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Seniors participate in exercises as part of the Senior Lighthouse Program at the Foreman-Reynaud Community Center. The sessions are led by physical therapist Gerald Victor. (Rick Hickman / Special to the American Press)
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By Warren Arceneaux / American PressA group of seniors at the Foreman-Reynaud Community Center are mixing music, exercise and fun through the Senior Lighthouse Program's zydeco aerobics classes.
The classes run 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays and are led by physical therapist Gerald Victor.
"I have been teaching the class for a couple of weeks and have been in physical therapy for the past 25 years," he said.
"I have always done groups at the different facilities I have worked with and have always enjoyed doing it. I talked about doing a Sit and Be Fit group where some people can exercise from a chair. Participants are ages 50 and up."
He said the program includes breathing exercises.
"We do cardio and a lot of breathing exercises," he said.
"We do a lot of ankle pumps, work on different parts of the body such as quad exercises, try to keep the cardiovascular system going and on the breathing exercises, which are just as important as the physical exercises. It is good for the cardiac system. We have some participants who are dealing with diabetes, so exercise is so important for them. I like to see it because a lot of times people don't exercise until something happens to them; they may break a hip or hurt a knee then have to go to rehab. I like to see them be able to exercise before something like that happens."
The classes can be a bit challenging, but not so much as to not be enjoyable. More advanced participants do more difficult exercises. Feedback from participants has been positive.
"After they first started it they saw that they liked it. We do a lot of the exercises that we do in therapy — a lot of diagonal exercises, some weight-shifting exercises," Victor said.
"They tell me they really enjoy it and have been surprised at the different types of exercises that we do and how they benefit them. They thought it was going to be easy because they would be sitting in a chair, but it was exhausting. They still enjoy it. It is still fun and that makes it easier for them. We hope to be able to grow."
The program also brings in guest speakers to address a variety of topics.
"It gives us good information on how to keep healthy," said Stephanie Chretien, executive director of the community center.
"We are excited to stay healthy and get different groups. So far we have had Home Health 2000, Memorial Hospital, Johnson Funeral Home, King's Funeral Home and various organizations and given input on and health and other topics. The program has been going on for five years. Our ladies get to socialize with each other and go to health workshops in the area. They enjoy keeping healthy."
For more information, call the community center at 436-2500.


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Until the ideological turmoil of the 1960s, America's news media, both the traditional print newspapers and the then fairly new electronic news programs, found it critical to their professional credibility to correct substantial factual errors or omissions spoken, written, or carefully omitted, by newsworthy public figures.
Thus, the ancient slogan of the Grey Lady, the venerable New York Times, still declares, daily, its objective of offering readers "All the News that's Fit to Print"—a formula which implies serious fact checking and inclusion, not to mention quality control.
Back in the '60s, brief corrections of incorrect or incomplete assertions could be found after the offending quote in the news column (or after the offending comment in the letters to the editor column), either by means of a fact-checker reporter seeking out a corrective contrast-source quote or an editor's note at the end of the piece.
The Times' slogan still gets top corner, front-page placement, but apparently the fact-check desk in box is as empty as the editor's chair. The once-standard practice seems to have nearly vanished; not only from such major regionals as the Boston Globe or Washington Post, but also smaller, local papers.
The choice of adverb above comes from the sources and methods whereby old-fashioned all-the-news fact checking is still practiced, mostly in parts of the new (electronic) media with their talking heads discussion groups, and in the old (print) media where one publication still enlarges its news with charts and graphs showing both the up- and-down lines for a given economic issue—that's The Wall Street Journal.
Local papers in Vermont don't do this any more: as a local editor replied to your Humble Scribe's question regarding a news piece on school-over-crowding (with no mention of enrollment or capacity numbers)
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WILLIAMSON – A Williamson resident was recently the victim of identity theft after identity thieves posing as the victim used the Social Security Administration's (SSA) online service to establish an account and attempt to redirect benefits to another address and banking account.
The victim in question does not own a computer and was unaware of any changes made concerning her Social Security benefits until a letter was received thanking her for using the SSA's online services to create an online account. The letter stated, "On March 12, 2016, you successfully created an online account with the SSA…"
On March 22, the victim received a second correspondence regarding an address change. The letter states, "Thank you for notifying us about your change of address. We have updated your Social Security record. We are sending this letter to the address we previously had on file for you. We are doing this so we can make sure that you were the one who reported the address change. We will send any future letters to the new address. If you reported an address change, you do not need to respond to this letter."
Kimberly Stephens, Public Affair Specialist, for the SSA, discussed identity theft and redirecting social security benefits. Stephens stated, "The SSA has a zero tolerance policy when it comes to fraud. There have been instances where identity thieves have stolen people's personal information and then attempted, in a small percentage of cases, to change the direct deposit of a beneficiary's Social Security or SSI payment. Criminals have attempted this fraud scheme in two ways: through the automated enrollment process with banks and financial institutions or through the Social Security online service. It is important to note that my Social Security accounts and Social Security's website have not been hacked. This type of fraud occurs when an identity thief steals enough personal information to pose as the victim."
Stephens also discussed when fraud first became an issue and steps the SSA has taken to protect against fraudulent activity. "Social security first received reports of fraud with automated enrollment in 2012 and with my Social Security accounts in spring 2013.l Social Security took immediate action to fight all fraud attempts via my Social Security. SSA referred all suspected fraud cases and provided information to the Office of the Inspector General for their investigation. The SSA placed blocks on the records of beneficiaries victimized by identity thieves to prevent further fraudulent online activity and strengthened the online registration process by making identity verification and authentication more stringent. Additionally, fraud prevention measures have been put in place and continuously monitor my Social Security online services."
Stephens explained that creating my Social Security account can help prevent becoming a victim of fraud. "If a person already has an account, a fraudulent attempt would not be successful. The Social Security service has a robust verification and authentication process and remains safe and secure. Over 20 million people have created my Social Security account to date. The most important thing for the public to be aware of is the need to protect their personal information. People should be careful when they provide their information," Stephens said.
To further protect against fraud and identity theft, Stephens suggested not responding to unsolicited calls or emails requesting personal information and only using trusted websites. Stephens also stated, "Social Security does not normally call people to ask for their banking information or other private information. If in doubt, people should not release information without first verifying the validity of the call. Write down the caller's name and telephone number, and then contact the local Social Security office or call the SSA's toll free number to confirm that the caller is an employee."
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If one suspects that they are the victim of identity theft, contact the Federal Trade Commission at 1-877-IDTHEFT or go to www.idtheft.gov and click on the link for "Report Identity Theft."
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The Government needs to find 40,000 bed spaces around the country for asylum seekers, but only around 4,000 have been secured so far.
A statement is expected tomorrow announcing a phasing-in of government responsibility instead of the full take-over scheduled for 1 April.
