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corkscrew Posts: 254More main relay info: http://techauto.awardspace.com/index.html#overview.
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elroy5 Posts: 3,741If the D4 light stays on constantly, even when the shift lever is in Park, you probably have a transmission computer problem (very common on 4th gen Accords). To be sure, you can open it up, and look for dark spots on the circuit board (the capacitors have leaked on it). It can be fixed by someone who knows how, but you might have to find a replacement. Good luck finding one that's still good, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
petervegas2012 Posts: 1Hi, My 91 Accord wagon, with automatic transmission, does not shift into 4th gear. I had a friend look at it and was not sure it was happening until I got on the highway going at 50-60 mph and shifted it back to D3. Nothing happened so I realized that it was only shifting into 3rd and not 4th at all. Is this common? Is this a TCM problem or indicative of the tranny going out? Can a computer be plugged into this model to see if that would indicate the problem?
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elroy5 Posts: 3,741Your 91 Accord is not OBDII, so it will not hook up to a scanner. It will, however blink a code, using the D4 light in the dash. Is your D4 light blinking, or lit even when the shift lever is in Park? If the D4 light is on or blinking, there should be a code stored in the computer. It will at least give you a place to start checking. Here is a link, that may help you retrieve the code, and maybe even find where the problem is. Have you checked the fluid? Good luck ...................Link below
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94shadow Posts: 31Hi,
Is their are difference with oxygen sensors? If their is, what is the difference.
I have a 92 accord 2.2L, FI, headers, downpipes, aftermarket catalytic converter, aftermarket resonator and a flowmaster muffler. When driving for 20 minutes, the CEL comes on and stays on. When I turn my engine off and restart it in about 15 minutes, the CEL stays off, then when I go for about 20 minutes, the light comes back on.
The car runs good with or without CEL so I was wondering if there were any differences with the 02 sensors. I just have to find out what is wrong, if anything is wrong.
I hope this makes sense.
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keyon19 Posts: 11I have a 1993 honda accord ex with 221000 miles on it, runs great but the only problem im having with it is a noise from the engine. When i start to drive down the highway before it shift to 2nd i will hear a rattling or knocking noise at high rpm, I dont know what it is but someone told me it could be valve springs but if I just sit in park and rev the engine it sounds like an knock around 2500 to 3000 rpm other than that its a great cat oil very clean and at proper level I dont know what to look for can someone PLEASE HELP!!!
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gojackets Posts: 23I don't think a 90 TCM can be interchanges with a 93 TCM. You really need to have the same part number to be somewhat sure. The 93 is similar to the 92, but quite a bit different from the 90/91 cars. "Some" of the correct part numbers are:
The LX had a 125hp engine (F22A1) and the EX had a 140hp engine (F22A4)
The factory TCU's on these cars were:
92LX - 28100-PX4-722 (same as 93LX)
92EX - 28100-PX4-731 (Oki) or 27100-PX4-732 (same as 93EX)
91LX - 28100-PX0-823 (for whatever reason, this TCU costs twice the price of all the others's from the dealer!)
gojackets Posts: 23The TCM issue with these cars (91-93) is that the TCM's (and the cars) are old but many are still on the road. The TCM has 5 capacitors inside it and these will leak and fail. If you take the cover off your TCM, look and see if there's dark colored goo or burned resistors on the circuit board - if there is, then you have the "usual" problem.
Before I bought another old one for $200, I would find out if it's been "recapped". If it hasn't, then it could fail tomorrow. A better option (in my opinion) would be to take the TCM out of your car and send it to one of the companies that will install new capacitors and resistors. You "could" recap one yourself, but that's not the easiest thing to do and the soldering can be a pain.
For a used, non-recapped, TCM I wouldn't pay more than $50 since it's a total gamble
Getting yours recapped should cost around $150
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elroy5 Posts: 3,741Yes, the computers can be repaired. I paid $500 for a new one for my 92 Accord, but it was only 6 years old at the time. It was practically the only problem I had with the car in the 12 years I owned it. I have no idea where you could bring the computer to be repaired, but it sounds like the best way to deal with it. Good luck
lizz1234 Posts: 13i have a 1990 honda accord EX, and lately it's been giving me problems with telling me how much fuel i have. it'll say i have a 1/4 tank, but won't start unless i get more fuel in the tank first. i never get a light that comes on or a warning, it just won't start. this has left me stranded multiple times. any ideas?
