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Looks pretty great to me. I'd darken the rivers a bit so they stand out more, but other than that... nice.
Also, your avatar rocks.
I agree with Diamond; the land (and especially the mountain ranges) look great, but either the land, or the rivers/sea ought to be much darker.
The technique for mountains looks good, but their shape seems unnatural to me.
Thanks! Yes the rivers need a lot more work. I have seen a tutorial here for making tapered rivers so I'm going to look into that.
I think I will try this again and place the rivers and lakes in first as I have found It is easier to place more realistic land form into it than trying to force rivers into the land form.
Been having a hard time finding a land color I like so I will try darkening the sea instead.
And Yes half way through the mountain I was aware of the strange shape. It reminded me more of a fossilised fish more than a mountain.
Ok. Here is a new start. A little more conservative in the colors and land forms. I think the rivers may benefit from a small amount of blurring along with the sharp edge of the shore line.
The colors seem all right but may need some tweaking. Not sure if I like them this dark (But I have been staring it a long time).
I like the second effort much more than the first one. The mountains have visible height differences and less-defined spines down the center. The coastlines could probably use a little more roughness in places, especially with that many rivers. I would also recommend some variation in the coloring (darker and lighter greens, for example). If you're doing the shading on a different layer than the underlying color, then it should be fairly simple to add the color variation.
Ok. I think in the last test I was too bold in the land form size. So this time I have tried a style representing lower heights, that is under 1000 ft.
Trying to use a lighter color and a softer touch so the hills are rather indistinct. Having a softer look.
Trying to match Google maps terrain was way too difficult. The real world is just too complicated to be able to do this to my original conception.
Next I am experimenting with greater heights forms in size and color. Hopefully I can get them to match the style.

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Beautiful day - glad to be out and walking around. No great treasures found, but I did pick up a few things. Got home in time to get a call from dr.'s office that test I had yesterday was normal, so that's good. Seems as tho I should celebrate with something special to eat - but strawberries will have to do! Have some picking up to do around here and put some thought into what I'll make for supper before going out tonight. No special plans for the week-end. Hope you all have a good one. Forecast now is only for a sprinkling to 1 inch, at least in this area.
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February 2013
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/15/2013 3:21 PM EST
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/15/2013 3:52 PM EST
tt, how was the cookie baking the other day? I don't remember a post on it, if I missed it I'm sorry. Glad your test results came back with good results. I'm going to Twin River tonight for a few hours, hope I win.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/15/2013 4:01 PM EST
Cookie baking went well. Divied them up between her house and my intown son's. Only disappointment was a bottle of red and white sprinkles I bought that morning and didn't realize were peppermint flavored - when I test tasted them, they tasted more like medicine than peppermint candy. The 3 cookies I sprinkled them on, GD steered clear of. We're making whoopie pies for St. Paddy's with just a slight tinge of green in the filling.
Good luck tonight. Wish I were going with you. Have never been there, only Foxwoods and the other place.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/15/2013 4:07 PM EST
Yes I remember you talking about the green whoopie pies. I'd like one of those please. Thanks. Twin River is nice, all it has are slots.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/15/2013 4:40 PM EST
Have a lot of fun, Winter. Never been to Indian River, but now I know why, since they only have slots. DH plays Black Jack. I play slots and win; he plays Black Jack and loses. So we are a good pair. Usually come home with a bit of change.
Last Sunday, we won $50 playing Keno at Sarpino's Pizzaria. Big deal. Everyone around were so happy for us.
Haven't been to Foxwood for quite a while. Now I want to go.
Yes, it is really nice out today. Wish I could have spent some time outside. Instead, I am sitting here getting a headache from the smell of paint. Don't know, what they are painting today. My office is done.
Have a good evening with your Nanny friend tonight, tt. It's never good to meditate on a full stomach, so go light on supper.
I am ready to pack up. Everyone have a pleasant evening.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/15/2013 6:53 PM EST
Honey and I rae kind of like that too Pingo...Only...he s the one with the luck...He wins scratch tickets....dice rolls....superbowl squares...rafles...you get the picture...I win nothing ever...
My ex husband was the same way...He still is...he just hit the lotttery for 3,000.00
We had pretty good Vday...I didn't sleep that much last night because I'm a bit behind in my work..I am kind of caught up but I usually like to be done by now, regretably, I still have my Sunday orders left to put up...but we have had quite a whirlwind of activity in a short period of time.
Last Wenesday and Thursday was the wake/funeral of Honey's Mother's long time companion. Honey's Dad died in 1984....and roundabouts 1987 his Mom "dated" this gentleman but it seems ridiculous to call him a boyfriend. ......Then we had the storm....then it was Valentine's Day (holiday generated business) now...its the weekend...so...I am behind. Oh ya and I gave a class on Monday....Yup..no wonder I am behind...I'll survive
I did get to poke my nose out today...to go to the bank...It was really nice!
Night All!
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 7:25 AM EST
Good morning,
Seagulls are coming inland - definite sign of a storm coming. Love their sound, hear them before I open the blinds and see them. - If only we had picture ability, 4 of them sitting on top of the corner house roof, 2 at one end, 2 at the other.
When does DH come home, Kargiver, I forget how long they were going for.
Busy time of year for your business, Icer. Next month too, I imagine. Are you involved in the parade this year? Sorry to hear of your MIL's companion. I'm sure she'll feel a big void in her life.
How did you make out last night at Twin Rivers, Winter? I'm sure it was a fun night, regardless of winning or not. Haven't been to Foxwoods since last St. Paddy's Day - hmm, wonder if they'd be interested in going again this year. Nothing's been said about my birthday this year. Maybe I'll set some family plans in motion, celebrating a milestone, that with this birthday I will have lived past the age my sister died. Next one to get past is my mother's, in two years. Funny how we mark things off.
I'm starving, so breakfast then find a low key program to put on TV for background, and get started. Baking my orange coffee cake only putting it into muffin form, is on the agenda too.
Check the boards later.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 7:46 AM EST
Been snowing here for an hour but the forecaster (WBZ) says only 1 -3 inches total for the next 24 hours, but 4 - 8 on the outer Cape. We'll see!
