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Hyundai Tucson Audio Radio MP3 iPod CD Stereo
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tpfilm1 Posts: 25So... another site had a link to this website about a direct wire interface for Hyundai radios to play iPods (or other mp3s...)
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tpfilm1 Posts: 25Ok... I thought that Cassette players in cars had gone the way of 8-track players... Ok.
Anyway. Once things get sorted out will be getting an SE, 4WD. It has the cassette player. Anyone using the old fashioned cassette player adaptor for iPods? Are you satisfied w/sound? Does the Hyundai's stereo accept it easily? -
clayman100 Posts: 3I tried the iriver mobile FM transmitter for the ipod. You plug it into your lighter socket, tune to an empty FM station, hook the ipod to it. It worked Ok but being in a big city, Philly, it tended to fade slightly in and out. I'm sure if you are in the country it will work fine.
Only paid $20.00 for two on Woot.com so not worried about it. Will use when I travel to Layton NJ for crafts camp. -
davedtw Posts: 1Hi. Has anyone come up w/ an answer to this question? I just bought an '05 Tucson and had the same question. I can listen to random songs from a single cd, but don't seem to be able to listen to songs from all cd's randomly.
Also, in relation to another question, I bought a Jensen cassette adapter for my ipop that inserts into the Tucson cassette player. Works fine. Sound is good. The trick is to turn your ipod sound up fairly high, and keep radio dial low, which eliminates any potential hissing sound. -
nkwame35 Posts: 1Hello all,
I am new to HF and I am glad to finally find a place where I can get advice on my car. I have a 2007 Tucson (V6 automatic transmission). It runs perfectly and I enjoy it very much. However after I took it in for service in June (exactly a year after buying it), I noticed that my CD player is not functioning well. It skips a lot and also is not able to move to the next track and appears to be stuck on the end of the track and keeps repeating like an old record used to do when the needle got stuck. I thought it could be that it is dirty so I bought a good CD player cleaning disc system, but it had no effect. I have read the manual and all it says about CD player problems is to remove the fuse and replace it which will reset it. I have tried that and it did not work.
I am quite frustrated and I wonder if anybody has experienced this problem. I would very much appreciate any guidelines as to how to fix this and also wonder if I am entitled to warranty on the CD player if I have to contact Hyundai or the dealership for a solution or a replacement.
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petecal Posts: 25I don't know how else to describe the noise from my 2007 Tucson. My son's 2005 Elantra also makes a similar sound.
It doesn't do it all the time but sometimes when we are just driving down the road we'll hear this wearing sound or low pitched whining sound from the front end. Not like the grinding sound from worn pads or the tweet tweet from the "low pad" springs (if these vehicles have them).
It may be associated with the pads because if you touch the brake peddle the sound stops; take your foot off the brake and it comes back. We pulled the front wheels from both vehicles and the brake pads are fine.
Also, if we swerve left and right the sound stops while the wheels are turned but returns when they are straight. Really, you can drive down the road rocking the vehicle left and right and as the wheels pass through straight ahead the sound happens then disappears when the wheels are off straight ahead.
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wonderdog111 Posts: 1I have 790 miles on my new 2008 Hyundai Tuscon. The car has a few issues like Torque Steer where when you accelerate the car pulls to the right. Also, the rear suspension clunks over bumps. However, the consensus on the internet from test drives confirms that these are common issues.
However, today the radio/MP3/CD/XM stoppped working totally. When you press the power button, a clicking noise is heard in each speaker in a sequential pattern then it repeats itself.
This is a standard equipment radio. From what I hear, many auto companies merely buy their radios from well known radio manufacturers.
When I called the dealer today the service appointment taker stated that this radio is actually made by Hyundai which I'm sure is not true. Apparently there are other radio failures in the Hyundai Tuscon and the dealer will be replacing mine under warranty.
Internet research reveals that Hyundai buys their radios in bulk from companies like Clarion and pays them $50-60 per radio and buys them 100,000 units at a time.
This is probably true since I've never had a radio that has failed when the vehicle is only one month old.
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darrelly84 Posts: 1I'm about to buy a 2006 Hyundai Tucson. The one I'm looking at just has the basic CD player radio. Does any one know.. If I were to buy the cd changer model on ebay, can I just switch them out? Are all the wires/plugs on the back the same? I dont know a great deal about wiring, so I'd prefer something that's plug and play.
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,357You can try pulling the fuse and see if that will "reset" the player. If you can get a disc cleaner to stay in the player, that could help.
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jcarlotta Posts: 5I just bought a used 06 ( my o4 elantra was totaled on vacation) Im having a similar issue apparently the previous owner had a cd stuck in the player although it always reads no cd in player i managed to get it out but it will not accept any cds apparently the motors and other mechanics are fried or something
jcarlotta Posts: 5I recently bought a used 06 Tucson this is my 3rd hyundai though its the first used one ive purchased. Anyway the adjustable arm rest on the center console ( terrible design) has a crack in it so that the top lid will not latch securely and properly also the arm rest will not lock into position, I have been trying to locate a used one since I can not afford the dealer price for a whole new unit any help would be great
ieduk8 Posts: 1I have had similar issues with my '05 Tuscon. After having the radio replaced twice under warranty for cd problems, it just quit. No power. I pulled all the fuses to see if one had blown, but they were all good, so I just put the fuse cover on and figured I'd have to replace the radio a third time. Nope. It started working. I don't know if a fuse got loose or what, but it seemed fine until it did the same thing about a year later, almost exactly a year. Again, I checked the fuses and when I checked it, the radio worked fine. It is very annoying, because I love my car, but I can't live without my radio!!
buerkletucson Posts: 21Is this way sweet or what?
Loaded up a 32GB flash drive with approx 5000 songs and let-er rip.
Heck with the radio, XM, CD's, or even iPod, this is the way to go IMHO.
