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When the Major League Soccer schedule was released in January, fans took to analyzing the Dynamo's matchups, both home and away. But it was the Dynamo's bye weekend that might prove to be the most valuable for the club.
Following Tuesday's 1-0 win over Santos Laguna in the first leg of their CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal series, the Dynamo will have the weekend off before traveling to Mexico for the second leg.
Houston is not the only team in MLS with such an advantage. Both the Seattle Sounders and LA Galaxy, who are also competing in the CCL quartefinals, will have this coming weekend off from league play. It's another design by the executives at MLS to give their teams an advantage in the region's premier tournament.
On the flip side, schedule makers for LigaMX did not do Santos Laguna any favors. Santos played last Friday night against Jaguares de Chiapas before Tuesday's first leg at BBVA Compass Stadium. Los Guerreros will host Atlante on Friday, March 9 before hosting the Dynamo in the second leg on Wednesday, March 13.
Will the Dynamo's off weekend give them a leg up in game two? Is Santos a deep enough team to overcome four games in 13 days? Give us your thoughts in the comment section below.
In the latest Xs and Os with Dominic Kinnear, the Dynamo head coach discusses the team's upcoming match vs. Santos Laguna and the possible inclusion of Andrew Driver in the lineup.
Following Tuesday night's training session, Santos Laguna manager Pedro Caixinha and forward Herculez Gomez discussed the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal series with the Houston Dynamo.
Tickets are still available for tonight's match and can be purchased by clicking here or by calling (713) 276-GOAL.
On last week's episode of Dynamo Weekly, CSN Houston's Sebastian Salazar and Dynamo broadcaster Glenn Davis broke down Houston's upcoming series with Santos Laguna in the CONCACAF Champions League.
Now that the Dynamo have completed their first mission - a 2-0 defeat of D.C. United in their MLS opener - they can now turn their attention to their second mission.
On Tuesday, Houston will play its first of two CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal matches against Mexican club Santos Laguna. The two teams will square off at BBVA Compass Stadium on Tuesday, before concluding the series at Estadio Corona in Torreon on Wednesday, March 14.
After a sluggish start to their LigaMX campaign, Santos has rebounded of late to the tune of back-to-back wins and a three-game unbeaten streak.
Los Guerreros followed up their win over second place Club America with a 3-1 win over Jaguares de Chiapas. U.S. men's national team striker Herculez Gomez scored two goals for Santos, while Mexican national team striker Oribe Peralta added a third. Peralta currently leads Santos with five goals on the season and is tied for third in LigaMX.
With the win, Santos improved to 4-3-2 and sits in sixth place in the league, only six points behind first place Tigres UANL. If the Dynamo advance past Santos in the two-game series, they will face the winner of the Tigres / Seattle Sounders quarterfinal series.
It's important to note that while the Dynamo have a bye from MLS play next weekend, Santos will host Atlante on Friday night.
Here is a list of their upcoming fixtures:
|Date / Time (CT)
|Tuesday, March 5 - 7 pm
|at Houston Dynamo
|BBVA Compass Stadium
|Friday, March 8 - 9:30 pm
|vs. Atlante
|Estadio Corona
|Wednesday, March 13 - 7 pm
|vs. Houston Dynamo
|Estadio Corona
As the Dynamo closed out their preseason campaign on Saturday, CCL foe Santos Laguna continued their trek through the 2013 LigaMX Clausura.
On Friday, Santos upset second-place Club America at Estadio Corona, defeating the Mexico City-based club 1-0 behind a first-half goal from Darwin Quintero. The goal was Quintero's second of the season and his second in as many games.
Friday's match was a chippy affair between the two Mexican clubs, as seven yellow cards were handed out. Former Mexican national team goalkeeper Oswaldo Sanchez made three saves for his fourth clean sheet of the season.
Current men's national team striker Herculez Gomez played 62 minutes for Los Guerreros, while current Mexican national team striker Oribe Peralta played the full 90 minutes and assisted on Quintero's goal.
Following the win, Santos now sits in sixth place in the LigaMX standings. Here is a list of their upcoming fixtures:
|Date / Time (CT)
|Friday, March 1 - 7:30 pm
|at Jaguares
|Estadio Victor Manuel Reyna
|Tuesday, March 5 - 7 pm
|at Houston Dynamo
|BBVA Compass Stadium
|Friday, March 8 - 9:30 pm
|vs. Atlanta
|Estadio Corona
|Wednesday, March 13 - 7 pm
|vs. Houston Dynamo
|Estadio Corona
While the Dynamo continue their preseason training camp in Charleston, S.C., their 2012-13 CCL quarterfinal opponent Santos Laguna continues their run through Liga MX.