Orange coffee cake sounds like something I could really get behind.my husband loves orange cake and demands it for each birthday..how about the recipe, TT? We have decided to eat onlly breakfast each meal this weekend.
Starving - must go make some food and run out to do an early errand. Best to all on this snowy day.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 8:48 AM EST
You guys are ahead of us for snow this morning, but we got about 2-3" last night. Did everyone? My "weatherman" isn't home so I have no idea, lol.
tt, he returns Tuesday. So far there's no real need to plow, but definitely to shovel the front and back steps and patio. It's Saturday so if he were home he'd do it because he enjoys shoveling. But, as it is, I'll get the calorie burn...which is great because I ate mu shu pork for breakfast. :)
Had a wondfully blessed time with my friends yesterday. The babies are on some pureed food; they just turned 8 months, can you believe it? I always leave their feeling as if I'd spent the day on a sunny vacation despite "working" the whole time. Sure doesn't feel like work when you're spending time with a dear friend in the process.
much like yesterday, the phone rang and I've been sitting on this post awhile so I know there will be new ones that pop up! It was DH, and all is great. :)
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 8:50 AM EST
Snow is coming down, big, light, fluffy flakes. Just risked life and limb and went out and filled the feeder. Since the perching rod has been broken, they've gotten used to eating seed I spread on the ground. Now, this morning filling the feeder itself and not scattering any, the silly birds are scratching in the snow underneath instead of flying up where they could perch on the sides and have a banquet!
I had a banquet of a breakfast, French toast with syrup and powdered sugar. Delicious.
Hats, I published the orange coffee cake years ago here, but it's among those that never made it when they changed over systems. However, if you go to Allrecipes.com, and put in Hot Orange Coffee Cake, you will pull up Aunt Mamie's. It's a duplicate of mine - annoyed me no end because after mine had appeared in these columns, it appeared there, with no reference to the original poster (me), or the original (as far as that site goes) C.C. Mine is yellow with age, cut from somewhere, probably 30 years ago at least - I used to make it when the boys were young. That being said, it is definitely a coffee cake, a grainy consistency, definitely not the fine texture birthday cakes are usually made from. It is a delicate orange flavor, however. After a couple of days, I freeze mine, because I find it's best in the first couple of days. That's why I've decided to bake it in muffin form today. Enjoy.
ETA: Corrected other poster's name to "Aunt Mamie".
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 8:52 AM EST
Pingo, hope you got some fresh air and shook your headache.
Tt, how was your meditation?
winter, hope you had fun and at least broke even. :)
hats, I could "get behind" that orange coffee cake, too, lol.
icer, enjoying burning 1/10th of the wood you have been? I am having a hard time not getting it too warm. put half a load in last night and woke up to it being 70!! Dh would not have slept a wink with it that warm, lol. I was snug as a bug.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 8:53 AM EST
Saw your post when mine came up, Kargiver. Just a couple of more days for poor Gracie to wonder where her Dad has gone, and why. Reminds me of that commercial with the dog is looking out the window and sees his mistress coming up the walk, home from the war. He bounds out and knocks her down with doggie kisses. Cute ad.
ETA: Wasn't a meditation last night, something different, but enjoyable, with the exception that the place was about 10 degrees colder than is comfortable for me. Came home and pulled a flannel nightgown (which I don't usually wear) out of the drawer to get warm.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 9:13 AM EST
I LOVE that ad and, yes, have even choked up at it. Gracie is moping. Thank goodness only a few more days. I can stand it because I know where he is and when he's returning, but she is not happy not knowing these things. Her exuberance upon his return will be epic. :)
10 degrees colder is COLD. I hope you got warm in your flannel soon. Sometimes once I'm that cold I can't seem to get warm without a hot shower or something.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 9:38 AM EST
Good morning,
And we are just supposed to get a dusting? It is coming down here pretty heavily right now. Big fat flakes. The radar doesn't show a very broad band, but it is pretty solid. I predict, we will get at least 3 inches here.
Those orange muffins sounds just up my alley. Yesterday, I bought a new supply of muffin papers. But the orange will have to wait. I have a pint of blueberries, that needs to be used. Not fresh enough to be eaten out of hand, but fine for baked goods. I also have 2 bananas that are waiting for a 3rd to be turned into banana muffins. So I guess, I will be little miss muffin sitting on my tuffin this weekend.
How awful someone stole and published your recipe w/o reference to you, tt. It would have upset me too.
And the trips are already 8 months old. I can imagine they must be lots of fun, but also a lot of work. How blessed your friend is to have you, Kar, to help out.
Hats, with having only breakfast each meal, does that mean your will have 3 breakfast meals a day, or just one meal of breakfast? I am a bit confused.
DH left for work a long time ago. I am puttering around with laundry, baking and cleaning the house. Fortunately my yesterday's headache went away before I got home.
Enjoy the day and stay dry and warm.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 9:43 AM EST
Just a quick post - realize now the birds scratching under the feeder, were scratching feeders. Now that the chickadees are swooping back and forth at the feeder, and dropping the seeds they don't want, the "scratchers" are finally having their feast.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 9:53 AM EST
Nature is funny to watch sometimes, tt. Just looked at our squirrel on the deck. DH must have thrown a cup of seeds on the deck for the Juncos before he left. But now the snow covers them. So Mr. squirrel is "shoveling" a path with his snout in the snow looking for and finding the seeds. Cute.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 9:58 AM EST
I have got to drag myself away from this computer and take the wash down cellar and get it thrown in. How I hate going down there. At least now the snow has melted away from the cellar windows so it is light and not the terrible dark it was with the windows covered up. My last game of MahJong didn't last long, so that's a sign - - - - Go do your washes !
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 11:01 AM EST
Hello everyone. I didn't win, but I didn't lose what I brought. Have a bit of a cold I think, so I'm going to rest for a bit.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 11:03 AM EST
Breaking even is good. That's all I usually aim for when I go - a day of fun and going home with what I brought.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 11:54 AM EST
Breakfast - yes breakfast 3x day- or more like 2x for him. I had coffee early early. Then I had a bagel and he had tea. Then I made him eggs, toast, oj, potatoes which he just finished. (I just had a few potatoes.) I'll have more coffee soon. We'll probably have an afternoon snack oftea and fruit - then waffles or pancakes for supper. Tomorrow bacon and eggs, then ? something with leftover bacon! I have lots of eggs/milk/cream etc to use up before we go to Florida for a week. Revving up my frying arm, as a character in a book I once read, said.
