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I have a Bobcat 225 that seems to not be at a consistent idle. It just hums up and down...sometimes very low. Any ideas on what could be causing this and how I can fix it?
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Inconsistent Idling on Bobcat 225
If it is just when its idling low between welding or no generator load then its more than likely the Carb. All of mine do the same thing if I don't keep em clean. U can probly get away with taking the bowl off (while trying your best NOT to break the thin gasket), clean the bowl out, take the float assembly off (CAREFULLY) don't loose the spring, spray 2+2 Carb cleaner...yes I know that stuff is a lil pricy but it works great. Use tip cleaners first through all the tiny holes that you can get to. I dunno what its called but there should be one straight up the center make sure you get that one, then spray them too. Use a good fuel treatment heavy the first 5 gallons or so. After that just use what it recommends. I recommend Lucas fuel treatment. It has worked great for me a long time. If you do that it should work along with a couple little adjustments on the carb
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check the choke cable mine was doing the same thing . i changed the plugs put new air filter and it still done it til i noticed the choke cable wasn't in it's right place and by that i mean the weathering on the rod of the cable thats exposed to the enviroment was darker than the rod that sits inside the sleave .i took some aero kroil and lubed the cable up fire the machine up and the problem was solved. to this day even though it doesn't hang up any more i still check the cable to make sure it's pushed in the correct amount and not to far.
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Thanks Guys....I will try those things and see what progress I make
Get meter that reads HZ frequency. and set your engine accordingly with the meter probes in the 120 Vac terminals. You must get 42 - 44Hz low idle, and 62.5hz high idle.


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Preview | RecapETSU finishes eighth at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate
Monday, October 18, 2010
JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. (Oct. 17, 2010) - The ETSU men's golf team fired their lowest round of the tournament on Sunday and moved up the leaderboard to finish eighth at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges. The Bucs posted a 6-under 282 on Sunday thanks to four under-par rounds.
Junior Peter Wilson (Locust Valley, N.Y.) led the way for the Bucs during the final round with a solid 3-under 69. Wilson had five birdies and two bogeys during his round, including four birdies and no bogeys on the front nine. He finished the tournament tied for 16th at 1-over par (74-74-69�217). The final round 69 and the 16th place finish were both collegiate career lows.
Devin Komline (Dorset, Vt.) finished the event tied for 16th with Wilson at 1-over (76-70-71�217) on the weekend. He fired a final round 1-under 71 to finish the tournament with back-to-back under par rounds. Komline has also recorded back-to-back top-20 finishes this year.
No. 25 Virginia fired their second straight 10-under par 278 to claim the team title at 11-under overall. Kent State was the only other team under-par for the event as they finished in second at 7-under. Chattanooga moved up the board after a final round 282 to finish in third place. No. 24 Wake Forest claimed fourth (+3), while No. 29 Michigan and Tennessee tied for fifth at (+9). North Carolina finished seventh (+12), followed by ETSU (+14), UNC Wilmington (+15), Virginia Tech (+15), Missouri (+21), Louisville (+24), Coastal Carolina (+25), and Denver (+49).
Mackenzie Hughes of Kent State claimed the individual title with a 13-under 203 after posting a final round 65, tying for low round of the day and low round of the tournament. The 203 total by Hughes also marks the new 54-hole tournament record. Joey Garber of Michigan and Ben Rusch of Virgina tied for second at 6-under. Stephan Jaeger of Chattanooga, Jace Long of Missouri, and Darren Renwick of Tennessee rounded out the top-five as each finished at 5-under.
ETSU's Patrick Spraggs (Rochford, England) and Spencer Lawson (Raleigh, N.C.) each finished the tournament with solid 1-under 71s. Spraggs finished tied for 48th (76-78-71�225), while Lawson tied for 55th (79-78-71�228).
Paul O'Kane (Castledawson, Northern Ireland) was ETSU's third highest finished as he tied for 35th (79-69-75�223). O'Kane fired a 3-over 75 on Sunday's final round.
ETSU returns to action Oct. 24-26 at the United States Collegiate Championship in Alpharetta, Ga.
For more information on the ETSU men's golf team please go to ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's golf link. Also, be sure to follow ETSU Athletics on Facebook and Twitter.
