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Its home The Finaly Story!
Well I can hardley say its the Final Story but Its the Final chapter of How I got this 1947 Farmall A home!
It started Saterday with me loading up everything under the sun I thought I needed.
(2) 3 ton floor jacks, 2 torpedo heaters, tarps, tools propane tank, propane torch, home made skis. By the time I got the truck loaded it was already squating and I didn't even have the trailer hooked up.
Sunday arrived and I was up making coffee running through my list.
My buddy got there and we went to pick up my dad and a few things there.
I had to take a generator to run the heaters and pick up ice picks.
We left at 9:15 and made it there at 10:00
When we got there I finished paying what I still owed on the tractor and the daughter of the ower took it and left us to work. It was funny there was a note on the door that said I would like to buy your tractor please contact me at this number Dave.
I was happy I had put a down payment on it last time I went to pick it up.
OK the nitty gritty! We un-hooked the trailer and drove the tool truck out to the tractor. Got out the jacks and started jacking up. Found out the chains were froze way down under the tire. But jacking it up and letting it down gave us enough slack to un hook the chains. jacked it back up the rear wheels spun. Let it back down tryed to pull it out and couldn't move it.
Dad yelled its in gear the tires are fighting each other. get out doble check and it felt like it was in neutral but can not put it in any gear or put it in neutral. The gear box must be froze up or the shifter poped out or stuck between gears.
Well unloaded the skis I build heavey duty ones! got them under the tires latched then down to the wheels and gave it a tug out she came. I stopped and said lets get the trailer and back it up under the rear wheels.
This was avery very big mistake. Got the trailer back it up and hooked up the chain fall started pulling it no problems but we had to stop could not get the tractor on the ramps right. went to move the truck and trailer and the truck sank like a lead ballon. un hooked the trailer and it sank more.
after trying to jack up the rear tires to put tire chains under the wheels for traction but that didn't work the jack only went down into the mud.
so I had just enough chains to reach about 75 feet to the nearest tree along with the chain fall driving and using the chain fall we got un-stuck.
by this time I my carharts were froze stiff full of mud and snow from crawling under the truck.
Next step was to jerk the trailer side ways to get it on good ground to hook back up to the truck.
got the trailer up in the driveway of coure all the tools are on the trailer.
went back out to tow the tractor up to the driveway. well it would not move the tractor had got to far forward on the skis and it was just diggin in. SO off I go carrying the 3 ton jack 200 yards through the snow.
got it put back on the skis right and I jerked it up to the driveway. there was lots of work getting it to this point but once I got it moving I didn't stop and it went good!
hooked up to the trailer and back it under the rear wheels. I pulled it backwards since the front blade was on and I had the draw bar to pull on.
by this time I was so tired it was not even funny. My buddy cj was just as tired and my dad who is 73 was ready to go home but hung in there like a trooper!
What I didn't realize was how much work was left using the chain fall to pull this tractor up the trailer ramps. I jacked up the front of the trailer giving us a smaller angle to pull. we had to help the ramps a little bit becasue the skis at first where grabbing on the ramps. once we got the frotns up over the little hump it mover the first foot no problem. My ski's were lined with pole barn steel fasten with screws and washers and every once in a while the screw would get hung up on the mesh ramps.
My freind and I took turns with the chain fall and I think both our arms were gonna fall off. It was the last little bit after re hooking the chain fall to get the trator all the way on. My friend CJ did the last of it he was acting like he was gonna die but would not let me finish it. He didn't tell me till after I bought lunch on the way home that it had made the hump and was easy as pie to pull it he was just faking it! I had to laugh!
we loaded it tied it down and we were ready to go home.
Dad says you gonna get the one bottom plow? I said are you kidding I said heck no!!!!! My plans are to go after work one day and get it.
The drive home was terrible it had been slippery and went on the way there but it snowed the whole time we were there and the way home was icy! it was 2 hands and 30 miles an hour but it was home!
When we got there dad pushed in the clutch and said try that engine I hoped up there and she spun right over! I was so happy it wasn't even funny! I almost sparked up enough energy to work on getting it off the the trailer but I said almost! we back the trailer into dads barn and left it.
He is going to try and thaw it out this week and I will prepare to pull the shifter cover off to investage!
The good news is its home and it rolls over! the nighbor had came over and told me it was sitting there for 5-7 years and about 10 years ago it was overhualed by the dealer!
The bad news is no pictures I was so tired and dirty I was not getting out the camera. I will try to take picks of the set up as it sits on the trailer!
