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Man calls on Harrow to back heart disease hiking campaign
Updated 10:25am Tuesday 25th March 2014 in News By Bruce Thain
A man who has recovered from three major operations has backed a hiking campaign to battle heart disease.
Gary Glazerman had three open heart operations and now is supporting the British Heart Foundation (BHF) 'hike for every heartbeat'.
Mr Glazerman, of Harrow, walked non-stop for 26 hours on the charity's 100-kilometre London to Brighton Trek last year and is calling for others to do the same this year.
The 59-year-old was born with congenital heart disease, underwent his first major operation at just five and in 2012 underwent his third open heart surgery in 2012.
He said: "It was shortly after surgery that I read about the BHF's London to Brighton Trek and knew that I had to give it a go.
"I've benefited from the BHF's research and education, neither of which would be possible without folk who are willing to challenge themselves for the benefit of others.
"The BHF is a fantastic charity and I am convinced that it is thanks to the research they fund, that we have seen such improvements in treatment for heart patients."
Hikes in aid of the charity will be taking place all over the country and those interested in taking part can find out more by clicking here.
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Shaw's stores were sold as part of a $3.3 billion deal that transfers ownership of five grocery chains from SUPERVALU to a group of investors.
In November, the previous owners of Shaw's announced plans to cut 700 jobs across New England, but the new owners say Vermont's 19 stores will not be seeing any of those cuts and all stores will remain open. Shaw's spokesman says several Vermont stores may actually be hiring over the next several months. Shaw's officials say they will be revamping the shopping experience, but customers shouldn't expect to see changes in the immediate future.
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HTC has had a hard time keeping its new devices from leaking across the Internet. We have already seen pictures and specs of the company's upcoming flagship device, which will likely be known as the HTC One, and now have a release date and price. According to HTC Source, the One smartphone will be released on AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint on March 22nd with 32GB of internal storage for $199.99 with a new two-year agreement, while a larger 64GB model will be available for $299.99. Earlier reports claimed that the device will be released in Europe on March 8th. The HTC One is expected to be equipped with a 4.7-inch full HD 1080p, a 1.7GHz quad-core CPU, a 13-megapixel camera and a metal case, which we saw in an earlier leak, that will house front-facing stereo speakers. It will supposedly be available in both black and silver/white and is also said to include 2GB of RAM, Sense 5.0, LTE connectivity and Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean.
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Greenwich Police have arrested another teen in connection with the November assault of and theft of a cell phone from a Greenwich teen as he walked along Hamilton Avenue in the Chickahominy neighborhood of Greenwich.
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Paris Jackson opened up about her dreams for the future and wanting to make her own way in the entertainment industry in a new interview with Glamour magazine for the media outlet's October issue, which is available on September 11.
The 14-year-old also talked about which family member is supporting her dreams and what school life is like for her.
"A lot of people don't want me to do it," Jackson told the magazine in the interview about getting into acting, which noted a quote from Janet Jackson that said Paris had "the rest of her adult life to be that actress she wants to be."
"Aunt La Toya believes in me," Paris Jackson said. "She heard me play a little guitar and sing, and she started clapping, 'Oh my God, oh my God.' She really does encourage me; it's just awesome of her."
Michael Jackson's kids, Paris, Prince and Blanket, found themselves in the middle of a dispute in July when their grandmother Katherine, who was named in the King of Pop's will as their guardian, flew to Arizona last month to visit family at a resort. Her nephew reported her missing and Paris ranted about her absence, which appeared to be unprecedented, on her Twitter page.
Katherine's trip came at the heels of a dispute about Michael Jackson's will between his siblings.
Their cousin TJ was then made the children's temporary guardian. Katherine returned to Los Angeles, where she lives with the kids, after 10 days. She and TJ then settled the custody matter in court. Katherine was reinstated as guardian and TJ was made a co-guardian.
In her Glamour interview, Paris Jackson also talks about making a name for herself in the industry. The teen has a role in the upcoming film "Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys."
Although Paris loves her late father, as evidenced by a collage of mostly official publicity shots and posters of the King of Pop plastered on the wall behind her bed, Paris said, "I love my dad, and I'm proud to be his daughter. I just don't think the title 'M.J.'s daughter' fits me."
"A lot of people think he's the only reason I'm making it, but I want to show that I do have talent and that I can make it if I try," she added. "I want to be my own person."
Paris also admitted she is sort of an outsider at school. "The clique in my class, they don't like me or my friend because we're outside of the box," she told the magazine. "We're not copycats. Prince calls me goth, but I'm more rock 'n' roll."
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Lou Gehrig's Disease, also called ALS, causes the nerves that control muscles to diet, leading to paralysis and eventual death. But mice that got the treatment were stronger and lived twice as long compared to mice that got a placebo. It's estimated that 30,000 people are living with ALS. Scientists say they're planning to test this theory on humans next year.
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On July 13, 2012, the Memphis Grizzlies signed guard Jerryd Bayless to a multi-year contract. At the time of the signing, Bayless was a rapidly-improving young player who had just come off his best season in the NBA with Toronto. The Grizzlies signed Bayless with hopes of addressing the team's horrendous three-point shooting and a lack of backup point guards behind the franchise guy, Mike Conley.
When Bayless first stepped onto the court as a guy in blue, there were no lofty expectations hanging over his head. He wasn't signed to be a game-changer; rather, he was signed to fill holes that needed filled. For the most part, he did that and more, as he was granted a stronger role and opportunity in a Memphis offense that sought to push offense to outside shooting:
When Rudy Gay was traded (it's amazing how much Rudy Gay is mentioned in our Grizz grades articles) and new faces stepped into town, Bayless was given more minutes. In response, he upped his level of play and became a point-scoring monster, logging 15 of 33 games with over 10 points and 6 of 33 games with over 15 points.
For the most part, Bayless continued the same level of production into the playoffs, averaging 9.3 points and 2.1 assists on 21.3 minutes - but his shooting drastically dropped from .419 to .358.
Unfortunately, Bayless' time in Memphis will most likely be remembered with the shove he received from Lionel Hollins in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. The details are still uncertain, but a heated conversation between Bayless and Hollins concluded with Hollins going ultra-thug and showing Bayless politely to his seat.
NBA media got hold of the whole ordeal and made a fuss about it. Maybe rightfully so, but postgame reports revealed Bayless and Hollins kissed and made up.
"It was in the heat of the moment," Bayless said. "We've moved on."
