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---- — NORTH ANDOVER — Back in the days of the Wild West, owners of sheep and cattle clashed violently over grazing rights on the Great Plains many times. An estimated 54 men were killed in these sheep and cattle wars.
Closer to this neck of the woods, the relationship between sheep owners and at least one cattle owner is much, much friendlier.
When the 41st Sheep Shearing Festival takes place on the Common on May 19, a local dairy cow, from Roche's Farm, will play a prominent role.
Cowpie Bingo, introduced at last year's festival, will be back with intensified vigor. After being amply fed, the cow will saunter among 625 squares on the Common.
The owner of the square upon which she ends up taking care of business will win a $1,000 grand prize, according to E.J. Foulds, the police sergeant and Festival Committee member who is organizing the fundraiser.
This year, the squares will be sold for $10 each.
Besides the grand prize, 10 squares will be drawn at random, Foulds said, and each owner will win $100.
All 625 squares were sold last year and Foulds said he's confident that feat will be repeated this year. The 2-by-2-foot squares will be sold off starting this week at various local businesses.
The squares will be sold Monday through Friday during regular business hours unless noted.
During this week, the Cowpie Bingo squares will be sold at the Salem Five Cent Savings Bank, 530 Turnpike St. Next week, April 22 through 26, McLay's Florist, 1211 Osgood St., will have the honor of selling the squares. MTM Insurance, 1320 Osgood St., will have its turn April 29 through May 3.
Fitness Together, 73 Main St., will have squares on sale May 6 through 10, and they will be at Butcher Boy from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 11 and 18. Finally, the Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank, 498 Chickering Road – the newest bank in town – will host the Cowpie squares May 13 through 17.
The proceeds of Cowpie Bingo will help pay for the Santa Parade, which the Festival Committee organizes each year a few weeks before Christmas, Foulds said.
The Sheep Shearing Festival, also organized by the Festival Committee, will take place between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Those who attend are strongly advised not to try parking near the Common, where parts of the streets will be closed.
Guests can park for free at either North Andover Middle School, at Main Street and Route 125; or Franklin School off Andover Street. A shuttle bus service, also free, will run continually between the schools and the Common for the duration of the festival.


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This sink is stunning to look at. I really love the size of this sink. It makes cleaning large saute pans & soaking big pans very easy. HOWEVER, I have to give it 2 stars because the sink is irregular in size. It was noted as 17 inches interior - one the left side this is true. On the right side it measures 16.5 interior. Of course I did not discover this until after my counters had been cut for the sink using the provided template. And since the sink is now epoxied onto the counter, it would be a giant pain to return this item. If you decide to purchase this sink, make sure you measure it for accuracy before having your fabricator cut holes in your counters. Also, my fabricator said that Kraus templates are usually designed for a positive reveal - just an FYI to discuss your preference for reveal with your fabricator & then tell them to use the actual sink - not the template!
This sink was delivered so quickly and had been sitting in my garage waiting for my remodel. It is big, but I had measured my old drop in sink and other than it's depth, it was pretty much the same length and width, except this sink is way more efficient. Because of it's depth I ordered a compact garbage disposal and was able to fit the sink, disposal and a 4" roll out tray under the cabinet. I use a product like BonAmi/Bartender's Friend to clean it with a Non-Scratch Pad (exactly what I use on my cookware) and it works well. I ordered an optional sink colander and that came in handy. When I'm not using it to rinse produce etc., I use it to drain my dishes.
This sink is high quality! Haven't installed yet, but very pleased with appearance. Everything I order from Overstock arrives quickly with no problems. So happy with all my purchases!!
After searching EVERYWHERE, I decided that this was the best value for the quality of sink I was looking for. I was replacing a white double-bowl porcelain sink that I adored. It did take a few weeks to get used to, but now that the whole family has used it for about 2 months now, I can safely say, we love it. I am constantly cleaning the water spots out of it, but that's just me...I did the same with the white porcelain. (Yes, I'm Type A). I like the fact that the corners are NOT zero radius. I have a small prep sink that is, and I like this one with the slightly rounded square corners much better. It does make clean-up much easier. The grid is a must, so glad it came with one. The only problem is now I don�t have that center piece between the bowls for my dish rag to hang!
Nice looking sink, and great price for a commercial style, but seems to be soft metal. . We buy a lot of sinks through my business, and this is nicer and heavier than many knock-offs in the same price range, but it seems to get scratched VERY easy. I don't know if stainless steel can be hard/soft, but it sure seems less durable than most.
