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Posted 17 December 2011 - 09:55 AM
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Posted 17 December 2011 - 10:03 AM
The NBA did manage to black out the Pistons game on Fox Sports Detroit. Heaven forbid I want to watch a game without their massive annoying scoreline covering the bottom quarter of the screen.
Posted 17 December 2011 - 10:38 AM
You needed to turn to NBA TV for that game last night. Same rules apply to the preseason that do to the regular season in the NBA.
I get it. It's stupid.
Posted 17 December 2011 - 02:35 PM
"The Raiders will be back. I have unshakable confidence, the will to win, and I just know that the fire that burns brightest in this building is the will to win. And we will win. We will win."---Al Davis. Rest In Peace, Al
Posted 18 December 2011 - 09:40 AM
NBA TV was blacked out in Cleveland. Needless to say it was in the clear in Cleveland on FSN Ohio....in SD.
That must have been a decision on DirecTV's part.
I currently have Crime Warner Cable, and Friday's game was broadcast in HD. FSN's signal has been broadcast HD full time for about a month now. In fact, up to this past Friday, Crime Warner had both FSN feeds full time.
Posted 18 December 2011 - 10:06 AM
Do the owners own the arena? No. Do the owners keep all revenue associated with said arena? No. Are those games the only thing that happens in that arena? Probably not. They RENT the building or stadium as a tenant. I've never understood why people think owners should pay for an arena the city can use for many other purposes other than a sports teams games and those teams probably see not a dime or the majority of that income.
Let's look at the Cincinnati Bengals:
1. Do the Bengals own Paul Brown Stadium?
No. The taxpayers of Hamilton County own it.
2. Do the Bengals keep all stadium revenue?
Yes. Under the lease agreement that the Hamilton County Commissioners agreed to, the Bengals keep all stadium revenue.
3. Are Bengals games all that take place at PBS?
No. But the Bengals must approve all events, any fees charged for stadium use goes to the Bengals and any revenue generated during the event goes to the Bengals.
4. Do the Bengals pay rent?
5. Do the Bengals pay for stadium maintenance or upgrades?
No. Cleaning and game day preparations are paid by the team. Everything else, including snow removal in the off season is paid for by the tax payers of Hamilton County.
Your failure to understand aside, a great many of these taxpayer funded venues aren't available for use by the community and few if any actually generate revenue for the taxing authority. While pro teams and events can boost the local economy, when you look at Cincinnati that boost in no way covers the nut to build and maintain the stadium.
And when voters get upset at the politicians that agree to such ridiculous lease agreements and vote them out of office, the team hires them in to made up positions paying real money for little work actually done. I'm looking at you Bob Bedinghaus.
Posted 18 December 2011 - 05:24 PM
Noticed that during the pre-season it seems to be the home team broadcast only. Does regular season give both home and away broadcasts?
Also has anyone successfully linked their DirecTV account to activate the online version of NBA LP?
Posted 18 December 2011 - 10:50 PM
I frankly dont care about the NBA enough to warrant getting this package
The only other non-Hornets games that I am interested in are usually on ESPN or TNT
Posted 18 December 2011 - 11:02 PM
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Posted 19 December 2011 - 10:11 AM
UPDATE! i just found an email i got from verizon saying my nba league pass would be lowered to $121.00 this year from$179.00 on verizon fios,so i'm cool with that! I would think directv would be offering the same price, anyway good luck to all my friends at directv andmay you have a merry christmas and happy new year!
Does FIOS offer both home and away feeds of each game?
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Posted 19 December 2011 - 10:18 AM
Also, my son-in-law in Kentucky signed up for the $13 sports channel package, thinking he will be able to see almost all the Lakers games that way. That's not gonna happen, is it?
Equipment includes a buncha stuff that I no longer have interest in detailing
Posted 19 December 2011 - 10:19 AM
Also, my son-in-law in Kentucky signed up for the $13 sports channel package, thinking he will be able to see almost all the Lakers games that way. That's not gonna happen, is it?
Posted 19 December 2011 - 08:40 PM
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Posted 26 December 2011 - 12:49 PM
I used to have Cox and their offering of League Pass was pretty abysmal (ZERO games in HD), but the one saving grace was that they replayed all the games several times throughout the evening and into the next day. Not having that option with D* and having virtually every night packed with games means there will be a lot of basketball missed this year.
Go Spurs, go!
Posted 26 December 2011 - 01:28 PM
Posted 27 December 2011 - 10:04 AM
DirecTV is also having a free preview 12/25>01/08. I tuned in last night and was greeted by the not subscribed message.indemand has a free preview for 12/25 to 1/8
Posted 27 December 2011 - 10:15 AM
DirecTV is also having a free preview 12/25>01/08. I tuned in last night and was greeted by the not subscribed message.
On all games? Try resending authorization at www.directv.com/resend


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The Ocoee Region Builders Association voted Friday evening to oppose what they believe is "fast-tracking annexation" proposed by the city of Cleveland.
A resolution passed by ORBA members stated there is an alarming "unintended consequence" of pending legislation in the General Assembly.
ORBA President Lake Mantooth said local builders support S.B. 270 by state Sen. Bo Watson and H.B. 475 in the House by state Rep. Mike Carter. The bills allow citizens and property owners to approve annexation by referendum rather than simply by city ordinance or by request of the landowner.