From this point forward, there's no telling where a guy like Bayless could end up. The Grizzlies handled him well, but as ownership is pushing the salary cap, Bayless will be financially encouraged to opt out of his $3.1 million player option for 2013-14 and test the open market. A guy like him could land a two or three-year deal and do the same stuff he did for us: fill holes.
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With all this talk on the Panthers releasing WR's to bring in more WR's, and some of our fans' little faith in our WR group (besides Smitty of course), I've decided to put together a short video showing why Brandon LaFell, In my honest opinion, is not only the next great WR of the Carolina Panthers, but the most clutch player on the team.
This video was made by me, but a very special thanks to Valleythunder35 for helping me out with finding some of the best quality clips (explaining the "Valleythunder35" watermark..) If you enjoy my videos, subscribe him and check him out at www.youtube.com/user/valleythunder35
I will explain why in timeline style....after the jump
So why do i have so much faith in him and call him the most clutch? Well lets start here...
October 24th, 2010 - Panthers V.S. 49ers - Brandon LaFell, playing with Matt Moore as his QB, has his first big game. Sure, 6 catches for 91 yards isn't Smitty numbers, but the fact that David Gettis reeled in 8 receptions for 125 yard and 2 TD's meaning together, a combined 14 receptions for 216 yards and 2 touchdowns against a Defense, who believe it or not took their team to a 13-3 record and the NFC Championship a short year later. As you saw earlier in that video, Mr. LaFell caught and tiptoed a deep pass near the sideline, which would set up a David Gettis touchdown a few plays later. Note that during that game, Smith had only 4 catches for 40 yards.
October 31st, 2010 - Panthers @ Rams - Brandon LaFell didn't have a big number day, but did score his first career touchdown after breaking a tackle and outrunning 3 defender 20 yard from the endzone. Most laugh at the word Rams...but i believe they almost made the playoffs this year, and had a top 10 defense in 2010.
November 28th, 2010 - Panthers @ Browns - Most of you remember this play. Game hanging on the line, Jimmy Clausen at QB, throws a horrible pass off of his backfootdown down by 3 point with less than a minute left...Brandon LaFell comes out of now where, diving towards the ball and staying inbounds before rolling out. One of the nicest/most clutch catches i've ever seen come from a Panthers uniform...Kasay would then miss the FG to win the game, and we would come up short with the great effort given from LaFell.
2010 Season Ends - 2-14 Record - Fans are high on David Gettis, not to sure about LaFell
Training Camp 2011 - David Gettis tears ACL - Fans are heartbroke and now panicking over WR situation.
September 11th, 2011 - Panthers @ Cardinals - LaFell comes out of the gate with 70 yards receiving on only 4 receptions, making some nice moves to get first downs, or some nice diving or sideline catches with Cam at the helm.
September 18th, 2011 - Panthers V.S. Packers - Defending Superbowl Champs are almost knocked off as Lafell makes one amazing TD catch, and an amazing sideline catch with the game once again on the line setting us up for a chance to comeback.
December 24th, 2011 - Panthers V.S. Bucs - LaFell gets his first 100 yard game as he connects with Cam on the longest passing play in Panthers history - 91 yards - and takes it to the house...thanks to Smitty's block!
So those are some of the key dates for LaFell throughout his career thus far. Some may agree with me that he is the most clutch player, because of the amazing ammount of sideline catches, game on the line acrobats, or amazing touchdowns. I only expect better, especially if Gettis can come back this year and do at least half of what he did his rookie season. Keep Pounding Panther fans, and be sure to comment and vote your opinion!


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RaDMaN [90]
Submitted this last night but had issues with the screenshot. Nothing has changed.
Oh geez, well to boot off I spent only 2 days on this setup. I'm not completely proud of it but really wanted to put something out for the contest.. 100% self made(excluding google maps), however the theme is still a wip. I wanted to focus on a clean looking minimal theme, yet stick with ios like icons. Animations and effects from auxo, atom, and hooks% law add to the buttery smoothness.The dock acts as a quick access to shortcuts including the camera app, app store, cydia, safari, and settings. Welp, here's my shot at ssc13.
For anyone who's followed me, the fb logo is just for laughs. :P
Space Potato is a wip theme for iOS, made in photoshop / icon logos in illustrator
Device – iPhone 5 6.0.1
Preview – Jackie Tran
Icons – Space Potato
Dock icons – Entypo
Layout via Iconoclasm – space potato
Wall – #232b2e // widescreen pack 23 by ether
LS – Atom
LS clock – Someting I cooked up since I had nothing prepared for this theme.
Switcher – Auxo
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mangosango [97] wrote:
Oh it's good
noka [88] wrote:
i really like those icons you've made.
hopefully you'll release those one day.
the auxo and lockscreen "slider" and the dock thing however seems a bit unfinished imo, but given you've only spent around two days on this, this is a pretty swell looking setup, though it can't really compete with some of your earlier submissions in the mobile category.
plus also for the wallpaper clock and the lockscreen wallpaper. it would look better in my opinion if you just used a blank image for the ls-slider.
8.8 out of 10 from me.
Danlo [90] wrote:
Solid setup… dunno what happened with your icons, I remember another version that I really digging. I always love your grungy and minimal style, but not really this time, needs more work and time thought, well you always updated your shots, so I looking forward to update this :)
Thomax [88] wrote:
What noka said. Looks like a nice setup!
crshd [91] wrote:
Solid, could use some polish, though.
winnichip [99] wrote:
E-mail to self setup's .png – HELL YEAH.
i'm loveyour ls, good wallpaper.
nice hs, but i think hs wall can be better :/
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marique [93] wrote:
Really like the lockscreen =) The homescreen does look a bit unfinished, I think maybe the background's too dark for my taste. But still great setup..!
crkd [95] wrote:
Looks comfy. I like it.
Ivanossom [93] wrote:
The lockscreen could use a more complex html code, and homescreen icons are a little bit different than last time I saw, but it's a solid setup overall. Nice job.
bugzor [100] wrote:
super sexy. 10/10 would use. I love the idea with the icons: "clean looking minimal theme, yet stick with ios like icons" sold me on that
tokems wrote:
Thanks for the feedback :-D
I plan to release them. They're still very unfinished atm though.
LOL don't even ask.. I threw those together in a panic.
I'll get back to my minimal themes someday. I just wanted to try out a new style to refine my graphic design skillz.
LOL don't ask about the walls either.. I was set on the icons but couldn't find a damn wall to go with it. Last minute decision.