It is absolutely stunning! Best purchase ever. Thank you Overstock! We had to buy a sinkerator from *** so we could set up our disposal but we would install this sink a million times over again.
I can't get over the quality of this sink! We are building a house a got an estimate of 550 on a far inferior quality sink. Overstock never disappoints !
We are renovating our kitchen....and we have a budget....however, we also didn't want to look bargain basement after spending the $$$ on the reno. This sink is stunning, slick, modern, yet country kitchen. Best quality and gauge for the price. We love it !
We have not started using this yet. It is to be installed on Wednesday. We were pleased to see that it is very well made and carefully packaged so it arrived quickly and in perfect condition. Also, it comes with a grate to keep in the bottom to help reduce scratching. Some sinks you have to buy that separately. We are excited to use a single bowl sink as we have not had one previously. This is a good gauge and a good price for that gauge. Love it!
Even my contractor ask me where I got this sink & he thought I pay twice as much as Overstock's price, very high quality sink and with no divider is the way to go, it also come with a rack for bottom of the sink wonderful feature. Good looking, great quality and best price.
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COOK pasta as directed on package, omitting salt.
MEANWHILE, heat skillet sprayed with cooking spray on medium-high heat. Add mushrooms; cook and stir 8 min. or until lightly browned. Add broth and cream cheese spread; mix well. Add spinach; cook just until wilted.
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Zane Ashford and Jordan Loucks had two goals each as Cherry Valley-Springfield beat visiting Fort Plain, 4-0, Saturday night in a non-league game.
"Our competition is Milford and Schenevus, and then Franklin and Morris in the West," CV-S coach Amy Garretson said. "This was more like a nice Saturday night under the lights."
The weather wasn't so nice with a non-stop rain and strong winds, but it didn't affect both teams equally. The Patriots scored three times with the wind at their backs in the first half. The Hilltoppers weren't as adept, even in the second half. CV-S goalie Kylie Graham and her back-up, Jordan Zaccagnino, had no saves in the game, as the Hilltoppers had no shots on goal.
Ashford scored on two long balls. Her first, about six minutes into the game, came on a corner kick from the left that sailed long, bounced off a Fort Plain defender and went into the goal.
"She got a big boot," Garretson said about her senior stopper. "She's a solid player, very strong. She's a good transitional player. She can play anywhere out on the field except goalie."
About 20 minutes later she scored from more than 35 yards out, sending the ball over the head of Hilltopper goalie MacKenzie Stevens.
"You might as well let that one go," Fort Plain coach Kim Lathers shouted at his keeper. "There wasn't anything you could have done about that one."
With time running out in the half, Loucks scored her first goal on a rebound of Hannah Lamouret's shot. Stevens was able to knock down Lamouret's shot, but couldn't grip the wet ball. Loucks pushed past her to get the rebound and finished the play for a 3-0 lead.
Midway into the second half, Lamouret played a long throughball from the right sideline near midfield to Loucks near the center of the goal box. Loucks sent it back to the right corner for the final score.


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Pineapple Waldorf Salad Recipe
- 1 can (20 ounces) unsweetened pineapple tidbits
- 6 cups chopped red apples (about 4 medium)
- 1-1/2 cups chopped celery
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
- 1/4 cup dry-roasted sunflower kernels
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup plain fat-free yogurt
- 1/4 cup sugar
- Drain pineapple reserving 1/2 cup juice (discard remaining juice or save for another use). In a bowl, combine the pineapple, apples, celery, raisins and sunflower kernels. In another bowl, combine the mayonnaise, yogurt, sugar and reserved pineapple juice. Pour over fruit mixture and toss to coat. Refrigerate until serving. Yield: 13 servings.
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Single Family Home in Quiet Bethany Beach Neighborhood in Bethany Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
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Bethany Beach House deals
stays between: 8/24/14 & 9/1/14
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Single Family Beach House Extra Night Free Plus Rent Reduced
For a limited time the rent of $900 is for eight nights to include Sunday night before Labor Day. Additional fee is a 6% tourist tax. A $200 refundable security deposit is required.
- $950 $900/week ($50 off)
- Free NIght ($135)
deal# DP7TAA
vacation rental description
-Fully furnished and equipped, single level, single family home located on quiet, tree-lined street in heart of Bethany Beach, Delaware.
-Walk on wide sidewalk to beach and boardwalk, bike shop, restaurants, Catholic church, and convenience store. House is on Bethany trolley line, or use parking permit to park in permit-only spaces near beach and boardwalk.
