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After we drove ours off the lot we immediately had two problems.
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My dad bought this car back in '01 and I remember the day we traded his old saturn for it. The car has 216,800 miles as of today and finally the transmission is "going" out, which is very good for an automatic. The engine is a bit small for a V6 but the car gets me around and safetly. The airbags are all still operable, other than normal maintanence like oil and the timing belts. This car has been amazing. The AC has been out a while and being in Arlington Texas and having 22 straight days of triple digit heat, it kinda sucks but the big windows rolled down help out a lot. My mileage has gone down a little cause of my transmission, but growing up with this car and now driving it is awesome.
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I have had this vehicle since 2001 and has over 165,000 miles! It wasn't been without its share of problems though. The first major repair was a new transmission at 20k. Lots of other problems too all covered under the warranty. Since the bumper to bumper warranty has been out, only a few minor repairs, so I can't complain too much. Factory put quality tires on, didn't get a new set till 100k! Its a very comfortable vehicle and has been on many, many road trips. I think it may be getting time for a new vehicle, Hyundai will probably be at the top of my list, I think they've come a long way since 01, and the warranty and affordability can't be beat.
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I bought my 2001 Santa Fe used at a Toyota dealership, and within three weeks of purchase I had replaced almost 3000 worth of computer parts, as well as the spark plugs. The dealership was full of liars and crooks, but most importantly this car turned out to be the biggest mistake of my life. My transmission blew in late 2008 and cost me almost 4500 to fix, and I only fixed it because I still owe so much on the vehicle and the dealership did nothing to help me. As soon as I can get rid of this car, I will do so and I will never purchase another Hyundai again. It's a smooth ride and the seat is comfortable, but neither does me any good when the car almost never runs.
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2003 Ford F250, 1999 Subaru, 1995 Isuzu, 1995 Honda, 2001 Honda, 2004 Honda, I can go on and on about cars and trucks I've owned. This Hyundai however has to be the best vehicle that I have ever owned. I would recommend this SUV to anyone who has a small (2,3,4) size family. It's good in and around the city and even when we take a trip from Daytona to Washington DC. Personally, I've told my wife that I want a newer model 08,09,10,11,12,ect. I know this is the 1st so there are some minor flaws.
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2001 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS 2WD 4dr SUV (2.7L 6cyl 4A)
Perhaps I ended up buying the exception to the rule, but I couldn't be happier. 2WD, gets 23 mpg with a 6cyl engine, beefy enough that I feel I could survive an accident, yet small enough to fit into a compact parking space. Hit the accelerator hard, and it takes a good moment to get up to speed, but once there, purrs like a kitten. Really roomy back seats, handy liftback with window opening, plus enough 12v plugs to keep everyone's gizmo charged and running. There are some little bugs - the back ashtray/catchall and cup holder has decided to give up the ghost, but the heater's nice and toasty, and the heated mirrors mean I can see what's around me.
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2001 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS 2WD 4dr SUV (2.7L 6cyl 4A)
Bought new in Aug 2001 and 2 weeks later, leaking evaporator killed A/C during the heat of S. FL summer. At 100K miles, have replaced more major parts than I can recall, including 2 failed alternators, a starter, rear hatch lock, window motor, oxygen sensor (nearly killed me on the highway approach), a fuel output sensor, something major in the steering, 2 front wheel boots; have computer failure that causes radio to repeatedly whine while rapidly switching back & forth from CD player to radio; turn it off and it turns itself back on! Doors unlock themselves. Awful awful mileage (16/20 & I drive moderately). Spent so much in repairs since 2001, I couldn't afford new car. A SUPER LEMON!
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2001 Hyundai Santa Fe LX 4WD 4dr SUV (2.7L 6cyl 4A)
I gave a lower reliability score because a front seal Transfer seal setn out and led to having to replace the casing, not a cheap fix. I'm second owner to the warranty was not valid for me but the dealer/manufacture kicked in for a third of the cost. I don't understand the lower ratings on "performance" but my 2.6 v6 really gets with it when merging into a fast freeway on ramp. It is really fast which surprised me on the test drive for an SUV. This vehicle has 8o,ooo on it when I bought it and the previous owners had kept really good care of this rig, it was like new and still is and, unlike the new models it still had the combo CD/cassette radio and a rear window that opens (love it).
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2001 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS 4WD 4dr SUV (2.7L 6cyl 4A)
We bought this car about two years now, at the begun everything seem so be ok but problemas started.. alternator need to be change, two transmissions sensor were bad so all the transmission blew up, then the time chain, the radiator have a leak, the factory alarm fail, the ac compresor fail... everything fail in order all this in abour 2 months, i like the feel of the car but to me at least kia wil not be a brand to recomend i have own 4-5 GM cars and thay have had the same problems but maintance end reapairs are lot cheaper
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Google bashing has become a daily story. Often the bashers enjoy pointing out the irony of the original mission statement of "don't be evil. " Google is also almost always mentioned in debates about what size organizations are the true incubators of innovation, the small hungry visionary organization or the well-funded and connected giant.