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges
The Ridges Golf and Country Club
Jonesborough, TN
Par 72, 7147 yards
Final Results
Team Scores
1. Virginia 297-278-278-853
2. Kent State 291-280-286-857
3. Chattanooga 299-283-282-864
4. Wake Forest 300-282-285-867
5. Michigan 303-290-280-873
5. Tennessee 299-290-284-873
7. North Carolina 295-290-291-876
9. UNC Wilmington 296-282-301-879
9. Virginia Tech 300-291-288-879
11. Missouri 295-289-301-885
12. Louisville 309-295-284-888
13. Coastal Carolina 305-295-289-889
14. Denver 314-296-303-913
Individual Leaders
1. Mackenzie Hughes, Kent State 72-66-65-203
2. Ben Rusch, Virginia 72-69-71-210
2. Joey Garber, Michigan 72-67-71-210
4. Stephan Jaeger, Chattanooga 73-70-68-211
4. Jace Long, Missouri 70-68-73-211
4. Darren Renwick, Tennessee 71-71-69-211
4. John Hahn, Kent State 68-72-71-211
8. Jack Fields, North Carolina 72-70-70-212
8. Benjamin Weilguni, Chattanooga 71-69-72-212
10. Lee Bedford, Wake Forest 73-70-65-213
10. Amory Davis, Virginia 72-70-71-213
ETSU Results
16. Devin Komline 76-70-71-217
16. Peter Wilson 74-74-69-217
35. Paul O'Kane 79-69-75-223
48. Patrick Spraggs 76-78-71-225
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I never understood this emphasis on "value". You don't go to a grocery store needing milk only to buy eggs because they are a "better value". The Dolphins need a QB, they got one. The issue to be upset about is the horrible decisions that lead up to putting the Dolphins in this position.
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Echoing familiar themes, company executives again denounced what they see as the state's difficult business climate during the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's annual conference on business policy.
"We need to develop regulatory and growth policies that encourage business growth," said Scott Dorsey, CEO of commercial real estate developer and property manager Merritt Properties of Baltimore. "Too often people get frustrated with infrastructure problems and that leads to the conclusion that we need to stop building."
Dorsey joined with the leaders of Pepco in Washington, D.C., W.L. Gore & Associates in Newark, Del., and Old Line Bank in Bowie at Turf Valley in Ellicott City on Friday to discuss strategies and concerns for today's economy.
Dorsey, who also is a director of Maryland Business for Responsive Government, said frequent minor business regulatory changes have led to a "death-by-a-thousand-cuts" situation.
Dorsey compared his company's reception in Maryland with Virginia's reaction.
"When we expanded into Virginia, an amazing thing happened: They were happy to see us. We haven't seen that in Maryland," he said.
Merritt has been involved in real estate development in Maryland for more than 40 years.
James Cornelsen, president and CEO of Old Line, agreed with Dorsey.
"It takes too long to get anything accomplished," he said, pointing to Old Line's four-year wait to build its new office building in Bowie. "I think it would move faster in other states."
"Four years to get a building approved is ridiculous," said Robert W. Cannon, a lawyer with Saul Ewing in Baltimore.
He said Old Line's situation reflects a "failure of leadership at all levels and a culture of 'I'll get around to it'" in the state.
Although Prince George's County officials have reiterated the county's goal of streamlining its permitting process, Cornelsen has little faith, saying every county executive has made the same claim.
Old Line has 19 branches and has been on a bit of an acquisition binge, purchasing Maryland Bankcorp of Lexington Park and agreeing to acquire Washington Savings Bank of Bowie.
"We've got to turn up the advocacy," Cornelsen said. "We've got to fight each and every day. You can't just sit on the sidelines and expect someone else to do the heavy lifting."
"I would like to change the way government and business interact," Dorsey said. "Right now, it's 'I see you want to do something — how can I stop you?'"
He explained the problem may not have been so pronounced in the past because Maryland businesses have always been dependent on the nearby federal government.
But now businesses need to "re-engineer" the process and figure out how to transform Maryland's assets into jobs, Dorsey said.
Terri Kelly, president and CEO of W.L. Gore, which has several plants in Maryland, had a more positive outlook on the state, saying her associates "love" living in the state.
But she did say that Maryland's regulatory changes can be difficult to navigate when Gore must manage different state locations.
"It's almost like Kelly is in another state," Cannon said, referring to Kelly's experiences with the state.
As for federal changes, Kelly lamented how regulatory changes have forced companies to hire people to handle the additional paperwork, which does not necessarily drive investment.
Cornelsen complained about the nation turning the bank industry into a "commodity" and a utility, the same as the energy industry.
