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I have 10 hp HM100 tecumseh eng. I ordered a new carb and it has wrong fitting in it, but the right one was included, How do you R&R it ? NO threads so is it pressed in.?special tool ?
I had the same problem, and am posting both my solution and the "official" one, as thanks for the link to the Tecumseh service manual, which I also found here.
I was able to get mine out by drilling it out. I started out at about 5/32" and worked up to 23/64", although I probably should've stopped one size smaller, as my hole wasn't perfectly centered and I scraped the carburetor a bit. I put some gasoline-resistant gasket sealant around the new fitting (taking care to avoid getting any in the center hole) and it hasn't leaked.
The official procedure in the Tecumseh service manual ( http://cpdonline.com/692509.pdf -- if it's down, try a few hours later), page 24, is to use a 1/4" bolt, nut, and washer as a puller, plus a 1/2" nut as a spacer to push against. Cut a 1/4" thread on the inside of the fitting with a tap, thread the nut 1" or so up the bolt, put the larger nut over the fitting, thread the bolt into the fuel fitting, and turn the nut back down to pull it out.
If you have a metric tap/die set then 6mm is the size to use. I don't have a tap/die set of any form, but had I read this before drilling it out, I would've bought a cheap set at Harbor Freight or Northern Tool, as that would be easier than drilling it out.
In either case you probably need to remove the rubber needle seat to get the metal shavings out.
Here is a link that might be useful: Tecumseh 3-11 HP service manual


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For the Autumn Sky composed by Ruth Elaine Schram. Choir Sacred. 3-Part Mixed Choir (SAB). Choral (Sacred); Choral Octavo; Worship Resources. Church Choral Series. Fall; Sacred; Thanksgiving. Grade 3. Choral Octavo. 8 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.29248).
There are many things to be thankful for in God's world -- for the ever-changing seasons; for the crisp, chill breeze of an autumn wind; for the sun and the rejuvenating rain; for the fertile earth and its bountiful harvest; but mostly for God's gift of His Son and His promise of eternal life. These precious gifts of God create the framework for this beautiful anthem from Ruth Elaine Schram, suitable for Thanksgiving or anytime during the fall season.
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"I just think that he has us very prepared, the way he breaks down film, he breaks down teams and tells us their tendencies," defensive tackle Dan Williams said of Horton. "It makes your job a little easier to have a coach that really breaks down film well."
The Cardinals limited the Jets to just seven points and 289 yards of offense, and forced four turnovers on the day.
Williams tallied a team-leading 10 tackles against New York, including six solo stops.
"Coach Horton had a great game plan coming into the game; I think for the most part we did do a good job executing the game plan," Williams said. "The Jets made a few good plays but for the most part we stuck with Coach Horton's game plan and it worked out good for us. We just didn't get the W."
Even dating back to the end of last season Horton's name has appeared in rumors and conversations regarding head coaching positions. His game planning and scheme on the defensive side of the ball have made him an attractive target.
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Dec. 15, 1953 A. L. GAGNE PUMP FOR FEEDING MOLTEN METAL Filed March 15, 1951 INVENTOR. Arfhur L. Gag/7e 4 TTORNEY Patented ec. 15, 1953 UITED STATES PATENT OFFICE PUMP FOR FEEDING MOLTEN METAL Arthur L. Gagne, San Francisco, Calif.
Application March 15, 1951, Serial No. 215,836 Z-CIaiIHS. (o1. 22- 70) The present invention relates to a pump for feeding molten metal and has particular reference to a pump designed for feeding molten lead or similar metal to a casting mold for making strip material and type.
Pumps of this character used heretofore consisted of a cylindrical housing having means for supporting the same with its lower end submerged in a body of molten metal, a side arm having a discharge nozzle above the level of the metal, an intake port in the side of the housing and comparatively near the level of the metal, with a float valve controlling the intake, and a piston or plunger reciprocable in the housing for drawing in metal on the upward stroke and for forcing metal through the nozzle on the downward stroke.
This arrangement had a number of disadvantages.
In the first place, the piston on the upward stroke would not clear the intake port until it approached the limit of its travel and the interim would create a vacuum sucking on the discharge port and causing undesirable fluctuations in the latter.
In the second place, the pump would draw on the molten metal comparatively near the top surface and would frequently entrain dross formed on the surface and deposit the same along the pump walls, the plunger and the discharge,
causing undue wear on piston and pump body and the leading of the molds, and calling for frequent cleaning of the elements affected.
