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Song Up In Her HeadMore Albums by Sarah Jarosz
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02. Edge of a Dream
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12. Come On Up to the House
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"18-year-old Sarah Jarosz could be Gillian Welch's long-lost daughter . . . " - Rolling Stone
"Beyond precocious, Jarosz (a native of Austin) imbues virtuoso musicianship and with an adventurous spirit." – Oprah Magazine
"You hear Sarah Jarosz sing or play even a note and the relevancy of time and space goes on hold. As a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter she attracts the finest musicians into her musical fold. This young woman is proof that the future of music itself is certain to be full of virtuosity, passion, integrity, deep beauty, and soul." - Abigail Washburn
"Song Up In Her Head," produced by Jarosz and award-winning engineer and producer Gary Paczosa, features a mix of her original new-old-timey ballads, and two well chosen covers, the Decemberists' "Shankill Butchers" and the Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan co-write, "Come On Up To The House," which mesh flawlessly with the other eleven songs. Her collaborators include teenaged peers, including Samson Grisman and Alex Hargreaves, as well as well-known veterans of the acoustic scene, including Chris Thile, Darrell Scott, Stuart Duncan, Mike Marshall and Jerry Douglas. It's an impressive coming out party, a survey of where she's been so far, and a good indicator of where she's headed.

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"These awesome scrambled eggs have bacon, cheese and onion in. Wow! My whole dish tastes like bacon plus goodness! Also, for the record, when I cook these, I normally eye out the ingredients. I just tried to narrow it down for this here website! But yeah, try different combinations and stuff; add more of whatever. Remember: too much cheese can make them too good, but milk - you don't want much milk."
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My boyfriend loved these. I made it as an omelette instead of scrambled eggs, and made a couple of changes. First, I sauteed the onions until they were tender. Then, I added the bacon bits to the onions and mixed them until they were combined. Then, I poured the egg mixture (which was only the eggs and the milk) over the onions and bacon. I mixed the eggs around a bit until curds started to form, and then reduced the flame to low, and covered the pan. I let the eggs cook for about 5 minutes. Then I sprinkled the cheese over the eggs, covered the pan again, and let them cook for another 3 minutes. When the omelette was finished, I slid it onto a large plate, folding it in half. My boyfriend could not get over how delicious these were. Try it my way... you won't be disappointed ;)
This recipe was just not right for me. I followed it exactly but ended up with a soupy mess. Because the cheese was added before cooking, the oil in the cheese separated and I ended up having to drain the eggs before serving. The bacon lost its crispness as well because it was cooked with the eggs. The flavor however was very good. I will make this again but just cook the eggs with milk and onion first until they are done. Then I will stir in the cheese and bacon until the cheese melts. This was the bacon will stay crisp and the oil will not have time to separate from the cheese.
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We used mayo instead of milk. I read somewhere were this made eggs yummy. We were out of onions so we omitted them. Next time I will make with the onions maybe even caramelized onions. A++ Recipe!
This is a Sunday morning tradition! My husband just loves bacon (so I add a little more) this goes great with Herbie's Home Fries from this site and so I don't feel too guilty I serve it with whole wheat toast and some fresh fruit.
While I didn't stray from the ingredients (except omitting the milk, never did like milk in my eggs) I did change how I cooked it. I pre-cut the bacon and cooked the onion with the bacon then drained that but reserved a small amount of grease in the pan. I added the eggs, bacon, and onions back to the pan at once, didn't bother mixing in a bowl. Once the eggs were done I added the cheese. I took a tortilla and warmed it on the flame of my gas burner and used the butter on the tortilla. Filled it with the egg mixture. Yum!
Perfect for my low-carb diet. I didn't use any butter for the eggs, I just drained the majority of the bacon grease and cooked the eggs in that. I didn't add salt due to the salt content in the cheese and bacon. I even made these the night before and they were yummy this morning. Thanks for the recipe!
I make this recipe a little different. I sauteed the onions ahead of time with some celery just untill they're tender. Intead of bacon i cut up pieces of ham and put them in. Wait untill the eggs are almost cooked before adding the cheese. The sauteed onions and celery give it the best flavor.
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* We have permission for new pin placements at both parks. With the County supplying augers and the GDGO supplying the sleeves and cement we will have County/GDGO Volunteer Work Days this spring. Thanks for your pin placement suggestions, and please keep them coming for both parks.
* Mikey has finished preparing the distance markers (thank you Mikey!), so we are moving up the installation to Saturday Feb. 20th.
* Eric Horn is replacing Ross Evans as head of maintenance at Alexander
* New small brooms are currently being distributed to tee pads at both parks, with larger brooms on order. The County plans to wire the large brooms to the posts to deter theft.
* Boy Scouts will be cleaning up the brush/limbs/vines at Alexander very soon.
* The Retired Seabee Volunteers are going to attend to all landscaping/erosion problems at Alexander this spring/summer. The block in front of 5 will soon be removed. At least 12 new drains will be installed.
* We can plant bushes and trees at both parks if we supply the plants and labor, but they must be on the Approved list on the Master Plan; this list has been requested.
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His time here did not end well but as always he's a character.
Being inducted into the college football hall of fame.
Here is his interview with Dan Sileo who played for him.
His time here did not end well but as always he's a character.
#$%# that useless $#@%er. He may have drafted some good players. BUt he treated Marino like garbage, I will never let that grudge go.
I don't wanna step on anybody's beliefs, but......................... well, here we go.
