Online: Through the Fire Sebastian Telfair
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Telfair says Lincoln was a steppingstone for him because it was a place where
he could meet celebrity basketball players, such as NBA players Dwight Howard and Richard Jefferson. Telfair also says that he went to Lincoln with the specific purpose of skipping college and
entering the NBA. The film does not show Telfair playing in a game, nor does it show him in an interview. Telfair does not attend college either, opting instead to go straight to the NBA.
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External links
Through the Fire at FilmRise
Film Rises, a site with information on the film.
Telfair profile at DraftExpress
Kobe Bryant profile at DraftExpress
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Category:Lincoln High School (Brooklyn)Q:
What is the difference between "plain vanilla" and "regular" in engine oil?
I have always read that "non-synthetic" engine oil is better. But it's been a while since I've changed the oil in my car and I'd like to know what's in it.
A:
The word "non-synthetic" refers to the fact that it's made up of natural oils (linseed, poppy seed, safflower) rather than synthetic ones like the "advanced engine oil" that typically go in a vehicle.
Safer - a slightly better term - would be "original equipment engine oil" or "OEO", as it was added to vehicles from the factory. This oil is also known as "regular" engine oil.
It's a good practice to drain out the oil at this time and check it, because the rubber/pulley (or, a junker engine) will make tiny cracks in the oil filler tube, and this will happen more with an OEO. If you do it yourself, use a funnel and a rag or paper towel for the job. Don't use oil thinner or anything that might be flammable.
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