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By Lynn Jenkins/Times Sentinel columnist
— The Zionsville Farmers' Market is already winding down for the season.
Only one more Saturday market in town. I feel like the heat and drought has shortened our summer this year, but there are still many tasty reasons to drop by one of Zionsville's two markets.
Yes, Zionsville is fortunate to have two outstanding farmers' markets. One is seasonal in the village, and one is year-round at Traders Point Creamery. Both are so unique and exceptional, that I know I'm not the only shopper that frequently visits each of them on a weekend.
The town parking lot at Main and Hawthorne streets in the village bustles every Saturday morning from May through September. If you've not been, then stop in on Saturday morning and support the many local vendors who have farmed and baked and potted and cooked to bring their freshest and best for direct sell to you.
Farmers markets are unique opportunities for local business. Smaller enterprises have a chance to test and sell new products and receive one to one feedback from consumers. Bakeries like the organic Valentine Hill Farm and cheese producers like Ludwig Farmstead Creamery hear directly from their buyers what products are favored. Growing businesses like KG Acres, Fried Egg Farm and Darrin's Coffee have wonderful opportunities to promote their products not found in grocery stores.
Communities that support such endeavors reap benefits as well. Jennifer Bucker, market master, emphasizes that the market brings in customers from nearby communities as well as Zionsville residents. These shoppers are more than a benefit to the local stores in town. Communities also benefit when local money is truly spent locally, not just in a local supermarket where the finances become global. At a market, the money actually stays within a local community. Bucker confirms that nearly all the vendors are from within the county or Central Indiana. (Did you know there was an End of the Trail Bison Ranch in Boone County?)
Buying local seasonal foods benefits the buyer since food is fresher, traveling fewer food miles (not days on a train or arriving from another hemisphere). Fresher produce has greater flavor and more nutrition. There is also less chance for contamination when it is farmer picked and farmer sold, not passing through multiple stages of handling as in supermarkets.
Where else will you find fresher produce like that from Stillhaven Farms or Pete's Peaches or My Dad's Sweet Corn? What about Tom's homemade pickles, Woodburn's homemade pasta or Simpson's pastured pork (raised in the sunshine, not in a barn), and we still haven't mentioned local honey which is available from several vendors. Did you know that research has shown that eating local honey can help create immunity to seasonal allergies? And eggs — several providers, but they are usually gone by mid-day at the market. What a treat those are over store-bought Confined Animal Feeding Operations eggs. Don't get me started on CAFOs.
There is additional benefit to go around when shopping the farmers' market. While you are enjoying Patrick's breakfast burrito or a sweet from Le Dolce Vita, you can support community organizations such as scouts, the Humane Society for Boone County or one of many local non-profit organizations that are offered free spots as available throughout the season. High school and college musicians frequently set up to entertain and play for tips. Second Helpings has also benefited from participation this year both from consumer and vendor donations. Everyone benefits at community farmers' markets.
There is only one more Saturday to visit the village market. Fortunately, The Green Market at Traders Point Creamery just south of Zionsville, 9101 Moore Road, continues their summer market outside from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday evenings through October. Starting in November, the Green Market moves from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday mornings in the red barn at Indiana's premier organic dairy farm.
According to Market Manager Maria Smietana, The Green Market offers organic and natural products from local vendors who use sustainable practices to create healthful products to protect the earth and us. It was the first year-round market in central Indiana and it continues to offer a healthful selection of locally made foods and products. So this weekend for sure, I'll see you at the local markets on both Friday evening and Saturday morning.
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The St. Joe Company (NYSE: JOE) today announced Net Profit for the full year ended 2012 of $6.0 million, or $0.07 per share. This compares to a Net Loss of $(330.3) million, or $(3.58) per share for the year 2011, which included pre-tax non-cash impairment charges of $377.3 million, or $3.52 per share after tax.
For the fourth quarter of 2012, St. Joe had a Net Loss of $(8.6) million, or $(0.09) per share. This compares to a Net Loss of $(328.6) million, or $(3.56) per share, for the fourth quarter of 2011, which included pre-tax non-cash impairment charges of $374.8 million, or $3.50 per share after-tax.
2012 highlights include:
Park Brady, St. Joe's Chief Executive Officer, said, "We're very happy with our progress in 2012. Operating results in each of our businesses improved compared to 2011. Our residential development business, in particular, experienced improving trends in sales volume and pricing and that momentum appears to be carrying forward into 2013. Although the economic recovery is still slow, we are optimistic about future growth in our businesses."