Last week, Santos got out to an early lead on first place Tigres UANL, but a 37th-minute strike from Anselmo Juninho gave the home side a 1-1 draw.
Darwin Quintero's second-minute golazo (watch highlights below) gave Santos an early lead and former Mexican national team goalkeeper Oswaldo Sanchez made three saves for Los Guerreros.
With the draw, Santos moves to 2-3-2 on the season and sits in a tie for eighth place in Liga MX.
The schedule doesn't get any easier for Santos as they travel home this week for a matchup Friday night against second-place Club America. The match kicks off at 9:30 p.m. CT at Estadio Corona in Torreon.
Although we are only three-and-a-half weeks away from opening day, we are also just four weeks away from the Dynamo's first CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal match against Mexican club Santos Laguna (March 5, 7 pm, BBVA Compass Stadium).
Houston will host Santos in the first leg of their home-and-home series, with the winner advancing to the semifinals to face the winner of Seattle Sounders / Tigres UANL. That match will be broadcast nationally on FOX Soccer and can be heard locally on 1560 AM (English) and 850 AM (Spanish).
To get you in the mood for Champions League soccer, each week, we'll provide you an update on how Santos is performing in Liga MX.
Despite transfering Argentinian midfielder Daniel Ludueña and Ecuadoran midfielder Christian Suárez to Pachuca in the offseason, Los Guerreros have had a strong start to the 2013 Clausura campaign. Santos is currently 2-1-2 (8 points) through their first five games and sit in sixth place in Liga MX.
Mexican national team striker Oribe Peralta leads the club with four goals and former Mexican national team goakeeper Oswaldo Sanchez has three shutouts in the first five matches.
Last week, Santos played Pumas to a scoreless draw at Estadio Olimpico Universitaro in Mexico City. The match included a header off the post by U.S. men's national team forward Herculez Gomez and s penalty kick save by Sanchez.
This is the best 0-0 game I've seen in a while. Penalty saved, two goal line clearances, and several other good shots and saves. #LigaMX
— Ordinary Orange Fan (@OrangeFanBlog) February 3, 2013
Santos returns to action this weekend when they host Pumas on Sunday at 4 p.m. CT
With the Houston Dynamo down a goal 64 minutes into Tuesday's CONCACAF Champions League match, there were any number of players on the field and bench that could have produced the necessary equalizer. It should be no surprise, though, that the equalizer came from Andre Hainault, a Canadian defender who has a knack for scoring big goals for the Dynamo. Let's take a look at some of his most important goals in Hainault's Dynamo career.
1. Houston Dynamo vs. Portland Timbers - 10/15/11
With the Dynamo's playoff fate in the balance, Houston went to the fortress of JELD-WEN Field and came away with a 2-0 victory. Hainault put the Dynamo on the board in the first half with a header off a Brad Davis corner kick. The win - and other results that weekend - clinched a playoff spot for Houston and helped kick start the Dynamo's run to the MLS Cup final.
2. Houston Dynamo vs. Sporting Kansas City - 11/6/11
With a berth in the MLS Cup final on the line, the Dynamo traveled to LIVESTRONG Sporting Park to face the top seeded Sporting Kansas City. Although Houston lost team MVP Brad Davis in the first half to a quad injury, the Dynamo continued to fight, and took a 1-0 lead in 53rd minute. After goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsen stopped Jermaine Taylor's initial attempt off an Adam Moffat free kick, Hainault was there to knock the loose ball into the net and punch the Dynamo's ticket to the MLS Cup final.
3. Houston Dynamo vs. Olimpia - 10/23/12
The Dynamo needed only a draw to win Group 3 and advance to the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinals. But between Douglas Caetano's first half goal and and some questionable officiating, the Dynamo's chances of earning a point or more looked slim. That all changed in the 65th minute, when the Dynamo took advantage of one of their eight corner kicks on the evening. Nathan Sturgis curled a perfectly placed ball into the box and Hainault used his size advantage to redirect the ball past Olimpia goalkeeper Donis Escober, giving Houston a 1-1 tie and a berth in the quarterfinals.