People who make their asylum applications at a port - the minority - will become the responsibility of the Home Office, while those who apply once they are in the country will remain the responsibility of local authorities for up to six months.
Local authorities are currently responsible for the care of asylum seekers and, although they receive some grant aid for this, Kent and London boroughs - which look after the majority - say they are around £30 million short of the cash they need to support them.
The delay will have a significant impact on councils in the South East, which will have to provide accommodation for around 20,000 asylum seekers for up to six months. Kent County Council and the London borough of Hillingdon have warned that the extra cost will have to be picked up by council tax payers.
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DES MOINES The Brownback for President campaign today highlighted its success at the Ames Straw Poll and released the following statement from national campaign manager Rob Wasinger:
"The Brownback Campaign achieved its goal to place in the top three at the Ames Straw Poll. Many pundits and commentators said Senator Brownback didn't have a chance to come in the top three in Ames. Last week, a poll of Iowa GOP County Chairs predicted Senator Brownback would finish fifth at Ames.
"Facing a divided field with many Republican candidates, getting outspent by 10 to 1, and running on a shoestring budget without one radio or TV advertisement, the Brownback campaign established Senator Brownback as a viable candidate in the race ahead.
"The Brownback Campaign has the resources to continue, carries zero debt, and Senator Brownback is in the race for the long haul. We have staff in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina and a national plan for victory.
"The Ames Straw Poll confirmed what we already knew about the state of the Republican race in Iowa and showed Brownback exceeding expectations. An ABC News-Washington Post poll released a week before the Ames Straw Poll showed that, among candidates participating in Ames, Romney lead the field, followed by Huckabee and then Brownback.
"Brownback's 15 percent showing in Ames far exceeded his 5 percent showing in the ABC News-Washington Post poll.
"Historically, the eventual nominee comes from the top three finishers in Ames. History also shows that the nominee and Straw Poll winner are not necessarily one and the same.
"Senator Brownback placed in the top three in the two most important
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The storm stayed overhead as we drove to our intended campground at Lower Glenelg National Park; we thought we would check out Pritchard's Camp because it was close to the main road and had just 1.5 kms of unsealed access. If not accessible or suitable we would drive on to the town of Nelson, 15 kms away. Well it was a fantastic spot with 20 camp sites set high above the wide and flowing 75 km long Glenelg River and at first we thought it was deserted and that put a question mark over us staying! However we then noticed a caravan tucked away in a corner and decided to stay; we introduced ourselves to Karen and her husband as they put together a camp fire. We had a good chat and returned to the van to get dinner.
The family of kangaroos kept us entertained as did the beautifully coloured swamp hens pecking their way around the camp ground. This was a gorgeous camp ground and we appreciated the feeling of wilderness and lack of all modern facilities; we had a pit toilet and camp fire places and that was it.
Showers fell frequently so we were confined to the van after sunset and pulled out the Sudoku and reading material. The night was cool but not totally dark in our forest as the nearly full moon shone light from under the clouds. The silence was almost deafening when the rain stopped and we could hear a few animals now and then scouting for food and there were no other sounds until morning when the birds started their choruses.
Around 7.30 the next morning, Kath was out looking for early morning pictures, when she heard the sound of a motor below on the river and sure enough the next minute, a small boat pulled up alongside the wooden jetty and a man wearing a captain's cap made his way up the river bank and introduced himself as Col. Wow! it was like the old Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn movie "African Queen". He was from Hamilton in Victoria and often sailed the Glenelg River, fishing and camping with family or friends- today it was his friend Jim, who eventually left the boat and joined us. They were merino sheep farmers and they had good stories about life in the bush, drought, family inheritance and fine merino wool values etc. By this time Sheila had left the van at the sound of voices and joined us and we all had a good laugh because Col was a bit of a larrikin. Apparently a big group of friends were camping out here Friday night and over the weekend with music, good food and wine- this he told us was a regular get together for boaties, fishermen and families. He also told us about a jazz festival at Robe that we might like to attend if we were in the area.
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A professor and his assistant encounter vampires in the snowbound wilds of Transylvania.
Roman Polanski is one of those great directors who has spent a lot of his energy on cinema of the fantastic, and I can't help but be vastly amused that he decided to take on the rather dubious genre of the horror comedy here. He doesn't even blanche at using slapstick humor throughout, though it's certainly done with a lot more grace than you would expect from the Three Stooges, for example. It's not my favorite horror comedy of all time (I can think of a few others that give me a lot more laughs), but it is genuinely amusing, clever, and strikingly beautiful to look at. I find it fascinating in particular that he chose to set the movie during the winter months; the vast fields of snow that serve as a backdrop to the action give the movie a unique ambience that is quite unlike any other vampire movie I know of. He has a lot of fun with certain vampire cliches; not only does this movie have one of the first openly gay vampires, but it also has one of the first Jewish comic relief vampires that I've noticed in a movie (and guess what defense against vampires is of little use against them?). I also can't help but notice how mirrors, usually used to spot the vampires, end up playing a crucial role in helping the vampires to spot the humans at one crucial juncture of the story.
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The gripe I hear most regularly about the Portland art scene laments the lack of alternative or DIY art spaces that really invite experimentation. This is not a new sentiment, and over the years artists have come up with various temporary fixes to this problem. One fixture of the last decade on the alternative front has been Truck Shows, first organized by artists Carl Haase, Bob Smith, and Eli Cayer in pre-arts district 2001. The group of artists, calling themselves FAZE, hosted a series of art events that helped to develop the arts district as we know it today. While the art scene in Portland has flourished, the truck shows have remained a radical, er, vehicle for the presentation of art in Portland, now curated by local nonprofit Mensk. Last month they organized "First Friday Memory Walk," transforming the interior of a 10-foot U-Haul truck into a hand-drawn map of Portland. Viewers were encouraged to write a personal memory on a sticky note and affix it on the map in the location the experience took place, creating a collective experiential geography and subjective history of Portland. The Phoenix sat down with Mensk board member Louisa Donelson to discuss new directions for the roving gallery.
CURATION OF THE SHOWS HAS SHIFTED OVER THE YEARS, FROM SOLO SHOWS TO FILM SCREENINGS TO INTERACTIVE HAPPENINGS. WHO IS CURATING THE SHOWS NOW AND IS THERE A LARGER THESIS OR SPECIALIZED INTEREST FOR HOW THE SHOWS CAN FUNCTION IN PORTLAND? We are currently accepting proposals. Including bands, film, 2-D, sculpture, theater and dance, etc. Our most recent "First Friday Memory Walk" was an idea from the four current board members. We knew we wanted to do something Portland-specific and make a collaborative project, so the map idea came about. Interactive and collaborative projects can be tricky because of the push-back from people who think "I am not an artist." Writing a memory on a sticky note and affixing it to a location on a map is a simple enough act, so we were able to really invite and engage with all demographics, children included.