We are not interested in weighing in on these Google conversations today. Today, like most days, we are the happy benefactors of that early Google innovation that reaches us daily and as reliably as the rants about Google. Yes, the Google Doodle.
Today, some of us got to remember the art of a woman, once a nun, who expressed her involvement in the movements of her time in her art. More importantly, many learned of Corita Kent for the first time today. This is what makes the graphics, animations and information of the Google Doodle, much more than a lower case doodle.
These daily works are right up there with public television – free education and inspiration to learn more. After seeing the Corita Kent doodle, and a view of an image gallery, one can quickly learn that she was shoulder to shoulder with Warhol. He may have been first with the soup cans, but Kent's style and messages were just as timely, but not as obscure. She meant to communicate. She used inverted type to arrest the viewer like the scrambled facial features of a Picasso. Once she had your attention her message was plain. Kent also used brands in her art in a way that was and remains timely. A piece called, "The Big G stands for Good[ness]", is somewhere between a chide and challenge to General Foods to remember their own original mission and the responsibility of being big.
Thanks Google, for today's 15-minute education.
The No-Ad app is a public art project that exists to replace ads with art. Not in the physical world but in your screen world. Train a device at a particular subway ad and the app recognizes it and serves up a replacement visual. We think public art is crucial and work in communications so this experiment has our attention. The app is downloaded and we'll note the results if notable.
In the meantime, our initial thoughts are these. We love the intention of promoting art, but wonder if advertisers aren't grinning right now. Isn't this project giving sustained attention to the advertisements and associating a positive experience with them? This is not a bad thing. In fact, it looks like everyone will get a little more of what they want. After all, this app will be used by people who are passionately opposed to advertising and those who look at advertising as part of popular culture. Each will get an experience driven by their perspective when they use the app. Plus, the advertisers get several more seconds of attention then they banked on from both the app users and the occasional on-looker.
The only group this leaves out are those of us hardwired to ignore everything but the essential when we are commuting. Which is all of us some of the time. In the end, it seems that the makers of this app, Re+Public, have really created a mobile installation and a timestamp for the current confluence of art and commerce. Will their ultimate mission to democratize shared media space win out? Not sure, but if they can back up enough ads with art and app takes off; it's a conversation.
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analogy, metaphor and images all work wonders to build common understanding quickly. one reliable analogy for us is how web design and architecture are alike. both must guide people through a space and both are the most successful when the guideposts are so intuitive that the space and the content are fully experienced. if the visitor has to think too hard about direction the intended journey is diminished.
our new image to accompany this analogy is the Pathé foundation building in Paris designed by the Renzo Piano Workshop. controversial for sure, this building's journey is an alternate route. it merges purpose and meaning. it melds old and new. not every building (or website) needs to be this unconventional, but the Renzo design stands as a vivid reminder to make the journey fluid.
Alex, just spotted this sign in the Bahamas. Shows how commanding vintage graphics remain. Clean, bold, effective.
We appreciate the power of checklists. They are a reliable method for keeping projects on track. Naturally, then, we were thrilled to work with Real Simple to translate their most popular magazine content – the checklist library – into a successful mobile app.
The app expresses the Real Simple clean brand look with crisp typography, a subtle design, and a straightforward interface that makes it easy and fast to thumb through hundreds of pre-loaded checklists or set up a custom checklist. The my list function allows users to move relevant Real Simple checklists to join their custom lists. Users can delegate tasks by email or text, set reminders and reset lists. When tasks are complete, tap the task and a substantial orange checkmark appears. Progress recorded.
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TMJ/Jaw Release
Tiny muscles that make a big impact
So many clients come into my office with tension headaches. Some of these headaches are caused by upper neck tension, and some are caused by tension in and around the jaw. In this post, we'll explore how you can release some of the jaw muscles yourself at home. If you catch yourself grinding your teeth at night, or even during a stressful time during the day, give these moves a try. The more you can learn about your own body and it's patterns, the more you can learn how to ease distressful symptoms.
Anatomy Lesson:
There are about a score of muscles on your face, but two are particularly culpable for jaw tension: Masseter and Lateral Pterygoid. The masseter is the strongest muscle in the body, with a force of up to 200 pounds of pressure on the molars, allowing us to chew and grind. It's relative is the lateral pterygoid, which is directly posterior to it, closer to the ear. Both of these muscles move the jaw at the Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ).In many TMJ disorders, these two muscles are tight and not moving properly. The masseter attaches at about the bottom of the cheekbone and the bottom of the jaw; the lateral pterygoid from the TMJ to the sphenoid bone, which you can feel as about the edge of your cheekbone closest to your ear.