Mr. Brady continued, "We're excited about our key initiatives in 2013. For example, we believe that the retiree demographic presents us with a unique opportunity given our development expertise and the fact that we own a substantial amount of contiguous land located in a desirable part of the country. To that end, we've been working with the best active adult community planners and consultants in the country and collaborating with national builders to bring that concept to reality. Another unique opportunity is the Port at Port St Joe. Our Port boasts the shortest distance to the Panama Canal of any port in the United States. That fact coupled with the long term growth prospects for the Southeast will be, we believe, the basis for building a vibrant port within the next few years. Both of these initiatives are longer term in nature but you will see evidence of our progress in 2013."
Mr. Brady concluded, "In addition to these initiatives we continue to evaluate all of our assets to determine their best use in creating long term shareholder value. We're excited about the potential opportunities represented by our assets, especially against the backdrop of an improving economy."
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Bryce's passion and the focus of his teaching is Power Yoga, but he also practices and teaches Yin Yoga. The Power style Bryce teaches is Power Living Yoga, which is derived from a merging of Ashtanga and Iyengar yoga. Ashtanga is a smooth flowing vinyasa practice with each new pose held for 5 breaths and Iyengar is a practice with precise biomechanical alignments of the body with long holds.You can find Bryce at various studios in Brisbane including: New Farm Power Yoga, Harlow Yoga, Pure Health Club and Flex Hot Yoga.


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Pfizer, Cognizant in multi-year deal
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PFIZER Global Research and Development (PGRD) and IT service provider Cognizant Technology Solutions have inked a multi-year deal for business process outsourcing solutions in clinical data management and biometrics.
The deal between PGRD's Indian affiliate and Chennai-based Cognizant allows Pfizer to leverage the IT services pool, capturing the "cost-productivity" advantage that India offers, a Pfizer communiqué issued here today said.
Pfizer India Biometrics Division has already been providing data capture, data management, statistics and programming services for its parent's Phase I, II, III global trials for seven years. Cognizant will be supplementing these efforts.
However, while Pfizer's biometrics division provides services to the company's global research and development locations, Cognizant's partnership will support the development operations group of PGRD in India, Pfizer officials said.
On the cost benefit that Pfizer gets out of the deal, officials added: "This relationship is not about cost-benefits. The partnership with Cognizant gives us the flexibility to expand and scale up our requirements without adding permanent headcount."
"Cognizant has extensive experience in life sciences including clinical trial study set-up and validation and data management. (These are) ... compliant with international standards of good clinical practices (GCP) as defined by the FDA," said Mr Hocine SidiSaid, Country Manager, Pfizer India, in a note.
The work for Pfizer would be done out of a new Cognizant facility in Mumbai.
Initially, the job would be done out of Pfizer premises and subsequently moved to Cognizant's new facility in Mumbai. This would mean that, in about six months' time, the Mumbai location would become Cognizant's sixth across India.
According to a spokesperson for Cognizant, the outfit would have about 90 people initially.
The company added that the high-end work would require employees with different skills and hence, "the bulk of the profiles hired are bachelors and masters in pharmacy, statistics and analytics."
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6Taylor Swift Hit on Bradley Cooper, Bradley Cooper Was Like "LOL, No"
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You just know there's another song that's going to written from this: Taylor Swift wants to hook up with Bradley Cooper, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively. And now the superstar singer has asked pal Jennifer Lawrence to introduce her to Silver Linings Playbook co-star Bradley.
The newly single 23-year-old country music singer desperately wants to date the hunky Hangover actor and has begged Jennifer, 22, to set up them up. However, when Jennifer sounded Bradley, 38, out about Taylor he said he wasn't interested and that she was too young for him!
"Bradley has absolutely no intention of getting together with Taylor," a source told RadarOnline.com.
"First of all, her reputation precedes her. Bradley is very wary of dating someone who is a bit of a serial dater like Taylor.
"He thinks she's far too young for him and wants to date someone his own age, not 16-years younger because he's ready for something serious.
"It was a little awkward for Bradley . Jennifer came to him and told him that Taylor was interested in getting together. He had to politely decline, knowing full well that Jennifer and Taylor are friends. It was an ambitious move from Taylor, but she's going to have fixate on someone else as Bradley's just not that into her," the source divulged.