The USB port on vehicles is getting to be more common but most of the other small SUV's we looked at with their dated design didn't have this feature. This was a must for me when I'm spending this kind of money on a new vehicle.
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newyearbabie Posts: 1Does anyone have step by step instructions, or a URL, describing how to get the Mapquest GPS app's audio turn by turn directions to play through my Tucson speakers? I had a Honda (without Bluetooth) before my Tucson and it was totally plug & play with turn by turn coming through its speakers. I cannot figure out how to do the same with the 2013 Tucson/Bluetooth.
sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,915Just bought one in silver and so far, love the Sirius/XM and the Bluetooth plus the aux/usb inputs are really in a great location...very pleased! had the amp taken out of my old Civic and plan to have it re-installed next week and hopefully the speakers won't sound so awful as I don't want to replace them quite yet...will if the sound isn't up to snuff for me as most times, the original equipment is the cheapest crap they can get a deal on and nothing a true audiophile would ever consider. I am not that obsessed, just like my tunes on the louder side with no distortion and want to hear every sound possible. Will do what needs doing if my ears aren't happy...luckily, I have the time to do this as I hope to keep it a long time!
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Review: 70707 CLS-89 Eradicator Mech
Posted by Huw,70707 CLS-89 Eradicator Mech is the second of four Galaxy Squad sets to be released in the second half of 2013.
It weighs in at 440 pieces for £35 / US$40 and consists of a mech, two bugs, a orange Galaxy Squad trooper that BrickLink calls 'Jack Fireblade', and his robotic sidekick.
So, alien bugs and a mech, what's not to like...
Box and contents
As usual, the back of the box shows the movement and play features of the set which, in this case, are significant. More on them later...
The QR code currently leads nowhere. I guess the purpose of it is so you can see the set in action while in the shop. Good luck getting a signal in Toys R Us though...
Three numbered bags, two instruction books and just the one sticker sheet in this set. Bag one builds the bugs, bag two the top of the mech, bag three its legs and arms.
Jack Fireblade and his robotic sidekick, both of whom have appeared in earlier sets. Unfortunately there are no alien minifigs in this set and that is a criticism of the Galaxy Squad series: there are too few bugs -- how is one expected to build a swarm of them?
The robot is excellent, with a new armour piece and wings that clip to it. I believe of the four Galaxy Squad factions (red, green, blue and orange) it's only the orange one that has these pieces.
The bugs
There are two bugs, designed to appear to be from the same genus, but one is winged. Both feature the cool new bulbous pieces used for the gaster. If you don't know already, you'll see what they are good for later :-)
Why though, do they only have four legs? I know they are alien and thus don't necessarily follow the same evolutionary rules as on Earth, but I think they'd look so much better with six legs, for the sake of eight more pieces. They have a tendency to collapse when you touch them so an additional two legs would help prevent this. I made the same observation when I reviewed 70700 Space Swarmer.
The mech
The orange and white mech stands about 20cm tall. It makes a lot of use of the new right-angle brackets to implement SNOT techniques on much of the model.
The hips swivel, the legs are jointed at the hips and ankle, and the arms at the shoulder. That's a good range of movement, but it could be better, and usually is when AFOLs build mechs.
A view of the back. Note the flick-fire missiles on the right arm. The slightly strange looking 2 x 2 round bricks on the backs of the legs are to prevent it topping backwards.
What on earth is the robot doing upside down on the back, I hear you ask? Read on to find out...
The cockpit can be removed and swooshed around.
It has thrusters at the back and a small, what I think is a bomb-bay with a hinged door. More flick-fire missiles grace the wings.
With the cockpit removed the mech looks like this...
The back is hinged, so after it's been turned 90 degrees down...
... and rotated, the robot is now piloting the mech! How clever is that! The back of the box calls this the 'Mech Exosuit' and the cockpit bit 'Galaxy Jet'.
Overall opinion
The transforming nature of the mech is a very clever feature that adds a lot of playability to the set. Also, as I'm sure you know or have worked out, the squaddie can be inserted into the gaster and left to be digested in the bugs juices (or something like that...)
It was an interesting set to build, particularly as I wasn't aware of the transforming feature. On several occasions I wondered what the subassembly was that I was building and how it was going to fit onto the model (sorry if I've now spoiled that surprise for you).
So, two great looking bugs and an interesting mech, what's not to like? Well, a couple of things actually, the bugs really should have six legs and one or two alien minifigs would have been nice. Other than that it's a top set.
Scores, out of 5:
- Parts: 5 -- a very good selection of useful parts. Nothing unique, but a lot in new or rare colours.
- Playability: 5 -- there's a lot of fun to be had with this set.
- Building experience: 4 -- not challenging, but very interesting.
- Value for money: 4 -- I thought it's pretty good value for what's in it and the playability it provides. There's more to 'value for money' than the price per piece...
- Overall: 4.5 -- An extra 4 legs would have made it a 5.
26 comments on this article
Thanks for the review! I didn't know about the transforming feature either until now and its made me very tempted to buy this set, if only it had some alien figures manning the bugs. And i think the set would also be better if the bugs were both of the winged variety, but anyway, looks like a great set and certainly not bad in terms of price per piece...
^ I actually prefer the look of the non-winged one.
That's quite an interesting and unusual mech. With the cockpit attached, it looks like it's in GERWALK mode.
I've been about 50/50 on this set since it doesn't include any alien Minifigs. The transforming feature is nice...but I'm not sure if it's nice enough to push me into buying it, heh. Nice pictures, informative review. Thanks Huw.
@ Huw, hmmm looking at it again, i think you're right :)
@ Huw, Will you be reviewing all the new Galaxy squad Sets? BTW great review!
@ UtarEmpire, Huw, and brix
I've been 50/50 about this set as well. An alien or two would definitely make $39.99 (£35) more appealing. :P
Is it just me that thinks that the sets looks so much better build than my initial impression from watching the frontpage? Quite strange... usually it's the opposite way... I mean, that it looked like more on the frontpage. And..btw, the bugs colour-scheme is amazing!
