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Re: Buying Canned Goods
I can my own. The problem is not veggies and fruit. They are readily available everywhere, and our vegetarian cruising colleagues definitely have an advantage. Carnivores can only stand so much Spam and Dinty Moore beef stew, so I can my own chicken, pork, Italian sausage, and beef. The only drawback is the glass jars. They have to be stored safely. The best way to do this is keep the original packaging to store the processed food on board. I find pints and half pints work best for two people.
Other products I like are the soft pack tuna and chicken. They take up less space, and there is less packaging.
I also noticed that Sam's has bulk pack canned goods. These large boxed packages may be worth investigating.
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Re: Buying Canned Goods
" I have never asked if they offer case discounts"
First time I was provisioning a boat, four of us went into a supermarket in a strange town and I asked at the customer service desk. I said flat out we're provisioning a boat, so many people, so many days, we're going to fill at least two shopping carts can I get a break on the price? We're not from around here, we don't have coupons, we'd just like a break on the big order. And the manager said absolutely, just call him to the register.
Supermarkets have always got something going on, coupons, sales, whatever, and a sharp manager is always willing to do something extra for larger sales.
It never hurts to ask. Like an liquor stores, where you'll almost always get an extra 5-10%, or they'll lose the tax, something significant in you simply say "I'm stocking a bar and will be buying $xxx worth of booze today". Heck, many advertise it up front.
It never hurts to ask.
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Re: Buying Canned Goods
Every large and medium city in the US has a 'food distribution center' - the 'wholesale market' for a city.
Many distribution centers will allow 'individuals' or 'individuals who know someone' or especially individuals who pay 'cash on the barrel head' for commodity/case purchases. Be 'creative & imaginative' and dont look like a 'dopey consumer' when entering, learn quickly of whats going on, etc.
Re: Buying Canned Goods
I find the best prices for caned goods, though not a huge choice, is Aldi. They have good quality vegetables in cans, as well as chicken, tuna, and Ham. They also have Stew and some other meat products. I have never asked if they offer case discounts, but it would not hurt to ask. My local store has an excellent choice as well of Mexican/Southwestern caned goods, like chilies, and beans. They also have some convenience foods that are ok as well, like Ramon, seasoning packets (like taco seasoning, Alfredo sauce, and what not for quick meals) and mashed potatoes in small foil packets.
General advice:
Just make sure you get a sample cans before ordering something, as you don't want 60 cans of something you don't like.
All the restaurant supply stores I have been to only sell the larger cans, and mostly number 10 cans.
Ask to speak to a manager and special order so you get the freshest cans, as they do have expiration dates and you don't want him to hand you a 8 year old case that has been in the back.
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That is great you are pressure canning. I want to do that too. I have helped my extended family put away vegetables from the garden before but that isn't really what I want to do. What I want is to be able to quickly can leftovers and to put away things that I have prepared so that I can eat them later.
For example, I want to be able to make a large pot of my favorites like soup and stew in the pressure cooker and then take that large amount of soup and can it into small half pint sized jars so that I can eat them later for individual meals. Most of the store bought soups these days are pretty good tasting in my opinion, chunky brand, all of that, and I am all for just buying them when they are available, but sometimes I just want my own soup because I prefer it, and sometimes I want my own soup because I think you can go places where canned soup won't be available. Also when it is just one person it is harder to make these things because you can't really make a good soup in small quantities.
I've heard of people just leaving leftovers in their pressure cooker and eating them the next day, kind of using the pressure cooker itself as a "can", because it has already killed most of the bacteria, enough to let the food sit at room temperature for a day or more. And I am sure I will do more of that kind of thing myself. But I also want to be able to just toss those leftovers into half pint jars and process them so that I can eat them much later like next week or next month so I don't have to eat the same thing all week just because I was in the mood to cook something.
I love homemade soup and especially thicker stews but I don't make it that often because it's just me eating it. It is easier when there is a freezer around to freeze the leftovers in individual meal sizes, but that's not going to work on a boat. I would really like to be able to reach out and grab a can of my own stew and warm it up and eat it. I make a really good root vegetable stew with chicken in it that I never get tired of.
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Rev. Mike, Here's an OSU (Oregon) link about tuna
I was wrong, it gets processed for 100 minutes. We process chicken, beef and pork for 75 minutes. Hence the aforementioned bottle of wine We generally sit down with the laptop and shop Yachtworld (boat porn) so we can keep an eye on the pressure to make sure it doesn't drop, put on some good tunes snack on some munchies. It helps if you find the basic life maintenance chores entertaining
Randy, I love the private Safeway shopping idea! Not to mention it makes sense for them as well. Wasn't I behind you in line once?
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I know this is a lengthy post, but please, I really need help from others. Recently, I have been researching online TEFL courses. I am aware that they are not as good as on-site ones, but since I am a recent graduate, I do not have the means to move to a big city in order take a course. Out of all my research, I have narrowed my choices down to the 120hour course offered by teflonline.com and the i-to-i 100hour course.
However, I am still unsure which one to pick. Even though some are negative, i-to-i still has more reviews than teflonline,and various people have recommended taking i-to-i. On the other hand, the course outline for teflonline (http://www.teflonline.com/content.php) seems to be better and provides more detailed information than i-toi's 100hour one (http://www.onlinetefl.com/online-tefl/course.html). For example, there are video tutorials on almost every part of teflonline's outline, and the module's include pronunciation and lesson planning. Moreover, teflonline.com is associated with BridgeTEFL and is accredited by ACCET, which is a private organization that is recognized nationally by the U.S. Department of Education and is included in a list of recognized accreditation associations.
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hey guys im almost finished my ROTJ armor i have the knees and shoulders to finished but thought i post the rest. I just started painting this will be my first set of armor. I cant wait to do another if i get the chance.. there is a ton of great resources on here and would to say thanks to all the TDH members who have contributed resources and info.
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Shoulder armor and kness (STILL WORKING ON) and i messed on the HOLES!!!!! DOHHHHHHH!!!!!


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> Scans for wireless networks and saves gathered data
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> Once enough 'essential' data has been collected starts to crack the WiFi key
> Optional: Connect to network with the clients MAC (For MAC Filtering) and WiFi Key
What do I need?