thegraduate Posts: 9,731For starters, fill up before you hit the quarter-tank mark. Beyond that - I'm no mechanic, but there are lots of useful people on this site who WILL help! If it makes you feel better, my '96 with 212k miles takes about twice as long to start when under 1/4 tank. I just treat my 1/4 line as my E line, and make sure to fill up by then; I still get a good 300 miles before I hit that.
gojackets Posts: 23Don't let your tank get down to 1/4
Sounds like a bad gas cap or one that's not tightened completely. Second guess is that your fuel filter needs replacing. Less fuel in the tank means lower vapor pressure in the fuel system (and I am an engineer, FWIW). A clue might be when you are gassing up - normally, you should hear a "hiss" when you open the cap on this car. -
guerillafish Posts: 2I've got a 91 Accord EX 150k miles. I need new front brake pads and rotors and rear brake pads. The Meineke mechanic there's something special about the rotors from this period and most shops don't have to equipment to repair/replace them. Is this true? He wants $400 to do the job which seems like a lot especially since I was hoping not to spend more on this one while I save for another. Is what he said about the rotors true? How simple of a task is this for a novice?
klord Posts: 6That's true. I went through this last year. I spent over 550 to get new front rotors and pads. What makes it so expensive, they said, is that the rotors are "pressed" on (like with a machine press) and thus hard to remove/replace.
Newer Hondas do not have this problem, the rotors are now held on by screws, I just redid all pads and rotors on my 01 accord and was able to do it myself for under 200. -
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worldecm Posts: 2One of the most miss understood things about the car computers I rebuild is. If you open the case and touch the board a tiny spark of static electricity could flow from your fingers to the circuit board and through the main processor and damage it. Once that happens you can throw the unit away. Thats why I don't ever advise a customer to open the case and look around. More times then not they will see something they want to touch and thats it they killed it.
It's not a good idea to open the box for other reasons like what are you going to do anyways once you get inside it? The parts for these units are not sold at radio shack. The suppliers who deal with have a minimum order of $1,000 to buy components. The cost of getting a rebuilt unit is so reasonable when you take all the facts into account. Like what if a professional tech ruins the unit. Well that can happen and at that point we have to eat it. We also use special agents to strip the board from the enamel coating that seals the circuit board. After we are done working on the unit we seal it again with a acrylic coating to seal and protect the board. Once again most customers will not have or use these items so the job is not done right by this point alone.
Any ECm or ECU, TCM, BCM etc unit 5 years or older needs to be rebuilt or it can just miss function and or die while your on the road and cause a accident or get you stuck some place. I hope this helps you all... -
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astor Posts: 30Find a Honda mechanic who will do it for less. I got one of my independent Honda mechanics to do my 1990 EX for $180 (brake pads+machining the rotors), rotors have to be machined while on the car. If you need to find a good independent Honda mechanic go to cartalk.com mechanic files. I've found quite a number of great independent Honda mechanics there.
kat89 Posts: 11993 Honda Accord Automatic
A while ago I was grocery shopping and when I finished my car wouldn't start. I had someone give me a jump start but it did nothing. I had it brought to the mechanic, they replaced some old spark plugs and it ran fine... for about 30 minutes. It started shaking every few minutes and especially at red lights and then died on me again on my way to work. I brought it back to the mechanic and they replaced some old wires and it ran fine... for another 30 minutes. This time it wasn't shaking, but it kept stalling more and more frequently every few minutes until it was stalling every 30 seconds. My boyfriend got it home and it's been sitting uninsured for a while. My boyfriend took a look at it a few weeks ago and duct taped the air intake tube and the box so it was sealed better and it ran ok while I test drove it around the parkade for a bit, but when at idle the car got quieter and quieter like it was about to die but didn't. I just went down today to check on it and it would start again. I have no idea what is wrong with it and I can't keep spending so much money on it if the problem isn't going to get fixed. Does anyone have any ideas as to what the issue is?
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[@etim] Kind of like a business paying a gang to protect them from the gangs, right?
"We don't want nuthin' bad should happen, like your store gettin' burnt down or somethin', so maybe youse should pay us a piece of your till so's we can watch out for things".