Hope the story wasn't boring or to long. I will have to take the truck into the car wash this week it is solid mud and ice what a mess!
oh and I have a yard to fix this spring when I go back for the drag and disk.
Congratulations Chad! (sounds like a normal pick-up to me)
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
yup, I agree with Bigdog, sounds about normal. there is a good possibility that there is nothing wrong with the shifter, just enough water in the oil that the gears are frozen in place.
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Great recovery job. Hey at 73 your dad is not old. Us 1932 babies the the 1933's are still kids.
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Congrats! Persistence pays! It's great that you rescued it!
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Thanks guys! You know my dad will be 73 in april and I will be 33 in april I am just plan whiped today an sore! I can not imagine how he feels! I know he never said a word about anything and was right there helping me out. My dad has been one my best friend for a lot of years now and you know he is always there helping me its a great thing!
Heck that makes him a 1934 vintage just like my brother Bob. Another good year.
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Glad you got it home. Somebody I'm sure has the phone number for a good shrink.
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What a great story! Reading it I felt like I was right there. I think it was great you were able to have the experience along with your Dad. You'll be talking about that day for many years to come. Mission accomplished!
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Art X DetroitAll weekend, April 12-14Online: www.ArtXDetroit.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/ArtXDetroit15th Annual Marwil Jewish Film FestivalAll weekend, April 12-14Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit6600 W. Maple Rd. in West BloomfieldTo purchase tickets, call (248) 661-1900Tickets online: theberman.jccdet.org/ticketingFestival online: theberman.org/lenore-marwil-jewish-film-festival-2'Memphis' musicalAll weekend, April 12 - 14Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.Saturday and Sunday matinees, 2 p.m.Sunday evening, 7:30 p.m.The Fisher Theatre3011 W. Grand Blvd. in Detroit.Tickets: www.broadwayindetroit.com/engine.cfm?i=126Official 'Memphis' website: www.memphisthemusical.com'Memphis' on Facebook: www.facebook.com/memphisthemusicalMonsieur Guillaume and his Zydeco Hepcats CD release partySunday April 14, 4 - 7 p.m.Blue Goose Inn28911 Jefferson Ave. in St. Clair ShoresOnline: www.bluegooseinn.net/Goosecal/event.php?event=1859&date=2013-04-14Plymouth Whalers playoffsFriday, April 12 at 7:05 p.mPlymouth Whalers vs. Owen Sound Attack (Round 2, Game 5 - Western Semi-Finals)Compuware Arena14900 Beck Rd. in PlymouthTickets: www.plymouthwhalers.com/buyticketsOnline: www.plymouthwhalers.comBob SegerSaturday, April 13 at 8 p.m.The Palace of Auburn Hills6 Championship Dr. in Auburn HillsTickets: www.ticketnetwork.comThis Is It Tito Jackson Talent SearchSaturday, April 13 at 7 p.m.St. Andrews Hall431 E. Congress St. in DetroitTickets: concerts.livenation.com/event/08004A6CEDBE57A8?camefrom=ramya_8e1Boz ScaggsSaturday, April 13 at 9 p.m.Caesars Windsor377 Riverside Dr. East in Windsor, ON, CanadaOnline: www.caesarswindsor.com/shows/Boz-Scaggs.html#.UWg7z1fherASTS9 (Sound Tribe Sector 9)Saturday, April 13 at 7:30 p.m.The Fillmore2115 Woodward Ave. in DetroitTickets: concerts.livenation.com/event/08004A4DE4797056?camefrom=ramya_8e1Gerald AlbrightSaturday, April 13 at 7 p.m.Macomb Music Theatre31 N. Walnut St. in Mt. ClemensTickets: www.ticketmaster.comGreat Lakes Art FairAll weekend, April 12-14Friday 1 - 8 p.m.Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Suburban Collection Showplace46100 Grand River Ave. in NoviOnline: www.greatlakesartfair.comMade in American Road ShowAll weekend, April 12-14Friday 4 - 8 p.m.Saturday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Suburban Collection Showplace46100 Grand River Ave. in NoviOnline: www.miaroadshows.comJay WhiteSaturday, April 13 at 8 p.m.Andiamo Warren7096 E. 14 Mile Rd. in WarrenTickets: www.ticketmaster.comScooby-Doo liveApril 13 and 14Saturday at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.Sunday at 1 p.m.Fox TheatreTickets: www.ticketmaster.com/venueartist/65547/1661181The Fab FauxSaturday, April 13 at 8 p.m.Michigan Theatre603 E. Liberty in Ann ArborOnline: www.michtheater.org/shows/the-fab-faux/Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com31st Fort Wayne Flea MarketApril 13 and 14Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.6325 W. Jefferson in DetroitOnline: www.historicfortwaynecoalition.com/fleamarket.htmlFidelioSaturday, April 13 at 7:30 p.m.Detroit Opera House1526 Broadway St. in DetroitTickets: cart.michiganopera.org/single/SelectSeatingSYOS.aspx?p=2618&z=18&pt=1The Black CrowesSunday, April 14 at 7 p.m.The Fillmore2115 Woodward Ave. in DetroitTickets: concerts.livenation.com/event/0800498ED4F171CD?camefrom=ramya_8e1Detroit Pistons vs. Charlotte BobcatsFriday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m.The Palace of Auburn Hills6 Championship Dr. in Auburn HillsTickets: www.ticketnetwork.com Harlem GlobetrottersSunday, April 14 at 2 p.m.The Palace of Auburn Hills6 Championship Dr. in Auburn HillsTickets: www.ticketnetwork.comAndy GrammerSunday, April 14 at 6:30 p.m.The Crofoot Ballroom1 S. Saginaw St. in PontiacTickets: www.ticketweb.com
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Texas Tech Univeristy Health Sciences Center opens new nursing facility on Abilene Campus
Texas Tech University now has a brand new building at the Health Sciences Center Campus in Abilene.