> The bash file, wiffy.sh (37.24 KB, SHA1:49f7a930120544a6cec11171abe500f7042ba49d)
> A wireless card --- that supports monitor mode
> Dictionaries/Word-lists ---If you're wanting to crack WPA/WPA2
> aircrack-ng suite, macchanger --- All on BackTrack!> Optional: Subversion
How do I use it?
1.) Either edit wiffy.sh or specify, via command line, your interface. (You can view your interfaces via ifconfig and use kate to edit.)
2.) If an ESSID or BSSID wasn't set via command line, select which is YOUR network
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- DeAuth didn't work --- Client using Windows 7?
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- There is a connected client
- Doesn't detect any/my wireless network
- Don't run from a virtual machine
- Driver issue - Use a different WiFi device
- Re-run the script
- You're too close/far away
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- "Extras" doesn't work
- Network doesn't have a DHCP server
- Slow
- Re-run the script
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- ... still not working correctly?
- Re run with Diagnostics mode enabled (-d)
- Make a note of the setup (Hardware, versions etc)
- Get in touch!
- Tested in BackTrack 4 (R1).
- It's worth doing this "manually" (without the script) before using this, so you have an idea of what's happening, and why. The script is only meant to save time.
- I'm running BackTrack 4 R1 in VM, The target is running Windows 7 Ultimate (fully up-to-date 2010-09-11), with firewall enabled, no AV and with UAC enabled (Windows 7 Default)
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Eh.....I am not one of those hard core Boba fans; but I do enjoy the armor he wears and how he acts when it comes to bounty's. You got a point there LOL!
Have got a we bit more done. Here are some pics with the Thighs and cod just added. Going to get the straps to hold the shins on tonight.
Really good paint job! Nice!
Great job mate! LOVE that verp!
Lovely job on the armor and as others have said "love the Verp"
Done with V1.0 !!!!!
w00t! Nicely done.
Very nice, work of art fer sure.
that turned out gorgeous and as canonly accurate as i can imagine from the writingsand very few references i've seen. i have no doubt that within a day or two you will be an official member at the mmcc!
i really think you should email copies of this to karen traviss. i know she'd appreciate it! if you don't have her email, pm me at mercs and i'll pass it along.
good luck with gettung your bh# for this set. while i have no pull with the 501st, let me know if there's anything i can do to help, be it with reference material or a letter of recommendation, i'm the po at mercs equal to the 501st's lml.
great work buir! welcome to the aliit!
what do you have currently and what more are they saying they need?
i know we have the books, there's the star wars minatures game figure and card and i believe jamie snell may have done an lfl commisioned piece of artwork as well.
if you could find that art work that may be the final thing I need.
I posted in the legion forums all the book descrips, minature (even though not named kal) the hasbro toy that would have been kal if it looked older. The Star Wars insider pic from "Odds" and a few Tom hodges works. His stuff is not LFL , but he works for them, and my reason was "if he gets told by LFL to draw Kal, odds are it will look the same way as he always has drawn them"
But if you could find that pic, that would be GREAT!!
Looks awesome mate! That is a well done set of 'gam!!!
Good luck on the BH#
It looks very similar to this pic ive found. The only things i could suggest is tighten everything up a bit. And maybe add more of a gap between the chest armor so it doesnt look so cluttered and trim the thighs a bit more.
great work! You definately have an eye for detail
very nice, build. I have to agree that some things over all just need to be tightened up. It could just be that you put it on to take the pics real quick. But I think it looks awesome.
Revolver, thanks for posting up the picture of the Vao too. I have been working on that suit for some time and wasn't sure on some things. But I know what I need to do now
I love the Bucket. It does look like the pic Revolver posted.
love the armor man very cool
I love the rifle. It's probably the best homemade/ scratchbuild blaster I've seen in awhile. The Bipod is a nice touch too. You are definately talented!
Great looking Kal. I getting my credits built up to start my own Skirata costume.
What color did you use for the sand? I've been looking, and can't find the right color.
Those are old pics. The helmet had to be redone to match the ref photos. I am and was the first ever to be approved by the 501st back in May 2010
color had to be mixed, sand and gold rush then air brushed
Out of curiousity, why do so many people use the grey flight suit?
Because that is what he has on in the star wars insider mag. Also fir all the approved images that the 501uses. All thosr approved images are based off my costume. I had help from KT in how and what to use. I was the first to be approved for 501st membership and as far as I know. Still the only one. Kinda cool to see that every costume out there that uses the lfl images of Kal, is building my costume.


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1. Re: UPDATE UPDATERileyC Apr 24, 2011 11:40 AM (in response to Guccisox)
I was hoping for Monday but who knows when it will be available.
2. Re: UPDATE UPDATEMaluhiaKana Apr 24, 2011 11:42 AM (in response to Guccisox)
What time did you watch? The Nook is on their schedule for 4 Eastern today.
3. Re: UPDATE UPDATElivelaughlove_83 Apr 24, 2011 11:44 AM (in response to RileyC)
RileyC wrote:
I was hoping for Monday but who knows when it will be available.
Don't be discouraged. I'm sure HSN will say anything at this point to keep their customers happy even if it isn't necessarily the whole truth.
4. Re: UPDATE UPDATEjcbh54 Apr 24, 2011 5:29 PM (in response to Guccisox)
I bought my NC as soon as they came out. Actually, they were sold out so I has to order it and wait for a month. Anyway, my point is that everyone should get the update at the same time. IF HSN shoppers get NC's WITH the update, then that tells me that B&N doesn't give a flip about their customers. The ones that ALREADY have the NC should get the update before anyone else--or at least at the same time as new customers! That's just my opinion. I am not holding my breath. I wonder if the ppl that have paid for the extra insurance have damage done to their Nooks and get a replacement if it would be the updated ones??? I think not.
5. Re: UPDATE UPDATEWolflover12 Apr 24, 2011 5:33 PM (in response to Guccisox)
I recently talked to a BN Employee while a family member was picking up a nook color case. She said the update will take place between this week and the next. She didn't look definate though. With BN, you can never be sure.


text: Welcome to the Gun Show Circuses of Texas! For some reason (maybe less competition) the smaller gun shows have the most ridculous prices. I don't even go to the local shows because of this. I'll make the trip to Austin or San Antonio. Little shows also seem to have vendors that are a lot more arrogant. Dallas will probably be worth the trip, especially if you are planning to buy a gun. Good luck.