HOW ARE THE SHOWS PROVIDING SOMETHING ALTERNATIVE TO WHAT IS OFFERED BY THE ESTABLISHED GALLERIES? The shows are a way for artists without galleries to get exposure and create a dialogue about their work. We're not so much about who and what, but more about support and exposure. The shows are in constant flux; with unexpected visitors there is never a certain crowd or clique. It's a happening; you don't know what to expect. The truck is not a four-walled gallery, but more like three walls and then the world of Portland. The truck is the smallest gallery in Portland. We use that confinement to think out of the box. It impacts the artist's process and ideas of how to curate. That said, we aren't opposed to having art just hanging on the wall.
THE TRUCKS HAVE COME OUT MOSTLY JUST ON FIRST FRIDAYS — ARE THERE PLANS TO EXTEND THIS SCHEDULE? GUERILLA TRUCK SHOWS? IT SEEMS LIKE THERE IS A LOT OF POTENTIAL FOR INTERVENTIONS AND HAPPENINGS TO ACTIVATE OR ENGAGE OVERLOOKED OR UNPRETTY SPACES IN THE PORTLAND AREA. We intentionally haven't set guidelines or boundaries, as to not limit ourselves or collaborating artists' ideas. So yes, anything is possible! We are looking into the idea of a show in Biddeford and also alternatives to U-Hauls (local company trucks, trains, boats).
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Green Bay - The Packers would like to think they didn't play their best football offensively against the 49ers in Week 1.
The 49ers would like to think they didn't play their best football offensively against the Packers in Week 1.
Since that meeting at Lambeau Field, a 30-22 victory for the 49ers, both offenses have evolved into something different than they were 17 weeks ago.
The 49ers have undergone the biggest change with the switch to big-armed, swift-of-foot Colin Kaepernick at quarterback. They're still a power running team, but they have added a new dimension with their read-option offense that features a lot of deception.
The Packers' changes have been more subtle.
They're still running a lot of no-huddle, but they have run far less spread offense because of the injuries they've had at receiver. They also have shown a greater committment to running the ball of later with the emergence of former practice squad back DuJuan Harris.
"We're a different football team," QB Aaron Rodgers said. "They're playing differently. They have a lot of the same players obviously, but we've got some different faces out there and we're doing some different things. We didn't have a great opportunity to get the run game going out there, we tried to get Cedric (Benson) going and now we're at our fifth different starting running back in DuJuan Harris.
"Teams kind of figure out their identity during the season. Week 1 is a learning experience for everybody, whether it's win or lose. We lost that game, otherwise we'd be hosting this right now."
The 49ers gave the Packers a number of unscouted looks that seemed to affect their play, but a lot of it was with their offense. They used an array of different formations to confuse the defense and loaded up the line of scrimmage a number of times to create holes for RB Frank Gore.
On defense, the 49ers played their normal zone coverage with a few twists, but they dominated at the line of scrimmage. The Packers have two new starters on the offensive line, C Evan Dietrich-Smith and RT Don Barclay, who add some punch in the run game.
But their level of experience pales in comparison to Jeff Saturday and Bryan Bulaga.
"It's a different line," Rodgers said. "It was Jeff and Bryan, and we were still trying to gel together. That was our first extended time with Jeff in there at center. It's different."
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I have a '63 Chevy 283 with a TH-350 that have been transplanted into a 74 Jeep CJ-5. The Jeep actually belongs to my father, and has been sitting up for about 7 years. I've been trying to get the old heap running. I have already replaced the starter, oil, oil filter, plugs, wires, distributor, rotor, and cap, but the engine just won't fire up. It sounds decent when I attempt to crank it, but the engine won't fire. I'm inclined to think that a rat may have chewed through an important connection over the years. Any ideas?
new fuel, new fuel filter, check spark at pluges,carb may be stopped up
Thanks for the input gentlemen. I plan to wrench on the Jeep this afternoon, so I'll keep you guys posted on my progress, along with any other questions that arise.
Cranks decently huh?
I ran into the same situation recently, I have a high compression 305 with SS monte carlo heads from 81'. I too bought a starter, replaced the battery, checked the alternator, but it still would not turn as fast as it should, and definitely would turn over slowly while it is hot. A friend of mine checked out the battery cables and charging amps to the battery, all great. Then he noticed my new starter, most starters that you buy at the auto parts now are for low torque, low compression engines, and are fine for the new stuff. But for earlier high compression motors require the high torque starters. They are identified by being 1" longer armature. They have a 1" spacer for the terninal on the starter housing to the solenoid. I replaced mine and no more problems, I am shocked about the performance, no more stranded in traffic. If you jump it with a running engine, your new starter may crank over enough to start, but the new stuff is inadequate. Even with the distributor slightly out, it still cranks good.
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You need to first determine if it's fuel or fire...
Spray start fluid down the carb throat ( throttle Open) and crank it..if it fires, you have fuel delivery problems..check the tank for clogs, (OR bad gas) replace the filters, check the fuel pump for volume and pressure..and primary squirter's for fuel on throttle..
IF the fuel is good or it won't start on fluid, check the Ignition. With a DVOM set for dcv X 50 or auto range, measure the voltage at the coil +, it should be 12 volts (or whatever your power at the battery is static..)
Next Crank the engine, it should still be around 12 volts, if not you may need a secondary ignition wire from the "I" or "R" terminal off the starter solenoid..This provides coil power during crank mode.Without it it can make it hard to start or not start at all..
if Good, check the points (assuming the 283 is still stock) set the points for 17 to 19 thousands, BE SURE you still have a rotor! (after running, Dwell to 28 - 32 at 2000 RPM's, check timing after) MAKE sure the points aren't shorting on anything and that you have spark when you mechanically open and close them..(too wide a gap will not allow a spark..) If you put in an HEI, check the module at the local auto zombie for free..replace as needed..and don't forget the heat-sink grease!
Pull a plug, get a jumper cable to the battery ground, clamp the other end to the spark plug base, plug in your wire and crank, if you get spark, move the cable to the block from the battery, if you lose spark, you need a better grounding system, also be sure the coil is mounted on a good ground.
Make sure it is properly static timed..(verify #1 and timing marks on compression TDC both valves closed really is on #1..) and if good,
Do a compression test, low values (like around 60 or 70 ) indicate a jumped timing chain..
Damn Doc!