@icey - I must agree, the short and stubby arms as they appear in the set image put me off slightly, but the set looks and sounds just about perfect from your review Huw. Many thanks for producing these.
Yep, another fantastic review Huw!
I didn't like how the bugs only had four legs either, but luckily it's not that hard to obtain the right parts for extra legs through BrickLink. Together, the eight parts cost about 40p before postage.
But I did find that the cocoons on the bug's backs made them a little unbalanced and kept falling backwards
But, as you said, what's not to like?
Can't wait to see what you say about other sets, maybe Hive Crawler?
I like the mech but its a shame about there being no aliens. On anther note, nice review Huw.
Any chance of you reviewing some of the new Super Heroes sets?
^ I'm not buying Super Heroes sets this year, but here's my review: they are rubbish, except for the minifigs :)
I lov that robot mech, it's really cool.
Too bad it's orange, they look the worst out of all the colors.
My kids figured out why they have 4 legs. If you rotate the grey lower legs horizontally they form a neat circle which turns the 'bugs' into nice swooshable ships. Not very bug-like, but I personally actually liked the construction that way on the 70700 Space Swarmer. If they had 6 legs this would not be possible so neatly (although you could make different configurations for it I guess).
@ Huw 18:38
Sheesh Huw that's seems a little harsh :P
@ LegoSpy, I'm afraid Huw is right.
This is a really cool set. The mech and the bugs are both nice, and the orange robot sidekick the best Galaxy Squad minifig.
Not a big fan of this one. The attached model looks odd and doesn't make a lot of sense (the robot on the back hanging down like that), and the separate models don't look particularly good either. Buy the Vermin Vaporizer instead, I say. That one looks awesome put together or separated.
A robot piloting a bigger robot! I never would've thought of that! :O
It's true... the SUPER HERO theme this year is a little short on "magic". With the slight exception of the Tumber Chase (http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=76001-1)
I tend to purchase any Mecha model, period, no matter the theme; this one looks GREAT; and has far more bits & bobs than most mecha models. Dig the 'bot, too. Excellent; thanks for the review and for bringing it to my attention; LEGO.com wish-listed.
Huw, this hasn't been well established but ALL of the Galaxy Squad "good guy" vehicles that are large enough for 2 figures split into 2 sections, which is hinted at in the GS logo. I agree this is another fantastic mech, along with the Green one from the first wave. As for SH, I actually liked the 2 bigger Man of Steel sets and there's great parts in the Spidey sets, then again, I'm from Forest Hills, Queens, NYC, just like Spiderman (hence The Ramones cover of the theme song, as they too are from The Hills)
Huw, thanks for the beautiful GS reviews! I only slightly considered purchasing GS sets beforehand, but now I might have to pick up one of these. There is so much beauty in the parts (which I am seeing used for MOCs so much these days), plus the set designs and figs themselves leave little to be desired.
Keep being amazing!
Wow, an amazing set and a great review! I love the transformation thing! I would have liked some alien minifigs as well though. But it's still definitely on the list!
Great idea, never thought of adding extra legs to the Space Swarmer. Do you have a pic of it or one of these with extra legs? The mech looks awesome but it is a shame that there are not an alien minifig in this set. In the series (polybags too) you get 13 squaddies(6 unique) 8 robot sidekicks(4 unique) and only 10 bugs(4 unique). I am crossing my fingers for a Galaxy Squad battle pack.
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I will take suggestions for approximately a week then set up a poll since I learned how to do that. I am impressed with my skills but then I am easily impressed. Think about it and let me know!
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I vote for Skipper or Skippy. I know, obvious.
I understand his concern about anonymity because I'm the same about using my full name and/or photo online.
This nickname thing though....would it be posted publicly here on DWT? I'm just concerned if we used his nickname when we visited the JC he'd get associated with it in real life and blow his "cover." Just something to think about, maybe his new nickname could be on the "need to know basis." But then if he feels comfy about posting it, then more power to him...and disregard my thinking here.
i'm not sure i'm making any sense....
always plotting, planning, and looking forward to our next adventure...
oh I like Skippy
chip is cool too
Yo Ho Yo Ho a Pirates Life for Me...
Bangarang Rufio
And we shall call him Squishy! Sorry....was channeling Gae again.
How about Tarzan? King of the Jungle.....
george....george...george of the jungle...strong as he can be!
always plotting, planning, and looking forward to our next adventure...
Or BJ for Bad Jokes? I don't think his jokes are bad...he's the one who said it!
Francis...just because I think it sounds funny
I'm about as All-American as they come!*Natalie*Must get a new trip on the books! I'm dyin' here!
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River Rover
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California residents have found waffle tacos on breakfast menus.
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Students kickstart campaign to open "freegan" cafe.
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PUTNAMVILLE, Ind. - An investigation by Indiana State Police regarding child molesting allegations led to the arrest of a Cloverdale man Saturday morning, police said.
Detectives began the investigation after an alert from the Putnam County Department of Child Services on Friday.
Police said Richard Stuart, 21, engaged in various sex acts with a 5-year-old female acquaintance over the last six months.
The molestation took place at a residence in rural Putnam County, authorities said.
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Title: | Louis Taber Oral History Interview |
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Albertson, Dean
Taber, Louis |
Repository: | ECU Manuscript Collection |
Languages: | English |
Abstract: | This finding aid pertains to the transcript of an oral history conducted by Dean Albertson in 1952. The original audio format of this material is owned by Columbia University and is housed at the Oral History Research Office, Columbia University. |
Extent: | 0.0010 Cubic feet, 5 microfiche, 437 pages. |
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Louis Taber Oral History Interview (#OH0017), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
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Taber (1878-1960) was a native of Ohio. He served as Master of the Ohio State Grange (1914-1921) and of the National Grange (1923-1941). He discusses the National Grange movement, agricultural political problems (1915-1940), and the official Grange positions in regard to these problems.
