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MTMC's President's Award
The Middle Tennessee Medical Center Foundation recently awarded Boyd Evans the President's Award in honor of his work as chair of the Committee of Trustees.
"Over the past couple of years, Boyd has worked diligently to help identify and recruit new members to our board," said Dr. Russ Galloway, foundation president.
"His patient, deliberate approach has made our board stronger than it's ever been."
Evans was also credited for his work in revising the by-laws of the foundation.
The MTMC Foundation, founded for the benefit of the hospital and its patients, raises funds for indigent patient needs, new hospital equipment, health care education and various other initiatives such as the Saint Louise Clinic.
Galloway recognized several individuals for their work on behalf of the foundation this past year. Awards were given to four board members whose terms expired this year – Jean Moser, Johnny Mitchell, Dr. Jerry Campbell and Angela Floyd.
MTMC is a member of Saint Thomas Health, Middle Tennessee's faith-based, not-for-profit health care system with more than 6,500 associates.
The regional health system also includes Baptist Hospital, Saint Thomas Hospital and The Hospital for Spinal Surgery in Nashville and Hickman Community Hospital in Centerville.
Saint Thomas Health is a member of Ascension Health, a Catholic organization that is the largest not-for-profit health system in the United States.
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"Love & Respect" MARRIAGE CONFERENCE Fri 6:45-10PM/Sat 8:45AM-4PM (Feb. 20-21, 2015) "Love & Respect" MARRIAGE CONFERENCE at First Baptist Church (200 E. Main St.). Dr. Emerson and Sarah Eggerichs are conducting this event. They say, "Women need love, men need respect--it's as simple and as complicated as that." For information, contact Taffiney Wiliams at 615-624-0035. You can also register on line at www.LoveandRespect.com. READ MORE » |
2015 Heart Ball Sat. (Feb. 21, 2014) 6:30PM-midnight 2015 RUTHERFORD HEART BALL at the Stones River Country Club (1830 NW Broad St.). This year's Heart Ball Honoree is Anita Pirtle. Special thanks to Heart Ball Co-Chairs Aimee and Chip Hoover along with Sarah and Bricke Murfree. For more information, phone 615-663-1014 or e-mail email@example.com. READ MORE » |
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City Hall HISTORY Show Mon-Fri (now-Feb. 6, 2015) 8:00-4:30PM A display showing art and artifacts of "Natives of the Western Hemisphere" (mostly South America). Dr. Tanya Peres and Dr. Richard Pace, both MTSU professors, are displaying their "finds" and sharing their stories in this fascinating exhibit in the Rotunda of the Murfreesboro City Hall. This is FREE and open to the public during regular city hall hours. READ MORE » |
City School's Foundation Roast Fri. (Feb. 6, 2015) 6PM MURFREESBORO CITY SCHOOL'S FOUNDATION roasts former Mayor Tommy Bragg and first lady Jeanne. This event will be at the Stones River Country Club (1830 NW Broad St.) and the dinner and roast are chairs by City Councilman Doug Young and his wife Susan. Tables of 8 are $2,500 and individual tickets are $250. For more information, contact the Murfreesboro City Schools at 615-893-2313. READ MORE » |
COMMUNITY BABY SHOWER daily during office hours (Now-Feb. 1, 2015) United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties is sponsoring a COMMUNITY BABY SHOWER to collect diapers, bottles, wipes, blankets, and onesies (newborn to six months). The collection bins will be in Murfreesboro at the United Way Office on Memorial Blvd., Rutherford County Health Department on Burton St., and City Auto on Bridge Ave. Donations can also be made at La Vergne City Hall, 5093 Murfreesboro Rd. For more information visit www.unitedwayvolunteer.org or phone United Way at (615) 893-7303. READ MORE » |
Free Smoke Detectors...Installed Free FREE SMOKE DETECTORS: Smoke detectors SAVE LIVES, but many area homes do not have these units. Some have units that no longer work. If you live within the Murfreesboro city limits, phone Murfreesboro Fire & Rescue Department. They will be happy to install a new, working smoke alarm for FREE! Residents in the city of Murfreesboro should phone 615-893-1422. Residents in Rutherford County can contact the Rutherford County Fire Department at 615-867-4626 to get a free smoke detector installed. READ MORE » |
GREENBELT Sign-Up Deadline DEADLINE: March 1, 2015 to sign-up your property for the GREENBELT PROGRAM. TCA 67-5-1006 states any greenbelt application not recorded by March 1 is to be disqualified for that applicable tax year. Rutherford County Property Assessor Rob Mitchell says, "If you have received an application from our office and have not yet completed and recorded it; you must do so in order to avoid the removal of the property from greenbelt and the assessment of any rollback taxes." For more information, contact Jennifer Sanborn at the Property Assessor's office (319 N. Maple St., suite 200, Murfreesboro or phone 615-907-3625) READ MORE » |
Historical Society Opens Ransom School On Saturday Mornings: Volunteers Needed Saturdays, 9AM-Noon: The Rutherford County Historical Society has opened the Ransom School (717 N. Academy St.) to the public on Saturdays from 9:00AM to Noon. Volunteer teams are needed to cover these hours. Preferably a man and women team. If you are interested in participating in this historical project, please contact Gwen Boyd email@example.com READ MORE » |