"While we believe this is a good bill, but we are hearing from local home builders' associations from across the state that cities are fast-tracking annexation efforts in anticipation of the legislation's passage," he said.
The city of Cleveland posted a legal notice Friday in the Cleveland Daily Banner for a public hearing Tuesday during the regular meeting of the Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission. All of the property is inside the city's Urban Growth Boundary.
There has been discussion by city officials and staff about annexing northward along Mouse Creek Road toward Lauderdale Memorial Highway. However, the city cannot increase the land area contained within its boundaries by more than 25 percent during any 24 -month period.
Planning commissioners will consider plans of service, and annexation and zoning of 15.5 acres of land on the Anatole subdivision; 14.1 acres on Autumn Drive, Summer Breeze Circle North to 31st Street; 48.8 acres along Old Chattanooga Pike, which includes Ridgefield Court and Chestnut Oak Drive.
Also under consideration is the annexation of approximately 327 acres along Mason Road, Johnston School Road and Brymer Creek Road north to the existing city limits, which forms the southeast quadrant of Exit 20 and APD 40.
"Our grave concern is once hearings begin, land proposed for annexation will be grandfathered in if the bill passes," Mantooth said.
"Developers purchase property know exactly where it is located, which is why it was purchased, now has a whole new set of concerns. This kind of decision impacts issues such as financial arrangements, lot sales and tax structure, just to name a few.
"I am sure there are other cities following this same tactic, which is of great concern. It is as if all cities were given the same advice as to how to get as much property annexed as possible before the legislative action," he said.
Mantooth said there is a huge impact on the livelihood of developer and the trickle down affect on suppliers, banks and realtors. Developers also have no assurance their plats or plans would be accepted after annexation.
Currently, the Home Builders Association of Tennessee is proposing bill S. B. 915 by Sen. Frank Niceley and H.B. 964 in the House by Curry Todd. That legislation would allow development standards in effect on the date of application for building permits or preliminary plat or site plan approval to remain the standards for final approval of the development.
"Currently, developers are not protected from regulation changes, even after preliminary plat approval," Mantooth said. "Tennessee statutes are silent which leaves court as a developer's only option. After approval and during the development process, any changes to regulations can be devastating to project completion. Financing, continued construction, and improvements are jeopardized if regulation changes take place prior to completion of the project."
The annexation would hurt a developer who purchased county property with the expectation of certain revenue on many levels.
"In the county we are able to sell property with Rural Development Loans. If annexed, developers will tend to sit on properties longer without options of Rural Development Loans. This will definitely affect the bottom line," he said.
Mantooth said homeowners who do not want to be annexed should attend the planning commission meeting Tuesday evening at 6 p.m.

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Pierrot Lunaire (English translation) : Work information
- Composers
- Arnold (Franz Walter) Schoenberg ( Music, Images,)
- Performed by
- Sarah Rothenberg (Piano), Lucy Shelton (Soprano), Laura Flax (Clarinet), André Emelianoff (Cello), Patricia Spencer (Flute), Joel Lester (Violin), Da Capo Chamber Players
This work
- Work name
- Pierrot Lunaire (English translation)
- Work number
- Op. 21
- Key
- n/a
- Genre
- Composed
- 1912-01-01 02:00:00
This recording
- Label
- Bridge
- Producer
- David Starobin, Michael Calvert
- Engineer
- Paul Zinman
- Recording date
- 1990-12-01 01:00:00
The Composers
Arnold (Franz Walter) Schoenberg
The Austro-Hungarian born composer Arnold Schoenberg was one of the most influential figures in the history of music. He was the first to compose music without a key and later developed an alternative to tonality called Serialism in which the note-row became the harmonic basis for music.
Schoenberg was born on 13 September 1874 in Vienna and brought up as an orthodox Jew. He began learning the violin at the age of eight and started composing soon after. Neither of his parents were musical and, aside from some informal study with Zemlinsky, Schoenberg was almost entirely self-taught as a composer.
Apart from an early string quartet in 1897, many of Schoenberg's early works met with a hostile reaction from Viennese society. However, he quickly gained loyal supporters, including Zemlinksy, Mahler and Richard Strauss, among the musical establishment.
In 1901 Schoenberg married Zemlinksy's sister, Mathilde and suffered a period of financial hardship as he moved between Vienna and Berlin struggling to find regular teaching appointments at the conservatories. Among his pupils were Anton Webern and Alban Berg who would become lifelong devotees of Schoenberg's theories. The three composers are commonly known as composers of the Second Viennese School.
Around this time, Schoenberg's post-Wagnerian chromaticism began to push the boundaries of tonality to breaking point and in 1908, he began composing works without any identifiable key, treating all the semitones as equal. These atonal works were received with total incomprehension by Viennese society.
Although unable to secure an appointment in Vienna, his works began to attract more curiosity and he achieved considerable success with Pierrot lunaire in 1912. However, war intervened and, for four years, Schoenberg wrote very little and was unable to teach.
After the war he founded the Verein für musikalische Privataufführungen to give properly rehearsed performances of contemporary music, and began to formulate new techniques, writing the first fully serial works in 1920.
