Hey folks I have good news! I resolved the issue and I wish I would have done this about twenty five flywheel removals ago. The stinking flyweight is malfunctioning to not allow the running leg to kick in. It must have been stuck or something Its hard to say when you cant see it in action. Luckily I have spare parts for these things. I put a different one on and off she went. So looking at the bad one it really looks identical to the other, I just don't know if it was the flyweight or the cam. I had it installed with the smaller end toward the key way and the movement was free of grease and dirt. I just don't get it. Anyway its running good and I took an old gov spring, streched it out about half an inch and I have now achieved 3000 RPM on this machine finally. Alot of trial and error but a great learning experience. I realize most people don't care too much about these old point ignition engines but they sure are fun to restore and work on. Thanks again, Walt ,Jim in VT, and Mike for the help, I know we would have found something Jim, you were on the right path. Thanks, Neal in Kansas

You're right, the temps just started to cool down and I noticed they started to bloom at about 8PM and stay open until the early AM

Cavimum - the timers are wonderful! They have changed the way I cook forever. I know it sounds silly, but I set the timer and walk away without worrying about scorching. I used to do this a lot - get a pot going, then be distracted by the phone or someone at the door, and come back to a curdled or burnt mess. Try it, it's dead easy. After you've set your pot and the power level, press the timer button. A little clock image comes up next to the hob that is on. Enter the number of minutes using the same keypad as you use to set the power. It runs from 1 to 99 minutes. That's it! You can use the timer independently on each of the hobs, just click on the hob to make it the active one, then set the time. You can reset the time or power level, or cancel the timer. I think the program codes allow you to set power level and time more than once, e.g. cook at level 6 for 10 minutes, then level 4 for 20. I'm not that advanced yet. Have fun, Cheryl

Okay. I'm in the same boat. My daughter is almost 3 and has been in a twin bed for 3 months. There are nights that she does pretty well with staying in bed. I assume it's from being so tired. And there are nights when I have to go back in about 2 or 3 times within the hour. But, last night was the worst. I don't think she slept at all. We did the usual routine - bath, stories, prayer, lights out (except for night light). I won't leave the door open at all cuz I know she will come out for sure. Usually she will get up and just sit against the wall next to her door and cry. Then, I or my husband will go in and put her back in bed. We usually ask if something scared or or ask what is wrong. She never answers. But, last night was a lot different. Last night my husband went in and put her back in bed. He left her room and she was quiet. That was around 8:15. Then around 9:30 I went in to check on her and couldn't get her door open. She had gotten back out of bed and sat against the wall next to her door and fell asleep sitting up. Her legs were blocking the door. I had to use the door to nudge her awake so that I could get her back in bed. After that she was up all night and so was I. She would not stay in bed at all. I tried making her a pallet on the floor in my room and she just lied there for over an hour eyes wide open. So, I put her back in her bed. She asked for the door to be left open. I agreed but told her she has to stay in bed or the door will be closed. This time I left the door open just a crack. I don't know what time she got up next I just know she did. I don't even know exactly how many times she got out of bed. I stopped counting and stopped looking at the clock. Until about 4:30 this morning. I had enough. I grabbed her and put her back in bed without a word from my mouth. I was livid. Then around 6:15 I went in to wake her to get her ready for the sitter. She was so exhausted and wouldn't let me put her down. I don't know what else to do to get her to stay in bed. I've tried the treats. That worked for about 2 weeks. I don't want her losing sleep like that anymore. And I can't afford to lose it either. I'm an insulin dependent diabetic and loss of sleep makes my sugars spike very high the next day. What else can I do?