Ok, I could have been clearer. try this: When the game starts go straight down and let the four pieces cross over head-when they do go straight up and to the right hand corner where you can wait there unbothered for a few seconds. Then there will be a square that will bounce at you from the lower right hand corner. Go down the left hand side to avoid it making sure you avoid the rectangle that will be coming at you. 72 is my highest so far and like oojen says it's more of a meory game. I find it easier if I don't focus on my square but pay more attention to the blue squares bumping around. Have you all played the game where you throw the crunched up paper at the waste basket? Talk about addicting.

It can't be that hard to figure out. There is usually a diagram somewhere on the tractor. I assume it is either missing or too well hidden? At the most there should only be 5 pulleys under there for the transmission drive. The front drive pulley (@ the engine) and the driven pulley (@ the transmission) and both should be obvious. That only leaves three to deal with between the front and rear end pulleys. On one side between the drive and driven pulleys, (the return side where the belt goes towards the engine from the transmission also where the power is transmitted and the belt is tight when running) there should one solidly mounted guide pulley. On the other side between the drive and driven pulleys (where the pulley goes from the engine towards the transmission and has some slack that can be taken up with a tensioner), their should be the two tension pulleys. One pulley that is spring loaded creating the tension and one pulley near it that the tension is levered against. So all you have to do is find the one (or 2) pulley that are mobile, or spring loaded and can move. One will have the "V" grove and one will be flat for the back of the belt. Just pull the tension pulley, slide the belt between the two pulleys with the correct side facing the corresponding pulley face, and let the tension pulley pull the belt tight.

Yep, you got my number. I have been very busy this last couple of weeks so haven't had time to post much, but I did read a few posts. I had to laugh at the seed storage thread since I was thinking Dawn needed a trunk sized container for her seeds, and wondered how much coffee Jay had to drink to get enough plastic coffee cans for his. In my mind, I saw a horse trailer lined with stacks of red coffee cans and his hands shaking from all the caffeine. LOL Glenda, be careful, be very careful going to Baker Creek. I think I bought 100 packages of seed on my two trips. The worse part is that I still could have bought more. On the first visit, I got a few things that I probably wouldn't have bought, but my DH was with me and I told him not to let me leave until I had looked at the beans. Well, he didn't remind me, he just walked over there and came back with a stack in his arms and said, "Don't bother, I got you one of everything over there." I have just about all I can stuff in a gallon bag and I think I had 23 kinds, last count. I usually only plant pole beans, but not this year. I think we are going to get a late start with planting, so I hope the season lasts a long time into the Fall. Some of the postings on the Market thread seemed to lean in the direction of picking bush beans for about 3-4 weeks and then yanking them out, and start picking on the next batch. I have wondered if that is what you Oklahoma gardeners do also. I would be interested in hearing how all of you feel about that. I have lots of experience with pole beans, but not so much with bush beans. I think if I plan carefully, I could rotate through several kinds.

I think it was careless to say the least but I don't think she deserves the axing she is getting from everyone.For one she was not cited for breastfeeding her child while driving but for child endangerment and for the baby not being properly restrained.By the way,the baby is 1 year old according to the news report I saw.There was no mention that she was talking on her cell phone.Her beef was that someone in a car beside her saw her breastfeeding the baby and called the police on HIS cell phone and reported that she was breastfeeding her child while driving down the street,not that the child was not restrained.The officer never actually saw her "in the act" according to the interview I saw on the evening news.She did admit that she was breastfeeding while driving.She could have denied it,then it would have been her word against the person who reported her and she probably could have gotten out of it,but at least she was honest! I'm sorry,but I have a confession.32 years ago I lived in the country,25 miles from town.As I was driving into town for an appointment with my 4 month old,colicky,hungry,screaming baby that could only be pacified by being latched on to mommies boob,I did just that and drove all the way to town.It was a remote highway,not much traffic so I was not concerned that it was probably not the safest thing to do.Only that my baby was hungry and I didn't have time to stop and feed him,a task that required at least 45 minutes.I did stop as I came into the edge of town and put him back in his car seat so maybe I get some points for that.So......I guess I am a horrible,stupid,ignorant,idiot of a mother too! Haven't any of you ever done something that when you thought about it later realized you could have possibly been putting your child in danger? You know,one of those "What If" moments!