@everyone else
Thank you :D
FolderIcons ios6 beta for the folders.
I used blank icons via iBlank to fill the space in between the icons.
akka [93] wrote:
Loving this. The menu button is clever, the lock screen is intriguing. The icons have just enough border radius to be distinctive from all the other sets, and take me outside my comfort zone.
Digging the presentation.
fate0000 [90] wrote:
Everyone seems to be doing the flat look these days. Overall its a nice theme and everything jives. The lock screen clock is bold minimalism, but I think you could have been a bit more creative there. The flat icon set is nice as is the menus. My only gripe is that the minimalist choices might be a bit too safe for the contest. Overall a solid theme.
zayed wrote:
but how i can use this theme in my iphone ?
and how can download ?
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@tokems how did you customize the folder icon on the dock? And how did you get them pinned on the sides of the dock?
Sweet thanks!
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Good to see Mr. LaRoque doing the lord's work.
Apparently God doesn't want people in Kinston voting on Sundays, though He doesn't seem to mind sleazebag crooks in his pulpits.
To my knowledge.
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Breaking News..When confronted by a local reporter who asked him did he know the Earth was round and Sunday could be Monday or Saturday depending on the location of the Sun God. LaRoque told the Reporter that was Horse hockey Putt Communist PR, since the Pope declared the Earth was flat 5 centuries ago and I am sticking to my story no matter how you twist it in my mind or in your Communist newspaper..


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Volleyball starts week with 3-0 win over Bethune-Cookman
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Junior outside hitter Kesley Clark tallied a match-high nine kills to lead the JU volleyball team to a win over Bethune-Cookman, 3-0 (30-17, 30-16, 30-21), Thursday evening to start a three-match road trip at Moore Gymnasium.
JU (13-10) hit a match-high .328 (46-8-116) in the contest, including a match-high .430 (15-2-30) in game one, to erase a tough loss to Lipscomb on Oct. 13. Bethune-Cookman (5-10) hit .145 (29-13-110) from the floor and finished the contest with 11 receiving errors compared to only two by the Dolphins.
"We are off to a good start this week," said JU head coach Shaun Kupferberg. "We are fortunate to be playing Florida Gulf Coast in a non-conference match so we can get a feel for each other before they make their way back to our place. If we can keep our focus and work together, we will put ourselves in good position for a successful road trip."
Clark finished with a .533 (9-1-15) hitting percentage from the floor while senior middle blocker Melissa Merchant tallied a match-high .857 (6-0-7). Junior outside hitter Sara Bendorf racked up eight kills and 12 digs while freshman outside hitter Brittany Lehman added eight kills to round out the offense. Sophomore libero Michelle Walroth racked up a match-high 18 digs and three aces. Freshman setter Hannah Munneke dished out 38 assists to go with eight digs.
Danielle Goodrum led the Wildcats with eight kills and Kaiyanna Johnson added six kills and a team-high .462 (6-0-13) hitting percentage. Keisha Vicks and Alyse Guzman each chipped in with a team-high nine digs while Julie Gibson paced the offense with 24 assists.
In game one, JU outhit BC-U .430-.000 en route to a 30-16 win. In the second frame, the Dolphins hit .230 (15-4-47) compared to a team-high .210 (10-2-38) by the Wildcats as JU took a 2-0 lead on a 30-17 win. JU ended the match hitting .350 (16-2-39) compared to .190 (13-5-41) by BC-U for a 30-21 win.
The Dolphins continue the non-conference portion of the schedule with Florida Gulf Coast on Friday at 7 p.m. before returning to A-Sun play at Stetson on Oct. 20 at 5 p.m. The contest at FGCU will be available on ASun.TV on www.judolphins.com.


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Casey Middle School in Boulder Colorado is exhibiting art made from trash demonstrating the ubiquity of plastic waste in our oceans. Such a great awareness project for a school to do. The North Pacific Subtropical Gyre is a trash continent made from plastic trash accumulating in the ocean. The trash sits like a thin soup over an area twice the state of Texas. It is estimated that there are 3.5 million tons in this swath of filthy polluted water. This island of trash was not discovered until 1997 by Charles Moore. Animals mistake plastic for food consuming it, then dying. There is a continent of plastic trash mirroring this one in the Atlantic Ocean as well. Of the seven common plastics, only two are readily recyclable, only 3-5% of all plastic used is recycled at all. 10% of all plastic trash winds up in the ocean, starting out as loose garbage along coastal areas.
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It's sparking debate…will there be a smoking ban in Poplar Bluff?
"We have a major health problem in the community, and many other communities, and the sooner we deal with it, the more lives we're going to save," said Dr. Rick McGath.
According to the group Breathe Easy Poplar Bluff, that health problem is second hand smoke.
"Sinus problems, allergy problems, high incidence of asthma, cardiovascular disease, and cancer of all types," said McGath.
They're all symptoms of second hand smoke according to McGath. McGath is also part of the Breathe Easy coalition. He said when workers are around second hand smoke day after day, they increase their risk of cancer by 50 percent.
"This is not a cold issue about rights, this is a real, live, heart beating, lungs breathing issue, for everybody in this town," said Aaron Darnell.
Darnell is also with the Breathe Easy group. He said they're proposing a ban on smoking in all indoor spots around town.
"This is our way of protecting our loved ones, protecting our family, protecting our employees, our customers, and our co-workers," said Darnell.
Darnell said they have more than 1,000 people and 30 businesses that support the cause.
By banning smoking in all indoor spots, the group said it puts businesses on an even playing field.
"It's important because it's fair, which is kind of the premise of this whole deal, we want to make a safe place for everybody," said Darnell.
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"If there's a smoking ban in Poplar Bluff, I disagree with it, I figure as a business owner, I own my business, I pay my bills, I pay my taxes, and I don't feel like a committee or something has got the right," said Debbie Sliger.
Sliger owns Myrtle's Place in Poplar Bluff. She said she works to keep smoke away from the non-smoking patrons.
"I have a non-smoking, I have a smoking...my non-smoking is separate than my smoking is, different ventilation system, different air conditioning, different heating, so I feel it should not interfere with my business," said Sliger.
"We certainly don't want to take the right to smoke, people have lost enough rights as it is, but they will still have the right to smoke, simply not in a room or a building where other people are having to breathe that smoke," said McGath.
Why does the coalition they think a ban will work now?
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Some of my fellow Vikings' fans have strangely been calling for the ouster of the GM before he has drafted a quarterback or hired a head coach.