The Points:
Starting at the bottom of your cheekbone, apply gentle pressure starting at about the middle of the cheek and moving toward the ear. Note any specific tender points along this path. Moving to directly in front of the ear, apply a gentle pressure again toward the back of the head; the intent here is to move a little lymph first toward the back of the ear, then directly down, toward the neck. Spend a little time here with the flat part of a few fingers, and note the feeling of a gentle fluid flush – that's your lymph moving.
Now a strange maneuver: Hook your little finger into your ear with your palm facing out. The idea is to feel the attachment of that lateral pterygoid as it lays directly inside the front of your ear. Open and close your jaw a few times to feel the muscle move back and forth, holding a firm pressure against the front of that inner ear. Repeat moving the jaw about 10 times, then remove the finger to release the muscle.
Move to the TMJ itself, the very edge of your jawbone. With two or three fingers and the palm facing out, apply moderate pressure to the joint, while trying to keep your jaw as relaxed as possible. A good visualization is to imagine your jaw touching the floor. Pushing that jaw all the way down helps the joint release.
Move along the bottom of the jawbone, again with palm facing out, applying moderate pressure with two or three fingers. Notice that there may be a number of knotty trigger points here; if you find one, just spend a few extra seconds applying pressure to it, but try not to increase the pressure itself, that may lead to increased tension in the muscles.
Finally, it's been postulated that the motion of yawning both increases oxygen to the brain and stretches the jaw muscles, which are under extreme pressure. If you feel the need to yawn at all while performing these movements, allow your body to stretch the muscles for you. Perform these movements on both side of the face, and remember to keep your pressure on the gentle side.
I'm happy to have helped a number of clients through TMJ disorders. These type of disorders along with neck and should tension can very effectively be addressed in just a 30 minute session, even during your lunch hour! Feel free to call me at my Westport office to schedule an appointment. See you soon!
Ballet Envy: Rond de Jambe
An amazing exercise/stretch for the entire outer hip and upper leg
Ballet (and Barre) have become very popular forms of exercise recently, and rightly so. I've been using ballet as exercise for about 6 years, and I can say, categorically, there is no better method for opening your hips. After practicing ballet, I always feel stronger, more relaxed, and even a few inches taller! Perhaps what I love most about ballet is the combination of grace, power, and muscle release from stretching.
Below is illustrated one of my favorite ballet techniques, "Rond de Jambe" or "circling of the leg". Half circles are created with the pointed toe, stretching and strengthening all the small musculature in the outer hip. This is a fantastic movement if you feel that you've been walking/running frequently and your gait may be off, or even if you slept on one hip strangely, making it feel tighter than the other. I've also found it beneficial for mothers who always hold children on one hip.
(These motions are "Rond de jambe à terre"; that is, a straightened leg with pointed toe remaining on the ground to sweep around.)
To begin, stand up straight in first position, heels together, toes open to a narrow "V", with your head straight up and shoulders back. Hold your arms out to each side at shoulder level for balance.
Begin with the right foot, pointing straight out in front of you. Slowly stretch the right leg from front to back, drawing a big half circle with your toes, lightly grazing the floor. (This motion from front to back is "rond de jambe en dehors".) Repeat 5 times.
Continuing with the right leg, point the toes to the back, then circle toward the front. (This motion from back to front is "rond de jambe en dedans.") Repeat 5 times.
Take a moment here to notice if circling from front to back or from back to front was easier for you; this is an interesting note about your hips. If one feels more difficult than the other, that's the one you should spend more time and repetitions working out. Ideally, both motions would be equal on both legs; if not, repeat until they feel at least moderately similar.
Repeat both rond de jambe en dehors and rond de jambe en dedans on the left leg, 5 repetitions each.
Enjoy these stretches, letting yourself relax into the dance for a few moments in your day. With training, the hip musculature can go from chronically tense, to freely moving. And massage therapy sessions help too! The benefit of massage therapy combined with exercise is increased muscle training and circulation, which helps the body to function optimally. I'll see you in my Westport office!


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Scott O'Neil doesn't believe his teams will be cast in a bad light by agreeing to a multiyear deal with one of the world's leading online poker companies. But there were immediate questions about the relationship.
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Snagging the Super Bowl Halftime Show is a huge honor for any musician. The exposure is priceless and that's why the NFL historically hasn't paid any of the acts to perform. With the telecast breaking new ratings records on a yearly basis, the revenue artists generate after their performance is also rising. The league now wants a piece of that lucrative pie. #greedymofos
According to a new report by the Wall Street Journal, the NFL has already "asked at least some of the acts if they would be willing to contribute a portion of their post-Super Bowl tour income to the league, or if they would make some other type of financial contribution, in exchange for the halftime gig." Unsurprisingly, the proposal has received lackluster responses from the contenders' representatives. Find out which three acts are the reported frontrunners for the gig below.
Even in animated form, Rihanna loves her selfies ;)
Home features the "We Found Love" singer as a young girl named Tip. She finds herself on a road trip with a runaway extraterrestrial voiced by The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons. The two go on the run as Parsons' alien race invades Earth. Also providing voices for the Dreamworks animated film are Steve Martin and Jennifer Lopez. The latter plays Rihanna's mother. LOL.