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Can learning another language be as easy as speaking your own? Yes - with Pimsleur it's that easy. Learn on your own time, at your own pace, and wherever you choose. Italian Phase 2 includes 15 hours of spoken language practice and one additional hour of reading instruction, and is designed to be used after completing Phase 1.
In the first 10 lessons of Phase 2, you begin to use the past tense. Structures become more complex and informal speech is introduced. Conversations become fuller, and learners are able to discuss business and social activities, manage shopping situations, and express their interests. As you progress, vocabulary is expanded and fluency increases.
The next 10 lessons of Phase 2 allow you to further combine and build upon known elements, and produce longer and more complex sentences. You learn to bargain with shopkeepers, deal with business situation, get and give medical information, and discuss the weather.
In the final 10 lessons of Phase 2, you've doubled your vocabulary and have several hundred structures to draw upon. You'll gain experience asking for assistance, finding a location that is some distance away, and using relative structures – faster, slower, etc. Sports and leisure activities are explored, as well as shopping, changing money, and future travel plans. By the end of Phase 2, you're speaking at a mid-intermediate level with near-native pronunciation, and you are comfortable meeting most social demands and limited job requirements.
Reading Lessons are included at the end of Unit 30. These lessons, which total about one hour, are designed to give you practice reading Italian, and to provide you with some insight into Italian culture with proverbs, common expressions, and a broad look at some of the things you'll see when visiting an Italian-speaking country. A Reading Booklet to be used with the audio lessons is also included in PDF format.
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Gunby Hall and Gardens
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A homely country house dated 1700 set in Victorian walled gardens at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds
'I could live here!', is what most people say when visiting Gunby Hall and Gardens. Modest-sized rooms full of character and charm make it easy to imagine you can move in yourself.
With links to Tennyson, Darwin and Vaughan-Williams there is so much to discover about the family home of the Massingberd family.
Explore three floors of the hall full of interesting collection pieces amassed over generations from 1700 until 1963. Chat to our room guides to find out stories about Gunby's interesting past.
Stroll through our eight-acre gardens and enjoy the different areas: sweeping formal lawns, flower borders, vegetable gardens and wildflower corners.
Complete your visit with a stop in our charming tea-room and enjoy some home baked cake and a nice cuppa.
Bird's eye view of Gunby Hall and Gardens
Enjoy a view of Gunby as if you were a bird in the sky. Filmed by regular Gunby visitor Kevin Baldwin with a remote controlled drone equipped with a camera. It is set to 'The Lark Ascending' by Vaughan Williams who was a cousin of Lady Massingberd and visited Gunby Hall on various occasions.
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Walk to the Gunby Ice House Pond
Take a gentle stroll to a recently restored part of the Gunby grounds.
Walk to Monksthorpe Chapel
Discover the wider Gunby estate and visit a nearby National Trust property with a unique history.
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There are four retail pot sales candidates in Tukwila
by Jack Mayne The recent Washington State Liquor Control Board lottery for a license to run the single retail store allotted to Tukwila has produced four candidates. They are, in order of their ranking,... [Read more]
Highline Mayors update Chamber members on local economic rebound
Story by Ralph Nichols Photos by Scott Schaefer Highline cities have weathered the recession and now their economic futures look bright, mayors of four area cities told members of the Southwest King County... [Read more]
Come meet 'Bertha,' the world's largest tunneling machine, on Saturday, July 20
The power is on, the cutterhead is hooked up and two miles of Seattle soil await the teeth of 'Bertha,' the world's largest tunneling machine, which you can "meet" in person... [Read more]
Valley View Sewer District/Water District #125 Open House is Thursday
The Valley View Sewer/Water District #125 will be holding an Open House from Noon – 6 p.m. this Thursday, July 26 at their offices at 3460 S. 148th Street in Tukwila. "Enjoy food and beverages... [Read more]
Public Hearing on Tukwila's Proposed Annexation of N. Highline is June 25
The City of Tukwila is proposing to annex a portion of North Highline, and the Tukwila City Council will hold a public hearing on June 25, 2012, at 7:00pm to consider public comments on the 60 percent... [Read more]
PHOTOS: Sea-Tac Airport's New Rental Car Facility Scheduled To Open May 17
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The Minnesota Vikings have unveiled the details of the state's new $975 million stadium in Minneapolis. HKS Sports & Entertainment Group's design calls for a sleek geometric exterior highlighted by a massive prow, expansive transparent roof, and doors that open to the downtown skyline.
HKS says factors such as climate, geography, history of civic structures, and technology influenced the design of the 1.6 million-square-foot stadium. The roof's southern half, built using ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE), gives the feeling of outdoor seating without exposure to Minnesota's sometimes unforgiving weather. Seven stadium decks will surround the field, while five 95-foot-tall pivoting glass doors lead to a two-acre plaza.
"The design reflects the true story of the Minnesota community with its international style driven by climatic response and energy conservation," says Bryan Trubey, design principal of HKS Sports & Entertainment Group. "The interior volume makes it the most versatile, multiuse building in the country with the most advanced digital age technology."
Next, the design will go to the City of Minneapolis for review and approval. Groundbreaking is scheduled for October, with demolition of the existing 31-year-old Metrodome stadium starting in early 2014. The Vikings will play at the University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium for two years, until the new stadium is expected to open in time for the 2016 NFL season.


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Sao Paulo and Corinthians spurned the chance to go clear at the top of the Brazilian Campeonato after drawing 0-0 in midweek. Sao Paulo had the best chances of the match but a combination of wayward finishing and good goalkeeping from Julio Cesar prevented them finding the net.