Oh my gosh, you guys, excuse me while I laugh all over the place. I'm laughing so much because I know in my heart that this happened, and that Bradley Cooper's face throughout the whole thing was hilarious. Oh, and also because I'm sure Jennifer Lawrence was awkward about it.
The only thing that doesn't make me laugh is the thought of how Taylor took the rejection. Hint: I'm sure it wasn't good. Extra hint: let's all hope that Taylor doesn't know how to make legit voodoo dolls.
January 16, 2013 at 7:30 am by Emily
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I don't blame him. If I was a dude I would have declined too….she is starting to annoy me with her music .its time to put some big girl panties on Taylor and grow up.
Good move Bradley !
She's become a bit of a caricature.
I find it hard to believe Taylor is a real person. She seems more like a character her record company have made up to justify the sappy crappy love songs she churns out. She has no type, goes for different ages, builds etc every time and then as if by surprise writes about it. I just find it all hard to swallow.
Taylor, isn't Bieber single? He's just young enough for you! Gagging
Dear Universe,
I am starting to like Bradley Cooper. I don't know how I am supposed to feel about this. Please advise.


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BATESVILLE — It looked as if the Oldenburg Academy Lady Twisters were in line for the first loss of the basketball season Friday night.
But fortunes turned late in the game and the Lady Twisters pulled out a 40-39 victory over the visiting Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles.
Oldenburg scored the opening basket of the game and then fell behind 12-7 by the end of the first quarter.
The Lady Twisters played from behind the entire way until the final minute.
The Lady Eagles led 34-26 with 4:57 to play in the game.
A 9-2 run by the Lady Twisters, which included a timely 3-point basket by Cora Weisenbach, pulled OA within one point at 36-35 with 2:39 on the clock.
Jac-Cen-Del took a slim 37-35 lead into the final minute.
Oldenburg Academy's Kirsten Ricke tied the game at 37-37 with :32 to play.
A JCD turnover and blocking foul by Sydney Keene led to a pair of free throws by Ricke.
The Lady Eagles tied the game at 39-39 on a rebound basket by Brooklynn Ronsheim.
Ricke was fouled with hardly any time left on the clock. She hit 1-of-2 free throws, which proved to be the game-winner.
"This was not our best performance, but a quality win against a quality program," OA head coach Dan Kerker commented. "We didn't defend the post very well and they hurt us there all night.
"But I was proud of our kids' hustle ... there were times when we were down nine that could have rolled over, but battled back," he added.
Ricke led the team in scoring with 13 points followed by Weisenbach with 11.
Jac-Cen-Del's Keene led all scorers with 16 points.
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The Lady Eagles were 36-16 winners in the junior varsity contest.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- The city of Bloomington is one step closer to changing the way it collects garbage.
Monday night, the Bloomington City Council approved the purchase of trash carts at a cost of $950,000.
Alderman voted 7-1 in favor of an amendment that allows the city to purchase 35-gallon, 65-gallon and 95-gallon carts.
The 35-gallon trash cart was not originally included, but Bloomington's Public Works Director said the small carts were needed for those who are not physically able to move the larger bins to the curb.
"A lot of citizens are going to be very happy about that. Hopefully we'll be able to take care of some of our elderly and other people who need smaller carts," said Jim Karch, Director of Public Works.
There are still a few more steps to go before residents will see new carts. Public Works will need to find storage for the three cart sizes.
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Once both teams turned things over to their second-string offenses, it was the Falcons that took over the game by stopping Bruce Gradkowski and the Bengals on their second-quarter drive and then moved the ball into field-goal position where they settled for three points and a 13-10 lead.
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He will take up his new position on Monday 13 May.
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A club such as Worcester faces many challenges in creating a sustainable business model and a higher position in the league and we need an experienced business leader in the CEO role.


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A 2011 action/fantasy film directed by Kenneth Branagh.< read all 27 reviews
Kenneth Branagh seems like an odd choice to direct a summer blockbuster superhero film. Branagh was almost singlehandedly responsible (with a nod to Baz Luhrman) for the Shakespeare revival we saw in the '90s; he brought 5 excellent, commercially successful adapations of the Bard to the screen in a space of ten years, before seeing the audience's appetite for couplets and corsets wane in the 2000s. Even when he's not directing Shakespeare, his tastes run more classical; recently he turned in a film adaptation of Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute" and the Harold Pinter script of the Tony award-winning play "Sleuth." The Marvel Universe seems like the last place Branagh would feel comfortable.