TT the coffee cake sounds good, I prefer a coffee cake texture myself so I will bookmark the recipe and see what happens. I do have a lot to do this weekend and with all the frying I may not want to bake.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 11:59 AM EST
Winter, hope you feel better as the day goes by. Too bad you didn't win, but breaking even - or like in your case not loosing all you brought is good.
Yesterday in the news was this lady, I believe the owner or heir to Jack-in-the-Box, who gambled away 1 Billion Dollars in 3 years playing slots. The news said it was something like $30,000 an hour. How is that even possible? Well of course if you play high stakes and use several machines, it would be. She looked terrible being led into court. Not like someone, who had fun gambling.
My question is, why didn't anyone stop her, before it came to this? 1 Biliion is not exactly change laying around. The banks must have noticed large withdrawels. Even the casinos should have known, this was quite unusual, and should have had the courtesy to stop her.
A friend of ours (and I am embarrased to actually call him a friend now) quit his job and became a professional gambler. He was kicked out of first Atlantic City, then Las Vegas for excessive gambling. He left the country, owing everyone money, before they could take hime to court. Don't know, where he is now, and I don't want to know either. So sad.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 12:05 PM EST
Ah, Hats. That makes sense. Using up the stuff in the refrigerator, before going away. It is always a problem; I hate to throw away food. I try to freeze away, what can be frozen, and I try not to shop much the week, before we leave.
I was quite surprised. I left an unopened bottle of milk in the ref. for 10 days, when we both went away last. It was as good as new, when we got back. Your eggs should be fine too.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 12:24 PM EST
First time I've tried the orange recipe as muffins, but they baked in 20 minutes and I just took them out. 12 nice high muffins. Along with the topping the recipe called for, I added finely chopped walnuts. Can't wait to bite into one.
Washes are done, one has gone through the dryer, and the other is going in now. Other than the baking, not much else has gotten done.
Snow has just about stopped, only a few intermittent flakes coming down. Guess tonight is when the second larger batch will come in.
Cheerio tried her darndest to get the door to the upstairs open. Followed me around from room to room, and then finally gave in to boredom and is under the comforter in here. She's down for the afternoon.
ETA: tip on the recipe (don't know if it's in Aunt Mamie's directions), whisk the dry ingredients rather than sift, and when you add the juice, eggs and butter, just quickly stir until moistened. You don't want to beat this batter. -- Did you get that, Aunt Mamie? (!!)
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 12:50 PM EST
Thanks! for the xtra directions. Not much worry about me sifting though - I never do that unless there's lumps or bumps in ingredients - every once in a while the canisters get moisture and it makes lumps. I am too darn lazy! I always figure the sifting together thing came from the old days and with our modern ingredients and mixers it's not as necessary. And I am a good baker. Too good. If I bake it I eat it and that's fatal. So I try to hold back.
When you were talking about heart shaped pans I rememberd that I have a great big one (12") and I used to make a devil's food cake and glaze it with cocoa/sugar/milk glaze for Valentine's day. But DH doesn't like choc cake so now that we are the only ones around I don't bother. Because I would eat it all within days. Trying to eat only apples for snacks...and am having a nice cup of Darjeeling tea. Hold it in your hands and it warms inside and out.
Re: February 2013
posted at 2/16/2013 2:49 PM EST
DH just came in from cleaning the driveway. Light and fluffy and easy. Not biting the ground. Fairly warm out too. Will probably melt away, if you don't touch it. But it would be good to get rid of it, as we are getting more tonight.


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VERY impressive. Beautiful job. Was wondering it looks like the stand it's on has no ramp. Do you just pick it off when done. ERC
Hi Ace, The space between the inlet valve and piston crown was a little tight, as per the picture, the minimum clearance was 0.8mm, with no free play in the pushrod. However, I decided I would add an extra base gasket of 0.25mm, to give things a bit more room. Other options are running a slight valve clearance and / or retarding the inlet timing by a small amount. We also need to shim the long spark plug on the original plug side by a small amount, as the gap on this was closed right down as the piston was taken over TDC. The compression makes it feel like there is a brick in there when turning the engine via a spanner on the rotor nut ! [no such resistance with the plugs out, though] B.W.
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|Gluten-free misconceptions debunked
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|Wednesday, 16 October 2013 13:24
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I know it's a little earlier to make predictions for next year, but i like to think a head. Don't think i'm giving up on this years team. I'm just curious what other people think might happen next year, especially if a with a few of these circumstances.
Brackins stays another year
McDermott gets one more year to prove himself
We lose Gilstrap, but JVB gets a medical redshirt and returns
No one transfers away from the program
I feel that we may be vastly improved next year even with the loss of gilstrap. Hamilton will continue to improve offensively. Brackins returns and motivated to get his name back into the conversation to get into the NBA. With the circumstances above i think we may have to talent, and finally some a good amount of senior leadership that may take us to some kind of postseason play.
I'm guessing Buckley or Colvin isn't here to start next season.
I like your optimism, but it sounds like the exact same thing everyone said last year.
were bad.. and will continue to be bad for a long time
Love me some: Stone Cold Stunners and Erin Andrews
Originally Posted by jakecovo21
were bad.. and will continue to be bad for a long time
Is that you in your pic?
I think ISU has another year without postseason play, probably another 4 win conference season, similar to this season.
Originally Posted by twojman
Is that you in your pic?
I think ISU has another year without postseason play, probably another 4 win conference season, similar to this season.
wtf.. u serious...
are you hitting on me.. ???
F*** dude its Erin Andrews. get yourself together.
wow, all negative. I'm just saying if these things all happen. I think colvin will be gone too, but what if he stays. I was just with all the circumstances i said before if they all happened what did other people think the team would be like next year. I doubt they will all happen.
my prediction is that fans will complain and ***** and moan about how things aren't like they used to be and blame anything and everything they can think of, but especially the coach. Regardless of the outcome.