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Many higher level ELO games have permanent bans on Zilean and Janna, I don't quite know how people play Janna with such ruthless efficiency but she is so powerful as a support she's earned her place as a permanent ban. As for Zilean, his ultimate itself is ban worthy as it keeps alive precious people you've spent agonizing moments focusing, and he has a very powerful skill set available to him, not to mention he can rewind his ultimate so that it is up sooner than any other champion's ultimate at higher levels. So it is cast between the two of them and it generally depends on teams. Though my personal opinion is that Zilean trumps Janna just for his ultimate.
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So You Want to Do a Project about Humidity!
Let's Explore
To determine how water affects a pinecone.
- Large bowl
- Tap water
- 6 mature pinecones
- Fill the bowl with water, and place the pinecones in the water for 30 to 45 minutes.
- Remove the pinecones and observe their scales.
When the pinecones are soaked in water, they close up.
When the pinecones were soaked in water, their scales absorbed the water. The scales swelled and closed together.
For Further Investigation
An instrument that measures humidity (the amount of moisture in the air) is called a hygrometer. Natural hygrometers are hygroscopic, which means they will absorb water from the air. Is a pinecone a natural hygrometer? A project question might be, How does humidity affect pinecone scales?
Clues for Your Investigation
- Place three of the wet pinecones in a resealable plastic bag to keep them from drying out. With adult assistance, heat three of the six wet pinecones in an oven at low heat for 30 minutes or until the pinecones are dry. Ask an adult to remove the cones from the oven, using a heat mitten.
- When the cones have cooled, observe the scales and compare them with the scales of the unheated wet cones.
- For an extended project, tie a pinecone outdoors where you can observe it. Make daily observations for 2 or more weeks. Record the position of the scales and the humidity. The humidity can be obtained from the local weather report.
References and Project Books
Ardley, Neil. The Science Book of Weather. San Diego: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1992.
Christian, Spencer. Can It Really Rain Frogs? New York: Wiley, 1997
Cosgrove, Brian. Weather. New York: Dorling Kindersley, 1991.
Kahl, Jonathan D. National Audubon Society First Field Guide: Weather. New York: Scholastic, 1998.
Suzuki, David. Looking at Weather. New York: Wiley, 1991.
Time-Life Books. Weather. San Francisco: Time-Life Books, 1997.
VanCleave, Janice. Janice VanCleave's A+ Projects in Earth Science. New York: Wiley, 1999.
Janice VanCleave's Earth Science for Every Kid. New York: Wiley, 1991.
Janice VanCleave's Weather. New York: Wiley, 1995.
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Bushnell Optics anyone?
Hey guys, I've been looking for a decent red dot for my AR-15. As much as I would like to spend $450+ on an EOTech, I can't bring myself to do it and need the cash for other things. So my question is if anyone has any experience with bushnell? I've used their binoculars, but never their gun sights. I'm looking for a good red dot/reflex sight with a decent price, so hit me with some suggestions if you have them. Here is a link to what I'm looking at. Not necessarily buying from this website though.
Probably up to $200ish is what I would like to spend. Maybe a little more depending on what it is. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/349...-moa-dot-matte Thanks for the help! |
If you're going cheap, the Bushnell is not twice the red dot this Walther is. Probably come out of the same factory. I've had one of these Walthers for a few years and it's been on ARs, a 223 AK for a while and several 22 pistols.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/655...le-mount-matte If you're going cheap, go cheaper and save up for a better red dot down the road. |
Good point, I might just splurge on the EOTech. I'm slowly talking myself into it.
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I had a red dot from them. Ran 800 rounds of 223/556 through and it still holds a zero. 69.99 for the 3 moa red dot |
If you only want to spent 200ish go with a Burris XTS123 or a Sig Sauer red dot i dont remember the model but its the same as a Aimpoint T1
I have the bushnell tactical it was like $200 on cheaper than dirt. I like it alot but if i had the money i definately would have got an eotech.
I have the bushnell trs25 and it is great.
In the $200 range I'd go with a Burris Fastfire 2 or 3. It's a micro dot, so it sort of uses a different philosophy than your larger dot or HWS, but I found it to work way, way better on a shotgun and for closer targets in 3-gun when using the blaster, because there's really no tube or "window" size discussion. You mount it on a riser in front of your rear sight and it's just there and incredibly simple to use.
Primary Arms sells a very similar unit. |
Sight marks red dot isn't terrible for the price. There are worst but there are better. I have the sightmark red dot with 3x flip to the side magnifier. Cant complain. It holds its zero.