On the other had, Thor isn't quite like all the other superheroes who populate the Marvel universe, where most characters received their superpowers through some kind of accident involving radiation (like Spider-man, the Hulk and the Fantastic Four) or through genetic mutation (X-Men) or technological genius (Iron Man.) Actually, the Marvel universe is huge and there are as almost as many origin stories as there are characters, but the dominating theme is this: once they were all normal people, and then something happened to them, and they became superheroes. This is how Thor is different. He's a Norse god. Not many of those around.
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Is a Startup Crazy if They Don't Use Cloud IaaS?
Today's tech entrepreneurs would be out of their minds to build out their own data centers rather than renting capacity from Amazon or another low-cost provider. --Barb Darrow recounting the statements of Andy Bechtolsheim (former Sun Micro)
Really? You'd be crazy not to use something like AWS if you're a startup? We can all admit, the flexibility of many low-cost IaaS providers has significant advantages for new companies without a lot of cash. But this excerpt from a GigaOM article seems to buy in a little to heavily with the statement from a guy who is running a cloud networking services company.
Just because it's cheap, doesn't mean it's the best way to go. DZone has used both data center hosting and IaaS for different projects. The cloud instances were the right choice for quickly spinning up SaaS instances to sell as demand grew. Whereas, the data center we use for hosting provides the stability we need for our sites and it's located not far away so we know where the data is.
True, the pay-as-you go IaaS model, combined with a cheap open source stack, is a lucretive (and seemingly risk-free) setup for startups. But it's not going to be the best way for everyone.
Source: http://gigaom.com/2011/11/10/arista-roadmap-2011/
Gregory Pierce replied on Mon, 2011/11/14 - 10:03am
While it is true that there are needs that span beyond cloud IaaS, for a startup it is absolutely true that you're nuts if you're concerning yourself with building out infrastructure as opposed to getting your product in front of investors and customers as quickly as possible. Dealing with hardware is a concern you can have once you're more established and stable - until you ARE stable you need to go with a more agile solution.
Craig LaValle replied on Mon, 2011/11/14 - 1:26pm
It is folly to rely on any other company for your core business needs. The way many companies use cloud services create a single point of failure that is potentially catastrophic if things don't go right. That, coupled with limited control in ensuring that something will not fail is a recipe for heartbreak. If you are going to use the cloud for your core business make sure you have redundant systems from at least two different companies. That being said, cloud services are /fantastic/ for proof of concepts, ancillary services, initial roll out and the like. Cloud services were not built for the convenience or advantage of any company but the hosting companies and people would be wise to remember that.


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It's great that you're interested in politics but you need to do more research. You're missing most of the facts. You can't just regurgitate your parent's negative opinions and expect us to come to the same conclusion. You say you can spend all day naming broken promises. Can you really? Obama didn't make any promise to put money into people's wallets. Presidents don't create jobs or wealth. Obama didn't start the war and politicians make all kinds of promises they can't deliver on when they are running for office. When someone actually gets elected, they often find they are powerless to do much of what they said they'd do. Who do you think pays for the less fortunate? We are actually paying less taxes thanks to the extended tax cuts that the Republicans forced by refusing to extend unemployment compensation without the extened tax cuts for all. Do you know there is no other revenue source to make up for these cuts? That means the debt will go up. Obama hasn't actually created the debt. That was done by Congress. There are no grounds to impeach Obama. You need to stay in school and keep studying. It is important to be better informed when you're old enough to vote.
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As we have all constantly heard about, it's been Barack Obama who is putting our country in a horrible situation. His promises to put money back in peoples' wallets was a complete lie, along with his promises to bring our soldiers home in 16 months.
A huge controversy between the nation is about the health care system. He is causing stress and difficulties for the hardworking people trying to make a living by forcing them to pay higher taxes to cover the less fortunate. I'm not saying that poor people shouldn't have the right to health care, I just don't believe personally that our president should rely on wealthier people to cover them. As president, that should be his job, and the government as a whole.
I could sit here all day and name his broken promises, which is scary to think about. Obama is setting America back, and with his way of running things our childrens' children will be paying for what he has done. He not only has put our country in an extreme amount of debt, but he also sets a bad example for everyone he's poorly representing.
I hope for nothing more than Obama's impeachment, because America cannot progress with him as president. It's only a matter of time before enough people get fed up with his presidency. Obama did a great job at fooling people, but he didn't fool me. He actually taught me what a president shouldn't be.