First, let's agree on something right away. What matters most are two things: building a team with character, and winning a Super Bowl, What matters second most is building a dynasty that wins multiple Super Bowls. Everything else, including regular season stats, is not nearly as important as these three goals. We're not out for fantasy football. We want a trophy, and then multiple trophies, and we want a team with character that really deserves to bask in the glory.
In January 2012, the Wilfs promoted Rick Spielman to General Manager of the Vikings football club. Before then, Spielman was Vice-President of Player Personnel. It has been widely reported that personnel decisions before January 2012 were made by consensus between Spielman, the head coach (Childress or Frazier), and in case of major moves, the Wilfs. There is an old saying about decisions made by committees.
Since January 2012, Spielman has had complete control of the draft.
Here is our 2011 draft, decided by committee: C Ponder, K Rudolph, C Ballard, B Burton, D Love, M Raymond, B Fusco, R Homan, D Reed, and S Burton. Of these, Rudolph and Fusco have proven to be good players. That is 8 picks from the 2011 draft that haven't paid off over three seasons.
Many Vikings fans think the Vikings should have drafted Andy Dalton, and blame Rick Spielman for not doing so. Nevertheless, Dalton is 0-3 in playoff games and is not a franchise quarterback. Fantasy football stats and regular season games don't matter. While Kaepernick has won playoff games, he wasn't really on Vikings' fans radar back then. Kaepernick isn't a "shudda cudda wudda." He is more of a "How'd we miss that guy?".
Here is our 2012 draft. M Kalil, H Smith, J Robinson, J Wright, R Ellison, G Childs, R Blanton, B Walsh, A Cole, and T Guyton. Even if we want to knock Josh Robinson for various reasons, he did get playing time. Maybe he will prosper in a new defensive system. This draft looks like gold as we sit in January 2014.
On the failure to trade up for RGIII, considering his injuries the book is not written on him. Spielman did miss on Russell Wilson and Nick Foles.
Here is our 2013 draft: S Floyd, X Rhodes, C Patterson, G Hodges, J Locke, J Baca, M Mauti, T Bond, and E Dawkins. This is a very nice draft with Patterson the Pro Bowler, and several other potential starters.
Many Vikings fans were crying for a quarterback to be drafted in 2013, but the Vikings took none. Here is a list of all quarterbacks drafted in the NFL in 2013: EJ Manuel (QBR 77.7), Geno Smith QBR 66.5), Matt Barkley, Ryan Nassib, Tyler Wilson, Landry Jones, Brad Sorensen, Zac Dysert, BJ Daniels, and Sean Renfree. So far, after one season, it looks like the Vikings didn't miss out on any quarterbacks in the 2013 draft.
Not a perfect record, but aside from the quarterback position, Spielman has done very well so far.
In free agent signings, Spielman signed Matt Cassell and Josh Freeman. While Cassell has been worth the money, and should be kept, Freeman proved himself a liability by being consistently late to team meetings and not contributing. While the Vikings spent $2 million on a failed half season by Freeman. That money effectively did nothing but purchase the information that Freeman was not worth pursuing further. That $2 million was spent poorly. Yet, it wasn't a total waste or even a big loss in light of how much other teams often spend futilely pursuing a franchise quarterback. Spielman also made a big move to get Greg Jennings. The jury is still out on that signing.
Now let's move to coaches. The Wilfs fired Tice, hired and fired Childress, and hired Frazier. If Spielman was even consulted by the Wilfs for any of these moves, it would be breaking news in the Viking world. Those decisions were made by the Wilfs. I was tepid when Frazier was elevated to head coach but became supportive. Eventually, in 2012 we saw Frazier making progress, but in 2013 it fell apart. In retrospect, Frazier is a good defensive coordinator. Spielman earns a point for not giving Frazier a long extension that would have cost the Vikings more down the road.
An organization's successes or lack thereof all start at the top. The ups and downs of the 2006 to present era belong to Zygi Wilf and Mark Wilf. After making a number of good moves and a number of mistakes, they made a championship-level master move, and named a GM. This was a long time coming. It is clear that the Vikings need a GM, and needed one since 2001, when the Red McCombs/Dennis Green era broke down in East Rutherford, and continued the following year until Green quit before the season ended.
The year 2012 can be looked at as the key turnaround year for the Vikings. That was when the Wilfs finally closed the stadium deal, a deal that had eluded McCombs and the previous ownership before him, and took six years with the Wilfs at the helm to finally reach. It was the year the Vikings got back in the playoffs, and was the first Wild Card berth under the Wilfs. It was also the year they named Rick Spielman to be GM. At last the Wilfs took themselves out of the process and trusted all of the football decisions to be made by a football guy, a professional who had ascended the ranks from within the organization.
There is probably no position that is both as underrated and overrated as quarterback in the NFL. As we have seen time and again, who is drafted/signed/traded for matters, but so does the coaching and the team around him. What really matters in making a franchise quarterback, however, is the work the man puts in day after day, week after week. The work is what really separates an Andrew Luck (playoff victory) from an Andy Dalton (playoff loss). Getting a quarterback is only part of the job. The rest of it is creating a good situation and then it's up to the quarterback himself to actually take the reins and put in the necessary work to secure victory over the team's highly-motivated competition.
This takes us to Christian Ponder. In the biggest game of his NFL career, he was money. He sunk the Packers in Week 17 of 2012, when the Packers needed to win. He almost broke his arm and suffered a severe bruise and couldn't throw with any strength at the playoff game the following week. Ponder's career playoff record is still 0-0. Ponder has reached the proverbial 1000 career attempts mark, and "the game should slow down for him," as they say. A 6'2 guy, he should be tall enough to play the position. His passes have often come out without enough velocity, but that goes to his footwork. We have seen big, high-velocity throws from him, but not consistently.
Frazier, Musgrave and the QB assistant coach, Craig Johnson, did little to bring Ponder along other than give him lots of chances. Instead of designing an offense that reduces pressure on the quarterback, Musgrave routlinely would not call a pass play on 1st or 2nd down, but would wait until 3rd and 10 or 3rd and 16 sometimes. Through it all, Ponder has had a steadily ascending completion percentage, and more career touchdowns than interceptions. To this day, nothing has proven that Ponder is not a franchise quarterback. What has been proven is that in Musgrave's offense no quarterback had any big success. I don't know why Ponder's footwork is still sub-par. In the end, part of that is on the coaches, but part of it is on Ponder. Ponder hasn't put in championship-caliber work, quantity or quality. It's not too late in his career for him to turn it around. Clearly he has an on-field vision situation that needs to be corrected. His in-pocket QBR should be as high as his QBR when rolling out. These things are correctable. Ponder should remain a Viking.