This particular college Hall of Fame class is poor. Any collegiate Hall of Fame class that doesn't include Derrick Thomas is a farce, and it's due to the ridiculous rule where a school can't have players inducted into the Hall of Fame in back to back years. We had Marty Lyons inducted last year.
Steve Bartkowski? I'm old enough to remember when we beat the Bartkowski led California team 66-0.
Jimmy should go in with the same class as Phillip Fulmer.
Tommie Frazier is another one that belongs in the college football Hall of Fame soon.
Jimmy did draft Yatil Green to help Dan along but the 1st round pick never played. He also drafted Jason taylor , Zach Thomas , Sam Madison and Pat Surtan to build a top 5 defense for years to come.
He played on a National Championship team at Arkansas. Won a championship for the Canes and two super bowls for Dallas. His U M team that lost to Penn st in another title game is considered one of the best of all time.
Not a bad resume.
What's really B.S. is that Schnellenberger is ineligible.
I hated Jimmy being a part of the Dolphins ,hated the way he tried to steal the job from Don Shula on TV. hated it even more that it worked and he got the job and Shula was pushed out.
He's a shameless snake in my book......With that said, lol what he did at the U was awesome!!!
The award is for college and as a Canes fan i feel he deserves it as you said.
It was a slow news day and I thought is was interesting.
There wasnt going to be a good way to remove Shula that would make fans happy. But it was necessary for Shula to go, There were two key draft failures that could of solved the JJ and Marino tension and that was Yatil Green being healthy and Cecil Collins staying out of trouble. With the D-Fense that JJ built, Collins and Green would of worked wonders with Marino and I think we would of been Super Bowl contenders. Congrats JJ
Jimmy's accomplishments elsewhere other than Miami is what barely gets him into the college Hall of Fame. His experience as a head coach in college doesn't even meet the minimum requirement of 10 years.
He was 1-1 in national championship games as a coach and has a losing record in bowl games (2-3).
Dennis Erickson has a higher winning percentage at Miami, and won twice as many national titles as Jimmy. Erickson is also an innovator of the one-back offense going back to his days at Idaho where Scott Linehan played quarterback for him. He'll be there soon.
Out of Jimmy, Dennis Erickson, and Howard Schnellenberger.... Jimmy is the least deserving to be in the college football Hall of Fame. The fact that Howard Schnellenberger is ineligible based on winning percentage is the biggest travesty in the sport. He resurrected dead programs, and started brand new one's. One of the best program builders of his era.
He took what he learned from Bear Bryant at Alabama and is the reason the University of Miami even has a football program. Howard Schnellenberger is why Jimmy Johnson is now in the college football Hall of Fame.
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"A creamy filling of chicken, sour cream, and cheese gets an added 'kick' stirred into it with Pace® Picante Sauce. Rolled up in tortillas and baked until bubbly, these enchiladas couldn't be easier or any more delicious."
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Campbell's® Condensed Cream of Chicken Soup or Campbell's® Condensed 98% Fat Free Cream of Chicken Soup
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1 medium
tomato, chopped
green onion, sliced
My husband thought this dish was a hit. I made a few changes to the recipe. I omitted the green onions, because I did not have any at the time. I diced up 3 chicken breasts and sauteed them with 1/2 a yellow onion and a few cloves of garlic. I added about 1/2 a can of diced tomatoes to the mixture. I added more than 1 cup of the picante sauce mixture to the chicken and had plenty of it to roll up 12 tortillas. Along with the remaining sauce, I also drizzled El Paso Enchilada sauce all over the enchiladas as well. I baked in the oven for 30 minutes, topped with the remaining tomatoes and drizzled a Mexican 4-cheese blend all over the top. I added some additional sharp Cheddar cheese over the top and baked for the remaining 10 minutes. This was a real score with my husband, only next time he asked that I use more chicken.
I have tried many enchilada recipes, and this is my LEAST favorite. The mixture of soup, sour cream, and salsa is overpowering and left me feeling quite sick after eating this. Not to mention that the dish just doesn't LOOK appetizing on the plate. It's all one big orange messy heap.
If you decide to try this, one tip. Go ahead and put the salsa mixture inside the tortillas, but leave it OFF the top. The only thing I think could have improved this recipe is to stick with plain cheese, tomatoes, and onions on the top, maybe some lettuce and beans. But not the filling inside AND on top-- it was too much.
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Super easy and versatile!!! One thing I add here that the recipe doesn't have is milk. Once I dump the canned soup in a bowl, I fill the can up with milk and pour it in. I find it too rich and salty if I don't use the milk. Sometimes I use the Campbell's Cheddar Jack Condensed Soup to spice things up. I also add diced green chiles or Rotel mild mix (for the kids). I also add canned black or pinto beans and rinse them off before I mix it with the chicken. I also marinade the chicken before I cook it with McCormick's Zesty Herb 30 minute marinade.
We actually really liked this, and I was surprised, to be quite honest. My husband even, who is quite critical, thought it was good even (usually I get an "its all right" if prompted. for this, he volunteered that it was good, without my asking!). I followed the recipe pretty close, only putting lots of extra cheese on top. I had gotten some chicken breast halves on sale, and wanted to use them. So I simply boiled with salt until barely done. Then pulled the meat off the bone, and shredded it.
I expected the mixture to melt down more (to be more sauce like), which it didn't. But that was okay. I had filling left and topping left over, so I would suggest either using larger tortillas, or making a couple more than recipe states (I made seven in this size shell, and could have made probably two more, even though I used a lot of filling in each one).
