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This is the build-up of my Jeep YJ from old old to a MoNsTeR!! It has a
homemade computer driving my TPI'ed Chevy 350. The body is done up, it is
lifted 2 inches, 33 BFGs installed, custom bumper and 4.11 Yukon gears on a
True Trac and a Trac Lok, Lots more. Take a look! I hope you like it as
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Turbocharging GM's TPI Engines - What you need to know
Explaining the basics of how to turbocharge a tuned port injection engine. It is
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was the most cost effective solution in my case and ordered rebuilt Bosch
III's as they were reasonably priced, an upgrade from the originals and
warrantied. Since I selected the Bosch III's, I show you the proper way to
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I missed some detail, plus anyone see or know I have something routed wrong
or missing, let me know. I know I don't have a vacuum ball in fender. and
well when I bought it it was smacked pretty good on the drivers side, not
sure if its for cruise control only, I will be checking into that. also I
left out talking and showing the vacuum line that comes off the heater
control valve, I think it runs back and routes into the firewall aswell. I
did this quick vid for another member who wants to see how the lines are
routed, maybe it will help some. I hurried the vid, I would of took more
time on detail, and going over things but I had to get going, I had to take
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This video shows one of the secrets used by Darin Dochterman at "High Flow
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Here we are addressing the pinch/choke area in the outlet end of the TPI
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This video shows a simple porting procedure done to stock TPI runners that
will allow for a smoother transition of airflow from the plenum to the
runners and into the base manifold.
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2" long x 1/2" diameter 80 grit cartridge rolls on a short 2-3" mandrel.
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DIY Fuel Injector Cleaning & Repair
This is the end result of a few hours of work and $60 because I didn't have
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$40. The BG products were donated to the cause.
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The REASON you want to use 20 PSI is precisely because of how peak-hold
type injectors work. The injector signal sends a 4v spike to open a
peak-hold type injector quickly, then maintains its open condition with
only 1 volt. Really, it's a current thing and there's a longer
explanation, but that's it in a nutshell. When you put the injector in its
operating pressure, it takes more than a AA battery to open it, but you
don't want to sustain that much current with a momentary switch and your
expensive injectors. This isn't in the video because this warning wouldn't
be as clear. Unless you can simulate the injector pulse precisely, don't
try it. 1.5v is enough to open it below its operating pressure. If you
open it and THEN apply pressure, you can flow as much pressure as you can
throw at it.
I don't discourage anyone from getting their injectors professionally
cleaned and balanced, but in my case, I didn't feel that was necessary.
In my first video, I thanked the seller for these injectors and happy to
know I got a great deal on high quality parts. My gratitude is even
greater because I had problems with them. It gave me an opportunity to
help others troubleshoot these kinds of problems when purchasing used
parts. A different idiot might have blamed the seller for peddling crap,
demanding their money back... but that would only be because they didn't
even know what they were looking at.
This particular idiot knows what high quality parts RC injectors are and
how to clean 'em. $250 + $60 still means I saved about $150 on a brand new
set. We all benefit because I bought these and I'm grateful! Let the good
times roll.
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I swear to God that this is my last blog post about vampires, werewolves or Witchblade for a while. I know, I talk about one or the other pretty much every day in the Moviefile, but they're all pretty awesome, and we just happen to be living at the right time to be fans of these things. And since I just happened to stumble across a couple of news items involving werewolves and vampires, I thought I'd clue you all in. If you're not interested, scroll down and read about Jennifer Lopez; if you are, then read on...if you dare!
- Sadly, I have no links to footage from the SDCC panel for The Wolf Man, starring Benicio Del Toro, Emily Blunt and Anthony Hopkins. But the official site has launched, and it has a few pictures, including two Wolfman pics we've seen plus one of the three actors in period garb. Why is Hopkins wearing Gary Oldman's outfit from Bram Stoker's Dracula? I have no idea.