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The top players in the world aren't big fans of the color blue.
Really, now. Let's brainstorm. What are the coolest things in the world that are blue?
The Blue Man Group and that Blue Da Ba Dee song. Can you really blame the ATP players for speaking out?
They like their red -- like the red dirt that comes up in so many country songs.
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, the world No. 1 and No. 2 respectively, openly criticized the ATP's decision to allow the organizers of the Madrid Open to change the color of the clay.
It's not just the color change. It's the act of not even consulting the world's top players.
From the AP:
''The only thing that is a little bit disappointing from a player's standpoint is that this is decided without players agreeing on it,'' Djokovic said Monday. ''If you don't have, especially, top players testing the court and agreeing for this change, that should mean something. They should have value in what they say.
''Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. The ATP should have done a better job in representing the players' rights.''
After further contemplation, the only good thing about the color blue is that song. Hello, '90s.


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4:00pm Friday 31st January 2014 in Rugby Union By Stuart Amos
Doncaster Knights scored twice in the last 10 minutes to deny Richmond a bonus point as the National Division One leaders beat their struggling visitors 27-9 on Saturday.
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5:00am Wednesday 15th January 2014 in Sport By David Williams, Sports Reporter
WORLD champion Paul Blake will turn his attention to sprinting this year following the decision to drop the T36 800m from the 2016 Paralympics in Rio.
Dorchester's Blake won the world title over two laps in Lyon last July following on from his bronze at the London Paralympics in 2012.
However, with the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) opting to cut the event, along with several others, from the Rio programme, the 23-year-old is taking on the 200m to boost his chances of striking gold over 400m.
Blake, pictured, finished with a silver medal in the 400m at the last two major championships and going one better in Brazil is now his main long-term goal.
But the IPC's decision still rankles with Blake, who is set to compete at the first Grand Prix meeting of the season in Dubai next month.
"I'm not a sprinter, I'm a middle distance runner at heart," he said. "There is a big difference between the 200m and 800m.
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"The 200m and 400m is a flat out sprint and you haven't got time to use any tactics."
He added: "It's not so much changing my training, it's just a different mindset for the event.
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Clearly, that release is generally the trickiest part of the whole show. But since you retain the option of simply snipping the leader, it shouldn't be difficult. Our fish seemed in good shape at kayak-side; we had to tow a couple for 10 to 15 minutes before they began to kick too strongly to hold.
Hobie does make livewells for its kayaks, as do other manufacturers (such as Shimano). They work great but add a bit of weight/space some anglers prefer to avoid when they can. Acceding just in this small way that bit of independence, I relied on a VHF call to the tender to run over to me another livey (or sweet-talked one out of one of the boats on the bank, if nearby.)
7. Who shouldn't try this?
Anyone not in reasonably good shape - there's definitely no need to be an athlete, but you'll need some endurance for fighting stripes from a kayak. (I caught two one day; my next goal is four - that's far from impossible or even improbable, but it takes some effort.) Anyone who has an active daredevil streak or has a hard time using common sense would be better off fishing from a cockpit. Anyone without some sense of adventure might want to fish Cabo more conventionally.
8. What should I bring?
Marlin Masters provides good tackle - TLD 25s and Penn Baja Specials on Melton 30-pound pitch-bait rods with 50-pound braid under a 40-pound mono top shot. Still, I brought my own Shimano Torsa 20 with 50-pound braid and found that smaller, lighter outfit to be ideal. I matched that to a 7-foot Tallus rod. I recommend a rod of that length; anything shorter makes it difficult to work the rod from side to side around the bow, something you'll need to do very often during the fight.
No special outerwear is required, though on one chilly morning I was glad I'd brought some kayak bibs with booties (Kokatat Watersports Wear; www.kokatat.com), which also makes a great ultra-lightweight windbreaker. Most of the time, whatever you'd wear in the cockpit of a boat works fine. Most kayak anglers bring a pair of wading or kayak booties (though I prefer the barefoot approach myself on warmer days). I'd also recommend a couple of good dry bags and some various bungee cords, useful in so many ways.
9. When should I go?
Anytime of the year with good weather offers worthwhile kayak fishing offshore. Marlin are always a possibility, as are dorado, yellowfin and wahoo. If stripes are your goal, mid-September into January is your time; then the banks are loaded with life, including many pods of marlin. (Early in that period the marlin tend to be a bit farther north, over the Finger Banks; by October, they're usually moving to the closer Golden Gate.) You don't even have to travel out to the offshore banks to get pelagics from a yak: Wahoo, dorado and skipjack can be caught barely off the arch (tip of Cabo), along with various nearshore predators.
