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  • Ad Rock & Sole Plaice

    3.5 star rating
    219 reviews
    • 1.7 Miles
    Covent Garden
    47 Endell Street
    London WC2H 9AJ
    Phone number 020 7836 3785

    cooked superbly, with a large range of varieties of fish always being sold, along with other chip-shop food. Even if you don't want fish, the chips are still great, proper good chips, with

  • 1. fish!

    3.5 star rating
    61 reviews
    • 0.2 Miles
    London Bridge
    Cathedral Street
    London SE1 9AL
    Phone number 020 7407 3803

    I liked these fish/chips - the fish tasted fresh and the frying definitely added the fat to make it taste great...the side of chips were a nice complement to the flavorful fish.  If you're in…

  • 2. Sweetings Restaurant

    4.5 star rating
    7 reviews
    • 0.4 Miles
    The City
    39 Queen Victoria Street
    London EC4N 4SF
    Phone number 020 7248 3062

    Very good but VERY pricey!  The service was also great. The ambiance is a bit stale and formal.   There's other fish and chips in London that are just as good for a lot less money.…

  • 3. Masters Super Fish

    4.5 star rating
    58 reviews
    • 1.0 Miles
    191 Waterloo Road
    London SE1 8UX
    Phone number 020 7928 6924

    This is great, totally authentic, London fish and chip shop. It's a great place to get takeaway fish and chips on a rainy Thursday night, and the portions are enormous. We generally get…

  • South Bank, Southwark
    88A Tooley Street
    London SE1 2TF
    Phone number 020 7357 0712

    Best Fish and Chips I ever ate in London. Just classic as ist has to be.…

  • 5. Poppies

    4.0 star rating
    88 reviews
    • 1.0 Miles
    Brick Lane, Shoreditch
    6-8 Hanbury Street
    London E1 6QR
    Phone number 020 7247 0892

    Some of the best fish and chips I had in London. In London is key - the further North you go, in my opinion, the better fish and chips you will get. This place has a great atmosphere and some…

  • 6. Long Lane Fish Bar

    4.0 star rating
    7 reviews
    • 0.6 Miles
    154 Long Lane
    London SE1 4BS
    Phone number 020 7407 2946

    It's a dive, it's a basic fish and chips shop and that's pretty damn fine. The prices are low, the fish is fried quick. What more could you want in a fish and chip shop. They have the usual…

  • 7. Happy Days

    4.0 star rating
    9 reviews
    • 0.8 Miles
    Aldgate, Petticoat Lane
    44 Goulston Street
    London E1 7TP
    Phone number 020 7377 9815

    Excellent Fish & Chips as usual in the friendliest restaurant in town…

  • Borough
    134-138 Bourough High Street
    London SE1 1LB
    Phone number 020 7357 7016

    support! The decor is slightly weird, not what you'd expect from a fish and chip shop  it used to be a Lebanese restaurant that was wildly overpriced, so I expect the decor to be a throwback…

  • Southwark, Waterloo
    79A Waterloo Road
    London SE1 8
    Phone number 020 7928 1484

    with glossy floors and crystal lighting. I wouldn't say it's the best fish and chips I've ever had but it's incredibly convenient, less than a block away from Waterloo station. The chips are…

  • 10. Ocean Blue Fish & Chips

    4.0 star rating
    1 review
    • 0.5 Miles
    Aldgate, Tower Hill
    Tower of London
    London EC3N 4AB
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    How many minutes does it take four ravenous American girls to polish off a giant platter of fish & chips? Ketchup, tartar sauce and chili sauce* are inclusive.   Approximately 3.  Best London…

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Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether

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Allan In NE

11-16-2012 07:09:59

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Are you using the factory either injection?

Those tiny tubes plug up and you might not even be getting the either to the engine.

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 Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether in reply to Allan In NE, 11-16-2012 07:09:59
No, we have the intake tube right off. Spraying ether right into the manifold.

Can you even pull start these? I think it has a hydraulic clutch. I know I can't pull my 1086 but being my neighbors tractor I don't know as much about this one I'd assume its the same as mine.