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Just because I'm a vegetarian doesn't mean I can't still be a meat & potatoes kinda of girl! Submitted by RAGDYANN422 Carbs: 27.9g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 14.7g | Calories: 194.6
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Stone Island Shadow Project – Fall/Winter 2014 Video Lookbook
Italian luxury sportswear specialist Stone Island has produced a video lookbook for its experimental Shadow Project sub-brand. The atmospheric clip showcases key pieces from the sports- and military-inspired range, with an emphasis on ease of movement enabled through technical fabrications and precision tailoring. Standouts include a hooded … READ MORE
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Photographed by Jan Micheal Stasiuk, the lookbook for Haven's Fall/Winter 2013 offerings is an artfully assembled collection of the retailer's key pieces. It can also been viewed as a bit of showing off, as the Canadian retailer reveals an extremely impressive brand list culled from premium menswear labels … READ MORE
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As part of an ongoing pursuit to perfect both technical performance and style, Stone Island Shadow Project introduces their brand-new pieces from the Fall 2013 collection. Each garment is thoroughly designed by Errolson Hugh, where quality is given precedence over quantity. Here, we see three outerwear pieces, … READ MORE
Stone Island Shadow Project – Fall/Winter 2013 Collection | First Delivery
It may be hard to believe that temperatures will someday be below 75 degrees again later this year, but that's why we should let the designers over at Stone Island worry about that for us. And, in usual fashion, the renowned Italian label has produced another strong installment … READ MORE
HAVEN – "Field Test: Urban Technical Garments" | Video
Venturing beyond simple retailing, Canadian menswear boutique HAVEN uploaded yet another video lookbook for this season. Shedding light on high-performance apparel, this latest Intelligence feature is titled, Field Test: Urban Technical Garments. This one-minute video gives a glimpse into the wide range of brands – such as … READ MORE
Stone Island Shadow Project Spring/Summer 2013 Lookbook | Video
A picture may be worth a thousand words. A video? Well, let's not even try to count. After dropping a series of photo previews of their line earlier in the year, Stone Island presents a new video Lookbook featuring the latest Spring/Summer 2013 looks from their Shadow … READ MORE
Stone Island Shadow Project – Spring 2013 Drops
Both Stone Island and its sub-brand, Stone Island Shadow Project, have released a tightly curated drop for Spring 2013, featuring innovative new pieces and seasonal re-issues. The standout item from Stone Island takes the form of the Chain Stitch Slub Cotton Nylon Vest with Hidden Jacket, a … READ MORE
Stone Island Shadow Project – Gommato-R Bomber Jacket
Released as part of category R, the Resist division of Shadow Project's modular program, the Gommato-R Bomber Jacket is crafted from 100% cotton that's finished with Stone Island's customary weather-proof properties. The wind-proof and water-resistant fabric is still breathable, featuring an attractive Bordeaux colorway in lieu of … READ MORE
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There's being prepared for a blistery cold, and then there's Stone Island Shadow's Fishtail Parka. You may be thinking that a purchase of this magnitude doesn't make sense, but the moment you realize that you're going to have to hoof it in some freezing temperatures, you'll gladly pay double … READ MORE
Stone Island Shadow Project – Diagonal-R 3L Outerwear
Stone Island Shadow Project introduces two new outerwear styles for the autumn/winter season: a fishtail parka and bomber jacket, both finished in the same pitch-black Diagonal-R 3L fabric. The material begins as a military spec wool and linen tela, which is bonded to a windproof, waterproof and … READ MORE
Stone Island Shadow Project – Fall/Winter 2012 Collection Lookbook
Already in its ninth season, Stone Island Shadow Project is evidently pushing the boundaries of modern menswear. The garments adhere strictly to their PARSEQ system, with emphasis on providing natural warmth for the wearer. PARSEQ stands for Proof, Augment, Resist, Skin, and Equip, and each item is … READ MORE


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Sojomail - October 27, 2000
