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September 1st, 2008Pacific northwest
Grill Master Grilling Steak Planks Kit (4 pack each of Cedar, Alder, & Maple)
Measuring 6in. x 15in. and, over a 1/2in. thick, these fresh cut, all natural Western Red Cedar, Alder, & Maple grilling planks take grilled salmon, seafood and other meats to a heavenly level. Depending on your grilling habits, these planks can be used 1-2 times before utilizing as wood smoking chunks. All Just Smoked Salmon Alder or Maple grilling planks & slabs are professionally kiln dried for splitting and mold prevention!
: Each package includes easy to use instructions., All natural Pacific Northwest woods., Each plank is burn branded to assure guests of safe intended use., Great with seafood and other meats!, 12 planks (3 four packs)
Company: Just Smoked Salmon
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Measuring 6in. x 15in. and, over a 1/2in. thick, these fresh cut, all natural Western Red Cedar, Alder, & Maple grilling planks take grilled salmon, seafood and other meats to a heavenly level. Depending on your grilling habits, these planks can be used 1-2 times before utilizing as wood smoking chunks. All Just Smoked Salmon Alder or Maple grilling planks & slabs are professionally kiln dried for splitting and mold prevention!: Each package includes easy to use instructions., All natural Pacific Northwest woods., Each plank is burn branded to assure guests of safe intended use., Great with seafood and other meats!, 12 planks (3 four packs)
Company: Just Smoked Salmon
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Alder Wood Smoking Chunks (12lbs.)
Whether you're smoking salmon, fish, meats, or, barbequing a turkey, nothing compares to the naturally sweet smoked flavor of Western Red Alder wood chunks. The Western Red Alder, unlike its shrub-like eastern cousins (Speckled, Common, etc.), is a hardwood tree often exceeding 75 ft. in height. Indigenous west of the Cascade mountain range of the Pacific Northwest, Western Red Alder wood has become a favorite wood smoking flavor. Made famous throughout the world by Northwest native's seafood and salmon smoking, the Western Red Alder's natural sugars provide a truly unique smoked flavor. Great for BBQ smokers & meat smokers alike, Western Red Alder wood's delightful smoke flavor enriches all fish, seafood, meats, and even vegetables.
: Pacific Northwest's favorite smoking wood!, Average chunk siz 2in. x 3in., Poly bag w/ tie strings for easy use & long term storage, Work great with most electric smokers, All natural fresh dried Western Red Alder
Company: Just Smoked Salmon
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Whether you're smoking salmon, fish, meats, or, barbequing a turkey, nothing compares to the naturally sweet smoked flavor of Western Red Alder wood chunks. The Western Red Alder, unlike its shrub-like eastern cousins (Speckled, Common, etc.), is a hardwood tree often exceeding 75 ft. in height. Indigenous west of the Cascade mountain range of the Pacific Northwest, Western Red Alder wood has become a favorite wood smoking flavor. Made famous throughout the world by Northwest native's seafood and salmon smoking, the Western Red Alder's natural sugars provide a truly unique smoked flavor. Great for BBQ smokers & meat smokers alike, Western Red Alder wood's delightful smoke flavor enriches all fish, seafood, meats, and even vegetables.: Pacific Northwest's favorite smoking wood!, Average chunk siz 2in. x 3in., Poly bag w/ tie strings for easy use & long term storage, Work great with most electric smokers, All natural fresh dried Western Red Alder
Company: Just Smoked Salmon
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Amazon Price: $13.75
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Alder Wood Smoking Chips (12 lb)
Whether you're smoking salmon, fish, meats, or, barbequing a turkey, nothing compares to the naturally sweet smoked flavor of Western Red Alder wood chips and chunks. The Western Red Alder, unlike its shrub-like eastern cousins (Speckled, Common, etc.), is a hardwood tree often exceeding 75 ft. in height. Indigenous west of the Cascade mountain range of the Pacific Northwest, Western Red Alder wood has become a favorite wood smoking flavor. (Extracted Alder syrup smells just like bananas!) Made famous throughout the world by Northwest native's seafood and salmon smoking, the Western Red Alder's natural sugars provide a truly unique smoked flavor. Great for BBQ smokers & meat smokers alike, Western Red Alder wood's delightful smoke flavor enriches all fish, seafood, meats, and even vegetables. Discover for yourself the unique rich flavor Western Red Alder wood chips & chunks can bring to your fish and meat smoking endeavors