He warned that regulations are killing off the smaller banks because they cannot grow at a sustainable rate.
"Keep in mind that when they disappear, they're sometimes in really small towns, where they may be the center of commerce," Cornelsen said.
Dorsey added that the real estate industry needs more predictability instead of politicians "just kicking the can down the road" when it comes to fiscal policy.
Thomas Graham, president of Pepco Region, also emphasized that the Maryland business community needs to stand united when dealing with local and federal issues and not have different businesses moving in different directions.
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Harsewinkel, Germany, May 21, 2015. CLAAS, the internationally leading manufacturer of self-propelled forage harvesters, has entered into an agreement with the US company Shredlage, L.L.C. regarding its Shredlage technology. Shredlage, L.L.C. is the developer of a special conditioning process for corn silage in the CLAAS JAGUAR forage harvester.
CLAAS will soon offer Shredlage technology as a factory-installed or after-market option for the JAGUAR line as a complement to the CLAAS Multi-Crop Cracker. Co-founders of Shredlage, L.L.C., Manager Ross Dale and Technical Director Roger Olson, both dairy nutritionists, will continue to support CLAAS in the launch, roll-out and on-going support of this exciting product enhancement.
Shredlage technology is a specific conditioning process that produces high-quality corn silage. Thanks to the unique design of the LorenCut® roller in the JAGUAR cracker, the corn stalk is ripped lengthwise into planks and strings effectively enhancing the fiber content, improving packing and exposing the inner cells of the plant for increased microbial activity. In this process, the corn plant is chopped significantly longer than before, but the corn kernel is still split several times. University studies and actual on-farm performance results validate the economic benefits of the Shredlage technology for producers and the entire dairy industry.
"We at Shredlage, L.L.C. are grateful for the success of Shredlage technology and the significant impact it continues to have in the livestock industry," explained Mr. Dale. "With the increased demand for Shredlage in both domestic and global markets, we are pleased with the Shredlage/CLAAS alliance and the future relationships we will create throughout the CLAAS network of dealers and customers. We look forward to supporting CLAAS in the nutritional aspect of Shredlage to assure optimum benefits to cows and profitability for producers."
"Shredlage technology allows us to expand our local commitment in North America while continuing to implement our strategy as a global leader", explained Dr. Henry Puhl, Head of the Grain Harvesting Business Division in the CLAAS group management structure, regarding the successful conclusion of the negotiations.
The continued growing demand for this newly developed, long-cut, and shredded corn silage produced with uniquely designed Shredlage technology has created a great opportunity to better serve the livestock industry for both the domestic and global markets. With the CLAAS market position, dealer network and proven line of quality products and service, we are confident the strength of both companies will combine for an even stronger presence throughout North America, and all the global community.
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The family business CLAAS, established in 1913 (www.claas.com) is one of the leading manufacturers of agricultural technology worldwide. The company, based in Harsewinkel, Germany, is a European market leader in combine harvesters. CLAAS is the market leader with another large product group: self-propelling forage harvesters. CLAAS also ranks at the top in global agricultural technology with tractors as well as with balers and grassland harvesters. The product line also includes the latest agricultural information technology. CLAAS employs around 11,400 workers worldwide and generated sales of 3.8 billion euros in the 2014 fiscal year.
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Omaha, Neb. — May 19, 2014 — As fields begin to green up, CLAAS of America wants farmers to think about adding DISCO mowers with the all-new MAX CUT mower bar to their forage harvesting lineup. Introduced last fall, the MAX CUT mower bar
features a wave-shaped bed, which is stamped – not welded – from a single piece of steel. This design allows for features on the bar that lead to a better cut in the field.
"This is the secret of MAX CUT," said CLAAS of America Product Coordinator Matt Jaynes. "The wave design gives the bar the required underlying strength and allows the satellite gears to move forward for greater overlap and to eliminate the chance of discs colliding. I really feel that the wave design is the only way to meet all the requirements of a mower bar today."
The large cross-section created by the mower bar's exclusive "wave" design, along with the very small module openings in the bar cover, ensure outstanding strength and stamina for years of worry-free use. MAX CUT is now standard equipment on all PROFIL front mowers, center pivot mowers and hydraulic 3-point mowers.
Only the wave design can provide the space needed for two distinctive connecting pieces, which are expressly hardened for this design. The connection piece with a raised section where the knives run toward each other operates like a shear bar, preventing clumps of dirt from forming. It also protects the bar from cutting damage. With the slim line connecting piece on the right, as the knives move apart, they clear the bar earlier and start cutting immediately. The special design also ensures optimum crop flow.