Thanks for all of the info! I'm accustomed to wrenching on fuel-injected sport bikes, so the jump to a carburated Chevy V8 is a bit of a stretch for me. What is the simplest way to go about finding TDC on the #1 piston? I know I'll need to rotate the crank by hand, but what exactly does that procedure entail? I'm fairly certain its not the fuel system, because I have a relatively new Edlebrock 600 on the engine, and I can see gas being sprayed when another person attempts to start the Jeep. I'll be replacing the fuel filter today, and I siphoned all of the old gas out of the tank as soon as I started working on the vehicle. It does seem sluggish and underpowered starting-wise, so I'm wondering if the problem lies there. Another fellow mentioned that I might be attempting to start the engine with a starter that does not have sufficient power to crank it. The engine was apparently used as a marine powerplant before it was transplanted into the jeep. Would an ancient 283 really be considered a high compression engine? As for the starter itself, the wiring i found to be a bit odd. On the left side of the solenoid is a green wire, which I assume is the "neutral", dead center is the battery hot lead, as well as a second hot lead which I assume to be the secondary ignition lead you mentioned, and the far right post is the ground. How does that sound? I apologize for the length of this post, but I'm a young guy, and as you can see, still learning. Thanks in advance for your help, it is appreciated.
Remove #1 plug
Put finger over hole
Have someone bump the starter until it blows you finger out of the hole
Bring the timing mark up by turning the crank by hand with a socket on a bar
Pull disributor cap and check rotor for alignment with #1 post
This is the simplest way without pulling a valve cover.
The older chevys used 3 wires on the starter. I was the hot lead, the large one in the center, one is the lead to engage the starter, this is usually the terminal labeled s and one to supply 12 volts to the coil while starting. After the car is running and the key is released the coil was feed through a resistor wire.
It could be cranking slow if the timing is too far advanced. 283's were not typically used as performance engines but it is not unheard of either.
Also Doc,
I read your responses to the thread started by Huug on his starting issues. I actually had the exact same problem initially, and like Huug, I stupidly yanked the hot lead off of the battery to kill the starter, which would not disengage. I'm lucky I'm not a crispy critter right now. After the incident, I examined the starter, and saw that the bendix was not retracting. I shimmed the starter (not much) and the problem seems to have been remedied. No more starters that refused to stop starting, and the bendix also retracts back into the starter housing like it should. Should I consider that an isolated incident, or does that indicate that I'm using an underpowered starter?
Doc here,
Remove #1 plug, turn engine until #1 plug pushes air out the hole, check Timing marks, Should be lined up (close to it) ,
Get a Slurppe Straw from one of those 64 gallon drinks..insert it in the plug hole, and set it by hand , until no mater what direction you turn the crank, the straw moves only DOWN..
This is absolute TOP DEAD CENTER..(My version of "poor-man's " piston stop..and it won't gouge a piston..)BOTH intake and Exhaust valves DEAD closed ..
IF you have this, mechanical timing is correct, (no cam / crank errors with the timing chain) ...
Next, pull the Cap, Observing the #1 plug position on the cap tower. look at the rotor, it should point dead on the tower position, IF not reset it until it does..
Rotation of the dizzy is clockwise, Traditionally, #1 is located on the 5 to 7 O'Clock position on the cap..Plugs on the driver's side front to rear are 1,3,5 and 7..Plugs on the passengers side are 2,4,6 and 8...The Firing order is:
IF you have that, it's timed right, and wired right..
Check your Points, look for pits or bent point contact arm..if any found, replace the points and condenser, Set the gap for between 17 and 19 thousands. Be sure nothing is hitting the advance plate (move it forth and back and watch.)
Next Check your timing, get a timing light, start and warm the engine,remove and Plug the vacuum advance line, ..curb Idle should be about 650 for manual trans, and 950 for auto..Set your timing for about 12 degrees. replace the vacuum advance, Recheck your idle and adjust if required..
Next, check your Dwell, get a dwell meter, set it for 28 to 32 Degrees at 2000 RPM..then, re~check the timing, Dwell will change it..reset if needed.
Once you have that, it should be good..
Your Starter, The solenoid is setup as Follows:
The (as your looking at it) Far left terminal, (Fender-well side) Is The "R" or "I" terminal, This is secondary Ignition, It (with the wire disconnected) will only have power on it when the key is in Start mode..It provides power DIRECTLY to the coil + Terminal on start..
The "Center" is the Big Cable is Battery "Hot At All Times" and Traditionally , a 10 gauge red wire that brings power to the fuse buss and powers up the whole car, the fuse link is usually found here also..
The Terminal on the right, (Block side) Is the "S" wire, this is hot only when the key is in the "Start" position..and energizes the starter. This wire comes from the Ignition switch, goes to the Neutral safety Switch , then to the "S" terminal.
Your battery ground should go somewhere on the block AT or near the starter..Two 10 gauge wires should be run from there, One to the firewall, and one to the Alternator Ground lug OR mount bolt.
A Third 4 gauge CABLE should be run from that bolt to the frame..AT every ground point, burnish the paint and grease off the area, use a STAR and LOCK washer, Be sure they are tight..If yours is not this way, you NEED to get it this way..
Be sure you have a FULL charged battery, 6 to 10 hours at 6 amps ought to do it.
Doc here,
The shimming should have taken Care of it..unless it's noisy, or hangs sometimes, I'd call it good..
After more tinkering with the electronics and fuel system, I concluded that the engine was getting ample spark and fuel, but the starter just didn't have enough grunt to turn the engine over. That decided, I installed a pro-torque starter from Summit (pretty nice piece, by the way). Engine turns much better, but still will not start. As mentioned before, I installed a new distributor during the initial stages of the reworking of the engine, and in doing so, probably threw off the timing. So, I'll be taking Doc's advice-setting the timing. I'll update with news of success or more questions.
Attempted to set the #1 at TDC today, and ran into the "minor" inconvenience of being unable to turn the crank manually. On the crank pulley of the 283, there are 3 bolts that hold the pulley on, and one in the center of them that i assume is the bolt that should turn the crank. However, when I crank on the bolt, it tightens for a revolution or two, then gets VERY tough to move. I can force it, but I don't want to strip the threads or break of the head. suggestions?
Doc here,
Remove the plugs then turn it by hand or wrench..
If it's still too hard, you have bigger issues to wory about..like seized bearings.
Since you have not started the motor yet, it is probably flooded with fuel in the cylinders. On the compression strokes, it is impossible to displace all that liquid fuel. So what docvette said, is wise advice. If I am right, stay away from the spark plug holes or get drenched with gasoline. When I get really flooded, I usually disconnect the pickup on the fuel pump and hold the choke and thottle all open while cranking on it until all the gas has escaped from the engine. Check the timing again and just pour a ounce of gas in the carburator and listen to hear the engine try to start momentarily, it should run for a few seconds. When you have it running smoothly, reattach the fuel line and if the float is not stuck, it should run great.