Kitchen: Pacific Northwest's favorite smoking wood, All natural fresh dried Western Red Alder, Poly bag w/ tie strings for easy use and long term storage, All natural fresh dried Western Red Alder
Company: Just Smoked Salmon
List Price:
Amazon Price: $13.75
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Whether you're smoking salmon, fish, meats, or, barbequing a turkey, nothing compares to the naturally sweet smoked flavor of Western Red Alder wood chips and chunks. The Western Red Alder, unlike its shrub-like eastern cousins (Speckled, Common, etc.), is a hardwood tree often exceeding 75 ft. in height. Indigenous west of the Cascade mountain range of the Pacific Northwest, Western Red Alder wood has become a favorite wood smoking flavor. (Extracted Alder syrup smells just like bananas!) Made famous throughout the world by Northwest native's seafood and salmon smoking, the Western Red Alder's natural sugars provide a truly unique smoked flavor. Great for BBQ smokers & meat smokers alike, Western Red Alder wood's delightful smoke flavor enriches all fish, seafood, meats, and even vegetables. Discover for yourself the unique rich flavor Western Red Alder wood chips & chunks can bring to your fish and meat smoking endeavorsKitchen: Pacific Northwest's favorite smoking wood, All natural fresh dried Western Red Alder, Poly bag w/ tie strings for easy use and long term storage, All natural fresh dried Western Red Alder
Company: Just Smoked Salmon
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Amazon Price: $13.75
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Jeff Tweedy - Sunken Treasure - Live in the Pacific Northwest
Studio: Wea-des Moines Video Release Date: 10/24/2006
DVD: Color, DVD-Video, Live, NTSC
Company: Nonesuch (2006-10-24)
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Studio: Wea-des Moines Video Release Date: 10/24/2006DVD: Color, DVD-Video, Live, NTSC
Company: Nonesuch (2006-10-24)
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Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night's Dream [Blu-ray]
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Studio: Naxos Of America Inc Release Date: 03/25/2008
Director: George Balanchine
Blu-ray: Classical, Color
Company: BBC / Opus Arte (2008-03-25)
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Studio: Naxos Of America Inc Release Date: 03/25/2008Director: George Balanchine
Blu-ray: Classical, Color
Company: BBC / Opus Arte (2008-03-25)
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A Midsummer Night's Dream [HD DVD]
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HD DVD:
Color, Dolby, NTSC, Widescreen
Company: BBC / Opus Arte (2007-11-20)
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HD DVD:
Color, Dolby, NTSC, Widescreen
Company: BBC / Opus Arte (2007-11-20)
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Legendary Lighthouses: California and Pacific Northwest
Director:
David F. Oyster
VHS Tape: NTSC
Company: Pbs Home Video (1998-10-06)
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Director:
David F. Oyster
VHS Tape: NTSC
Company: Pbs Home Video (1998-10-06)
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Crocodile Hunter's Croc Files - Aussie Legends/Pacific Northwest
What's great about the rumpled, khaki-clad team of Steve and Terri Irwin, hosts of The Crocodile Hunter, is their complete lack of pretense. Make no mistake: Steve is a goofball, prone to pronouncements ("By crikey!") that plant him squarely, cartoonishly, in his native outback, but he clears through the TV muck quickly, plopping his big-eyed persona behind him readily to deliver his points on the ABCs of wildlife. Mostly, it's the Cs the Irwins dwell on, crocs being the name of their game, but here they diverge. "Aussie Legends" examines all you'd expect: kangaroos, koalas, and wallabies--plus possums, a curious creature called Rufus Betong, and a wombat with an attitude. The emphasis is on marsupials, orphaned ones, especially. At a rehab center, we witness kangaroos on the road to recovery, some of them darting, adorably, in and out of man-made pouches. Then, with the indigenous inhabitants of Steve's stomping grounds surveyed, it's Terri's turn. In "Pacific Northwest," she leads an expedition through the Oregon Trail, where a bullying bison takes a dart to the rump and an aggressive elk gets his antlers sawed off (don't worry, no nerve endings involved). As anyone who watches The Crocodile Hunter regularly might expect, there's a lot to like here; these are solidly educational shows that don't skimp on fun--the Croc Cam zooms in on a cute-seeming bobcat swiping at the camera, for instance. Still, these shows lack that element of controlled savagery that gives the series its punch. Reptile enthusiasts and couch-bound thrill seekers won't be able to deny amusement, but they'll slither off wishing for more to sink their teeth into, so to speak. --Tammy La Gorce