Linebaugh WINTER READING Program (Jan. 26-March 7, 2015) Linebaugh Library's WINTER READING PROGRAM for persons age 14+. Come by the Linebaugh Public Library at 105 W. Vine Street or any branches and start reading. For more information, phone 615-893-4131. Visit their website: www.Linebaugh.org. READ MORE » |
Low Income HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE Low-Income HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE program through the Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency (1406 W. College St.). This is to help cover the high cost of heating and cooling a home. To qualify, an individual's income can not exceed $17,505, and if a couple--not more than $23,595. For more information, phone 615-893-8938 or 615-895-3093. READ MORE » |
MASTER GARDENERS CLASS is "Full"! Tues. (Jan 20, 2015 for 10-weeks) 6-9PM MASTER GARDENERS CLASS at the Rutherford County Agriculture Extension Service (315 John R. Rice Blvd.). Sorry, the Master Gardners Class is now full. Sign-up quickly for the Garden Basics Class, as it too is nearing capacity. The GARDEN BASICS CLASS is taught 6-9PM Thursday evenings (fee $45) for 5-weeks (Jan. 22 - Feb. 19, 2015). It is available on a "first come" basis. Phone 615-898-7710 quickly. READ MORE » |
Murfreesboro Citizens Academy Mon. (Feb. 2-March 23, 2015) 5:30-8:30PM The 2015 Murfreesboro Citizens Academy is taking applications for an exciting, interactive seven-session series on Municipal government. If you're curious about how the City of Murfreesboro government works and want a behind-the-scenes look at everything from the Police and Fire departments, CityTV, land use planning, and wastewater treatment, the Citizens Academy is the place for you. There is a $25 fee. For more information, contact Jim Crumley, Assistant City Manager, at 615-849-2629. READ MORE » |
Murfreesboro Parks & Rec passes 25% off during January (Jan. 1-31, 2015) MURFREESBORO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT is offering passes at 25 per cent discounts during the entire month of January. For example, you can save 25% on using the exercise services, running track, swimming and more. You select monthly or yearly passes and save 25% January 1-31, 2015. READ MORE » |
SPECIAL KIDS RACE Sat. (March 21, 2015) 4th Annual Special Kids 15K, 5K Race and 1-Mile Fun Run with much of the run through the historic Stones River National Battlefield and surrounding flat terrain countryside. It is sponsored by the Murfreesboro Medical Clinic and starts and ends at their massive center (1272 Garrison Drive). Because MMC underwrites all expenses, every dollar goes to help the kids. |
WGNS Blanket Brigate All Winter: The WGNS Blanket Brigade gives out the new blankets furnished by members of this community to our area's homeless population. On cold winter nights, a blanket can mean the difference between life and death. For health reasons, it is important that only NEW BLANKETS are accepted. This is a great on-going project for Sunday School classes, scout groups, social organizations, businesses and individuals. Bring your blankets to WGNS at 306 South Church Street or to any of the Wilson Bank and Trust branches in Rutherford County. READ MORE » |
YOUNG LIFE DINNER Mon. (March 2, 2015) 6:30PM YOUNG LIFE BANQUET at the Experience Community Church (521 Old Salem Rd.). The dinner is FREE, and Young Life Director Matt Thomas will host the event and tell how over 400 students at Blackman, Central Magnet, Oakland, Riverdale and Siegel High Schools communicate God's love. It's FREE, but they need to know how many are coming for dinner. For reservations, email email@example.com or phone 615-895-0307. READ MORE » |

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Soup is one of my favorite comfort foods on a chilly, rainy day. While browsing Pathmark supermarket recently, I saw Progresso Soups were on sale for $1.22 for the 18.5 oz (2 serving) can. Browsing through the many different varieties, I quickly found one that piqued my interest, Progresso Light Reduced Sodium Vegetable Soup. I checked to make sure the ingredients were all vegetarian, as for some reason, many of their vegetable soups actually contain beef or chicken broth (this does contain egg ingredients). After seeing that nothing in there was derived from anything with a face, I was reassured and happily took home my find. I was pretty pleased ... reduced calorie, reduced sodium, reduced price.
When it was heating up, the aroma was rich and inviting, especially once it was piping hot. I took my first bite, and was very satisfied with the hearty flavor that filled my mouth. The main thing I noticed was the tomato, which makes sense as the broth is tomato-based. There were a mix of vegetable flavors which all came together rather well. It was nicely seasoned, with definite hints of garlic and onion, which were not overpowering, along with a blend of other spices.
The consistency, on the other hand, left something to be desired. Though full of flavor, the broth is very thin and unlike the mouthwatering spoonful shown on the can, it is not, shall we say, very densely populated. The vegetables were fairly large, but mushy and lacked individual flavor. They took on the flavor of the soup instead of infusing the soup with their own natural flavors. There was a fair amount of chunks of celery, carrots, and green beans, at least compared to the 10 kernels of corn I counted. The spiral pasta was also pretty sparse. If you really split one can into 2 servings, you may find yourself on a treasure hunt - navigating through the swamp in search of the golden coins.