4. Houston Dynamo vs. Philadelphia Union - 10/30/11
The Dynamo traveled to PPL Park for the first leg of a conference semifinal series with the Philadelphia Union. It did not take long for the visitors to prove they were a playoff contender, as Hainault's fifth-minute goal, set the tone for the match. Although Sebastien Le Toux leveled the match only minutes later, Calen Carr's goal in the 30th minute sealed the 2-1 win and brought home-field advantage back to Robertson Stadium.
5. Houston Dynamo vs. Chivas USA - 3/11/12
The Dynamo went 15 road games in 2011 without winning one. Hainault made sure that would not happen in 2012, scoring the decisive goal in a 1-0 win over Chivas USA in the season's opening match at The Home Depot Center.

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Hey guys, I guess I should pay attention the the previous posts before opening my big mouth. Somewhere in here........... I lost the part where we were talking about .120 wall thickness, oops. Sorry bout that. I'll pay more attention next time before I open mouth, insert foot. I really thought we were discussing thin wall tubing I guess if I had've payed attention to the title, I wouldn't be looking silly right now
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Wanawisata Forest is a large park with various types of endangered species of Kalimantan trees. Its interesting layout makes Wanawisata as destination for families, particularly during weekends. This tourism park is open daily from 8 am to 5 pm. Its entrance fee is only Rp.1.000 per person.
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solid white tuna packed in water, drained
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creamy salad dressing (such as Miracle Whip™)
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sweet pickle relish, or to taste
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I add a boiled egg, with garlic powder, minced onion, a sprinkle of salt & pepper and little sugar. A delicious recipe.
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From the vocabulary word for daybreak, originally bestowed as a given name in the 1920s, no doubt because of the connotations of freshness and purity of this time of day. It may have originated as a translation of Aurora. Twin girls are sometimes given the names Dawn and Eve, although the latter name does not in fact have anything to do with the time of day. The name is also associated with the British actress Dawn Addams (1930–1985), the British comedienne Dawn French (b. 1957), and the American singer Dawn Upshaw (b. 1960).
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One of the rising forces in F1, Force India missed out by just one point on a place in the top six in the Constructors' Championship last year, easily their best in four years in the top flight.
There were no stand-out moments like Fisi's 2009 pole in Belgium or Sutil's fastest lap at Monza in the same season, but if Tonio Liuzzi had been closer to Sutil's level then Force India might well have edged ahead of F1 grandees Williams in the final count.
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Help Fulfill a Teen Dream! The H.O.P.E. Foundation (Helping Others Prosper Economically) and It's Time to Pray Ministry will be having a prom dress and tux drive at The Salvation Army, 838 Alta Street, Redlands, CA on Saturday, March 17, 2012, 10am – 1pm. If it rains, we will be set up inside the Salvation Army.
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Phyllis J. Terwilliger, 62, of 114 Flagstone Rd., St. Marys, died on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011 at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh following a lengthy illness.
She was born Feb. 4, 1949 in DuBois, a daughter of the late Harry and Alice Clark Nichols.
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Snakebite educational video BETA: Sketching
this is a BETA test for a new educational series I'm working where I work with students, I call Prospects, on designs they come up with. This isn't an end product thing. its a journey thing. Participating in how the Prospect sees solving problems. There's many ways to go, picking one is up to you. In my series, I show you different options.
Enjoy. I'm working on more and I'm very excited to be working on this!
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Great video! Thanks for mentioning the school my brother.
Joel is is a kickass artist of the emerging future. He's doing a complex composition on a sophisticated character getting good guidance. I learned from listening to your instruction to him.
You produce excellent videos. Always enjoying watching them.
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The Animation Academy has influenced so many influential people in the industry...Having someone from your school, where I went after 8 years working professionally and it kept me in the game 12 years later, I had to acknowledge. A lot of what I talk about I learned from you and the students and instructors that went there as well. It was such a magical time.
I'm glad you like it. I didn't shoot it with full intent but I'm glad I got the footage I got because it gave me great pieces to compose.
I have two other art series. One collaborating with pros and then one based on tattoos with Samee. She's an awesome designer and Samee Tatu is her next project and will impress no doubt. He technique and impeccable and her designs are full of love.
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Feel free to share, everyone.
Also, I'm lookin for professional feedback. this episode was filmed kinda half ass. I put the pieces together that I had but there are lots of pieces missing. I'm already refining how I approach filming and working with the collaborator...I'm think of doing more talking and getting the other person to share as well.
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The music is by master percussionist and medicine man, Greg Ellis. I was blessed to have met him along the way during my journey as Director and Partner at the Petra Gallerie SORO Social Club. He performed in my show The Thirteenth Sign and masks of god.