"Overlap is the key to a perfect cut," Jaynes continued. "And, thanks to the specially shaped connecting pieces at the point where the knife pairs are moving apart, there is maximum overlap between the circles of rotation of the knives, boosting the cut surface area."
The base and cover are machined together, resulting in an ultra-precise fit between the two halves of the structure. The innovative bolt design also provides a perfect positive connection for maximum deflection and impact resistance without the weakening effect of welding processes.
Those familiar with the CLAAS SAFETY LINK safety module will be happy to see that is has been improved and is larger than before. The sealed double-groove ball bearing ensures maximum service life. Each individual mowing disc is protected by a predetermined breaking point in the safety module and will be kept away from the drive train in the event of a collision. An axial bolt holds the mowing disc firmly in position.
"We're excited about what this new mower bar has to offer," Jaynes said. "The new design and shorter disc allow our farmers to get the smoothest operation, cleanest cut, greatest wear and easiest maintenance of any mower bar on the market."
CLAAS of America Inc. offers a wide variety of technologically innovative combines, forage harvesters, balers and hay tools to provide growers optimum performance in the field. These products are designed by a dedicated engineering staff located at numerous worldwide factories focused on the production and design of harvesting equipment. The design, performance and reliability of this equipment have made CLAAS an international market leader. For more information, visit www.claasofamerica.com
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CLAAS (www.claas-group.com) is a family business founded in 1913 and is one of the world's leading manufacturers of agricultural engineering equipment. The company, with corporate headquarters in Harsewinkel, Germany is the European market leader in combine harvesters. CLAAS is the world leader in another large product group, self-propelled forage harvesters. CLAAS is also a top performer in world-wide agricultural engineering with tractors, agricultural balers and green harvesting machinery. The CLAAS product portfolio also includes state-of-the-art farming information technology. CLAAS employs 11,400 workers worldwide and reported a turnover of $4.3 billion (US) in the financial year of 2014.
Omaha, Neb. — May 14, 2015 — To support the next chapter of worldwide company growth, CLAAS has restructured its Business Unit Sales and Service into six global regions. As a result, Leif Magnusson has taken on the role of President CLAAS Global Sales - Americas.
In this role, Magnusson will oversee three sales regions made up of CLAAS of America, CLAAS Argentina and CLAAS America Latina.
"In the last five years, CLAAS has seen dramatic growth around the world," Magnusson said. "From new acquisitions in Asia and expanding new markets in India and Eastern Europe to unprecedented growth right here in the breadbasket of the world, the largest family-owned agricultural equipment company on the planet has plenty to cheer about."
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Finally, after four years in Omaha, Executive Vice President - Finance & CFO Holger Krumel will assume the role of Executive VP Finance and Administration for CLAAS Tractor Division in Velizy, France. His tenure with the North American Leadership Team will officially end on August 1, 2015.
"The legacy Holger leaves behind is significant," Magnusson continued. "He played a big role in the development, growth and profitability of our business through his leadership on the North American management team. We wish Holger all the best and success at CLAAS Tractor and we welcome Eric to our Omaha family. We also congratulate Tim and John on their promotions. I am grateful for the support seen from our employees and dealers as we continue our successful journey to grow the North American business."
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CLAAS of America Inc. offers a wide variety of technologically innovative combines, forage harvesters, balers and hay tools to provide growers optimum performance in the field. These products are designed by a dedicated engineering staff located at numerous factories worldwide that are focused on the production and design of harvesting equipment. The design, performance and reliability of this equipment have made CLAAS an international market leader. For more information, visit www.claasofamerica.com.
Omaha, Neb. — April 23, 2014 — Mark Dehn of Blencoe, Iowa, has been selected as the grand prize winner of the "LEXION Driven to Win Giveaway" contest offered by CLAAS of America. The prize is the use of a new LEXION combine and header from CLAAS, which Dehn will receive for the 2015 harvest season.
Mark was a little suspicious on Friday, April 10, when his Territory Manager, Todd Enke of Ziegler Ag Equipment stopped by the farm with a bit of an entourage. "I really didn't tip him off too much when I asked to stop by. He definitely wasn't sure what was going on," said Enke. Among the surprise visitors were Pat Flinn, Iowa Ag Region Sales Manager for Ziegler Ag Equipment, as well as Allen Miller, Division Sales Manager for CLAAS, Jeremy Bailiff, CLAAS Regional Program Manager and John Costello, CLAAS External Marketing Coordinator.