The ribbon cutting for the new nursing facility, located at 1674 Pine Street, was held Friday morning. Before, the school had a program but no building.
"Abilene has always been a strong supporter of TTUHSC, and this new facility is an example of the community's commitment to health care education," said President Tedd L. Mitchell, M.D.
They needed a place to house the growing student population.
There are currently 100 students enrolled and the school is expecting another 65 this fall. It is anticipated that the school will have an additional enrollment of 104 students by 2015.
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Based on a recent letter, it appears that turbine leaseholders continue to distort the facts and spread malicious propaganda. Many of the author's arguments are invalid.
Opponents showed up "at the 11th hour" because leaseholders obtained secretive, undisclosed agreements with E.ON and juwi in 2008 and 2009. And most residents, including Tipton County Citizens for Responsible Development (CRD), had no knowledge of juwi's wind project until late December 2012 and early 2013.
The assertion that there are hundreds of leaseholders in Tipton County is totally invalid, too. I would challenge the author to provide evidence of the number of leaseholders.
Also, knowledgeable people are offended by statements that indicate clean wind energy is good for Tipton County. Local residents receive no discount on their electric bills. Citizens suffer from breathing road quartz dust. Multipath and electromagnetic signal interference cause disruptions to television, Internet and cellphone reception.
The safety issues include fire, weather and medical emergencies. The loss of birds and bats is well-documented. Crop dusting is essentially unavailable in wind farms.
The number of complaints against E.ON in the Windfall Wildcat Wind Farm is well over 150 and climbing. The only good appears to be the money the small number of leaseholders will receive, but everything else is just collateral damage.
At the last Comprehensive Plan meeting in Tipton, many wind farm opponents were from the Chippendale subdivision. This subdivision contains 154 homes and more than 600 residents. These people have every right to attend any and all Tipton County meetings because they are or will be in the footprint of a Tipton County wind farm. Many Chippendale people in Howard County received registered letters dated Feb. 14, 2013, from the wind farm lawyers, Bingham, Greenebaum, and Doll.
Probably, the author of the earlier article didn't receive the same letter because she won't be living in the footprint of a wind farm. She is just a leaseholder living outside of Tipton County.


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Tony is simply carrying the timestep with the masses and velocity. Figure out what your 'qq' looks like with the time-step multiplied through.


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On the other hand, one could have cropped it so that the cheetahs was down in the left corner watching an army of sasquatches fighting Nazi tanks.
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This is a pretty stupid topic. It's all opinions vs opinions. It's never going to go anywhere. To the OP I like your photo either way, heck put the trees back and add a thunderstorm enter it into a contest and win. Heck if the contest doesn't state you can't edit photos then go for it! Everyone else has access to the same tools as you do. People can take photos of cheetahs if they want to. What's the big deal? No one wants a boring photo, if that's what the OP saw but nature changed before he could get the photo then recreate to how it was in the minds eye. If I bought that PHOTO from the OP I wouldn't care about the edit because looking at it everyday would better my mood. Is the film negative the photo and everything after is a print or copy of the photo? This debate will be even worse 100 years from now, when photography will probably have evolved yet again. How about Instagram are those photos or digital art? Just enjoy life and take photos or whatever you want to call them! Print them share them sell them. Enjoy what you and others create and stop wasting time criticizing!QuoteThis is a pretty stupid topic.QuoteEnjoy what you and others create and stop wasting time criticizing!That was a bit critical, no? Seems like, "I like his image" would have been more apropos!