- Also, EW has revealed some first-look pictures from Underworld: Rise of the Lycans, the prequel to Underworld and Underworld: Evolution. Because it takes place back when the vampire-werewolf feud first started, that means that Kate Beckinsale will unfortunately not be in it, much to the chagrin of SDCC panel attendees. But because the filmmakers know that nobody wants to stare at Bill Nighy all day (besides me, that is), they've thrown in another brunette in a form-fitting outfit, in this case Rhona Mitra (Doomsday, Nip/Tuck). And who knew body armor could be so tight? I bet wearing that stuff is pretty uncomfortable, especially around the sculpted abs.
- This last item is quite possibly the most amazing thing I've ever heard. Jeremy London, of Mallrats, Party of Five and 7th Heaven fame, is going to be in a werewolf movie called Wolvesbayne. While I hate the title, because it takes a perfectly cool word like "wolfsbane" and turns it into something that looks like Bloodrayne (the one vampire thing I will never see, or write a blog post about), the plot sounds amazing. London is a heroic werewolf who has to save the world from a cult of Nazi vampires. As cool as that sounds, the casting for the Nazis is even better. The vampire leader is -- get ready -- Mark Dacascos, from Brotherhood of the Wolf and The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, not to mention the Chairman on Iron Chef America! And he has a sword! And his vampire concubine? Yancy Butler, a.k.a. the machine from Mann & Machine, a.k.a. the star of TV's Witchblade! (Bet you were wondering when I would get to her!) The story may be weak, and the acting may be lackluster (at least on London's part), but with Dacascos and Butler sporting makeup by the same guys who are working on a big-budget flick like Watchmen, it should at least be fun to look at. And isn't that what vampires, werewolves and Witchblade are all about?
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On the summer solstice—the longest day of the year—hundreds of clean energy supporters across the country got together to inform people of the facts on solar power and encourage them to be a part of the growing movement. From tweeting to identifying places that could benefit from solar, volunteers got the word out that it's time to #PutSolarOnIt.
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The future of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which passed the Senate last year, is in House Speaker John Boehner's hands—and his strategy is to refuse to call a vote, in what appears to be a desperate attempt to stop the wave of progress toward LGBT equality.
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How education impacts police performance
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The Wickersham Commission and President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice recommended that higher education is a means to better professional policing. Research studies show police officers who have earned a college degree demonstrate better overall job performance and have greater advancement opportunities than their colleagues without a college degree.
Research conducted by Jason Rydberg and Dr. William Terrill from Michigan State University provides evidence that having a college degree significantly reduces the likelihood that officers will use force as their first option to gain compliance. The study also discovered evidence of educated officers demonstrating greater levels of creativity and problem-solving skills.
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Despite the research and benefits, why is the police profession slow at adapting higher educational standards and requirements for all officers? Only a few innovative and progressive agencies have instituted educational requirements for officers despite the evidence, and these agencies have reported getting a better pool of police candidates, increased professionalism, stronger community relations, and independent problem-solving skills.
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Unless you're fixin' to binge-watch season one of "Transparent," go ahead and log out of Amazon Prime — the perfect Valentine for your honey can be found right here at home, with your hard-earned cash going straight to locally owned businesses: For him OddSox, $15 Buy it: R.A.A.H. Clothing at Central Mall, 3100 FM 365, […] [Read More]
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Every September, fashion magazines welcome the new season with massive, glossy issues. In Vogue's 856-page edition, you see everything from fur to fringe to feathers, but it's the sculptural, clean-lined fashion that strikes my fancy — smart and statement making. Though a sleek Prada getup may exceed your shopping budget, one can still incorporate inspired […] [Read More]
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Three cities you must see in the spring
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For those of us who live in the Northeast or upper Midwest, spring can't come soon enough. If you're longing to see flowering trees, listen to the birds chirp and take a leisurely outdoor stroll, you should take advantage of being retired and get away from the snow -- if only for a weekend. Spring comes earlier in the Southeast, central Texas and the Atlantic coast, among other places. Below are just a few of the best cities to see in the spring:
Asheville, North Carolina. Imagine thousands of flowering bulbs leading up to America's largest private residence, The Biltmore Estate. The former Vanderbilt mansion boasts a three-mile approach with plantings designed by Central Park landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmsted. Asheville also boasts an eclectic collection of art galleries and craft workshops as well as a vibrant folk music scene.