He has traveled and continues to travel around the world to perform medicine rituals using frequencies for sick or unbalanced people. He's an amazing dude.
check him out..this is at his home studio, filmed by his lovely wife.
The album I pulled from for this instructional video is Rhythm Pharm. Music medicine he calls tonics. Each track is live. One take. layered of course. but each layer is one take. He is a master at his craft. to hit these beats and changes without mistake?? takes a sifu fo sho.
You can check his Rhythm Pharm at www.rhythmpharm.com
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Man, that is amazing! I can sense how what he does helps in healing. Terrific performance, really enjoyed it. Works great for you video.
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He and I will be working together in the future. I'm very excited.
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1. Realign Monitor Road to intersect Hobart/Meridian at right angles and at one point. Reduce banking on Hobart/Meridian to facilitate turning movements. In Progress: 15% Complete as of 9/18/14
2. Realign Downs Road to intersect Meridian at right angles and at one point. Reduce banking on Meridian to facilitate turning movements.In Progress: 80% Complete as of 9/18/14
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5. Widen lanes on Meridian in the curves at intersections to allow for truck off tracking.In Progress: 50% Complete as of 9/18/14
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I am planning to create two trellises (8' high by 3' wide) in the shape of trees or large shrubs out of rebar and I need some info on bending and cutting rebar and how to anchor it to the ground. Currently I plan on using large coffee cans filled with concrete and inserting about 6 strands of rebar, cut to various lenths using a circular saw with an abrasive metal cutting blade. Once the concrete cures I will bury it 2' in the ground and use a manual rebar bender, basically a pole with three pegs at one end, to create the tree/shrub effect. Star Jasmine will then, hopefully, climb up these structures and provide fragrance, screening, and shade. Am I whacked? Am I biting off more than I can chew? Am I creating a safety hazard? Please advise.
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i think its a great idea. and i cant wait to see some pic's as it progresses.
for cutting i think a saws-all would be a better choice than a circular saw and a fiber blade. a saws-all with a metal cuttin blade should make lots of cuts befor needing to be replace. i put a fiber cutting disk on my 8 1/2" circular saw and its not prity nore dose it last verry long, the blades eat up pritty quickly. you could also try a 4 1/2" grinder with a cut off blade . i think the 4.5" grinder with a cut off blade would also be a better choice then the circular saw. but some times we have to make do with what we have so by all means dont get discuraged and not due it due to not haveing one of the tools i mentioned.
i realy like the idea of the cement coffie can buried just dont forget to alow enough extra rebar to get you out of the ground befor starting the bends.
i supose it could be a bit dangerous with pointed rebar sticking oout in all directions, maybee bend a circle or even just bend the tip in 1/2 back over its self to get rid of the pointy end. if you made loops at the end you could hang small planters on it wile you are waiting for it to get grown over.(see pic)
welcome to the board by the way, lots of great people here willing to help out with almost any thig.
be shore to share some pic's of the tree with us as you build it. what will you be welding the rebar with or will each branch be its own pice starting in the dirt??thanks for the help
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Depending on how big you plan on building your trees, you may want to opt for using a 5 gal bucket full of concrete rather than a coffee can, that will surely make it more stable/secure especially when the plant begins growing and pulling on it. Please send photos of your finished product. Its a great idea!!
he is going to burry the can 2ft into the ground, the can would just be an ancure to keep it from pulleing out at 2ft down i would think. eather way its still a cool idea, i wana see some pic's, where you getting the rebar and how big ?? 5/8" or smaller/bigger.thanks for the help
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05-23-2007, 05:29 AM #5airhead1340 Guest
Try using bolt cutters, if the end is not what you want, use a bench grinder to dress the ends.
I have no pictures but last year my friend and I made 10 round bar trees. We just used the torches and heated them up to bend the round bar in the shape of branches, and just welded up other little pieces for smaller branches they looked real nice. What everyone else said about the grinder and cutting pieces sounds a lot cleaner for cutting they you have less you need to clean. Also I know another way you can anchor then down, we just added to pieces of flat bar to the side in the shape of a triangle and had a little bit of a point on the bottom and that could work as an anchor, mind you the tree will have to be made a bit taller to make of from space in the ground.
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Guys...it is...a few pieces of rebar....doesn't need a nuclear powered proton beam cutter ..put a bi-metallic blade in your arm-powered hack saw and do it in a few seconds each. If this lady can, you can too:
She bends rebar with a easy jig. She has some good projects in metal here and there on her site. [yeah, yeah, she does show cutting with a grinder too.]