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 Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether in reply to Jasondr, 11-16-2012 13:01:38

Then, you've got engine troubles; more than likely low compression, since the engine was stuck. That is to say, the engine may now be free but perhaps all of the rings aren't.

If this were my tractor, I shoot a can of GM's Top Engine Cleaner in the intake while cranking it over. Slop it down real good and let it soak overnight to see if the thing loosens up enough to at least get it started.

Also, do you have good engine cranking speed? No, ya can't pull 'em to start.

Another thought; perhaps you're up against the original reason it was parked to start with?

Just thinkin' out loud here,

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 Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether in reply to Allan In NE, 11-17-2012 02:31:29
First thanks for all your time thinking about this thing, i really appreciate it. We had penetrating oil down the injector holes to get it loosened up then cranked it over to blow it out, then squirted motor oil to lube and help with compression. It cranks over good for about five seconds then slows way down, one week battery I'm guessing because we have it on a big battery charger , new starter. I guess it ran good when it was parked. They just used it for tillage and all the land was into hay.

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 Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether in reply to Allan In NE, 11-16-2012 07:09:59
I bought one that sat 8 years,we put the ether to the air intake and it popped off.

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Re: TO35 back in the family

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11-20-2012 14:40:18

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Since joining the forum I have enjoyed your insight. Regarding the Pivot Pin and bushing, I have a total parts diagram and assume it is part numbers 183221M11 for the bushing and 180344M12 for the pivot pin. They are inexpensive at around $45.00 for the set and don't seem too hard to replace. On the project list!

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 Re: TO35 back in the family in reply to danderson, 11-20-2012 14:40:18
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Make sure that you do get the correct parts as there is more than one type of Bush and the Pivot Pin is also peculiar to the Bush that is fitted. The Bushes originally were a thin wall type and the later ones had a thick wall with a collar on one edge. If you have this thick wall type, fit TWO not just one and it will give more support to the axle and prevent the load being transferred to the Radius Rods as it wears.The Axle beam is different depending on the bush fitted, the thick wall type has a larger hole in the Centre Axle Beam. If you need more information about this or anything else, email me direct at

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Re: Cub mower deck belt

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Just a word of caution, If your belt twists around pulleys like my 40+ year cadet does......only buy the OEM equipment, they cost but they do stand up....on my 3rd belt on a 1969 model, cut an acre a week....Alex

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 Re: Cub mower deck belt in reply to Alex MacEwing, 04-11-2013 20:18:27
Have to agree with Alex. OEM is well worth the extra $'s. Will far outlast the other's.

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Re: Old Massey in Afghanistan

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Another good reason enlisted men should ignore officers. If Sam was there, he'd find a big enough dufflebag to fit it in. did you ever think that thing got some fresh gas and a new battery, and went back to work? Hopefully not in someone's poppy patch!!

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 Re: Old Massey in Afghanistan in reply to Tony in Mass., 02-09-2013 19:56:48
The thought that a little gas and a battery did cross my mind... But then I would spend the next hour trying to figure out how to squeeze it into my bag and bring it home.

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Tony, just curious if you have been in military?

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Re: DOT safety or money (very long post)

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there a mess, it has helped safety, at least around here as we have many trucks which are lets say minority owned and in such bad shape they shouldnt even be on the road, when one of these guys sees a crusier he quickly calls his compardres, and all go hide, i mean in 10 minutes the truck traffic is 1/3 of what it was, still its who you know that counts one of these guys has hit something with his truck a freightliner, he still on the road every day, he has; the 1/2 of the bumper thats still on the truck held there to a shattered hood fender assembly with baling wire, no headlites present on the truck at all, 1 turn signal on the right front fender, and no rear mud flaps present, i garentee you such a pos wouldnt even leave our shop, let alone get onthe road, but if it did i couldnt get 5 miles and id be headed for the jail and the judge , the other problem i personally have experienced here is dot cops who i guess are supposed to be under a superior cops supervision for training, instead there out here on their own, the problem is they dont know enough about a heavy truck to know whats right and whats not right, a buddy of mine got a ticket with a brand new mack ch series, still had the paper sticker in the windshield, the problem was a "air leak" said air leak was actually the front axle brake delay valve- working as intended but because it went pssst, and the cop didnt know what it was, he decided to issue a ticket for it, it got thrown out of court due to my buddy having a certificate sent from mack trucks inc. describing the valve, its purpose and the fact that it was a factory installed part, as all newer trucks have also , kind of nice if the truck cop actually knew something about trucks, lol kind of like right now we got a dr running for the sheriff's job this dr is such a quack that the local hospital doesnt allow him to practice on its premises,his patients have to be turned over to another dr, now he wants to be the sheriff, im just a redneck but to be a sheriff wouldnt it be good to have a background in law enforcement? lol