VHS Tape: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
Company: Live / Artisan (2001-05-22)
List Price: $9.98
Amazon Price: $1.52
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What's great about the rumpled, khaki-clad team of Steve and Terri Irwin, hosts of The Crocodile Hunter, is their complete lack of pretense. Make no mistake: Steve is a goofball, prone to pronouncements ("By crikey!") that plant him squarely, cartoonishly, in his native outback, but he clears through the TV muck quickly, plopping his big-eyed persona behind him readily to deliver his points on the ABCs of wildlife. Mostly, it's the Cs the Irwins dwell on, crocs being the name of their game, but here they diverge. "Aussie Legends" examines all you'd expect: kangaroos, koalas, and wallabies--plus possums, a curious creature called Rufus Betong, and a wombat with an attitude. The emphasis is on marsupials, orphaned ones, especially. At a rehab center, we witness kangaroos on the road to recovery, some of them darting, adorably, in and out of man-made pouches. Then, with the indigenous inhabitants of Steve's stomping grounds surveyed, it's Terri's turn. In "Pacific Northwest," she leads an expedition through the Oregon Trail, where a bullying bison takes a dart to the rump and an aggressive elk gets his antlers sawed off (don't worry, no nerve endings involved). As anyone who watches The Crocodile Hunter regularly might expect, there's a lot to like here; these are solidly educational shows that don't skimp on fun--the Croc Cam zooms in on a cute-seeming bobcat swiping at the camera, for instance. Still, these shows lack that element of controlled savagery that gives the series its punch. Reptile enthusiasts and couch-bound thrill seekers won't be able to deny amusement, but they'll slither off wishing for more to sink their teeth into, so to speak. --Tammy La GorceVHS Tape: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
Company: Live / Artisan (2001-05-22)
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The Stan Boreson Show
This video retrospective of the Stan Boreson show was released in the Seattle area around 1991. Stan Boreson toured 25 countries as a young USO musician during World War II. In 1949, he got onto a student-talent show on KING, Seattle's first TV station. From there he got his own weekly variety show. He told Scandinavian-dialect stories, skits and sang corny songs while accompanying himself on accordion and piano. In 1956, KING assigned Boreson to create a kiddie show. He teamed up with Doug Setterberg, who'd been doing his own dialect humor on KOMO's Scandia Barn Dance. Boreson and Setterberg combined their salty-Swede comedy with shticks inspired by comics such as Ernie Kovacs. Setterberg was also Uncle Torvald, the other half of Boreson's drag character Grandma Torvald. Boreson made the live appearances at supermarkets and schools. He sang the opening theme ("Zero-dochus, mucho-crockus, hallazaboobabub, that's the secret password that we use down at the club") Boreson and Setterberg made several "Stan & Doug" albums for national record labels. In addition to their own songs, they remade songs done in the 1940s by Yogi Yorgesson with names like "Freida the Clamdigger's Sweetheart". A Yorgeson song became Boreson's annual holiday tune, "I Yust Go Nuts at Christmas." Setterberg got equal billing on the records, but was uncredited on the show except for the final episode in 1968. After the show ended, Boreson made one more Stan & Doug album, singing both parts. They appeared on KING's morning talk show, with Setterberg talking in his electronic voice. Then they lip-synced from the record, with Doug mouthing Stan's impersonation of Doug's former voice. Stan Boreson still preforms and has appeared six times on Garrison Keillor's radio shows. But to know what he was really about, you've got to see the video. It's a pleasant trip to a distinctly Northwest brand of light absurdity.