I did say I like his photo! And I truely do, ethics shouldn't apply to this. If that's what he wanted the photo to look like or how he saw it and he's got the ability to make it so then by all means do it.
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On the other hand, one could have cropped it so that the cheetahs was down in the left corner watching an army of sasquatches fighting Nazi tanks.
And even then that's not extreme manipulation because I bet that can be done in a matter of minutes. It's just clouds, and the already existed in the photo why not change the clouds to fit the feel and complete the image. Bah humbug. Time to go look at photos for inspiration as I fall asleep. Oh and someone add the nazis tanks that would be fun to see them driving on the horizon.
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Interesting point, I think I understand what you are saying... in fact I too photograph a lot of drill pipes and other equipment related to onshore/offshore drilling rigs which have serial numbers that are really hard to see (due to rust, wear & tear etc) and most of the time I have to mess with the exposure and contrast sliders to make those serial numbers visible in the final image (but for the last 1 year or so I've been using Matt Kloswkowski's HDR presets in lightroom for those kind of images ... it really works well for difficult to see serial numbers, with just 1 click on the preset) ... having said that, when I say "manipulation" I meant adding a new element/subject to the image which wasn't even there in the first place e.g. adding a lightning bolt, rainbow, tree, few extra clouds etc in PP, in fact I use green screen quite a bit for our rig models and composite them with images of the sea ... those images are used on our company brochure, newsletters, presentations etc ... whereas for a forensic photographer that would be a punishable crime, let alone unethical ... but as a hobbyist photographer, I would have no qualms in introducing a new subject (which wasn't in the original photo) into my post processed image.Most of us are not forensic photographers who shoot crime scenes and dead bodies ...
Funny you should mention that as an example of photo purity..... It's also a great example of extreme image manipulation...
I am not a forensic photographer, but I do take a number of inspection and verification photos. Sometimes it takes a lot of image manipulation to be able to see serial numbers and scratches in metal.... Highly doctored can be a good thing.....
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In my humble opinion (which is often wrong - not the humble part), unless you are taking photos to go into a newspaper or photos that are intended to prove a point (i.e. polar bears swimming and drowning in iceless water etc. - no need to debate the example I chose) there is no such thing as ethics.I think this is a very logical argument. I don't particularly "like" the idea of images being photoshopped and changed beyond just lightroom style editing, but that doesn't mean that it isn't happening constantly everywhere around us. In this day and age, I think we should all just expect editing and it is difficult to draw the line on what is acceptable and what isn't. Unless this is being used for some reason and besides just to entertain then I really don't see an issue with it at all
Any line that anyone choses to stand on is simply aesthetics and preference. There is no absolute. Photography and art are supposed to be interpretations of reality. Now, if you tell me your photo is pure reality and it isn't that'd be cheating. If you just ask me if I like it, the fact that it is a composite is not relevant.
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Without hijacking your thread further, this week I visited one of the poorer provinces here in Cambodia. We stayed overnight at a friend's house, went for local BBQ, took some pictures and enjoyed ourselves. Out motorbiking we passed a house with a group of ladies hanging back not doing much. They had a small stand set up there where you could buy water, cigarettes and stuff. We bought some water and started talking to them, then took some photos. I didn't bother much about setup and all as it was a bit cramped there. However, we promised to get them some prints which I have now tended to so they are on their way to them and will arrive tmrw. OK, long story leading up to why I would have liked to have Photoshop, the picture below is of one of the children there, it's a very pleasant shot, she went after me to get several pictures taken of her. This was the best hadn't it been for her older sister or cousin just moving into the background wearing a red shirt. The background was all nice and green but this just ruined the picture. I did lower the red saturation in LR so it wouldn't be too visible, but still.
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i was recently on safari and two american tourists were treating the locals like part of the trip. elephants.lions...african children. i found it very uncomfortable. would you drive around your home town taking photos of young girls? or the guy who works in the local shop? i find the whole photography tourist thing very odd sometimes, and god knows what they think of us.
to add to the original discussion, i went to a talk by one of the worlds top wildlife photogrpahers, and he has a famous photo of a polar bear close up. he disclosed it was actually a stuffed polar bear that was in storage in the local area,he took a tight wide angle close up of his face!!! it went on to be one of his best selling images.