"I'm excited to try out the new technology and see how it runs this fall," said Dehn.
Mark Dehn, who farms with his brothers Mitch and Matt and father Mike, sent his registration in last fall for the chance to win. After a bit of a wait, Mark was surprised to discover that he was the lucky winner. The family grows corn and soybeans on a large farm in Western Iowa, where the Dehns have been working the ground for many generations.
Mark's new LEXION 750 TT combine and header will be delivered to the farm this fall in time for harvest. In the meantime, he was left with a model of the combine and a set of keys to remind him of things to come.
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A common challenge to evolutionary theory is that while life does indeed change over time (what is known as microevolution), no one has ever seen one species evolve into another species (macroevolution).
In a recent interview with the Sirius XM radio show Centered, Karl Giberson sat down with host Don Belanus to discuss the book The Language of Science and Faith.
If the tape was rewound and evolution started over from scratch, Conway Morris says, the evolutionary details would be different, but the end result would be similar: a species characterized by intelligence and complex civilization.
In this paper, Venema tells the story of his transition from support of Intelligent Design to the view that God uses evolution as a creative mechanism.
In this paper, Venema explores several examples in biology where random mutation and natural selection have indeed led to substantial increases in biological information. The question of how new specified information arises in DNA, far from being an "enigma", is one of great interest to biologists.
Many barriers to the acceptance of the BioLogos model by evangelical Christians arise from popular misconceptions about the nature of science and its relationship to God's action in our world.
Science and Religion scholar Denis Alexander presents two models for relating Adam and Eve with the findings of contemporary anthropology. This essay was presented at the November 2010 Theology of Celebration Workshop
Renowned Old Testament scholar Bruce Waltke considers eleven barriers that prevent evangelical theologians from accepting evolution as a possible means of creation and what these barriers tell us about the tensions perceived by many Evangelicals between science and faith. Waltke's work was based on a survey sent to members of the Fellowship of Evangelical Seminary Presidents and their faculty.


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Nicknamed the Second City, in reality, Chicago is second to none. Known as much for its blues — and blues brothers — as it is for its famous gangsters and deep-dish pizza, Chicago is also a mecca of art, theater, dining, and other culture.
Chicago hotels offer visitors a bit of everything. Accommodations run the gamut from bargain hotels to luxury hotels in Chicago's downtown. Guests spend the day taking in the city's many sights and tours and head to a ballgame at historic Wrigley Field, one of the best in the U.S., or they enjoy one of the many world-class museums and take in some of the first-rate theater in the evening, topping it off with a nightcap and a view of the town at the Hancock tower's Signature Lounge. Navy Pier is a great place for families to keep busy between getting some rest at one of the top Chicago hotels.
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Chicago has several locations that attract trade shows from around the country. The Merchandise Mart is one of the more popular venues and is the yearly host of the National Prom Market, the USA's largest business-services trade event.
Food in Chicago: plentiful, diverse, and tasty of, course. Chicago is known for its Italian and Polish food. Lou Malnati's, which has several Chicago locations, is famous for its Chicago-style deep-dish pizza.
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Chicago visitors won't want to miss the Art Institute of Chicago and its impressive collection of Asian, modern and American art and much, much more.
Any shopper booking a room in one of the many Chicago hotels shouldn't forget the Magnificent Mile. This section of Michigan Avenue is filled with history, shopping opportunities, and other entertainment to make your trip more than worthwhile.
Chicago has two major-league baseball teams, the Cubs and White Sox, and given the fierce loyalty of each team's fans, it's a good thing their respective parks are located so far apart. NFL fans have the Chicago Bears, while hockey fans root for the Blackhawks, and basketball fans cheer for the Bulls.
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Chicago is divided into over 70 different neighborhoods, each with its own distinct feel and flavor. The Downtown Loop, or city center, is the commercial and financial district, and many of the city's cultural institutions are located here as well, including the Magnificent Mile, a shopper's paradise, and Grant Park, where guests can choose to stay at the luxury Talbott Hotel. Travelers seeking one of the less expensive Chicago hotels opt for the Days Inn on the North Side, located right in the middle of the most dense population center of the city and near Lincoln Park.