In the third place, the suction on the exhaust side and the drossing of the metal would frequently result in an uneven flow of the metal.
In the fourth place, the drawing of the molten metal from near the top surface of the metal body would encourage the forming of dross on said surface resulting in loss of valuable tin and antimony.
And finally, the pump drawing from near the surface of the body of metal would fail to take advantage of the fact that the metal is hottest and best adapted for pumping near the bottom of the pot where the heat is applied.
In the present invention it is proposed to provide for a relatively simple improvement in the pump consisting principally in the placing of the intake valve in the bottom end of thepump thereby eliminating or at least greatly reducing the injurious results of the undesirable features pointed out, my new pump being designed to draw dross-free metal from the bottom of the pot, to insure uniformity of metal flow, to re- 2 duce the forming of dross on the surface of the body of metal, and to greatly reduce the entraining of dross into the pumped metal, thereby saving wear on the pump body, the plunger and the nozzle, and essentially preventing the leading of the mold.
It is further proposed to provide a suitable check valve at the outlet of the pump to prevent the lead previously discharged into the side arm from flowing back into the pump chamber on the suction stroke.
Further objects and advantages of my invention will appear as the specification proceeds, and the novel features of. my invention will be fully defined in the claims attached hereto.
The preferred form of my invention is illustrated in the accompanying drawing, in which Figure 1 shows a side view of my pump in position with respect to a pot of molten lead,
Figure 2., a plan view of my intake valve assembly used at the bottom end of the pump hous r Figure 3, a side view of the same,
Figure 4, a side view of a plunger used in my pump, taken at a right angle to that of Figure 1,
Figure 5, a horizontal section taken along line 55- of Figure 1, and
Figure 6, a vertical section through the nozzle used in my pump.
While I have shown only the preferred form of my invention, I wish to have it understood that various changes and modifications may be made within the scope of the claims attached hereto without departing from the spirit of the invention.
Referring to the drawing in detail, my pump comprises in its principal features a substantially cylindrical housing I having an inclined arm 2 projecting therefrom, with a discharge nozzle 3 at the upper end of the arm, and having an intake valve 4 at the bottom end thereof, and a plunger 5 reciprocable in the lower end of the cylinder and having a plunger rod 6.
The housing l is substantially cylindrical in form and has a slightly enlarged bottom end i to form a pump chamber 8. The lower end of the chamber is closed by a plug 9 threaded into the cylinder, and the valve 4 is threaded into the plug centrally, the valve having a lower axial port I B and an upper port I l of slightly larger diameter, the upper port communicating with the lower port and forming a spherically rounded valve seat I? therewith. A ball valve I3 is seated on the seat and is limited in its upward movement by a cross-pin 14 extending dia- 3 metrically through the threaded portion of the valve.
The arm 2 extends sidewise from the pump chamber 8 in an upwardly inclined direction and carries at its upper end the nozzle 3 adapted for discharge into the mold if: indicated only sketchily. The arm has a port 2 communicating with the pump chamber and the nozzle.
The housing I, above the pump chamber, is slightly reduced in diameter, as at E6, to serve as a guide for the plunger 5, then widens again, as at [7, to form two oppositely disposed windows 18, and above the windows, is provided with two lateral brackets 19, by means of which the housing may be supported with respect to a pot [9' so that the lower end of the housing is submerged in a molten body of lead provided in the pot. The latter is heated from below by means not shown.
Above the brackets, the housing is formed with opposing fiat faces 28 providing upper and lower lips or abutments 2| adapted for cooperation with an operating element in imparting a slight vibratory motion to the housing as a whole in accordance with conventional practice. The upper abutments 2| have a cylindrical top piece 22 secured thereon, this top piece having two opposing vertical arms 23 serving as guides for part or the plunger rod.
The plunger rod with its plunger 5 is illustrated in detail in Figure 4 and is of conventional type. The rod is of sufiicient length to project outside the housing when the plunger reciprocates in the pump chamber and is provided, at its upper end, with a handle 2 The rod has three registering sets of wings 25, 26 and 27, the lower wings serving as guide means within the housing and the two upper sets serving as abutments for operating levers 28 to work against. Between the two upper sets of wings the plunger rod has a pair of transverse wings 29 serving as guide means between the two arms 23.