In the entire 2 serving can of Progresso Light Reduced Sodium Vegetable Soup, there are a mere 120 fat-free calories. You will get 6 grams of protein and 28 grams of carbohydrates which includes 8 grams sugars and a whopping 8 grams of fiber (30% of the daily value). There is also 1200 mg of potassium (34% of daily recommendations), 40% of the RDA for Vitamin A, and 4% each of your iron and calcium. What did give me pause, however, was the fact that ONE serving of this "reduced-sodium" soup contains 20% of the daily value for sodium (470 mg), so if you inhale the can, it will drive the total up to 40% ... 940 mg of sodium. Campbell's Select Harvest soups have the same amount in their NON-reduced sodium varieties. I do look forward to trying those once they go on sale. Oh, the ingredient list is also fairly long and hard to pronounce, especially near the end ... another edge Campbell's has on Progresso, as their ingredient list is far more user-friendly. And this Progresso soup does have MSG in the ingredients list.
I do hope Progresso comes out with more reduced sodium vegetarian blends, though ... por favor, Progresso?! Because this has a few fundamental flaws that are hard to get over.


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Today we want so share some very personal insights into our daily business in Berlin. After one year of being Blogger Ambassadors, it's probably about time to prove our true love, far from general outfit posts. Here are some pictures of last nights fashion event, including red carpet snapshots of our beloved little fashion girls family, that show: We're representing MCM wherever we go!
Four of us were wearing MCM, of course Sarah Jane did so, too. But unfortunately she was hiding her Tracey behind her back! And guess what? We didn't make an arrangement, it was pure coincidence!
Photo by Daniel Obradovic
We weren't the only ones wearing MCM - one really smart and outstanding power girl from Germany was also spotted carrying around her iconic backpack. Meet Nikeata Thompson, probably the best choreographer you've ever seen:
Photo by Daniel Obradovic
The half-Jamaican choreograph Nikeata Thompson was born in Birmingham and moved to Germany at the age of six. As she always has been an outstanding athlete, in 2001 she decided to go one step further and started to work as a dancer. She toured with well-known artist such as German band Seeed, Beatsteaks or Jan Delay. Today she is one of the leading choreographs and founded her very own agency for dancers while continuing her work as a coach and multi-talented background and on-stage-dancer, too.
Here is another snapshot of the night showing me and my every-day-companion, the MCM HERITAGE LINE backpack:
Photo by Daniel Obradovic
My Cognac Visetos backpack combines its' signature pattern with the timeless MCM logo, laurel and diamond. It doesn't only represent the essence of traditional luxury travel - as it fits to quite every outfit and meanwhile turned out to be one of MCM most iconic items, it's also an expression of individual style and the perfect companion to carry around day and night!
While I normally tend to match it with lady-like looks, that day I finally realised, that it's also the perfect match when it comes to sporty outfits, that can be seen all over the world right now - even by night! Remember? There are no rules! Simply be yourself.
Here you can take a closer look at how Sarah from Highsnobiety wears her MCM Tracey Flapover Medium:
Photo by Daniel Obradovic
She's rocking the Boho look while adding a sophisticated 70's attitude through her amazing hat. Some extra-love for her super cosy jacket!
Tracey's got an amazing gold-chain detail, which makes clear: This is more than just a bag - this MCM family member is the ultimate accessoire and even replaces jewellery if you want so. Wear it with denim pants and cashmere sweater to discover the city, combine it with a little black or red dress to feel like a real lady or do it like Sarah did: Match it with your own style and favourite clothes. Our Vintage Visetos pattern is a multi-talent that knows no style-boundaries!
Hope you enjoyed our little Behind-the-scenes-post and got some inspiration!
The girls who joined us that night: Photographer Leni from Paperboats, Blogger Cloudy from Les Mads, Teresa from Artschoolvets, Sarah from Highsnobiety and Anna from Soto Store Berlin (where you can also get MCM sneakers!)
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FORM Culture: Architecture for Art
At a time when many architects are using and abusing parametrics to create look-at-me buildings, Frederick Fisher stays true to his principles. For the past 30 years he has been crafting spaces for the creation and display of art and they are often so understated as to go unremarked. Artists and gallerists know that he will make them look good, and his range of accomplishment is unmatched—from PS 1 in New York and the Colby Museum extension in Maine, to the Huntington in Pasadena and an art space for the Otis Institute. He transformed a decrepit tram depot into Bergamot Station, and designed several of its gallery interiors, in addition to a dozen more he has done across LA.


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Turn heads in this backless bebe cocktail dress, featuring an elegant cowl neckline and slinky drape. Try yours with an embellished heel and a pair of statement earrings.
- 100% rayon
- Dry clean
- Imported
- Center back to hem: 16" (41 cm)
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
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Same Dress: Refreshed for Spring/Summer
Bebe has been making this dress for the last year, instead of the nude/black stud options this is just vibrant green or black. It drapes more then it hugs so it's a different effect then your typical Bebe dress. True to size but a little tricky for girls with larger breasts...