Fantastically yummy, really satisfied the mexican food craving; Only used 1/2 cup of sour cream, which was more than enough. Baked chicken breasts for 20 minutes at 400 then used fork to shred the chicken for the recipe, used 6 inch old el paso tortillas (more pliable than the Mission ones), heated some of the extra picante sauce and served over top the finished dish to cut some of the creaminess of the dish, served with chopped lettuce, refried beans, and made the Mexican I rice dish from the recipes here. Ahh, full happy belly. Oh, used home-grated Heluva good Colby-Jack cheese. The pre-shredded cheeses just don't melt as well, get kinda plastic-y when cooked
YUMMM! We love these! I usually don't make any changes to the recipe, but sometimes I do add some black olives and some jalepenos. It just depends on what I have on hand. I make these at least once a month. ***Once I substituted ground beef for the chicken, and used cream of mushroom soup instead of cr of chicken, but it was not very good.*** Stick with chicken for the enchiladas.
Absolutely DELISH!!! I've made this a number of times already, and it's a hit every time. I added half a cup of rinsed and drained black beans to the chicken mixture, and I sprinkle shredded cheese and fresh cilantro on top before serving. The cilantro-black bean taste combo adds to the Mexican flavor. Yum!
The recipe is really good and so easy to make. A definite hubster pleaser. I've made this twice. The first time I followed the recipe almost exactly. The second time I cooked this, I made some adjustments. I replaced some of the chicken with mushrooms and added half a diced red bell pepper. I also didn't put any cheese inside the enchiladas. I only sprinkled some grated cheese on top before baking. With this I managed to cut out a great amount of fat from the recipe. The taste was still great and we didn't feel overly full from eating it.
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Parai Bukittinggi Resort with 3-star hotel service concepts provides a maximized exclusive services as your needs. Its strategic location is near the central town of Bukittinggi, West Sumatra.
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This hotel also has a unique designed indoor swimming pool. Everytime, you are able to view a beautiful landscape of green mountain beyond your glass windows.
Parai Bukittinggi Resort, a rural sense place with fresh and cool condition, falling fog, green mountains widely stretched in hotel surrounding area, gives a fantastic atmosphere for all our guests.
This hotel building with its unique design of arch-shape roofs up to the sky, presents a real characteristic of West Sumatra. Completeness and freshness provided by this resort, include restaurant, bar as well as meeting room for bussiness-support activities with capacity up to 300 people
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Pairing XMT® 304 Inverter with PipePro 304 Welding Generator Saves 40 Percent on Equipment Rental for Pipe Welding Application
Executive Summary
AZCO, Inc. reduced its equipment rental, maintenance and transportation costs by matching the multi-process welding capabilities of an XMT 304 inverter with a PipePro 304 welding generator. Results include:
- Saved more than $46,000 on a recent project.
- Multi-process capabilities benefit pipe fitters, ironworkers and boilermakers.
- Reduces welding costs by decreasing the number of engine drives and associated upkeep costs.
- Increases operator efficiency with easy-to-use, familiar equipment.
- Situating equipment on skids and racks eliminates jobsite clutter.
Contractor Saves 40 Percent on Equipment Rental By Pairing Inverters With Welding Generators
|A typical job for AZCO, Calpine Corporation's Mankato, Minn., power plant site benefits from Mike Lang's simplification philosophy and nine PipePro/XMT 304 skids, which are used throughout.
Simplification is a key concept for Mike Lang, tool/warehouse manager for AZCO INC. of Appleton, Wis. On any given day, 400 to 500 AZCO INC. employees are busy at construction sites around the country, erecting power plants, foundries and a variety of other facilities. Lang has the daunting task of making sure that pipe fitters, ironworkers and boilermakers—all of whom may have different arc preferences, rely on different welding processes and use different types of electrodes—have the equipment they need to do their jobs effectively. He also has to manage a fleet of more than 300 welding power sources cost efficiently.
|FIG. 1. AZCO's ubiquitous PipePro 304/XMT 304 skids meet the welding needs of pipe fitters, boilermakers and ironworkers while decreasing maintenance and rental costs.
Fortunately, one key "tool" in Lang's warehouse are skids (see Fig. 1) that pair an XMT 304 inverter and PipePro 304 diesel welding generator from Miller Electric Mfg. Co. AZCO's self-designed skids can pair these welders because of the PipePro 304's unique capability: it produces 7,500 watts of generator power while welding at 200 amps. This means it has enough generator power to run an XMT 304 that is also welding at 200 amps or less, so two operators can work simultaneously off of the same skid—and without any interference between the arcs.
On a job site that would normally require two individual engine drives to meet welding needs, AZCO's skid reduces equipment costs by more than 40 percent. In fact, using nine inverter/welding generator skids saved AZCO more than $46,000 on a recent project. In addition, because the inverter-based XMT 304 and PipePro 304 set the standard for multiprocess arc quality, Lang satisfied the needs of all the skilled welding trades on the project.
Versatile Yet Simple
AZCO is an integrated construction company that prides itself on its limited reliance on subcontractors. It operates its own pipe and metal fabrication facilities, and it maintains the expert staff needed to see projects through from design through completion. The diversity and magnitude of its operations present many challenges, especially when it comes to equipping its many welding operators working across the nation. A power plant provides a good example.
A power plant may start with a bare field where pipe fitters come in to weld the underground cooling water piping, which will typically be of mild steel. For this process, they'll likely use Stick welding, or a combination of Stick and flux cored welding. Next the ironworkers will come in and use a combination of Stick and flux cored welding to erect the structural steel—but they may want different arc characteristics. Once the steel structure is in place, the boilermakers will weld the stainless steel boiler tubing using a combination of DC TIG and Stick welding. Finally, the pipe fitters will come back in and use a combination of DC TIG, Stick welding and flux cored welding (and different electrodes, such as cored stainless steel wire) to weld the high-pressure steam lines and other pipe associated with a steam turbine, which is often made from 9Cr-1Mo-V (P91) or 2-1/4Cr-1Mo (P22) steel.