The powerhouse team that Spielman has laid the foundation for is something we are seeing in its beginning stages. Based on Spielman's performance in the draft, I anticipate he'll make a great choice for head coach.
The Wilfs are smart to keep Spielman. This is a time of transition. The Vikings will play at a university stadium for two years. The Vikings will have four head coaches in 9 years, and it's time for stability. That starts with the Wilfs and carries over to the front office. There is no reason to make a change at GM. There is every reason to think that Spielman has the ability to do everything a GM can and must do to help the Vikings to a championship.
On the character side, 2013 was not a banner year. Erin Henderson will be shown the door after his multiple problems with drinking and driving. I don't see AJ Jefferson coming back. If every athlete with a child conceived out of wedlock became front page news, that would be all the news every day. Yet, Peterson didn't have the best press coverage this year, and yet it's hard to have anything but sympathy for his late child and for AD.
While Chris Kluwe is a jerk, he may have actually helped the Vikings. First, the Vikings look like the innocent victim of Chris Kluwe, a raving madman, an egocentric punter who is just another wannabe Hollywood playboy looking to tweet out a smear and leave a trail of classless vindictiveness against an organization that always treated him above and byeond what he deserved, a Vikings football club that gifted him an opportunity to have a well-paid, mediocre career in the NFL. With all that being said and done, it's unlikely that Priefer will get a chance to be a head coach in 2014, and so the Vikings can benefit from his services as special teams coach again. The whole "Kluwegeddon" situation further underscores the wisdom of the Wilfs's decision to promote Spielman to GM. Kluwe was strung along for years when he should have been cut, I admit. The Vikings didn't mind the quirky, positive publicity he generated, and occasionally he punted decently. Once Spielman became GM, he hired Mike Priefer. Ultimately, Spielman drafted a new punter who does a better job than the overpaid Chris Kluwe. Then, finding himself with no more big paycheck from the NFL, Chris Kluwe waited until maximum publicity was possible and then chatted up some media gutter rats to help him rip on the Vikings right before the country's attenion was glued on Wild Card Weekend. Apparently he was going to do that regardless of whether the Vikings had a playoff game coming up. If the Vikings had a GM years ago, Kluwe's career with the Vikings would have been short. Yes, the Wilfs enjoyed Kluwe's gadfly remarks on various societal issues, but it still must personally hurt them to see Kluwe burn his bridges to the Vikings so pyromaniacally and with so little remorse. I think the Wilfs are unlikely to ever again protect a player they personally like from being cut. Furthermore, I don't think the Vikings are going to be very tolerant of a tweet-happy distraction machine on the squad again.
The Wilfs turned over the longboat's steering to Rick Spielman, and so far Spielman has navigated well. Let the voyage continue.
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It's that time of year when every wrestling team is battling injuries and illness.
For Bartlett, it's been that time of year all season.
"I don't think we've had the same lineup for any meet or tournament this year," Hawks coach John O'Brien said. "It's been interesting. It's hard to be competitive in duals when you're forfeiting three weight classes.
"But I can never fault these kids for their attitude and effort. Our guys are working hard, their attitude is great and they're giving me everything they've got."
O'Brien's squad placed second in a nine-team field at Downers Grove South recently, getting an individual title from returning Class 3A state champion Sal Annoreno (145). Annoreno is currently ranked No. 1 in Illinois at 138 pounds by Illinois Best Weekly.
"Sal dinged his knee in the second week of practice and missed six matches, but he's been rock-solid ever since," O'Brien said.
Bartlett had four wrestlers place second at Downers Grove South in Connor Johnson (113), Anthony Zipparro (120), Brian Boyle (152) and Ben Wiley (195). Ryan Hennessey (138) and Alex Piedra (220) were third and Kenny Malekian (160) finished fourth.
Zipparro lost a 5-4 decision on the title mat to South's Anthony DiCristofano.
"(Zipparro) was within a few seconds of winning the whole thing," O'Brien said. "He was down the whole match and came back and nearly pinned the kid in the final and ended up a point short. He's always dangerous because he can take guys from their feet and put them on their backs and score a lot of points."
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Burlington Central coach Vince Govea may have a young team on his hands, but the Rockets' underclassmen are seeing what's possible thanks to one of their own.
Sophomore Craig Kein (170) placed second at a 10-team tournament at Sterling on Dec . 8, and captured an individual title on Dec. 15 at Harvard's 16-team tournament, improving his season record to 14-3 in the process.
The weight class at 170 is typically loaded with juniors and seniors, but the sophomore Kein has more than held his own.
"Craig has been a great surprise. He's been wrestling in the middle school program with me and he got a lot of matches in the spring," Govea said. "He's doing a phenomenal job and he's a very strong kid for a sophomore. I expected a lot from him but it was a pleasant surprise so far.
"We're a young team, only about five seniors in the lineup and one junior, and the rest are freshmen and sophomores this year."
The Rockets' Dishan Rambo (160) placed fourth at Sterling and second at Harvard, while Brady Wienrich (138) placed fourth at both tournaments.
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A Herrin man died early Tuesday after he was found in a trailer fire Monday.
The Herrin Fire Department responded to a fire at 9:21 a.m. at at trailer fire at 1707 W. Adams Street and found fire in the front portion of the trailer.
They found Neal Jeralds in the backroom of the trailer.
He was taken to Herrin Hospital. Herrin fire fighters say Jeralds was then airlifted to a St. Louis hospital. Jerald's died at 1:54 a.m. Tuesday at Mercy Medical Center, according to the St. Louis County Coroner's Office.
Graveside services for 49 year old Neal Jeralds, will be 11 a.m. Saturday, June 29, 2013 at Herrin City Cemetery in Herrin with Rev. Don Colson officiating. Family and friends are asked to gather at the cemetery prior to the service.
Police say the fire appears to be electrical and started near the hot water heater.
The Herrin Fire Department and the Illinois State Fire Marshal's Office are investigating.
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Labour's poll lead is softer than it appears because of swing voters' concerns for the country's finances if the party returned to government, according to new polling by Lord Ashcroft KCMG PC.
Four in ten voters who have switched to Labour since 2010 fear that another Labour government might "spend and borrow more than the country could afford". More than half of all voters say Labour have failed to learn the right lessons from what went wrong during their time in office.