Austin, Texas. Austin's art and music scene is reason enough to visit the capital of Texas. This central Texas city, however, is particularly beautiful in the spring. Wildflowers abound during April and May. In addition, the South by Southwest (SXSW) Festival in early to mid-March brings together thousands of music and technology lovers of all ages. If Bluegrass music is your passion, be sure to visit during the Old Settler's Music Festival in mid-April.
New York City. New York City is enjoyable any time of the year, but spring is especially lovely. Spring visitors arrive at the Big Apple just in time to see the flowering trees and spring bulbs in Central Park as well as the ornamental cherry trees at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. Spring also brings baseball (either the Yankees or the Mets, depending on your loyalties), the Tribeca Film Festival in mid to late April, and "Matisse, Picasso and the Parisian Avant Garde" art exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which runs through June 3, 2012.
So, don't stay home and pine for spring, go out and search for it. After all, isn't that one of the advantages to not working full-time?
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The Supreme Lord is not formless or impersonal. When we speak of Krishna, we speak of the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
He thought he would simply transform himself into a tornado, carry Krishna away, and kill Him.
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Discussion in 'W.I.S.H' started by Rose&Mike, Jan 30, 2013.
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60 min elliptical
15 minutes biking
20 minutes weightlifting
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70 minutes - Nia class.
110 minutes total
30 minutes walking
An hour WERQ class this evening brings me to:
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120 minutes of cardio and weights today....
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50 min run tonight- 145/950
Was shocked that after painful pt, a stomach bug, and not running for a week, my run felt great! Yeah!!!
yesterday 15 min core and my plank
Today 15 min core and my plank.
I really dislike working days in a row. But I am now off for 3 days.
TurboFire - 60 minutes
33 minutes on the treadmill
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Happy Friday
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That's just the usual walks and Y class. I am still doing my sits ups every day and have added a plank. Last night I was all comfy in bed and dozing off when I realized I hadn't done them! Jumped up and while I was doing them I looked at the dryer and realized I had a load of clothes in there! So had to take those out. Sleep is so over rated!
Hope everybody has a good weekend and Rose a good, informative doctor appointment!
55 minutes turbofire: 400/1200
My goal for the month is 1400
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I have a question, I counted this on My Fitness Pal today. We worked our behinds off at work today inventorying and reorganizing computers around for the better part of the afternoon. We moved about 250 of them around to store them better. Should I count this for you guys as well? We did it in about an hour and my arms are killing me now!
Like I said, I did count it on MFP but I figured I'd better let you guys make the call on whether or not I should count it here!
I think it is your call. If it is outside of your normal activity and you felt like it was exercise, then I think that is just fine.
One of the girls that used to be on here regularly used something from her body bugg (I think). I guess it logged some kind of active minutes or something. Anyhow, she counted those even if they weren't formal exercise.
It all comes down to what you feel comfortable logging. I have logged shoveling snow and raking leaves in the past.
So I went to the doctor and she thinks it is a muscle issue and not a nerve issue--so no spine xrays. I am happy about that. The diagnosis--piriformis syndrome. Which is what I was thinking from the million articles I read on line. I start physical therapy Monday.
I am miserable today--I sat so much today and sitting just locks up the muscle. She said she would give me a prescription for muscle relaxers, but I am not a big drug person. She also said I could try benadryl at bedtime if I was uncomfortable, so I might try that tonight. As big a pain as this is and as much as I dislike pt, I am cautiously optimistic that maybe I can finally get back to good workouts sometime soon. I miss strength classes, and squats, etc. I am tired of babying my back, though who knows, that might not change. Hopefully the pt will have some good ideas on Monday.
I did get my mile in this morning, so that's good!
I might have to scale my goal back for the month. We'll see how it goes.
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by Ellen J. Horrow, USA TODAY
With the 2010 WNBA season set to tip off on Saturday, USA TODAY takes a look at all 12 teams.