NEW queen-size bed in master bedroom, single beds in 2nd bedroom, and bunkbeds in 3rd bedroom. Top bunk limited to 165lbs or under. Sleep sofa in great room provides sleeping for two on a temporary basis. The house has cable TV, wireless Internet, DVD player, CD player, and washer and dryer. Central Air. -Vacationers need to bring consumables, beach toys, beach chairs, and beach towels, etc. Sheets and bath towels are provided.
-No pets. No smoking.
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Last modified on 08-22-2014 at 1:18 PM.
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Denny Snyder 4434970044
house rental amenities
Bedding and towels are included. Must be laundered and stored by vacationers before leaving. Beach towels are not provided. Sofa bed in the great room may be used by occasional guests during rental period; not recommended for every-day use due to inconvenience.
House has central air conditioning.
activities and attractions in Bethany Beach Delaware
Fireworks are July 4th in Bethany Beach, and Rehoboth Beach. Check day in Ocean City, Md.
St. Ann Catholic Church bazaar beginning Thursday in Bethany Beach
Chincoteague Pony Swim and Auction, in Chincoteague, VA
White Marlin Tournament in Ocean City, Md
Rehoboth Beach Art League Outdoor Fine Art and Craft Exhibit and Sale
Bethany Beach Boardwalk Arts Festival,
Beach and Bay Cottage Tour in Bethany Beach
Rehoboth Beach Cottage Tour Wine Tasting and Art Auction in Rehoboth Beach
For information on 2014 events in Ocean City, Md., Bethany Beach, DE, Rehoboth Beach, DE, google same online.
Every summer visitors flock to Delmarva (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia) Atlantic Ocean beaches Activities and events close to Bethany Beach include boating and fishing, outlet shopping, fine restaurants and bars, 18 hole golf courses, and art and music festivals. Minor league baseball is only a 45 minute drive to Salisbury, Maryland. Other favorite resort towns are minutes away: Fenwick Island, DE: 5 miles Ocean City, MD., 7 miles Dewey Beach, DE, 9 miles Rehoboth Beach, DE, 12 miles, historic Lewes, DE, 15 miles, Chincoteage Island, VA (Chincoteage ponies) , 50 miles.
Runners and bikers enjoy the wide lanes along Delaware Rte. 1 or scenic backroads.
Experience many activities that occur daily on the boardwalk...yoga, aerobic classes, walking, biking,
and nightly entertainment at the bandstand...all overlooking the beach. Sampling homemade ice cream and Italian gelatto is a tradition for many vacationing families. Local produce is offered on Sunday mornings in Bethany Beach, and in other beach towns on other days.
Fourth of July fireworks are shot over the Atlantic ocean.
Great restaurants offer many kinds of cuisine with scenic views of the ocean and bays.
Fashionable retail shoppes offer gifts, books, home decor, and clothing for all tastes and styles.
vacation rental rates
May 25 to June 1st weekly rental is $900.
June 8th - Sept. 1st weekly rental is $950.
Beginning Sept. 3rd weekly rental is $750.
Resort tax is 6 % of rent.
Security deposit of $200 is due along with balance of the rent 14 days prior to check in. Deposit will be refunded in full except for the following occurrences: damages beyond wear and tear, additional charge for cleaning ($100) if home is not left the way it was found, failure to leave parking permit ($75), and/or departure beyond 11 a.m. check out time ($50) without permission from owner.
Owner requests signed rental agreement along with a $100 reservation deposit to secure reservation. Reservation deposit is nonrefundable.
Denny Snyder 4434970044
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Bethany Beach
- Atlantic Ocean beach nearby for walking,
- Go Kayaking and fishing.
- Play golf or tennis.
- Shop specialty and gift shops.
- Dine at restaurants, near by or in other resort towns.
Top things to do on a budget
- Walk
- Fish
- Visit nearby towns.
- Go bike riding.
- Boardwalk browsing.
Top things to do with a family
- Play games on the beach.
- Ride bikes, skateboards, on quiet street.
- Visit arcade and miniature golf.
- Visit Assateague Island to see wild ponies.
- Dine in family friendly restaurants.
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The GTL makes luxury light-footed. This is because its unique chassis provides excellent handling. With a totally direct ride feel due to the ground-breaking Duolever front suspension. At the rear, it is the Paralever that puts the power of the engine onto the road, The optional ESA II (Electronic Suspension Adjustment) ensures that the GTL always glides completely smoothly since the systems allows the damping and suspension to be adapted according to situation and preference at the press of a button.
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My front emblem from steiner came with 2 plastic keepers and it keeps falling off of the Cub, any suggestions
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Pay a visit to one of your local body shops, they have all sorts of fasteners that will work better than what's provided.