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I'm kinda lazy so I would go with the nuclear powered proton beam cutter, check ebay they have everything. Failing that the 4.5" grinder with a cutting wheel would be my first choice.
If you are looking for design ideas try do a search for "bottle bush" or bottle tree" on line. These are a Southern garden tradition and they are fun to build.
You are on to a great idea here.
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i dont think i got a chance to do so earlyer so just wanted to say welcome.
interesting history on the bottle tree, kinda like an african version of our indean dream catcher.
i took the time to do a quick serch and got a few pic's for those without the time to serch.
man i gotta get a life.
any way, they are som cool idea's for tres, enjoy the pic'sthanks for the help
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Thank you all very much for the input. The 5 gallon bucket vice the coffee can is something I will definately use as is using the angle grinder (it'll give me an excuse to buy another power tool ) to cut and round off the rebar, only because I couldnt find a nuclear powered proton beam cutter for sale online anywhere! Rolling the ends to prevent anyone from getting impaled will also be implemented, since I dont want to get sued if any would-be burglar fleeing the police jumps into my yard. The bottle bush pictures are exactly what I was thinking, just a little larger in scale. I can't take credit for this idea however. We first saw it on Landscape Smart, a DIY show on HGTV. There is also one web site related to this project http://www.home.earthlink.net/~rebartrees/ . Thanks again for all the input. I appreciate it. Ill post pictures when I finish.


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Based on her latest haircut, it looks like the 7-year-old may have taken the scissors into her own hands and chopped off her lovely locks.
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Instead of her long, shiny tresses being swept over in a side part, Katie Holmes's mini-me is rocking a middle part and super short bangs. We know Suri's dad, Tom Cruise, who gives his ex-wife approximately $400,000 in child support, can pay for his little princess to grab a chair at the Sally Hershberger salon and have a pro brush up her bangs, so why the choppy coif?
Perhaps, like most kids, she wanted to experiment and have a little fun in front of the mirror. Or maybe she wanted to channel her mom's bangin' look from last summer's Elle Magazine cover.
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Either way, we doubt she'll be catching much flak for her new 'do from her school pals. Because Suri is a mini trendsetter, we can only imagine that next week we'll see all the kids at the swanky Avenues school, where she attends kindergarten, sporting the jagged cut.
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Logan Kilgore completed 17-of-30 passes for 267 yards and one touchdown to lead the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders to a victory over the FIU Panthers in a 34-30 Sun Belt Conference thriller at FIU Stadium.
Middle Tennessee (4-2, 2-1 Sun Belt) running back Ben Cunningham had 230 yards rushing on 36 carries and two touchdowns but it was Reggie Whatley's seven- yard run late in the fourth quarter that sealed the victory. The leading receiver was Anthony Amos, who had eight catches for 148 yards and one touchdown.
As for FIU (1-6, 0-3) Jake Medlock completed 24-of-38 passes for 380 yards and two touchdowns. His two favorite targets were Glenn Coleman and Willis Wright. Coleman caught five passes for 115 yards and one touchdown. Wright caught three passes for 109 yards and one touchdown.
On the first possession of the game, FIU drove down the field before Kedrick Rhodes fumbled in the red zone was recovered by James Roberson of Middle Tennessee.
The Blue Raiders moved right down the field after that turnover and Carlos Lopez made a 33-yard field goal to put the first points on the board.
The Panthers responded with a Medlock touchdown pass to Coleman for 25 yards but missed the extra point pitting the score at 6-3.
FIU regained possession and De'Andre Jasper took a 26-yard run into the end zone to put the Panthers' lead at 13-3.
The Panthers scored again on a 15-play drive when Mallary punched it in from one yard out to add on to their lead, 20-3.
Right before the end of the first half, the Blue Raiders quickly marched down the field and Kilgore connected with Amos for a 20-yard touchdown, to take a 20-10 deficit into the locker room.
The Blue Raiders opened up the second half with a one-yard touchdown run by Cunningham, but they still trailed 20-17.
Jack Griffin made a 45-yard field goal for the Panthers to make the score 23-17.
In the beginning of the fourth quarter, Lopez connected on a 31-yard field goal, but the Blue Raiders still trailed 23-20.
Midway through the fourth quarter, Cunningham scored on a 24-yard touchdown run to give the Blue Raiders a 27-23 lead.