If it has never been started since you bought it, it could have a problem with the bearings, but I don't think it would be that bad, but strange things happen. I bought a 305 that was built by an young man, he had never built a motor before, I put it in my 40 ford, primed it (thank God), and started it, and no oil pressure. I quickly stopped it and discovered that he left the oil pump shaft out. Next, I decided to pull it back out and check the crank bearings. The crank bearings were incorrect, it had 20K, and the crank was stamped 10K. So I measured to confirm that and had to replace them. The rod bearings were not hurt either. So be careful if and when you crank it.
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I have a radiant heat/gas boiler and keep getting pin hole leaks in copper piping close to boiler. It most likely is the high velocity of the water but we have replaced the pump with slowest one around. Our Plumber wants us to throw out the boiler (it's only 5 years old and house is the same age) but i cannot believe that there is not a way to fix this design problem. I am getting very tired of constant replacing of the copper tubing every 6 months or so. Is there anothe metal that is stronger than cooper i suspect i cannot use stainless steel as this is the drinking water. We have tested the PH level in the water and all is well there (we have a water softener)
It seems such a waste throwing out a fairly new boiler
I have come a accross several individuals having the same problem but no one is offering any solutions
Well 304 or 316 stainless steel is perfectly safe for drinking water but I have no idea if it will help. Is the high velocity water really your drinking water? Normally your potable water system would be heated indirectly through some type of heat exchanger. So the potable water lines would not be subjected to the high velocity that might be occuring near the pumps in the radiant loop.
I would think any reputable dealer and installer could recomend an appropriate solution. It might not even be a piping or water quality issue, maybe something like air in your system which causes excessive wear from cavitation or oxidation. I would try talking to the boiler manufacturer and a different dealer/installer.
You can't be pumping your Drinking Water thru the floor before the Tap,..??..........
Is this well water?
What type of copper is installed? (l,k,m)
Have you tried PEX?
Pin holes in copper is a SURE sign of highly acidic water. get it fully checked out and most probably you will need a neutralizer inline with your softner
Are there dielectric unions between all copper parts and all galvanized ones?
Have you tested the hardness of your water to make sure the water softener is doing it's job? You can buy inexpensive hard water test kits just to rule that out.
Thanks all for the reply
Yes, the water hardness has been tested and that is not the problem. This pump i believe gets the hot water to my faucets if i am correct.
THere is no doubt it is the speed of the water that is the problem that has been deceded by couple of plumbers. I think the cooper is 3/4 and my plumber says stainless steel will not work in this case ... we have replaced the parts we can with plastic tubing (radiant heat tubing) but i am pretty sure there is a problem mixing metals ....
I agree that you don't need much water flow for this application and the pump is causing the pinhole leaks. I have dealt with this for many years in a commercial building and the only thing that has solved the problem, is a properly operating water softener. If the softener quits for whatever reason they have pinhole leaks all over the building until the unit is put back in operation. Then about a month later everything settles back down, with no more leaks.
Also did you check to see that you have the dielectric union where dissimilar metals are present, like was asked above? If none of that helps, maybe you can switch to PEX if that is allowed, not sure about that as I've not used it for anything yet.
How does fast moving water cause pinhole leaks? That's a new one to me.
How do dissimilar metals cause pinhole leaks? That's new to me too. It can cause corrosion and ultimately leaks at the joints but shouldn't be causing leaks in the lines.
Are we talking about a recirculating line here? Hot water coming off a coil? Or heat lines?
I think you answered your own question, Marlin. Dissimilar metals can cause corrosion (one metal acts as an anode, one acts as a diode) meaning copper atoms detach and go elsewhere. That's why dielectric unions are needed between copper and galvanized. Not sure why you think corrosion would only happen at joints, though. The corrosion attacks the copper parts, not the solder. I've found this happens most often at elbows where the metal is already thin.
I've never thought that "fast moving water" could cause it, so that's a new one on me too, but it sounds plausible if the corrosion breaks free and acts as an abrasive.
I almost always see this happening next to a water softener. (lots of elbows, no unions)
I guess I see how the disimilar metals could cause it, I've just never seen it happen. It just seems that the amount of corrosion/acidity absorbed by the water at the joint wouldn't be enough to do any damage to the copper.
The water is the conduit for the electrolysis that takes place between dissimilar parts. Its similar to electroplating. It is due to positive and negative charges, not acidity. (and I meant to say anode and cathode above... not anode and diode)
In my search for possible causes of the pinhole leak problem over the years I was told by more than a few plumbers and supply houses that a recirculating pump will cause electrolysis also.
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THank you all for the replies
You are right it is the recirculating pump that pushes the water faster than 4 feet per second. This speed causes the cooper not being able to create it's natural barrier (on the inside) . We have had the pinhole leaks during the last year in copper elbows, copper straight lines etc. THis is though in a very small area just around the boiler were the cooper is attached to the boiler not close to the water softener.
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Are back on the DL polished -- Tommy Karen is here along with field Yates. -- from ESPN Karen from Comcast sports that Michael -- deal marbles on vacation will be back next week. Of talk about a number of things they like -- -- an -- fifteen minutes. A number of things including. The possibility of the Olympics in Boston. Wow. Steve Pagliuca. I am very. -- it's exciting I asked you you know number you're pure numbers guy -- It's just a money maker for Boston because my position is if if Boston even loses. -- dollars us at two dollars and 55 cents an attitude that how does this make money for the city about. The we agree you know this is sit in that -- exploratory stage put. The concept is is to utilize infrastructure in the city ready really tie into. With the city's planning for the future and they have -- a lot of things have planned over the next ten years of this these -- -- -- -- 24. And to do everything on a privately -- basis so. -- -- -- it makes sense for any community to you know really. Spend you know money at taxpayers' pockets and and I think -- he's a look at it can be done that's been done before. I don't -- Shaughnessy wrote about designed to Sunday column he talked about how it's a bad idea to bring the Olympics the Boston and you mentioned. A number of cities Montreal. London. Atlanta. Cities that he's suggesting lost money as everybody made. Whatever the number is ten million dollars 59 point nine dollars from the Olympics. The Salt Lake into positive I believe the first Delhi games were positive and it violently and it was very close department as well -- -- if he is in a different mission and I had. But the key is to really you know set up and record budget and and see if it's feasible you're using structured to have the city. And and eleven was a very successful games in and people very proud that it would happen. Steve Tom -- and I'm wondering what's the upside boil it down distill it for me. Is it just a feel good type thing and helps commerce going forward. I mean I don't see the all overall ups that were pretty -- a well known city that has one eagle Ford the first voice. Like -- there Pierce's first volcano where were we I think we're the best sports cities is because probably green country. And it would be an honor to host the Olympics and have you know in the world class -- be here. It's obviously -- in the economy that to bring all those those people and if it did it for that period it is to replicate because it is to take any undertaking can. Billions of dollars of revenues and expenditures in this in this city in this whole Boston -- doing here that matter. So. I think as long -- you don't. Try to try to insist with public tax dollars. And count on you know extra expenditures net and stick to a budget. 