Vasco da Gama moved back to the summit on Thursday evening despite being held to a 1-1 draw at home by Atletico Goianiense. Anselmo found the net for the visitors in the 23rd minute, only for Diego Souza to respond for Vasco before half-time. Vasco are now a single point above Sao Paulo and two points above both Corinthians and Botafogo, the latter of whom got their first win in three matches in midweek at Gremio. Washington Abreu scored the only goal of the game in the 65th minute to give Botafogo all three points.
Fred scored twice to help Fluminense bounce back from their surprise defeat to Bahia with a 3-1 win over lowly Avai. The Brazilian striker struck either side of a goal from William in the first-half to give Flu a 2-1 lead at the interval. Alejandro Martinuccio then wrapped up the points for Fluminense when he found the back of the net in the 78th minute.
Santos moved into the top half of the table after winning 2-1 at America Mineiro - their fourth straight victory. The visitors took the lead in the second-half when Borges headed in his 18th goal of the season, only for America to equalise when Kempes tapped in from close-range. Both sides pushed for the decisive second goal and it came 10 minutes from time when Neymar's corner found it's way through to Edu Dracena to score.
Internacional stretched their unbeaten run to six matches as they drew 1-1 with Figueirense, who have now tied their last four encounters. Figueirense opened the scoring before half-time when Ygor struck from outside the area but Jo ensured the points were shared with a goal the other side of the interval.
Bahia followed up their win over Fluminense with a 1-0 triumph against Atletico Paranaense thanks to a late strike from Junior. Cruzeiro's disappointing season continued as they slumped to a 2-1 defeat at Coritiba - their sixth match without a win. Marcos Aurelio and Bill gave the newly promoted side a two-goal cushion and Cruzeiro could only grab a consolation through Bobo. Flamengo are another side on a dismal run of form and they were unable to halt it on Wednesday as they drew 1-1 at Atletico Mineiro. Daniel Carvalho fired Atletico into the lead and Flamengo only managed a single response thanks to Ronaldinho, with their efforts hampered late on by the dismissal of Serginho. Meanwhile, Palmeiras ended a five-match winless run with a 1-0 win at Ceara, courtesy of an own goal by Thiago Matias.


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The First Powderpuffs?
Powderpuff refers to an annual tradition at many high schools and colleges where women don men's football gear and play football.
Women were playing football on Western's campus as early as 1931, according to the research conducted by the library.
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A few years ago distributors were worried about sustainability certifications and expanding their seafood sales. Those concerns have been replaced by sourcing and rising wholesale prices, a challenge the entire food industry shares.
The survey was conducted online in September by Diversified Business Communications, SeaFood Business' parent company, and had a response rate of 7.8 percent. Seafood-only distributors comprised 65.7 percent of respondents, protein distributors were 7.8 percent, broadline distributor respondents were 22.8 percent and 3.7 percent of respondents classified their business as "other."


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It's normal to want some eye-candy when you are brushing up on your zombie knowledge. The abovementioned must-read literature about a global war against zombies has its own talkies. Never mind the addition of a whole new character that does not even exist in Brooks' novel. Or the vaccine that masks humans from zombies' keen smell for brains. The only thing that matters, is that Brad Pitt saved the world. Catch him in action on SingTel mioTV's video on demand.
For something less superficial, watch AMC's The Walking Dead. The pure adrenaline rush from watching zombies chasing the survivors and chomping on their flesh is no match for the raw emotions portrayed by the cast of the TV series. Yes, the show deviates from the graphic novel's plotline, but you'll get the same goosebumps when The Governor stares at you with those deep, piercing eyes.
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6 Some of you will escape without being destroyed. But you will die in Egypt. Your bodies will be buried at Memphis. Weeds will cover your treasures of silver. Thorns will grow up in your tents. | 6 Even if they escape from destruction, Egypt will gather them, and Memphis will bury them. Their treasures of silver will be taken over by briers, and thorns will overrun their tents. |
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The Civil Wars' Leading Lady Talks Style-Crushing on Taylor Swift and Finding Inspiration on Instagram
When Adele and Taylor Swift are fans of your music, you must be doing something right. Meet Joy Williams, one half of the three-time Grammy-winning duo The Civil Wars. The group's self-titled sophomore album drops today, and is even better than their critically acclaimed first record, Barton Hollow. And Williams' fashion prowess is just as impressive as her musical chops. Her on-stage uniform is simple, with a dash of drama—she always wears a black, flirty dress and minimal makeup, little more than a bit of winged eyeliner. Her darkly romantic look is a perfect match for the band's hauntingly beautiful music. Their first single off the new album, "The One That Got Away," is a powerful song about regret. "I feel like this new album is very visceral, raw, and even more emotional and honest than what we made with Barton Hollow," she says. "I'm really proud of the way it turned out."
When she's not performing, the country singer's own personal style is more girly. "I try every day to put on at least one article that makes me feel feminine or fun or just feel like the woman that I am. Most days, you'll probably catch me in an Urban Outfitters top and Citizens of Humanity high-rise skinny jeans. I love those. I sort of like clean lines, normally black and white or red. Just really classic colors." And if she could splurge on anything, it'd be shoes. "I'm obsessed with shoes and I try and keep a lid on it, but I really think if money wasn't an object I'd probably have a room full of them. You can take a pair of really basic jeans and a really basic tank top and put on a pair of beautiful shoes and it becomes something completely its own and has a different attitude."
Williams finds fashion inspiration on Instagram from designers like Nina Ricci, J. Mendel and Stella McCartney. "Who doesn't love them some Stella!?" she laughs. You can see her favorite pair of strappy black and white 3.1 Phillip Lim wedges on her own Instagram, @Joy__Williams.
The singer names her close friend Taylor Swift as another fashion role model. Williams collaborated with the country-pop megastar on the song "Safe and Sound" for The Hunger Games soundtrack and admires her polished style. "I love her fashion and I love her more as a person. She always looks so classy and that's something that I've always really respected about her."
This fall, Williams is looking forward to coats, boots and experimenting with lipstick. "I feel like lip color is just continuing to get more and more fun. You can set an instant mood with a lip color, even if you're wearing something basic, so I'm looking forward to playing with that in the fall, too. I might just get crazy."