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|The 65th was organized in 1899, one year after
U.S. forces, mostly Guardmembers, seized Puerto Rico from Spain. The 65th
was intended to be a defense force for the protection of Puerto Rico. Although
an active component Army regiment, Puerto Ricans could enlist or be appointed
as officers and expect to spend their entire career in Puerto Rico. The
65th, like the Philippine Scouts, were considered to be "colonial" troops
by the Army.
To the people of Puerto Rico, the 65th was special.
"Soldiering in Puerto Rico and the 65th Infantry were linked together. The 65th was like a Guard unit; soldiers, family members and townspeople were one large community," recalled Maj. Gen. William A. Navas, Army Guard director, whose grandfather was one of the first Puerto Ricans appointed as an officer in the 65th.
During World War II, the 65th remained in Puerto Rico until January 1943, when it moved to Panama and then to France in September 1944. However, the Army did not have any confidence in the fighting ability of the 65th. This prejudice was based on preconceived notions. In reality, the 65th was a well-trained and proud outfit. Although the 3rd Battalion saw some fighting in Italy, most of the 65th was assigned to headquarters as security troops. After the war, the 65th returned to garrison duty in Puerto Rico.
An exercise involving the 65th in February 1950 changed the minds of many Army leaders about the 65th's usefulness. The 65th held off the entire 3rd Infantry Division in a successful defense. Pentagon planners took note.
With the outbreak of the Korean War in June 1950, the 65th was ordered to Korea and assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division.
While the 65th was on its way, its sister Puerto Rico Guard unit, the 296th Infantry, was mobilized. Like many Guard units, the 296th was tasked to provide replacements. Fortunately, most Puerto Rico Guardmembers were assigned to the 65th.
Shortly after the 65th arrived in South Korea, its commander, Col. William Harris, was approached by Eigth Army commander Lt. Gen. Walton Walker. The general asked, "Will the Puerto Ricans fight?"
"I and my Puerto Ricans will fight anybody," replied Harris proudly.
Walker then pointed to a waiting northbound train and ordered, "Get on, and then go that way."
For the next three years the men of the 65th fought their way up and down the Korean peninsula. Any doubts about their fighting ability were quickly dispelled. The regiment earned a distinguished combat record.
Fighting in some of the toughest battles of the Korean War, the 65th earned two U.S. Presidential Unit Citations, two Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citations, two U.S. Meritorious Unit Commendations and the Greek Gold Medal of Bravery. Four of its soldiers were awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, the second highest award for valor.
Col. Harry Micheli, now the senior Army instructor at the Antilles Military Academy in Puerto Rico, reported to the 65th as a new second lieutenant in the fall of 1951.
"I remember that the 65th was reorganzing after a year of heavy combat," he said. "Many of the old-time regulars had left as casualties. They were replaced by Puerto Rico Guardsmen, non-Hispanic Guardsmen from various states and South Korean replacements.
"We trained until we were a cohesive unit," he added, "and then we reentered combat."
In 1992, the 65th was honored in a National Guard heritage painting. The scene depicts the regiment conducting a bayonet charge against a Chinese division in February 1951.
Despite its gallantry in Korea, the 65th was inactivated in 1956. The Army no longer needed an infantry garrison in Puerto Rico, nor did it want any units composed of a single ethnic group. It seemed like the 65th was gone forever.
However, Brig. Gen. Juan Codero, Puerto Rico's Adjutant General, persuaded the Department of the Army to transfer the 65th Infantry from the Regular Army to the Puerto Rico Army National Guard. This was the only infantry unit ever transferred from the active component Army to the Army Guard.
Gen. Codero had personal and historic reasons for this request. He had commanded the 296th Infantry when it was mobilized in 1950 and was one of the commanders of the 65th in Korea, making him, perhaps, the only Guardmember to command a regular regiment in Korea.
On Feb. 15, 1959, the 65th Infantry uncased its colors and took its place as a regiment of the Puerto Rico Army National Guard.
Since then, the 65th Infantry, part of the 92nd Infantry Brigade, has trained extensively in the Caribbean, Central and South America. The 65th has also played a key role in state missions.
Throughout its nearly 100 years of service, the 65th Infantry has always lived up to its motto of "Honor and Fidelity."
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There's more political pressure for Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. to come public with his mental condition and his plans in public office.
While people in his district wait, his wife Sandi Jackson has been in Chicago this week at their South Side home.
Fox 32's Darlene Hill has learned that the Jacksons were looking for ways to spruce up and remodel this same South Shore Chicago bungalow back in 2009. While the host of a popular TV show on HGTV gave them a few suggestions for a new look in the kitchen and on the first floor, sources say the federal government is looking into work possibly done in the basement.