It's worth reiterating that hooking striped marlin from a kayak is not for everyone. But for anglers seeking one of fishing's ultimate challenges, it's a thrill ride like nothing else in the world.


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Darwen pub lines up festival as it celebrates Cask Marque status
12:20pm Thursday 10th April 2014 in News By Dan Clough, Reporter
THE licensees of a Darwen pub have received a special present as they celebrate their first anniversary in charge.
Matt Worden and Zoe and Martin Evans joined forces to take over The Crown in Redearth Road 12 months ago and embarked on an ambitious refurbishment project.
And after a short time, the pub has been granted Cask Marque status, rewarding the quality of its beer.
Mr Worden said the pub had previously been the first in the town to receive the prestigious accreditation but it was removed when the previous tenants moved out.
He said: "We have worked really hard since taking over and made good quality cask ale one of our priorities."
Pub bosses are gearing up for a special celebration next month, when they will host a bank holiday beer, sausage and cider festival.
The event, from May 3 to 5, will feature a range of local and national cask ales, ciders and sausages.
There will also be activities such as face painting, live music and entertainment and a hog roast.
Mr Worden said: "We wanted to create an event that would celebrate all that is great about beer.
"It is a real opportunity to bring the community together to have a great time while giving something back to our customers.
"The timing is perfect also, as it is our one-year anniversary at the helm of the pub.
"It has been a fantastic year and we have seen a lot of new faces. A lot of the regulars have also come back. We have just got the food up and running now and it's really taking off."
Punch Taverns' partnership development manager Tracy Duncan said: "This is an excellent example of a pub bringing the community together and being proactive to drive trade and get customers coming back for more.
"We wish Matt, Martin and Zoe and their team at the The Crown all the very best with the event."
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I Look forward to the beer festival in May. Once again well done.
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I only hope Punch Taverns don't decide to increase their rent and the price of the beer - it will be too high already, I suspect.
They have a habit of doing so, in these circumstances.
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rear seal leaking
I have been having oil leaking out from the housing where the brakes are, on the right hand side. I am assuming that it is a seal. Could it be a seal by the differential?
How hard is that to replace? I would like to tackle this myself. Any help is appreciated.
Re: rear seal leaking
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More than likely, it's the seal on the side of the transmission, and the oil is running out to the final before you see it. Before you tear into things, check the fluid level in the transmission, and it you haven't changed it anytime recently, now is probably the time.
If you do need to change the seal, it's not too bad of a job. Remember to wedge the front axle before attempting to remove anything from the rear of the tractor.
Re: rear seal leaking
So would I just unbolt the whole assembly at the transmission case or does the final drive need to come off first?
Re: rear seal leaking
Check the fluid level in the transmission first. Over full will leak out the seals.
Remove the entire assembly, no need to remove the final drives. Just remove the wheel and rims first. If you are in reasonable decent physical shape you should be able to remove and replace the entire assembly by hand. A shop crane makes the lift much easier.
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Re: rear seal leaking
You will need to take off any attachment that is bolted to the final (drawbar, fast-hitch, cultivators, etc..).
Then the fender comes off, then the seat, battery box, tool box and disconnect the brake rod.
Then wedge the front axle, then jack up the rear end and remove the wheel/tire.
The platform has to be un-bolted from the axle extension and transmission case, but doesn't have to be completely removed from the brake and clutch pedals.
Remove the final first, then the axle extension. You'll have to reposition your jack/cribbing in this phase, so be careful!!
Now you'll have access to the seal. Use a standard seal puller to remove the old one, then install the new one.
Going back together will be in reverse order.
When you get the final and axle extension off, you'll be able to clean out the oil, dirt and mice nests that seem to accumulate in these parts. Also, you'll be able to evaluate the brake and drum for that side.
Re: rear seal leaking
Taking off the seat can be a bear. If the the bolts are not budging try hitting them with a good penetrant for a few days. I am going to third the fluid level check. That seal handles splash but not high levels and high levels happen frequently with water intrusion down the shifter. Most of us have had the eye-opening experience of draining a milkshake out of the transmission on the first "new" tractor fluid change. If the water drives the level up above the seal it is going to leak no matter how good the seal. On the left side of the transmission there is a small plug that serves as the level indicator.