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Are you and your partner expecting for the first time and you can’t seem to get along?

Does he blame it on the hormones and does it drive you crazy?

Let’s face it, having a baby can be exciting and joyous, but is also quite stressful.

If tension is running high in your home and you are pregnant and fighting, here’s what to do:

Get a grip on your relationship

If you don’t, things are going to get a whole lot worse.

Having a baby is no joke.  Your entire world is about to be turned upside down.  This may the best thing that’s happened to either of you, but the even so, it’s probably going to be really hard!

You probably know this and that may be why you’re so stressed out.  You may be feeling on edge with each other now because stakes are higher than ever:  You’re about to bring a human into the world. Your new job, not to be taken lightly, is to keep that human alive.

Sadly, big events like engagements, marriages and babies can bring out the worst in couples.

Do you ever wonder why that is?

These events are milestones and often signify a deepened level of commitment.

They mean you should be that much closer to your partner, you should rely on them that much more…

…and you’ll be that much more hurt if something goes wrong.

Even though these big events are joyous and are reason to celebrate, they can be super scary to many of us.  Sometimes we don’t even realize it.  That fear can manifest as anything to mild irritation to downright hostility and rage.

Add to this fear the sleepless nights, the emotional roller coaster of living with an infant, the countless ways you will both mess up (everyone does), and you have a recipe for disaster if your connection with each other isn’t strong.

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Get a grip on your relationship.

Take a deep breath and talk to your partner about how you are stressed about this time bomb that’s about to go off, and how you want to make sure that your relationship can offer you both a shelter from the trauma of being new parents.

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A slightly smaller group of workers (27 percent) said they prefer a wireless keyboard, with Forrester noting that Samsung offers a full-size keyboard accessory for use with its Galaxy Tab line, while Apple's Bluetooth keyboard also fits the bill.

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  • Say One Thing, Do Another

    Tablets with keyboards have been available for most of the last decade, in case you've forgotten. Didn't Bill Gates say in 2001 that Windows XP was designed for tablets? But Windows tablets have never sold.

    It's the same kind of phenomenon as all those surveys "showing" that large numbers of Android users would defect to another platform for their next phone. If they did what they said they would do, the platform they switched to would be bigger than IOS by now.

    In short, don't pay too much attention to marketing surveys. Perhaps the best way to look at it is they're not answering the question you think you're asking them.
    • ?

      But android is bigger than IOS right now.... much bigger
      • RT is the future for the masses.

        For the masses, RT is much better then Atom based tablets. Most of poeple do not need to install PC apps on tablets. They just browse, check e-mails, work with office. And RT is perfect for that. RT devices are thinner, cheaper, and with better battery life. And the most important part is, that it is safer for normal users. They do not install any crap on those machines which will make them slow after a year!!! I think this is the biggest benefit of RT. I would recommend it to any person who is not IT geek and just need a device to consume the net.
        RT is the best os, that MS has made, but poeple will need time to find out. Specially, when "IT gurus" will spread that it is already dead. :)
        • WIndows RT born to fail

          you are crazy, Windows RT ta dead, is easier you resurrect a pharaoh
          Windows RT was slow on a Tegra 3 ( surface RT )
          Henrique Dourado
          • Not unlike you, HD

            You know, the "born to fail" part.
            William Farrel
          • It started off slow

            But then they optimized it, and it's pretty good.
            Michael Alan Goff
          • If RT is dead then iOS is dead...

            ...because they both serve the exact same purpose. A limited functionality OS primarily for consuming content. RT just has the added ability to use fully functional Office.
          • I don't think so...