The South Side is Chicago's largest area and includes many parks and public beaches. Also located here are Jackson Park, site of the 1893 Columbian Exposition, the Museum of Science and Industry (the last remaining building from the Exposition), and U.S. Cellular Field, home of the Chicago White Sox. The West Side is known for its ethnic enclaves and is home to the NBA's Chicago Bulls and the NHL's Chicago Blackhawks. Overall, visitors should try to find Chicago hotels they can use for a base of operations because this vast city and all its sites can't be explored in one day — or even a week.
Chicago Neighborhood Highlights
Gold Coast
- Designer stores (Hermes, Prada) and luxury boutiques on Oak Street
- Rush and Division St. nightlife; fine dining at Carmine's, Gibson's Steakhouse
- Walkable to Oak Street Beach and the Mag Mile; easy access to Lake Shore Drive
- Locals Know: Weekends lure cougars and daddies to the "Viagra Triangle."
- Windy City landmarks: Willis Tower, Grant Park, Buckingham Fountain, "The Bean"
- State Street shopping, Chicago Theatre, Orchestra Hall and the Art Institute
- Easy access to taxis, buses, Metra and the L
- Locals Know: During summer, take a water taxi along the Chicago River.
Magnificent Mile
- Major retailers, Hancock and Wrigley buildings, Tribune Tower
- Pedestrian-friendly streets; easy access to the L and Lake Shore Drive
- Gut-busting eateries from Lawry's prime rib to Billy Goat Tavern "cheeseborgers"
- Locals Know: Hit the Signature Room in the Hancock for drinks with a view.
Museum Campus
- World-class exhibits at the Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium
- Stroll through Grant Park; Soldier Field, McCormick Place, Northerly Island
- Easy access to taxis, CTA buses and Lake Shore Drive
- Locals Know: Gasp over the sparkling skyline views from the planetarium.
O'Hare Airport
- Convenient to the Allstate Arena, Rosemont Theatre and western suburbs
- Minutes from the convention center in Rosemont
- 45-minute train ride from downtown via the CTA blue line
- Locals Know: Check out the huge Brachiosaurus dinosaur in Terminal 1.
River North
- Popular and trendy dining: Ed Debevic's, Lou Malnati's, Quartino, Topolobampo
- Late-night clubs near Hubbard St, Blue Chicago and Redhead Piano Bar
- Walkable to the Loop and Mag Mile; easy access to the L and 90/94 expressways
- Locals Know: Load up on glam goods and antiques near the Merchandise Mart.
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Comic 186
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Translations: http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/8/8f/Finnishflag.png Finnish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/5/52/Frenchflag.png French, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/5/57/Polishflag.png Polish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/0/04/Danishflag.png Danish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/7/79/Italianflag.gif Italian
Title: baking up trouble - part 4
Date: June 2, 2006
Summary: Beaver & Steve travel far through many dangers to get to the Archaeopteryx.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Frog, Gang of pandas, Archaeopteryx
Onomatopoeias used: "WADE", "SWING!", "MEW", "CLIMB", "KAAA!"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
[And so...]
Picture showing Beaver WADE'ing throught swamp, and Steve following with only the top of his head visible.
A frog with a prince's crown is sitting nearby.
Panel 2
Beaver and Steve SWING! with a rope over a hole full of ten pandas MEW'ing and stretching up to them.
Panel 3
Beaver CLIMB's up a cliffside with Steve hanging on a rope tied to him.
Panel 4
Beaver & Steve reach the top and see the silhuette of the Archaeopteryx.
Beaver: "Atlast! We've reached the home of the world's most incalculably wise individual: The Archaeopteryx."
Beaver: "I wonder what juicy wriggling grubs of knowledge he will feed into the gaping maw of our minds today?"
Panel 5
Picture showing a green and slightly crazy-looking Archaeopteryx KAAA!'ing loudly.
Panel 6
Beaver: "It is truly humbling to be in the presence of such stupefying wisdom..."
Steve: "I am going back to the swamp."
[To be contd.]
Fun Facts
- The archaeopteryx is apparently not extinct.
- Pandas are a dangerous trap that one must avoid in order to get to an archaeopteryx.
- Beaver now seems to be the... Brainless one. Hopefully, for Steve's sake, he's once more correct... Though he WAS wrong about the Just Pugs calendar.
- There apears to be an elephant wearing a hat in the back of the 3rd panel.
- There IS a tenth panda cub, though it is hard to see.
- The Archaeopteryx is a real pre-historic bird.
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