Cub/Super A planters, that mount in front of the operator, are only a half step above, which is why there were so many Cole planters around offset Farmalls) See if you can find a single fasthitch IH 185 planter. They are WAY better than the cole.
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I think the problem is the that the wheels are not making good contact wit the ground. It is a gear and shaft drive arrangement. With it up in the air, the wheels turn smoothly. I might can get a 184 planter. Are they any good?
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The planter should set pretty much level when in the ground. If the presswheel doesn't have enough ground pressure it will skip. The front of the planter is probably too deeply into the ground as well. There must certainly be some adjustment to level the planter. At least, raise the front bail of the fast hitch to get the nose up.
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I have pined the bail under the floorboard to get it as high as it will go. Here is a picture if you are not familiar with the Cole. Notice the hitch is completely different from the newer 12MX. I have added an upright to engage the socket on the tractor to keep the planter from leaning. Thanks for your input so far.
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Directly behind the Fast-Hitch socket there is a piece of flat stock with several holes in it, standing vertically. It appears to be pinned in place with a single pin. It looks to me like sliding the flat piece down and repinning it in a lower position will change the angle the planter runs at.
There are shoes/skids on each side of the runner. They are carrying too much of the weight that should be on the press wheel. When the planter is in the ground in operating position, the runners should be on the ground but not carrying so much weight that the press wheel isn't firmly on the ground.
Super A hit it on the head tilt the front of the fast hitch up this will lower the back od the planter. and as George said the shields may have to be removed. If you have sandy soil they are hell for slidding. My brother has onbe he had the same problem.
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Look at the pic of the planter and the pic of the brochure. Here's how I see it. 1)Don't remove the shields on the runner, they help control depth of planting (2.5 inches should be max, a little less is better). 2)Lower the fertilizer opener to control placement better. The fertilizer should be 2 X 2 (2 inches to the side and 2 inches below the seed). 3)Lower the press wheel to get firmer contact with the soil which will firm the soil around the seed. Now 4)you can fiddle with the adjustment on the front of the fast hitch. If you don't do 1 thru 3, adjusting the fast hitch is not going to be of much help. Boy, would I like to be there to watch it work! Good luck.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I think it is one of those things you may have to see in person. The press wheels do not lower. I think the biggest problem is it is riding on the bottom opener and that's keeping the wheels up. I am going to keep playing with it, I keep think they couldn't have sold these for so many years if they don't work any better than this. I have tried moving the slides up and down and it doesn't seem to make a lot of difference in the rear wheels but it will change the seed depth.
Right now it is in the bottom hole. In fact the hole in the picture is the bottom one . It is really not pinned, that is a stop bolted to the vertical rod. The rod is free inside the tube. The rod moves up in the tube when the planter drops. If you try to lift it up, it will not come off the ground if you move the stop up.
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Is it resting against the stop in this picture? Isn't the runner either on the ground or near the ground? Isn't the press wheel like 6 inches or more off the ground? It isn't going to work unless you get the press wheel solidly on the ground. Look at the angle of the skids on the runner. I have no doubt that they should be running FLAT on the ground. If they do, the press wheel will be where it belongs.
Take it out in the field. Remove the stop from the flat part. Then leave the hitch up where it is in the picture. I bet it will run fine. Then you just need to figure out how to lift it, which will probably be obvious at that point.
This is along the lines of what Jim was saying about the piece of vertical flat stock with adjustment holes. What about the horizontal stock just under the socket that has 3 adjustment holes in it. Seems to me that the farther back you pin it would drop the tail wheel.
Good Luck!
Can you put a pin in at the bottom, so when you lower the fast hitch, it forces the planter deeper in the ground?
I never understood why they didn't put some sort of down pressure springs on these things. Looks like they do on the newer ones.
One more thing: How's your seedbed? Runner planters don't handle clods, field trash, etc. as well as planters with disk openers. (Another reason to upgrade to a 184 or 185.....another good option would be a JD 71)
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CINCINNATI -- It was early afternoon when the Mets and Giants agreed to terms on a trade for Carlos Beltran, but still morning when news began breaking on the West Coast. And so Zack Wheeler was just rising from bed Wednesday when he began reading rampant speculation that his teammate for the Class A San Jose Giants, Gary Brown, had been traded to the Mets. The two exchanged anxious texts.
"Fifteen minutes later, they said I was traded," Wheeler said. "It happens just like that."
First, shock hit Wheeler, then disappointment -- the Giants, after all, were the only organization he had ever known. Then Wheeler began considering the deal for Beltran and its ramifications. He realized that San Francisco's rotation seems set for years, with Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, Madison Bumgarner et al. And he realized that the Mets have clearly begun proceeding with an eye toward the future.