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They -- to budgets I think when the private sector involved in their car -- people that are expert at this here you can pull off. -- a question for him if and when asked about two basketball team was suppressed. Or even submitting a bid I mean how how much money is involved. Just to get the international Olympic committee's attention. For for Boston being a final. You know what it will for the first step is you have to win the US it. And that will be a process after that he was the budgets are for going to the next level of I think right now. John fission and this little group has done a great job positioning -- Tennessee. The very viable candidate at this for Kennedy's left and again we are exploring this in conjunction with the USOC. And the USOC wants to put on the games in America that is fiscally responsible as. It's sustainable and that is accretive to the cities that are our city is doing amazing things -- -- colleges universities. They're they're doling out transportation infrastructure all these things would be done anyway. I think it would contribute charged that an incident that process. And the cost people who need to to kind of -- -- bit of -- -- as much initially to see if you if you can kind of get in the final round they go up after you you have to you know. Post people for the world -- and -- the -- of Boston but I think will be very exciting. If he'd get the games here against tenure to with a very long term project but I think to be good for the state of the city. And and great for Boston. Are one more question on the Olympics will more fish was on the station earlier today was -- a morning show. I was interviewed and was playing out in south the first time that was planned out that there there could be a conflict of interest. -- with fish he wants the Olympics to come to Boston but he is tied in to Suffolk construction and this is a construction company. Tends to make it pretty penny. If the Olympics are granted to Boston is this any could this be a problem and you got to try to tell the story of how. All the Olympics could benefit Boston but this is a a side bar. That could be. A pretty big distraction for. I I really don't think it will be you know John has done an amazing job billion dollars of Boston has been typically. Out there you're really helping communities. All of these things will be competitively bid the committee is a large committee. John John's interest in this is really to build a legacy for bought things he's done very very well he doesn't need to. You need to be built in -- building to be very successful he says has an amazing record. And that he's really doing this as a labor of -- as are all the committee members were excited about sports excited that the Olympics and I are frequent Olympics in Atlanta. And really enjoyed those games late and ended in Salt Lake Connecticut and -- on cost. -- started something called Olympic aid he was he's four time gold medal speed skater. He's the Michael Jordan your speed skating -- there. And you know I spent -- tenure with your arguments still doing this he's using the Olympics to promote your charitable causes and so. There are there are many many great things commitment Johnston and this is whomever -- that the paralympics also comes along with the Olympics and and it and that's a lot of fun -- so. I don't think that'll be an issue at all it's a large committee and everything's going to be done an urgent basis and and and John has hugely positive track record of integrity and and really try to do great things to community. As you pointed out the Olympics coming years ten years from now but. About something that we can look forward to a November like Kevin Love on the Celtics they're gonna happen. 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I was on the -- I missed it and on our action that was an 11 o'clock right -- was on Comcast and I was going to replay there it is there it is is that the debut of the tabloid that camera -- to let the ten points in the defensive impact -- that the game we're talking about. Sickening it's six steals and and he just has that presence out there are so point the first game but I was very excited to see him play and the progress of -- clinic -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- We had him rated very very high in the draft and you know about it it and it's seventeen was was incredible so. We're pretty excited and and and Brad and his staff were incredibly full gears of I'm looking forward to the next season. Tacked on a -- -- World Cup let's go on this seven zip Germany. -- being -- have nothing your are your World Cup guy. I am I am I am. That's felt like -- games over the. I think it's over I think I think there -- cancel amount that the host country is it is about done huh. There's early in my career at thirty years I lived in Holland. And and they made it to the semifinals and finals of the World Cup and I got hooked on soccer that effectively been in a country like all of -- and -- people. Right now there right now they're the is going to be playing I think tomorrow. To making the final the country's seventeen million people with consistent gets the final but they're they're unbelievable for such small nation be so great soccer so it's really exciting. Our attacks we appreciated thanks a -- -- I honestly. It is the value of the Celtics talking about the Olympics. And he sounds like he wants that to happen and John fears the conflict of interest does not bother him and you in the NC conflict of interest there. While we were talking about Josh Gordon before -- came on. There are a lot of text a lot of interest on this who get as many calls we can't in before the world famous like -- sparkles now. A dumb calls about five to eight minutes to talk to Josh Josh is in New Hampshire -- was going on. They got a report that agent. I just ordered they optical undergo a drug in my life -- are are all tired of all up forward there are -- -- I mean. Bit different but I -- George -- is crucial port everyday work hard at what he does he do it at all. And I agree -- he got a problem that need to be addressed that alcohol but it's not like he's. But delinquent that ought to. Is every day I'm going to work. -- somebody's got to what is but I have a tougher year Josh yeah BP he has he's been harmful to the organization. And even -- -- interviewer -- you disagree with with marijuana and you don't think you should be criminalized to whatever to whatever your opinion is about marijuana. It his his industry his industry says he can't even do it you have to stop doing this if you wanna continue. And he continues to do so. I don't know if you can really. I don't know if you can really make that argument about the -- scored Dennis is and mould that this was up. Well good afternoon gentlemen. Just curious how do you think this -- which -- use that ten point three million dollar trade exception they got from Paul he has deal. I think they have looked alike tend to the fourteenth to use it -- lose that. Until Saturday you have to use it on Saturdays ten point three million dollars. There has been speculation Stephen A Smith was on with this early in at 3 o'clock hour you can check out the interview WEEI dot com. Stephen A Smith believes that the perfect -- Rajon Rondo would be Indiana Pacers so maybe there's a deal. -- you can use that exception. For a deal for Lance Stephenson. And that makes sense if Rondo if Indiana's interest in -- -- -- they need somebody like Rhonda. It would make sense to use it in a deal like that because I can't imagine. Stephenson around doing the saint -- And it was reported yesterday that the Celtics did have some interest correct in Stevenson. -- -- record wrecked. That is already turned down a 44 million dollar extension from a five year round on Indiana. So like it if you're complaining about Rondo viewer totals two point you know you know who you are a lot of Celtics fans don't like the the Rondo program. Well you'll be missing. Rondo. If you have to deal with Lance Stephenson he's. Is quite a handful. Let's talk to before the let -- Rollins talked to Mike Mike the MacArthur my. They got it done and like right. Adequate kind of you know why did fox and bill after the Winter Olympics because. So tricky -- is one country evolve so let's have an impact. June oh product shipment to a lot of pain actually already in place -- ranks the heat are opting out the main area. And it is you know what with less acute and well I'll let you collect the option that traffic I like it but I don't know I think. Have not been the problem with the idea that the Winter Olympic. -- This Summer Olympics but the problem coaching. -- -- well. Steve value to make it seem clear