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Singers/guitarists Blake and McGinley first teamed up with singer/bassist Love in 1987 as members of Glasgow's short-lived Boy Hairdressers. The group issued a single, "Golden Shower," on the famed Scottish indie label 53rd and 3rd before disbanding. After a brief stint with the BMX Bandits, Blake reunited with Love and McGinley to form Teenage Fanclub in 1989; drummer Francis McDonald, a fellow BMX Bandit, completed the original lineup, although McDonald was replaced by fan Brendan O'Hare during sessions for the group's debut album, 1990's A Catholic Education. Released on the Creation label overseas and on the fledgling Matador imprint in the U.S., the album's thick, murky squall staked out sonic territory subsequently occupied by the nascent grunge movement. It also made Teenage Fanclub an instant critical favorite.
The God Knows It's True EP soon followed, but although American major labels came courting, the band still owed Matador one more record. They submitted The King, a ramshackle collection of instrumentals capped off by a tongue-in-cheek rendition of Madonna's "Like a Virgin." Instead, the record was summarily rejected by Matador honcho Gerard Cosloy, and after paying Cosloy what they felt the remainder of their contract was worth, Teenage Fanclub signed to Geffen.
Never shy about celebrating their inspirations -- covers of the Beatles' "The Ballad of John and Yoko," the Flying Burrito Brothers' "Older Guys," and Phil Ochs' "Chords of Fame" are scattered across various singles and EPs -- Teenage Fanclub's 1991 Geffen debut, Bandwagonesque, gloriously evoked the raggedly radiant pop manna of Big Star, the famed '70s cult band led by ex-Box Tops frontman Alex Chilton and his singing/songwriting partner, Chris Bell. With its newfound melodic ingenuity, brash guitar sound, and gorgeous harmonies, the record became a massive critical success, and although mainstream pop radio failed to bite, the group found a warm welcome on collegiate airwaves. Although somewhat hard to believe in retrospect, Bandwagonesque topped Spin magazine's Best of 1991 year-end list in the face of staggering competition including Nirvana's Nevermind, My Bloody Valentine's Loveless, and R.E.M.'s Out of Time. A few months later, they were tapped as Rolling Stone's Hot Band for 1992, and at the peak of their success, the Fanclub even performed on Saturday Night Live, and opened on tour with Nirvana the same year.
Although the title of the 1993 follow-up, Thirteen, served immediate notice that Teenage Fanclub's Big Star fetish continued unabated, the album's bitter lyrical outlook and heavier guitar sound owed much to Neil Young, while the epic closer, "Gene Clark," honored the pioneering Byrds co-founder. Critical reception was decidedly icy, however, and in 1994, O'Hare was dismissed from the lineup, briefly resurfacing in Mogwai before mounting his own project, the Telstar Ponies. Ex-Soup Dragon Paul Quinn assumed drumming duties for the 1995 follow-up, the shimmering Grand Prix; by now, however, whatever critical cachet the Fanclub had amassed was long gone, and after the disc sold poorly on both sides of the Atlantic, Geffen dropped the group from its roster. Sony picked up their contract just long enough for a U.S. release of 1997's Songs from Northern Britain, which again made few waves outside of the power pop faithful. Quinn left Teenage Fanclub in the midst of completing 2000's Howdy! More setbacks were to follow as Sony refused to release Howdy in the United States. The album eventually received distribution via Thirsty Ear in 2001, a year after its original release.
A year later, the band brought a relationship they'd developed with spoken word artist Jad Fair to fruition by backing him on the album Words of Wisdom and Hope. They also began assembling the retrospective anthology Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-Six Seconds: A Short Cut to Teenage Fanclub, which appeared in 2006. It took three more years for Teenage Fanclub to return to the studio, which they eventually did by working with post-rock icon John McEntire at his Soma recording studio. After forming their own label, Pema, the Fanclub released Man-Made in 2005 and Shadows in 2010. After a six-year break, Teenage Fanclub returned in 2016 with their tenth studio album, Here. Produced by the band in France and at McGinley's home in Glasgow, Here showcased a more ruminative, folk-inflected sound. Featured on the album was the single "I'm in Love." ~ Jason Ankeny
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Hi all,
yes, I'm sure you're sick and tired of the "non-native" questions. But mine has a twist. So do, please, bear with me!
I am a newbie, and am looking for a destination which would accept a fluent non-native but which has non-retentive visa rules! ;-)
In a nutshell, I have Canadian citizenship, and have no issues with fluency or accent. So I do not expect, nor have I detected, any issues with the schools. (Being non-white, I am aware of the ethnicity factor. But that is not the topic of this post.) However, I am not considered Native for visa purposes, as far as Japan and Korea are concerned.
China always gets mentioned as an option in this case. But, AFAIK, inexperienced teachers have to be under 25 -- and I am much older than that.
I have looked at Indonesia, and they, too, may be sticklers for purity! Does anyone know any country with less-stringent visa rules for EFL? I am fairly open -- so long as I do not come back with debt -- and will be looking at Vietnam and Laos next.
I have a degree, my education has been in the UK and Canada since the age of 14, and I do not mind completing a 1-month intensive certificate course.
Any and all help, anecdotes and insights would be gratefully received.


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Parents Say School is Turning Kids into Obama Activists
Parents in a key battleground state are livid after children as young as five years old were ordered to write letters to President Obama seeking advice in what was called an afterschool political activity.
"I think they are using the children to get to the parents," said Victoria Baldree, the mother of a 9-year-old child who attends Seven Oaks Elementary School in Pasco County, Fla. "Why are they teaching kindergartners politics? I don't understand that."
Baldree's daughter, Blair, was one of hundreds of children in kindergarten through the fifth grade who attend the before and after school program sponsored by the school district.
On Wednesday, childcare workers told the children they would be participating in a political activity, Baldree said.
"They handed the students letters they wanted the kids to write to the president," she told Fox News. "When Blair told them she didn't want to write to President Obama – that she would rather write a letter to Mitt Romney – they told her no. She had to write the letter to President Obama."
Baldree said the instructors did not explain why she could not write to Romney – but she completed the assignment.
"She did write a letter because she's not going to disobey an adult," she said.
The letters students were supposed to ask President Obama for advice – and each one was addressed to the White house.
The family is politically active and she said the assignment was a red flag to her fourth grade daughter.
"When my husband picked her up she was pretty upset about it," she said. "We were very upset about it."
The Baldrees visited the head of the program on Thursday but did not get answers to their questions.