"That's why I'm kind of pumped about going to the Mets right now," Wheeler said. "There's a lot of opportunity, and I just want to take that opportunity and go with it.
"Of course I was a little down about it at first, but I think it will work out for the best for me. I'm happy to see what's going to happen."
By Wednesday evening, before he even received official word of the trade from the Giants or the Mets, Wheeler began packing. He will soon report to Class A St. Lucie, the Mets' equivalent of the San Jose team for which he had been pitching. And from there, he could eventually advance to Double-A Binghamton, where Matt Harvey and Jeurys Familia have already begun giving the Mets a peek at their future rotation.
Because Wheeler, 21, was drafted out of high school just two years ago, the Mets will be careful not to rush him. But it is entirely feasible that Wheeler could receive a September callup next season, arriving in the big leagues for good at some point in 2013.
"I certainly don't want to put any pressure on him to have to arrive here as some sort of savior," Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said. "We're pretty happy with the pitching staff we have right now, the starting rotation. We're not deep, but we're happy with the guys we have, and I think we'll have plenty of time to let Zack develop at his own pace."
Striking out 98 batters in 88 innings with a 3.99 ERA at San Jose this season, Wheeler's pace has nonetheless been rapid. Lauded for his heavy fastball, Wheeler has spent much of this summer working on consistency with his offspeed command. Once relying heavily on what he calls a "slurve," he has since refined his overhand curveball and cutter.
Scouts salivate over his abilities, and of course Wheeler is aware of that. But he never imagined that, at 21 years old, he would become the centerpiece of a trade for Beltran.
"It's eye-opening for me," Wheeler said. "He's a multi-time All-Star, and they want me, a little Minor Leaguer. It's an honor."
Still, Wheeler has much to learn. He knows little of the Mets, save for a Dwight Gooden jersey that his brother, Adam Wheeler, had signed for him during his days as a Yankees farmhand. He has heard of Harvey, but has never crossed paths or spoken with him. He is learning about the organization's current situation.
"It's cool to look forward to," Wheeler said of the team's burgeoning farm system. "You watched it here with the Giants. They developed all those young pitchers and brought them up, and look at how successful they are now. That would be cool if we could do the same thing for the Mets."
If nothing else, Wheeler's new team is attempting to execute a similar plan -- with him at its core. Speaking in a telephone interview Wednesday morning, Wheeler was in the process of considering that prospect when he excused himself to take another call.
"It was the Mets," he said after clicking back from the other line.
He paused. "That was pretty cool."
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Donna Woods
07. Mar, 2011
Says it all Nick.Great shot Lyne.
Donna Woods
07. Mar, 2011
All of your pics Lyne,tell a race story of serious Belgiumness.Wet,cold,dangerous road conditions,carnage,a serious breakaway, pain, being high on the whole scene (Rob Evans), fire in the belly unlike I've ever seen (Logan Loader),and then the smooth operators just out to clean up with some serious power (Ben & Bissell).
Thanks for suffering right along with everyone so we can look back and admire, respect and re-live what they went through that day.
07. Mar, 2011
Ha! I was quite proud of myself for avoiding the spill that took out half the field! Thanks Lyne, you suffered in that weather right along with us.
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07. Mar, 2011
What Donna said.
07. Mar, 2011
thank you Donna.
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Tremendous coverage once again Lyne! No one does it better (sorry Graham Watson)!


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Shipping Cub from NH to WA State
Anyone have advise for me. I have just "inherited" the 1949 Cub I grew up with! I need to get it from Whitefield, NH to Goldendale, Wa!!!
Ideas. Or can I find the weight and dimensions on this site? Thanks
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Congrats on inheriting this '49 Cub. Here is the McCormick Farmall Cub Operator's Manual 5-1-49. The info you desire should be within the manual. The Cub will fit nicely in a 5'x9' U-Haul trailer but a dual axle with brakes would be a better choice. A bare Cub should weight around 1300lbs or so I guess. Add a full set of weights and there is another 200lbs of weight. Add the touch control and there is another 100lbs. If the tires are loaded, that will increase the weight. To get a proper estimate you are going to need to get it scaled. I am sure others will be able to provide a better estimate of the Cubs weight.
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Re: Shipping Cub from NH to WA State
This link will give you specs on the cub
http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractor ... l-cub.html
If you have time, list it on UShip. You may find someone with a load going west needing to fill some space but you'll need to be patient.
Re: Shipping Cub from NH to WA State
I have has GREAT success with Yesterday's Tractor's "hauling forum". Twice I have hauled tractors a fair distance and found the hauler through that forum. If you are patient and don't need to have it moved on a specific day, you can find very reasonable rates there.