"The pipe fitters are particularly demanding when it comes to Stick arc quality," says Lang. "There are some models of welders that they simply don't like to use. Conversely, the boilermakers need a good TIG arc, while the ironworkers want a welder with enough power to run .045-in. flux cored wire at high output. Fortunately, the multiprocess CC/CV output of the XMT 304 and PipePro 304 meet everyone's needs."
"With the XMT 304, you can control the puddle much better and your tungsten lasts longer," according to Scott Flora, a pipe fitter with AZCO.
Miller Electric's XMT 304 CC/CV is an inverter-based multiprocess welder with a 5- to 400-amp output—and so is the PipePro 304. In fact, the PipePro 304 is essentially an XMT 304 powered by a 3-cylinder, 26 HP Kubota diesel engine. The process selector switch, Dig/inductance and volt/amp controls are even the same.
"All the skilled trades have to take a weld test to qualify for welding on every job site," explains Lang. "Some people might not pass the test, but it won't be because of the equipment. Many of the union training centers train on the XMT 304 and the PipePro 304 because they provide excellent arc quality, and because they're really easy to set up."
As another plus, if an operator is familiar with setting up an XMT 304, they can set up a PipePro 304 without a problem, and vice versa, because of the common controls.
Dennis Marten, an AZCO piping site-superintendent working on a power plant in Mankato, Minn., confirms Lang's assessment.
"All of our operators test on the XMT 304," said Marten. "Most people prefer the XMT 304 because of its ease-of-use. Its LCD shows all the welding parameters, and there's just one process control. It's a pretty easy machine to use and for a welder to produce a quality weld. They just flip the power switch, turn a knob and they're ready to start welding."
Marten notes that easy-to-use welding machines also make it easier to find qualified welders.
"A job like the Mankato project can easily use up all of the qualified welders in an area, so people from across the country come in for this job," he says. "Familiarity with equipment is important, because if welders can set up quickly and pass the test easily, they can go to work more quickly."
Generator Power to Spare
The PipePro 304 produces12,000 watts, 1- or 3-phase generator power.
"When we first saw the PipePro 304 and realized how much generator power it had, Jim Hennessy, a former AZCO technical supervisor, and I decided to conduct an experiment," says Lang." We plugged an XMT 304 into the PipePro 304's 230V receptacle, got two guys Stick welding while we manned the controls and said, 'let's see how far we can crank them up.' Eventually, we found that we could weld up to 200 amps before either the inverter or the engine drive's arc would become erratic. Jim said 'we're well past the welding parameters for our Stick and TIG welding procedures,' so we knew the PipePro 304/XMT 304 combination would work."
Skid Savvy
After about a year of experience with using trailer-mounted PipePro 304s, Lang decided to try something different.
At first, Lang planned to build a skid from angle iron and mount the PipePro 304 on the skid. The skid would have fork pockets for moving it around the job site with a small rough terrain forklift. Soon, the skid design evolved to contain a mount that held the XMT 304, which was also chained and padlocked for security. Lang then added a multi-hole picking eye on the top of the skid for moving with a small (15-ton) all-terrain crane, and made the skid easier to level.
"With trailer-mounted units, welders kept complaining that the engine drive wouldn't run," says Lang. "The problem was that they didn't level the trailer correctly, so the low pressure oil sensor shut down the engine. Our skid design keeps the PipePro 304 fairly level, and makes it much easier to level when necessary, which largely eliminates this issue. The skid also protects the welders better. We can put three-abreast on semi-trailer and ship them to the job site without having to worry about damage."
Lang initially wondered if these inverter-based units would withstand the rigors of transportation (e.g., road vibration) and construction job site conditions (e.g., dust, mud and rain), and he has been pleasantly surprised.
"I thought eventually we'd wear down the electronics and start blowing out boards. That really hasn't happened—and many of our PipePro 304s have more than 5,000 hours on them," states Lang.
Job Site Simplicity
Since 2003, Lang has dispatched the inverter/welding generator skids to AZCO's jobs sites, which typically require a large number of arcs. One example is the power plant AZCO is helping to build for Calpine Corporation, in Mankato, Minn.
Calpine's Mankato power plant is a natural-gas fired, combined cycle facility: a combustion turbine turns a generator; the exhaust gas then heats up water in a heat recovery unit, turning it into steam which then powers a second generator. Using a Seimens Westinghouse combustion turbine and Toshiba steam turbine, the new facility will provide 375 megawatts of power.
Calpine selected AZCO to install the piping, including rack piping from the steamer to the combustion unit, steam piping, condensate piping, and all other air and water piping. For this project, which took approximately nine months to complete during 2005 to 2006, Lang dispatched nine XMT 304/PipePro 304 skids for location flexibility throughout the site. He also dispatched eight four-arc XMT 304 "racks" (see photo) and two stand-alone XMT 304s.
Lang says that sending skids, as well as inverter racks, greatly simplifies equipment management.
|A four pack of Miller Electric's XMT 304s, easily moved by forklift or crane, puts four multi-process arcs in one location. The four pack can be powered by a 70kva generator with power left over.
"I like the skids because we can send one package that has two welders," he says, "not, 'Mr. Welder, here's your PipePro 304 and your XMT 304 and you plug it in and move them around.' We try to minimize equipment handling in the field, because a welder's time could be better spent. We now give the welders two arcs, or four arcs in the case of a rack, that are ready to go no matter which skilled welding trade needs to weld with them."