I got my usual xs but be careful, It is slightly more delicate as it is very thin. Can't wait to wear it and I have a particular tropical event coming up it would be perfect for. This is the type of dress where accessories is even more key. In regards to size: 5'4 125 39DD-26-39 athletic hourglass...it feels great on! Highly recommend as I've love the last two versions of this dress
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I am OBSESSED with this dress! I am going on a tropical vacation with my boyfriend in about three weeks & this dress could not have come in at a perfect time! I have recently lost a bit of weight & originally tried on an XS to start: the length was perfect but I felt as if the dress was not tight enough on the sides in the back (there was a gap where I could stick my whole hand in!). I tried on the XXS and it was PERFECT! The fabric hugs my curves in all the right places. The color is a vibrant, crayon green and the back is a low sexy cut, but not too low to show any panty lines. I do have a small bust and the draping in the front allows me to not wear a bra but still be confident that nothing will show. I can't wait to wear it with gold accessories and a new tan! Thank you bebe for another flattering dress!
April 5, 2013
Green Goddess Dress
Bought this in a Small, Deep Green color for my birthday dress. This is a super sexy dress! The back is cut very deep, and the material hugs every curve. I did not realize that it has lining, which is great as well so it doesn't reveal too much panty line. If you are big chested like I am though, some type of backless bra will definitely be needed. I purchased a body shaper with a low cut back and halter straps to take care of that. This will be really great to wear with my Bebe green and gold teardrop earrings, gold heels and cuff bracelet. Sooo can't wait to wear this!
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From 1 to 10 August 2013 in the village of Mykolaivka in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (Ukraine) was held a Summer camp in sportive base "Avangard" . It became the first stage of preparation for the upcoming Taekwon-Do World Championship, which will held in Benidorm, Spain on October 23-27, 2013.
48 athletes took part In the summer camp coming from Kyiv, Crimea, Kharkov, Ivano-Frankivsk, Kirovograd, Lviv and Uzhgorod. Also participated sportsmen from Russia and Ireland.
Next year's Summer Camp will be held in August and we are planning to invite other foreign athletes and trainers. The Summer Camp program consisted of three trainings per day. Trainings were conducted by the head coach of National and Honored Ukrainian team Ukraine Oleg Solovey 5th degree
Among the participants should be noted several titled athletes like Kateryna Solovey from Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine World Champion, nine-time European Champion, 2-time winner of the World and European Cup
Dmitry Bezverkhy European champion from Kyiv, Ukraine
Ivan Gryshchuk from Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine European champion
Anatoly Korobko from Kirovograd,Ukraine European champion European champion and silver medalist of the World Cup.
Dzvenyslava Tokareva from Ivano-Frankivsk silver medalist of the World Cup
Nikita Orlov from Kyiv,Ukraine winner of the World Cup Roman Kudashov from Russia European Champion winner of the World Cup
Rostylava Ivanchuk (Ireland).
Sports base "Avangard" where was held the summer camp is located on the Black Sea coast, and the athletes were able to spend time on the beach between trainings and having a good time.
Best regards, Vice-President All Ukrainian TKD Union
Oleg Solovey V-degree ITF


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GlamRock's luxurious watch collection is a truly global phenomenon. Inspired by the razzle-dazzle and fashion of Miami, where brand founders Isabelle Maujean and Enrico Margaritelli set up shop in 2005, GlamRock's handcrafted watches are made in Switzerland from Italian leather bands. Those with an eye for eye-catching fashion will love GlamRock's edgy details: a python or purple alligator strap, an iridescent face, rows of diamond bling. In addition to timepieces, GlamRock also designs futuristic-chic sunglasses and a small collection of clothing — including T-shirts emblazoned with the brand's glamorous crown logo. Rock on!


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Richard Osiyo Addresses Food Crisis and Water Pollution in Kenya with Integrated Rice and Fish Farming Technique
Posted by: Kelley Welf on Sep 2, 2010
I recently posted updates on two Lindbergh Grant recipients who have completed their research projects. As always, I find the projects we fund to be so interesting. I especially like it when a simple idea solves a complex problem.
Take Richard Osiyo for example. He was faced with finding a problem to Kenya's continuing food crisis while protecting the Lake Victoria water basin from pollutants. Clearly, throwing more chemical fertilizers at this agricultural problem was not a viable solution. The Lindbergh Foundation gave Richard a grant so he could work on a project entitled,
"Training Kenyan Farmers to Integrate Rice and Fish Farming to Increase Production and Reduce Harmful Run-off in the Lake Victoria Basin"
Using Lindbergh Grant funds, Mr. Osiyo introduced rice straw, Azolla green manure (a water fern) and urea, as nutrient sources to improve soil fertility and higher yields in irrigated rice production. The organic materials supply nutrients and cause immobilization of nitrates and phosphates contained in irrigation water. This prevents the transfer of nutrients from the rice fields to Lake Victoria where they cause pollution. By integrating fish and rice, soil fertility improves because of the waste from the fish. In addition, the fish eat insect pests from the rice and aquatic weeds in the rice fields.
The presence of fish is an integral part of this innovative system. The fish actually contribute to a positive trickle-down effect as they:
- Reduce the need to use chemical fertilizers in rice production and improves food production,
- Reduce malnutrition and increases farmer's income because families can eat or sell the fish, and
- Reduce pollution in Lake Victoria and other water bodies downstream.
The results of this project have shown that the rice-fish-Azolla farming system improves the overall quality of life for the farmers as they are able to increase agricultural production. All the farmers who participated in the project have adopted the technology and achieved better yields from their crops. Mr. Osiyo plans to continue with the study.
Who would have thought that fish and especially fish poop could help improve the problem of food shortages and reduce the amount of pollution flowing into Lake Victoria!