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Three people have been indicted in the New Year's Day 2013 stabbing death of 21-year-old Danny Stroud in Montgomery.
According to a grand jury report dated Jan. 7, Tari Snell, the victim's ex-girlfriend, and Amanda Stroud, the victim's sister, have been indicted on one count each of felony murder. Rickey Padgett has been indicted on felony murder and murder charges.
Police received a call to the 2100 block of Powell Lane around 4:30 a.m. on New Year's Day 2013. Officers reportedly found Stroud suffering from a single stab wound. He was transported to Baptist Medical Center South where he was later pronounced dead.
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Backpacker Magazine – April 2007
Is he a pilgrim, a victim, or a thief? The Appalachian Trail provides a path and refuge to all sorts of seekers. Few are as baffling as the man they called Saved.
Lescoe didn't mention his time in jail or the molestation investigation. Nicholls offered him dinner, fed him two hamburgers and a cold Snapple. He let Lescoe do a load of laundry. He asked if Lescoe would like to sleep inside, in a spare bed. He showed him a videotape entitled "Hell's Best Kept Secret."
"I shared the Gospel," Nicholls says. "The plan of salvation, that we're all sinners, that we've all broken God's laws, that we all need to come to Christ. I shared the simple plan of salvation. I was tempted to ask if he'd pray together. But I didn't. I said, 'Here's what I'd do: I'd confess my sins before God.'"
That's what Lescoe says he did–he confessed. He says he asked for divine guidance, turned his life over to Jesus. He says he felt an immense peace, a surge of joy he had never imagined. Later, after he was caught, after his numerous offenses against others, many would ask how he had managed to lie so convincingly about that night. But those people don't understand Lescoe–and don't comprehend the disconnect between belief and action that seems to animate his life.
The next morning, Nicholls remembers, Lescoe was smiling so much he said his mouth hurt. He confessed that the night before, before Nicholls had arrived home, he had stolen two tomatoes from a patch in the yard and eaten them "whole, just like apples." The two men laughed at that. Nicholls was so moved by Lescoe's apparent transformation that he invited his neighbors, a couple named Norma and Karl Stehle, over to witness the miracle. As Lescoe talked, all four wept.
Nicholls offered to drive Lescoe back home to reunite with his family. "What an answer he gave," Nicholls wrote in an email that he sent to friends, "Without hesitation, Dave said he appreciated my offer...but right now the most important thing for him to do is to be alone with God, communing with Him and reading the Word as he continued on the trail...It would take about 2-3 weeks to get home, but that could be quality time in which he wanted to grow spiritually."
It would be easy to dismiss Nicholls as a scripture-quoting sucker, so caught up in religious fervor that he couldn't spot a con man scrounging in his tomato patch. But Lescoe possesses a talent for instilling belief. Once, he broke into a rural store in Tennessee and was rummaging around when the owner happened to enter through the front door. Lescoe convinced him that he had accidentally wandered in, and was just waiting for the owner to greet him.
i pray he has been healed
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he is an honest to goodness man who made mistakes and payed for them to,let us not judge
Im related to him and miss him and love him from the bottom of my heart,,,,JR!
I knew him for the brief time he was here before he was arrested. He obviously wrestles with demons, maybe in the form of mental illness. He has a heart of gold and a servant's attitude, but he does need to pay for his crimes. We pray that once he has served his sentence he will indeed walk in the ways of Jesus.
It was an interesting article...for another magazine. Just bring us the usual great information about backpacking that you have done so well.
I hike with my kids, so I'm glad the perp is in jail and off the trail. As far as people saying only God can pass judgement, that's a bunch of bull. Imagine a world without any accountability. I hope the guy changes his ways, but let him work on that for 10 or so years away from other people. Bottom line, it's good to be friendly to passing hikers on the trail, but you don't know them.
I remember reading this article. It was very interesting and different from what I am used to reading in Backpacker. Good to see it was honored with an award. Keep up the good work.
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And, most who read this mag are worried about bears?
I figured it for crap before reading the article, but with lines like "why is it that the people who offer the most meaningful answers to the most difficult questions are so often men like Lescoe?
REALLY??? Horse shit!
What ever happened to "Don't judge lest you be judged"? No one knows what happened except him and God. Let God be his judge.
It's a great story about how the "trail" can do miraculous things for people searching or running. It doesn't matter. Maybe he really did find his answer. We will never know.