Click through the slideshow to see Williams' make-up must-haves, and don't forget to pick up her new album The Civil Wars—out today, August 6!


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President Obama's plans to increase volunteerism are sailing through Congress but not without controversy.
The Senate voted 78-20 to triple the number of AmeriCorps volunteers to 250,000 over the next eight years. The legislation also provides incentives for seniors and students to volunteer. The House could send the "Serve America Act" to the President's desk as early as Monday.
The Senate version allows participants to receive more than $4,700 toward their education. The plan comes with a price tag of nearly $6 billion over the next five years.
Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., says the bill is a "well-intentioned mistake" that represents everything that's "wrong with how Congress sees the world."
"We can't replace private charity with government programs and if we try a lot of people are gonna miss meals, suffer cold winters, and leaky roofs," DeMint said.
In an article published by the Heritage Foundation, Brian Brown also writes, "if Congress believes that public service can only survive as a government-funded job, it is indeed dead."
Despite the opposition to "Serve America," the bill is expected to pass.
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I am seeing far fewer Argentine ants around my house and yard this year, and I would like to think it's because of the effort I have put into controlling them (the past few years ) with boric acid. What are the populations of Argentines like where you live?
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Like army ants. With pets and such I cant do much. Why cant cats eat ants? |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Mon, Jul 27, 09 at 2:05
I commented yesterday to DH that this week was the first time I had ants crawling all over me as I watered. They have been farming aphids here and there, huge marching lines of them had not been using my hose and arms as freeways until this week. Renee |
My Argentine ant population is down dramatically this year. My native ants are back. About twice the size and faster afoot and red instead of black. About half the size of carpenter ants, but still able to bite. When they get into the house they are easier to get rid of than the Argentine variety. In the yard I find them under stored pots and lumber scraps and they run up my arms when I disturb their cover. Al |
We've only had one home invasion this summer... which is a first. We've usually had 3 or 4 by now. |
I tried for four years baiting with borate laced sugar solutions. Followed all the recomendations from the UC Riverside study. Then when I read that they decided that fipronil worked better I tried it. First I barrier treated the house foundation. Absolutely amazing, no ants in our around the house for over a year with just one treatment. As for the garden that is another story. I won't use the stuff any where anything is growing unless I can contain it to spill proof bait stations or ant trials that cross an object that I can lightly spray and later remove without ever having touched the soil. When I can do this, it totally wipes out that satellite colony. So to answer the question. I have had fewer argentine ants this year for a reason. |
- Posted by home_grower SoCal Z9 S18 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 2, 09 at 1:48
I guess they all decided to hang out at my place this year. They got in the house for the first time this year. Two hiways to the dog food bowls. Now I keep squishing the scouts around the house. I'm sure it's the heat that drives them indoors. Spectracide Bug stop works pretty well indoors and out and has almost no smell so it's easy to deal with. We keep the dogs out of the area when we spray it and once the buggers are dead we mop the area clean. I just keep it sprayed wherever they surfaced from and the dogs don't seem to be attracted to it. |
- Posted by animal_planet (My Page) on Mon, May 24, 10 at 12:35
Hi, I'm writing from a TV production company called Darlow Smithson Productions, based in London, UK. I'm the producer on a new series for Animal Planet about infestations. This series examines both the 'natural history' of various types of pests and how they behave, in addition to the stories of homeowners who find them a nuisance. I'm looking for people who have had bad ant infestations, especially of Argentine ants. If you have a story of an extreme infestation, please contact me below. We're also looking for home video footage of infestations, so don't hesitate to record the evidence if you're having a problem. My contact details follow... Many thanks, Rebecca North Producer Extreme Infestation for Animal Planet |
Oh,then I guess Im your guy. My head just touches the Sapote trees...I have ants on my head. I water the back yard in summer..they pour out of the cracks in the cement-and I have ants swarming up my pant legs. Make sure you check under the collar just when you think you've brushed all off is my advise. And if anything dies or is stepped on in the yard...the ants devour it. The only good to the recent cool weather-is the ants are on the down low.. |
Hi stanofh I'm working with Rebecca on this Animal Planet documentary. I'd love to have a chat with you about the ants. Would it be possible to get your phone number? My email address is: firstname.lastname@example.com or you can call me on 0044 207 482 7027. We are based in England so there's a bit of a time difference, but I should be able to call you first thing your morning time. Thanks Kate |
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I purchased this used and do not have the instructions. All I want to do is manually change the Home Address.
08-06-2011 07:59 PM - edited 08-06-2011 08:01 PM
To reset the Home address:
1) Tap on the map when in driving view to access the screen called Main Menu.
2) Tap on the icon called Change preferences.
3) In the preferences screens, keep tapping the right arrow until you see the icon "Change Home location".
4) Then pick it from your address, point on map, or current location etc.
Also, to get the manual, using your e-mail address to identify your account, download and start TomTom Home. Connect your device and see if you are offered any updates. You may also get a message the the device is currently associated with a different account (the previous owner's e-mail, if he didn't reset everything), so just change the account to your e-mail. Once connected with TomTom Home, you'll have the option to consult the manual from there. Note: you do not have to apply any updates to the device if you don't want to, before consulting the manual.
You should also plan to make backups in case anything ever goes wrong (this takes a long time, not just a few minutes). TomTom Home is here:


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Bella Rose Bed and Breakfast's innkeeper blog sharing news and events, recipes and interesting bits of info from Canandaigua and the general Finger Lakes area.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Bad luck, good luck, and a whole lot of gratitude at Bella Rose B&B!