Skids and racks also eliminate job site clutter, as they reduce the amount of cabling used on a job. This lowers costs associated with purchasing and moving cable, and it reduces the likelihood that a truck or piece of equipment will run over a cable and damage it.
Lang also likes that the PipePro 304 uses diesel, because, "There's usually a crane or other diesel equipment on site, so I try to use as much diesel equipment as possible," he says. "We don't want to have to store two types of fuel (diesel and gas) on site. Each fuel requires its own reservoir and containment tank in case the reservoir gets ruptured. By using only one fuel, the problem gets cut in half."
Skids also cut diesel engine drive maintenance in half.
"With a skid, we have two arcs, but only one engine drive. On the Mankato project, that's nine fewer engines to fuel and to check oil on," says Lang.
On a typical job site, an oiler (a person who maintains the equipment) comes in half an hour before everyone else to check the oil and fuel on all of the machines. Depending on the job, one oiler may be required for every six engines. With nine skids, (18 PipePro 304s), Lang potentially reduced the need for one or two oilers.
Brandon Stoffregen, operating engineer, Local 49, maintains and fuels a PipePro 304. By pairing a PipePro 304 with an XMT 304, only nine PipePros need to be maintained—half of what would otherwise be required.
However, AZCO's biggest savings came from eliminating the need for nine additional engine drives. In fact, each skid saves the company $579 per month. Over the course of the nine-month Mankato project, nine skids saved AZCO a total of $46,899 (see Fig. 3 for details). The rental costs noted are AZCO's inter-company rental costs, which are slightly lower than renting equipment on the open market (Lang's tool/warehouse operation functions like a separate division, which enables AZCO to optimize asset management).
Mankato Savings on XMT 304/PipePro 304 Combinations
Monthly cost of renting two PipePro 304s
Monthly cost of renting PipePro 304/XMT 304 skid
Savings per skid/per month
Savings per month/9 skids
Savings for 9 month job
Fig. 3
Purchase cost, rental cost, maintenance, fuel, transportation—all the savings add up quickly. But just as important is that the XMT 304, alone, in four-packs or in a pairing with a PipePro 304, allows Lang the versatility to quickly respond to changing job site requirements around the country, to keep his fleet and construction crews at work, and to meet the needs of the most demanding highly skilled operators in the industry.<-->


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The Royals recognize the importance of working together to make a difference in our community. Through these programs we aim to address the needs of our teammates off the baseball field.
Led by Outfielder Alex Gordon, the Royals support Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation throughout a variety of initiatives to raise money and awareness of childhood cancer causes, treatments and cures. Find out more about Gordon & the Royals involvement!Learn More
The Royals are once again partnering with the Community Blood Center of Greater Kansas City for their annual summer blood drive in Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Topeka. All registered donors receive a pair of tickets to an upcoming Royals home game (while supplies last).Learn More
The Royals Caravan launches the baseball season, as current and former players, mascot Sluggerrr, and front office staff visit communities throughout the Midwest. Each winter, the Caravan visits schools, military members, and shopping centers outside of Kansas City.
The Royals teamed up with fans for a series of collection drives at Kauffman Stadium to benefit fellow Kansas Citians throughout the year. Fans donated items prior to attending the games at collection points located at each gate.
Throughout the season, the Royals granted the wish of a Dream Factory child. These youngsters who face serious challenges along with their families meet their favorite Royals players in the dugout, witness batting practice before the gates open and enjoy the game and refreshments. Their Royals experience appears on the KMBC-TV (Channel 9) 10 p.m. newscast in the "Dream Factory" segment.
In celebration of Father's Day, the Royals partner with the National Center for Fathering to hold an essay contest in schools throughout the Kansas City area. Nearly 3,000 students submit essays entitled "What My Father Means to Me." The winning authors and their fathers are treated to a game and recognition during a special pre-game ceremony. Winners will also be recognized at a reception at Kauffman Stadium at Kauffman Stadium.
The annual Girls Night Out event features a pre-game party in the Outfield Experience featuring food and beverage specials, a fashion show, massages, a chocolate fountain and much more! A portion of the proceeds from the event benefit a women's health charity.
Hosted by Royals announcer Ryan Lefebvre's Footprints Foundation, Gloves for Kids helps to purchase new baseball gloves and other equipment for underprivileged youth baseball players. Royals players join Lefebvre to sign autographs for fans who donate at least $25 to the cause. The event has raised more than $110,000 for area young ballplayers.Learn More
On Opening Day, the Royals team up with more than 1,500 volunteers to sell a special Royals edition of the Kansas City Star throughout the city. Proceeds from the sales help send kids to Rotary Youth Camp and other deserving children's charities.Learn More
The Royals Green Team is helping keep Kansas City clean! The Royals invite groups of 20-40 volunteers collect recyclables during a home game and promote environmental awareness. Volunteers receive free t-shirts, tickets and are recognized during the game.Learn More
More than 6,000 area elementary school children who achieved perfect attendance throughout the academic school year are honored at designated Royals Perfect Attendance Days.Learn More
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Is there a better classroom than Kauffman Stadium? Students from all over Kansas and Missouri have the opportunity to go to class with the Royals by attending the annual "School Day at The K." The Fox 4 Weather Team, led by Chief Meteorologist Mike Thompson, provides an educational experience that all of the youngsters thoroughly enjoy.
