21. John Crank Ad Person Sheet. Name, john crank. Father, George Hume crank (18871975).Mother, Julia Louise Wakefield (1902-). Spouses. Last Modified http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jacgray/ps03/ps03_314.html

Person Sheet Name John Crank Father George Hume Crank Mother Julia Louise Wakefield Spouses Last Modified 13 Jun 2000 Created 4 Sep 2001 by Reunion for Macintosh Contents Index Surnames Contact ... Web Family Card

22. Bland Graveyard - Lancaster Twp crank, john C., May 20 1808 Apr 9 1873 crank, Rachel, w/o JC, Jun 15 1810 - Mar25 1884 Cravens, parents of Mrs. Will McIntire (no stone) Graham, Ednay Ann, d http://myindianahome.net/gen/jeff/records/cemetery/lanbland.html

BLAND CEMETERY Section 14, Town 5N, Range 9E Lancaster Township, Jefferson County, Indiana Photo taken 14 Feb 2001, by Ruth Hoggatt. Southeast of Dupont. At Dupont, go east on Main Street to South Street. Go past Dupont Water Tower, turn at the first road on the right (John Deer Road). Continue south, and follow curve in road which is parallel with the Madison Railroad. Stay on north side of tracks and turn onto Bear Rd. This is a private lane. Cemetery is near the end of the lane on the right side. Big Creek flows behind the cemetery. The D.A.R. Records of 1941, state this cemetery was on Marion Bland's farm. 1941 D.A.R. Cemetery Records. Photos by Ruth Hoggatt Bain, John I. , Apr 3 1883, age 48y 7m 7d (Mason Insignia) Bland, Capt. James Bland, Thomas William , 1856 - 1923 [ss - Ella Prather Bland] Bland, Ella Prather, 1863 - 1931 Bland, Kenneth (no stone) Bland, John (no stone) Clousten graves, parents and children (Mrs. Clousten was a Bland). Crank, John C., May 20 1808 - Apr 9 1873 Crank, Rachel, w/o J.C., Jun 15 1810 - Mar 25 1884 Cravens, parents of Mrs. Will McIntire (no stone) Graham, Ednay Ann

23. Barnegat Books: Wacousta By Richardson, John; Crank, Douglas (editor) Montreal,PQ, Canada McGillQueen's University Press, 1990, Trade Paperback....... Author Richardson, john; crank, Douglas (editor) Title Wacousta http://www.barnegatbooks.com/cgi-bin/barnegat455.cgi/15160.html

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24. Common Ground - Novogate.com Holiday Magic Part 8, Ahnalira, 1, 1227-02 1259 PM by crank. john and john'sHoliday Adventure, Day 5, jobro912, 1, 12-26-02 1209 AM by Tink *~*~*. http://www.novogate.com/forums/146/504/

25. Unicycling Archives: Re: Crank Length ROM ? ; Previous message john Foss Re Fwd Unicycling on HPVCD-ROM? ; Maybe in reply to Mr AJ Phillips crank length ; Next http://www.unicycling.org/unicycling/hypermail/4064.html

Re: Crank length John Foss unifoss@calweb.com Thu, 19 Sep 1996 00:50:39 -0700 (PDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Wolfgang Stroessner: "Re: Unicycling on HPV-CD-ROM ?" Previous message: John Foss: "Re: [Fwd: Unicycling on HPV-CD-ROM ?]" Maybe in reply to: Mr AJ Phillips: "Crank length" Next in thread: Seth Golub: "Re: Crank length" beirne@neo.lrun.com I'd be curious to see what such a thing looks like. The main problem I see with variable crank length, aside from probable lack of strength, is the fact that there will probably be some "extra" crank sticking out when you have your pedal at a short setting. This extra part would probably be very annoying to pedal around. Stay on Top, John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone unifoss@calweb.com http://www.calweb.com/~unifoss/index.htm President, International Unicycling Federation Chairman, IUF Skill Levels and Rules Committee pretty good rider, too Next message: Wolfgang Stroessner: "Re: Unicycling on HPV-CD-ROM ?" Previous message: John Foss: "Re: [Fwd: Unicycling on HPV-CD-ROM ?]"