Atlanta Dream
2009 record: 18-16
Playoffs: Lost to Detroit Shock in first round
Coach: Marynell Meadors (third season, 22-46)
Top returning players: G/F Iziane Castro Marques (14.4 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 2.0 apg); F Chamique Holdsclaw (13.9 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 2.2 apg); F Sancho Lyttle (13.0 ppg. 7.5 rpg, 1.5 apg); F Angel McCoughtry (12.8 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 2.1 apg, 2.2 spg); C Erika de Souza (11.8 ppg, 9.1 rpg, 1.3 bpg).
Key additions: G Kelly Miller (free agent), F Chanel Mokango (draft).
What to watch: Can Atlanta build off a successful 2009, going from expansion afterthought to the playoffs? The Dream have a strong post presence in first-time All-Stars de Souza and Lyttle. Rookie of the Year McCoughtry should be a full-time starter. Swingman Castro Marques is a reliable offensive threat. Point guard Kelly Miller reunites with her sister, shooting guard Coco, in the state they represented at the University of Georgia.
Chicago Sky
2009 record: 16-18
Playoffs: Did not qualify
Coach: Steven Key (third season, 28-40)
Top returning players: G Jia Perkins (13.2 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 2.9 apg, 2.1 spg); C Sylvia Fowles (11.3 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 1.5 bpg); G Kristi Toliver (7.6 ppg, 1.4 rpg, 1.9 apg); Dominique Canty (6.9 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 3.2 apg); G Erin Thorn (6.2 ppg, 1.6 rpg, 1.6 apg).
Key additions: F Shameka Christon (trade), F Cathrine Kraayeveld (trade), G Epiphanny Prince (draft).
What to watch: With perennial All-Star forward Candice Dupree to Phoenix, who will lead the Sky? Perhaps center Fowles if she remains injury-free, unlike the past two seasons. Perhaps former New York star Christon, an athletic swingman who led the Liberty in scoring the past two years. She'll be joined on the perimeter by the equally explosive Perkins and former Rutgers star Prince.
Connecticut Sun
2009 record: 16-18
Playoffs: Did not qualify
Coach: Mike Thibault (eighth season, 143-95)
Top returning players: F Asjha Jones (16.7 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 2.4 apg); C Sandrine Gruda (13.5 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 1.6 bpg); G Tan White (9.5 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 2.2 apg); G Anete Jekabsone-Zogota (9.4 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 2.2 apg).
Key additions: G Kara Lawson (free agent), F DeMya Walker (dispersal draft), G Renee Montgomery (trade), C Tina Charles (draft), F Kelsey Griffin (draft).
What to watch: The Sun went through a major roster overhaul. Longtime point guard Lindsay Whalen was sent to Minnesota and former All-Star Tamika Whitmore left the WNBA. Via the Monarchs' dispersal, the Sun got Lawson and Walker, who won the 2005 title vs. the Sun. The Sun, with the No. 1 overall pick, took University of Connecticut center Charles, and got her former point guard, Montgomery. The Sun also got Nebraska sensation Griffin.
Indiana Fever
2009 record: 22-12
Playoffs: Lost to Phoenix Mercury in WNBA Finals
Coach:Lin Dunn (third season, 39-29)
Top returning players: G Katie Douglas (17.6 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 2.7 apg); F Tamika Catchings (15.1 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 3.1 apg, 2.9 spg); F Ebony Hoffman (9.9 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 1.5 apg); C Tammy Sutton-Brown (9.9 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 1.5 bpg); G Briann January (6.9 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 2.3 apg).
Key additions: G Jene Morris (draft).
What to watch: The Eastern Conference champs were one win from their first title, so the motto seems to be don't fix what isn't broken. The Fever boast All-Stars in Catching, Douglas and Sutton-Brown. Hoffman emerged as a legitimate offensive force, and point guard January is ready to take over as a starter for mentor Tully Bevilaqua. Indiana wants to improve offensively, especially after the success of an up-tempo game in the Finals.
2009 record: 13-21
Playoffs: Did not qualify
Coach:Anne Donovan (second season, 7-10)
Top returning players: C Janel McCarville (12.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 2.8 apg); F/G Essence Carson (10.0 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 1.4 apg); F Tiffany Jackson (5.3 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 0.7 apg); C Kia Vaughn (4.8 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 0.2 apg).