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A Malaysia Airlines passenger jet was shot down over Ukraine on Thursday, with the attack killing all 298 on board – including one Canadian, a 24-year-old med student currently studying in Romania.
On Friday, U.S. intelligence reported that a surface-to-air missile took down the flight, MH-17, which had taken off from Amsterdam's Schipol Airport.
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I have been looking all over bodybuilding.com for a good weight training routine to do and holy s**t. There are like 500 posters with 600 different opinions. I am considering the Starting Strength program but I don't know for sure yet.
I have been looking all over bodybuilding.com for a good weight training routine to do and holy s**t. There are like 500 posters with 600 different opinions. I am considering the Starting Strength program but I don't know for sure yet.
if you really like the cardio work thats great,just remember every machine will not be calibrated the same so your results will vary at the end of every session,i am a huge fan of interval training especially tabata interval training
check out this link
you will love the results if you put in the effort
Just about any day that you are hiking is A good day
So I think I found something that I like. What do you guys think?
Squats 3 x 5, 1 x 10
Ham Work 3 x 8-10
Pullups 20-40 reps
BB Rows 4 x 6
Curls 2 x 10
DB or Incline Bench 2 x 5, 2 x 8
Dips 2 x 8
DB OH Press 3 x 8
Side Laterals 2 x 10
Skulls 2 x 10
Deadlifts 2-3 x 5
Leg Press 2 x 10 or 1 x 20
Chins 20-40 reps
DB Rows 3 x 8
Curls 2 x 10
Bench Press 2 x 5, 2 x 8
DB Flyes 2 x 8-12
Military Press 3 x 8
Side Laterals 2 x 10
Skulls 2 x 10
Workout on Mon/Wed/Fri/Mon and alternate workouts 1/2/3/4 etc...
Or maybe this one.
A simple 3 day routine. Each bodypart once per week. Each exercise 2-4 sets, reps 5-8.
A Row
Chins or Pulldows
Bicep Curl
DB or Inc Bench
Chest Dips
Triceps Isolation
GHR (Glute Ham Raise)
Military Press
Calf Work
I really like this one but it doesn't really fit the days that I wanna work out. I wanna try to take day 6 and 7 off.
Day 1
4x Squats: 5 reps
3x Ham Work: 8 reps
3x BB or DB Row: 8 reps
2x Bicep Curls: 10 reps
Day 2
4x Bench Press: 5 reps
3x Military Press: 8 reps
3x Tricep Isolation: 8 reps
2x Ab/Calf Work: 15 reps
Day 3
4x Deadlifts: 5 reps
3x Pullups: 8 reps
3x Leg Press: 8 reps
2x Biceps Curls: 10 reps
Day 4
4x DB or Incline Press: 5 reps
3x Chest Dips: 8 reps
3x Side Lateral Raise: 8 reps
2x Ab/Calf Work: 15 reps
Day 1: On
Day 2: On
Day 3: Off
Day 4: On
Day 5: Off
Day 6: On
Day 7: Off
honestly at this point i wouldnt be so regimented,just go and do 5-7(try different things every time and see not just what you like but how your body feels and reacts to them) different exercises,4 sets including one warm up on each until you start to see your strength coming back
also,do not be afraid to ask questions to people in the gym who look like they know what there doing........trust me they like giving advice
another thing,dont worry about how much weight you can lift,it will vary at times for different reasons and it really isnt important,its not how much weight you can lift,its how much weight you can lift correctly
and most importantly,technique and form.......make sure it is correct so you do not get injured
So when I went to the gym Thursday, I got them to check my body fat and it is 19.8%
I thought for sure it was higher than that. So I figure at that, if I can lose about 20 more pounds, that should get me right around 10% and at that it's possible I may be able to see a little abs. Of course if I workout right and eat right then I may not lose 20 pounds to get to 10%.
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Three huge positives to take from USA's convincing win over Panama
Jun 12, 2013, 7:15 AM EDT
In a match that sent the United States to the top of the hexagonal table, Jurgen Klinsmann's men showed they belong in the group's elite.
With the 2-0 win over Panama, not only are the Stars and Stripes primed to control their own destiny on their way to Brazil 2014, but the numbers are with them as well. According to ESPN's Soccer Power Index, which uses computer simulations to predict outcomes, the United States now have a 98.5% chance to qualify for the World Cup. I'd say those are pretty good odds.
As the hosts held home turf yet again, Seattle showed their atmosphere is possibly second to none despite a bit of controversy surrounding the venue prior to kickoff. Nothing is a given in the Hex on the road, but at home, the United States has done their job. They're undefeated in World Cup qualifiers since 2001, going 22-0-2 during that span. Tuesday night was no different.
It was a total dominance, as Panama had difficulty establishing a presence, and other than a short period before halftime and another short spell before the final whistle, they offered little in the attacking third.
Even though the visitors offered little quality to challenge the U.S., there were still things to be learned about the squad.
1) Role players are ready to step up anywhere they're needed
With Graham Zusi and Jermaine Jones out, a couple of players shuffled positions with positive results. Geoff Cameron played out of his mind in the holding midfielder role, allowing Michael Bradley to venture up forward. This had a positive effect on the club in two separate ways.
First, Cameron's ball-winning skills were on display. He stepped in front of countless passes, and made tackles to keep Panama from building. A quality holding midfielder can have a massive effect on a match, usually quite under the radar, because when there is no buildup it often goes unnoticed. Cameron kept Panama from even attempting to create many chances. His passes were off on occasion, especially in the beginning, but he gets a pass on that (sorry, that was awful) because of his absolutely brilliant ball to Eddie Johnson for the second goal.