26. Unicycling Archives: Re: Crank Length Re crank length. john Foss (unifoss@calweb.com)Tue, 17 Sep 1996 230842 0700 (PDT) http://www.unicycling.org/unicycling/hypermail/4057.html

Re: Crank length John Foss unifoss@calweb.com Tue, 17 Sep 1996 23:08:42 -0700 (PDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Seth Golub: "Re: Crank length" Previous message: Nicholas Seow Chiang Price: "knees and cranks" Maybe in reply to: Mr AJ Phillips: "Crank length" Next in thread: Seth Golub: "Re: Crank length" bymas@expert.cc.purdue.edu I'll have to differ with my MUni riding partner here. He seems to think that it's impossible to pedal over 100 rpm on a unicycle. On the trails, maybe. On level ground, it's easy. Anyway, pedaling slow on a unicycle, on level ground, is not bad for you knees like pedaling too slow on a bicycle, while trying to go fast, is. On level ground, a unicycle doesn't require much strain to keep moving. On a bike, the pressure of the wind resistance combined with a low cadence puts a greater strain on the knees. Though it puts more strain on your knees than casual bicycling, I don't agree that unicycling is bad for your knees. Running/jogging is much worse, as is any kind of impact activity. On a unicycle your feet are going around

27. Geocrawler.com - Modperl - Turning The Crank FROM Doug MacEachern DATE 05/30/1997 164946 SUBJECT RE turning the crank .john D Groenveld EMAIL PROTECTED wrote /opt/httpd/src/httpd d /opt http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/182/1997/5/0/1013892/

28. Episodes In The Life Of Crank When she was coming off crank, she'd go visit john and her baby, and she'd experienceextreme paranoia. When I stayed with him, I'd just sleep all the time. http://www.montana.edu/wwwai/imsd/rezmeth/episodes.htm

EPISODES FROM A LIFE OF CRANK Danielle is in her twenties. She has lived on the Northern Cheyenne reservation all her life. She describes the In's and mostly the Out's of the life of 6 years of meth use. The Addiction Starts "I didn't really wanna get into crank because I didn't know what it was about." Danielle was smoking marijuana and drinking alcohol before she tried crank. She ran into an old friend of hers who was a dealer. "He introduced me to crank." He wanted Danielle to start selling weed for him. "So I started selling weed, and knowing that he had crank too. I didn't really wanna get into it because I didn't know what it was about." One night Danielle was drunk to the point that she was sick. Her dealer asked her if she wanted a line of crank "So I said, 'Yeah, why not?' It sobered me up because he gave me such a big line I wasn't used to it. It was about half a quarter." She liked the fact that it seemed to sober her up. "So I asked him if I could get some from him." He agreed to give her some, since she was selling weed for him. "I was kinda scared of it myself. It only been so many times since I first tried it." "I kinda wanted to see what it was about, 'cause everyone would talk about it. I was young then, how it sobered you up that was my main thing 'cause I liked to drink. Sometimes I'd get too drunk for myself. I'd hate that feeling so that line would sober me up. After I'd have that line I'd go to my drinking again."

29. Lady Dawgs Crank Up Defense - Zanesvilletimesrecorder.com Girls High School Basketball 2002. Lady Dawgs crank up defense TR Staff Reports. AlonaPavol's 12 points paced Morgan. john Glenn 65, Maysville 45. http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20021215/localsports/580877.

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30. PKT: Jun98 : Re: Crank On Re crank on. Next message john Gelles Re EMU and Social Models ;Previous message john Gelles Re Money Heretics or cranks http://csf.colorado.edu/forums/pkt/jun98/0169.html

Re: crank on Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: John Gelles: "Re: EMU and Social Models" Previous message: John Gelles: "Re: Money Heretics or Cranks?" Mon, 8 Jun 1998 21:08:24 -0700 John Gelles jjgelles@rain.org Really Hyman, will you ever thank our hosts for their life's work which we admire enough to want to be in on their conversations? There is something in the idea that even when we have had more than enough to eat and everything else, we still want to be heard. Is there not something of an infinite want in your life when you write so often to chastise so many on account of their knowledge. I know I write more often than you do; but when I read your repetitive critique of our hosts I feel ashamed of all I write because I see too much in common between us in the matter of frequency in the matter of our infinite desire to speak before we are spoken to. Your friend, John Next message: John Gelles: "Re: EMU and Social Models" Previous message: John Gelles: "Re: Money Heretics or Cranks?"