that the others there's snakes significant financial upside for for landing a Summer Olympics without having to dip into public funds. I can imagine that this means in terms of scaling -- mean the Summer Olympics are far more beneficial from punish him when the Winter Olympics out there. Out of there insignificant but we're taught -- -- two different beast here. Our look at photos go to known packs for awhile I like them Alex -- Pagliuca. And so. He is I'm confident that he's a good gotten by without being sick. I need more than. This will be a boon to the city of Boston it's a feel good moment we are great sports. Are -- -- great sports city all that. I need itemized. Information. Credit -- information. From 83 party and I got third party who has who has no interest in bringing in the Olympics the Boston a third party. Who has studied the Olympics for the last 25 years said OK this is exactly. What the city of Atlanta. Got from the Olympics. This is well it. This is what the city of Boston net tend to get wool wool can expect -- from the Olympics in London did 2012. All -- line you don't want to say. Want to say to you and don't -- it feel to me I want to walk into Matta pan in Roxbury and Brockton and Fall River. And places that you know when western mass and tell the people there who have questions about. The school books that age to beaten up in the classrooms from the inability to pay teachers. Tell them how this is -- that I tell them how this is better. For them. Then otherwise because I don't care how much revenue it generates he did mention an expenditure there's going to be money out prior to money it. Tell them how it's gonna benefit. Tell me how it's gonna benefit. Well I think I think that's fair to say that about the Olympics but I mean we can take that approach with. A lot of things that we do in the city that had nothing to do with the Olympics there's something grander scale racquets are leaks sift through today and find any number of Mexico what was there about what. A lot of us all the fireworks somewhat tournament events that that this city is spending some real money on click okay who who does this benefit. Right well this that there's an overall. Curb appeal that you get to the city when you have big time event would be to Boston Pops there. Any number of events can -- the city. That build up its reputation okay when we're talking about such an expenditure of effort. -- police presence. Of taxpayer money. And -- will definitely come to that then I think you'll move all the people of the commonwealth. A direct explanation as to why the body is better spent on that line. -- -- -- Seven nothing seven nothing Brazil over -- can be -- -- and friend -- over Brazil I don't wanna confuse you. Germany is crushing Brazil I mean this has been this is a shocking shocking result you know. That Brazil. It has some injuries but not like this in Brazil's -- so 71 comeback Brazil has scored in the ninetieth minute -- Think they're gonna have enough time even -- stoppage time and -- don't have enough to come back seven -- Juan. How embarrassing. It was not a bears. But it was dumb and throwing it in necessary. -- the world famous lightning round the world famous lightning round -- be outscored 71. Against Germany the world famous flight -- beat Germany. We have some questions for -- like around 617779793. Cents -- 27779793. -- one. What would the world think of Boston during the Olympics in what would Boston -- of the world number two would you signed Josh Gordon. If you -- the patriots did trade for Josh Gordon. Three was gone out -- the Red Sox for. Wares abroad James going. 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Comedian Rove McManus and actor Belinda Emmett will marry in a private ceremony in Sydney today.
The couple met five years ago and have been known as television's golden couple, getting engaged in July last year.
"Everything is going so smoothly," McManus' publicist and friend Maria Farmer said today.
"We are all very excited, especially the bride and groom."
The wedding will take place at the Mary Immaculate Catholic Church in Sydney's eastern suburb of Waverley with the reception to be held at a city hotel.
Rove, who turned 31 last week, is best known as host of the Ten network's Rove Live, while Emmett starred in Seven's Home And Away and All Saints.
Emmett has kept a low profile in recent years while undergoing treatment for cancer.
The official guest list is being kept a secret but is expected to comprise mostly close family and friends.
Higher profile guests are expected to include Rove Live comedians Peter Hellier and Corinne Grant and singer Marcia Hines, who sang a duet with Emmett on her latest album.
Details of Emmett's wedding dress are being kept a closely guarded secret.
It was initially thought the couple would sell their wedding pictures to a tabloid magazine to raise money for cancer research. Instead, they will release a single photo and press statement late tomorrow afternoon.
The couple is extremely private and rarely appears at public events.
However, Emmett has been with her fiance at the Logie Awards for the past two years when Rove won the Gold Logie both times.
"Belinda is just wonderful," Rove said after winning his second Logie.
"It goes without saying she is undoubtedly the best reward I've ever received.
"If the choice had to be made between this (the Logie) and her, I would hand back every single Logie."
To that, Emmett said her fiance was incredible.
"I don't think I could have gotten through this (cancer treatment) the way that I have, if I hadn't had him here for support," she said.
Emmett was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1998 and underwent intensive treatment and an operation to remove a malignant tumour.
She has since relapsed and, in 2001, a Sydney oncologist diagnosed Emmett with secondary bone cancer after scans of her back and told the actor the disease could ultimately claim her life.


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Ohio State women's basketball coach Jim Foster will not return next season, athletic director and associate vice president Gene Smith announced.
Foster was 279-82 in 11 seasons at Ohio State and is the program's winningest coach in terms of victories and winning percentage (.772). He won six consecutive conference championships from 2005-10 and appeared in 10 consecutive NCAA tournaments.
Ohio State was Foster's third stop in a 35-year career, which began at St. Joseph's and continued to Vanderbilt. He won 783 games and is one of two coaches in men's or women's college basketball with at least 200 wins at three different schools.
"Jim Foster has meant so much to so many over his career," Smith said. "His work in mentoring young people on and off the court has been exceptional. The Ohio State women's basketball program was made better under Jim's leadership over the last 11 years. He and (wife) Donna have been wonderful representatives of our university and we wish them the best."
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New Zealand's beaches are not as pristine as some people may think, figures from the eco group Sustainable Coastlines show.
Volunteers have collected 123,817kg of rubbish from NZ beaches since the organisation started four years ago. That is the equivalent of filling 30 buses with trash.
The Herald on Sunday's Beach Busters campaign has been encouraging Kiwis to help clean up the coastlines.
Sustainable Coastlines has teamed up with Community Probation Services, and 305 young offenders have so far helped in the clean-ups in Auckland and Wellington.
Mike Andzue, senior community work supervisor in South Auckland, believes the scheme is helping some wayward youth stay out of trouble. "Helping clean up the beaches ... has given these kids a sense of pride and purpose. I have not seen any returning to offending after they have finished. The work is clearly having an impact on their behaviour."
A survey revealed 93 per cent of the young offenders enjoyed being involved. About 73 per cent said they were likely to change their behaviour based on what they had learned.
"I felt morally enlightened today. I'm now more at one with our coastlines," one wrote. Another said: "I won't be littering any more and will be advising people against it."
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'El Monstruo': The cartels have a tank
- By Joshua Keating
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy
This item from Jalopnik on the Mexican drug cartels' latest hardware achievement should add some fuel to the debate over whether Mexico's drug war is, in fact, an actual war:
The Blog Del Narco reports that the tank was captured two weeks ago after a firefight outside Ciudad Mier in northern Mexico. The vehicle had a top speed of 68 mph, and could carry 12 people — but had no side shielding for its tires, which ultimately led to its end.