FIU came right back when Medlock connected with Wright for a 30-yard touchdown to give the Panthers a 30-27 lead with one minute to go in the game.
On the ensuing possession, Whatley had the game winning touchdown run from seven yards out to give the Blue Raiders a 34-30 victory.
Middle Tennessee outgained FIU on the ground 256-142.


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Memories of 9/11 important in election
If you've ever gone to the YouTube website, you'll know what I'm talking about. The other day someone sent me an email with a link to a YouTube video. I checked out the video, but then there are always links to other videos, so one thing led to another, and before long I was watching videos of the planes crashing into the twin towers on 9/11/01, and I was horrified all over again.
And then I watched as desperate men and women, one after another, some say as many as 200, knowing no rescue was possible, chose to leap to their certain death rather than wait to be burned alive, and I got really, really angry. I was angry because almost all that imagery and mention of the attack has been purged from public discourse as though it's too much for us to deal with, when, in fact, those images should be shown around the country every day. And I was angry that we appear to have forgotten who and what we are dealing with. Have you even heard it mentioned during this campaign?
We elected a man four years ago who said he'd make "them" like us, and we've recently assisted several Middle East countries in overthrowing their old governments. We were assured they'd be friendly new democracies, but guess what: They're mostly run now by the Muslim Brotherhood. And within the last few weeks we've had numerous U.S. embassies attacked and burned, our flags burned, and even our Libyan ambassador killed and dragged through the streets, on, you guessed it, the anniversary of 9/11.
This same president has given the Muslim Brotherhood free access to the White House, and God only knows how much influence they have in our government.
The continued existence of our democratic republic is hanging in the balance this November. You have to decide what kind of country you want to live in: one where the federal government increasingly dictates more and more aspects of your life? Or do you want freedom; freedom to be responsible for yourself and succeed as well as the freedom to fail?
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Jake Friedman Flexes His Creative Muscles in Old Spice Interactive Player
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In Cebu, Phiilpines the economy, being upbeat, is paving the road for
an uptick in construction for 2013 which led to significant growth in the real estate/construction sector.
Even though people are concerned about the ASEAS integration plans, the RE construction sector is showing all-time performance metrics for 2013, CEBU being right near the top of the list.
There were approximately 4900 new construction projects approved first quarter 2013 with a combined total value in area of P7.82 billion. This information is from National Economico and Developmental Authority (NEDA 7).
85% of construction projects, which were approved, are residential buildings. Eleven of every 13 projects that were registered with Board of Investments (BOI ) in the 1st quarter 2013 were in mass housing project with approximate costs estimates of P3.21 billion.
Regardless, the PCA Philippine Constructors Assoc is expressing some nervous tension regarding their future in relation to the ASEAN integration planned for 2015.
Many have warned against the "bahala na" attitude which can represent an attitude of complacency. 'This is not the time'.
Construction contracting will be open to constructors from ASEAN countries if they are properly licensed in their home country. Filipino constructors will also be able to engage in ASEAN countries as well.
Foreign competition could take over if Filipino contractors are not ready to meet this challenge.
This applies to sub specialty contractors as well as to general contractors because foreign contractors will come with all the help they need. Philippine contractors must improve their skills, and that of their workforce if they are to meet the challenge head on. The current construction boom will attract highly competent competitors.
Ramon Allado who is the PCAB Chairman mentioned that they are taking steps to buoy contractors licensing in order to make sure they are better suited for the upcoming challenge. Rules and Regs (IRR) with RA 4566 is to be amended soon.
The president will be required to sign the amendment once the Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines (CIAP) approves it. The AAAA category requires a capitalization of P1 billion.
There are 12 local contractors that currently qualify for this AAAA parameter.
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Luxury Arrowleaf vacation residence with ultimate ski-in/ski-out access at the exclusive Village at Empire Pass at Deer Valley Resort. This luxury condominium development sits adjacent to Deer Valley's Silver Strike Express Chairlift, the Silver Buck Ski Run, and the Empire Canyon Lodge.
This Deer Valley Home offers three bedrooms, three full and one half baths, and comfortably accommodates ten guests. Entertain in style with the wide-open floor plan in the great room. Sink into the designer leather furnishings or warm up next to the custom fieldstone fireplace. The gourmet kitchen comes fully equipped with WOLF and SubZero appliances and stunning wood cabinetry. Enjoy your meals in the formal dining area that accommodates six, with additional seating at the breakfast bar or the cozy breakfast nook. The sumptuous master en suite offers a cozy king size bed, a large jetted tub and a separate shower.