You can read Mr. Osiyo's final report by clicking here.


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Hyundai Santa Fe TSBs
Here's another - just to dedicate a section to TSB's - i had one fixed - TSB 06-20-003 for malfunctioning ambient (outside) temperature gauge
don't wait if you think your digital readout does not seem accurate - they have to fix under warranty... anyone else finding TSB's post here...
don't wait if you think your digital readout does not seem accurate - they have to fix under warranty... anyone else finding TSB's post here...
gizzer777 Posts: 335On my Nov 06 build 2007 SF SE, the Temp sensor would sometimes show in the display and sometimes not...turns out it was wired incorrectly.
The TSB was 07-90-001.
It works now but is not accurate or close...usually misses by at least 10 degrees. Next oil change i shall check out the TSB above to see if that is the corrective measure or if there is one
My driver's side window has begun to squeak a bit...I presume the regulator is going south (Mini Coopers are infamous As is BMW for that). TSB anyone, or just let them listen to it?
There is no TSB for the map light issue (not illuminating when a door opens- design issue)...most dealers should know by now (early builds) but if not, set it up with Hyundai USA and they will get the dealer going with the kit to fix it. Must admit. Hyundaiusa listened on that one and reacted pretty quickly IMHO -
somedai1 Posts: 416http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/problems/tsb/tsbsearch.cfm
check this out - rather incomplete list found here - but may still be helpful.... -
russo5 Posts: 8CEL on waaaayyyy too much !!!!!!!! by russo5 Mar 31, 2008 (8:36 pm)
I bought my SF in November and was pleased with it since I had heard so much about the reliability and great warranty.
Now I'm not so sure.
At about 6500 mls. the CEL came on but the motor was running fine. This happened late on a Sunday so I had to wait until Monday morning to take it in.
I was told that it was just a code that needed to be cleared. Okaaay ???
Then again at 7222 mls. I went to lunch with some family and when I got in and started it up it was fine but when I gave it gas the engine was misfiring and there was a bad hesitation when accelerating. At this point not only am I really embarrassed but I am really ticked off !
I limped it to the dealer and after a while they came back and said that it was " all fixed and ready to go" . I asked the service manager why the engine was doing that and he just said " Oh, it was just needing to have the computer reset. There was a TSB on it and it should be fine now".
Well once again the light went on at 7320 mls. on a Friday evening so I had to wait till Saturday to take it in. The service department closes at 6 p.m. so I had to leave work early to make it by then. When I get there at 5:20 p.m. I am told that the service techs had all gone home already. So I made an appointment for Monday.
When I went out to the SF and got in I started it and the dang light turned off !!!!!!!
I got out and talked with the service guy and he says " well it was probably just a ghost light or it just fixed itself" Are you kidding me? "GHOST LIGHT"
At this point I am really unhappy with this SUV and I would be interested in getting out of it except its only worth about half of what I owe on it.
I have an out of town trip planned in a month but now I have to be worried about ghost lights and TSB and whether my SF is going to decide not to fix itself while I am motoring down the interstate. -
pelican19 Posts: 323i feel your pain but your frustration should be with your dealer not the Santa Fe. Its a machine and can break. Your issue sounds like a simple sensor problem and could be fixed quickly IF your dealer knew what they were doing. Codes should not be cleared until diagnosed. The computer should not be re-set. There is no such thing as a ghost light or the vehicle fixing itself. However, under certain conditions if the fault does not return the code is stored for reference and will clear the light. Short answer: Go to another dealer.
santababy07 Posts: 2Hey guys,
I've been browsing this message forum for a few days, and I was noticing that a lot of people are having window regulator problems. Is this a common issue with the 07' Santa Fe's? Does anyone have a 07/08 Santa Fe with like 50k on it? If so, what kind of issues have you had?
I opted to go with the 3.3L V6 engine (Limited Model). I've heard that the 3.3L is a better engine than the 2.7, and I wanted the extra horsepower. Anyway's, I was wondering what kind of issues, if any at all, people on this forum are experiencing with this motor?
Lastly, I decided at my last oil change (6k) to opt for the full synthentic oil. The car has a remote starter, so it tends to idle for an extended period of times. It's also run pretty hard on the highway, and it does see a lot of stop and go traffic. Anyway's, I decided that I am going to change the oil ever 5-6 k. What are your thoughts on that?
Thanks much!
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She was named the Distinguished Young Woman of Tennessee at the evening's event at the Dixon Center at Lee University.
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One of LG's star handsets this year was definitely the LG Shine, which debuted earlier in the year to quite a bit of fanfare. Back then, the only unit available was the LG Shine KE970, made primarily for the European and Asian market. You could get an unlocked version for the U.S., but it would cost you a pretty penny. Also, it didn't have 3G, and its features were rather underwhelming. Fast-forward several months later, and we finally have its American counterpart, the LG Shine CU720 from AT&T. Not only is it quad-band (and not tri-band like the KE970), the Shine CU720 also comes equipped with 3G support thanks to AT&T's HSDPA network, plus access to AT&T's array of broadband services like Cellular Video and Video Share. Aside from that, not much is improved--you still get many of the same features, the same flat keypad, and we didn't like the CU720's navigation joystick. But if you really must have the shiniest slider phone on the block, the LG Shine certainly fits the bill. It's available for $149.99 with a two-year service agreement.