I you get to the point of pulling the extension, I clean it with a wire brush and extension for ducts and then I paint it with Glyptal to seal it . ( yeah, I am a little over the top) If you replace any bolts that go into the extension, make sure they are the exact length. If they are too long, eventually the protruding threads rust and they will be snappers for sure the next time.
Re: rear seal leaking
Thanks for the advice. I'm sure that I will be asking more questions.
Re: rear seal leaking
I did the loboy by myself by pulling the RH extension tube and final in one piece after unbolting everything I could get off in little pieces.
Check the lube holes in the seal retainer to make sure they are clear - they were plugged on the loboy so the seal and bearing were starved for lube.
Re: rear seal leaking
We have another member in Zillah. Ed (EBAX). I think there may be a mini-fest in the offing.
Re: rear seal leaking
After struggling with rusted bolts and nuts over the years and, yes, twisting off a few along the way, I do not do any reassembly work now without using anti-seize on all bolts and nuts. You will become a believer in this stuff after spending time struggling with those dry, rusted, stubborn battery box, tool box, and seat bolts. I may never have to disassemble the tractor again in my lifetime, but I am sure the next owner will appreciate the added touch.
Re: rear seal leaking
When you replace the seal...what else gets replaced.I never have done this and will be in the next few weeks. Does TM have the seal/looked but got overwhelmed.
Re: rear seal leaking
TM does have the seal: http://www.tmtractor.com/new/df/245fp.htm
As far as what else gets changed, depends on your brake condition. While I had things this far apart, I'd go ahead and pull the left final as well and change the seal on the other side.
Re: rear seal leaking
When you re-assemble it put the axle extension on the finial first. Grease the seal and the end of the axle, Take care not to damage the seal when assembling. This is done best with 2 people
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Re: rear seal leaking
would be a good Idea to replace the outer seal too
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Re: rear seal leaking
I have the Cub done to bare bones. Torque tube,transmission and finals. I need to remove the short tube and final and see. What is the outer seal? The seal Raymond pointed me to is called the inner seal.
What should be done to refurbish the finals...gaskets seals? Repacking bearings? Never done this, although I had a minifest and Ed and one of my friends swapped out a final drive...I didn't have much time to watch as I was doing other things.
Just basically wondering about all the things to do when you've got the rear end of the tractor apart...
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- baths 1
- sleeps 4
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- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
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$ 1,100 - $ 1,350 / week
$ 2,850 - $ 5,500 / month
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This popular location is booked through March 2012
- April 1st - June 1 - 3 night minimum. June 1 - September 4 night minimum....
- .everything is here but you.....We do have a large condo in Catalina available!
- We are popular due to our great rates & location so please check the availability calendar prior to your inquiry!
- Serene and private while centrally located w/every beach amenity. The 650 sq ft studio/guest house on private estate, has a panoramic view of all 5 islands out every window. Step up to the king size bed sleeping loft and catch a full water view. Cozy twin day bed serves as a perfect surf lookout during the day, twin trundle accomodates extra guests. Located on private estate. Wine tasting tour and vineyard 4 miles through canyon.
- Due to the stairs, this unit does not accommodate handicap access.
- If you are looking for a location close to the beach, with views of the ocean where you can listen to the ocean, these pictures are from the actual location, unlike other listings with pictures of nearby beaches!
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Newly updated, with beachcombers in mind,
- a fully equipped kitchen with lots of room to stock your special cuisine choices.
- End the day in the hammock on the private sunset landing, while bar-b-qing dinner on the gas unit.
- Living area has 42" flat screen HD TV, DVD, Satellite and high speedwireless internet hookup
- We provide beach chairs, beachtowels & umbrella for those long days in the sun.
- Linens & towels are provided.
- Sorry, we cannot accommodate animals.
- Washer/dryer on site :)
activities and attractions in Malibu Los Angeles Area
Malibu Country Club Private/Public Golf Course just four miles away.
Great rates. Malibu Wine Tasting/vineyard tour 2 miles through
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Mako's Surf Camp at Zuma Beach; 5 minutes from locals surf
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State Park for hiking. Kayack rentals available in town. We are an
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Oct. - Marchl$1100/week $157/nt week nite - $160 weekday 3 night min.
April -May 30 -$160/night weekday $175 weekend $1200/week
June - September, (225/night) 4 night minimum $1350/wk
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