I hope and pray that Colvin does not leave, I think if anyone does leave it would be Buckley not Colvin. I think Colvin has the most potential of anyone of our guards.
Originally Posted by jakecovo21
wtf.. u serious...
are you hitting on me.. ???
F*** dude its Erin Andrews. get yourself together.
Pssst, I knew who it was, just trying to be funny...
Randy Bennett is introduced as the new head coach
Iowa State goes 21-9, NCAA birth...
Gilstrap is granted another year
Brackins stays, thusly gambling his already fragile future....
Same old crap. ****** defense, ****** rebounding, ****** offense, ****** guard play, ****** everything. 2 conference wins and our high point for the season squeaking out a home win vs. Drake.
Predictions are hard now. But Ill go with 15-17 or something. Sounds familiar.
I think that they have a chance to be really good if everything falls together right. Having either Brackins or Gilstrap back would certainly help. Need to see some growth in everyone's game, but I like the potential of Colvin, Hamilton and Dendy. Christopherson is a player that I like as well, because he's just solid. It's been a bit of a streaky year for him.
no koolaid here............. need new coach and new direction come back Larry
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA)-- It's a question breast cancer patients preparing for surgery should ask; What type of anesthesia will you be getting? The answer could make a difference in your recovery and your risk for a recurrence.
Laura Twombley O'Brien is an endoscopy nurse. She works with physicians in the GI lab at Washington Hospital Center. But last summer O'Brien was a patient at the hospital after being diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer.
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A number of big names hit the annual Australian Open Baller Party held at Breezes at the Crown Entertainment Complex including Roger Federer, Maria Sharapova, Rafael Nadal, and Jelena Jankovic. Up-and-comer Anastasia Pivovarova, who will be wearing the newly launched Maria Sharapova Collection this season, also joined in the festivities.
For once I can actually say most of them looked pretty stellar. Note to Nadal: Seriously?! Please hire a stylist STAT. You're off-court get up is all kinds of wrong, as usual.
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We Bought a Zoo SynopsisA father moves his family to the English countryside to own and operate a zoo.
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Starring: Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson, Elle Fanning, Thomas Haden Church
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We Bought A Zoo Overcomes Obstacles On Blu-Ray In April
If you did miss the live-action family film, you wont have too long to wait. We Bought a Zoo will hit Blu-Ray, DVD, and digital download on April 3rd. The story, about a man and his kids who buy a struggling zoo in the attempt to save it, is packed with some strong performances, including Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson, Thomas Haden Church, and Angus Macfadyen.
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Holiday Weekend Box Office: Hollywood In The Red For Christmas
After a slow start for movies opening early on Wednesday, the Christmas holiday rallied a bit into Monday. Overall, box office results were slightly higher than the same four day holiday weekend last year, but that's small consolation for an industry that saw a major ticket sale backslide in 2011.
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Matt Damon Searches For Something Authentic In We Bought A Zoo Clip
After the death of his wife, a grieving widower searches for something to help unite his family and move them on to the next stage in their lives. He decides to buy and renovate a struggling zoo. Through the process of remaking the zoo, the man and his family find themselves Learning Important Things About Life. That smartass write-up is, more or less, the plot of We Bought a Zoo
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See The Playlist Cameron Crowe Used To Woo Matt Damon
If there's any director out there who definitely understands the mixtape, it's Cameron Crowe. The soundtracks to his movies are nearly as important as the script and the actors. So it's no surprise that when Crowe decided to try and convince Matt Damon to star in his new movie, We Bought a Zoo, he turned to his secret weapon: he made Damon a mixtape.
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Spielberg's War Horse Set Up For Early Screenings This Weekend
We Bought A Zoo isnt the only upcoming movie set to show screenings in select theaters this weekend. DreamWorks is apparently looking to give the upcoming Steven Spielberg film War Horse the early-screening treatment this weekend as well. The film will be headed to 10 cities this Sunday.
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We Bought A Zoo Headed To Select Theaters For Thanksgiving Weekend
If youre looking forward to the upcoming Cameron Crowe film We Bought A Zoo, you may have the opportunity to see it nearly a month before it makes its official debut in theaters. Select theaters are set to show the movie later this month.
by Kelly West November 17, 2011 comments
Cameron Crowe's We Bought A Zoo Lands New U.S. Poster
Cameron Crowe has to bounce back. He just has to. Theres no way the heartfelt filmmaker responsible for Say Anything, Jerry Maguire and the masterful Almost Famous can deliver another misfire after Elizabethtown. While he has flexed his creative muscle on two impressive musical documentaries in The Union and Pearl Jam Twenty (both worth your time), Crowe fans are waiting with bated breath for his next feature, We Bought a Zoo
by Sean O'Connell November 8, 2011 comments
First Trailer For Cameron Crowe's We Bought A Zoo
It's been six years since Cameron Crowe last put a feature film into theaters. His last project, Elizabethtown, was a disappointment that was not only largely rejected by critics, but made only $52 million internationally on a $45 million budget. Fortunately he has now returned and he's bringing Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson and 47 different animals with him.
by Eric Eisenberg September 14, 2011 comments
Cameron Crowe Writing His Next Feature For We Bought A Zoo Casting Rejects
In an interview with IFC News, Crowe said his next project will be an original script he wrote that was inspired by young actors he auditioned but didnt cast for the Matt Damon dramedy. The Say Anything director said he was so impressed with the talent casting director Gail Levin brought in for Zoo tryouts that he was moved to immediately write a script that would utilize some of those actors.