The LG Shine personifies its name perfectly. Not only does it shine, it positively gleams. It has a lovely polished-metal exterior and a downright sparkling mirror-finish display that exudes luxury and sophistication. In fact, you can use the display as a small compact mirror when the phone is in standby mode. Measuring 3.93 inches tall by 1.99 inches wide by 0.59 inch thick and weighing about 4.23 ounces, the Shine has a solid stainless steel body that makes it feel very sturdy in the hand. The Shine's slider mechanism feels solid as well, requiring a firm push so it can slide smoothly. Similarly to the KE970, however, we do wish there was some kind of thumb grip near the phone's chin to make it easier to slide open--as it is, our fingers often slipped on the phone's glossy surface instead.
If you press any button on the phone, a beautiful 2.25-inch screen will appear underneath the mirrored finish of the display. With 262,000 color support, the screen is simply gorgeous, and images are rich with detail and color. Another nice thing with the display is that it has "multi-angle vision technology" that lets you view the display from almost any angle. You can adjust the dialing font style, the brightness, and the backlight time. The menu interface is pretty simple, plus you have a choice of either icon or list menu styles.
The Shine CU720's navigation array is where the design drastically departs from the original KE970. Instead of a horizontal scroll bar, the Shine CU720 uses a navigation joystick nub, which is a tiny little spun metal circle that can rotate 360 degrees. While we weren't thrilled with the original scroll bar on the KE970, it's still better than the CU720's joystick. Not only is the joystick pretty small, it was simply way too sensitive to any slight movement we made, sometimes triggering an action we didn't want. From the standby screen, nudging the joystick to the north triggers a new text message, moving it to the east triggers the instant-messaging application, to the south it's the contacts list, and to the west it's the MyStuff folder. To the left and right of the joystick are two soft keys marked by two horizontal LEDs. We weren't fans of these keys, either, as they required quite a bit of pressure to be pressed and are flat to the phone's surface.
Once you slide the phone open, you'll reveal the Shine's Razr-like keypad, which looks the same as the one on the KE970. The Talk, Clear/Back, and End/Power keys are crammed on the top of the keypad, meaning you'll have to bump your fingers on the bottom of the slider so you can make or end calls. Also, though there are some minor texture differences between the keys, the keypad is still very flat, and feels much too crowded--we often pressed certain keys by mistake. Though the keys do have a nice give when pressed, we still wouldn't dial by feel. Those with large fingers might have an especially tough time trying to dial or text.
The Shine CU720 moved some keys around from the KE970. On the CU720, the volume rocker is on the right spine, as well as a multitasking key, and a camera shortcut key. The microSD card slot and charger/headset jack is on the left. The camera lens, flash, and self-portrait mirror sits on the back.


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Jo Anne, the youngest of five children, was born on August 22, 1931, to Irma Leigh Bunch and Absalom Calvin Johnson in Doddsville. Jo Anne grew up in Doddsville and graduated from high school in Ruleville in 1949.
She was married to James Gary Marquis Sr., on October 22, 1950.
Survivors include her husband James Gary Marquis Sr. and their four children, James Gary Marquis Jr. and wife Leigh Anne, and Steven Alan Marquis, all of Cleveland, Debbie Marquis Buckley and husband Rice of Pensacola, Fla., and Beth Marquis McWilliams and husband Tim of Madison; grandchildren, David Marquis of Orlando, Fla., Michael Marquis of McCalla, Ala., Michelle Marquis Thornton of Madison, Elizabeth Buckley Beasley of Opelika, Ala., Hannah McWilliams Lewis of Madison, Jeremy Marquis of Cleveland, Jackson Buckley of Pensacola, Fla., Zachary McWilliams of Madison, and Denise Smith of Cleveland; and five great-grandchildren, Jacob, Zoe, Eric and Brody Thornton, all of Madison and Reese Beasley of Opelika, Ala. She also leaves four nieces and three nephews, Leigh Macy, Tis Dean, Hank Neill, Bill Neill, Vickie Lubianni, Anne Flanagan and Buddy Johnson.
Jo Anne was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers, 2nd Lt. William Calvin (Buddy) Johnson, Eugene Franklin Johnson and wife Dot, her two sisters, Irma Elizabeth (Beth) Johnson and Kathryne Johnson Neill and husband Eugene Henry Neill.
Pallbearers will be David, Guy, and Robert Johnson, William Moore, William Chesteen, and Tom Flanagan.
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Another day in Albany and another day that minimum wage dominated the news. The Albany Times Union is urging a compromise while advocates for raising the wage rallied at the Capitol. I had a chance to weigh in on the issue here.
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Shamoon Advertising & Marketing, Inc., a full service advertising agency and publisher of Life in the Delta magazine, announces a photography contest for its new project, The Delta Calendar 2014.
The idea formed in conjunction with Greenville-based Delta Symphony Association as a fundraiser to support the orchestra and to promote arts through the community.
Winning photo entries will be featured on each month inside the calendar, including a "Best of Show" winner to be featured on the calendar's front cover.
The front cover winner will also receive a $250 gift certificate from Deville Camera in Jackson.
Once winning entries are determined, Delta Calendar 2014 will be distributed for sale in a number of retail outlets across the region and state.