"I was concerned because they're supposedly teaching them some political stuff at this program – but they are not qualified to do that," she said. "These are not teachers – these are child care workers."
"I was extremely livid about it," she added. "Why are unqualified people teaching children politics in an afterschool program?"
The Pasco County School system did not return multiple calls seeking an answer to that question. The district has been rocked with complaints from parents after Obama campaign volunteers were allowed to register hundreds of teenagers on campus.
A volunteer was also allowed to deliver pro-Obama speeches to a number of high school classrooms – and in one instance Obama supporters told teenage girls that Romney would take away their birth control and ban abortions if he was elected president.
Republicans in the county demanded equal access – but school officials refused their request.
Baldree said the incidents are not coincidental.
"It came at a very tumultuous time with politics the way it is now," she said. "I think they are using the children to get to the parents."
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It's been over a year since I pulled it out of the old block and my memory sucks, but I could swear it has a slight bend to it.
In any case, I will be replacing the oil pan with a known good one when I get over procrastinating (hate lying on a garage floor). I'll find out then. I only asked today because I'm cleaning up loose ends on the car and that got me thinking about the dipstick thing.
Thanks to everyone. This forum is great and so are the people that visit it like you guys.
|its not suppost to be bent its on the angle of the block which in turn points it to under the main webs.
It should not be bent.
I think.
I recall them just being a straight piece of 5/16 tube about 4" long that was installed from the top to keep the dipstick aligned with the main cap. I have not done much with stock blocks in a while. I tap the hole and put a pipe plug in and use a provision on the oil pan to check the level.
that tube you speak of isnt even needed most machine shops dont even put them back on. id cut it off if its messed up and run it without it.
if you notice its aligned with a main cap so the dip stick cant hit any rotating parts so dont worry it wont hit anything i didnt use it on my 383 and i have had no issues.
its suppost to point down towards the main cap!
Imsport, there was no interference to the windage tray when I put it on. I checked.
If away from the crank is right, that's the way I put it. In other words the bend was facing down towards the bottom of the pan.
I remember when I took the bent tube out I had a hell of a time because I didn't know which way it came out. It was quite awhile ago when I removed it, but I remember trying to pull it out from the bottom with pliers and tapping it with a hammer to try to push it up the dipstick hole. Because it was stuck, maybe I bent it when I was trying to get it out.
Chris, unless someone says you're wrong, which I don't think will happen, I'm going with your answer about it pointing down because that's what looked right to me when I put it in. Because of the pan being poor quality, which it is, maybe the windage tray was placed in the wrong place. I quess I'll find out when I install the new pan.
Thanks for your help.
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Away from the crank!!! To the outside of the pan.
|Most racing pans wont accommodate that tube due to windage tray interference.
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I hope I can explain this in a way that is understandable.
I bought a new 350 GM bare block to replace a block that was bad. The bare block was missing a tube with a slight bend on it that goes into the block and sticks out a little into the oil pan area. This tube goes into the block, in the dipstick hole, before the dipstick tube goes in and it directs the dipstick into the proper position for correct alignment once the dipstick goes into the oil pan area.
Fortunately I had kept the bent tube from the bad block, but I'm not sure if I positioned the bend in the correct direction. I say this because I bought a cheap racing oil pan (IMCA) on Ebay and now I have to screw around with getting the dipstick through the hole in the windage tray even though I had enlarged that hole.
If you understand what bent tube I'm writing about then can you tell me which direction the bent part of the tube should be pointing? In other words, if you were standing at the opposite side of the block from where the tube goes in would the bent part of the tube be at the six o'clock position (pointing down) or some other position?
I need to know the answer on this tube because Im replacing the oil pan soon because it was so distorted I had to use a pipe clamp to align the bolt holes on one side when the other side was held in place by two bolts and it also leaks in the back, at the top, in the main bearing area.
With regard to the cheap oil pan . Lesson learned
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I agree with tom on this. Just make sure you clamps are tight, and you'll be fine
|Yes but they look a lot better *and* two of my old ones were very mis-shaped and sagging, so it wasn't helping flow.
These are not a must to run boost , I did 20psi on the stock ones for years before I had to change them
I know this is old, but it's a how-to, so it's always current .
Just wanted to add my 2 cents.
If you remove your intake, it makes moving the intake manifold/throttle body a lot easier. Pre-tightening the clamps is a good idea like Mike said.
Lastly, this does *not* have to be a two-man job. I just got done doing this 5 min ago and it took a little while, but it's because I had stupid hang-ups. But the actual installing of the couplers and clamps was very straightforward. Don't be afraid to do it on your own, just line things up and all 4 couplers will go on in one shove
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Ok, first, you will want to oder the couplers in either red, blue or black. I chose red beause thats just my accent color.
Tools you'll need to do it - 1/4 drive ratchet, 8mm socket, 1/4" socket, flat head screwdriver, pliers or wire cutters (dikes).
Prepare for the removal/ install:
Unclip the injector harness fromt he injecotrs and push it out of the way. Next, unclip the Fuel Pressure regulator/ sensor from the end of the rail and remove the vac. line from the sensor. Now, remove the two 8mm bolts securing the fuel rail, rock the rail back and forth til the injectors come loose, unplug the vac. line from the center/ bottom of the rail and swing the rail out of the way (I set the rail on my strut bar, worked perfect!). You are ready to begin!
Now its time to remove your rubber boots. If you have an 02 you definitely have those stupid 'clip' clamps. I know my friends 04 has the screw type clamps...those you just simply unscrew. To remove the clip clamps, just grab the head where it hooks and take pliers (I used cutters since it has a better head), grab the hook part (its at the 12 o'clock position) and just give it a twist. Then, just pull the whole clamp out. Repeat 7 more times. Now, once the clamps are off, grab the throttle body and push towards the firewall. This is just to separate the two halves. You dont have to make a lot of room, just enough to get the boots out. I grabbed a side and pulled it out from the sides. The way they are shaped makes it tough to pull straight up. Reapeat until all your boots are off.