Following the death of his wife in 1923, Schoenberg married Gertrud Kolisch, the sister of a pupil and in 1926 moved back once again to Berlin to teach at the Akademie der Künste.
Recognising the anti-semitic policies of the Nazis, Schoenberg left Germany in 1933 and accepted a teaching post in Boston, before moving to the sunnier climate of Los Angeles in 1934. He became an American citizen in 1941 but never adjusted properly to his new surroundings and spent much of his remaining years in poor health.
He continued to compose, sometimes using the tonality that he'd rejected previously, teach and lecture, and lived long enough to see the post-war upsurge of interest in his music. He died in Los Angeles on 13 July 1951.
Schoenberg's extraordinary creative journey may have encompassed a wide variety of interesting compositional techniques, from chromaticism through atonality to serialism, but it also produced some wonderful, if challenging, music. From the early Verklärte Nacht and Gurrelieder, through the expressionist works such as Die glückliche Hand, to the serial Moses und Aaron, Schoenberg demonstrated his credentials as a great composer alongside those of an influential theorist.
Related composers: Webern, Berg, Wagner, Stravinsky, Stockhausen
Track listing
- Part I - Mondestrunken 1:38 min
- Columbine 1:38 min
- Der Dandy 1:28 min
- Ein blasse Wäscherin 1:17 min
- Valse de Chopin 1:18 min
- Madonna 2:23 min
- Der kranke Monde 2:41 min
- Part II - Die Nacht 2:12 min
- Gebet an Pierrot 1:06 min
- Raub 1:14 min
- Rote Messe 2:00 min
- Galgenlied 0:16 min
- Enthauptung 2:04 min
- Die Kreuze 2:16 min
- Part III - Heimweh 2:20 min
- Gemeinheit 1:18 min
- Parodie 1:26 min
- Der Mondfleck 0:52 min
- Serenade 2:33 min
- Heimfahrt 1:50 min
- O alter Duft 1:58 min


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First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre's 2013 concert season
By Jessi Virtusio Gig of the firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @JessiVirtusio May 9, 2013 7:18AM
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For what you need to know about First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, check out FYI on FMBA at blogs.southtownstar.com/fmba.
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The 2013 summer concert season is a live music fan's dream.
A ton of great gigs are on the way, and many of them will be at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre, 19100 S. Ridgeland Ave., Tinley Park.
"It's a busy summer and there's just a lot of great artists on the road and great shows coming through," said Jon Reens, senior director of marketing/Midwest for Live Nation, which operates FMBA.
"They run the gamut on style and they run the gamut on format. It's an extremely wide-ranging summer season."
The outdoor venue is boasting the most amount of country concerts — seven — that it's had on the US99.5 Country Megaticket, which kicks off with Brad Paisley (May 11).
"Brad puts on a phenomenal show, and he's opening the building for us this year," Reens said.
"I just think having that kind of high-energy event to kick off the season just really starts it on a high note."
With 24 dates booked thus far, FMBA will see genres from the party music of Pitbull and Ke$ha (June 9) and the rock of Rush (June 28) to pop boy band One Direction (July 13-14, which was booked more than a year ago) and singer-songwriter John Mayer (Aug. 9).
"The touring season is extremely robust this season," said Reens, who is handling marketing for the country shows at FMBA.
"The acts that are out there have a great following and put on phenomenal shows. I really feel that country has become a lot more mainstream than it was 10 years ago or so."
Popular festivals like Vans Warped Tour '13 with Reel Big Fish and Chicago acts including William Beckett and Goldhouse (July 20) and Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival with Rob Zombie and Five Finger Death Punch (July 27) will be back.
Other packages include Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar Festival with Alice in Chains and Jane's Addiction (Aug. 22) and Lil Wayne's America's Most Wanted Music Festival with Tip "T.I." Harris and 2 Chainz (Aug. 10).
Reens said the venue lends itself to the festival atmosphere.
"We've got a lot of space and our operations group does a great job of really utilizing that space," he said.
"We've got the two plazas. We've got this massive lawn, this really big seating area under the roof and the parking lot that we use for the second stages.
"Having that kind of space out there really allows for us to manipulate the venue to accommodate any sort of touring, and the building itself is easily accessible from all of the major expressways."
Although some may be daunted by traffic congestion on concert days, Reens said, "It's important to keep in mind that there's four entrance gates. There is backside entrance. A lot of times you get people coming off Harlem (Avenue) to Oak Park (Avenue), but you don't have people coming off Vollmer (Road).
"If you live in Indiana or you're coming from Flossmoor, that back entrance is so convenient."
Reens said safety is also at the top of the list.
"Our security staff and operational staff are the utmost professionals, and it's all about the consumer experience," he said. "Part of that experience is safety.
"When you to a Warped Tour or you go to some of these younger-skewing shows, there's a lot of kids that get dropped off by their parents and picked up if a parent doesn't want to attend the show.
"But they know as soon as the kids get in those gates, they are safe."
For parents who want to accompany their youngsters but don't want to ruin the social experience for their children, Reens said the VIP Club could be an option.
"You can sit and relax where you're not in the hustle and bustle," he said.
"We've got suites. We have the ability to have more of a grown-up experience, for lack of a better term, and kids have that social opportunity to group together."