****S O J O M A I L**** Promoting values at the crossroads where spirituality, politics, and culture meet Brought to you by SojoNet Publisher of Sojourners magazine Visit: http://www.Sojo.net ++++++++++++++++++++ 27-October-2000 +++++++++++++++++++++ Q u o t e o f t h e W e e k *Abba Eban H e a r t s & M i n d s *A new morality B u i l d i n g a M o v e m e n t *Stop executions...one town at a time F u n n y B u s i n e s s *Steps to becoming a compassionate conservative C u l t u r e W a t c h *TV worth watching *U2 in virtual concert B o o m e r a n g *SojoMail readers hit reply S p i r i t u a l i t y & P o l i t i c s *Special report: Environmentalism and the church P. O. V. *Who's to blame for the Middle East crisis? W e b S c e n e *Getting smart about advertising *GreedyTV O n t h e W i r e *Joseph Lieberman cites Jim Wallis at Notre Dame O n t h e R o a d *Call to Renewal goes to Yale +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Q u o t e o f t h e W e e k ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "A nation writes its history in the image of its ideal." - Abba Eban Diplomat, Knesset member Jerusalem 1968 *********************************************************** SojoNet - Your News Alternative http://www.sojo.net/news/index.cfm - news that matters - - action alerts - - the latest commentaries from Sojourners staff - - links to recommended news sources - *********************************************************** H E A R T S & M I N D S ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A New Morality by Jim Wallis George W. Bush recently spurned the Christian Coalition in the latest indication of the waning influence of the Religious Right. For the past two decades, the Religious Right dominated media coverage of religion and politics. First the Moral Majority then the Christian Coalition organized the faithful and attempted to gain power through the Republican Party. When Gov. Bush declined an invitation to speak to the Coalition's annual "Road to Victory" conference in Washington, D.C., last month, it was the first time since the founding of the Coalition that the Republican presidential nominee did not appear. Bush finally sent a short, videotaped message after being warned by Pat Robertson that he was "taking a risk." During the Republican Convention in Philadelphia, the Religious Right was unseen and unheard. Robertson did not speak, but spent the convention (as one news account noted) "tucked away comfortably in a skybox." The Coalition was hit with hard times by the departure of Ralph Reed, losing money, members, and staff. News reports told of temporary employees hopping from room to room ahead of camera crews so that offices seemed bustling with activity. Bundles of Coalition voter guides showed up in dumpsters after election day. And in 1999 the Coalition was forced to reorganize when the Internal Revenue Service denied it tax-exempt status. While their electoral strength was always exaggerated, their ability to "deliver" decisive blocks of votes is now also in question. But the deeper truth is that by focusing only on the "moral agenda" of abortion, pornography, homosexuality, and Hollywood sleaze, the Coalition ignored other moral issues of poverty, racism, and economic inequality. In January 1997, the Coalition took a promising step by initiating the "Samaritan Project" to work with inner city churches. The project, however, was never given the necessary resources, and in the turmoil, was one of the first to be cut. Today, conservative and liberal churches are seeing the moral importance of poverty and race, a belief echoed in the emphasis on new partnerships between government and faith- based organizations to overcome poverty. Many churches once associated with the Religious Right are among those now involved in social service ministries. This new moral focus shows great promise. The most effective social movements are also spiritual ones, which change people's thinking and attitudes. This then changes the political and cultural climate, and ultimately, changes policy. The best example is the civil rights movement. The need for a value-centered politics is a positive emphasis. Indeed, a continuing high poverty rate in the midst of great prosperity is a values and morals issue. If we can unite over this moral issue, both the poor and the country - and the integrity of the religious community - will be better for it. B u i l d i n g a M o v e m e n t ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Execution-Free Zones In the past few weeks, the towns of Harrisburg, Penn., Leverett, Mass., and Greensboro, N.C., have all passed resolutions calling for a halt to executions! Could your city or town be next? It is easier than you think to get a council to adopt a moratorium resolution! Contact Sara Klemm at email@example.com or (301) 699-0042 for more information. *************************SojoPoll**************************** Should candidates for public office keep their religion to themselves? Let us know what you think by voting in our online poll at http://www.sojo.net ************************************************************* F u n n y B u s i n e s s ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Steps to Becoming a Compassionate Conservative, or... How to Give $100,000 to Charity Without Spending a Dime by Joyce Timbers Tired of giving your hard-earned cash to shiftless losers? Keep your cash and LOOK generous and loving at the same time! 1. Pro Bono Work Any time you do something charitable, assign it a monetary value. Dick Cheney valued his pro bono public lectures at $232,320 and counted that amount as a charitable donation. While you might not be a celebrity, your time still has value. For instance, if you earn $100,000 a year, just cutting someone off in traffic to teach them the value of planning ahead can be worth as much as a dollar per incident. If you're diligent, these types of micro-charitable donations can really add up. Value for our family: $6,000 