by Sean O'Connell September 1, 2011 comments
Matt Damon And A Tiger Face Off In Images From We Bought A Zoo
It sounds like it has the exact mix of humor and sadness you want in a Cameron Crowe movie, plus the added bonus of zoo animals; only the latter is on display, though, in the first batch of images from the film
by Katey Rich August 2, 2011 comments
John Michael Higgins Added To The Cast Of Cameron Crowe's We Bought A Zoo
Though he typically sticks to smaller roles and guest spots on television shows, John Michael Higgins is always fun to watch. Whether he is acting like an insane person, as he did in Yes Man,
by Eric Eisenberg January 10, 2011 comments
J.B. Smoove Added To The Cast Of We Bought A Zoo
J.B. Smoove is having one hell of a 2011 and we're only three days in. Earlier today the Curb Your Enthusiasm actor and former Saturday Night Live writer had a sitcom pitch picked up by Fox
by Eric Eisenberg January 3, 2011 comments
Patrick Fugit And Elle Fanning Join We Bought A Zoo
Though Fugit has had a hard time finding any roles that capitalize on the talent he showed in Almost Famous-- his last film was the instantly forgotten Cirque du Freak-- Fanning is on a roll
by Katey Rich November 9, 2010 comments
Scarlett Johansson Will Buy A Zoo With Matt Damon
Scarlett Johanssons name seems to be rumored for just about every upcoming project in Hollywood, but since being the best thing about Iron Man 2, aside from reprising her role as Black Widow in The Avengers
by Josh Tyler November 5, 2010 comments
Cameron Crowe Wants Scarlett Johansson For His Zoo
The role would be opposite Matt Damon in the story of a grieving father who buys a zoo along with his children. I'm not totally sure where the female lead fits in, since my understanding is that the wife is dead
by Katey Rich November 1, 2010 comments
Colin Ford Cast As Matt Damon's Son In We Bought A Zoo
Cameron Crowe has written and/or directed three wonderful movies and two totally watchable films, which means when I walk into his next movie, I know there's a higher percentage chance of greatness
by Mack Rawden October 20, 2010 comments
Thomas Hayden Church Cast In We Bought A Zoo And Killer Joe
It's really a shame that Spider-Man 3 wasn't a better movie. Had it been, we likely would be seeing a lot more of Thomas Hayden Church. Showing an incredible amount of potential post-Wings
by Eric Eisenberg October 4, 2010 comments
Amy Adams Considering Roles In Muppet Movie And Two Others
Whether she winds up palling around with Muppets, zoo animals or Chris Pine, it's just going to be nice to get her back and hopefully playing the kind of roles she deserves
by Katey Rich October 4, 2010 comments
Matt Damon In Talks For Cameron Crowe's We Bought A Zoo
Matt Damon is a busy dude. He currently has six movies that have either been completed or are in post-production and has six more that are currently in development. Apparently he likes this whole "actor" business.
by Eric Eisenberg June 23, 2010 comments
Cameron Crowe Commits To We Bought A Zoo For Late 2011 Release
Crowe also did a rewrite on the script originally by Aline Brosh McKenna, which means we'll likely be getting a film more "Crowe-esque" than you might expect from a project he didn't develop himself
by Katey Rich May 17, 2010 comments
Fox Buys A Zoo
We Bought a Zoo sounds like the punchline to a childrens joke, or maybe a plot point in a Kevin James comedy that isn't too heavy on realism. But the book by Benjamin Mee isn't just a true story, but it's something of a drama
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Love it when these planes tour. Wheeling had a Heinkel German bomber, a B17 and cargo plane used in the Berlin airlift up there once. The bomber and cargo plane you could climb inside, what a great way to understand what our grandfathers experienced in WWII. The B17 is a lot smaller than I ever imagined it. Never have seen a B25 on the ground, or a P51. Can't wait to get pictures of those. Did not know the local connection to the development of those planes. The P51 is credited with winning the airwar over Europe and preventing the Germans from reinforcing their defenses inland of Normandy on D Day. This is great.
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We tore up a bunch of lilacs as part of a big garden overhaul last fall so there's all kinds of lumpy bits and bare patches in the lawn. Not that it wasn't pretty lumpy already; I live in fear of one of us spraining an ankle whilst strolling innocently out to the shed, never mind the kids running around. I've heard people blame this lumpiness on night crawlers, those big, fat, earthworm look-alikes. I've heard people blame it on horses and deer, which I'm apt to believe. I've heard people blame it on too much foot traffic in the wet spring. Whatever the reason, I have a very lumpy lawn. If you can even call it a lawn. It's really what you call "farm grass"– a mix of clover, dandelions, crab, quack, and bluegrass. Everybody around here has it; it's just one of the facts of life for a rural community. However, I cringe every spring when my lawn turns golden with little yellow mopheads. It wouldn't bother me that much except I'm upwind from most of town and any negligence on our part will be felt by a lot of neighbors and farmers. And making your grass stronger and healthier is one of the better (and decidedly non-chemical) ways to choke out lawn weeds. So between the lumps, the relocated lilacs, and the dandelions, (and a few bags of free grass seed) I've been planning all year to do a little resurfacing and over seeding this fall.
I fully intended it. They say it's the best time. But a couple of weeks ago, right about when we started getting frost, I heard the BEST best time is several weeks before frost. Maybe the rest of you still have a chance…
So I'm focusing on another grass. I'm going to plant rye. As in, fall rye. My vegetable plot is returning to its clay origins lately and is in need of a good dose of vitamins, and fall rye is supposed to make a great "green manure" and help choke out weeds too. I've never tried it before, but what you do is clear the soil of vegetation and sow ("In September", according to the package… that gives me… tomorrow, right?) the rye shallowly. It grows. Then in spring, you till (or hoe) it under with a little bonemeal, and you have a nicely rejuvinated soil. Rye is an annual grass, so it doesn't (or shouldn't) come back to haunt you… Considering my history with grass, I'm taking a major risk. Here goes nothing.


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The Goodguys 14th PPG Nationals - Columbus 2011Written by on November 25, 2011
I guess if we were going to sum up what we thought of this past season's Goodguys 14th PPG Nationals in one word, it'd have to be "awesome." Now, for those who are veterans of the event this is common knowledge, but for those that have yet to make the trip to the show (what are ya waitin' for?), awesome is about the best one-word description we can think of.
Picture this: A great July weekend, the vast expanse and aura of the Ohio Expo Center, the typical fun-filled Goodguys mix of special features, and thousands of the coolest classic trucks, muscle cars, and street rods the country has ever seen. Sound too good to be true? Don't bet on it! The Goodguys go well beyond the norm when it comes to hosting an event. Not only do they play host to a series of five CLASSIC TRUCKS Finest-Five picks. Their gatherings are renowned for offering attendees things like a huge manufacturer's exhibits (both indoors and outdoors), massive swap meets and car corrals, model and pedal car displays, and a host of informative technical seminars hosted by a variety of industry professionals. Adding to the association's standard (but far from typical) fair, the Columbus, Ohio, event allows the Goodguys to offer even more, like the ever popular and exciting Auto Cross competition. Not half bad, eh?