Key additions: F Nicole Powell (dispersal draft), G Cappie Pondexter (trade), C Taj McWilliams-Franklin (free agent), G Kalana Greene (draft).
What to watch: Can Pondexter and Powell revitalize the once powerful Liberty? A retooled roster could help. New York brought in two young All-Stars and WNBA champs: Pondexter via trade and Powell in the Monarchs' dispersal draft. McWilliams-Franklin, a six-time All-Star who was with the 2008 champion Detroit Shock, brings a variety of post moves.
Washington Mystics
2009 record: 16-18
Playoffs: Lost to Indiana in first round
Coach: Julie Plank (first season)
Top returning players: G Lindsey Harding (12.8 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 4.5 apg); F Crystal Langhorne (12.0 ppg, 7.9 rpg, 1.0 spg); F Monique Currie (8.2 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 1.8 apg); G Matee Ajavon (8.0 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 1.1 apg); C Nakia Sanford (6.3 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 0.6 apg).
Key additions: G Katie Smith (free agent), F Jacinta Monroe (draft).
What to watch: How will the Mystics respond to four-time All-Star Alana Beard expecting to miss the season after ankle surgery. The Mystics did sign seven-time All-Star and two-time champion Smith, one of the most versatile guards. Point guard Harding and forward Langhorne had breakout 2009 seasons and will likely become even bigger offensive threats. Second-year swingman Marissa Coleman could be ready to take the next step.
Los Angeles Sparks
2009 record: 18-16
Playoffs: Lost to Phoenix Mercury in conference finals
Coach: Jennifer Gillom (first season)
Top returning players: F Candace Parker (13.1 ppg, 9.8 rpg, 2.6 apg, 2.1 bpg); F Tina Thompson (13.0 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 2.3 a pg); F Delisha Milton-Jones (10.2 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 2.2 apg); G Betty Lennox (10.2 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 1.8 apg); G Noelle Quinn (8.4 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 3.5 apg).
Key additions: G Ticha Penicheiro (free agent), G Andrea Riley (draft), G Bianca Thomas (draft)
What to watch: Is this now Candace Parker's team with the retirement of one of the league's best in Lisa Leslie, who guided the Sparks to two WNBA titles. The Sparks have a superstar to build around in Parker, the 2008 MVP, and she'll have All-Stars and WNBA champions Thompson and Milton-Jones with Lennox. The Sparks also added one of the best point guards in Penicheiro, who signed after the Sacramento Monarchs dispersed.
Minnesota Lynx
2009 record: 14-20
Playoffs: Did not qualify
Coach: Cheryl Reeve (first season)
Top returning players: G/F Seimone Augustus (21.0 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 1.5 apg); C Nicky Anosike (13.2 ppg, 7.4 rpg, 2.7 apg, 2.7 spg); G Candice Wiggins (13.1 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 2.6 apg); F Charde Houston (13.1 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 1.7 apg); C Quanitra Hollingsworth (4.8 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 0.1 apg).
Key additions: F Rebekkah Brunson (dispersal draft), G Lindsay Whalen (trade), F Hamchétou Maiga-Ba (free agent), G Monica Wright (draft).
What to watch: Minnesota might be one of the deepest, most talented teams. But health concerns have taken a toll. The Lynx will have to start without two of their best, Augustus and Wiggins, both rehabbing from surgeries. Once all the pieces are back, Reeve will boast a number of offensive threats and a new All-Star point guard in Whalen, acquired in a trade with the Connecticut Sun. Brunson, picked up in the Monarchs' dispersal draft, and Wright, the No. 2 overall draft pick, should contribute immediately. Post players Nicky Anosike and Charde Houston should build upon their 2009 breakout seasons.
Phoenix Mercury
2009 record: 23-11
Playoffs: Beat Indiana Fever in WNBA Finals
Coach:Corey Gaines (third season, 39-29)
Top returning players: G/F Diana Taurasi (20.4 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 3.5 apg, 1.4 bpg); F DeWanna Bonner (11.2 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 0.4 apg); F Penny Taylor (10.9 ppg, 2.4 rpg, 2.3 apg); C Tangela Smith (9.9 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 0.8 apg); G Temeka Johnson (9.6 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 4.6 apg).