At the same time, many of those who supported a different party at the last election but now say they would vote Labour - especially those who have lost out through austerity - believe that a Labour government would reverse many of the cuts.
Those who would consider Labour but have not yet switched are more likely than others to think the party has failed to learn its lessons, especially on spending and borrowing.
The findings are set out in Lord Ashcroft's latest research report Project Red Alert, which is published today.
The research presents Labour with a strategic dilemma, according to Lord Ashcroft. In his commentary on the results, published on the Conservative Home website today, he says:
"Ed Miliband has a choice. He can either make clear to his supporters that there will be no return to the days of lavish spending, or he can fight an election knowing that most voters do not believe Labour have learned their lessons, and many of his potential voters fear that Labour would once again borrow and spend more than the country can afford.
"The fact that Labour have got themselves into this position shows how much the party has changed since it was last in opposition. Tony Blair would never have risked losing because voters feared a Labour government would be profligate.
"I think this research clearly shows the strategic path Labour should choose. But why would they take advice from me?"
Key findings from the research include:
- A quarter of those who have switched to Labour since the last election say they have not finally decided and may well change their minds. 40% of these say they are concerned that a Labour government would spend and borrow more than the country could afford.
- Ed Miliband does not attract voters to Labour but he may put them off. While Labour supporters often say he is the price to pay for getting a Labour government, a low to neutral view of the leader is one of the factors that most distinguishes those who are considering the party but have not yet switched.
- Voters as a whole, including those who would consider Labour but have not yet switched, think David Cameron would do a better job than Ed Miliband when it came to representing Britain internationally, making the right decisions even when they were unpopular, having a clear idea what he wants to achieve, leading a team, and doing the job of PM overall. Miliband led only on understanding ordinary people.
- Half of all voters, including more than a fifth of those switching to Labour, say Britain's overall level of debt would be worse today if Labour had won in 2010.
- 52% of voters say Labour have "not yet learned the right lessons from what went wrong during their time in government, and cannot yet be trusted to run the country again".
- Many of those who would vote Labour in an election tomorrow said they would have to reassess their voting intention if there were a real economic recovery in which their living standards improved - particularly since Labour had been so insistent that the government's economic policy was wrong.
View the report: http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/prne/prnewswire/project-red-alert.pdf
Notes to Editors
- 8,103 adults were interviewed between 17 and 28 October 2012. In addition, twelve focus groups were conducted in Nuneaton, Pudsey, Warrington, Hastings, Watford and Thurrock.
- Full data tables will be available at LordAshcroftPolls.com from Wednesday 21 November.
- Lord Ashcroft KCMG PC is an international businessman, author and philanthropist. He is founder and Chairman of the Board of Crimestoppers, a member of the Board of the Imperial War Museum and a Trustee of the Imperial War Museum Foundation, Chairman of the Trustees of Ashcroft Technology Academy, Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University and Treasurer of the International Democrat Union. From 2005 to 2010 he was Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party.


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The Hinds County Sheriff's Department Narcotics and Street Crimes Units are conducting an undercover prostitution sting dubbed "Operation Love and Leave Em." The operation was in response to citizen complaints.
Five people have been arrested. They are:
Eulanda Smith (30y.o.a) Solicitation of Prostitution
Jeremiah Adams (22) Possession of Marijuana-No Seat Belt
William Robinson ( 42) Solicitation of Prostitution-Possession of Marijuana
Reginald Davis (25) Indecent Exposure
Sooky Harrell (41) Indecent Exposure
"Operation Love-em and Leave- em" will continue through out the night.
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RICHMOND, VA--New forecast models show less snow coming to the Central Virginia area, but the storm is still impacting surrounding areas, canceling flights and delaying travel.
Airlines have canceled nearly 1,000 flights at Chicago airports because of the winter storm.
Here in Richmond, 10 flights scheduled to depart Virginia's Richmond International Airport for Chicago have been canceled.
And already two Wednesday flights scheduled to depart Richmond for Washington Dulles International Airport have been canceled.
The cancellations started around 6 p.m. Monday, according to Richmond airport officials. And while some flights have been canceled, and it's expected more will be canceled, some flights are still getting out.
Larger aircrafts have been able to fly from Richmond to Chicago.
Tuesday on 8News at 5, 5:30 and 6, Kerri O'Brien explains what the storm means for your travel plans. Plus, Chief Meteorologist John Bernier has your latest look at the forecast.
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how is it
February 12, 2008
i haven't written since the jack breakup?
a major lapse on my part
since i've had 1…2…3…4…5! crushes
and gotten over three of them
i've been told i'm cute
that i'm a truly unique person
that i think like thoreau
and that …. used to like me?
someone liked me! and i missed it!
i found some cool recipes
there's the Pretzel Pralines
and the intense oddity of Tampon Cozies
"I warn you. You're going to find tampons in there. And then I'll make you eat them."
I made a great speech about materialism but I forgot it
I made a giant cupcake with my new Wilton® Giant Cupcake Pan
i feel whimsical today
but now i leave you to make toffee for the lil brother's birthday
i will be back with more to say i'm sure


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Shay Mitchell posed on Instagram in $464 Prism Portofino Cat Eye Sunglasses, $795 Dannijo Vonna Necklace, $295 Ohne Titel Chevron Crop Tank, and a $425 Chevron Skirt from the brand:
Her marble acetate frames boast a cat eye shape.
Her matte black plated necklace features silver and green enamel stone accents for a glitzy look.
Her knit crop top showcases a black and white chevron pattern and a sleeveless silhouette.
Her matching black double knit skirt features the same white slim chevron pattern, a flared circle silhouette, and a high waist.
Get Shay's full look here.
I loved this look!
Would you wear it?
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What do we think of the 5 rookie starting QBs so far? Are they a rival group to the class of '83? Who will succeed? Who will fail? I'm going to ignore stats and wins for now and give my thoughts on what I have seen. I would love to know people's thoughts on all the rookie QBs they have watched, and to hear why I am wrong.
As well as ignoring stats, I intend to be speculative, go on a hunch, and possibly make ridiculous predictions that I couldn't possibly justify with logic...
Drafted first. Most hyped. From what I have seen so far, quite justifiably. Rookies are still allowed rookie mistakes in my book, and he has made some, but he looks to be as good as was reported before the draft. He comes across as a football player and nothing else. Who knows how the Colts will draft and coach whilst Luck is playing there, but he looks like a player that will get to the playoffs regularly, and at some point he will get a chance at a super bowl ring. And take it.