Home hits theaters on March 27, 2015. A four-minute short film titled Almost Home was attached to theatrical showings for Mr. Peabody & Sherman and Rio 2 this year. In addition to lending her voice, Rihanna is creating a concept album consisting of 12 original songs for the film. Check out the trailer below.
In honor of Black Music Month, Ebony magazine is issuing four collectible covers with a different musical superstar gracing each one. The publication pays tribute to them for their "unprecedented impact on black music."
Not surprisingly given her remarkable year, Beyonce snags one and earns the title of 'Diva.' Her other half, hubby Jay-Z, scored a cover as well with the 'Mogul' moniker. Rounding out the four are Rihanna and Kanye West with the titles of 'Rebel' and 'Poet' respectively.
Inside the issue, Usher, Mary J. Blige, Lauryn Hill and Prince are also honored, along with icons of years past, including Tina Turner, Tupac, and Donna Summer. The issue hits newsstands on Tuesday. Check out the rest of the covers below.
"It was an honor to write the four cover stories for EBONY magazine's Black Music Month special collector's edition," said music writer Kevin Powell. "Rarely do you see today's unstoppable stars like Beyonce, Rihanna, Kanye West and Jay Z packaged with legends like Tina Turner, Donna Summer or Tupac Shakur, but we did it because when it comes to Black music, it is important to note the deep connection between the musicians of yesterday and today."
Since it's Throwback Thursday, I thought I'd share this fun little track. Comedian Dan Chamerlain, better known as Chambaland to his tumblr followers, does some pretty slick mashups. His latest masterpiece brings together two unlikely artists – Rihanna and Scottish band Chvrches.
Chambaland has combined RiRi's vocals from "Umbrella" with the synth arrangement of the trio's "The Mother We Share." I'm sure Chvrches would approve. They love R&B as evident by their wicked cover of the Whitney classic, "It's Not Right, But It's Okay." Give "The Umbrella We Share" a listen below.
Rihanna must sell a whackload of copies for Vogue. The 25-year-old lands her third cover in just four years for the US edition of the publication. It's her very own fashionable hat trick.
Her latest lands on newsstands on February 25. Photographed by David Sims, RiRi rocks a wide array of glamorously beaded outfits in addition to talking about her Instagram obsession and more. Check out several pics and quotes below from the March 2014 issue.
"It's not about pain. It's about the commitment. I say to myself, 'I want to look like this,' and worry about the pain later. I've had nights I had to tiptoe home and the balls of my feet wouldn't even allow me to stand."
Holy caliente Batman! Even as a homosexual, I couldn't help but get hot and bothered watching these two sexy bitches get intimate and interactive with each other. It's glamorous and seductive without being raunchy. That's saying a lot considering Rihanna has a tendency to go the latter route. Remember her water twerking vid? Less is more, Rihanna. Less is more. And I'm not talking about clothing ;)
The visual for "Can't Remember To Forget You" features Shakira and Rihanna in cleavage-revealing outfits while smoking cigars, pool lounging and plenty of wall gyrating. The Colombian singer showcases her guitar and drum prowess in a bed of water. RiRi on the other hand demonstrates how she seduces another female. The "Stay" singer caresses The Voice judge's shapely butt. Check out the clip below, along with a behind the scenes look.
When Mikky Ekko first heard Rihanna wanted to record his track, he revealed to Digital Spy that he had reservations about recording with the Barbadian singer. It's a good thing he brushed off his worries and collaborated with RiRi. Just like A Great Big World allowing Christina Aguilera on "Say Something," Ekko's co-penned "Stay" became a worldwide sensation, huge Billboard hit and spawned multiple covers. It's also up for an award at this weekend's Grammys.
"So when I heard Rihanna wanted to record it, it was difficult for me, but I realised it was such a magnificent opportunity. It was a huge affirmation for me. It was an opportunity to marry what I do with arguably the most visible platform on the planet. That was so cool to me, because that was the last song you'd expect." – Mikky Ekko
Ekko's original demo has surfaced online. As gorgeous as his solo version is, I much prefer the track as a duet. However, it's clear that Mikky's vocals inspired Rihanna's recording session. The arrangement is pretty similar with the "We Found Love" singer copying Ekko's licks and delivery. Check it out below.
As she often does, Shakira keeps it real by releasing a Spanish version of her new single, "Can't Remember To Forget You." For those who were hoping to hear Rihanna belt out parts en Espanol, you'll be disappointed. The Bajan singer is missing in action on the new version. BOO. If Celine Dion can belt out a song in Mandarin for Chinese New Year, surely RiRi can attempt a couple of verses in another tongue, especially on this catchy reggae-rock track. Don't you agree?