Take full advantage of the common areas with features including; multiple lounges, billiards table in the game room, two community hot tubs and two fire pits with comfortable patio furniture.
Amenities & Services
HIGHLIGHTS: Ski-In/Out at Deer Valley - Silver Buck Ski Run - Private Ski Lockers - 3 Bedrooms - 3.5 Bathrooms - 1,800 Square Feet - Jetted Tub in Master - Washer and Dryer - Air Conditioned - High Speed Wireless Internet - Multiple Fireplaces - 3 Flat Screen Plasma TVs - Xbox Game Console - Private Balconies - Gas BBQ Grill - Underground Heated Parking - Winter access to Dial-A-Ride Shuttle
ARROWLEAF LODGE AMENITIES: - Reception Desk - Coffee Lounge - Billiards Room - 2 Communal Hot Tubs - 2 Common Area Fire Pits
- Master Suite: 1 King
- Guest Suite: 1 Queen - Bunk Room: 1 Twin & 1 Captain's Bunk (Twin over Full) - Additional Bedding: 1 Sofa Sleeper
Property Amenities
- Common area hot tub (outdoor)
- Ski-in/ski-out
- Outdoor pool
- Ski lockers available
- Après-ski
- Barbecue grills available
- Children allowed
- Complimentary underground parking
- Elevator
- Locker rooms
- No pets allowed
- Picnic area
- Pool
- Shuttle service (fees may apply)
- On-site ski rentals
- Ski shuttle (fees may apply)
- Ski storage
- 100% non-smoking
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Walk to shops and restaurants
- Complimentary wireless Internet
- On-site restaurant
- Shuttle service (seasonal)
In-Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- DVD player
- Full kitchen
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Television
- AM/FM alarm clock radio
- Private balcony
- Separate bath and shower
- Cable or satellite TV
- Coffeemaker
- Complimentary toiletries
- Wireless Internet (complimentary)
- Cookware
- Dishware and utensils
- Down pillows
- Family room
- Fireplace
- High-speed Internet (complimentary)
- Full kitchens available
- Hair dryer
- High-end linens
- Housekeeping (fees may apply)
- Internet access (complimentary)
- Iron and ironing board
- Jetted bathtub
- In-room washer and dryer
- Lighted makeup/shaving mirror
- High-end toiletries
- Private patio
- Premium bedding
- Private deck
- Shower/tub combination
- Ski-prep and/or mudroom
- Sofa sleeper
- Flat-screen Television
- Gas-burning fireplace
- Oven
- Separate sitting area
- Stovetop
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Arrowleaf 2 Ski-In/Ski-Out Residence by Utopian Luxury Vacation Homes
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All Rental Deposit's and/or subsequent Payment's (monies) received from Guest are NON REFUNDABLE. Guest should not enter into an Agreement if they are not fully aware of and acknowledge such. Cancellation, any and all Rental Deposit's or Payment's previously received shall be considered as Actual Damages to the Lessor and such amounts shall fully accrue to the benefit of the Lessor. Lessor shall have no further obligations to Guest and specifically no obligation to allow Guest access to the premises. Additionally, Guest shall not receive rent refunds in the event Guest's stay is shortened for any reason.
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50% Rental Deposit is due upon acceptance and execution of this Agreement. Such executed Agreement and the initial 50% Rental Deposit are due within two (2) days of the issuance of this Agreement or the rental property will be placed back on the market.
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Gallery: Sea-Based Vertical Skyscraper Farm Has Advantages Over Land-Ba...
Another day, another vertical farm concept, except this one is set out on the water to avoid taking up valuable land. This food-producing eco skyscraper by Australian architect Ruwan Fernando was one of the entries for the eVolo Skyscraper competition and has a number of direct advantages over a land based farm including access to water, minerals, more sunlight, and wind and waves to generate renewable energy. Sure we have a long ways to go before vertical farms become reality, but Fernando might be onto something.
Fernando's design features five levels of U-shaped structures built on a platform in the middle of open (preferably low-depth) water. Each u-shaped structure functions for specialized purposes, like sustainable food production, factories, or even residential space. The lower portion of the tower serves as public space with commercial areas, restaurants, museums or open space. A network of bridges connects towers to each other as well as to the mainland.