VHS Tape: Color, Black & White, NTSC, Special Edition
Company: Charlie Productions (1991)
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This video retrospective of the Stan Boreson show was released in the Seattle area around 1991. Stan Boreson toured 25 countries as a young USO musician during World War II. In 1949, he got onto a student-talent show on KING, Seattle's first TV station. From there he got his own weekly variety show. He told Scandinavian-dialect stories, skits and sang corny songs while accompanying himself on accordion and piano. In 1956, KING assigned Boreson to create a kiddie show. He teamed up with Doug Setterberg, who'd been doing his own dialect humor on KOMO's Scandia Barn Dance. Boreson and Setterberg combined their salty-Swede comedy with shticks inspired by comics such as Ernie Kovacs. Setterberg was also Uncle Torvald, the other half of Boreson's drag character Grandma Torvald. Boreson made the live appearances at supermarkets and schools. He sang the opening theme ("Zero-dochus, mucho-crockus, hallazaboobabub, that's the secret password that we use down at the club") Boreson and Setterberg made several "Stan & Doug" albums for national record labels. In addition to their own songs, they remade songs done in the 1940s by Yogi Yorgesson with names like "Freida the Clamdigger's Sweetheart". A Yorgeson song became Boreson's annual holiday tune, "I Yust Go Nuts at Christmas." Setterberg got equal billing on the records, but was uncredited on the show except for the final episode in 1968. After the show ended, Boreson made one more Stan & Doug album, singing both parts. They appeared on KING's morning talk show, with Setterberg talking in his electronic voice. Then they lip-synced from the record, with Doug mouthing Stan's impersonation of Doug's former voice. Stan Boreson still preforms and has appeared six times on Garrison Keillor's radio shows. But to know what he was really about, you've got to see the video. It's a pleasant trip to a distinctly Northwest brand of light absurdity.VHS Tape: Color, Black & White, NTSC, Special Edition
Company: Charlie Productions (1991)
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Lilly Miller Super Rich Pacific Northwest Blend Grass Seed 10 lb Bag #07601595
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Pacific Northwest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Open Question: Why do I keep dreaming about Economy crisis?
For the past 2 weeks I have been dreaming about the economy crisis... the dreams are so vivid that I can't have a good nights rest.. My husband and I both have good jobs, I am in Health Care, and my husband works for a milk production company which supplies milk to the pacific northwest wal-mart companies and other companies including schools and what not. So we are pretty secure in our jobs, however my dreams are so scary.. we have a one year old daughter together and I can't stop thinking about how I will provide for her and give her a good life in the future with the economy the way it is...
do you think there is any hope for our country? Also, how do I stop these dreams.. at least to get a good nights rest.
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Open Question: Should the next Grand Theft Auto take place in Liberty City again or should it go somewhere else?
I have some ideas of where they could take it if it doesn't go back to LC:
1.Back to Vice City
2.D.C./Baltimore type area
3.Chicago type area
4.New England type area
5.Pacific Northwest
6.Up North(I don't think we've ever seen snow in GTA)
7.Around the gulf coast(like TX,LA,GA,etc.)
8.or how bout oversees like in the UK.
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Resolved Question: How can anyone afford an apartment if the landlord requests 3X's the rent?
Im looking to move away from San Diego to the Pacific Northwest area. Just to get a new start. How does a person that can afford the rent but cannot begin to show that they produce triple the rent itself even begin to get a roof over their heads?