As much as I love the duet, I have to say, "Nunca Me Acuerdo De Olvidarte" is even more divine. Not surprisingly, it seems more natural and breezy. Even though I'm not fluent in Spanish by any means, I kinda understand the Colombian singer much more in her native tongue, than in English. Am I the only one who thinks this? Check out the new version below.


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Indiana 68
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Penn State 71
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8:00 PM ET, February 15, 2006
Bryce Jordan Center, State College, Pennsylvania
Top Performers
Indiana: R. Vaden 17 Pts, 4 Reb, 4 Ast, 3 Stl
Penn State: G. Claxton 20 Pts, 9 Reb, 4 Ast, 3 Stl
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Home or away, Indiana coach Mike Davis just can't escape rumors about his job security.
After Penn State beat the Hoosiers 71-68 on Wednesday night, the embattled Davis sidestepped questions about a report that he would step down after this season."I'm not answering anything about my job," Davis said in a low, raspy voice after a reporter asked him about a story posted Wednesday night on SI.com, citing sources in the athletic department that he would resign after the season.Davis said he didn't know about that story until he was asked about it on his post-game radio show."If I say something, I say the wrong thing," Davis said, whose team lost for the sixth time in seven games. "I just need to keep my mouth shut and focus on my basketball team."The Nittany Lions (12-11, 4-8 Big Ten) took over late despite some missed free throws. Ben Luber hit a jumper, then Geary Claxton nailed a 3 with 3:46 left to give Penn State a 70-65 lead.Lewis Monroe hit one of two free throws to narrow the lead to 71-68, then Luber missed two free throws with 2 seconds left. But Marshall Strickland's desperation 3 came after the buzzer and hit off the rim, and the Penn State fans stormed the court.But the attention was squarely on Davis in his first game back on the bench after missing a game with flu-like symptoms amid rampant speculation about his job security. Indiana (13-9, 5-6) fell out of the Top 25 this week for the first time this season.The slide has caused unrest among a vocal contingent of Hoosier fans calling for Davis' ouster.Roderick Wilmont said Davis didn't address the speculation to the team in the locker room, and the rumors about the coach's job weren't a distraction for the Hoosiers."I don't know. I don't know what's going on," Wilmont said on his way out of the Bryce Jordan Center. "I'm here to play."Claxton had 20 points and nine rebounds for Penn State, while Travis Parker had 21 points and seven rebounds.It was Penn State's first win since upsetting then-No. 6 Illinois on the road on Feb. 4 in a game that ended the Illini's 33-game home winning streak. The Nittany Lions had lost two straight at home since then."I'm happy for these kids," Nittany Lions coach Ed DeChellis said. "They've really worked hard this past week and it was important for us to get the good feeling back."DeChellis didn't want to comment on the Davis rumors."That's not my deal," he said. "I'm focused on Penn State."Davis, in his sixth season since replacing Bob Knight, coached Indiana to the NCAA title game in 2002.Before the game, Davis sat in a chair in a hallway leading to the court and in front of the media room for at least 20 minutes. In a low voice, he declined to answer questions about the recent drama over his coaching status.He spent a lot of the first half of the Penn State game on the bench with his hand on his chin, but was pacing the sidelines and was more animated after halftime.When asked Monday by reporters to explain why Indiana fans have been reluctant to fully embrace him, the coach suggested it was because he wasn't a graduate of the school.Davis then tried to quiet speculation on Tuesday by saying he had no plans to quit this season. He also said that his job status had become too big a distraction as the Hoosiers prepare for the final weeks of the regular season.Robert Vaden led Indiana with 17 points.The Nittany Lions erased an early eight-point deficit and took a 26-20 lead on a free throw by Claxton.But the Lions went cold from the field and the Hoosiers started hitting from outside. Sophomore reserve A.J. Ratliff made two 3s in the waning minutes of the first half before Strickland dunked just before halftime to give Indiana a 35-31 lead.Ratliff scored as many points in the first half (11) than in his previous four games combined. A projected starter at the beginning of the season, Ratliff missed the first three games of the season with a broken right thumb and had struggled since then.It doesn't get easier for Indiana, which is at Illinois on Sunday.Davis said he wasn't concerned about the job speculation and was focusing on his squad."These guys are going to be fine," he said. "They are hurting in the locker room because we lost the game. But I'm glad to see them hurt. I'm glad to see them show some emotion. ... I see a lot of positives out of it."Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 68 | 71 |
FG Made-Attempted | 25-56 (.446) | 24-47 (.511) |
3P Made-Attempted | 12-34 (.353) | 6-18 (.333) |
FT Made-Attempted | 6-7 (.857) | 17-26 (.654) |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 20 (0/0) | 13 (0/0) |
Largest Lead | 8 | 6 |
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Team Stats: Indiana | Penn State |
Next 5 Games
02/19 @ILL 3:30pm 02/22 PSU 7:00pm 02/26 MSU 12:00pm 03/01 @PUR 8:00pm 03/04 @MICH 2:30pm |
02/18 @PUR 2:30pm 02/22 @IND 7:00pm 02/25 NW 3:30pm 03/01 @IOWA 8:00pm 03/09 NW 12:00pm |
Complete Schedule: Indiana | Penn State |
Big Ten Conference Standings
#12 Ohio State | 12-4 | 25-5 |
#13 Illinois | 11-5 | 25-6 |
#20 Iowa | 11-5 | 25-8 |
#16 Michigan St | 8-8 | 22-11 |
Michigan | 8-8 | 18-10 |
Wisconsin | 9-7 | 19-11 |
Indiana | 9-7 | 18-11 |
Penn State | 6-10 | 15-14 |
Minnesota | 5-11 | 15-14 |
Northwestern | 6-10 | 14-15 |
Purdue | 3-13 | 9-19 |
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In 1999, Dave Sobelman was serving burgers and pitchers of beer to blue collar workers in the rough and rugged Menomonee Valley. With the checks he cashed on weekends from the humble factory workers he began ordering some of the finest ingredients for this burgers - locally baked country-butter rolls and the best beef available.