Second, Bradley in the attack was a welcome sight for USMNT fans. He had a number of venomous shots on goal from distance, including one that would have gone in had Clint Dempsey been gifted with reflexes just a split-second quicker. In addition, Bradley's chance creation skills were beautifully displayed all match. For example, in the 79th minute Bradley played a long ball out to Altidore, who connected with a running DaMarcus Beasley in search of a third goal, although the shot clanged off the post. With Cameron back, Bradley grabbed the limelight – exactly how Klinsmann drew it up.
Whether it's a first-team regular or an injury replacement, Klinsmann's shown he's willing to ride the hot hand, and between Cameron, Beasley, Altidore, Besler, Zusi, and both Fabian and Eddie Johnson, he's got those who are clicking on the pitch out there and it's working. The bossman will need more of the same against Honduras as Beasley will miss the next match due to yellow card accumulation.
2) Jozy Altidore is bursting with confidence
The 23-year-old forward, with the monkey off his back, has now scored in three straight international matches. It started with the goal against Germany, a straightforward yet difficult volley into the top corner off a wonderful cross. That goal has done a world of good for Jozy's confidence, and it grows with every match.
It's no coincidence the New Jersey native continues to find space in the box for these shots – Jurgen Klinsmann even mentioned in the postmatch press conference Tuesday night about how Jozy's now not only using his vision to find space, but using his body as well. Klinsmann said he spoke directly with AZ Alkmaar technical director Earnie Stewart – a Dutch-American with 101 USMNT caps to his name – about improving Jozy's physical presence, and it's working wonders.
Need proof? There were two obvious moments in the Panama match. First, his goal. A cool finish from a tight angle, even with the goal gaping, any hesitation from that angle and he's on SportsCenter's Not Top 10 plays. Instead, it's cool as a cucumber for the opening goal.
Second, he had a chance to put the U.S. three up with a long-range strike that stung the hands of keeper Jaime Penedo. The rebound fell to Clint Dempsey who bounced it just over with a volley. Nobody takes that kind of distance shot without oozing confidence, which is exactly what Jozy did. 'Nuff said.
3) The team doesn't look at the clock or the scoreboard
I mean this in a very positive way. 2-0 up at home against a Panama side struggling mightily, Klinsmann could have easily shut down shop, putting on an extra defender and closing the book. Instead, he went for the jugular, and I love it.
The U.S. men could be 2-0 or 12-0 up and they'd be looking for more. It almost cost a goal in stoppage time, but I think Klinsmann knows that inviting pressure with the intent of staving it off is asking for trouble, and goal difference could mean the world with the way the hex is shaping up. Keep it up boys.
- randomhookup - Jun 12, 2013 at 8:49 AM
The funny thing about #3 — Brad Evans mentioned that there wasn't a field clock in the Jamaica game. They didn't know how much time was left at all.
- talgrath - Jun 13, 2013 at 2:28 PM
There was a game clock, it just wasn't very big, at least from my perspective in the south end of the stadium. The Hawk's Nest scoreboard had a small game clock wedged in between the ads and the TV images.
- randomhookup - Jun 13, 2013 at 2:48 PM
I'm pretty sure we are talking about different games. The Hawk's Nest is Seattle, right? Evans was talking about Jamaica, where knowing the time could have been critical.
- talgrath - Jun 13, 2013 at 3:07 PM
This is an article about USA vs Panama…so I'm assuming that quote is about USA vs Panama.
- randomhookup - Jun 13, 2013 at 3:26 PM
Yes, the original article is making the point about the Panama game. I, on the other hand, was simply saying that there wasn't a field clock in the Jamaica game (simply emphasizing that this team "doesn't look at the clock").
- geojock - Jun 12, 2013 at 8:52 AM
Bradley was great. What was the reason behind Bradley's success? A weaker Panamanian midfield? Cameron staying back and winning balls in the back? Whatever it was we need to figure it out so we can recreate it.
- charliej11 - Jun 12, 2013 at 10:42 AM
Cameron and him work very well together, I was at the game. Cameron moved forward too and Bradley covered. Just perfect.
- jocoolwu - Jun 12, 2013 at 8:56 AM
I'm happy Klinsmann stuck with Altidore through the struggles even though many fans and media were starting to wonder if he could regain form with the national team. It's obviously paid off as he is looking very strong now. You don't score 30+ goals in a European league as a fluke and it was just a matter of time for that form to show up with the national team. Well done Jozy
- thomastt - Jun 12, 2013 at 9:42 AM
The genius of Klinsmann?
Talent recognition and building team chemistry.
- midtec2005 - Jun 12, 2013 at 11:20 AM
Hard to argue with that… besides Seattle fans, who would have picked Brad Evans?
- randomhookup - Jun 13, 2013 at 4:38 PM
That's a huge leap from what we learned just before the CR game. I guess winning makes a big difference.
- wandmdave - Jun 12, 2013 at 11:39 AM
I'm pretty sure it was Altidore who slotted in that through ball to Beasley at the end. That doesn't take away from Bradley though he had the 2nd assist on the first goal and when he sprung Johnson down the left so he could pick out that sweet cross.
- Kyle Bonn - Jun 12, 2013 at 11:49 AM
Watching the highlights again, you're right. Bradley's long ball set up the run and Altidore slotted him through.
- kane337 - Jun 12, 2013 at 11:44 AM
- shadowking1 - Jun 14, 2013 at 1:29 PM
EXPECTATION – That is the main difference. The players (and fans) now expect things to happen when Altidore gets the ball – this was previously missing. Call it the Torres effect – why bother passing him the ball when you know he's going to fumble it. This isolated him and left him strolling around aimlessly.