God does change the heart and lives of individuals if we are truly repentant. I emphasize true repentance. Even with a change of heart we are still responsible for the consequences of our actions. Time will tell if there is a true change.
this article goes nowhere. what is the point? is it just about a refugee that traveled the AT and then got caught? hmm.
This guy is user and still convincing people that God is in his heart. Rediculas.
Just like all crooks he is looking for away to find a communities weakness. He used religion to work his way into a small town so he could hide. I don't think this story has anything to do with the AT other then it was an escape route.
What a waste of space in such a good magazine. He is still conning and you have fallen for it by providing this space. When he is released from prison he will use and steal from people again and you will be partly responsible.
I thoroughly enjoyed this article. I am a fairly cynical person who is not surprised by the actions of a person like Lescoe. One of the few things that keep me from abandoning altruistic behaviour is the realization that only a small subset of the population is capable of such insidious acts. Granted, what the "right" thing to do under strenuous circumstances is sometimes debateable but most people agree on what should be tolerated. This article not only explores a rather interesting personality it also shows me that the problems caused by this individual are not normal within the community that surrounds the AT. The next time someone breaks my trust when extending a helping hand I can remember articles like this one which illustrate that people like these are the exception rather than the rule.
I disagree, this is a powerful story, which does take the time to repeatedly point out the healing power of being alone and hiking in the wilderness. As a mental health professioanl, it is my opinion this man has anti-social personality disorder, and it rarely changes. Given his early life, experiance and choices, what used to be called a psychopath or sociopath. But that's not as important as how there may just be truth that his time on the trail did make enough of an impact to his future after he is released.
Looks like you were conned by him too.
What is it with all the stories of crooks and low character folks on the trail? Award or not I don't enjoy reading stories like this.


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"It may be a great time to buy, but it's a horrible time to be a buyer," newlywed house-hunter Andres Alvarez told the New York Times last week. In Los Angeles, Boston, and other busy markets around the nation, "buyers are facing a radically changed market and prices are quickly rising," the Times reports ("As Home Sales Heat Up Again, Buyers Must Resort to Cold Cash," by Jennifer Medina and Katherine Q. Seelye).
Said San Francisco real estate broker Don Faught: "A year ago, people didn't want a deal, they wanted a steal. Sellers were listing homes for less than what they originally paid for them and offering all these concessions. Now, the only concessions are coming from the buyers."
The Santa Rosa Press-Democrat tells the same story ("Home buyers' market favors those with cash," by Robert Digitale). "It's a seller's housing market in Sonoma County [California] these days, but with a twist," the paper says. "Unlike the hot market of eight years ago, the competition now includes plenty of buyers who don't need loans to make their purchases. Those all-cash buyers often are winning the bidding wars for homes."
The situation makes it tough on buyers who need a mortgage, notes the Press-Democrat. "Sharon Hislop figures she made about a dozen offers to buy a home this year, but she eventually lost count," the paper reports. "Each time, she found herself vying against multiple offers for the same home. Typically 'someone with cash would come in,' she said, 'and how do you compete with that?'"
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU swimming & diving team, currently ranked sixth in the CollegeSwimming.com/CSCAA Mid-Major Division I Poll, will travel to Oxford, Ohio, for the 16th Annual Miami Invitational this weekend. The meet is scheduled to begin Thursday (Dec. 3) at 6 p.m. and last through Saturday (Dec. 5) evening.
The Eagles, holders of a 7-3 dual meet record, will be participating in the Miami Invitational for the third consecutive year. FGCU placed second out of nine schools last year and fourth out of 16 schools in 2007. This year's meet will include eight schools: FGCU, Miami University, the University of Cincinnati, Wright State University, the University of Illinois, Denison University, Emory University, and Oakland University. Besides the Eagles, who are sixth in the mid-major poll, Miami University comes in ranked third and Oakland is listed 13th in the same poll.
FGCU has won their last four dual meets, most recently defeating CCSA foe North Florida 181.5-116.5 on November 11. The win improved the Eagles' CCSA dual meet record to 2-0 on the season. Viktoria Hyddmark (Lund, Sweden) won a pair of individual events and a relay victory, earning CCSA Swimmer of the Week honors. She joins prior FGCU honorees Leah Daniel (Winnipeg, Manitoba), who earned Swimmer of the Week on October 21, and Karmin McNamara (Tampa, Fla.), who earned Diver of the Week on Nov. 5.