The general structure of the housing and the plunger is substantially conventional, and the principal novel feature of the present invention lies in the arrangement of the intake valve at the bottom end of the housing which allows the pump to draw on the lower level of the molten metal, where it is most liquid due to the application of heat from the bottom and where it is clear of dross, with the further advantages that the pump chamber is full of liquid metal at all times, resulting in a smoother and more uniform flow, that less dross is formed on the surface of the metal due to reduced agitation and that no dross enters the pump chamber or the discharge.
It is apparent that the valve at the bottom should be made or" the best material available, preferable specially treated alloy steel, hardened to withstand the heat of the metal in the pot.
As a further feature of the invention I provide a check valve 30 in the lower end of the port 2, this valve being substantially similar to the intake valve 4 and serving to prevent back flow of the molten lead from the port 2' into the pump cylinder on the suction stroke.
The nozzle 3 is formed with an adjustable vent as disclosed in detail in Figure 6. The main port 3| of the nozzle has a downwardly inclined branch port 32 feeding into a sleeve 33 threaded into the nozzle as at 34. The sleeve is formed with two downwardly presented passages 35 and has a screw 36 threaded thereinto, the screw being operable for covering and uncovering the passages 35 to a desired extent.
I claim:
1. A pump for molten lead comprising a generally cylindrical housing having a pair of fixed brackets projecting therefrom intermediate the length thereof, the brackets being adapted for resting on the rim of a pot having a body of molten lead therein to support the housing vertically within the pot, and the portion of the housing below the brackets being dimensioned to extend downwardly to a level near the bottom of the pot so as to be submerged in the molten lead, a rigid arm projecting from the submerged portion of the cylinder in an upwardly inclined direction and having a nozzle at the upper end thereof above the level of the molten lead, a plunger reciprocable in the lower end of the housing and projecting upwardly above the housing and having a handle at the upper end thereof, a pair of wings projecting from the plunger intermediate the upper end of the housing and the handle, an operating lever engaging between the wings for reciprocating the plunger, the arm having a port leading from the lower end of the housing to the nozzle, a closure for the bottom end of the housing, and an intake valve mounted within said closure.
2. A pump for molten lead comprising a generally cylindrical housing having a pair of fixed brackets projecting sidewise therefrom intermediate the length thereof, the brackets being adapted for resting on the rim of a pot having a body of molten lead therein to support the housing vertically within the pot, and the portion of the housing below the brackets being dimensioned to extend downwardly to a level near the bottom of the pot so as to be submerged in the molten lead, a rigid arm projecting from the submerged portion of the cylinder in an upwardly inclined direction and having a nozzle at the upper end thereof above the level of the molten lead, a plunger reciprocable in the lower end of the housing and having a handle at the upper end thereof, a pair of wings projecting from the plunger intermediate the upper end of the housing and the handle, an operating lever engaging between the wings for reciprocating the plunger, the arm having a port leading from the lower end of the housing to the nozzle, a closure for the bottom end of the housing, and an intake valve mounted within said closure, the arm having an outlet valve at the lower end of its port.
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Temple Beth Shalom Brigantine Jewish Community Center December 2010 Vol. 18, No. 11 Rabbi Gerald R. Fox Kislev/Tevet 5771 SERVICES RABBI'S COLUMN Every Friday Evening Babies and Blessings Throughout the Year, Like many of you, I have suffered many indignities and I have 8-9 p.m. been lucky enough to have been granted even more blessings. Put Light Refreshments simply: I have known much of Life in my time. So, when the moment came for me to hold my two sons for the first time (the Saturday Services "masked photo" you may have seen online), I was struck by the Dec. 11, 2010 • 10 a.m. obvious mix of emotions, but my jaded self was most surprised (Followed by Kiddush) by the incredibly odd feeling that it was always so . . . that being a father was such a natural and obvious thing for me to be. Board Meeting Don't get me wrong; I was not yawning through my wife's pregnancy or through Sunday, Dec. 12 • 10 a.m. the rather intense birth of my sons, but I kept being struck with the words floating All are welcome to attend. through my head – "of course, you are" – when thinking about what was supposed to be a huge shift in my status from