It's not the first time the drug cartels have turned to armored vehicles to augment their forces; this heavy-duty armored truck was captured last year. And Mexican officials have said they expect similar monsters are already lurking in the countryside.
Between the Mexican cartels' building tanks, Colombian drug smugglers making homemade submarines, and the gonzo mechanic genius of Libya's rebels, is it possible that the world predicted in Mad Max has actually come to pass and no one noticed?


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Another exciting adventure in Korea! So glad you didn't get badly hurt with the falling on the slopes. Be careful, including when you're walking around in town. We want you back in one piece! Keep making the most of your time in Korea, and we can wait to see you and hear more stories from you when you're home!
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The bus ride went off without a hitch and soon we were through the Friday night traffic and traveling through the subways of Seoul. Our destination for the evening was going to be the Dragon Hill Spa, which is one of the most famous jjimjilbangs on Korea. In case you don't know, a jjimjilbang is a bath house that you can sleep at for cheap. Neither Paul nor I had ever stayed over at a jjimjilbang so we decided to give it a try. We found our destination easily, and went inside. We paid 12 dollars each and were give a small hand towel and a pair of cotton shorts and a matching t-shirt. We went to our separate locker rooms to change into our uniforms and stash our stuff for the night
We took a brief lap around the place, fascinated by the large arcade, the numerous snack bars, and the strange saunas that are shaped and decorated like pyramids. We found the main sleeping hall and discovered that it had 2 big screen TVs playing some random Korean program loudly. Most people were milling around, visiting with friends or family. We looked down at the marble floors, which were heated just enough that they weren't cold, and then at each other. There were no blankets or sleeping pads, all we could find were little block shaped pillows to rest our heads on. Paul and I found a quieter corner to settle into and I crammed ear plugs into my ears in an unsuccessful attempt to block out the clatter of the room.
Neither of us got much sleep, the room continued to be active through out the night. At 3 am I got up to go to the bathroom and was impressed to find that every open space in the large sleeping hall was filled with a resting body. Paul and I got up at 5:30 showered and dressed before checking out to meet up with the group.
We found our tour bus easily and were soon headed East towards the mountains. Paul and I got to get a little bit more rest of the bus, but there were a few loud passengers on the bus that didn't make that any easier. We arrived at our destination shortly before noon and we were able to rent our gear for the day. I have only skied a couple of times in my life and have never snowboarded so I was excited and nervous to get onto the mountain. Likewise Paul has never snowboarded, but he has a bit more experience on skis than I do
We pulled into Yongpyong Resort and headed straight to the slopes. We walked a little ways up the bunny slope and then sat ourselves down in the snow to strap our boards to our feet. There were a few more experienced snowboarders there to help us learn and they showed me how my boots should latch onto the board.
Now that I was kitted up, the next step is to get on my feet... Oh crap. I couldn't get up. Seriously, for the life of me I couldn't get on my feet. You are supposed to sit in the snow and point your toes up and then boost yourself onto your feet without starting to slide down the mountain. I couldn't do it. Try and try and try, I just couldn't get up onto my feet. Other people were starting to learn the basics of snowboarding and I couldn't even get up! One of our guides was kind enough to help me up to my feet, but I was only up for a moment before I crashed back down to the ground. Soon I was sweating with effort and my glasses were fogging up. This was going to be a loooong day.
Paul and I decided to go up the ski lift sooner than we probably should have. We took our boards off (easier and safer for beginners) and rode up the lift. We got to the top and sat down next to each other to strap our boards on. I tried, once again, to get up the way I was supposed to and I failed miserably. Finally I cartwheeled my board over so that I was laying on my stomach on the snow, facing up towards the top of the mountain
So this is how I proceeded down the mountain. Flip over onto my stomach, start sliding down the hill backwards, turn myself around, go WAY too fast, and then wipe out in the snow. By the time I made it to the bottom I was a bit of a wreck and I was glad to have to wait in line to get up the ski lift.
My second trip down the slopes was not easier. In fact the more snowboarding I did, the worse I seemed to get. My muscles became fatigued easily and it made me clumsy and awkward on my board. Once again I was careening down the slopes and the edge of my board caught in an uneven patch of snow and I hurtled, face first, to the ground. As I slowly pushed myself up onto my elbows I saw tiny skis slide up beside me. I looked up and saw a tiny Korean girl looking down at me, she couldn't have been more than six years old
After a few more trips down the hill I was more than ready to be done and thankfully our lift tickets had basically run out. Unfortunately Paul's last trip down the mountain had been a doozy and he was limping a bit as we made our way back to the bus. We turned in our equipment and were eager to get back to our hostel where we would be eating dinner and warming up.
Our tour group fried up burgers and chicken nuggets for our dinner and we all ate standing around in one of the rooms, having worked up a massive appetite. After dinner some people wanted to go back and hit the slopes for another round of skiing and snowboarding, but Paul and I decided that we would take advantage of the sauna at the resort for some rest and relaxation.
We returned back to the hostel shortly after 10 and we were all ridiculously tired and ready for bed
It was a rough night and we woke early to eat breakfast and go back to the resort. By this point I was feeling a little overwhelmed, so I broke off from the group and found a quiet coffee shop at the resort to waste some time in. After a couple hours of peace and quiet I was feeling much more relaxed and ready for the rest of the day. Unfortunately that was short lived. When I got back to the bus to start the journey back to Seoul we were missing a couple from our group. We waited for more than a half an hour and even had people go search for the couple but they were nowhere to be found. We had no choice, we had to leave. As the bus headed away we tried to call their cell phones and started to call the resort to try to get a hold of them over the loud speaker. Nothing. No luck at all.
We go back to the hostel to pick up the last of our gear and some more members of our tour group, but we still can't get a hold of the missing skiers. We direct the bus back towards Seoul, but it is tense with worry, especially when we realize that both of the skiers have all of their stuff (including their shoes) on the bus. Finally, three hours after they were supposed to be picked up the organizer of our tour group gets a call. The pair had been found out on the slopes. They swear that they were there at the bus pick up but couldn't find us. When they missed our bus back they decided to go back to skiing. Thankfully they were able to attach themselves to another tour group that would be heading back towards Seoul so they would eventually get home.
The rest of the trip was thankfully uneventful and both Paul and I were glad to return home to our respective beds in our quiet apartments.
High adventure! :D
Speed, snow, hurtling down the mountains of Korea and crashing, that is an extreme vacation! It would have been better if you'd been able to garner better sleeping quarters. Also, beware of English-speaking Korean girls on skis, they sound adorable. :lol:
Ride fast, take chances Babe! ;)


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