Sounds like the Goodguys PPG Nationals were a blast, doesn't it? Well, it was! And if you missed it, you'll just have to settle for a mix of event coverage and your pals rubbing in how much fun they had at the show. No matter, we're sure that if you missed this past season's event you'll want to do your absolute best to make this year's 15TH Goodguys PPG Nationals. CLASSIC TRUCKS will be there, and we'll have our cameras in hand! So we'll see ya then! CT
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There's always a ton of cool classic trucks at the Goodguys Nats and Paul Harsanye's Salem, Ohio-based, '72 C-10 was just one of the pristine examples on hand for the show.Not all of the cool pickups at the show were shiny, waxed, and detailed trucks—that's just fine with me. Classic's like Dusty Riley's patina'd '48 Chevy are plentiful as well and are just as neat to see as the other more refined examples.Johnny Morris' way cool '54 F-100 is one good lookin' Effie. The Dayton, Ohio-based, pickup is powered by a stout little 302 backed by a C4 automatic—a perfect combo for comfy cruisin'.Goodguys Columbus always draws cool classic pickups and not all Chevys and Fords either. Neat ol' trucks like Ken Brown's '48 Stude are showing up at shows more often these days and we're extremely happy that they are!Chopping the top on a '47 to '54 Chevy pickup is tough enough, imagine the chore it must have been to shave a few inches out of a panel. Greg Beal of Mansfield, Ohio, is the lucky owner of this tastefully hammered '48.I've been bitin' my tongue for way too long so I'm gonna go ahead and vent a bit. Why is it that some folks can't take the time to fill out their window tags? Running across this neat little Dodge was a pleasant surprise and I sure would have liked to give a tip of the hat to its owner—oh well, maybe next time.07 I really fell for Tony and Janice House's '55 Chevy. The pickup's semi-gloss finish and flame-like scallops caught my eye from quite a distance and I wasn't disappointed after making my way across the grounds to check it out.01 Ed Corwin of Highland Heights, Ohio, is the rightfully proud owner of this way-cool '72 C-10 long-bed. I have to admit, after years of preferring short bed pickup's I'm beginning to take a liking to their more lengthy brethren these days.
There were a few big-boys scattered throughout the show and we ran across this really well rodstored '51 Ford COE belonging to Bob Lusetti. We bet Bob's hauler is a ton of fun to drive too.Now this is one good lookin' driver. Dave Stephens' '50 3100 not only looks great but it's powered by a stout little 305/700R4 combo—perfect for carefree cruising we're sure.I've always had a soft spot in my heart for F-1's, and Robert and Pauletta Pickelhaupt's bright red baby is definitely one of the nicest I've run across in a while. Good job folks, it's a beaut!I don't know about you, but I think Eric McPherson's '70 F-100 needs to be lowered a bit—what do ya say?Hot licks anyone? Kevin Boston heated things up in Columbus as soon as he rolled in with his flamed '48 Chevy. Kevin's cruiser is powered by that tried and true 350/350 combo we rodders love to runHow's this for a cool combo? Jeff Benyak's bitchin' '59 Apache has that timeless hot rod look while lot mate Tony Knapp's ground scraping '63 GMC sports that ever-popular beater patina.Speaking of ground scraping and patina, how about Bill Steele's '64 F-100 for ya? Bill's pickup had to be the lowest classic pickup at the event—and perhaps one of the coolest '60s Fords too.One of my favorite things at most Goodguys events are the Goodguys/RideTech auto cross competitions.
Cameo's are always fun to check out and I really enjoyed eyeballing Tim Alexander's good looking '57.I'm lovin' the fact that we're seeing more and more '60s Fords at the shows and events lately. I think these pickups are good looking rides, and Dave Wojcik's big-block 390 FE powered '65 may just be one of the coolest.Speaking of '60s pickups, Ron Pugel's bright red '63 C-10 is a beautiful example of Chevrolet's early '60s iron. Ron's truck is powered by a fresh 230-cube inline-six backed by a three-speed transDave and Theresa Carter's '66 Suburban stopped me in my tracks. I'm beginning to really like Suburban's—in fact, I'm getting ready to begin helping my pal rodstore his '63 in the very near future. I may just tack a blow-up of this baby on the garage wall for a bit of motivation for the both of us.Choosing Bill Palmer's mild custom '48 Chevy for a CLASSIC TRUCKS Finest-Five was a no-brainer in my opinion. Not only do I love '47 to '54's, but Bill's custom touches (a three-inch chop, '50 Ford rear window, and molded hood scoops) just plain worked on this baby.Brian and Linda Flanagan are the proud owners of this over-the-top '51 F-1 Ford. The truck is built on a '00 Ford Explorer chassis utilizing all the comforts and power a late-model foundation offers and is finished in a great Amber Glow and black two-tone finish.Terry McPhee's '67 Chevy has just what it takes to snag a Finest-Five pick. This tastefully done small-window C-10 is powered by a stout 383-stroker small-block backed by a 700R4 overdrive trans.All the folks that pay attention to my ramblings know that I have a thing for '57 Chevy pickups so it's no surprise that I included one great example in my Finest-Five picks in Columbus. Ed Cottrell's bright blue baby is one heck of a beautiful truck and it's not all looks by any means—the '57 is powered by a 383-cube tuned port injected small-block backed by a 700R4 tranny and a large helping of C4 Corvette suspension.


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Do you remember that there was a quote which was made by Lee? I don't remember the exact quote but this one was close to that. So it's possible for everyone to think that Lilly is dead. That's why Clem says "I thought you were dead!" Cause everyone thought so. I hope it's Lilly!


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Former Oklahoma State RB Joseph Randle selected by Dallas Cowboys in fifth round of NFL Draft
Joseph Randle visited one team during the pre-draft process — the Dallas Cowboys.
And that franchise clearly liked what it saw in the former Oklahoma State running back, as on Saturday Dallas selected Randle in the fifth round (No. 151 overall) of the NFL Draft.