husband to husband and father. As I watched my little ones being warmed on a medical scale that was doubling SPECIAL (quite literally) as a spot for baby triage, I was able to stand back and see the moment for what it was – a moment filled with that which is greater than what me SATURDAY and my wife had created. What more can I say, but that since that moment, I am awash with amazement for the miracle of Life. SERVICE (RABBI continued on page 2) December 11, 2010 10 AM Let's celebrate together Make plans to attend the Temple Beth Shalom December Shabbat Service at 10 a.m. Rabbi Fox, Sarah and the Chanukah Party babies will be here for Sunday, December 5 • 2-4 p.m. the baby naming ceremony Admission of $10 per person includes: officiated Games with Prizes • White Elephant Auction by Rabbi Latkes and Fixings • Jelly Donuts Fellowship LaPayover. We need items for the auction. Find something in your Join us at home that is new or gently used, that you no longer have services any desire to retain. Wrap that item in newspaper and to or shove it into a paper bag to disguise its identity and bring it to the party. partake in Pre-paid reservations are required a special by December 1. Oneg. Please call the Temple at 609-266-0403. OOPS!! Persons of the Month The link for the Rabbi's and Sarah's photos and videos of their new sons was incorrect in last month's Rabbi Fox & Family newsletter. The correct link is: It is not hard to believe that time flies when you www.gallery.me.com/moxiefoxes. consider that Rabbi Fox and his wife, Sarah, are now in (Please check now and then to see their fifth year as our Rabbi and Rebbetzin. From his first the new photos and videos!) days with us, it became clear that he and his wife view Temple Beth Shalom as their spiritual home (remember Rabbi (continued from page 1) that anniversary cake he snuck into the oneg under her nose?!) as much as a congregation he serves. For this As many of you know, our two bundles of sinew and loving couple, two voices were not enough to add to our synapse and skin, were the culminations of many dreams, religious services! much talk, and immense spiritual challenges. The very fact In case you hadn't felt the buzz in the air or seen the of their lives is a testament to something greater than simple Rabbi's beaming smile (or the photos of his little "Rabbis human desire and effort. I cannot help but find even greater meaning than I had in training"), Rabbi and Sarah were blessed with TWO before in the words we recite upon awakening in the morning boys in October. Their arrival was met with great joy from and that we share together during Shabbat morning services their family and friends and from our entire congregation. at Temple Beth Shalom. In the following prayer, we In fact, the feeling was mutual: Though Rabbi Fox's and acknowledge our deep appreciation of the fantastic state that Sarah's new sons were welcomed into the Covenant of is human life and we recognize the fragility and the source of Abraham at a double Bris at their modest home with that life. If you don't do so already, perhaps you would like family attending, both Rabbi and Sarah wanted to share to try reciting it each morning (or certain designated their joy with us here in Brigantine. And so, with the help mornings) to "try on" a new spiritual practice through which of Rabbi Alan LaPayover (our High Holiday Hazzan), their you might find your own "radical amazement:" two sons will receive special blessings and a formal "Blessed are You, Lord Our God, Sovereign of the Universe, communal declaration of their names before the Torah at a who formed the human being with wisdom and created within service here at Temple Beth Shalom on December 11th. A each one many "openings that open" and many "closings that Kiddush lunch will follow (please let the office know by close." It is obvious and known before Your Throne of Glory mid-week if you plan to come so we can plan the food). that if one of them were to close when it should be open or to A lifetime dream for both Rabbi and Sarah, we know open when it should be closed then it would be impossible to that these boys will soon be joining them in singing – from exist and to stand before You. Blessed are You, God, who heals the Bima and from the congregation – and in being helpful all flesh and acts in wondrous ways." Each time that I say this blessing, it now carries with it a and cheerful, just like their parents. different significance. Each time that I say this blessing, I know that these words mean more than personal surprise at the workings of my own body. Each time that I say this blessing, it is a reminder that God's presence has infused my and my wife's lives to join us in the act of creation. Thank You I have always believed and often experienced that we come Rabbi Gerald and Sarah Fox wish to thank all to know the truths of Life, not simply through our mundane achievements, but from our reflection upon our existence, those whose support sustained them through which we often refer to as prayer. Prayer has