31. PKT: Jun98 : Re: Crank It Up Previous message john Gelles Mos. Sem Horizontal (columns), Vertical(rows) ; Maybe in reply to Mathew Forstater crank it up ; http://csf.colorado.edu/forums/pkt/jun98/0141.html

Re: crank it up Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Trond Andresen: "Re: Mosler seminar - an example of a luxury problem" Previous message: John Gelles: "Mos. Sem: Horizontal (columns), Vertical (rows)" Maybe in reply to: Mathew Forstater: "crank it up" Next in thread: William B. Ryan: "Re: crank it up" Next in thread: William F. Hummel: "Re: Mosler: seminar" Sun, 7 Jun 1998 19:05:51 -0700 John Gelles jjgelles@rain.org Forstater must know that the literature will never include, nor should it, nor would it mean anything if it did, the Mosler name alongside all the other name tags social scientists put in their footnotes. And certainly no voter will ever go into the polling place thinking along the lines expressed by Forstater below. So this is not a matter of being a crank I know; I'm one of the crankiest at PKT. It is a matter of communicating even better than Vickrey did or Eisner does. And of being reasonably correct. John Gelles: Vote for an Individual Estate Account (IEA) jjgelles@rain.org

32. John's Mustang: HANDLE & CRANK SPRING john's Mustang Parts, Classic Mustang. Cart is empty View Cart Wishlist. DOORINSIDE HANDLE PONY INT. HANDLE crank SPRING. http://www.johnsmustang.com/Catalog/2540/

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33. John's Mustang: CRANK SHAFT PULLEY john's Mustang Parts, Classic Mustang. Cart is empty View Cart Wishlist. PULLEYS.ACCESSORY IDLER PULLEY ASSEMBLY. crank SHAFT PULLEY. http://www.johnsmustang.com/Catalog/157/

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34. I1052: Delia BELLIS (ABT. 1866 - ____) HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5eFreeBSD (Nov 3 1998) on Sat Aug 28183228 1999 GMT. john M. crank. ABT. 1810 - 5 Oct 1827. BIRTH ABT. http://www.gendex.com/users/pbullock/bulrec/d0000/g0000073.html

Delia BELLIS ABT. 1866 - BIRTH : ABT. 1866 Father: Peter S. BELLIS Mother: Mary Ann FINTON Delia BELLIS _Samuel FINTON _Jonathan GLEASON ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-FreeBSD (Nov 3 1998) on Sat Aug 28 18:32:28 1999 GMT Joseph Finton BULLOCK 7 Jul 1873 - 16 Sep 1952 EDUCATION : 1898, Colgate University - B.S. OCCUPATION : BET. 1912 - 1948, District Superintendent of Yates County Schools OCCUPATION : ABT. 1901, Teacher in Norwalk, CN OCCUPATION : ABT. 1903, East Bloomfield Academy, East Bloomfield, NY - Principal OCCUPATION : ABT. 1905, Teacher in Shortsville, NY BIRTH : 7 Jul 1873, Barrington, Yates, NY DEATH : 16 Sep 1952, Penn Yan, Yates, NY BURIAL : 1952, Lakeview Cemetery, Penn Yan, NY Father: Herman BULLOCK Mother: Drusilla Asenith FINTON Family 1 Katherine "Kitty" WORDEN MARRIAGE : 16 Aug 1899, Ames, NY Family 2 Madeline CARLSON MARRIAGE : 19 Aug 1939 _Anna BOCKES _Marie PULVER _Herman BULLOCK _Lucinda SIMPSON ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-FreeBSD (Nov 3 1998) on Sat Aug 28 18:32:28 1999 GMT John M. CRANK ABT. 1810 - 5 Oct 1827 BIRTH : ABT. 1810

35. I0119: Hannah BULLOCK ( 2 Apr 1817 - 28 Sep 1849) _ _ Charity crank _ _ john GIBBS. http://www.gendex.com/users/pbullock/bulrec/d0000/g0000044.html