In Dallas, Randle will slide into a role backing up former Oklahoma running back DeMarco Murray, a player Randle has been compared to because of his taller build and more upright running style. But Murray has struggled with injuries throughout his career — and former complement back Felix Jones is no longer on the roster — so Randle could have a chance to make an immediate impact.
"The NFL is a two-back system now," Randle told the Dallas Morning News, "so guys need other guys to come in and you don't want to drop the tempo off much. I think (Murray and I will) work well together."
Randle will also join former OSU players Dez Bryant and Dan Bailey in Dallas.
Randle is regarded as a durable, versatile and consistent back that can run between the tackles, make defenders miss in the open field and catch the ball out of the backfield.
He left OSU following a junior season where he rushed for 1,417 yards and 14 touchdowns and earned first-team All-Big 12 honors. As a sophomore in 2011, while playing for a Cowboy team that featured superstars Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon and won the Big 12, Randle tallied 1,216 rushing yards, 266 receiving yards and 26 total touchdowns.
"We're happy that Joseph is getting the chance to live his dream by playing in the NFL and we're excited about what the future holds for him," OSU coach Mike Gundy said in a release. "He was a very productive player on our team and now he has the opportunity to continue the NFL running back tradition that we have established here at Oklahoma State over a number of years."
But Randle's stock somewhat slipped during the pre-draft process.
He does not possess elite speed, running a disappointing 4.63 in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine but improving that time to 4.51 seconds at OSU's pro day in March. Additionally, various scouting reports also expressed concerns about Randle's tendency to run with his pad level too high. Thumb surgery after OSU's season also hindered Randle's training before the combine.
"I will use it as fuel to my fire and work harder and remember this day and that all the other teams that passed up on me," Randle told the Dallas Morning News of being the 10th running back selected. "When I hit the weight room, I'm definitely going to be hungry and determined to show my worth and my value."
Randle becomes the third running back drafted during Mike Gundy's tenure at OSU, joining Vernand Morency in 2005 (third round, Houston Texans) and Kendall Hunter in 2010 (fourth round, San Francisco 49ers).


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The 2008 Amsoil/Mopar Muscle Engine Challenge - Schurbon Engine And MachineWritten by on August 1, 2009 Contributors: Randy Bolig Schurbon Engine And Machine Endures Hardship, Placing Sixth In Our Contest
To see video of Schurbon's dyno run click here.
As last year's runner-up finisher, Schurbon Engine and Machine made impressive power with their Magnum-headed stroker small-block, finishing second only to the somewhat exotic entry of Indy Cylinder Head. So as this year's Amsoil/Mopar Muscle Engine Challenge began, everyone was eager to see how the 440 built by Schurbon Engine and Machine would perform in the 2008 contest. Unfortunately, a series of unplanned events would keep us from seeing the true potential of this motor. Even so, the Schurbon engine made an impressive 654.8 hp and 568 lb/ft of torque on Rockett Brand 93 octane pump fuel, for a combined score of 1223.8 and a sixth place finish. Had the engine not been damaged on its first pull, we're sure these numbers would have been higher, making Schurbon a contender for a better finish, but this year the deck just seemed to be stacked against engine builder Scott Schurbon.
The problems encountered by Schurbon Engine and Machine this year began well before their engine was bolted to Comp's dyno in September. In fact, shortly after Scott assigned the Challenge 440 to his top engine builder Devin Sievels, Devin was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident on April 5, 2008. The loss of Devin affected everyone at Schurbon Engine and Machine as they lost not only a valuable employee, but a close friend. As an experienced race-engine builder, Devin had big plans for this 440 and energetically began the project. Unfortunately, Devin didn't survive to see the fruits of his labor as the 440 was in the preliminary stages at the time of his death. Struggling to regain Devin's excitement, Scott and the rest of the crew at Schurbon pitched in to finish the engine in his honor, but struggled emotionally due to the loss of their coworker and friend. Pressing on, they did complete the engine just in time for a dyno test session, but then had to repair the engine on the dyno, barely making the drop-off deadline of last year's Mopar Nationals.
Once at Comp for our dyno session, Scott was optimistic about his entry, but we could tell the emotional impact of losing an employee and friend was bothering him. Wishing Devin could have completed this engine, and wanting the entry to perform well, Scott had a lot on his mind and inadvertently set the engine's timing to 64 degrees total advance for its first pull. During the pull the engine sounded ok, but something was off as it didn't make the power it should have. Checking the timing again for the second pull, Scott quickly realized his mistake and corrected it, but the damage was already done. Rather than blaming the equipment or circumstances, Scott took full responsibility for the error and felt terrible because of all the work his employees put into the motor. Luckily, the engine survived to make all the required pulls, though the post-dyno teardown revealed two blown head gaskets and several pinched compression rings due to heavy detonation induced by the improper ignition timing. Even so, the 440 made an impressive 654.8 hp and 569 lb/ft of torque. We can only speculate as to how much power this engine would have made if it were healthy, but we're sure it would have certainly finished better than sixth place.
Though Scott was a good sport about his mistake, we know that he's actually very serious about his work. Scott is an accomplished and professional engine builder having placed second only to Indy Cylinder Head in last year's competition, and the employees of Schurbon Engine and Machine are equally as dedicated to their profession. This year the 440 they entered in our contest would have certainly been a top contender had it not been damaged during its first pull. While Scott claims there's no excuse for his mistake, to us it serves as a good example of how stress and unfamiliar equipment can cause even a true professional to make an error. As we evaluate the Schurbon Engine and Machine entry in this month's issue, remember that the power numbers don't indicate the true potential of this engine, nor are they indicative of Scott's abilities.