            The difference is that iOS has a large installed user base, an abundance of software, owns the enterprise market and has a happy user base.

            A more accurate statement would be: because RT servers the same market as iOS it will not be able to compete and will die off, which is exactly what is happening.
          • IOS doesn't own the enterprise market!!! Please correct your statement

            Heck Apple Doesn't even have a server! Devices that can Domain Join are true enterprise ready devices. That will never be a device provided by Apple!
          • Wrong on two counts

            iOS is currently the most-used mobile OS in the enterprise.
            Apple DOES have a server--much smaller and less expensive than anybody else's.
          • Except for Android...

            Much cheaper.

            And is approved for government use.

            And happens to be about 75% of all mobile devices...
          • Was it dead?

            Surface RT will end up selling by over 2m. I recommend 5m either by discount or give away. What is important now for Microsoft is that it must ensure there are between 3-5m Surface RT in circulation to kick in profit from advert and Apps. They will generate more income than loss in price cut/discount
          • My Surface RT...

            is no slower than any ipad/android tablet I have used. Your hate for MS is making you spew untruthful garbage. Best leave this to the adults.
        • Good for its purpose ... depending on the purpose

          The Surface RT (with a type cover) may be a nearly perfect device for those who currently use computers mainly for simple content-consumption purposes with little content creation, but the same could be said for an iPad or Android tablet with a physical keyboard; the ASUS Transformer line with its dockable keyboard comes to mind, but any tablet with a Bluetooth keyboard will serve the same purpose. Surface RT offers a same-brand keyboard that blends in with the overall look of the tablet, and that is an advantage over, say, my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 with a separate third-party Bluetooth keyboard.

          The Surface Pro has that same advantage, and also runs the "full" version of Windows 8, making it more suitable for those who need more computing power for content creation or the ability to run Windows applications. But it's priced competitively with ultrabooks, some of which offer even more power or greater battery life; its only important advantage over ultrabooks is the ability to un-dock from the keyboard when desired, and that may be important in some situations.

          But when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. I have different devices for different purposes. My smartphone is the most mobile, but its tiny size makes it hardest to use for serious computing. My main desktop is the easiest to use for everything I do, but it isn't even remotely portable, much less mobile. Just as a good carpenter seldom buys everything in his/her toolbox at one time, I bought each device as I could afford it, and I upgrade as I can afford it. (My laptop is a big, heavy notebook; I'll replace it with an ultrabook someday, perhaps.)

          A Surface RT may be all some people need, but I couldn't get by with just a Surface RT. Scratch that -- i probably could get by with only a Surface RT if I had to, but it would be a compromise that I don't care to make because I do many things that no single device can do well. And there are a few things the Surface RT can't do at all, such as making phone calls from my car or running certain applications (both traditional Windows and Linux software) that I happen to like.

          Use what works well for you; it's all about choice, after all. And don't ever think you have to limit yourself to just one device, because when it comes to the things we do with computing devices one size doesn't fit all very well.
          • Finally!

            Appreciated the formatting wluffman. Thanks!
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        • Not Seeing It

          What niche is RT supposed to fit into? It is the "netbook" of tablets.
          On the other side, I have an iPad4 with Zagg keyboard - use it infrequently, a Transformer with keyboard dock - use is very frequently, and a Surface Pro with Keyboard - use it very frequently.
          Not seeing how RT fits.
      • Not in the Enterprise

        Apple iOS owns the enterprise at this time. Android is making its in roads with the youth and people looking for a low cost entry point.
        • Please look up the definition of an Enterprise Ready Device!!!

          Apple's weakness is Enterprise!!!
          • It seems the enterprise could care less about Enterprise Ready

            They're more concerned about how it works for THEM. Enterprise Ready has a tendency to mean Over Complicated.
          • could care less -> couldn't care less

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Microsoft's new, more social Bing goes live in the U.S.

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The new three-column design includes a Metro-fied and more spartan search page, a list of search results "compiled by Bing" ("snapshot") in a second column; and social results from personal contacts (if you sign into Bing and link Bing with your social networks) and influentials in the third "sidebar" column.