Susan Shamoon, president of Shamoon Advertising and editor of Life in the Delta, said she's thrilled to be partnering up for the meaningful platform.
"We want to capture the sprit of the Delta, while at the same time support a very important organization," said Shamoon. "The Delta Symphony Association is not limited to just the Greenville area. They help keep the arts alive throughout the region."
Shamoon said now is the time to market the artistic uniqueness of the Delta considering the increase of local tourism.
"We're looking for a variety of shots, such as local scenery, architecture, landmarks, trees or flowers, abstract shots — whatever subject the photographer believes captures the unique sprit of the Delta," said Shamoon. "There's a lot in the Delta that you just can't capture anywhere else in the country.
"We love shining a light on the unique talent of individuals in our region, and we've been looking for ways to get our readers more involved. We hope this project will open people's eyes to the beauty of our region — while also raising funds for a cause that is very dear to the Delta and to my heart."
The Delta Symphony Association, a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to keeping the arts alive in the Delta, is comprised of an all-volunteer board of directors.
"We don't have an annual fundraising program, but with rising costs, we need something in place so we can continue to expose our community — especially the young people — to different musical genres," said Betty Coleman, president of DSA. "We are so pleased to be working with Susan Shamoon on this project."
Shamoon said she's hoping the popularity of the calendar will grow and become an annual tradition to help fund the DSA. Her company will be donating most of the calendar sales directly to the DSA.
"Right now we are looking for sponsors to launch this new endeavor that will not only promote the Delta, but help one of our longest running organizations," said Shamoon, adding that the agricultural community has already showed great interest.
Several tax-deductible sponsorship levels are available for those wishing to help individually or corporately.
These include: Delta Level - $2500; Maestro Level - $2000; Symphony Level - $1500; Concerto Level - $1000; and Overture Level - $500. Each level will receive a specified number of calendars free of charge, and the donation is tax deductible.
For now, the agency is excited about the influx of entries.
"Don't despair if your photo does not appear in the calendar," added Shamoon. "If selected, some photos may also be featured on the cover of Life in the Delta."
Contest participants are asked to not submit photos that contain images of individuals. Entries are open through July 31, 2013, and must be uploaded online at www.thedeltacalendar.com
Winners will be invited to Delta Symphony's Season Kickoff event in September, "A Night with Eden Brent" at E.E. Bass Cultural Arts Center, where Delta Calendar 2014 will be unveiled.
Brent will also present the "Best of Show" winner with the $250 gift certificate at the event.
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According to a U.S. News release on the results, the online magazine worked with the American Institutes for Research, a D.C.-based organization, to evaluate schools on overall student performance on state-mandated assessments, as well as how effectively schools educated their black, Hispanic and economically disadvantaged students.
Principal Dr. Wanda Stringer said she is proud of this achievement.
"This marks the fourth consecutive time that we have been given this designation and we are extremely happy and excited about that. I describe this latest achievement as being unprecedented because we are the only school in the Delta to have been named four consecutive times," said Stringer.
Performance on Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate exams was used to determine the degree to which schools prepare students for college-level work.
U.S. News collected data on more than 21,000 public high schools from 49 states and the District of Columbia.
The comprehensive rankings methodology is based on the key principles that a great high school must serve all of its students well, not just those who are college-bound, and that it must be able to produce measurable academic outcomes to show the school is successfully educating its student body across a range of performance indicators.
"We have received this recognition back-to-back to back-to-back and I am so proud of the staff and the students. They have worked really hard to earn this honor and it is just unusual," said Stringer.
JFK was one of 77 schools in the state of Mississippi recognized in the bronze medal category.
Interim State Superintendent of Education Dr. Lynn House released this statement to U.S. News, "The Mississippi Department of Education and the Mississippi Board of Education congratulate these schools on this prominent recognition. We know a lot of hard work takes place in classrooms across our state, and this national honor validates the commitment of the communities, teachers, students and administrators who are responsible for their success."
Schools were ranked within each state, as well as on a national stage, so families can see how their public high school stacked up against rivals within the community and across the country.
In the national rankings, 500 schools earned gold medals, 1,790 were awarded silver and 2,515 took home bronze.
"At JFK we try to make excellence a habit. We try to encourage our students do their best and we do not accept excuses such as low socioeconomic status – we don't buy into that. We believe that our students can achieve and reach their highest potential. It does not matter where they come from or who they are, they all have the potential to achieve," she added.
Stringer said she attributes the success of JFK to several factors.
"We encourage and insist that our teachers do their very best to encourage excellence. Our teachers and students work hard everyday and our community is actively involved. We try to get the best resources for our children," said Stringer.
"We also bring in consultants to assist us with achieving greatness," she continued.
Stinger said she has some of the best teachers in the state and when she recruits them, she looks for specific qualifications.
"We are surrounded by individuals who stand firm on education and excellence. When I recruit teachers, I look for the very best. I look for individuals who are student centered and have the capability, content knowledge and the stamina to fight the good fight," she added.
"I am grateful to God for this opportunity, he continues to bless us. We have had tremendous accomplishments with our academics, sports and all of this goes together to make us one of America's best high schools. To God be the glory and I thank everyone who has been involved during our road to success," said Stringer.


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Veterans Day, a U.S. federal holiday, celebrates the commitment service members have made to protect our home soil.