Hmmm.... Let me make this clear. I really like him. As a player, and what I have seen of him off the field. On the field he looks brilliant, great arm, accurate, good decisions, great on the run. So maybe I am just being stupid, but there is something wrong.
People have started to talk about intangibles as though they are tangible, but the something wrong is not measurable. I just don't believe him, and I don't even know what I mean by that, but I can see him failing at the last or near last hurdle year after year. If someone tells me I'm an idiot and he will win 10 super bowls, I can't really argue, but the suspicion will creep back when I watch him. Tony Romo has talent...
I'll be brief. This topic is covered here. Looks great. Would be second on this list, if instead of draft order, it was ordered by who I would choose for my team.
Brandon Weedon:
I liked the look of Weedon before the draft. I thought he might be that Hasselbeck-type-plays-much-better-than-he-looks-like-he-should-player. I was rather hoping we might trade down and get him, and not pick that no-hoper Tannehill.... I have long since admitted that I might have got that a bit wrong.
Nonetheless, I think he has looked pretty good at times. He is a rookie, playing on a team that might struggle with most QBs playing.
Russel Wilson:
Ah, Russel Wilson. King of comebacks, last minute drama, 4-2 record.... hopeless. Can't see it lasting. Good defense, decent team, a few freak plays. Ed Reed would have a field day against him. Once the dramatic long pass stops working, he'll only have getting sacked left. That won't work.
Those are my thoughts thus far. We can dig this out in ten years and see if I got anything right, or we can just have it out now.


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Blending families
BLENDING your family with that of your new spouse will require some amount of adjustment, especially for young children who might take a while to warm up to the idea that they are getting a new sibling or guardian.
"It's two different families and two different sets of behaviours, and so the spouse will have to talk to the children about the upcoming merger and let them ventilate their feelings about it and say what they would like to see and what they might not like," said child psychologist Dr Yvonne Bailey Davidson.
While shows such as the Brady Bunch make this transition seem easy, the process of readjustment could be fraught with several challenges, especially if the children are made to feel that their concerns and inputs on their new family structure is irrelevant.
"The child will see the spouse as taking the place of their other parent and they don't want the parent's place to be taken by any stranger, and so they might react by acting out behaviourally, like being disrespectful to the new person," she said.
As a parent, it is your responsibility to make the process of merging the two families as seamless as possible. Your partner will also need to understand that the process will take time and so they will have to exercise patience and tolerance.
Here are some tips for getting your child adjusted to a blended family structure:
1. Let you child know of your intention to get married or to live with a new partner and listen keenly to their concerns. Try to allay their fears by discussing these necessary adjustments to make it easy for your children to adjust.
2. Plan activities that both your children and your stepchildren will like. This will ensure that neither feels shortchanged when it comes to doing activities as a family. Try to do regular activities such as cooking, grocery shopping and cleaning the house together, so that nobody will feel left out.
3. Don't speak ill of your child's father or mother in their presence with your new spouse. Save such discussions for when you and your partner are alone. This will only lead your child to express resentment towards you or experience guilt because they are thrust between taking either your side or that of their other parent.
4. Establish new traditions as a family which are mutually agreed upon by your children and stepchildren. Ask them what they would like to do for Christmas holidays and for birthdays. But at the same time, do not prevent your child from spending time with their birth mother or father simply because you are no longer together.
5. Have a family meeting from early to discuss the rules, regulations and consequences for various offences and behaviours. Let both your children and stepchildren know what are the expectations of you and your new spouse.
6. If possible, try to be the one to discipline your child and allow your partner to discipline theirs. This will help to protect you from accusations of abuse. This is not to suggest that will have no say in correcting your stepchild/children when they are wrong.
7. Get involved in all aspects of your stepchild's life and encourage your spouse to get involved in yours. Get to know their teachers, try and pick them up from school and take them to extra-curricular activities when you can. Do your part to assure them they can trust and
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The first serious storm of the winter season is here, dropping big white flakes of snow, across New England.
Just as it does every-year, the first storm, made people go out to prepare for winter in earnest.
People spend the day stocking up on shovels and ice melt, so that they could do battle with Mother Nature.
Julie Lyons from Cranston went to Benny's, to get what she needed.
"Just buying ice melt for my driveway. It's pretty steep."
Lyons wasn't alone. Pawtucket resident John Walsh also hit up Benny's for some ice melt.
"It's just normal procedure for the winter here, so you got to go get some ice melt, so people don't fall down."
Grocery stores were also packed with shoppers who were getting the essentials.
Already did the whole Rhode Island thing. Got plenty of milk and plenty of bread." said North Providence's Richard Nicolo.
This storm, dropping 1 to 2-inches every hour, isn't likely to be the last time we see significant snowfall this winter, but it does serve as a reminder to us all, that it's better to be ready for a storm ahead of time, than it is to be caught unprepared.
"I was born and raised here, so I'm ready for it." said Julie Lyons.


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Holy crap! Yep, that's it!! That's a rowboat to the left side of it, the red is a Lifetime riding mower from the 60s, and you can kinda see the saw blade in the background. The garage is like a time capsule! I'll try and post a few more up right now...
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So you guys being the experts on these things, is that enough to believe its a non-molested demo?
While at work today, blew out the manifold, foamed it up with some gunk engine bright, and dried it out. First part cleaned in 30 plus years!
Again, my lack of knowledge may give you all a chuckle, but can someone explain to me if this could have a distributor AND magneto? Or is it one or the other? And while I'm cleaning it all up, any specific pics that would be helpful to post up?
What do you all feel about gunk engine bright-ing the whole thing to clean off some of the grease? There isnt running water, so dont need to worry about the pressure blasting into any electrical things. I'll basically spray it, work it around with a brush, and rinse off with a bucket. Any reason why that would be a bad idea?
Thanks! And let me know what you think!
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That is a magneto. A mag generates its own spark. No battery required. A distributor, or battery ignition, needs a battery to create the spark. Both have points.
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So an electric start is an option if you have a magneto? Because the only way my old man remembers starting it is electric (he said he may have cranked it a handful of times). And where exactly is the magneto. I must be thinking the coil? was the distributor?
Pardon my lack of knowledge, this thing is 33 years older than me!
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This is a magneto:
A magneto functins as a distributor and has it's own internal coil (under the square black cover). A magneto can be used to hand crank to start the Cub. Cubs with magnetos also came with a battery and a starter.