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Re: Shipping Cub from NH to WA State
I agree with Mike, on the Yesterday's Tractor deal but if you decide to go that route, be very careful. Make sure the person doing your hauling is bonded & insured and ask for references. There are some very nice deals on hauling there, but there are, apparently, some shady folks as well. I attended our Cockshutt Winter get together on Sat. and the subject came up twice, during the course of the bull sessions. Just make sure the person you hire is dependable.
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Expect a cost on average of $1.25 - $2.00 per loaded mile for a Cub.
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Full price shipping will probably cost more than what the cub is worth, but you might check some of the car shipping companies. A few years back, we shipped a Model A from Indiana to LA and it was only about $1500 in an enclosed trailer.
Maybe try somebody like autotransportdirect.
Maybe think about moving back to the old home place?
Drive it cross country?
And for a cub, plan on 96 long, 48 wide, and 60 high and 2000 lbs. (it will fit sideways inside a semi-trailer)
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One thing to add to Gary's statement...I completely agree that you need to ask for references from the hauler and even post on YT asking publicly for the same. I have shipped twice across the country...once from Oregon to La Crosse, WI, and then again from La Crosse to Pittsburgh, PA. In both cases, I found a guy who was "making the trip anyhow" and the stuff ended up riding fairly cheap. Like $500 - 600 from Oregon to La Crosse and $500 from La Crosse to Pittsburgh...
I even contracted with the same guy to haul all of my household items from La Crosse to Pittsburgh instead of renting a UHaul myself.
Most definitely need to make sure that the guy you are working with is trustworthy, though...
Mike (Happy as a Lark in Allison Park, PA)
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Thank all for the info!!!
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Be aware freight companies can charge you a "dimensional weight" if it will be to their benefit to net more revenue for the shipment.
Dim weight is defined by the amount of space taken up by the shipment regardless of actual weight.
A Cub tractor may well be heavy enough to be excluded from dimensional weighing however it is a policy you should be aware of in case it does pertain or for future reference.
Dim weight specifies a shipment will be billed at a pre-determined weight calculated by overall size no matter what it actually weighs. This size would include the dimension from the ground to the tip of the exhaust stack.
This policy is to prevent people from shipping a semi trailer full of packing peanuts weighing about four pounds across the country for twenty bucks.
If in fact your shipment will be billed dimensionally, breaking the shipment down to smaller dimensions can save you money. Wheels, muffler stacks, fenders removed and banded with the tractor to a shipping pallet.
When you call for prices, specifically ask if your tractor will be dimensionally weighed. Have those dimensions as well as the actual weight ready to provide for the cost calculation. Also have a secondary set of downsized dimensions to offer if you choose to make the shipment smaller by breaking it all or partially down.
Believe me when I tell you this, freight drivers that pick up shipments rarely mention to the customer about dim weight and will in most cases accept any weight the customer claims the shipment weighs.
The freight company then has multiple opportunities to weigh and measure it between point A and point B. They also have the right to update the freight charges agreed to in fine print referring to weights and measures when you signed the original bill of lading.
On more than one occasion I've witnessed a less than happy customer debating dim weight policy on the phone while I had my C.O.D. hand out for much more than the original quoted or estimated shipping charge.
Most freight companies only offer credit to industrial shippers leaving cash on delivery or prepaid with additional charges due upon delivery for shippers without an account.
Better to know up front exactly what the total freight charges will be instead of being surprised on the day of delivery with an updated freight charge that must be paid before your shipment comes off the truck.
Re: Shipping Cub from NH to WA State
wow, this would be a great ship to be on the show, Shipping Wars if youre familiar with that show. Think the bid on their loads through USHIP or youship.com
Re: Shipping Cub from NH to WA State
I wish we still had the "thanks" button. Thanks L U D
Re: Shipping Cub from NH to WA State
You're welcome. Funny you make mention of the "thank you" button... I was going to toss someone a bone a couple of weeks ago over in "off topic" and noticed it wasn't possible. I thought possibly it was just an option over here never noticing til now it was missing
Re: Shipping Cub from NH to WA State
I ran it through ODFL's online calculator - came out to about $2900!! Put in a question to my long time 3pl guy for the slowest cheapest between the two zips...interested to see what he comes up with.
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Kelly swings big bat, but Knights fall
Mon. March 25, 2013 at 10:30 p.m. | By Staff report
Darren Kelly (3-for-3, 2 runs), Stephen Johnson (2-for-3) and Preston Stephens (1-for-2, RBI) and Adam Robles (2 RBI) each had big games, but it wasn't enough, as the Vanguard baseball team was defeated, 7-3, by visiting Inverness Citrus on Monday night.
The Knights (4-11) will host Arnold at 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday.


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