Reens also touted the amenities at FMBA. "We have more upscale food and beverage options than you would get at your standard amphitheater, so you can go and not have to worry about not having a good meal or being able to grab a drink with friends," he said.
"There's parking for oversized vehicles if you choose limos. We have bus parking. A lot of people get down there with chartered bus rentals so those are always a great way to go and the bus will be on-site."
Along with country acts like Tim McGraw (May 24), Luke Bryan (June 15), Blake Shelton (Aug. 3) and Miranda Lambert (Sept. 7), Reens said he's looking forward to several shows.
"Black Sabbath (Aug. 16) is coming. That's going to be phenomenal," Reens said of the reunited heavy metal band featuring Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler.
"I'm a huge Depeche Mode (Aug. 24) fan from high school (and excited) to be able to see them live."
For those on tight budgets, Kid Rock's "$20 Best Night Ever" U.S. Summer Tour (Aug. 30) may be the ticket, as it's designed to have low ticket prices and value food packages.
"I think it's great," Reens said of Kid Rock's tour.
"It's opening his show to a wider audience, and I think that he's been quoted fairly heavily and has put up things on his social media and on his website explaining why he's doing this.
"He's giving back to his fans. You can't fault somebody for that."
Other shows booked at FMBA include Q87 Piqniq (June 29), Toby Keith (June 30), Train (July 21), Wiz Khalifa (July 30), Big Time Rush and Victoria Justice (Aug. 4), Rascal Flatts (Aug. 17), and Honda Civic Tour featuring Maroon 5 (Aug. 25).
"There's just a lot of great acts out there, and it's going to be a really busy season," Reens said. "You've got stuff for everyone."
With so many destination concerts slated, it could be a boon for the Southland especially Tinley Park.
"We provide a number of seasonal jobs for the local community," Reens said. "A lot of people come down early because they want to be the first ones in.
"The number of restaurants that are right there on Harlem (Avenue), those places get very crowded on show days.
"There's an influx of people, which makes it an influx of money, which allows for the village to have the ability to really show itself off to visitors."


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Welcome Freshman, Class of 2019
The Freshman Convocation welcomes the incoming class of 2019 to Florida Atlantic University. From the colorful processional of faculty, staff, and administrators to the eloquent words of advice from the Distinguished Teacher of the Year, New Student Convocation promises to be a memorable and exciting start for Florida Atlantic University undergraduate students.
The Freshman Convocation is a formal induction ceremony of the freshman class each fall semester into the academic community of Florida Atlantic University. Convocation is a ritual to signal the beginning of a student's college career in the same, significant manner in which the graduation commencement serves as a ritual marking the completion of study.
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He was preceded in death by his wife, Trudy Delaney; his parents, William Arthur and Ethel Jarnigan Delaney; two brothers: Lewis and Elmer Delaney; one sister, Mary Evelyn Delaney; a niece, LuAnn Harris; and grandson, Jason Evans.
He was a member of Bowman Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church for more than 50 years.
He worked as a good provider for his family and was employed by Davenport Hosiery Mill, Elastic Yarns Hosiery Mill, the Coca-Cola Bottling Co., and he was the sole proprietor of Delaney Insulation Co. and South Lee Motors. His favorite pastime was restoring classic cars.
He is survived by two devoted daughters: Beverly Crigger (late Terry) and Debbie Evans (Johnny), both of Cleveland; his close and only brother, Howard Delaney (Virginia) of Ringgold, Ga.; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Phillip and Sarah Harris of Cleveland; grandchildren: Amy Burross Jackson (Shane) of Knoxville, Jenny Crigger Smith (Kenny) of Ooltewah, Molly Crigger North (Jon) of Cleveland, Mikayla Evans from Cleveland, Melissa Evans Brown (Eric) and Michael Evans; great-grandchildren: Delaney, Charlie and Carson Jackson, Isaac and Maggie Smith, Jack North, and Marissa Brown; a nephew, Craig Delaney (Tammie); a niece, Teresa Delaney Bean (Gary) of Ringgold, Ga.; great-nephews: Derek Delaney and Mitchell Bean; and great-niece, Candace Delaney. He is survived by an individual he regarded as a son, Mike Goodman.
The funeral will be held at 4 p.m. today, April 10, 2013, at Bowman Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church with Pastors Steve Haley and Dwight Herod officiating.
Interment will follow in Calhoun First Baptist Cemetery in Calhoun with full military honors. Serving as pallbearers will be Shane Jackson, Kenny Smith, Jon North, Bill Blymiller, Bruce Hopson and Thadious Boothe. Honorary pallbearers will be Craig Delaney, Gary Bean and Jimmy Logan.
The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. today prior to the service at the church.
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Bad08Sonata Posts: 25Is there a place, on-line where I can view the procedures for emergency brake checks/adjustments/repair for a 2008 Sonata.
I took it in 9 time for a whoop, whoop, whooping noise. Cause: E-brake was rubbing when in the released position for the last 10 months.
Service department replaced rotors and e-brake pads, now the e-brake does not hold the car when it is pulled into the middle position. (8 clicks from the released position.)
Regional said everything is aligned, but will not put this in writing!
I know, call BBB
I need the BR Service manual procedures for my claim.
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Bad08Sonata Posts: 25Adjustment is made using a force gage, pulling handle with 196 N of force or about 44 lbs. This should move the E-brake handle to the 8th click from 0 position.