unlocked the Sarah's pregnancy and into the early weeks of unknown chambers of my life, letting free the pain and letting their new babies' lives. Your generosity will not in the comforts of everyday living. At our core, we may be be forgotten and continues to warm our hearts. base creatures, just human beings, but such prayers as the one above remind us that it is a great blessing to act in partnership with God. In doing so, we return breath for breath as we were granted by our own parents in God's image. May each of us be granted the gift of being able to see the world as greater and not lesser, of being able to share in the wonder around us, and of remaining so even when Life hands us diminishment more easily than the honor and dignity we are all due. Rabbi Gerald R. Fox MAILBAG The Time Is Now October 11, 2010 Ifyouareevergoingtoloveme, Dear Temple Beth Shalom, Lovemenow,whileIcanknow On behalf of the directors, staff, and the Thesweetandtenderfeelings men, women and children residing at the Whichfromtrueaffectionflow. Atlantic City Rescue Mission, I thank you Lovemenow for supporting the Mission with your WhileIamliving. donation of furniture. DonotwaituntilI'mgone It is only through the generosity of And then have it chiseled in marble, people like you that the everyday needs of SweetWordsonice-coldstone. October 26, 2010 some of the community's poorest residents If you have tender thoughts of me, are met. The Mission's goal continues to be Pleasetellmenow. Dear Temple Beth Shalom, the physical, emotional, and spiritual repair IfyouwaituntilIamsleeping, On behalf of Jewish Family of every individual seeking our help. Nevertoawaken, Service, and our clients, I would That's where your kind donation counts! like to thank Temple Beth Shalom Therewillbedeathbetweenus New and gently used items are always a for generously donating much AndIwon'thearyouthen. blessing to the less fortunate and the needed food during this year's High So, if you love me, even a little bit, support of others gives those who struggle Holiday food drive. LetmeknowitwhileIamliving a renewed confidence to face the world. Thanks to your generous SoIcantreasureit. Sincerely, contributions, the shelves in our Author Unknown William R. Southrey pantry are filled to the top. This is President and CEO especially comforting to know with the long winter months so near. Beth Shalom's spirit of tzedekah Honey is the only product that helps us to meet the needs of so many in our community. comes from an unkosher creature A gift from the heart touches the (a bee) that is nonetheless Kosher. heart. Our community is fortunate to have synagogues, such as Beth Shalom, that are eager to reach out and help those who are sometimes forgotten. With much appreciation, Leigh Turner Community Initiatives Coordinator Experienced Mah Jongg Players are wanted. If interested, call Edie, 266-2018 Simply Shirley . . . Simchas Simchas Well, the summer is over and I am truly sorry to see it . Birthdays & go. To some it was just too hot but to me it was just perfect. The beach, the pool, seeing all of our summer Dec Anniversaries Brigantiners here and seeing so many of our members at BIRTHDAYS Shul on Friday nights. To my friends who have flown away for the winter I say stay well, be happy, healthy and 3 .................Michael Guterman 14...........................Fran Dratch return like the Piping Plovers do in the spring (although I 5....................Shelley Iris Miller 24 ........................Susan Panitch have never seen any). 7 ..........................Susan T. Tuerk 26 ....................Janis C. Murphy 8 ...................Lillian H. Shender 28............................David Kahn Good news, as we all know, is the birth of Rabbi and 11 ....................Marcia Kurland, 31 ..............Rosalie Lieberman, Sarah's twin sons. Mazel Tov. Now we can look forward to Sheryl Mazur Rose M. Zeltser children running around – how very wonderful. And 12.......................Lena J. Elzufon perhaps we can even get to spoil them a little. Well, last night we saw the picture of the twins. How ANNIVERSARIES precious and how very happy our Rabbi is. Personally speaking it is a joy to be able to share these special 10........................................................Gerald & Barbara Pepper moments with our spiritual leader. As was said in Fiddler 11 .....................................................Mark D. & Pearl B. Erdman On The Roof, "A Blessing on your head Mazel Tov, Mazel 18 .....................................................Stanton L. & Aimee J. Levin Tov." Two Mazel Tov's for the twins. Judge Sandra Mazer Moss & William Boyd Deane Well, it is now November and all I can say is that it is 20............................................Dr. Barry L. & Barbara L. Glaser 26.........................................................Edward & Judith S. Rubin cold, but very pretty. Remember to look at the many 27 ..................................................Donald & Phyllis Hoffrichter beautiful colors of the changing trees and appreciate the David W. & Estelle Silver wonders of nature. 