Now to install the new couplers...what I did was took all my 8 clamps and pre tightened them. Its a lot easier this way since you wont have to hold while you screw the clamps a lot. Put two clamps on the MOTOR side of the intake manifold on each runner. Now, take a coupler and put it on the THROTTLE BODY side of the manifold (trust me!) Get the boot into position and then take one of the clamps and slide it into place and clamp it down snug. Do that on each runner. Now the tricky part (a second set of hands comes in here) grab the throttle body and alternator side of the manifold and lift and slip the assembly into the motor side of the manifold. 1 and 2 will go on easy, but 3 and 4 will fold under. Take a flat head it lift the folded part over the runner (your friend comes in here). Once you do that, pull the TB side into place as hard as possible and have your friend torque the MOTOR side clamps. Do 1 and 4 first. once you do that, do 2 and 3. Thats it. Go over and retorque the clamps with a socket/ ratchet. Reinstall your vac lines, fuel rail and injector harness and go for a drive!
Total time is about 15-20 minutes.
I would rate this on a difficulty scale of 2 out of 5. Its something anyone that can do basic car stuff can handle. The only 'scary' part, if you dont have a second person to help and you can get those couplers to unfold no matter what you try, you are stuck. Just be prepared to have a buddy available.
Now I can hold 10psi with out the boost leaking out of the rubber couplers.
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Grilled Shrimp Tacos
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Halloween: A Candy Celebration
Halloween is rapidly approaching, and your children are already getting excited! Halloween ranks right at the top as far as favorite holidays go. Not only do children get to put on fun costumes, but they also get to collect lots of candy. What could be better?
As fun as Halloween can be for children, it can be a challenge for parents. As a parent, how do you keep the holiday fun, but make sure that your child does not overindulge when it comes to candy? Most experts agree that the first step is setting guidelines and expectations in advance of the special night.
A Candy Plan
After trick-or-treating, have your children spread their candy on a table or the floor. You can try one of these four approaches:
- Let your child pick 10 favorite pieces to keep. Donate the rest of the candy to a senior citizen center, shelter, or some other charitable organization.
- Let your child trade their candy for a prize such as a toy, book, or a fun event.
- Let your child pick out 2-3 pieces of candy to have each day. Have them eat something healthy before they eat the candy.
- Let your child pick a set amount of candy for the week. Once the week's allotment is gone, do not let your child fish back in the bag for more.
Or, develop a system that works well in your home. Whichever approach you choose, make sure you let your child know what the plan is before the big night. And if it works well, stick with it every year.
Some Additional Tips
Halloween does not have to scare off good nutrition habits. It just takes a little bit of planning and some dedication on your part. To help Halloween be a more healthful time, follow these tips:
- Serve kids a healthy dinner before trick-or-treating. Make sure the meal includes food that they like. This way, they will be full and less tempted to fill up on candy.
- Offer trick-or-treaters something other than candy. Although it is tempting to give a piece of fruit, like an apple, this is not a good idea. Fruit is difficult for a parent to check for tampering. Instead, give them colorful pencils, stickers, or large erasers.
- Set guidelines about how much candy your children can have. Consider limiting the number of houses they go to, or how much time they can spend in a particular place. Have a set number of days that candy can remain in the house before it gets thrown out. Determine how much candy they can have each day or each week.
- Children should not snack while they are trick-or-treating. Make sure your children understand that you need to check all the treats at home before any are eaten.
- Watch for signs of tampering. These include small pinholes in wrappers and torn or loose packages.
- Parents of young children should get rid of choking hazards. These include gum, peanuts, hard candies, and small toys.
One additional candy tip: Try not to reward your child's good behavior with candy or punish bad behavior by withholding candy. Use non-candy things, like a trip to the park or new crayons, to acknowledge good behavior.
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I am posting this thread to find out some information, if any, on gunning birds in Quebec. Two years ago, we made a pilgrimage from MD to north central ND and had nothing short of an incredible time. Long story short, last year never happened and it seems that a journey that far this year will not be materializing either due to lack of effort on supposed waterfowl fanatics..... With that being said I was wondering if there is public hunting available in Quebec and if so what it is like. I have been hunting since I could walk and will go to great lengths to feed my need. So the question is this....
Is there public/freelance hunting available in Quebec and to what level does it compare to that of the Prairie Pothole Region?
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Mango Sorbet
Mango trees grow all over Asia, even in the middle of urban Singapore. When in season, mangoes are used in everything from candy to pudding to ice cream. Here is a delicious sorbet recipe adapted from A Perfect Scoop by David Lebovitz, by Aun Koh, author of chubbyhubby.net Singaporean food blog.
2.2 pounds peeled and deseeded ripe mangoes, roughly diced
4.5 ounces grams sugar
5.4 ounces bottled water
8 teaspoons freshly squeezed kalamansi (a lime indigenous to Philippines) juice
2 tablespoons dark rum
Pinch of salt
Combine the ingredients in a blender and puree until smooth (add more lime juice and/or rum to taste). Chill the mixture then freeze it in your ice cream machine.
Servings: Makes one quart.
Singapore Sling
The Singapore Sling is a "must try" beverage, especially at the Long Bar at the Raffles Hotel. Historical record shows Mr. Ngiam Tong Boon first mixed the sweet concoction for the hotel sometime around 1910, although the exact date is disputed. The following is reproduced from a Long Bar recipe.
1 1/2 ounces gin
1/2 ounce Cherry Heering brandy
1/4 ounce Cointreau
1/4 ounce Benedictine
4 ounces pineapple juice
1/2 ounce lime juice
1/3 ounce grenadine
Dash of bitters
Shake with ice. Strain into an ice-filled Collins glass. Garnish with cherry and slice of pineapple.
Servings: Serves one.
Laksa is the great comfort food of Singapore. This recipe for the traditional seafood soup is from Singapore Heritage Food by Sylvia Tan.
1 pound medium prawns
2 cups shallots, peeled
20 dried chilies, softened in hot water
1 tablespoon belacan (shrimp paste)
3 tablespoons dried shrimp, soaked for a while in water to soften
10 buah keras (candlenuts)
1 teaspoon turmeric powder
1 tablespoon roasted coriander powder
2 stalks lemon grass, white stem portion, crushed
4 tablespoons oil
4 cups coconut milk
2 tablespoons salt
1 tablespoon sugar
1 pound dried thick rice noodles
9 ounces bean sprouts, scalded
7 ounces dried glass noodles, scalded and drained
4 fresh red chilies, pounded
Salt to taste
1 cucumber, peeled, cored and shredded
4 fried fishcakes, sliced
1 bunch daun kesom (laksa leaves), finely shredded
3 ounces see hum (fresh cockles), optional
Boil a pot of water and cook prawns until they turn pink. Remove, shell prawns when cool, and reserve prawns and stock. Process shallots, chilies, belacan, dried shrimp, and buah keras in a chopper until fine. Add powdered spices to the paste.