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Open Question: Washington state universities with music programs?
i live in washington state, but im cool to go somewhere else in the pacific northwest for college, like oregon or cali or idaho or something. im looking for good science schools that also have a music program. they dont have to be a prominent music school, just be a science school with a music program. hope that didnt confuse anybody! thanks.
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Open Question: what summer intensives should i try out for?
well i have six in mind. houston ballet, american ballet theatre, pacific northwest ballet, boston ballet-newton, harid conservatory, and school of american ballet.
i went to ballet austin last year. uhhh well i'm double jointed and flexible, but lacking strength. i have gotten stronger and im pretty well trained....im not amazing or anything like that though. which ones would u chose? i have to pick three. i want to be home at least some of the summerbut its such a hard decision!!. im leaning towards houston ballet, abt, and pnb. but if there are any short good ones let me know. ok thanks!!
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Open Question: Help on Oregon State history?
how is oregon historically significant to both the U.S and the pacific northwest?
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Open Question: exactly WHY did you vote for obama? was it his color? why?
this question should not get pulled because it's legitimate: i have been asking my friends that chose to vote for barrack obama WHY they did so, and they cannot give me, at their age group of 50 (+/-) years, any reasonable proof as to why they voted for him. and i am asking this because:
i have heard basically nothing about obama since the election other than how great it is that a black man has finally become the president of the united states. i thought that the presidential race was NOT about color, NOT about race, or am i wrong?
i have witnessed people buying ridiculous looking, cheaply made and ugly coins that feature obama on them, but he is not the president yet.
i read an article on a blogspot written by a few younger voters in ohio where they are saying that they are working to get a national holiday named for barrack obama, but why? i mean, he is not dead yet, so, why? they will not answer my question. they must have some reason, so i ask you, what could it be?
i have read that plans are underway to rename the 2nd largest airport in chicago (chicago o'hare, on chicago's WHITE northwest side, is the largest airport in chicago and it is the busiest international airport in the world), which is on the south side (where, generally, the black citizens of our city have lived, segregated from the white population on the north side) of chicago, from "midway international airport," (a name that was chosen to honor our WWII soldiers that fought and died for our for freedom in the Pacific theater) to "obama international airport." however, what, yet, makes obama worthy of this change of airport names? why are the soldiers that died for us on midway island in WWII no longer going to be honored by the name "midway airport?" and, who was o'hare, anyway, to have given his name to the largest and busiest international airport in the world?
so, you who voted for obama, will you please explain to me why you voted for him? about the best i've heard is that he "will bring world peace." do you think that only one person can bring about world peace, namely barrack obama, and that's the reason why you voted for him? why do you think that way?
i'd appreciate knowing your age, race/color, and the state where you live when you answer. as usual, i give thumbs down to one-liners. i want to know what you think, and i want to know why you think it. thanks.
MORE DETAIL (OPTIONAL): AND, if richie daley, the mayor of chicago, really wants to show obama his support, he may as well rename o'hare, since that's our largest airport, and because it is located where the white folk live--this would be best suited to what the liberals were so pointed at changing, i.e., "racism," isn't it?
why should it be that we rename any airport to honor a man that has not yet done anything as a president, nor much as a senator?
if anyone here thinks that i voted for that milquetoast, mccain, they are out of their minds. that republican is a shame to the republican party and what it supposedly stands for.
there were other candidates, not only two.
demographics always interests me. it was surprising at first when obama secured iowa, but then i learned how he held caucuses there, which was so different than any of them.
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Resolved Question: Eye in the sky, in the southern sky?
I live in the pacific northwest, there is a bright star that appears too close to be a planet in the southern sky. It appears to be closer than the moon. I have watched it for months now and sometimes it gets brighter and dimmer. Is this a geosynchronous orbit satellite?
No, i guess i did not explain myself. It is not Venus. It is too close / it has to be something else. Does Venus turn off and on? I do not think so.