28 .............................................Leonard & Marsha Goldenberg Congratulations to Tony Pullella and Dr. Frank Kern, new Council-at-Large Brigantine councilmen. Until I write again, Simply Shirley BOOK CLUB At the November 15th book club meeting we reviewed the book "The Help," by Kathryn Stockett. Once again it was a most memorable afternoon and the discussion was wonderful. Our hostess, Arlene Waronker, is to be thanked for opening her lovely home and sharing delicious goodies with us. The Glass Castle Monday, January 10, 2011 1:30 p.m. at Lill Shender's home For more information contact Shirley at 266-8599 Thank You To the Oneg Shabbat & Kiddush Sponsors Yahrzeit Donations Michael & Cheryl Guterman in memory of For November Michael's father, Hyman Guterman, and Cheryl's aunt, Friday, November 12 Bella & Gregory Royzman Rose Gilden Talbin. in memory of Bella's brother, Khaim Sapozhnikov Ida Levin in memory of her husband, Leonard E. Levin, Saturday, November 13 Ronald & Jo-Ann Massanova and her mother, Sima Lotstein. in memory of their mothers, Pam Massanova and Rose Stanton & Aimee Levin in memory of Stan's father, Aufiero. Leonard E. Levin. Friday, November 19 Betty Chaikin in memory of her Dr. Barry & Barbara Glaser in memory of husband, Dr. Joseph Chaikin. Barry's father, Samuel Glaser. Drs. Frank & Sarah Kern in memory of Frank's Seymour & Norma Trachtman in memory of father, Harry Kern. Seymour's mother, Yetta Trachtman. Friday, November 26 Harvey & Diane Steiner in memory Jerald & Sheila Cohen in memory of of Harvey's father, Benjamin Steiner. Jerald's grandmother, Helen Greenberger. Dr. Harry & Sarah Chaikin in memory of Harry's father, Dr. Joseph Chaikin. Lory & Arnie Schuster in memory of Lory's father, Congratulations Harry Zeidel. Mazel Tov . . . Dr. Eli & Nancy Zucker in memory of Eli's father, to TBS board member, Dr. Frank Kern, on his recent Irving Zucker, and Nancy's mother, Helen Kotzin. appointment to Council-at-Large. We are thrilled for his Eugene Blum & Judith Blum-Crawford in memory of victory and wish him well! Gene's wife & Judy's mother, Sheila Blum. to Leslie & Susan Tuerk on the recent engagement of their Jacqueline & Fred Fabel in memory of daughter, Freay, to Matt Horowitz. their daughter-in-law, Maria Fabel. Ira & Toby Waller in memory of Ira's brother, Shep Waller. Condolences Debbie Coplein in memory of her mother, Deepest sympathy to Ida Levin on the loss of her brother, Constance Coplein. Leon Lotstein, who passed away November 13, 2010. Jamie Chaikin & William Boutin in memory of Deepest sympathy to Stanton & Aimee Levin on the loss of Jamie's father, Dr. Joseph Chaikin. their uncle, Leon Lotstein, who passed away Stanton & Aimee Levin in memory of Aimee's father, November 13, 2010. Daniel Schmerling. Albert & Barbara Dragon in memory of their aunt, General Donations Ethel Moskowitz. Idie Benjamin to welcome Sarah and Rabbi's children to our world. Get Well Jody & Jonathan Caplan and family in honor of the Ida Levin, Marvin Siegel, Ira Waller, healthy arrival of the Fox twins. Toby Waller, Norma Wexler, Jackie & Ron Caplan in honor of Sandra Wray (sister of Lill Shender) Betty Chaikin's 85th birthday. Bruce & Dee Bortner in memory of Florence Eisenberg, mother of Arlene Sager and grandmother of Marilynn Sager. Message Cards Len Coplein Library Sidney & Shirley Morgan – Mazel Tov to Rabbi and Sarah We have several new additions in our library. You are on the birth of their twin boys; invited to browse through the library in the office during Condolences to Eileen Engber and family; the week between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Anything you want Congratulations to Frank Kern on his election to City Council. to know about Jewish religion, customs, humor, travel, Mitchell & Mina Kramer – Congratulations to Rabbi and etc. is available. Take advantage of our FREE library! Sarah on the birth of their twins. Drs. Robert & Roberta Ball – Congratulations to Rabbi We are looking for a congregant or two to bring and Sarah on the birth of their twins. a couple of our fellow congregants who don't Ron & Lill Shender – Deepest sympathy to Ida Levin on drive to the shul for services every now and the loss of her brother, Leon Lotstein. then. Please call the office if you are able! 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The newest candle is lit first. (On the Shabbat of Chanukah, kindle the Chanukah lights first and then the Shabbat candles.) Light the Shamash – the helper candle set higher or lower than all the rest of the candles – first using it to kindle the rest of the Chanukah lights; say or sing: Baruch atah, Adonai, Eloheinu Melech haolam, asher kid'shanu b'mitzvotav v'tsivanu l'hadlik ner shel Chanukah. Blessed are You, Adonai our God, Sovereign of all, who hallows us with mitzvot, commanding us to kindle the Chanukah lights. Baruch atah, Adonai, Eloheinu Melech haolam, she-asah nisim la'avoteinu v'imoteinu bayamim haheim baz'man hazeh. Blessed are You, Adonai our God, Sovereign of all, who performed wonderous deeds for our ancestors in days of old, at this season. On the first night only we add: Baruch atah, Adonai, Eloheinu Melech haolam, shehecheyanu v'kiy'manu v'higianu laz'man hazeh. 