Heat oil in a pot large enough for the gravy. Brown spice paste and add lemon grass stalks, adding a little water from time to time to prevent burning, until oil rises to the surface. Add prawn stock, followed by coconut milk, stirring all the time to prevent curdling until it comes to boil. Season with salt, sugar, and pepper to taste.
Boil some water in another pot and boil dried noodles until they are al dente. Drain and divide noodles among bowls. Top with a little softened glass noodles and bean sprouts. Garnish with a prawn, fishcake slices, shredded cucumber and daun kesom. Pour over hot coconut gravy and serve with a dollop of pounded chili mixed with a pinch of salt.
Servings: Serves four to six.
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From Washington Times editor emeritus Wesley Pruden's June 5 column [1]:
Mr. Obama's revelation of his "inner Muslim" in Cairo reveals much about who he is. He is our first president without an instinctive appreciation of the culture, history, tradition, common law and literature whence America sprang. The genetic imprint writ large in his 43 predecessors is missing from the Obama DNA. He no doubt meant no offense in returning that bust of Churchill ("Who he?") or imagining that a DVD of American movies was appropriate in an exchange of state gifts with Gordon Brown. Nor did he likely understand why it was an offense against history (and good manners) to agree to the exclusion of the Queen from Saturday's commemoration of the Anglo-American liberation of France. Kenya simply routed Kansas.
The great Cairo grovel accomplished nothing beyond the humiliation of the president and the embarrassment of his constituents, few of whom share his need to put America on its knees before its enemies. No president before him has ever shamed us so. We must never forget it.
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She's on the bottom of the pile, while the bigger looking bees are on the top and closer, so they look bigger. If you compare her to some of the other bees down low, she is very distinguishable.Yes, markings do make them easier to find, especially this time of the year when the population is booming and the bees are 2-3 layers deep.
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5 Things I Learned From Meditating
Finding peace during challenging times
Halloween celebrates change. For one day, a drastic transformation is possible and everyone is encouraged to reinvent themselves into something fantastic or mystical or frightening. I look forward to it each year.
But today, as many people try to rebuild their life after Hurricane Sandy, they are forced to deal with changes they never planned on. Whether it's the loss of a house, business, or loved one, finding ways to deal with change and difficult times is on everyone's minds.
Recently Goop came out with an issue that discusses change. Their suggestion? Meditation. Last week, before I knew the effect Hurricane Sandy was going to have on my area, I gave it a try. I signed up for a morning mediation class at The Three Jewels through Course Horse.
My experience was incredible and couldn't have been more timely!
Click here to read the 5 things I learned from my first meditation class.
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That sounds amazing! Makes me want to meditate right now! (I guess I could be I like the idea of a class to learn first) Great write up, thanks for sharing! I'm loving you in your new job! :)ReplyDelete
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'Nine minutes into the third, Adam Mair would get charged for a double minor for charging and roughing and would be on the penalty kill for four minutes. The Sabres would kill off the penalties, preserving their two goal lead. Pittsburgh would do their best to get back in it as Sydney Crosby would score his second on the night with one minute left in regulation, but Ales Kotalik would add an empty-net goal to give the Sabres the 4-2 victory.'
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It is popularly believed that the modern revival of the bhikkhuni sangha started with the ordination in Sarnath in 1996 followed by another in Bodh Gaya in 1998. However, this article states that Nepali women were being ordained in India as early as 1934. http://www.nepal-traveller.com/index.ph ... cle&id=146
I'm curious to know how these ordinations were performed.
While initiatives in Thailand and Myanmar during the previous century eventually failed , there exists in Nepal today a thriving bhikkhuni sangha. Are these nuns the descendents of Nepali bhikkhunis ordained in the 1930s?


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So I bought a mando kit from someone probably a year ago (who got it second hand I believe), and I... I broke it.
It was in a box in a closet waiting to be assembled and I must not have laid it on an even surface. There's no T-Visor assembly yet, so it was a bit flimsy and the left side moved up a bit. Well I tried pulling a bit down on it and it tore a line all across the helmet!
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started to color sand, its going well and sanding easy. im nocking it down with 400p and finishing with 600p. im getting it really smooth like glass.
but im needing some advise, im spraying a black race stripe on this thing and just for the stripe i want it to be a flat black. i got a quart of flat clear coat.
but im not wanting to color sand it because i dont want it to be shiny. i want it to remain flat. but i really dont want a tape line that can be felt. if any one has any idea of what im looking to do or has worked with omni flat clear coat, and knows how to do this please give me a heads up.
today ill be mounting doors and wet sanding the sides. and getting ready to lay down the stripe and if any one has any good advise on how to center stripes let me know. usaly it take several times for me to get it right so if theres any good easy advise ill take it. basicly im not sure where to measure from, or do i just pick a body line and and go with it. i know how to tape it off just need help centering it .
|Even with a house of kolor paint I would still use Berrry's Spi clear on it. I haven't used any House of Kolor paint for years. Use to use some back in the early to mid 70's and went down to south mineapolis and bought it right from Kos himself. He had a little custom shop just off lake st. before he went big time.
i think ill go with house of kolor paints next time, ive never had a problem like this with there products. there comperable with ppg's high quility products. and hok gives you the options on the tech sheets, and has a tech hot line to help with problems, that you can literaly get answers with in 20 mins. i used to hate hok untill i got used to them and after this i think itll be worth the extra money to go back.
|Try the spi universal clear or his production clear next time. Probably not any more than what your paying for your omni or other cheap clears you will never go back to them again.
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Anyway, no one is perfect, I was just trying to help you troubleshoot the problem by some of the most common issues I've seen, but you are right, no one is perfect and everything can be fixed.
Our favorite spray gun is Iwata Supernova, which is more expensive. However, we also use Sharpe Finex FX 3000 and have good results with that gun too. It is under $200. So you are right, you don't have to have the most expensive gun.
It seems like we had more problems with some of the Omni clear coats when clearing a complete. The European clear coat works well for completes and is the only clear coat I really like in the Shopline line of products that I have found. We do not reduce this clear and it comes out fine. However, I think we have reduced some of the other Omni or Shopline clears to help them lay down better.