Mound Bayou resident and U.S. Army veteran Hermon Johnson, 83, takes great pride in recognizing the people who make the holiday significant.
"It's very important to acknowledge the struggle that veterans have gone through to keep us free," said Johnson. "They sacrifice their lives to fight for freedom — so that everyone else can enjoy life."
And Johnson too, should be recognized for his part in the sacrifice.
He was drafted in 1951 during the Korean conflict and began his basic training at Ft. Still in Oklahoma.
Johnson served in various capacities for two years, including extensive training in the Army Airborne School as a paratrooper.
While he never went to Korea, Johnson worked hard and remained prepped should his name have been called.
"I wanted the experience overseas, but I also preferred jumping out of planes rather than jumping out of the way of bullets.
"I heard that things in Korea were worse than what we went through in training, and if that's the case, I'm not so sure I would have wanted to go through that struggle."
Johnson was discharged in 1953, but his dedication went underappreciated in a time of racial turmoil in the American South.
"Me and my friend were discharged on the same day," said Johnson. "We were all dressed up in our uniforms, looking nice heading home on the bus.
"Our bus stopped in Memphis and I'll never forget what the man in the station said to me. He said, '…, don't you see that water is for white people only?'"
While the painful past is never forgotten, Johnson said he's uplifted to see how far the country has come.
"There was a time when I could not help but think black soldiers were not accepted as equals, even though we fought and sacrificed our lives in the same way," he said. "What's important now is that it's gotten a lot better."
And Johnson played an active role in fighting for improvements after his return to Mound Bayou following his service.
He and his wife Alfreta, who were married for 54 years before she passed away in 2006, were both close to Dr. T. R. M. Howard, Mound Bayou's civil rights leader.
Howard also served a fraternal organization leader, entrepreneur and surgeon – a true trailblazer in the Mississippi Delta.
Howard is remembered for mentoring such activists as Medgar Evers, Charles Evers, Fannie Lou Hamer, Amzie Moore, Aaron Henry and Jesse Jackson — and Johnson was often by his side as one of his main supporters.
"I was not always the voice you heard, but it was pretty neat when Dr. Howard would ask for my advice," said Johnson.
Johnson continued to collaborate with other local leaders as they sought equality for African Americans throughout the Delta.
He was instrumental in convincing the federal government in 1967 to build the nation's first rural community health center, the Delta Health Center, in Mound Bayou.
Johnson would go on to work at the center for 20 years, where he filled many different roles.
"One of the first things I did was serve as an economic development specialist. I would help lower-income families get access to health care, loans, houses and property."
After all the changes Johnson has helped orchestrate, this Veterans Day he will proudly wear his American Legion Post 220 cap as he enters the Bethel AME Church in town.
The church will honor members of the post, an organization Johnson and other African Americans were banned from when they returned home in the '50s.
Mississippi and the South have come a long way, and the military bravery of Johnson and his peers will not be forgotten.
"It's special to me knowing that this day is set aside to pay respect to all people who were willing to sacrifice their lives," said Johnson. "Just think of what life could be like if we didn't fight for freedom."


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A native of Mocksville, N.C., he was the son of the late Frank and Marie Corriher Sain. He was also preceded in death by his first wife, Erroll Owen Sain; and a brother, George Sain.
He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Jane Dyer Sullivan Sain; two daughters and sons-in-law: Lynn Marie and Larry Weathers of Cleveland and SuEllen and Larry Noelck of Louisville, Ky.; and one son, Tom Sain and wife, Deborah, of Omaha, Nev.; siblings: Flora Tucker of Wilmington, N.C., Mary Martin, Annie Shelton and Margaret Eudy and Earnest Sain, all of Walnut Cove, N.C.; three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews; and three stepchildren: Emma Jane Haile, Martha Foster and Julian Sullivan.
He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, having served in the European Theater, Africa, Italy and France in the Mediterranean Theater. He joined the JC Penney Company where he worked and managed stores throughout the Southeast until coming to Cleveland in 1968. He retired after 43 years.
He was a member of Broad Street United Methodist Church, having served on a number of committees. He was active in civic affairs including being a member and past president of the Chamber of Commerce, member and past president of Cleveland Rotary Club, past president of the Cleveland Boys & Girls Club, past president of Junior Achievement and an active volunteer of the Bradley/Cleveland United Way. He received many civic awards, including the Robert Varnell Jr. Leadership Award.
He was a member of the Tri State Rose Society and took great pleasure in sharing his beautiful roses with friends and shut-ins in Cleveland. He was a longtime member of the Cleveland Country Club, where he loved playing golf.
He was best known for his work with Habitat for Humanity which he and members of the Methodist Men of Broad Street United Methodist Church chartered. He had a direct impact on the lives of more than 70 families and thousands of volunteers through the years. A nine-home subdivision bears his name, Sain Village.
The visitation will be today, Nov. 5, 2013, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Broad Street United Methodist Church.
Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens at 11 a.m. Wednesday, and conclude with full military honors.
The celebration of life service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013, in the sanctuary of Broad Street United Methodist Church with the Revs. Randy Martin, Skip White and Charles Lipps officiating. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service.
The family request that, in lieu of flowers, memorial donations be made in Bob's memory to either Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland, Broad Street United Methodist Church or the charity of your choice.
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