2. Coupons If you subscribe to a daily paper or magazines, you will find inside thousands of dollars of coupons. Clip these, and donate them to your favorite charity. This is a great way to help poor people learn to budget by stretching their grocery dollars. And don't forget to count the price of your subscriptions. Without them, you would have no coupons to donate. Value for our family: $1,200 3. Return Stolen Shopping Carts Once a month the men in our church walk through poor neighborhoods rounding up "borrowed" shopping carts. It's important to leave the contents with whomever is using them. If it's more than an armload, dump the contents neatly on the sidewalk. Count the value of returned shopping carts as a $125 donation. Value for our family: $7,000 For more creative ideas, go to: http://www.jesus21.com/poppydixon/olasky/compassionate_conservatism.html C u l t u r e W a t c h ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Un-boob tube PBS's Masterpiece Theater series, better known for its adaptation of British Victorian dramas, this week launches its new "American Collection Series" with Ann Peacock's excellent adaptation of the Langston Hughes short story "The Ways of White Folks," titled "Cora Unashamed." Set in a small town in Iowa during the Depression, "Cora Unashamed" explores the lives of women dealing with issues of class, self-worth, self-expression, and suffering. It stars Regina Taylor (Cora Jenkins), Cherry Jones (Lizbeth Studevant), Michael Gaston (Arthur Studevant), C. C. H. Pounder (Ma Jenkins), and Molly Graham (Jessie Studevant). Check your local listings. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/americancollection/cora/ ------------------------- U2: Exclusive session On Monday, October 23, U2 played a live session from the BBC Maida Vale Studios in London. BBC1 DeeJay and SojoMail reader Simon Mayo decamped from his normal studio to do his show from the same studio as U2. The band performed four songs from their new album. Then, as an encore, Bono and Edge did an unrehearsed accoustic version of "She's a Mystery." Hear and see (via Webcam) the action at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/alt/u2.shtml ----------------------------------------------------------- B o o m e r a n g ++++++++++++++++++ Mitchell Gold, UN Special Envoy, International Association for World Peace, wrote: I am surprised that Sojourners does not take up the values notion of how much money is being spent on the military. Both candidates are talking about increasing military expenditures. How does this fit with values for the future? How does this affect other decisions? Health care/environment? The real question is not about religious values at all. The real question ought to be about spiritual values and how they should help shape politics. It is important that the religious community begin to endorse this distinction. Why? It is true that church and state are seen to be as separate and the intention is not to change that. The intention is to move the dialogue into the area of values, and spiritual values are not encumbered with "religious dogma" and therefore we avoid the church vs. state issue. This distinction must become a part of our language, and Sojourners is a good place to start. ------------------- SojoMail reader Roger Chisnall wrote: Here's to Jubilee 2000, which is, as The New York Times story recently concluded, "A victory for a coalition of rock stars, religious figures, and charity groups that have made debt forgiveness a moral touchstone for wealthy nations." Jubilee 2000 has taken debt relief a long way, but we have to remember that a lot of what has been achieved are promises from politicians. Many of the promises, particularly the $100 billion promised at Cologne in 1999, have not been delivered on. One year on from Cologne, and the G7 Summit in Okinawa, Japan, spent $750 million staging the most lavish Summit yet. Our leaders made no further move on debt relief, other than to re-state the promises of Cologne, which they have already broken!! According to the UN, 19,000 children still die each week as a result of debt repayments. So well done to Jubilee 2000, well done for the publicity, but let's look at how to carry on the debt campaign after the end of 2000 and ensure politicians deliver on their promises - and make some new promises at that! P.S. Why not visit www.dropthedebt.org or e-mail the seven richest nations and tell them to "Drop The Debt?" -------------------------------- Want to make your voice heard? Send Boomerang e-mails to the editor: "email@example.com" ------------------------------------------------------ S p i r i t u a l i t y & P o l i t i c s +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Paradise Paved by Lois Lorentzen Conjuring up images of well-fed churchgoers with a Bible in one hand and a chain saw in the other, mainstream evangelical Christianity... was no friend to the wilderness we cared about passionately. Sadly, I read Lynn White Jr.'s now famous 1967 article in Science magazine ("The Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis") accusing Christianity of promoting a theology of domination over nature, thus contributing to ecological crises, and I agreed. "Yup, that's my people." Yet something happened on the way to ecological apocalypse. Although the church does not have a strong history of either environmental theology or practice, current theological and environmental statements and church leadership look nothing like the landscape I viewed as a young wilderness guide a mere 20 years ago. Even theologically conservative churches now promote environmental theologies and programs.