Hannah BULLOCK 2 Apr 1817 - 28 Sep 1849 BIRTH : 2 Apr 1817, Columbia County, NY DEATH : 28 Sep 1849, Yates County, NY BURIAL : 1849, Second Milo Cemetery Father: David BULLOCK Mother: Marie PULVER _Mary WHEATON _Keziah CARPENTER _Anna BOCKES ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-FreeBSD (Nov 3 1998) on Sat Aug 28 18:32:28 1999 GMT Charity CRANK ABT. 1820 - UNKNOWN BIRTH : ABT. 1820 DEATH : UNKNOWN Father: Garnet CRANK Mother: Christiana RECTOR Family 1 Clinton CHRYSLER Charity CHRYSLER _Garnet CRANK Charity CRANK ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-FreeBSD (Nov 3 1998) on Sat Aug 28 18:32:28 1999 GMT John GIBBS 1801 - UNKNOWN BIRTH : 1801, NJ DEATH : UNKNOWN Family 1 Susan FINTON Joseph GIBBS Elizabeth GIBBS Family 2 Elizabeth HIMROD John GIBBS INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-FreeBSD (Nov 3 1998) on Sat Aug 28 18:32:28 1999 GMT Hannah RECTOR ABT. 1840 - UNKNOWN BIRTH : ABT. 1840 DEATH : UNKNOWN Father: David RECTOR Mother: Susan BATES Hannah RECTOR _Susan BATES INDEX ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-FreeBSD (Nov 3 1998) on Sat Aug 28 18:32:28 1999 GMT Johan Heinrich STAHL ABT. 1700 - UNKNOWN

36. John McDonald's Column For Week Of June 24, 2002 use the phone company's slogan was, Bryant Pont where every call is a 'crank' call JohnMcDonald hosts a popular talk show on 560 WGAN Saturdays from 9 amnoon http://storytellers.maine.com/june_24_2002.html

MAINE JOURNAL.MAINE.COM - ONLINE PUBLISHING AND COMMERCE FROM MAINE TOP CLASSIFIEDS JOURNAL MAINE ... SEARCH Dr. Raymond Bedette Eric Bridger Mount Apatite Farm Maine Antique Digest Of all the vessels I've owned over the years (about 9 and counting) I'd have to say I like my Old Town Discovery the best. O.K., I know this is a free country, so before you e-mail me let me add that I know I don't HAVE to say anything I don't want to - even about Old Town canoes - but in this case I'd still say my Discovery is my favorite. Maybe it's because a canoe - even an exquisite Old Town - is such a modest craft and I generally paddle my unassuming Old Town on a body of water known as the Little Androscoggin River - a lowly tributary and one of the least pretentious of Maine's minor rivers. We know it affectionately as the 'Little Andy.' Everyone has heard of the powerful Penobscott, the mighty Kennebec and the big and smelly Androscoggin. But few have ever heard about the unassuming Little Androscoggin. Fact is our 'Little Andy' is so anonymous among Maine's many rivers that, even though I'm not a betting man, I'd be willing to make a sizable wager (with the right bookie) that most people outside of Oxford County and parts of Androscoggin County have never even heard of the small but honest Little Andy. Maybe that's because the 'Little Andy' begins life when it spills out of another small, obscure body of water in Western Maine known as "Christopher Lake" which is located in the remote, sleepy and cleverly concealed town of Bryant Pond.

37. No. 24: The Wheel And The Crank No. 24 THE WHEEL AND THE crank by john H. Lienhard Click here for audioof Episode 24. Today, let's reinvent the wheel. The University http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi24.htm

No. 24: THE WHEEL AND THE CRANK by John H. Lienhard Click here for audio of Episode 24. Today, let's reinvent the wheel. The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them. A s nearly as we can tell from archaeological evidence, the wheel was invented somewhere in present-day Iraq or Iran around 3500 BC. That in itself is suprising, because it's so late in human history. The other odd thing about the wheel is that it stayed within Europe and Asia as long as it did. Wheels were hardly seen in the American hemisphere until they were brought into regular use by European settlers in the 17th century. There's evidence that 11th-century Mexicans had the concept, but no evidence of its general use. Of course, we've lived since birth with a hundred thousand different forms of the wheel. It's hard for us to imagine what a difficult concept it represents. But look at it, if you can, from the standpoint of someone who's never seen one. You understand movement in a straight line, and you understand the idea of turning things around. But can you make a connection between the two? Can you conceive of making a vehicle go forward by turning something around? We've all played the children's game of patting our head and rubbing our stomach at the same time. It's very hard to do, because it's hard to conceptualize these two very different kinds of motion at the same time.