The congressman is accused of misusing campaign funds. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that because his wife, Sandi Jackson, is his paid consultant for his campaign operation, she is now part of the investigation.
Sources say Congressman Jackson allegedly spent $20,000 to renovate this house and buy furniture, not the Jackson home in D.C., as first reported.
The congressman is now working with his attorneys on a plea bargain that could include giving up his seat.
Fox 32 has learned that Jesse Jackson Jr. applied for a disability package in mid-October after he checked out of the Mayo Clinic where he was being treated for bi-polar disorder.
There are a number of televisions, printers, and copying machines in the basement. Equipment so complicated that once a letter is typed, the machines sort, stack, and put a stamp on it.
It was purchased when Jackson was first elected to the 2nd District, but because of flooding a couple of years ago, most of this stuff had to be replaced.
We called the House Ethics Committee in Washington and while they would not talk about Jackson's investigation, the federal campaign finance law states, "a campaign committee may not rent space in the candidate's house."
Regarding the hiring of the congressman's wife, or any family member, the law states it is permissible if "the family member is providing a bona fide service to the campaign, and the payments reflect fair market."
Sandi Jackson is paid about $5,000 a month for job with the congressman. That law goes onto to read, "any salary payments to family members in excess of the fair market value constitute personal use.
FOX 32 Sunday sits down with Andrew Schroedter of the BGA to discuss suburban pensions deep in the hole.
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When Wendy Moore, Mus'81, Ed'82, founded The Celtic Rathskallions in 1996, she had no idea that the musical group would meet with such national and international success, performing more than 100 shows and accumulating 65,000 miles on their touring van each year.
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"In my first year at Queen's, I never would have guessed that my career path would be to become a world-touring multi-instrumentalist singer, dancer, writer, and actor," Wendy says, adding, "I love my life and work!"
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Another cub that won't start
Okay here it is. I bought a '48 cub that was refurbished and ran really well for about 3 hours collectively. When I try to start it it turns over and wants to start but doesn't . The carburator floods immediately. If I try enough times it eventually starts and runs well. But when I turn it off the same thing happens. Won't start. I bought a new carb , rebuilt it all that. The same problem occured. When I turn it off a strange whirring sound occurs that never happened when it was running normally. I'm far from an expert but everyone says carb ... but I not so sure. Also maybe some could explain how to use the idle screw and the other screw on the throttle lever. Very confused.... Thanks everyone... Byron in CT.
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First of all - welcome to the forum! I suggest you do a full ignition tune-up or at least confirm that you have a good hot spark and that your timing is on.
Are you using the choke to start? Most cubs don't tolerate a lot of choke. Generally a couple of revolutions with the choke on and then half-choke or none at all and they will start.
It also would be good to do a compression test and valve adjustment to make sure things are where they're supposed to be.
Check those basic items and most likely you will find your problem.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Could that be the sound of a vacume leak that has developed?
"One Cub leads to another..." -- old International Harvester proverb.
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Most of my cubs have a "wheezing" sound when shut off. Just a little noise when the engine rolls back from an incomplete compression cycle. The better the compression, the more noticeable it is.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Whirring sound. How long does it last and where is the noise coming from?
48 Cub. Cooling system. Quite possible that the cooling system needs to have the sludge accumulated in the lower radiator housing and around the cylinders removed.
Electrical appliance?
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the sound comes from the front and last just a few seconds... thanks
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Welcome to the forum!
I know it's easy to get frustrated when things don't work, but hang in there. There's plenty of help here.
Take it slow and do what is suggested here by these forum members; eliminating each area as you go.
Just for additional reference, here are two posts of mine that sounds very similar to your situation. You might read them both and see if they help.
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#2 -- viewtopic.php?f=1&t=66624
Even though gas was coming out of my carb, like yours, I believe mine was an issue of carb and mag/distributor. I rebuilt the carb, verified the float height and the gas level in the carb, replaced the spark plug wires and ensured a spark at each plug, and checked the mag timing. I've got a distributor tune-up kit coming from TM because I had burn marks inside the distributor rotor cap.
Here's the link the Lurker Carl's Cub Carb fixes: http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/Mainte ... index.html (great information!!)
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G'day to you and my there sure seems to be a lot of no-start issues lately...
You have gotten a lot of good information (and some of us have learned something new as well) .. and I would suggest you follow the links below as there is a rather large amount of information/resources available to our members.