If it is not adjusted correctly, extra tension on the cable will stretch the cable and may cause E-brake drag when the e-brake is off. Not enough tension on the cable will cause the E-brakes not to engage correctly.
E-brake should make slight contact on the first click, and the car should not move when the emergency brake is in the middle position (8 clicks from 0).
I can push my car by hand when the E-brake is at the 4th click, the car is barely held when the E-brake is in the 12 click from 0 (there are only 15 click from 0 to max) This is after HMA replaced the rotors and shoes.
Procedure is very detailed in the service manual.
If not aligned correctly, E-brake drag (light contact over time) will cause premature failure of rear brake parts...out-of-round rotors in the E-brake area (small brake shoes & drum/rotor will have to be replaced).
Hyundai does cover this repair after 1 year or 12,000 miles.
Our continued indication was, driving down slight hills...let your foot off the gas and brake...if car picks up speed, brakes are not dragging. If car slows, E-brake may be dragging...not some devised garbage the Hyundai Motor America (HMA) representative will have you believe "Safety hold-back command in transmission...car design...slows you down on declines"
Since I know about a possible problem, insurance states I will be liable...HMA & Dealer want to hold out 40+ day...to see if they will be ordered to buy-back car.
THIS IS NOT THE ONLY PROBLEM...Transmission intermittent miss-shifts from 2 to 3....HMA representative answer is my wife and I are not driving the car hard enough. We are "Light-footed" drivers. Just some more garbage! Already had the Adaptive Learning Module rest several times, A/T fluid replaced and detailed inspections
BOTTOM LINE IS I HAVE A LEMON and LEMON TECHS WORKING ON THE CAR. If the computer does not say anything is wrong, than NOTHING IS WRONG FROM HMA POSITION.
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pat Posts: 10,421I moved the person's post to a better discussion for the question: dljenson, "Hyundai Sonata Maintenance and Repair" #2976, 27 Sep 2009 8:19 am.
Just fyi, this discussion IS in the Sonata group. It's in most (if not all) of the Hyundai model groups. -
newowner10 Posts: 227I do not mean to give you a hard time but why did you replace these parts.
A car would not stop due to a bad plug, it may miss but not stop. Was the timing belt broken? Did you not have fuel pressure?. There are many reasons a car will not run. After you try to start it have you looked a plug to see if it is "Wet"? That will determine if gas is flowing.
Cars are not like they use to be:
1) Where you looked down the carburetor and pump the throttle and if gas squirted out .
2) When you would remove a plug wire and crank the engine and see if you have spark
3 ) Where you would verify the timing by turning the engine to align the timing mark and see it the distributer was aimed at plug one.
Cars are very complicated know and you may have spent more than it would have cost you to bring it to someone with the test equipment.
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tinlegs Posts: 1Hi , I would like to know how to take the small front grill away from the full front grill/bumper as I want to get to the frame that holds the radiator so I can put some Brackets on to that frame which will come through the small grill ,can you or anybody else help me,TINLEGS. PS;the car is a 2006/2007 HYUNDAI ELANTRA.
sonatascott Posts: 16It only takes a pro a few minutes. I'm not sure of the exact procedure on your year. It all comes off pretty easily. You might shop around stereo shops for a good deal on labor. FYI, in the past working on other cars, i found getting the back seat out was very easy. Getting the side trim off of the rear deck area was harder for me. I work slow and easy to prevent breaking the plastic keepers that hold the trim to the sheetmetal. In general I think it would be one of those projects that end up being easier than you thought... Good luck!
motordavid Posts: 39I found the on line link...takes less than a minute to set up account, get password, etc.
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chalirebrown Posts: 38I have a 2011 Sonata SE and cannot access the repair manula online at all no matter what. Hyundai told me that only the owner's manuals are available this way and Helm, the publisher for most repair manuals states they didi not get the service manual from hyundai for the 2011 as yet.
SilverBullet00 Posts: 102Go to http://www.hmaservice.com/ and look under Sonata(YF) and you will find the service manual for the 2011 model. In the future you might want to use the Sonata forums for quicker responses. Good Luck
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Lee enters the week winners of six of its last seven games en route to a 26-7 overall record. The Flames showcase one of the NAIA's top pitching staffs, ranking amongst the top three in ERA (1.83), strikeouts (260) and opponent batting average (.192). Jose Samayoa leads the staff with a 6-1 record in 44 innings, while Myles Smith owns a team-best — 18th nationally — 50 strikeouts, including a season-high 11 K's in his most recent outing on March 21 against Southern Poly (Ga.).
"I will admit the No. 1 spot caught me by surprise," said head coach Mark Brew shortly after the poll was released. "I think we have a team capable of being that type of program, but we really haven't shown it with any consistency until this past weekend."
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He realized the season has several weeks to go and there are several SSAC and nonconference games remaining on the schedule. "It is important to handle the ranking with perspective. It is a great honor, but we have to stay focused on what we can control as a team."
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Coming in at No. 2 is fellow perennial power Oklahoma City, with six first-place votes and 530 points. The Stars, who jumped two positions since the preseason poll, are 26-6 and have won six straight. During the streak, Oklahoma City has outscored its opponent 46-4.