Something else to think about is another brand. I do not like the base coats, but Martin Senior overall clear lays down well. Their base coats do not seem to match as well. However if it is a complete, then you should be fine. Martin Senior from NAPA, Shrewin Willimas, or Acme are the same product labeled different. I am not sure how this line of paint compares in price to Omni.
Good luck with your project. It sounds like you have a good idea of what to do so I'm sure it will be fine. Donnie
|keep in mind you need a lot of flow for today's guns. i run 125 at the wall .
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The same thing happened to me. I not a painter either but gave it a try. It came out just like you said. With me it was all gun set up. I had to wet sand the entire car and had a friend come and show me as he painted. he ran a lot difference in pressure than I did. It came out great. Omni or shop line may not be the best but it ain't bad. Since then I done more painting and it has come out just fine. Sounds like it worked out in the end. good luck. Jan.
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We have used a 1.4 and added 10% acetone and it went on without any problems. The dry dust you mentioned could have been due to being too far away or too much air pressure. This causing a dry overspray to land on top of the surface. It may have needed to be applied wetter. Also if it was real hot, this could be a problem too. I have never tried reducing it 50% so I am not sure how that would spray.
Clear coat used to be much easier to spray. To stay compliant with EPA the clears are higher solids. This means less solvents which it does not flow as well as the older clears. Most brands have been moving this direction.
The first thing that comes to mind when you say you had heavy orange peel with the clear is too low air pressure. If the pressure is too low, it will not atomize the clear coat into small enough droplets. This produces paint drops that are too big and will not flow out properly.
Another thing to consider is if you had the correct catalyst. Be sure to have overall for a complete.
Orange peel can be sanded and buffed out. This take work and time, but will remove orange peel or any dirt.
The only clear coat I use in Shop Line is 6700. Here is the TDS http://www.********************f
This is a European clear that seems to be the best clear Shop line has. I am not sure what the Omni number is to this or if they have it. You may ask your jobber about it the next time you buy clear. We use this clear or 2021 from PPG. We've had good results with these clear coats.
What clear and catalyst did you use?
i also was useing a gun that i was not used to spraying with, because i didnt want to run epoxy threw my base clear gun, and my primer gun only has a 1.8 tip so i got a cheep gun with a 1.4 to do rhis with.
i sprayed base and clear yesterday and base came out really nice and the clear came out i bit orange pealed. but there was no reducer added to the clear. wich seemed odd to me because every other clear coat that i ever sprayed had reducer added to it. the tech sheets on omni products are highly in accurate and do not give the proper info to make the product useable to everyone. ive sprayed many paints and dont remember any line of products being this diffacult to work with.
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The mixing ratio is 2:1 (2 parts epoxy 1 part catalyst) I have added up to 10% acetone when using it as a sealer to help the epoxy flow out better.
1. Once mixed, allow it to set 15 - 20 minutes. (induction time)
2. Apply a medium wet coat (1 coat should work as a sealer, but you can apply up to 2 coats. If you do, allow 15 to 20 minutes between coats.)
3. Allow the epoxy to dry at least 30 minutes, but no longer than 72 hours (3 days) before applying base coat. If you wait longer than 72 hours, the surface must be lightly scuffed before applying base coat.
I would not apply more than 2 coats. Applying too much may not allow the solvents to escape properly, which could lead to problems.
If using as a sealer, I would use a 1.4 spray gun using around 20 to 25 psi at the gun. This may vary depending on the gun you are using. If it is not a HVLP, it is going to require more 45 to 50 psi at the gun.
Here are two videos about mixing and spraying epoxy primer. It is not being used as a sealer in this video, but goes through the mixing steps.
I hope this helps and good luck with your project.
Mixing Epoxy
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when i talked to the ppg tech he stated that even after a 72 hr period that it would have to be reapplied or scuffed/ sanded. since it was right on the edge of 72 hrs since the last coat today, yesterday i wet sanded with 600 grit it came out really nice and was easy to do, today i cleaned and prepped the car for base and clear.
its a light baby blue no metallic , the name of the color is grabber blue, i layed down two heavy coats of base waiting 5 mins in between coats as per the tech sheet that im noticing aren't very reliable, waited 20 mins shoot to heavy wet coats of high solid clear with med hardener, the temp was close to 80 so it flashed a little faster than what i wanted. Te clear came out with a little orange peal but its getting wet sanded and taped for stripes so the peel will come out. after the stripe is painted another 4 coats will be applied and this time im going to reduce it as per recommendation of a good Friend of mine that has 20 plus years of body work experience. he couldn't believe that they didn't put that as a option on the tech sheet. after that it will be wet sanded down to 4000p the buffed and sanded, i case you might be thinking wow that's a lot of clear.
|is the base coat metallic or solid color? If its solid color I'd wetsand car with 600 and then just go with base.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by armygirl, Aug 6, 2007.
He would be a MAJOR upgrade over Nazr.
Without question. Camby was the best defensive center in the NBA last year.
Now that is funny.
I can hear Ben's rumblings somewhere in Chicago.
The only way that I would consider trading for Camby is if we could give him a one year contract with the second year at our option and we didn't have to trade any of our core guys or young guys to get him I just don't trust the durability of his body. Over the years he has just been out of action too much and coming up on 34 it is not likely to get any better. He is just too high a risk, to commit to for more than a year or to give up a front line player or promising young guy for. If Denver thought he had an upside or would at least remain on last year's level for another 2 to 3 years, they wouldn't be looking to move him for any price, given the year he had last year. I would rather see minutes that Camby would get with us go to AJ. The Denver Post - Hawking for a Camby trade
I totally agree, an aging Camby is not feasible if you have to give up any of our young players. I probably would hand over Flip or Nazr though. Camby is probably only good or serviceable for one more year. The Denver Post - Hawking for a Camby trade
You are right about that Motown. He eeked out a good year last year, he is really gonna have to strain like a constipated cow to get another one like that.
Not going to happen unless draft picks and a starter is traded. He is too old, not durable and what minutes he would have to play in order to be a force would diminish JMax and Amir. Both of the latter need to get solid and consistent minutes which to me means 15-25 per game. This should increase as the winter trade deadline comes into focus. JD, in all likelihood, will take a very close look at the ball club around the 30 plus mark and then make the most appropriate moves. The beginning of the first half will be an excellent test for this ball club since this is going to be a rough schedule. Many teams have upgraded in the traditional hopes of solidifying a run to stay competitive, especially in the East. Which means that JD should be able to pick someone's pocket in the West.