My 48 Cub Ellie has always made a little wheezing sound as she shuts down, never paid a lot of attention to it till now when I think I just got a clue as to what it was and it is kinda reassuring as well:
I used to think it was partially connected to the last bit of fuel being consumed and then the last gasp of air. Now it makes sense that it is compression -- probably same thing -- BD just explained it better
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Check if the "whirring" sound is coming from the radiator by removing the radiator cap while the noise is present. You said it was coming from the front. I suspect that pressure built up inside the radiator due to the water getting warm is escaping around the cap and making the noise. It's the same idea as when you hold a blade of grass between your thumbs and blow through it to make a very loud whistle.
If it's coming from the radiator, it's normal.
The gas pouring is too much choke and/or a sticking float. If you're NOT pulling the choke, it's a sticking float.
Carbs can be a little tricky if you're new to it. You never get it right on the first try. New ones get banged around during shipping and usually need to be adjusted right out of the box too...
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Question about 6v batteries.... is it uncommon for 6v batteries to weaken overnight when it is very cold. And if I leave it hooked up to the charger overnight will the charger not continue to charge and harm the battery once the charge completes. Thanks. Byron in CT.
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You can use a battery tender, they say they work well. It is hard to say on your 6 Volt battery too many variables, how old is the battery, how many cranking amps, and was it fully charged to start with.
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WR Joshua Cribbs — Set career highs in catches (seven) and receiving yards (91) in Week 17. The former collegiate quarterback has made strides at wideout throughout his career in Cleveland and caught 41-518-4 (all career bests) in his seventh NFL season. Cribbs also notched a team-best three special-teams tackles against the Steelers, and his 15 special-teams stops this season were a team high.
PK Phil Dawson — Hit all three field-goal attempts vs. Pittsburgh and connected on 24-of-29 tries on the season. Dawson, who turns 37 on Jan. 23, is the last remaining member of the expansion Browns, who began play in 1999. Slated to be a free agent, Dawson did little in 2011 to hurt his value for clubs looking for a solid field-goal kicker.
DE Jabaal Sheard — Recorded one of Cleveland's two sacks of Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger. The rookie from Pittsburgh finished the season with 8½ sacks, a team high. Six of Sheard's sacks came in the final seven games of the season.
QB Seneca Wallace — Completed just 16-of-41 passes for 177 yards with no TDs and one interception vs. Pittsburgh. After the game Sunday, Wallace reportedly said he would tell head coach Pat Shurmur he wanted a chance to compete for the starting job in 2012. While that could happen, he didn't give himself an edge on any potential competition in his three-game starting stint at season's end. The Browns didn't win any of his starts, and though he played well at times, he completed just 51.4 percent of his throws on the season.
WR Mohamed Massaquoi — Targeted nine times in the season finale, Massaquoi caught just two passes for 16 yards. Though he's started at least 11 games in each of his first three NFL seasons, he's never hauled in more than 36 passes in any of those campaigns.
The run defense — The Browns have to work to shore this up in the offseason. Pittsburgh racked up 161 yards on 36 carries on Sunday. Cleveland finished 30th against the run, with opponents averaging 147.4 yards per game on the ground.


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The Saints were faced with a 21-16 halftime deficit and managed to score only five points in the last 11 minutes of the opening stanza.
"We showed some resiliency (Friday)," North Country head coach Jerrad Dumont said. "Shelby Gausby made an impact in the second half, scoring 15 points. It was nice to finally get our first win of the season."
North Country was in the midst of a back-and-forth affair, trading buckets throughout the entire duration of the contest.
"We had some key defensive stops," Dumont said. "It enabled to get some open looks on offense. We were down three late, but were fortunate to bounce back."
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PAUL SMITHS — With an aggressive defensive effort and improved attack in transition offense, Paul Smith's picked up a 93-71 victory over Unity College Friday.
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"We were able to pressure (Unity) early and force them into some difficult shots leading to good opportunities on offense," North Country head coach Joe Akey said. "However, I was not pleased with how we came out in the second half. They cut the lead down to 13, but we were able to keep our focus and composure to push it back to 25 with five minutes left."
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LOS ANGELES (BP)--E.V. Hill, the pastor of Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church is Los Angeles who became a leader in the civil rights movement and was honored by Time magazine as one of the seven most outstanding preachers in the United States, died Feb. 24 at age 69.
Raised in poverty in Texas, Hill grew to be an early confidant of Martin Luther King Jr. and a close friend of Billy Graham. He also served as a leader in the National Baptist Convention, the nation's largest grouping of black churches, and in 1972 was elected as the youngest president of the California State Baptist Convention. Hill was co-chairman of the Baptist World Alliance and associate professor of evangelism for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. In 1971, he was one of eight black clergymen whom Graham took to the White House to speak privately with President Richard Nixon.