Now the good luck: Trying to gain composure and figure out our next move, Chris went to inform our affected guests of the problem. Only one out of four people had showered so we opened up our bathroom to the ones "in need". While he took care of that, I tended to get breakfast moving along and was determined this wasn't going to get the best of me. It was going to be okay, somehow, as my hands shook and brain felt even fuzzier than usual (lol). And, it was. Turns out we were the only ones who seemed bothered by this "little inconvenience" as everyone else found it humorous and exciting. Hard to believe, right? So, even though it looked like we hit a bit of bad luck, we sure felt good luck shine down on us as we realized: a) the problem was in OUR part of the house and repairing it would be easier than if it was in guest space, b) it is not yet the high season so we had time this week to fix it, c) we had very understanding guests.
The gratitude: We thought we had the worst problem ever imagined and, yes, it threw us in a tizzy. But, it could have been so much worse!!! When we realized the good luck we had in the middle of the bad luck, we felt such a feeling of gratitude overwhelm us. And, it is all thanks to our wonderful, understanding, flexible guests. They couldn't have been better about the whole thing and seemed to take it much better than their hosts. Talk about a conversation starter at the table, too! We could have had such different people, with such a different attitude, that would have made a bad problem, worse. But, we didn't. And are we ever grateful.
Now you'll know that Chris not only discovered the problem, it was fixed that afternoon. A valve in the shower was the culprit, and thankfully easy to replace. And, the rest of what needs fixing in our area of the house sure seems like a piece of cake to take care of as well.
A disaster came but did not destroy the morning and yes, we are counting our lucky stars today. But, really, truth be told, it was our fabulous guests that made it so much easier to handle. To them, we say "thanks"! from the bottom of our hearts!
Whew. Glad that's over. I sure hope this month improves from here, though, and I'm not just talking about the weather!!!
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- AnonymousMay 8, 2011 at 7:51 PM
Renee and Chris,
I was so moved by your blog. Being there that weekend was one of the most memorable times I ever had. You and Chris go above and beyond to make your guests feel special.....we felt like family! Your breakfast (even the morning of the water disaster) was without flaw and exceeded our expectations every morning. Thank you so much for the great memories, the wonderful conversation, and the laughs!! I can say without a doubt, that you and Chris made our 12th anniversary so special! You will be seeing us again and look forward to doing it all over again!! (Even with the water!!!!) Mike and Shannon Phelan


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Throughout the sixties and seventies, the popular choice for muscle car and hot rod owners was a raised white letter tire. At that time, 14" wheels were considered the norm, and 15" wheels were the low profile alternative. Now that fewer cars are being equipped with either size wheel from the factory (and as fewer muscle cars are on the road), availability of raised white letter (RWL) tires is getting tough. Goodyear, Firestone and Dunlop have all ceased production of their RWL options, leaving BFGoodrich to carry the banner with the popular Radial T/A.
Radial T/A tires feature the familiar RWL design on one sidewall (plain black letters on the other) and a quiet symmetrical tread design to allow for maximum flexibility for rotation. Its all-season rubber compound is designed for predictable handling and light snow traction, but with an emphasis on long treadlife. The high modulus sidewall stabilizers are designed to improve steering response without a sacrifice of comfort. Just like most muscle cars, the Radial T/A isn't intended for ultra high performance driving and handling. 245/55R18 Radial T/A tires feature the classic redline stripe, but just like the RWL tire, there aren't plans for production in additional sizes.
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This reflection by Milwaukee Veterans for Peace Chapter 102 President Paul Moriarity (pictured) appears in the current issue of the Riverwest Currents newspaper and the July newsletter of Peace Action Wisconsin.
On a warm and sunny Sunday afternoon in June of 2002 I was dismissed from my final formation in the Wisconsin Army National Guard Armory on Richards Street. I stood at attention for the last time in jeans and a white t-shirt while the commanding officer read off some announcements. I had turned in all of my gear and uniforms. I walked out of the armory with only a couple of unit patches, rank insignia and my ribbons. As I turned left onto Capitol on my way home I felt a real sense of freedom, having finally finished four years of active duty service and three years at Richards Street.
One would think that after the lack of perspective by the MainScream media in our run-up to the war in Iraq, that at least the New York Times or the Washington Post would get it right on this part of the planet.
I find there's barely a mention of the reasons why North Korea took action against South Korea this week. Does that mean they didn't have reasons? Of course not. So report on those reasons and let the readers decide.
Instead there is only story of the weirdo and his son trying to lead North Korea down the path of assured destruction. Granted he's strange but what do you think the average global citizen thought of Dubya?
Get the facts folks and take off your US Press filters when you research this story. See my related links below to get the rest of the story. -saw-
As if we hadn't seen this coming. Now we are talking about 2014.
Nancy Youssef of McClatchy News seems to be the one most referenced on this story. http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2010/11/09/103468/obama-administration-moving...
Truly is Obama's war now. Many people in the press have forgotten about our wars. In the recent election who was talking about our wars? One person who has not forgotten about our wars is Jeremy Scahill.
My wife and I went to see Jeremy Scahill last night at the UWEC campus forum event last night. There was a very good turn out. Jeremy is a Wisconsin native that is disillusioned with his home state not re-electing Russ Feingold. Jeremy feels that the Senate will be missing one of the few people that asked the tough questions about the war. Hardly an Obama yes man his millionaire opponent painted him as.
Conservatives who subscribed last year to the osmosis theory of church and state -- the one that said public officials were responsible for and agreed with everything their pastors say and do, unless they specifically condemn or disavow it -- will be surprised to discover the liberal views of Scott Walker, Republican candidate for governor.
The Heartland Hollar blog features a remarkable video of Walker's pastor, the Rev. Jamie Washam, who -- unlike Walker --- opposed the state's ban on gay marriages. [UPDATE: Walker now says he attends a different church, although Rev. Washam's church was listed in his campaign biography in 2005, the year she was marching against the Iraq war (above.) More at end of this post.]
She also -- unlike Walker-- supports women's reproductive rights, and -- unlike You-Know-Who -- was an early, vocal opponent of the war in Iraq. The photo above shows her marching with Clergy and Laity Concerned in Washington in 2005, when US combat deaths totaled about 1,500.