Camby with Sheed would create the old no fly zone. He fits very well. The future is now with this core. I would trade a 1st round pick for him. We would again look tough with Camby next to Sheed. It would be almost Ben-like. We would only need a big body (a scrub type) to help with fouls on the big centers.
I never saw one of those and I don't think I would ever like to. Just the sound of it stinks!! LOL
Why couldn't Camby have another huge year? With Pistons, for example, he'd get boards since nobody else seems to care to pick up the ball. He'd be great defensively since Pistons defense is adept to funneling offensive flow to the shot-blocker. He wouldn't need to put in all the minutes and we have Arnie. Now, I wouldn't give up any of our starters to get him, but a combination of Nazr, Flip, Lindsey, and the 1st rounder would work. I don't think Denver is going to want to go through with that. Maybe as season goes along and they get more desperate. But someone like Washington maybe able to put a better package together with Haywood being on a shorter contract than Nazr.
I'd also like to point out that with KG, Zach Randolph, a healthy Wade (meaning a better Heat with a threatening Shaq), and more mature Bosh and D Howard, we can't afford to be weak in the middle. The East is getting better, especially in the middle...
Great point. At this point Sheed is only our only good defender. Maxiell can get blocks, but is too small to be a prescence for 48 minutes. Amir does not look big enough to defend the paint greatly. Nazr fouls too much, and Dice is getting slower. The Pistons don't need a great shot blocker and a rebounder. One of the two would be fine, but both would be great. Camby would be both. If the Pistons are always looking to the future than CB and Sheed might as well be traded right now. The Pistons are looking to the future now (at least it seems that way), but the core is still great.
I agree that it would probably be very difficult for AJ to guard the big centers that post up low on the block because of the weight difference, however not withstanding that issue, which at times is a big issue, AJ has shown that he can block and rebound with the best of them. He led the SL this year in rebounds per game. Only 1 game but he still had to get those 12 boards. He averaged 10 boards and 3 blocks per game in the D league this year. In eight games with us this last year he averaged 12 boards per 40 minutes, which while not great would still work out to close to 10 boards a game if he started. His rebounding numbers should also get better as he gets older and stronger. K. Garnett averaged under 10 rebounds per 40 minutes in each of the first three years he was in the league so I would expect AJ's very good rebounding numbers to go up. KG's rebounds per 40 minutes was its highest in his 9th year at almost 14. Big Ben's rebounds per minute numbers also went up from his early years in the league until he hit his prime with the Pistons. He started out in his rookie year averaging just under 12 rebounds per 40 minutes and hit his peak total per minute 6 years later at 16 rebounds per 40 minutes. In fact AJ averaged more rebounds per 40 minutes last year with us in his 8 games 11.9 than Big Ben did in his first year in the league of only 11.8 rebounds per 40 minutes. AJ also averaged over 4.3 blocks per 40 minutes with us which was higher than Camby who averaged 3.9 rebounds per 40 minutes. Camby led the league in BSG with 3.3. He was the only player who averaged over 2.8 BSG that qualified for the title. So I think we will see that AJ will be among the league leaders in BSG once he starts playing regularly. NBA Development League: Amir Johnson Player Info Amir Johnson Statistics - Basketball-Reference.com http://www.factmonster.com/sports/basketball/nba-leaders-2007.html Kevin Garnett Statistics - Basketball-Reference.com Ben Wallace Statistics - Basketball-Reference.com
I think Amir will grow into a player very similar to Sheed in many respects, maybe a little more athletic, hungrier for rebounds, and approx the same knack for blocks (maybe more). I think he would be good to help cover a Center but i see him getting abused by big guys with big leverage down low. We need another big body we can put in there and bang in there for a solid 10-15 min a game. I'd prefer someone other than NazMo starting, but if we had a guy like Dale Davis, or similar, i wouldn't mind seeing NazMo and mystery man splitting 20-30 min at Center (depending on the match up) and the rest of the time divided among Sheed, Dice, and AJ. J-Max almost exclusively playing PF...
This is the most plausible out of everything I've read so far. AJ is not strong enough to play 5. JMax is not big enough.
Situationally, players can be used in various positions. In those scenarios, it comes down to skills, not size.
It is possible, but I'd have to see it to believe that AJ and JMax could handle some minutes at 5. I can see them against the small lineups, but other than that would draw a big question mark.
Adonal Foyle anyone? He just got bought out from the Warriors. Question is: is he better than Nazr? He would be a bigger defensive presence and he can block shots. Maybe a slow down kind of tempo would suit his game because the run and gun thing the Warriors are trying to do certainly didn't.
Foyle? You're talking about that guy, right? YouTube - Adonal Foyle Misses the Backboard
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Comprehensive Community Initiatives by Winton Pitcoff
Redefining Community Development
Takes a close look at comprehensive community initiatives, including those supported by the Annie E. Casey, Clark, Ford, and Surdna Foundations, and their role in empowering poor communities. The report examines how community groups work together toward the common purpose of changing the way their local systems (housing, schools, welfare) work and the way community groups work within those systems.
Building A Better Urban Future by Alan Mallach
New Directions for Housing Policies in Weak Market Cities
A policy paper for practitioners and policymakers investing housing resources in weak market cities. The project focuses on market-driven approaches, the integration of affordable and market-rate housing and the use of housing as a core element in both economic development and neighborhood revitalization strategies. The project is in collaboration with the Community Development Partnerships' Network, LISC and the Enterprise Foundation.
Shared Equity Homeownership by John Emmeus Davis
The Changing Landscape of Resale-Restricted, Owner-Occupied Housing
As the housing crisis worsens, putting the American Dream out of reach for millions, communities around the country are turning to shared equity homeownership—limited equity coops, community land trusts and inclusionary units—to redefine the housing ladder. This breakthrough study examines the benefits of these models within a sectoral framework; a third sector housing strategy. Support for this study was provided by the Ford and Surdna foundations.
Valuation and Taxation of Resale-Restricted, Owner-Occupied Housing by Carla J. Robinson
Resale-restricted, owner-occupied housing (also known as "shared-equity homeownership") offers an option for bringing homeownership within reach for lower-income households. Few standardized policies and procedures exist for valuing and taxing resale-restricted homes, even in states where public policy favors this category of housing. Because little research has been done in the United States to document the various ways this housing is taxed or to evaluate methods of taxation, this paper by former NHI Research Director Carla J. Robinson aims to fill the information gap.