I promise sometimes it is not there.
Please go look again.
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Resolved Question: Which one of these 13 cryptids are more credible to exist?
Ahool
Giant unknown bats are reported to reside in a region of western Java, plus similar reports under different names from Vietnam and the Philippines; possibly known as Orang-bati in Seram, Indonesia.
Andean Wolf
These unrecognized mountain dogs are seen in South America.
Bigfoot
The classic Sasquatch of the Pacific Northwest is well-grounded in hundreds of years of sightings, encounters, folklore, traditions, hair samples, and footprint evidence, for starters. The Patterson-Gimlin footage captured images in 1967 of what appears to be a good type specimen of this animal.
Caddy
These unknown Sea Serpents (perhaps Mystery Cetaceans?) living off the coast of British Columbia are a popular figure in Canadian cryptozoology.
Champ
Giant prehistoric-looking creatures supposedly lurk in Lake Champlain, a 109 mile lake that borders New York, Vermont, and Ontario.
Chupacabras
Also called ?Goatsuckers,? these bizarre Caribbean and South American cryptids are five feet tall biped creatures with short grey hair that have spiked hair and reportedly drain the blood through throat punctures of the livestock they kill.
Giant Anaconda
Reports have been made of 100 feet long snakes on the Rio Negro of the Amazon River basin.
Jersey Devil
This regionalized name hides these perhaps a variety of creatures that have been haunting the New Jersey Pineland forest for over 260 years.
Mokele-Mbembe
For over two hundred years there have been reports of living Sauropods (dinosaur) in the remote Congo area of Africa. They may be confused with accounts of other local cryptids, including aquatic rhinos and monitors.
Mothman
A local name for giant owls (also called Bighoot) which have been sighted for over 100 years in the West Virginia-Ohio area, and elsewhere in North America.
Ogopogo
This is Canada?s most famous type of water monster, the specific inhabitants of Lake Okanagan in the south central interior of British Columbia.
Thunderbird
Large condor-like birds, perhaps Teratorns, appear to still roam the skies of North America, along regular migration routes.
Loch Ness Monster
Nessie is the most famous Lake Monster in the world; they are said to inhabit this loch, an extremely deep Scottish lake.
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Resolved Question: What division would have the best all-star line-up?
East-
Atlantic-
PG.) Devin Harris
SG.) Ray Allen
SF.) Paul Peirce
PF.) Kevin Garnett
C.) Chris Bosh
6.) Jermaine O'neal
7.) Vince Carter
8.) Jose Calderon
Central-
PG.) Allen Iverson
SG.) Michael Redd
SF.) LeBron James
PF.) ?? Rasheed Wallace ??
C.) Zydraunas ?????????
6.) Derrick Rose
7.) Tayshaun Prince
8.) Danny Granger
Southeast-
PG.) Gilbert Arenas
SG.) Dwyane Wade
SF.) Caron Butler
PF.) Ant??n Jamison
C.) Dwight Howard
6.) Joe Johnson
7.) Josh Smith
8.) Shawn Marion
West-
Northwest-
PG.) Brandon Roy
SG.) ? ? ? ? ?
SF.) Carmelo Anthony
PF.) Carlos Boozer
C.) Greg Oden
6.) Kevin Durant
7.) Chauncey Billups
8.) Deron Williams
Pacific-
PG.) Steve Nash
SG.) Kobe Bryant
SF.) Lamar Odom
PF.) Amar'e Stoudemire
C.) Shaquille O'neal
6.) Marcus Camby
7.) Baron Davis
8.) Jason Richardson
Southwest-
PG.) Chris Paul
SG.) Tracy McGrady
SF.) Ron Artest
PF.) Tim Duncan
C.) Yao Ming
6.) Dirk Nowitzki
7.) Jason Kidd
8.) David West
I think it would be a toss-up between the Pacific and the Southwest, with Atlantic and Southeast in the mix.
WOW! It took me a long time to figure that out!~~~
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