Hill would have celebrated his 42nd anniversary as pastor of Mt. Zion this month. Under his leadership, the Los Angeles Times reported Feb. 26, Hill's congregation became a center of political and social activism in Los Angeles that drew visits from presidents and preachers.
The Times said on one occasion, Graham arrived unannounced so he could hear Hill preach, and President George H.W. Bush visited Mt. Zion in the days following the 1992 Los Angeles riots.
A Republican, Hill gave the inaugural prayer for President Nixon's second term during Watergate and twice led clergy committees for Ronald Reagan's presidency, the Times said. Hill spoke often at Promise Keepers men's rallies across the nation and aligned himself with Christian conservatives such as Jerry Falwell.
"Located in the heart of the Watts section of L.A., Dr. Hill served as an important mediator between factions there," Falwell said in a release Feb. 25. "Even in the darkest times in that community, Dr. Hill always pointed people toward their only real hope -- Jesus Christ."
James Dobson, founder and president of Focus on the Family, counted Hill as a dear friend and example in the faith. In his "Complete Marriage and Family Home Reference Guide," Dobson answers a question about the ways men need their wives by giving an example of Hill and his first wife, Jane Edna Hill, who died in 1987.
As a struggling young preacher, Dobson said, Hill had trouble earning a living and decided to invest in the purchase of a service station. His wife knew he lacked the time and expertise to oversee his investment, and soon the station went broke and Hill lost everything.
"It was a critical time in the life of this young man," Dobson writes. "He had failed at something important, and his wife would have been justified in saying, 'I told you so.' But Jane had an intuitive understanding of her husband's vulnerability. Thus, when E.V. called to tell her that he had lost the station, she said simply, 'All right.'
"E.V. came home that night expecting his wife to be pouting over his foolish investment," Dobson continues. "Instead, she sat down with him and said, 'I've been doing some figuring. I figure that you don't smoke and you don't drink. If you smoked and drank, you would have lost as much as you lost in the service station. So it's six in one hand and a half-dozen in the other. Let's forget it.'"
Hill went on to write two books late in his ministry, one called "A Savior Worth Having" in 2002 and another called "Victory in Jesus" to be released in May. In "A Savior Worth Having," he told about being one of five children raised by a single mother during the Great Depression in rural Texas. A woman he called "Momma," who was of no relation to him, announced to her church when he was in the ninth grade that, "My boy is gonna finish high school." Most young black men in rural Texas dropped out of school in the 10th grade and started working for $2 a day. But Hill finished high school just as "Momma" said he would. Then she said he would go to college, so she bought him a bus ticket, a suit, a couple of pairs of blue jeans and some shirts, took him to the bus station, gave him $5 and said, "I'll be praying for you."
Hill said he had $1.83 left when he pulled in to Prairie View, Texas, and he spent 25 cents of that to catch a city bus to the Prairie View A&M campus. As he stood in line at the registrar's office, he noticed a sign that read, "$83, cash, cashier's check or money order." Hill didn't have $83 and didn't know what to do. As Satan whispered into his ear that he had no business being there, he remembered "Momma's" promise, "I'll be praying for you." So he stayed in line.
As he was just about to step up to the counter, someone put a hand on his shoulder and asked, "Are you Ed Hill?" The man then told him to get out of line, and as they walked off to the side, the man said, "Son, didn't you get our letter? We've been trying to contact you. We are giving you a four-year scholarship. It will pay your tuition, room and board and give you $35 a month for spending money."
Hill said he heard "Momma" saying, "I'll be praying for you."
Hill is survived by his second wife, La Dean, whom he married in 1992; a son, E.V. Hill II, pastor of Calvary Temple Pentecostal Holiness Church in North Hollywood, Calif.; a daughter, Norva Rose Kennard, a Boston attorney; three grandsons; and a stepson, Lawrence Anthony Donald of Orlando, Fla.
He died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, where he was admitted Feb. 8 with what an aide said was an aggressive form of pneumonia complicated by other medical conditions, the Times reported.
Funeral services are pending.
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EDITORIAL San Francisco's not going to lose the America's Cup. Oracle CEO and yachting billionaire Larry Ellison is too excited about the prospect of bringing the sport (and his company's logo on the sail of his boat) to a mass audience for the first time in history that he's not about to abandon San Francisco Bay. The process is too far along; that much is a done deal.