Key additions: F Candice Dupree (trade).
What to watch: Can the Mercury win their third title in four years? All-Star guard Cappie Pondexter was traded to New York, but regular-season and Finals MVP Taurasi, the 2009 scoring leader, remains. Sixth woman of the year Bonner should get even better in her second season. All-Star Dupree, the face of the Chicago Sky since its inception, has been added. She will give a rebounding and post punch that the undersized Mercury had lacked.
San Antonio Silver Stars
2009 record: 15-19
Playoffs: Lost to Phoenix in first round
Coach: Sandy Brondello (first season)
Top returning players: G Becky Hammon (19.5 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 5.0 apg); F Sophia Young (18.2 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 1.6 apg); G Belinda Snell (6.2 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 1.2 apg); C Ruth Riley (5.3 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 1.5 bpg); G Edwige Lawson-Wade (5.2 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 2.2 apg).
Key additions: F Laura Harper (dispersal draft), G Roneeka Hodges (trade), C Michelle Snow (trade), C Jayne Appel (draft), F Alysha Clark (draft).
What to watch: Which Silver Stars team will show? The 2008 version made it to the WNBA Finals, but last year's team barely scraped into the playoffs with a losing record. San Antonio's fortunes took a hit when All-Star Belgium center Ann Wauters opted to skip the 2010 season. Still, the formidable inside-outside All-Star duo of Hammon and Young could keep the team in the hunt. Much needed post help should come from acquiring Harper in the Monarchs' dispersal draft, trading for Snow and drafting All-American center Appel from Stanford.
Seattle Storm
2009 record: 20-14
Playoffs: Lost to Los Angeles Sparks in first round
Coach:Brian Agler (third season, 42-26)
Top returning players: F/C Lauren Jackson (19.2 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 1.7 bpg); G Sue Bird (12.8 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 5.8 apg); G Tanisha Wright (12.2 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.9 apg); F Swin Cash (12.2 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 2.6 apg); F Camille Little (10.0 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 1.0 apg).
Key additions: F Le'coe Willingham (free agent), F Svetlana Abrosimova (free agent), G Alison Lacey (draft).
What to watch: With Leslie retired, the mantle of undisputed best post player in the WNBA belongs to Jackson, who has had injury issues toward the end of the past two seasons. With a healthy Jackson, Seattle has all the pieces to challenge for a WNBA title. Point guard Bird led the league in assists in 2009, forward Cash took home All-Star MVP honors and shooting guard Wright had a breakout year. The Storm also shored up their depth when they signed free-agent forwards Willingham and Abrosimova.
Tulsa Shock*
2009 record: 18-16
Playoffs: Lost to Indiana in conference finals
Coach: Nolan Richardson (first season)
Top returning players: G Shavonte Zellous (11.9 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 1.8 apg); F Plenette Pierson (Missed 2009 season because of injury; 11.9 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 2.3 apg in 2008); C Kara Braxton (9.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 1.5 apg); G Alexis Hornbuckle (6.7 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 2.7 apg); C Olayinka Sanni (3.8 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 0.5 apg).
Key additions: G Scholanda Robinson (dispersal draft), F Amber Holt (trade), F Chante Black (trade), G Shanna Crossley (trade), G Marion Jones (free agent).
What to watch: Can Richardson's "40 minutes of hell" work in the WNBA? The Shock relocated from Detroit, where they won three titles, and a lot of changes have been made. Gone are mainstays Katie Smith, Deanna Nolan and Cheryl Ford. Most of the newcomers are unproven. That leaves as the biggest question, can disgraced track and field star Jones succeed in a sport she hasn't played since graduating from North Carolina in 1997?
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Being Jewish in Jonesboro, Arkansas
Today's guest post comes from our friend Andrea Levy, a fairly recent transplant to Jonesboro, Arkansas. Thanks for sharing your lovely words, Andrea!