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In short: EXCELLENT RACE YET AGAIN WELL DONE PWR!In full: GREAT COURSE AND EXCELLENT ORGANISATION! SPECIAL THANKS TO THE MARSHALLS IN THAT AWFUL WEATHER! WILL BE BACK NEXT YEAR!Date of review: October 13, 2013
In short: excellent event all round! Will be back next year!Date of review: March 6, 2013
In short: great race yet again - thank you marshalls and TWH!Date of review: March 6, 2013
In short: exellent all round as usual - in spite of the weather!In full: great race as always with plenty of sustinance on the way round! Found it very hard this year - 25min slower than usual! Strongest wind I can remember in 12 years of doing Beachy! Went way over5hrs for 1st time ever! Will be back next year though!Date of review: October 28, 2012
In short: excellent all round yet again! Date of review: July 1, 2012
In short: well done ORR -excellent once again!In full: Many thanks to the marshalls who ran with me and another lady to show us the way after we missed the start! Great marshalls and the new course is much better! Date of review: June 24, 2012
In short: cannot believe howhard this is!In full: Was gutted to have done 16 miles in 3-31 and missed the cut but it was so hard I would have been out there all night if I had carried on so glad to receive the excellent medal for the munroe! If it had been the normal marathon could have done it but did not feel well on the day so will be back next year to try again!Date of review: June 24, 2012
In short: well done HRR -excellent yet again!In full: really struggled this time as I went of much too fast but appart from that very well organised and individual drinks a nice touch! Back next year to do better! thanks HRRDate of review: May 14, 2012
In short: best that could be done in such foul weather!In full: More signs to the start next time please-went through the village 3 times before I found it! Organisers did their best on what was an awful day! Hope for better weather next year!Date of review: April 30, 2012
In short: great race -unforgettable experience!In full: Well done London - probably the best marathon in the world! 9th time and the novelty has not worn off! Great organisation for such a huge event!Baggage handlers were fantastic! Well done Swanley! My bag was ready for me before I had even reached my lorry! Superb! Only real complaint- just too congested on the whole course! easy solution -stagger the 2 mass starts and set them off an hour appart and the field would spread out better over the course! Water bottles could be smaller as most runners seem to throw them after a few sips and they are are real hazard on the course. Stations every 2 or even 3 miles would probably be adequate as runners would then use all the water in their bottles before throwing them away! Liked the tshirt but too big for many people- sizing them would make the event even better. Overall fantastic event! - back next year!Date of review: April 24, 2012
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YOUNG farmers are rallying around to support their counterparts in Somerset.
Ed Ford, vice chairman of the Essex Young Farmers group, has organised a Forage Aid collection which has seen hay, straw and animal feed sent in from across the county.
There is already 10 lorries worth, which Tesco has agreed to deliver to the Somerset levels on Monday.
Mr Ford, 23, of Childerditch, Brentwood, said: "We were at a national Young Farmers meeting and the Somerset vice chairman got and gave a plea for help and then burst into tears, the situation is that desperate.
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In a similar vein, the median institutional subsidy for athletics in the FBS rose from around $8 million in 2007-8 to more than $10 million in 2008-9. This reliance on institutional funds has increased as the growth in median revenue generated directly by athletics programs in the FBS — via sources such as ticket sales and media contracts — slowed to nearly 6 percent from 2008 to 2009. This is down significantly from the 17 percent growth in revenue from 2007 to 2008. By comparison, total athletics expenses sped in the other direction, ballooning by nearly 11 percent. This is double the growth in expenses from 2007 to 2008.According to the NCAA, only 14 FBS athletic departments made a profit in 2008-2009, down from 25 only a couple of years ago. This graphic is really telling. Men's football and men's basketball are the only athletic department programs that make a profit on average, with women's basketball generating the largest loss. According to the report "60 percent of teams have generated such surpluses in each of the past six years".
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Every creature whether it is a bird, insect or animal has a right to sustain its life without any interruption; after all, they are also nature's valuable gifts provided by Him and being humans it's our right to conserve the natural living beings, particularly the wild animals that contribute a lot in managing the ecosystem. On the contrary, if we continue recklessly hunting wild animals for any reasons, this will crucially affect the natural ecosystem and the entire mankind will have to face the natural repercussions sooner or later. Therefore, if you are a nature lover and seriously want to conserve it, you will never tend to engage in hunting wild animals.
Whether hunting wild animals is done for cooking, manufacturing products for fun or any other reasons, the same will take a toll on the environment and endangering survival of other beings as well in the time to come because the food chain system will be crucially affected and razed ultimately. To be fair, if the hunting of wild animals continue uninterruptedly, the predators will starve in the time to come. This will ultimately lead for preys to increased and prompting predators to consumer their co-predator.