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The Robert Flaherty Film Seminar is named after Robert Flaherty (1884-1951), who is considered by many to be the father of the American documentary. The Seminar began in 1955 before the era of film schools when Flaherty's widow, Frances, convened a group of filmmakers, critics, curators, musicians, and other film enthusiasts at the Flaherty farm in Vermont. For over fifty years the Flaherty Seminar has been firmly established as a one-of-a-kind institution that seeks to encourage filmmakers and other artists to explore the potential of the moving image. The films of such directors as Robert Drew, Louis Malle, the Maysle brothers, Mira Nair, Satyajit Ray, and Robert M. Young were shown at the Seminar before they were known generally in the American film community.


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"Needs a better narrator."
The story is good. What I expected.
No. If I had to, it would be something without a lot of characters. These books are about the characters stories and Nick Chamian's performance is so dry and he doesn't seem to have the range to perform a book with so many varied characters. And the voices are nothing like I have come to expect from Joshua Swanson and Jesse Bernstien.
The switch in narrators has me seriously considering returning this one. I would rather try to find the time to sit down and read it then be bored in the car from the voice.
"Love the Story!! Dislike the Narrartor...."
The story wrapped up so many loose ends. I loved seeing the relationships develop between the characters. I loved seeing Nico start to move past some of his issues and begin to connect with the other characters. In the end, we get to find out what will happen with many of the characters and the series concludes much like I hoped it would. While this isn't my favorite book in this series, that would be Son of Neptune, however, this could have been my favorite with just a different narrator. Because I can't really find time to sit down and read, this one was worth the listen, even if I had to grit my teeth while listening to Nick Chamian and ignore his narration and do my best to focus just on the words of the story.
There are many great moments in The Blood of Olympus, but the last campfire scene is a really great one.
I was ridiculously disappointed when the book went on presale to see that Nick Chamian was returning. The only thing I can figure is they had him under contract and couldn't get out of it. I have come to expect a lot from this series because of the excellent narration Joshua Swanson and Jesse Bernstein have provided in the past. Nick Chamian just does not have the range or tone of voice to adequately narrate a story with so many characters and personalities. I'm most upset that the characters I had formed so strongly in my head based on the narration of the first three books was just completely wiped out with the last two.
No, I can not tolerate Nick Chamian for that long. If I was listening to Joshua Swanson or Jesse Bernstein, then yes, I would have wanted to listen continuously.
My family loves Rick Riordan's books. They are great in the car on trips. But switching the narrator was a big mistake. We have listened again and again to the Percy Jackson series and to the first three books in the Heroes of Olympus series. However, we only occasionally listen to House of Hades because Nick Chamian takes an amazing, exciting series and actually makes it boring. This was the same for Blood of Olympus. I wanted so bad for him to improve between books, and while I think he did get a little better, he still didn't do nearly a good enough job to make listening to the book a great experience. We only purchased the audiobook because we have the other nine audiobooks. I'm going to get the physical book to read eventually because I know I missed some things in the story in my effort to ignore Nick Chamian's narration and focus on the story.
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Recently I've been suspended for 210 years for a charge back fee. I've recently paid it off $20(USD), and it's been 3 days since then. And yes I've posted tickets to support, which is making me doubt if I've posted the ticket in the right category (Posted it in Recovery).
I would like to know how long is the wait for being unbanned, and did i post my LOL support ticket in the right category.
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They have to make sure they get the funds from your bank/cc company which depending on when you did could take a few days up to a week, especially if it was done over the weekend. It also depends on which bank/cc company you use since some are slower than others.
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