Cal State San Marcos, which was previously unranked, is No. 3 with six first-place votes and 467 points, while No. 4 Faulkner (Ala.) and No. 5 The Master's (Calif.) round out the top five with 466 and 464 points, respectively. Similarly to Cal State San Marcos, The Master's was not ranked in the preseason poll.
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The University has identified six Strategic Goals as the most critical objectives in meeting our Mission and achieving our Vision. These Goals, and the Action Steps accompanying each Goal, will be used to establish our work and budget priorities each year and will serve as the framework to determine the success of the University.
Strategic Goal One
Student Success: Ensure student success from recruitment through graduation by creating a culture in which all members of the University community are engaged in attracting, educating, and graduating students who achieve the objectives for baccalaureate and graduate degrees.
Action Steps
1.1: Develop, implement, and invest resources in a comprehensive enrollment management plan that engages the University community.
1.2: Build well-defined articulation agreements and foster strong relationships with community colleges and other colleges and universities to ensure clear transition pathways for transfer students.
1.3: Raise undergraduate and graduate student recruitment, retention, and graduation rates, including those for students from historically underrepresented groups, to specific University benchmarks and goals.
1.4: Create a system that provides intentional academic advising for all students across the University.
1.5: Improve coordination among student and academic support programs and services with a focus on quality, customer service, and intentional integration with the curriculum.
Strategic Goal Two
Academic Excellence and Innovation: Develop an environment that supports curricular and pedagogical innovation aligned with the mission of the institution, the standards of the disciplines, student needs, and career and civic opportunities in a global society.
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2.2: Review and revise general education based on national best practices and successful innovations at peer institutions.
2.3: Review and revise discipline specific curricula based on national best practices and workforce needs.
2.4: Support professional development opportunities for students through internships, international study, research, service learning, and career services.
2.5: Support and create interdisciplinary courses and programs based on best practices and institutional strengths.
2.6: Strengthen and integrate the University's academic offerings at CCICS, El Centro, and the University Center of Lake County through traditional and non-traditional means of program delivery.
2.7: Utilize diversity as a curricular/pedagogical dimension integrated with global and cultural studies and throughout the curriculum.
2.8: Establish technology-enriched curricula to include hybrid and online courses.
2.9: Focus on academic programs linked to regional economic development and workforce demands for the global society.
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3.2: Review and integrate the University's outreach and community service functions, with special emphasis on the unique programs provided by CTC, CCICS, and El Centro, to strengthen our community partnerships.
3.3: Encourage and support research projects that focus on such contemporary urban issues as education reform, immigration, economic development, and the environment.
3.4: Strive to make NEIU, as a designated Hispanic Serving Institution, an institution of choice for Latino students.
3.5: Develop a brand for NEIU that expresses pride and conveys the University's special attributes.
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4.2: Utilize innovative approaches to recruit and retain faculty and staff committed to student success.
4.3: Provide support systems and programs (including customer service training) that foster a positive work environment for all.
4.4: Increase collaboration and accountability across all units of the University.
4.5: Create a climate in which support for scholarship, professional development, and training is provided to faculty and staff based on best practices.
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5.2: Add a residential life component consistent with the mission of the University.
5.3: Identify locations and develop facility plans for future student service centers, such as a cultural center and a "One Stop Shop."
5.4: Invest in technology infrastructure to support academic and operational goals.
5.5: Ensure that all classroom, laboratory, office, student, and support spaces are appropriate to accommodate current needs and long-term growth.
5.6: Establish environmental sustainability as a key element of NEIU's identity.
5.7: Ensure that the University community is safe and secure; that facilities and infrastructure, including technology and critical data, are protected; and that plans are in place to continuously monitor and enhance campus security and emergency preparedness.
Strategic Goal Six
Fiscal Strength: Enhance the University's financial position by reducing reliance on state general funds and student tuition, diversifying revenue sources, and strengthening institutional relationships with federal, state, and local governments, and private sponsors.
Action Steps
6.1: Support faculty and staff efforts to secure external funding that strengthens curricular, co-curricular and community development.
6.2: Strengthen advocacy efforts with federal, state, and local governments to secure new appropriations for the University.
6.3: Identify and capitalize on providing extended learning services.
6.4: Develop and implement the infrastructure for fundraising programs and alumni relations.
6.5: Increase corporate, foundation, and other philanthropic support to the University.
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What we think we know and 3. What we don't know
What we know (What is reported):
1. Details of the attack in Harasta:
Reuteres is reporting that activists said Free Syrian Army fighters fired
machineguns and rockets at a large Air Force Intelligence complex on the
northern edge of the capital at about 2:30 a.m. (0030 GMT). The same
activists report helicopters reportedly circled over the complex, on the
Damascus-Aleppo highway, but what kind of helicopters or who they belonged
to is unkonw. A BBC report cites activists who said the defectors had
attacked the building from three sides. A resident of Harasta told
Reuters: "I heard several explosions, the sound of machine-gun fire being
exchanged." A spokesperson for the Syrian Revolution General Commission
told Al Jazeera, a**Members of the Free Syrian Army fired heavy weaponry
and machine guns at a large air force intelligence complex in Harasta on
the northern edge of the capital along the Damascus-Aleppo highway early
on Wednesday.a** The Syrian Revolution General Commission spokesman also
said, a**the attack followed a raid by the Syrian army on Harasta on
Tuesday and carefully co-ordinated army defections which enabled former
soldiers to run away with their weapons.a** The Syrian National Council
(SNC) is stating that the attack on the Harasta base had been carried out
by the FSA.