Starting with a seasoned factory 440 block, Schurbon Engine and Machine performed all the necessary machine work in-house, squaring and decking the block and boring it .060 inch oversize. For a strong rotating assembly, Schurbon utilized an RPM forged steel crankshaft and RPM I-beam forged steel connecting rods along with Probe forged pistons. Total Seal Piston Rings were used to seal the cylinders, and Fel-Pro gaskets and seals kept the oil and coolant where it was supposed to be. Clevite bearings were utilized throughout the engine, and a Melling oil pump was combined with a Moroso pan and fabricated windage tray to keep everything lubricated with Amsoil synthetic oil. A Chenoweth main stud girdle was also employed, giving the mains extra support, and ARP studs and fasteners were used throughout the engine. When picking a camshaft, engine builder Scott Schurbon enlisted the help of the Comp Cams engineering department to help recommend a solid-roller camshaft for this application. The cam they chose had nearly .800 inch intake and exhaust lift with 271/279 degrees of duration at .050 inch lift respectively, and was spun by an Engine Pro timing chain and gears.
Topping this stout 440, Schurbon Engine and Machine utilized the same Indy SR aluminum cylinder heads that our rules required each builder to use. Starting with the bare CNC castings, the heads were ported and flowed in-house for optimum performance. Knowing the loss suffered by Schurbon, engine builder David Bruns of Mid-America Racing Engines graciously offered his time to help with the cylinder head porting. Ferrea 2.19-inch intake and 1.88-inch stainless steel exhaust valves were installed after the port work was finished and Comp Cams springs, retainer, and locks were utilized. PRW roller rocker arms were used for their strength, durability, and relative low cost. For induction, an Edelbrock Super Victor single-plane aluminum intake manifold was installed, and a modified Holley Dominator handled mixing the fuel and air. To ignite the mixture, an MSD Pro-Billet distributor and Super Conductor plug wires were used for their proven performance.
Editor's Note: In the May issue, we incorrectly stated that the cylinder head porting performed on the Chenoweth Speed and Machine entry was accomplished by Indy Cylinder Head. The CNC porting was actually performed by Jeff Kobylski of Modern Cylinder Head. Additionally, the camshaft in the Chenoweth's engine was changed just before the engine was delivered to a custom grind recommended by Comp Cams engineer Chris Padgett. The actual specs of the camshaft are .269 degrees on the intake, and .280 degrees of duration on the exhaust at .050 inch lift, with .800 inch lift on the intake and .772 inch lift exhaust.
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After being bolted to Comp's dyno, the Schurbon entry fired up and sounded crisp. This engine would have certainly placed better than sixth had it not been damaged on its first pull.After a misread of the adjustable timing light, Scott mistakenly set the ignition timing at over 60 degrees. The accident was costly, as detonation blew both head gaskets and pinched at least three compression rings on its first pull.Subsequently, Scott used the timing light to look at the oil through his way-cool, clear Lexan valley plate.Our rules limited the oil pan that could be used but didn't say anything about putting a spacer between the oil pan and the block. This technique gets the oil away from the crankshaft, reducing power-robbing windage.Everyone was eager to see how much power last year's runner-up would make. Though his engine was damaged, engine builder Scott Schurbon still tuned his 440 to more than 650 hp and 569 lb/ft of torque.A custom windage tray was fabricated in-house, and the oil pickup had to be extended to reach the bottom of the oil pan.A main stud girdle from Chenoweth Speed and Machine helps to strengthen the bottom end of this engine, and also serves as a crank-scraper of sorts.Topping their .060 over 440, Schurbon utilized the same Indy Cylinder Head SR castings that our rules required all competitors to use.
Starting with Indy's non-ported CNC castings, the heads were ported in-house at Schurbon Engine and Machine. Knowing Scott was short on time due to the untimely loss of engine builder Devin Sievels, friend and previous Engine Challenge winner David Bruns pitched in to help with the port work.With a cylinder head removed for the post-dyno inspection, the damage inflicted by detonation was apparent.Both head gaskets were blown in several places, and you can see in the picture on the left that the fire ring of the head gasket actually damaged the piston as well.From below, you can see the cam tunnel that Schurbon used to further reduce windage. This technique prevents oil from draining around the camshaft, keeping it off the rotating assembly below. Even though this engine experienced severe detonation, there was no evident damage to the crankshaft, rods, or rod bearings.In this shot you can see that the head gasket was actually pushed upward, elongating the head bolt hole in the gasket. Additionally, at least three pistons had pinched top compression rings as a result of detonation.Edelbrock's new Super Victor intake manifold was tested along with several other intake manifolds and proved to make great power and torque so Schurbon chose to use it on their contest engine.Scott Schurbon used two different carb spacers, but found that two, two-inch spacers, for a total of four inches, made the best peak power and torque.PRW roller tip rocker arms were used in the Schurbon 440. For the price, engine builder Scott Schurbon says you'll be hard pressed to find a better rocker arm.


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QUANTICO, Va. (AP) -- A base spokesman says the suspect in a shooting at Marine Base Quantico in Virginia has been found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound along with a second victim.
Lt. Agustin Solivan says authorities entered the barracks early Friday where the suspect had barricaded himself after a fatal shooting and found him dead along with another victim.
The standoff began after a shooting on the base around 11 p.m. Thursday.
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Jelena Jankovic became the second consecutive top seed casualty on Arthur Ashe during second round play at the US Open today.
The Serb was all out of sorts getting out hit and out run by Yaroslava Shvedova during her 3-6, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (8) defeat. Unfortunately she'll be taking a big hit in the rankings since she made the final last year. Her match followed Elena Dementieva's shock loss to Melanie Oudin earlier this afternoon.
According to tennis scribe Doug Robson's tweet after the loss, the WTA mentioned JJ's maternal grandmother passed away last night which could explain some of her play today. So sad and thoughts go out to her.
But I wonder if another reason is the hairy situation she wore? Please see Exhibits A-D and you decide.
(Photo: Getty)
Thursday, September 3, 2009
PHOTO OP: JJ beaten by The Shvedor - is a hairy situation to blame?
Labels: hair, Jelena Jankovic, photo op, tennis, US Open
3 comments:
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2009 at 4:50 PM
hey rich i read on forty deuce that jj's grandma died yesterday so that could have been why, bless herReplyDelete
They annouced that on tv so I guess her heart was not in it.ReplyDelete
Also her mom had to leave the day before so she could have been a little distracted, she had her chances, BUT her friggin dress was a MESS, too much going on, nice color but to me the fabric looks a little "cheap" and frills here and there, it just wasn't a good choice. I think she looks better in straight sillouetes like she did w/ rebok...too bad for her....ReplyDelete
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