Photovoltaic cells are installed on the exterior of the structure, tidal power systems harness energy from the waves, and vertical axis wind turbines at the base of the structure capture wind, all in order to provide the tower with renewable energy. The u-shaped sections are placed in order to leave space between them so more light can reach the interior. Fresh water can be desalinated from the surrounding ocean and minerals are filtered for help with food production. If vertical farms were actually cost effective and had proven technology, being directly on the water would make a lot of sense.
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June 7, 2010 at 8:25 pm
@ Eric
Those are some great insights. I love this building, infact I love them all. Go Aussies!
April 25, 2010 at 2:20 am
Thanks for the comments – will keep researching for next year! Oh – and Bridgett – I'm a New Zealander not Australian 😀
April 8, 2010 at 7:56 pm
I've been studying marine colonization as a hobby for decades (always hoping it will someday become a career…) and this looks to me like one of the more plausible design concepts to come along of late. It's too bad the images were so small as some of details were not clear at low resolution and some aspects of the structure seem a little over-elaborate. But one of the key things that shows the designer was serious about this idea was that they explicitly account for transportation. The chief challenge of life at sea is not the technology for building structures there. That's the easy part. The real challenge is the logistical problem of linking a marine community to the rest of the world at a time when, in fact, we have fewer options for that at-hand today than we actually did prior to WWII when packet steamers, giant flying boats, and airships roamed the globe. Typical intercontinental transportation has ridiculous minimum economies of scale. It takes a community of hundreds of thousands to millions just to justify the existence of jet airliner connection. This is not as big an issue for a community near-shore like this but the designer was still wise in realizing that, even if you're just tends of miles out to sea, water taxi's are not going to cut it for all transportation needs for a true cosmopolitan habitat. So the inclusion of a PRT that both links the sections of the structure and its neighboring settlements and the shore is a very logical choice.
One omission, though, is the use of mariculture as an integral part of the farming system. Such a structure would be able to cultivate algae in volume to support a polyspecies mariculture complex which would produce food in its own right but also serve as feedstock for the agriculture. Such tower-like structures would be particularly well suited to the concept of 'free-range' fish farming where fish fry are trained to associate an underwater audio signal with automated feeding and can then be allowed to roam free, being called to a station for feeding and harvesting. This is a tested technique and, amazingly, is purported to have only a 30% attrition rate -which is more than made up for by the much reduced need for pen hardware and the much reduced pollution.


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Director Ridley Scott's hauntingly prescient vision of the not-too-distant future stars Harrison Ford as Rick Deckard, a retired police assassin, or blade runner. The Los Angeles of 2019 is a dark, polluted, overcrowded dystopia dominated by cloud-piercing buildings and looming neon billboards, the air dense with acid rain and flying traffic. World-weary Deckard has been called out of retirement to liquidate four escaped replicants--genetically derived androids of great strength, intelligence, and nearly-human emotion who serve as slaves and prostitutes in the off-planet colonies. Led by Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer), they've come to Los Angeles to confront their designer, Eldon Tyrell (Joe Turkel), with their unhappiness about the brevity of their four-year life span. In the course of his search, Deckard becomes romantically entwined with Tyrell's lovely assistant, Rachael (Sean Young), and must eventually confront Batty in an unforgettable rain-soaked sequence. A highly influential fusion of the science fiction and noir genres based on the novel DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP.
The cast includes Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Edward James Olmos, M. Emmet Walsh, Daryl Hannah, Brion James, Joe Turkel, Joanna Cassidy, William Sanderson, James Hong and Sean Young.


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Davidson County Department of Senior Services Senior Dynamics program is offering an educational class on How to Put Pain in Its Place for county residents 55 and older. The class will be held from 9:45 - 10:45 a.m. June 23 at the Lexington Senior Center, located at 555-B W. Center St. Ext.
    Osteoarthritis is one of more than 100 types of arthritis and affects more than 27 million people in the United States. The pain associated with the disease can take control of a person's life if they do not have the tools to manage it. Get the facts about osteoarthritis pain and learn strategies for controlling and even preventing pain. Topics will include causes of pain, tips for taking control, and available options for treatment. Participants will receive a free exercise chart from the Arthritis Foundation as well as a free booklet with a pain tracker and pain management plan. Find out what you can do to put pain in its place.
  There is no charge for participation but preregistration is required by June 19. Space is limited, so reserve your spot today.


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What's in your drink? display educates about sugary drinks and toothbrushing
The library partnered with Oral Health Kansas to create a display that asks people to consider how much sugar is in their drink. Tips to increase Health Eating for a Healthy Mouth, helping a reluctant tooth brusher, and general Tooth brushing are included.