It is Friday morning. I am sitting at my kitchen table. I have a big smile on my face as I work on my bible study lesson for this coming Wednesday. My mother called this morning to make sure the storm wasn't too bad last night. After the time we had to run twice to the safe room because of tornadoes, there is constant worry (such is the lot of a Jewish Mother).
The location where these tornadoes threatened? Jonesboro, Arkansas. The bible study I'm preparing to lead? A session on Jewish Holidays for the First Christian Church of Jonesboro this coming Wednesday. How the world turns.
Last Sunday, I led our synagogue service observing Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha'atz'maut, and sending a wonderful couple off to northwest Arkansas at an evening service followed by an Israeli themed potluck dinner with falafel, hummus, Israeli salad, pita and more. The cake had an Israeli flag on it—I wonder what Kroger thought of that?
And the Monday before that? The President of our synagogue, David Levenbach, and I participated in Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom Hashoah to us) at the Southwest Church of Christ. The program was so moving, with approximately 20 biographies of people during the time of the Holocaust portrayed by other participants provided by the US Holocaust Museum, and a short film also by the museum. David and I read prayers from Gates of Prayer.
I'm not a rabbi, by the way. I'm just a member of a small Southern congregation, and this is what you do.
So back to the bible study. I was invited to lead the bible study session this week at the First Christian Church, to talk about Jewish Holidays. I have been preparing for this feverishly, as I want to make sure to make this session is engaging and interactive. I am bringing show and tell items and some special foods with me—challah, matzah, and macaroons. I have been learning things about our holidays that I did not know before my preparations—the Torah citations for some of the holidays, the explanations behind the traditions, and most importantly why we know Shabbat falls on Friday night/Saturday.
So the smile on my face? Well, it's both appreciation and amusement… because if I had stayed where I grew up, this wouldn't be how I spent my morning.
I grew up in Highland Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago with a large Jewish population. Now, my family and I have meandered our way to a much smaller town of 70,000, with a very small Jewish community (we were so happy to get 25 last Sunday!)—Jonesboro, Arkansas. If we hadn't, I would not be sitting here working on my bible study lesson for next Wednesday.
Funny, but true: Sometimes when you leave a big Jewish community, Judaism becomes an even bigger part of your life.
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Do Cities Have Identities?
It's true: I grew up in a town so far South, it's North.
With residents mostly emigrating from colder climates, my hometown really is a Southern (geographically) and Northern (cultural) fusion. Nicknamed "Paradise," Sarasota, Florida's motto boasts "Big City Amenities Meets Small Town Living."
The town has plenty of personality with its big-meets-small mentality, beaches, and population. If you land in the airport, you'll find a shark tank to greet you just outside of TSA Security. The "small town living" note on the sign should really say "small beach town living," since Sarasota boasts one of the USA's consistently best-rated beaches. Its affluent nature no doubt relates to the culture that John Ringling helped infuse into the society.
While travelling recently to a community on a rabbinic visit, I encountered another city with a very clear, yet completely different identity: Kilgore, Texas.
I had the pleasure of driving over from Longview after my visit had concluded to play a round of golf with some fellow golf-obsessed Nice Jewish Boys. Titled the "city of stars," it's not for astronomical or astrological reasons. Instead, it's due to the discovery of oil in 1930. The "stars" to which it refers are the tops of oil derricks.
Never had I entered a city whose identity is so clearly played out virtually everywhere you go. As you drive in, instead of a shark tank, you are greeted by a giant oil derricks holding up the road sign. Immediately following is another oil derrick with the welcome sign… on which stands yet another oil derrick. I stopped in Circle K to grab a Gatorade to stay hydrated— lo and behold, an oil derrick was a column holding up the front overhang.
When I pumped my gas on the way out of town, I noticed that even the liquor store's sign was modeled after the oil derrick. There's something important about a town's history, identity, and culture from what they make sure you notice while you're there.
Whether it's beaches or bohemian flair, olive trees or oil derricks, all towns are built around something. I will certainly pay more attention to the cities I enter from now on, looking for these markers that help explain who they are. It's all part of hitting the road and really getting to know the communities we visit.
For what is your city best known?
Does it have a slogan?
How does its identity on display as you wander the streets?