38. Lake Fork Guide John Tanner If the water is a little off color stick with the lipless crank bait. Good fishinand God Bless, john and Robin Tanner Many thanks to my sponsors. http://www.lakeforkbassguide.com/tripinfo.htm

Home Fishing Report Fishing Photos Rates ... Links Lake Fork Bass Guide.Com featuring professional Lake Fork guide John Tanner 1-800-865-2282 Trophy Bass Fishing Fork Since 1982 "Come fish for a bass of a lifetime." Lake Fork Bass Fishing Video Whether you can only dream of making a trip to Lake Fork or are planning one soon, you won't want to miss out on the action! John has put together an exciting video of Lake Fork bass fishing trips. Watch Lake Fork bass fishing in the comfort of your own home. Order your video today! $14.95 + shipping and handling Simply email John with your request. tanner@lakeforkbassguide.com Lake Fork's current regulation on largemouth bass is a 16" to 24" slot limit. ( Bass over 16" and less than 24" must be returned to Lake Fork) 5 bass daily limit, only one bass per day 24 inches or greater may be retained. Services Day or Night Individual, Corporate or Group Trips Seasonal Pattern Fishing Deep Water Fishing Personalized Attention Instructional Techniques Accommodations Arranged on Request Tackle Furnished If Needed Rates: Full Day or Night $300.00 (1-2 people)

39. John Maher Racing: Type 4 The 1.7 and 1.8 engines have a 66mm stroke crank. The 2.0 litre has a 71mmcrank. As a starting point, I recommend you locate a 2.0 litre crank. http://www.johnmaherracing.co.uk/type4.htm

Sample specification for a Type 4 2366cc engine Crankcase: apart from the very earliest of cases, which were made from magnesium, any case will be suitable as a basis for the build: 1.7, 1.8 or 2.0 litre Crankshaft: the stock Type 4 engine was available in three capacities: 1.7, 1.8 and 2.0 litres. The 1.7 and 1.8 engines have a 66mm stroke crank. The 2.0 litre has a 71mm crank. As a starting point, I recommend you locate a 2.0 litre crank. Longer strokes are available - either welded stock based cranks or completely new forgings. Conrods: Camshaft: I generally use Webcam or Eurorace cams. Grind dependant on application Pistons and Cylinders Cylinder Heads: Carburettors: Common set up is twin carbs e.g. Weber IDFs or Dellorto DRLAs. How about engine management or a turbocharger? If you need further info on the tuning potential , machine work or performance parts for the Type 4 engine, give us a call. back to contents home introduction contents ... links

40. John Maher Racing: FAQ Page This gives 1776cc with the stock 69mm crank. 94mm cylinders (1914cc withthe stock crank), need case and heads opening up further still. http://www.johnmaherracing.co.uk/faq.htm

Answers to some of the most frequently asked questions How much does a JMR engine cost? Which engine size is best? How do I go about ordering a JMR engine? How long will I have to wait for my new JMR engine? ... Why does this site keep telling me to purchase the JMR Performance Guide? How much does a JMR engine cost? There are many factors to consider: are you supplying any of the parts? Do you want a complete engine (supplied with tinware, alternator/dynamo, coil etc or do you just want a long block (no ancillaries fitted)? Maybe you already have carbs, 009, exhaust system etc. Parts: New dual relief crankcase Genuine VW 8mm cylinder head studs Universal case fitting kit Main bearing dowel pins Main bearings, rod bearings and two sets of cam bearings (double thrust) 69mm stock crank Engine gasket kit and flywheel oil seal Crank gears, spacers, woodruff keys and distributor drive shaft, inc shims and spring JMR rebuilt and balanced stock rods (+/- 1 gram) Genuine VW 200mm flywheel Berg 36mm chromoly flywheel gland nut Dual Dellorto 40 DRLA twin choke carbs Inlet manifolds, carb linkage and air filters

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