But the development agreements for the city's waterfront is not a done deal at all — in fact, the proposal could wind up giving Ellison effective control over five piers and a valuable waterfront lot that he could develop for condos. And the city won't get anywhere near enough out of the deal.
The development agreement is really just a sideshow in the cup planning; nobody's arguing that Ellison's America's Cup Event Authority will need space to stage the race, and that will require the renovation of some waterfront property. And nobody disputes that the event will bring tourism and revenue to the city, which will offset some of the cost of allowing Ellison rights to the waterfront.
The rest of it is purely a real estate deal: Ellison's offering to put millions of dollars in to renovating crumbling and underused piers, and in exchange the Port of San Francisco — which lacks the money to rebuild the waterfront and has no credible plans for a good part of its property — will give Ellison long-term low-cost leases and development rights on Piers 26, 28, 30-32 and possibly 29, as well as Seawall Lot 330 at Embarcadero and Bryant.
The city's never been terribly good at cutting tough deals with real-estate developers, and the history of San Francisco is littered with examples of the taxpayers losing out to the speculators and builders. And in the furor of excitement over the America's Cup, this development agreement could become the latest sellout.
The original projections for the economic impact of the event are looking more and more questionable; it's entirely possible that San Francisco will wind up with far less than the $1.4 billion in spending and the thousands of jobs that cup promoters have promised. It's still going to be a big deal, and the city (particularly the hospitality industry) will do well — but it's not the answer to all of San Francisco's problems. By the end of 2013, the event will be over — and Ellison will have essentially taken title to a huge amount of public land, for as long as 60 years into the future. And he won't be paying the city the normal development fees, the normal impact fees, or even reasonable annual rent to the Port.
The supervisors need to put aside the hype around a sailing regatta and look at this for what it is: A real-estate development agreement with one of the world's richest people. And right now, it's a lousy deal for the city.
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Campos goes in the Green Bin. Question: do I put animal excrement in there as well?
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not remotely
hold your britches while the real votes come in
Posted by anonymous on Jun. 03, 2014 @ 8:52 pm
So absentee votes somehow are not "real" votes? Does someone actually stepping into a polling station make his vote better than someone who voted by mail?
Posted by Guest on Jun. 03, 2014 @ 10:04 pm
Dude...they're not real votes because they didn't favor the Progressive candidate.
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i don't consider thick headed conservatives to be real people
they are more like walking cartoons
and their votes almost always get overwhelmed by the end of the voting process
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But progressives almost always lose in city-wide elections (and in most district elections too). So they must be walking cartoons too, right?
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Chiu would be a fine doctrine liberal.
Soft in the head liberals have a rough time in SF.
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recent decades.
Posted by Guest on Jun. 04, 2014 @ 6:38 am
but Chiu's win over Campos in the very same election is an anomaly in a low-turnout election.
Progressive Groupthink?
Posted by Guest on Jun. 04, 2014 @ 6:40 am
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FORT WORTH - The Fort Worth Alliance Air Show will go on as scheduled.
The announcement came during a Tuesday morning news conference at Alliance Airport. The Black Diamond Jet Team of Lakeland, Florida will headline the October event. The news comes after the Blue Angels canceled plans to perform at the show because of federal budget cuts.
This will be the first time in 15 years a civilian jet team has performed at the show.
Organizers said the show will also be different from years past with an emphasis on the country's veterans. Bell Helicopter is sponsoring the show that will feature World War II reenactments, including tanks, armored personnel carriers and aerial dogfights.
"I think they've done an excellent job of coming up with something that really should catch the attention and the interest of the DFW area," said Zim Zimmerman, a Fort Worth city councilman and mayor pro tem.
Organizers said Tuesday's announcement came after seven difficult weeks of working to design the show following news that the Blue Angels were out.
The Blue Angels are a military jet team that has long set the staple for high performance jet shows across the country and beyond.
Even though the Black Diamond team is a civilian operation, with jets stripped in black instead of blue and gold, Fort Worth officials say it is far better than nothing.
"The first reaction is 'well, we have to cancel,'" Zimmerman said. "Credit to the Alliance Air Show team, they didn't like that answer. So, they started going out to find alternatives."
Organizers say the Black Diamond group presented the best alternative.
"We are ecstatic to have secured the Black Diamond Jet Team for this year's show," said Tom Harris, president of Alliance Air Services.
The Liberty Jump Team will demonstrate an airborne jump in vintage World War II uniform.
Organizers said the event generates $5.4 million in economic impact and attracts 100,000 spectators.
The show is set for Oct. 19 through October 20. General admission is free, but parking is $20. Premium seating is available for purchase at www.allianceairshow.com.