The following is a Statement from the FSA on their official website that
Omar translated and was posted 12 hours ago (5AM Syrian local time):
-The FSA conducted operations in most areas of Damascus in order to spoil
a plan of the Regime against the Syrian people, as well as to demonstrate
to the Regime that the FSA is able to conduct operations in all places and
in any time. Details of operation are:
1- FSA has hit the special air force intelligence base for the southern
region in which the FSA infiltrated the base and placed powerful
explosives throughout the base
2- Firefights between FSA and and Syrian armed gangs in Kabon (sp?)
3- Firefight in Douma between FSA and regime forces resulted in heavy
losses for regime forces
4- FSA clashes with Republican Guard in which Assad was taught a lesson
he won't forget in the arbein (sp?) houmria (sp?) and sakaba (sp?) area
5- FSA clashes with regime forces near oosh almoror (sp?) and the road
to almashfi (sp?)
(The Free Syrian Army did not offer details of casualties)
2. Details on the Military Council: (From Bayless)
--Also, it should be noted that nothing is posted about the formation of a
military council on the Free Syrian Armya**s facebook page, but Bayless
just found a transcript from an AJ talk show where Riyad Al Assad was
interviewed and it was pre-recorded from Turkey. In the transcript he
specifically says the FSA has formed a military councila*|more details to
come on what was exactly in the script. Below is what Bayless has compiled
so far:
Nov. 15 (1556 GMT) - Turkish state-owned Anatolia News Agency publishes an
interview conducted Nov. 15 with FSA leader Col. Riyadh al-Assad in which
al-Assad asserts that he is still in Turkey. In the report, al-Assad puts
the number of Syrian army defections at over 15,000, adding that on Nov.
14 alone, almost 400 soldiers defected. The previous week, al-Assad
claimed, 15 officers joined the FSA. Al-Assad emphasized that there are
colonels among these defections, but notably omitted any reference to
higher-ranking officers such as generals. (source: BBC Monitoring, no
Nov. 15/16? - The FSA announced the creation of a temporary military
council. There are conflicting claims as to when the announcement was
made, but the earliest possibility is "late Nov. 15." VOA News cites Hozan
Ibrahim, a Germany-based spokesman for the LCC, as claiming that the FSA
statement was released late Nov. 15. All other media reports claim the
statement was released Nov. 16. Regardless, it appears that the
announcement of the council's creation came after the attacks on the
intelligence compound in Harasta.
Who is leading it?
Col. Riyadh al-Assad is tabbed to chair the council.
Who are the other leading members?
No names have been released, but AFP claims that the leadership includes
four colonels and three majors. AFP also states that this is the first
time the FSA has ever announced a central command. Jordanian media outlet
al-Bawaba, however, reports that there are nine total officers in the
council, including four colonels and three lieutenant-colonels (source:
here, here, here,)
What is its purpose?
To "establish a military tribunal of the revolution which will held regime
officials accountable for those individuals found guilty of murder and
acts of aggression against the Syrian citizens or destruction of public or
private properties."
To "bring down the current regime, protect Syrian civilians from its
oppression, protect private and public property, and prevent chaos and
acts of revenge when it falls." (source)
How long will it stick around?
The powers of the council will expire upon the election of a democratic
government (sounds like the NTC to me).
3. Video Showing Old Footage:
The video aired was not important and was the media analysts actually did
not claim for it to be actual footage of the Harasta attack.
What we Think We Know:
Protests in Harasta occur usually every other day which is
nowhere near the daily protests we see in cities like Homs, Hama, cities
in the Idlib province, and Deraa a** where the protests in those hotspots
are not only daily but occur multiple times each day in multiple
neighborhoods. Additionally the size of the protests that occur in
Harasta are on a much smaller scale than other hotspot cities. In Harasta
a typical protest contains roughly 50-80 protesters. In terms of security
presence in Harasta, it is not like Homs or Deraa where Syrian security
forces are stationed in the city and where tanks and APCs are on major
streets. However, protests in Harasta are still shut down fairly quickly
as there are many reports of security forces and shabiya firing on the
protesters to break up the demos.
Below are the latest reports by the LCC in regards to the demonstrations
and security force activity in Harasta from Nov. 7 a** Nov. 16.
