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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Sun Sep 26, 2010 1:50 pm

Wonderful. Are you bringing the camper?
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Sun Sep 26, 2010 2:01 pm

Cecil wrote:Wonderful. Are you bringing the camper?

We will be hoteling rather than camping.
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 4:31 am

I'll be there on Saturday. No projects of my own but I'll gladly watch/help others.

~ Jim
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 6:56 am

Jimdawg wrote:I'll be there on Saturday. No projects of my own but I'll gladly watch/help others.

~ Jim

Be good to see you there. I might put you to work,helping with my TC rebuilds. Ed
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 6:58 am

Cornmeal will be available, for anyone who wants it, at Cubfeat Northeast. Ground another pile, yesterday. Ed
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 8:03 am

ScottyD'sdad wrote:Cornmeal will be available, for anyone who wants it, at Cubfeat Northeast. Ground another pile, yesterday. Ed

Looks like I will have about a pail of sweet corn by the time I get it all thumbed off the cob. I may just save it for feeding the birds. Do you have a "cracked corn" setting on your grinder?
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 9:20 am

Jimdawg wrote:I'll be there on Saturday. No projects of my own but I'll gladly watch/help others.

~ Jim

Is your Dad coming with us?
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 11:57 am

Bob in CT wrote:
ScottyD'sdad wrote:Cornmeal will be available, for anyone who wants it, at Cubfeat Northeast. Ground another pile, yesterday. Ed

Looks like I will have about a pail of sweet corn by the time I get it all thumbed off the cob. I may just save it for feeding the birds. Do you have a "cracked corn" setting on your grinder?

Yes, I do.Cracked 100 pounds, for the club secretary, at yesterday's show. The sweet corn will have to be bone dry, to crack. I'm drying some overripe sweet corn to add to the cornmeal grinding, next season. Makes some tasty eating. Ed
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 1:47 pm

ScottyD'sdad wrote:Cornmeal will be available, for anyone who wants it, at Cubfeat Northeast. Ground another pile, yesterday. Ed


Sounds great I'll enjoy practicing working hard on your tc!

Also, my father will be coming for the day as well.
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 2:20 pm

ScottyD'sdad wrote:
Bob in CT wrote:
ScottyD'sdad wrote:Cornmeal will be available, for anyone who wants it, at Cubfeat Northeast. Ground another pile, yesterday. Ed

Looks like I will have about a pail of sweet corn by the time I get it all thumbed off the cob. I may just save it for feeding the birds. Do you have a "cracked corn" setting on your grinder?

Yes, I do.Cracked 100 pounds, for the club secretary, at yesterday's show. The sweet corn will have to be bone dry, to crack. I'm drying some overripe sweet corn to add to the cornmeal grinding, next season. Makes some tasty eating. Ed

I can get it bone dry this winter when the wood stove starts up!
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 2:47 pm

Looks like I will have about a pail of sweet corn by the time I get it all thumbed off the cob. I may just save it for feeding the birds. Do you have a "cracked corn" setting on your grinder?[/quote]
Yes, I do.Cracked 100 pounds, for the club secretary, at yesterday's show. The sweet corn will have to be bone dry, to crack. I'm drying some overripe sweet corn to add to the cornmeal grinding, next season. Makes some tasty eating. Ed[/quote]
I can get it bone dry this winter when the wood stove starts up![/quote]

My plan, too. Ed
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 4:43 pm

Kathie and I plan to be there one day, Fri. Thanks, Doug (stods)
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Mon Sep 27, 2010 7:36 pm

Wow its going to be here before you know it. Ed you can stop pm ing me hourly I will make sure I get some extra donuts to accomodate the projected large turnout. I just hope it is not you bumping up the count so you have more donuts to hoard in your den for winter.
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Tue Sep 28, 2010 6:52 am

Joe Malinowski wrote:Wow its going to be here before you know it. Ed you can stop pm ing me hourly I will make sure I get some extra donuts to accomodate the projected large turnout. I just hope it is not you bumping up the count so you have more donuts to hoard in your den for winter.


I've switched to every 2 hours, for now. Back to hourly, during the last week. How do you set up the computer to do this? Its cutting into my "play time". Ed
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010 2 WEEKS TO GO

Tue Sep 28, 2010 8:36 am

Anyone that doesn't have the 'Cub manuals' on their PC should bring a USB 'thumb drive' so they can get a copy of the manuals from Bob (local keeper and organizer of the electronic manuals) or me.

It's pretty extensive and an indispensable reference to have around.
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