Then one day, Dave walked out of his burger bar and saw a newspaper stand for the Shepherd Express. The cover story highlighted the Top 5 "Pub Grub" locations in Milwaukee and Dave's did not make the list. This omission was a turning point in Sobelman's history.
After seeing the article, Dave called the author of the story and invited him over for a burger. The local writer came into Sobelman's the next day and sat at the bar, ordered a PLAIN burger, and a beer. That very next week, Dave Sobelman had his own feature article on the front page of the Shepherd Express praising the burgers at Sobelman's Pub and Grill as the absolute best in Milwaukee.
Dave became wild with the possibility of fame after seeing his name and acclaimed burger in print. So with the help of this wife - Melanie - Dave began placing his energies into continuously providing the most quality ingredients and best tasting menu he could create for the public - and of course this menu included drinks. Dave's location is after all, a storied Schlitz tavern.
It's really not what's inside the glass that makes Sobelman's Pub and Grill's signature bloody mary stand out. The drink, or "Bloody Masterpiece" as it's affectionally called (not to be confused with the "Baconado" or "Crown Mary"), arrives with 13 garnishes. Brussels sprouts, celery, sausage, cheese, and even a cheeseburger slider stick out of the drink like an edible bouquet. The creative drink has garnered many fans, not to mention a feature on Good Morning America.
That slider garnish serves as an introduction to Sobelman's menu. The husband-and-wife team will proudly tell you that they have always had the best burgers in Milwaukee, and they back up the claim with a 2013 Readers' Choice Award from Milwaukee Magazine and three other local Best Burger Awards in the last 3 plus years. Each Certified Prime Black Angus patty is sandwiched between a fresh baked country-butter roll and rests beneath toppings such as homemade chili, diced jalapeño, or The Piggyback's pork belly, which comes drizzled in bourbon sauce. These burgers have often been imitated around the city, but never duplicated. Aside from burgers, the cooks craft chicken cordon bleu sandwiches and host a Friday fish fry with beer-battered cod.
Despite the creativity shown on the menu, Sobelman's Pub and Grill's original location on St. Paul Avenue has a timeless element. The Sobelmans make great use of their building and they've kept original Schlitz tavern elements such as beer-barrel tables and strict adherence to the law of gravity in the revived Menomonee Valley neighborhood. Simply put, Sobelman's Pub and Grill is Classic Milwaukee.
One of the best BLTs in Madison doesn't have bacon on it. Dubbed the TLT, owner Jennie Capellaro's meat-free version swaps out the pork for strips of tempeh, a type of cultured soy. The sandwich's smoky flavor won over the critics of 77 Square, claiming Best BLT honors in 2010. PETA named it one of the country's best vegan BLTs in 2012. Every year since 2012, it has been named "Favorite Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurant" by The Daily Page, and it has been featured on The Restaurant Show in both August and September of 2014.
Jennie and her team at The Green Owl Cafe strive to similarly surprise their diners by coaxing out unexpected flavors from their vegetarian and vegan dishes. Championing freshness, they prefer to work with local suppliers, such as Blue Skies Berry Farm and Voss Organics. One of the only vegan brunch places in Madison, guests can substitute tofu for the organic range-free eggs in many dishes, and enjoy bloody marys with house-infused black pepper vodka. They also periodically throw their popular Raw Nights, treating guests to prix fixe dinners comprised of all raw courses. Jennie matches her menu's celebration of nature with a rustic, wood-paneled interior and an outdoor patio where diners can catch the free vitamin-D capsules regularly tossed down by the sun.
While working at a national pizza chain, Scott Gittrich looked at the palette of ingredients around him and wondered why pizza seemed so limited. Then in 1991 he got his chance to experiment. He opened the first Toppers Pizza, combining a fun, party-fueling atmosphere with edible concoctions that topped housemade dough with unexpected delicacies such as mac 'n' cheese and a deconstructed gyro. More than 19 house specialty pies make use of freshly kneaded dough, transporting classic recipes and unheard-of combinations to get people excited about pizza again. And the people respond, enjoying the treats as much as Scott himself, who once went 60 days eating at least one meal a day from Toppers.