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"It includes information, such as maps and reviews, and quick ways to take action, so booking a restaurant reservation or checking hotel rates are now quicker and easier. The snapshot feature offers restaurant reservations, hotel reviews, movie trailers and show times, maps, and more right within the search experience; giving you everything you need to take action in one place and eliminating the need to visit multiple sites to complete tasks."

While the social sidebar can be collapsed so recommendations only show minimally, I can't find a way to completely get rid of it -- something I'd like to do, as I am not among those who want to see social links when I do a search.

Microsoft had been testing various new home page and search results page designs among users (without letting them know in advance) for the past several months. Microsoft officials still have nothing new to say about when and if users outside the U.S. will see these changes.

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  • Mixed Use

    In the last 6 months, I've been utilizing Bing more and occasionally checking against Google. (Disclosure: I'm a big GMailer and Live/Hotmail users. I live in both ecosystems, but only use SkyDrive for cloud storage cause I can't pass up 25Gb)

    Between using Bing on the web and on my Windows Phone (HTC HD7s), I'm loving the service more that Google. The only time I really go back to Google is when I compare the mapping features (particularly aerial photos). I find the search results return what I'm looking for and at least point me in the right direction. I also don't feel like I'm sifting through ads. I know Bing has them, but they don't seem to bother me.

    I think many in the tech blog and journalism world are missing how Bing is positioning itself. Facebook is still a heavily used company despite the IPO hiccups. Facebook also to many people is the internet (almost like AOL was 15-20 years ago). Bing capitalizing on those search requests is critical. I only wish Facebook would acknowledge in way that Bing is the search component.
    • I've been using Dragon...

      So I get the Chrome engine without the intrusive EULA. Then I use Bing to get rid of some of the unnecessary spying Google does on my searches. I agree that Bing has become more useful. If they had street view like Google, I could quit using Google maps. That is the only thing keeping me going there.
      • I guess I just don't understand fully

        about people's complaints with google. However, I only use Google for doing research when I'm writing a book. I also use Bing, as it's often very interesting how some of the results vary in different searches.

        I don't use Google for maps, or email, so maybe that's why I don't feel as if I'm being watched or followed; but also I don't really spend any other time on the internet, except for research.....
  • Don't get it

    First of all the minimalist Metro look has got to go - it's [b]UGLY[/b]. The rest looks like a rip off of Google.

    Second (and this goes for Google too) - why do I care what others are searching for? I use a search engine when I want information, not what someone else is looking for or some other BS.

    I could care less what the top search is. I just want good and relevant results. That's why I skip Bing and use Google.
    • Disagree

      I don't use the Social part of Search in either Google or Bing, but I can see the appeal for people who use thoe services heavily. They ARE likely to appreciate knowing what their friends opinon may be on a restaurant or food type or movie.

      Regarding the minimlaist look of Metro, well that is a matter of opinon, and IMHO it's great. Less clutter (Google) and just focus on what I want to see. Crisp and clean look (easy to read).
    • I'm actually agreeing with you! I could care less what the top search is.

      I just want good and relevant results.

      That's why I skip Google and use Bing.
      William Farrel
  • Yuck I hate social search!

    Total violation of my privacy, yuck yuck yuck! Microfail sucks again!
    • So very very true

      Tried it again.... even tried it via facebook login....
      Holy Crap!!!!! Let me out!!!!!
      Not what I want or need.
      Back tp Google. Better results and way more built in functionality.
  • who uses this crap?

    When Google is the best search engine out there...
    • Tech researchers who have something to protect..

      that is who uses anything but Google. We don't trust Google with our project security. I realize the other engines are not much better, but you have to pick the least evil source in the room.
  • Another Microsoft Crap product

    Microsoft is just beatin a dead horse. It just will not do any better when compared to Google! Hey Microsoft 'How about building a product right the first time that does not need patches?'
  • Ho hum

    I don't choose my friends or relatives for their taste in movies; most of my friends live in cities far enough away that their restaurant choices are useless, and my reading material derives from my particular interests. "Social" is just another layer of data which has to be first sorted into information vs noise - not unlike Yelp (most of the reviewers don't know what good food is).
  • Bing Pollution