Nov. 15 Night Demo in Harasta
Nov. 13 1:58PM Spread of Security forces in Harasta
Nov. 13 Night demo in Harasta http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_n4_DC6Mck
Nov. 12 Night demo in harasta http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVtdz5Zx5f8
Nov. 12 Damascus Suburbs: Massive wave of arrest in Harasta, Douma along
with cutting the electricity in most of the eastern Ghotah area, Douma,
Harasta,Saqba, Erbeen, Mesraba and Hamorieh
Nov. 11 Night demo in Harasta http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxGbzXFOJqs
Nov. 10 Damascus Suburbs: Harasta: Soldiers have defected from the army
after live ammo was used against a demonstration that set out today. Heavy
clashes between the defectors and the army
Nov. 10 Demo in Harasta http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUef_vtqzjg
Nov. 10 Damascus Suburbs: Harasta: Sounds of Heavy shooting is heard and
arrest of six people near the telephone exchange in Al-Seel area, and the
demonstrators are being chased by security forces and Shabiha
Nov. 9 Damascus Suburbs: Harasta: Demonstration took off now after hearing
the sounds of violent explosions and the heavy gunfire in the town
Nov. 8 Damascus suburbs: Harasta: A demonstration went out in the streets
in solidarity with Homs and demanding to prosecute the president
Nov. 7 Night demo in Harasta
Harasta is 12 minutes driving distance to the northeast of
Damascus, roughly 8.5Km away. To the northeast of Harasta is Douma and is
roughly 9 minutes away driving time and roughly 4.8KM. Douma has seen much
more frequent protests and therefor more heavy security response. Douma
sees protests multiple times/day and the security forces seem to react
quicker with gunfire on the demonstrators. Below is a list of activity in
Douma including protests and security forces in the from Nov. 7 a** Nov.
Nov. 13 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: Massive demonstration marched from Kabir
mosque; the demonstrators chanted for freedom, called to topple the regime
and thanked the Arab league
Nov. 12 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: Gunfire opened directly at demonstrators
Nov. 12 Damascus Suburbs: Massive wave of arrest in Harasta, Douma along
with cutting the electricity in most of the eastern Ghotah area, Douma,
Harasta,Saqba, Erbeen, Mesraba and Hamorieh
Nov. 12 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: Deployment of security and army units in
Al-Hajariya area after a night demonstration started and welcomed the Arab
league's resolution and demanded the toppling of the regime
Nov. 12 Damascus Suburb: facing the army&thugs, demo in Douma
Nov. 12 Damascus Suburbs : Douma : the funeral of martyr Yasin Mustapha
Nabulsi (Syrian-Palestinian), who was martytred by a bullet in the head
two weeks ago. he died from his wounds
Nov. 11 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: Explosions heard in different areas of
the town accompanied by heavy gunfire
Nov. 11 Night Demo in Douma
Nov. 11 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: A massive night demonstartion, chanted
for the martyrs and demanded the toppling of the regime
Nov. 11 Damascus Suburb: Douma's demo
Nov. 11 Damascus Suburb: Douma: two demonstrations set out from Al Huda
and Halima mosques a while ago
Nov. 10 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: A massive demonstration has started from
the Al-Fowal Mosque in support of Barzeh, Sabqa, and Homs. The army is
surrounding the demonstrators
Nov. 10 Damascus Suburbs: Saqba: The army retreated from Saqba in a
surprise move, and is now heading toward Douma
Nov. 10 Damascus Suburbs:Douma: Massive demo started off from the grand
mosque after they security opened the fire on the near Taha mosque
Nov. 10 Damascus Suburbs: A massive demonstration is roaming the streets
of Douma now, caluting the free army and chanting for toppling the regime
Nov. 10 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: Severe explosions alongside heavy gunfire
in the area of the Corniche and the municipality
Nov. 9 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: Heavy gunfire from differet light and
heavy weaponry accompanied by sounds of explosions in Quatli St., Tayseer
St., Kournich and near the stadium
Nov. 9 Night Demo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VY_XLJVbIU
Nov. 9 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: Demonstrations started near the mosques of
Al-Kabeer, Hasiebah, Baghdady, and Al-Fowal and siege on the demonstrators
at Al-Kabeer mosque while the electricity is cut off from most of the
neighborhoods of the city
Nov. 9 Damascus Suburbs: Douma: Martyrdom of Khalil Koukash, he is from
Daraa citizens, after being injured by security gunfire toward a
demonstration he was participating in last night
Nov. 8 Damascus suburbs: Douma: Random shooting to disperse a night
demonstration that went out from Al-Kabeer (The Grand) mosque demanding to
topple the regime
Nov 8 Damscus Suburbs: Douma: A demonstration set out from Saour Mosque
after noon prayers despite massice security and military presence and
military presence all along Jalaa Street and many mosques being surrounded
What We Dona**t Know:
We still have no clues to whether this attack really took
place or not. So far we have not seen any response or statements
whatsoever from the Syrian government. Every single report we have gotten
has been from a**activists inside Syriaa** the various opposition groups,
the SNC, and the Free Syrian Army itself. It is highly unlikely that
video footage will emerge from this attack, but what would be likely is
footage to emerge showing the damage to the complex. This sort of video
images would be much easier to access and if we can get footage or
pictures of damage then we can have a better clue of 1. Whether the attack
occurred and 2. What kind of weapons were used.
What we can watch for are a drawdown of troops in hotspot
areas where troops are dedicated, which we would be able to know from
reports of how large the protests are (because less security forces would
allow for longer and larger protests). Also we need to watch for an
increase in military forces within Damascus and the suburbs of Damascus
including Harasta and Douma.
In terms of Riyad Al Assad, we now know that he is still in
In terms of the weapons used during the attack and the origin
of the weapons it is very likely that the weapons used were taken with the
soldiers when they defected (I have seen video footage of the FSA with
their RPGs and machine guns).
We dona**t know what route and by what means the FSA was able
to travel to Harasta. It is possible some were already stationed in the
suburbs of Damascus or that they had to travel there from Homs or another
big city.