Today Toppers Pizza stretches across the country, peppering the Midwest and reaching to the East Coast. Along with pizzas, the cooks oven-toast their grinder sandwiches, which are built on artisanal french bread and stuffed with ingredients such as chipotle chicken and italian sausage. Signature Topperstix—breadsticks adorned with cheese, garlic butter, and toppings such as bacon and pepperoni—accompany pizza orders, silencing rumbling bellies until the early morning.
A few years ago, and after a bit of soul searching, Rhonda Bell realized what her two passions in life were: food and people. She went back to school to study culinary arts, and shortly thereafter, she opened her first restaurant. But much like America's first few presidents, the restaurant didn't have a name?that is, until Rhonda realized how twisted some of her culinary creations were, and then it was easy.
Twisted Cuisine opened in 2006, and Rhonda invited chef Erica Buskirk to join the team in 2008. Today, the pair oversees a menu that includes kangaroo loin, roasted half duck, and even pheasant. The stuffed halibut is especially popular, treating those who order it to Gulf shrimp and herb cream cheese. Despite the gourmet nature of its food, though, Twisted Cuisine remains casual at heart. Its menu changes with the seasons, and it frequently hosts special events and wine tastings.
The faint melody of blues music and the aroma of smoking meat drifts out of the imposing white brick façade of the former American Bank & Trust building. It can inspire the occasional double take from passersby who don't know that the opulent space is now occupied by Gerald's Smokehouse. Inside, where bank tellers once counted cash, there's now a meat smoker that roasts ribs.
Restaurateur Gerald Bester has striven to preserve the building's old-fashioned bits of grandeur. The former deposit slip column has been upended into a long table, and the bank vault serves as the centerpiece of the dining room and as a time-out room for fussy dining companions. Sunlight pours through the service window at the end of the bar. Mr. Bester has also updated the space by transforming the second floor into a VIP lounge furnished with flat-screen TVs, leather couches, and an outside smoking patio.
Mr. Bester, who has a background in entertainment and promotions, strives to lure in international musicians, comedians, and poets to the restaurant's stage. "I knew from an early age I wanted to be an entrepreneur," he says. "Comedy, bands—I just wanted it all in one location, with good food and good drinks."
In contrast to the oft-elaborate décor, Mr. Bester keeps the food casual, offering southern-style barbecue. His chefs smoke ribs atop beds of apple-pecan and hickory wood and serve the meat alongside heaping sides of fried green tomatoes and collard greens.
Owners Brian Glassel and Tim Nicholson eventually teamed up to bring Glass Nickel Pizza Co. to fruition in 1997 after spending their teenage years working around the nostalgic aromas of baking pizzas in Wisconsin eateries. They met while working in the same pizzeria and shared a passion for gourmet pies, so they spent a year planning and dreaming. Then they gathered a small but dedicated team to flip the saucy dough and accommodate patrons with first-class customer service, including the provision of tall glasses brimming with cold beer. Their dedication to this modus operandi helped the restaurant to bloom into a statewide fixture with several locations throughout Wisconsin.
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Most of the country has been experiencing a heat wave and few things help us beat the heat more than water. My kids love swimming and running through a sprinkler, but water balloons are an extra special treat for them. They sell them at the dollar store but I don't use them a lot because they just take forever to fill up and are tossed and broken before you know it.
The other day I was reading the June/July issue of Family Fun Magazine and saw a great idea a reader Billie Tylec had for a water balloon hunt. Looking for a way to extend our water balloon play, I thought this sounded perfect. But I know my kids. One of them would end up finding a lot more and the others would be upset. So I had to come up with a way to make things fair yet still fun. I decided to assign each child a shape and then draw that shape on some of the balloons. The kids could only pick up balloons that had their shape on it. (more…)
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Back in high school, I had an English teacher who once spoke about the dangers of equality. Dangers is perhaps too strong a word – but the point was that pure equality, much like pure socialism, is only wonderful in theory. In reality, if we treated everyone completely equal, it would ignore everyone's individual abilities, preferences, and needs.
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Note I said a little.
Lately, we have been having a little issue with my daughter understanding just how much TV is ok. Let's just say sometimes she is not thrilled when I say no to TV (and by not thrilled I mean whining, crying, and generally throwing a fit). So I decided to use some of my professional background in visual schedules and reinforcement charts to create a TV Time Chart to help my daughter see visually how much TV she is allowed to watch in a day.
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While at church one Sunday, I found myself in a peculiar situation. Every ounce of instinct in my body was telling me to scream, or at the very least jump from my seat. While those would normally have been appropriate responses to being startled, I didn't think the pastor would have appreciated such an interruption to his homily.