    In my opinion they have polluted the home page which use to hi-lite the picture as focus. It appears to be a new polluted mess with an added picture distraction. It use to make a great "not in your face" browser home start screen.
  • Does Microsoft knows there is life beyond USA

    Really I can't opinate just because the feature is not available in Canada. I hate when this happens. Many apps for Windows Phone I cannot download in Canada. Even some features in the OS itself are not available. Is this going to be the same way with Windows 8? To bad that there are those attempts to segment things for different countries instead of a open approach. Don't understand me wrong, I am a heavy Microsoft user and I just wanted that Microsoft would do business in a different model than other companies in which I don't trust.
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Sean Lamont says Scotland cannot expect any favours from Wales as they bid for a third successive Six Nations win.

Scotland claimed a 12-8 victory over Ireland a fortnight ago but were indebted to some poor finishing from Ireland as they spent large parts of the match defending their line.

Dark Blues centre Lamont expects a far more ruthless display from this weekend's visitors to Murrayfield and knows only a perfect Scotland performance will be enough to see off Wales.

He said: "Against Ireland, we were lucky at times. They bombed a couple of chances.

"But I want it to be more than just luck this weekend. I want it to be us doing everything right - us making no errors. That's the only way we are going to beat Wales."

Lamont, still feeling the pain of last year's wooden spoon finish, added: "We don't want this to be a flash in the pan, we want this to be something that will snowball. We've got to keep it going for everybody's sake.

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"This is certainly a lot less stressful than this time last year, that's for sure.

"Rugby is always a damn sight more bearable when you are winning than when you are losing every week. It's not a nice sport when you are being beaten all the time.

"Everything hurts more, injuries take longer to heal up - or at least that's the way it feels.

"So we are in a good place right now. But nothing counts unless you can back it up."

Scotland followed their tournament-opening defeat to England with wins over Italy and Ireland but there was cause for concern in the defence in each of those matches.

Defensive coach Matt Taylor said: "As a defensive coach, there were a number of situations against Ireland I was unhappy with, such as players falling off tackles.

"But the one thing I will say was that our ability to scramble and ability to get back and regroup was fantastic. That says a lot about the group and their commitment to one another.

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Council candidate: Invest in locals not Cleveland or Wall Street

Cincinnati City Council candidate P.G. Sittenfeld will hold a press conference Friday morning pointing out a city contract with a firm in Cleveland. He vows to “initiate an evaluation of all city service contracts to identify ways of better contracting with qualified local companies.”

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CINCINNATI, OH – City Council candidate P.G. Sittenfeld is challenging Council and the city administration to explain why they are compensating bond underwriters and financial advisers in Wall Street and Cleveland – in the order of millions of dollars – instead of using qualified local professionals in Cincinnati.

“The city’s focus right now needs to be on creating jobs and growth in our own community,” Sittenfeld said. “The city is currently sending jobs – and revenue from those jobs – to Wall Street and Cleveland. It’s like cheering for the Yankees or Indians instead of the Reds.”

Sittenfeld will be joined at a press conference tomorrow morning on the steps in front of City Hall by Hamilton County Commissioner Todd Portune and local financial advisers. “We have to invest in ourselves and make sure that we are first strong at home,” Portune said.

Portune and Sittenfeld say we are fortunate to have outstanding financial institutions headquartered or with a major presence right here in Cincinnati. “We should be using our local talent to handle our finances and cycle those dollars back through our local economy,” said Sittenfeld.

Sittenfeld plans to initiate an evaluation of all city service contracts to identify ways of better contracting with qualified local companies. As a more dramatic example, the city currently sends a significant portion of the $5 million it pays for the management of its pension system to Wall Street.

Sittenfeld and Portune’s press conference will be at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow – September 9th. There, Sittenfeld will present a symbolic over-sized check for $179,979 from the City of Cincinnati made out to Cuyahoga County – the amount the city has paid in the last 18 months to a firm out of Cleveland.