[] To see Lorentzen's special report on environmentalism and the church as it appeared in the Nov-Dec 2000 issue of Sojourners magazine, go to: http://www.sojo.net/magazine/index.cfm/action/sojourners/issue/soj0011/article/001121.html ******************************************************** NOT A SOJOURNERS MAGAZINE SUBSCRIBER? The Utne Reader recently listed Sojourners as one of the most-cited magazines in its history. Why does the Utne Reader love Sojourners? Sign up for a FREE ISSUE and find out for yourself. Go now to: http://www.sojo.net/magazine/index.cfm/action/free.html ********************************************************** P. O. V. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Middle East crisis: facts on the scales by Phil Clark, Liverpool, England If peace is a scarce and greatly sought-after commodity in the Middle East, then so is TRUTH. If truth remains elusive, then peace simply will not follow. The proclamation of "hard facts" adds fuel to the fire. A brief survey of recent events illustrates this: *Was Sharon's visit to the Temple Mount at best ill-considered and at worst downright provocative? Yes. *Does an Israeli member of the Knesset have the right to visit the holiest place in Judaism? Yes. *Did Palestinian protestors respond by throwing stones onto Jews celebrating the Shabbat at the Western Wall? Yes. *Did Israeli police and military respond in turn by shooting at Palestinians armed with only sticks and stones? Yes. *Did Palestinians destroy a synagogue at the site of Joseph's Tomb and injure (or kill?) a Rabbi who attempted to retrieve valuable scrolls? Yes. *Did Jews in Tiberias likewise destroy an ancient mosque? Yes. The presentation of selected facts does a great disservice to those seeking a deeper understanding of current events. A one-sided telling of recent events merely succeeds in apportioning blame. "It's not my fault" scream the kids in the school playground. Hey kids, it takes two to fight, and in any case we're interested in helping you to make up! Much of what is reported from the Middle East does the opposite, building prisons of hatred, prejudice, and enmity. Truth, as with peace, is not the exclusive possession of any one "side." Its value is immense, matched only by its rarity. ------------------------------------------------------ W e b S c e n e +++++++++++++++++++++++ Read between the lines The 30-second TV spot now dominates American politics. How are candidates using political ads to present their messages? What emotional buttons are they trying to push to influence you? 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A note on race, ethnicity and nativity differentials in remarriage in the United States
Date received: | 06 Oct 2009 |
Date published: | 15 Feb 2011 |
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Keywords: | cohabitation, divorce, ethnicity, nativity, remarriage |
DOI: | 10.4054/DemRes.2011.24.13 |
The objectives of this study are to produce up-to-date estimates of race/ethnic/nativity differentials for remarriage and repartnership among women in the United States and to see if these differences are due to across-group differences in demographic characteristics. First, we produce lifetable estimates of remarriage and repartnering for white, black, U.S. born Latina and foreign born Latina women. Next, we estimate race/ethnic/nativity differentials for remarriage and repartnership using event-history analysis with and without controls for demographic characteristics. The results suggest a continued overall decline in remarriage rates, while many women repartner by cohabitating. Whites are more likely than blacks or Latinas to remarry and they are also more likely to repartner. Race/ethnic/nativity differentials remain even after accounting for variations in demographic characteristics. This suggests that race/ethnic/nativity differentials in remarriage and repartnering rates, rather than ameliorating disadvantages associated with divorce, reinforce these differentials.
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Many of the scouts and GMs who came to Portland, Ore., made the trip just to get a good look at Biyombo. Over the course of the last month or so he's become one of the hottest names in the NBA draft, but only a handful of scouts and GMs had a good handle on who he was. Seeing him playing against future NBA lottery picks certainly helped.
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Nogueira was on the radar screen before Biyombo. His dominant performance against Team USA in the under-18s this summer drew rave reviews from scouts. But since then, he's been toiling away on a low-level Spanish team. Could Nogueira repeat the magic that saw him post 22 points, 14 rebounds and three blocks against Team USA this summer?
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