The reason my heart had skipped a beat is actually pretty humorous. A little boy from about 4 rows back had escaped the peripheral glances of his mother and had army crawled under the pews to carry out a sneak attack and grab my ankle. All in all, it was an amazing feat, and once over the shock, I was impressed.
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I have had this idea for years now, why not use contact paper for wall decals? I bought the contact paper months ago and have used it for everything but Wall Stickers. I was re-doing my room and my plan was to paint some art to put on the wall above the bed. We have a platform bed (that my amazing hubs made) so I was looking for something to take up a lot of space since we don't have a headboard. Immediately the thought came to me, finally I get to put this contact paper to use.
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We may not be able to make payroll in 30 days, Council President Pro Tem Gary Brown said. We have to take extraordinary measures because we are in a crisis.
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Here's another good video of Nadal and Robredo playing some practice points. The video is shot at about court level and pretty close to the players. The players appear to be hitting pretty seriously.
Limpin is correct that the perspective can be deceiving, but one way to deal with that is to draw an imaginary line between the two players heads. That's about six feet. If the ball at any point in it's flight goes above that line then it has to be more than six feet off the ground, regardless of angle, depth, etc. If is stays below then it never attains that height.
There are definitely some defensive shots that clear the net by 6 or more feet. There are also some topspin backhands that Robredo hits from pretty far behind the baseline that appear to over 6 feet. But a lot of the shots, especially when they really hit out on the ball, don't go above that 6 foot line between the heads of the players (i.e. 3 feet over the net).
I saw the same thing on the other videos that I posted.
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Martha Palafox Gutiérrez (born 23 February 1949) is a Mexican politician affiliated to the Labor Party. She currently serves as Senator of the LXII Legislature of the Mexican Congress representing Tlaxcala.[1] She also served as deputy of the Chamber of Deputies during the LVII and LIX Legislatures.
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In this exercise I'm going to show you how to customize palettes, how to move them around and group them differently here in Illustrator. Now I have got too many window groups open at the current moment ub time. Especially given that I'm working on a pretty tiny screen. So I'm going to go up here to this Tiling icon and I'm going to click this first guy to consolidate everybody into one big illustration window I think that is more acceptable and now let me show you what is going on with these guys. First of all we have a column of a palettes that are grouped together and they are docked together they are docked one on top of each other in two group, so color and color guide are sharing a group together. Swatches and brushes and symbols are sharing a group with each other, and so on.
You can collapse the palette if you want to. Collapse them to icons as you can see right there, just by clicking inside that dark gray bar. And if you click again you will expand the palettes, now if you like them collapsed, like this but do not like not being able to see what the names of the palettes are then you can just go ahead and scale these palettes by dragging left hand side and then you will reveal their name as well. So they still take up less from then they did before. They are especially more compact, vertically but you can see each one of their names, and now if you want to bring up one of these palettes, all you need to do is click on in the world to display that palette. Now if some palettes do not show up in this group right here in this dock, then it means that it is going to come up free floating and there is many other palettes that we are not seeing here. For example if we go to the Window menu and choose Pathfinder, which is you will see in the future chapter is an exceptionally, exceedingly useful function. And you can see that these are coming up in a separate floating palette group right there.
All right, so what do you do if you want to monkey with a palette? Basically customize their arrangement on screen. I'm going to go ahead and hide this palette right there by clicking that double pointing right arrowhead. The icon next to it by the way brings up a menu. So this guy the double pointer will make the palette go away. You can also just click on the words over here or click on the icon to make you come up and make you go away. What I prefer to do though is to keep some of the palettes visible at all times. So for example the color palettes is exceedingly useful palette that I like to have open all the time. Swatches I'm going to move up here with color and color guy. You do not have to do exactly what I'm doing in fact there is a certain rationale to keeping the color and swatches palette. Separate them from each other so that you can drag and drop between them. But I'm going to keep them together again. Because I a have so little room to work here and I'm going to take brushes which is sort of a secondary palette for me. I'm going to move it off into its own new dock right there. So if you drag it by the tab you can see them dragging by the tab here and you drop it on that vertical blue line you will start a new group, like so. And then I'm going to drag symbols over there as well.
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"This is a little different than the stews I could find on Zaar. It is by Philomena Corradeno's Chopping Block with a few small changes by me. Serve with a green salad and some crusty bread to sop up the sauce. If you wish you may thicken the sauce by adding 2 tsp cornstarch mixed with 1/4 cup cold water for the final 15 minutes of cooking. I like mine with out the thickening."
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"Wonderful stew, Bergy! I had leftover boneless leg of lamb I cubed to use in this recipe, so I made an adjustment or two to the steps simply to accommodate the use of cooked meat. I used beef broth and red wine, also adding some beef consomme' to add some richness I was afraid would be lost since the meat had already been cooked. I grated parmesan for the soup, but totally forgot about sprinkling the rest on the servings. Didn't taste like it was missing anything, though--it was just delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe."


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