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By Ben Walpole • It just goes to show you should never believe the rumor mill. The Elder High School golf team had just finished its round at the Division I district tournament, Oct. 12, at Weatherwax Golf Course in Middletown, and the players, parents and coaches went looking for scores to see if […]

By Ben Walpole • This result was good enough to flap even the most unflappable. Elder High School senior Cory Dulle, known by his coach for his even-keeled temperament on the golf course, shot a 72 to earn medalist honors at the Division I sectional tournament, Wednesday, Oct. 5, at Miami Whitewater Golf Course. […]

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turkeyBefore playing each other Wednesday night, the Xavier and Miami men’s programs are teaming up Tuesday night to pass out Thanksgiving turkeys to Avondale families at Gabriel’s Place. The first-time event for the teams is coordinated by the Avondale Comprehensive Development Corporation.

Avondale families were selected by the Hirsch Recreation Center, Gabriel’s Place and ACDC. They’ll join the teams Tuesday at 7 p.m. and will be given free vouchers to return to Gabriel’s Place on Thursday to complete their holiday meals.

“We all have a lot to be thankful for,” Chris Mack said. “This is a great opportunity for our Xavier basketball program to join forces with Miami and the ACDC to give back to our community.”

Said MU coach John Cooper: “It’s important we give back, and this serves a greater purpose in understanding what giving is all about and being selfless. This is a great cause, and typically these types of things are highlighted during this time of year, and we have so many people who are in need throughout the entire year. It’s just a small token from the Miami program and from Xavier’s program to give back.”

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Laramie, Wy – After six seasons, Joe Glenn has been fired as Wyoming football Coach. Athletics Director Tom Burman praised Glenn as a person Sunday, but said after six seasons, they had hoped to be competing for a conference title. But this season, Wyoming was only 1-7 in Mountain West Conference play and a dismal 15-31 in Glenn's tenure. After Saturday's loss to Colorado State, Glenn acted like someone who knew what was coming and made one last pitch for his job. "I'm a big boy, I know they have a scoreboard at the end of the field. But maybe we have done some things in Wyoming that you cannot measure on the scoreboard." Glenn also pointed to the loyalty of his staff for not looking to leave.
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Mumbai: As Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray on Monday drove Shiv Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray, activists of both parties here wondered whether he succeeded in driving right into the heart of his ailing, estranged cousin.

Covering a distance of two km, a concerned Raj drove a feeble-looking Uddhav from Lilavati Hospital in Bandra West, where Uddhav was admitted after he complained of chest pain, to Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray's residence in Bandra East - sparking off speculation whether the two cousins would go together a longer way, both in enhanced family relations and politics.

However, leaders from both sides are keeping their fingers crossed on the developments and are cautious about forecasting what direction Monday's family gesture could take in the coming months.

"It was a very warm gesture on Raj Saheb's part to come and visit Uddhavji at the hospital," a Shiv Sena leader said, but clammed shut when asked about the political significance of the meeting.

Ditto has been the reaction from Raj's party. While a leader said that it was a normal concern and courtesy that one would expect from family members during a medical emergency, it would be premature to resort to "any wild political speculation" at this juncture.

However, the relaxed attitude with which Raj, 45, received Uddhav, 51, in the waiting vehicle outside the hospital, their smiles and friendly gestures before the waiting supporters, was not lost on leaders and activists on both the sides.

Though Raj has not completely severed his relations with the Thackerays and has been meeting them occasionally after parting ways to form his own party six years ago, this is the first time in over four years that he met cousin Uddhav in full public glare.

Maharashtra cabinet minister Harshwardhan Patil of the Congress said it would be improper to make political speculations over the Raj-Uddhav meeting.

"In our culture, we forget all differences and go to help anybody who is not well. This is how we should see it," Patil said.

It was in 2004 that Bal Thackeray, 86, handed over the party's reins to his photographer son Uddhav, which apparently angered his cartoonist nephew Raj.

Though Raj did not make public his unhappiness at that time and continued to reluctantly work for the party, a couple of years later, he walked out of the Shiv Sena and 'Matoshri' - the residence of Bal Thackeray - to his own private residence in Shivaji Park, central Mumbai.

In 2006, Raj founded the MNS - indicating that the split between the two cousins was permanent.

Harping on virtually the same policies and principles on which the Shiv Sena was built, the MNS managed to inflict heavy damage on the former in elections in the state.