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I just caught to Brians post and yes this is a real demo cub ,we worked together at the Harley Dealership,it has not been repainted, welcome to the forum Brian
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Gotcha, Thanks! Is the cap for the wires a good thing to replace while doing a pre-start tune up? Or plugs and wires and see what happens? I have to search on how to clean points.
One thing I did notice. The property had a "care taker" for a few years. The guy like to take short cuts on quite a few things. While pulling the plugs, I noticed that he just changed the 3 rear most, and not the 1 closest to the front. I figure its because he was too lazy to find a wrench that fit (since the head slopes upward in that direction). That was the toughest plug to pull off, but I couldn't help but laugh at it!
I am headed there for the long weekend, anything else I should pull off and clean out? I don't want to strip the whole thing down to the point where I don't remember whats what, but I want to tackle a few more things.
Is that air cleaner one that you clean with an oil bath, or is there a replaceable element? I believe I have a cartridge oil filter as well. I'm reading the scanned owners manual now, and enjoying all of the cartoon pictures of what NOT to do! Hopefully soon I'll run across a spec sheet on what fluids it takes, plug numbers, etc...
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Thanks Tim! Good to hear from you, and glad you are enjoying your time tinkering with these things and the bikes. I bet it sure beats all the BS we had to take from Al!
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As you are reading the McCormick Farmall Cub Owner's Manual 1950 suggest you then read the relevant Blue Ribbon Service Manuals.
You might want to print off the relevant pages of the TC-37A Parts Catalog (5-2-49) which will give you the breakdown and can assist in putting it back together.
Yes it is an oil bath filter cup on the air breather and an oil element filter for the engine.
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Welcome to the forum and CONGRATULATIONS on obtaining the "family" Demo Cub, that is really neat! I love the genuine appearance, it should clean up real nice. I have had good luck with Purple Power for cleaning years of "use" off, it is not to harsh but pretty effective.
Good luck,
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Awesome, thanks Rudi!
Just read about the screen in the oil pan. I figure it probably has not been off and has been neglected so I'll prob drop that as well when I do the oil. Any way to almost clean the whole engine? I'm sure it'll have sludge in it. I read something about using kerosene, but have read it works and its harmful. I will have to figure if there are gaskets needed too, or it it uses something like an automotive FIPG (black snot stuff).
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The cub uses real gaskets Brian, it was around long before silicone
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The only thing you should do to clean the engine is to change the oil. If you really want to you can run it a bit then change it again. I would not put anything through the engine but oil. Also, you do not want to clean it all out either as then the rings might end up letting some oil by and other things that engine rebuilders know about. I don't ... but I do know that I do not want to rebuild Ellie's or Granny's anytime soon. I got enough with Jethro's to do.
I would slow down a bit and take it one step at a time.
Look at the Parts Catalog and if you want to window shop, visit TM Tractor's Engine section .. You may find out that you might not need much to get this tractor running again. Once that has happened, then you can decide more accurately what it needs. Course this is JIMHO and others may differ.
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Carlos Pena And Alexa Vega Celebrate Their Destination Wedding In Mexico
Carlos Pena and Alexa Vega are in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for their destination wedding! The pair are getting married today, and they are super excited to be celebrating with their family and friends.
The pair also had adorable sweatshirts made for their wedding party! Check them out in the photo below!
Here's a note from Alexa:
LOVING our #LexLos @Hoodiebuddie hoodies! #DestinationWedding #Mexico
Too cute! Congratulations to Alexa and Carlos!
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CATEGORIES Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Casting, New Releases, Newsstand, Movies, New Releases, CinematicalLove or hate Tom Cruise, you've got to give the man credit -- he's done a pretty good job of throwing us some curve balls. Years ago, when he was dancing around in his boxers, I don't think anyone imagined the stardom and wildness that would follow. And even at the height of his ... unique ... ways, this is not something I would ever have imagined: Tom Cruise wanted into Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.
As Collider shares, from an article in Total Film Magazine, the actor was lobbying to be cast in the project, hoping it would be the next step in his image update after Tropic Thunder. Gilliam said: "I know there was a period when Tom's agents were keen. The thing is, I was only interested in people who were friends of Heath. Simple as that. I wanted to keep it in the family."
It was definitely the right decision -- a lot more respectful, with pure intent rather than image-led planning. But beyond the fact that Gilliam made the right choice, I can't get beyond the surprise that Cruise was interested. This is Terry Gilliam. Not a big mainstream-buzzing Ben Stiller flick. Even with the buzz created by Ledger's death, it's a really interesting decision image-wise. Why was Cruise and company so keen? To get him artistic cred? Thoughtful cred for helping out? A boost by the buzz that this is Ledger's first film? I'm at a loss.


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February 27, 2013, 09:22 PM
Needing help with a load... 38spl 140gr sierra JHP with bullseye, Im new to reloading this month and took the advice to try out Bullseye. Ive been using it with great sucess with a bulk box of 1000 LSWC 158gr. So today I wanted to make up some JHP rounds for self defense out of my jframe every day carry gun and picked up a box of sierra 140gr jhps, and now I am having trouble finding a load. I looked on alliants site and they didnt have a listing for a 140gr jhp. Safety first and i am not looking for scorched earth, I am wanting a verified load not a pet. And Im trying not buy more powder...lol I tried the BE because of the versatility.


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Was it just me, or was this past week kinda boring? The only even remotely amusing thing was Monica Crowley calling Sandra Fluke a lesbian, after the right bashed her for weeks for all the cock she's supposedly riding. But I'm going into this week's Panda Party with a spacesuit, because I finally crossed the 10,000 mark!
Hey, get your yuks where you can. Which is in Panda Party, so come play with us!


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The Century Council, a national, independent not-for-profit organization dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking and to promoting responsible decision making regarding beverage alcohol, challenged NSAC students to develop a campaign to combat dangerous overconsumption of alcohol by college students.
More than 140 colleges and universities competed in the regional competitions this spring, and the following 18 teams advanced to the national finals.
After a day and a half of presentations, Syracuse University received the top prize. Their campaign revolved around The Stupid Drink. In their plans book, they describe this drink as "the single drink that accelerates consumption, that puts [students] over the line, that takes them from drinking to drinking too much."
The University of Alabama, University of California, Berkeley and Chapman University finished second, third and fourth respectively. Chapman University also won the Getty Images Award for Best Use of Imagery.
Second Place: University of Alabama
Third Place: University of California Berkeley
Fourth Place: Chapman University