In response to the recent Gaza War, a fundraising page was set up on ActBlue.com in order to contribute to elected officials who have been supportive of the peoples of Israel and Palestine. The page is called A Dream of Peace: Justice and Equality for The People of Israel and Palestine, and can be found here .
The mission of the page states "All of the people of the Holy Land need to live in peace and security. We need to support and elect candidates that are willing to stand up for the rights of the citizens of Israel and Palestine. These candidates support measures to stop violence, increase economic and humanitarian aid, actively engage in negotiation, and promote co-existence among these two Peoples."
On January 28th, Rep. John Olver (MA-01) sent a "Dear Colleague" letter to Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton requesting that the State Department release funds to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) for reconstuction and humanitarian assistance in Gaza. The letter was signed by a total of 63 Democratic House members, including two members of the Wisconsin Delegation.
GoodSearch is a very cool way to direct money to your favorite non-profit organization every time you use it for a search.
Nothing negative against Google, but friends in Milwaukee this weekend showed me how GoodSearch works (a search engine just like Google) with the notable feature that a chosen non-profit gets money every time you do a search.
- Martin Luther King, Jr.'s last speech
Six months ago, I was confidently telling people that if the Democrats couldn't win the presidency in 2008, we should just disband the party.
Lately, I have started hedging my bets.
And an hour with the front section of Sunday's New York Times was enough to make me think that we are headed for another heartbreaking and unnecessary loss.
What did we learn today from the "liberal media?"
2. One brigade of US troops has started to pull out.
3. The troop surge has not produced the political progress that was promised, so the Bush administration is simply downsizing its goals, to make it look like progress.
4. The Democratic presidential candidates appear ready to soften their stances, or at least their language, on Iraq and change the subject to domestic issues.
Here we go again.
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Erin Glaser is in her seventh year as the head volleyball coach at Hamilton College. Glaser has coached the Continentals to 61 wins through her first six seasons.
Glaser led Hamilton to 11 wins, including a 3-0 record and the tournament title at the Kean University Cougar Classic, in 2012. The Continentals won their NESCAC opener and three players ended up ranked in the conference's top 10 in a major statistical category.
In 2011 Glaser guided Hamilton to an overall record of 17-12, which represented the program's first winning season since 1999. The Continentals won three tournament titles under Glaser that year and defeated NESCAC rival Trinity College in the Continental Classic. It was Hamilton's first win against Trinity since 1993. Anna Brown '15 was selected the NESCAC player of the week on Oct. 24 after she was named to the Continental Classic all-tournament team.
Sarah Pfund '14, Erin Casey '15 and Emily Rosen '15 made the 2013 NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team. Each honoree has a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35 and must have reached sophomore academic standing. Glaser's program was honored by the American Volleyball Coaches Association with the AVCA Team Academic Award for the fourth time in 2013-14. A 3.30 cumulative team GPA on a 4.0 scale needs to be maintained at the close of the school year for a program to be eligible for the award.
Glaser -- formerly Erin Reding -- was an assistant coach at Connecticut College in 2006 and 2007. The Camels tied for second place in the 2006 NESCAC standings with a record of 7-3 and the team finished 20-9 overall. Glaser helped guide the team to a tie for third place with another 7-3 conference record -- as well as an overall record of 20-8 -- in 2007. Conn. College was a NESCAC championship semifinalist both years. She helped mold two all-conference selections during those two years.
Glaser played volleyball at Wesleyan University for four years. She was co-captain and team MVP as a senior in 2005, and was selected the team's rookie of the year in 2002. Glaser led the Cardinals in blocks as a sophomore, junior and senior, and finished second on the program's all-time list with 415. Glaser also ended up fifth in career aces (221) and seventh in kills (1,137). She graduated cum laude and went on to earn her master's degree in coaching from Stony Brook University. She is also a graduate of the NCAA Women Coaches Academy.
Glaser attended Darien High School in Connecticut where she was co-captain of the varsity in 2002. She helped lead the squad to the Class M state title and a county championship.
Lisa Lindberg is in her fourth year as an assistant coach for the Hamilton College volleyball team. Lindberg is also head coach for New York Mills High School girls' varsity volleyball. She guided that program to Center State Conference titles in 2011 and 2012, as well as a Section III Class D championship in 2011. Lindberg was named the 2010-11 Section III Class D Coach of the Year.
Lindberg played collegiate volleyball at Smith College from 1999 to 2002. She was a four-year starter as a libero/defensive specialist and a two-time captain. She finished her senior year with 530 digs in 113 sets for 4.69 digs per set and was selected to the 2002 New England Women's Volleyball Association Senior Classic Team. Lindberg helped lead the team to a 16-14 record and the semifinals of the conference tournament in her rookie season. She amassed 1,583 digs for her Smith career.
Lindberg was an Eastern College Athletic Conference scholar-athlete from 2000 to 2003 and was on the Dean's List in 2002-03. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in government.


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Six run third inning propels Bucs to 8-2 win over Brewers
Final: Pirates 8, Brewers 2
WP: Kevin Correia (2-5, 4.19 ERA)
LP: Randy Wolf (2-5, 6.05 ERA)
Nyjer Morgan hit a solo home run in the first inning for the Brewers and it looked like tonight was going to just be one of those nights that we dread. But then the third inning happened.
That's nice.
The Bucs would add two more with a 2-run double by Andrew McCutchen in the eighth inning, but the game was over by that point.
Kevin Correia gave up two home runs, his eight and ninth given up on the season. But they were both solo homers and he did a good job keeping the game out of reach by putting up some zeroes after the first inning.
Somehow, it took five pitchers to record the final ten outs of this game. But Doug Slaten, Jared Hughes, Brad Lincoln, Tony Watson, and Juan Cruz were able to get those outs without allowing a run.
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