Party leaders said Raj's gesture Monday endeared him to one and all in the Shiv Sena and many in the MNS - comprising mostly the Sena rebels or discards - also heaved a sigh of relief at the easing of tension in the state's numero uno political family.

It remains to be seen whether the improved family relations also reflect on the two parties which are attempting to achieve similar goals, but from different platforms.

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Harsh Vardhan seeks CDC help to find root cause of AES outbreak

Last Updated: Sunday, June 29, 2014, 00:00

Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan has sought the help from a US-based research institution to understand the root causes (etiology) of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES), which is still a mystery.

Encephalitis toll rises to 124, Union Health Minister to visit Bihar

Last Updated: Saturday, June 21, 2014, 00:41

With the death toll of children suffering from Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) in Bihar rising to 124 on Friday, Union Health Minister Harshvardhan is arriving in Patna tonight to take stock of the situation.

Six more children die of Encephalitis in Bihar`s Muzaffarpur, toll rises to 66

Last Updated: Sunday, June 15, 2014, 21:05

Six more children succumbed to Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) at Muzaffarpur in Bihar in the last 24 hours, taking the toll to 66 on Sunday.

Encephalitis has claimed 53 lives in Assam since January

Last Updated: Thursday, June 27, 2013, 23:29

Fifty-three people died due to encephalitis and 362 others suffered from acute encephalitis syndrome (AES) in Assam since January this year.

Encephalitis toll mounts to five in Muzaffarpur

Last Updated: Sunday, June 02, 2013, 17:45

Acute encephalitis syndrome (AES) has claimed five lives in two days in Bihar with a teenager succumbing to it in Muzaffarpur district on Sunday, official sources said.

Cabinet clears Rs 4K-cr plan to tackle encephalitis

Last Updated: Thursday, October 18, 2012, 21:19

A Rs 4,038-crore multi-pronged plan for prevention and control of Japanese Encephalitis (JE) and Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) was cleared by the government on Thursday.

Children`s deaths: Bihar families yet to get compensation

Last Updated: Monday, July 02, 2012, 18:01

Families of hundreds of children who died of AES in Bihar are yet to be paid compensation announced by the state government last month.

Bihar: AES is not Japanese encephalitis

Last Updated: Thursday, June 28, 2012, 17:33

The acute encephalitis syndrome (AES) has killed 233 children in Bihar.

Encephalitis death toll rises to 227

Last Updated: Saturday, June 23, 2012, 22:16

Two more children have died of encephalitis in Bihar, taking the toll due to the disease in the state to 227 since May this year, an official said on Saturday.

Encephalitis death toll rises to 200 in Bihar

Last Updated: Monday, June 18, 2012, 20:54

Bihar govt today said that the AES was confirmed as encephalitis.

Bihar, UP battle to hold deadly encephalitis outbreak

Last Updated: Sunday, June 17, 2012, 17:29

AES that has hit Bihar and UP is spreading.

Bihar: 156 chidren dead due to AES

Last Updated: Friday, June 15, 2012, 21:23

Altogether 156 children have died due to outbreak of the Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) in Bihar since May and 82 others were admitted to various hospitals for treatment, an official said on Friday.


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It was broken in the last version, but now it works great. In fact, it has almost always worked great. It still works great. This is an awesome piece of software, and I wish you good luck with future versions.

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SEOpen is based on A4SEO, an extension I used around 2003. It was very handy, but there were only 3 or 4 features. I imagined it could do more, so I started learning about how to make Firefox extensions. Since then, I've been adding features as I needed them and taking a few suggestions along the way.

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Indispensable, and so... Rated 5 out of 5 stars

...I'm dismayed by it's sudden loss of functionality. All works as usual (in extension or on the tempomail.fr website) but no email address is created. The website says "Your temporary email adress has been created:", but it ain't so, not in FF, WF, IE or Chrome. I sure hope that changes soon as I've found no other service like it.

Keeps on Giving Rated 5 out of 5 stars

It's definitely one of the more useful addons I've tried over the years. I can't overstate how often it has saved me time and provided convenience in displaying relevant information on a search. While not perfect (yet, as observed by Linh Bui) by any means, it certainly gives, and gives.

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