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"Funny, You Don't Look Jewish…"
Three Jewish women walked into a nail salon….
This is not a joke, just what I did with two of my friends last weekend. These tired working moms needed a pedicure, stat! I have been to this salon countless times and am always my usual talkative friendly self to the unlucky soldier charged with trying to make my runner's feet look presentable.
The nail technician that I am paired up with the most is Daniel, a young African American man who is married to one of the other workers, who happens to be Vietnamese. Daniel and I have chatted for hours over the time I have known him, about nothing and everything. I usually come in with a friend or two, and you can tell that he finds our banter amusing. We might even be on the list of his favorite customers.
On our last visit, my girlfriends and I relaxed and started chatting about something, and we must have mentioned something Jewish. At this, Daniel's eyes grew big and he said, "Are you Jewish? I had no idea. You don't look Jewish."
There it was, the comment that no matter how many times you hear it is just puzzling. You don't look Jewish.
This notion of "looking Jewish" perpetuates so many Jewish stereotypes and yet also seems harmless enough when asked by sincerely uninformed and curious people. My friends waited for my answer, and I playfully responded that I actually do look pretty darn Jewish (as long as we are talking about stereotypes).
Daniel continued, "No, seriously. Tell me… how I would know if someone was Jewish? What do Jews look like?"
It was such an innocent question and yet so powerful, as it reminded me that there are still many people who know nothing about Judaism and have never met a Jew (even though San Antonio has over 9,000 Jews). Those of us living in southern small towns know this scenario well, and are often the token Jew of our classroom, or school, and almost every group of which we are a part. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but it's like being signed up to be a group's representative without being asked if you wanted the job. Some of us readily accept the charge of being the face of the Jewish community, while others are extremely uncomfortable.
While Daniel's question was innocent, many of the questions that face us lonely Jews can be quite unpleasant. We are repeatedly asked questions such as: Why did the Jews kill Jesus? Are you OK knowing that you are going to hell? and even, Don't Jews have horns on their heads? Sometimes these questions are like Daniel's, from a combination of ignorance and interest, and other times they have a hurtful agenda attached.
To complicate matters, Judaism is something that is not always visible to others. I can conceal my Jewish identity if I want to, which perpetuates the situation of people not knowing many Jews. The more this happens, the more people are uninformed about Jews and the more uncomfortable I may feel exposing my Judaism to others in the future. It's a cycle that can only change with non Jews educating themselves and with Jews being proud of being Jewish even when its not easy. These are both tall orders, and yet we have to start somewhere.
So I took a deep breath, and asked Daniel what else he wanted to know about Jews.
Have you been in a situation like this? What would you say?
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PHILADELPHIA - MAY 1: First round draft pick wide receiver Jeremy Maclin #18 of the Philadelphia Eagles practices during minicamp at the NovaCare Complex on May 1, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images)
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I am in the 3rd year of harvesting rasberries. The first year obviously was when I planted them and I had an ok harvest. Last year was a great year where I could go out every morning for the summer and get a nice handful. This year it is been extremely weak. Just a few berries and many of the stalks have turned brown or the fruits just turn black, I do see some late bloomers so i'm hoping August is better. But it just doesnt look good.
I know it is a biennial so ca it just be that this is not a great year for it? We did have a cold spring ( NY area).


text: Ha! hahahhahhah! this man is clueless...... Go get 'em George! Get out there and speak for McCain! America loves you! The White House on Monday sidestepped a question about how much Bush will campaign with McCain but said the president would actively hit the trail in support of Republican candidates despite his low approval ratings and questions about whether his presence would help or hurt the likely GOP nominee. "The president believes very strongly that, if we get out and take our message to voters, that we can be successful," said White House spokesman Scott Stanzel. Bush, who has not been with McCain since a Rose Garden event on March 5, will appear with the Arizona senator at a fundraiser May 27 in Phoenix. Asked at the daily White House news briefing whether one could expect to see a lot of Bush and McCain together, Stanzel said: "I think you'll see the president out on the campaign trail quite a bit. We'll keep you posted on their events that they may have together." Hahahahhahahahah!!!!!!


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