As humans are the most intelligent beings on the earth, the conservation of wild animals from their end is well understood. The general idea is if a certain animal species becomes extinct, the impact will also be dominant on other species of animals and the planet earth would become lifeless in the centuries to follow. However, certain countries back up hunting wild animals but particular beast species for researching purposes. As some species of wild animals are on the verge of extinct, apart from conserving them focus should be produced on breeding and cross breeding to outnumber them. And to maintain the ecological balance on the earth, such campaigns are necessary to carry out. The governments of many countries have already taken these steps into effect, which is a matter of pleasure.
By the way, hunting wild animals without any rational purpose is a loathsome act and crime. Observing this, government in many countries has created laws to prosecute such criminals to teach them a rigorous lesson so that others will not follow such bad crimes. It is also important to construct the habitat of animals, especially extinct ones, in a safe site. Educational campaigns regarding the conservation of wild animals amidst the public will also work wonders in meeting the need.
The hunters make a prey to the wild animals like tigers, rhinoceros, elephants, bears etc. with the intent to earn big bucks while others do purely for fun and delight. They use skins of many animals while utilize the ivory and tusk of elephants to earn money. As a result of this animal poaching, the species of many wild animals is on the verge of extinction. Wild animals are also an important of the earth's natural ecosystem, so let's girl up our loins for their conservations. You can watch hunting wild animals in Africa on youtube.com and play hunting wild animals games at several gaming websites.
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Thanksgiving DIY Roundup + Renegade Craft Fair by Margo Sivin
Take a quick break from preparing for your Thanksgiving feast and make some pretty things for your table!
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By The Associated PressBASEBALLAmerican LeagueDETROIT TIGERS—Named Scott Bream director of pro scouting.MINNESOTA TWINS—Named Tom Brunansky hitting coach, Bobby Cuellar bullpen coach and Terry Steinbach bench coach and catching instructor. Announced Scott Ullger will coach first base in addition to outfield instruction and Joe Vavra will coach third base in addition to infield instruction.SEATTLE MARINERS—Named Dave Hansen hitting coach.TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Claimed C Bobby Wilson off waivers from the L.A. Angels.National LeagueCOLORADO ROCKIES—Named Mark Wiley director of pitching operations.BASKETBALLNational Basketball AssociationDENVER NUGGETS—Exercised their 2013-14 options on the contracts of F Kenneth Faried and G-F Jordan Hamilton.INDIANA PACERS—Exercised their 2013-14 option on the contracts of G-F Paul George. Released C Luke Nevill, G Sundiata Gaines and G Blake Ahearn.LOS ANGELES LAKERS—Waived F Chris Douglas-Roberts and C Greg Somogyi.OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER—Waived G Walker Russell.CYCLINGUCI—Stripped Lance Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles.FOOTBALLNational Football LeagueCAROLINA PANTHERS—Fired general manager Marty Hurney. Placed CB Chris Gamble on injured reserve.CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed OL Jarrod Shaw from the practice squad. Placed OL Jason Pinkston on injured reserve. Signed OL Bryant Browning to the practice squad.DETROIT LIONS—Signed CB Justin Miller. Released LB Doug Hogue.SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Placed PK Nate Kaeding on injured reserve. Signed WR Denario Alexander to a one-year contract.WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed TE Chris Cooley. Placed TE Fred Davis on injured reserve.Canadian Football LeagueEDMONTON ESKIMOS—Signed WR Terriun Crump to the practice roster.
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Obituary's Slowly We Rot and Cause Of Death are considered genre-defining, classic death metal albums. To my ears though, aside from the vocals and "shocking" concepts, nothing about the band ever really struck me as overly brutal, let alone impressive. The basic riffs, sludgy playing, and overall repetitive ideas they champion make them something more akin to down tuned punk than anything else.
Whatever… genre tags don't make music good or bad. If you like Obituary, I'm sure Darkest Day will satisfy your desire for yet another serving of the sound of decomposing organic matter dripping down a cement wall. For myself, I just don't see the relevance in 2009 of thirteen simplistic, plodding, and downright bizarre tunes.
On their Myspace page, Obituary refer to themselves as "the heaviest band in the world". Such a statement gives me the impression these guys were considered brutal and edgy in '89 and have been riding that wave ever since, completely comfortable in and oblivious to their non-evolution. Every band that started at the same time as them has in one way or another adapted to survive, Cannibal Corpse being the most relevant example.
Either way, it seems like there are legions of longtime fans that will support Obituary no matter what they do. It's just their ability to attract new, younger ones that I doubt.


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