This past year, Altidore has improved his work rate and presence on the field and it has paid off big time for club, and now country. The team has a go to man now. They are visibly working harder to get the ball to him – because there is an expectation that Altidore can make things happen.
And best of all, this infectious expectation is resulting in very entertaining games for us fans!
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Pixelated Apartment Complex Maximizes Light and Green Space
Currently in progress, the Taipei City Wall will make use of an 82,000 sq meter site in Taiwan. The design process for the residential complex envisioned a series of boxes stacked upon one another, leaving gaps between each box to let in light and encourage natural ventilation. BIG first stacked the boxes linearly and vertically, then condensed the tower in an accordion fashion, leaving behind a three-dimensional checkerboard facade.
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Le Corbusier Proposed this in \\\"Towards a New Architecture\\\" with the Immeuble Villas. But that was in 1922. We\\\'ve come a long way.
July 16, 2010 at 1:24 pm
This is a nice example of the potential of cheap, 100% recyclable pre-fabricated structures.
One note – saying that these retain "many of the suburban qualities that some covet" is laughable, unless your comment is specific to Taiwan (which I know little about). Here in the States, there's absolutely nothing in these a suburbanite wants; to think otherwise is to misunderstand why people live in the suburbs (it's not for the shared greenspace, or for the interior light…)
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The potential evolvability of this design intrigues me, since I\'m of the opinion that it is an anachronism that any building should be thought of as having a single purpose throughout its lifespan. Though this is ostensibly a residential complex, here we see a building as an urban landscape formed from largely functionally generic units that could readily evolve and adapt not only to suit varying dwelling configurations within each block along with the aesthetic tastes of the inhabitants, but also evolving in function as urban lifestyle evolves. One could easily imagine this structure as one of P.M.\'s Bolos; an eco-village complex that evolves these simple blocks into a vast assortment of functional living, work, education, and play facilities. The one flaw in presenting this concept is that the designers did not explore this potential diversity of use and customization at the block-level, but then the project was intended as a mere housing complex and not a more sophisticated community. Real estate developers remain a century behind the curve.
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Gastrointestinal malignancies; Hepatocellular carcinoma; Biliary tract malignancies, as well as carcinoma of unknown primary site
Dr. Cosgrove aims to identify molecular biomarkers in cancer cells that can differentiate them from normal cells. These differences at the genetic and molecular level should allow us to develop drugs that will target only the cancer cells, and have minimal side effects on the patients normal cells. He is working closely with the gastrointestinal malignancies group to bring new drugs and combinations into clinical practice. The ultimate goal is to identify the best drug, or combination of drugs, for individual patients based upon their tumors genetic makeup. The same approach should also allow us to identify drugs that will not be effective against particular tumors, so ineffective therapy can be avoided.
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Dr. Cosgroves research is focused on molecular changes in tumor cells, specifically within proliferation pathways such as MAPK and PISK/AKT. He is developing agents to target these pathways, and biomarkers to identify patients most likely to benefit from such agents.
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1. Gustin JP, Karakas B, Weiss MB, Abukhdeir AM, Lauring J, Garay JP, Cosgrove D, Tamaki A, Konishi H, Konishi Y, Mohseni M, Wang G, Rosen DM, Denmeade SR, Higgins MJ, Vitolo MI, Bachman KE, Park BH. Knockin of mutant PIK3CA activates multiple oncogenic pathways. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2009;106(8):2835-40. PMCID: 2636736.
2. Lauring J, Cosgrove DP, Fontana S, Gustin JP, Konishi H, Abukhdeir AM, Garay JP, Mohseni M, Wang GM, Higgins MJ, Gorkin D, Reis M, Vogelstein B, Polyak K, Cowherd M, Buckhaults PJ, Park BH. Knock in of the AKT1 E17K mutation in human breast epithelial cells does not recapitulate oncogenic PIK3CA mutations. Oncogene. 2010;29(16):2337-45. PMCID: 3042798.
3. Demirjian A, Peng P, Geschwind JF, Cosgrove D, Schutz J, Kamel IR, Pawlik TM. Infiltrating hepatocellular carcinoma: seeing the tree through the forest. J Gastrointest Surg. 2011;15(11):2089-97. PMCID: Not supported through NIH funds.
4. Higgins MJ, Beaver JA, Wong HY, Gustin JP, Lauring JD, Garay JP, Konishi H, Mohseni M, Wang GM, Cidado J, Jelovac D, Cosgrove DP, Tamaki A, Abukhdeir AM, Park BH. PIK3CA mutations and EGFR overexpression predict for lithium sensitivity in human breast epithelial cells. Cancer Biol Ther. 2011;11(3):358-67. PMCID: 3047087.
5. Konishi H, Mohseni M, Tamaki A, Garay JP, Croessmann S, Karnan S, Ota A, Wong HY, Konishi Y, Karakas B, Tahir K, Abukhdeir AM, Gustin JP, Cidado J, Wang GM, Cosgrove D, Cochran R, Jelovac D, Higgins MJ, Arena S, Hawkins L, Lauring J, Gross AL, Heaphy CM, Hosokawa Y, Gabrielson E, Meeker AK, Visvanathan K, Argani P, Bachman KE, Park BH. Mutation of a single allele of the cancer susceptibility gene BRCA1 leads to genomic instability in human breast epithelial cells. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2011;108(43):17773-8. PMCID: 3203756.
6. Pawlik TM, Reyes DK, Cosgrove D, Kamel IR, Bhagat N, Geschwind JF. Phase II trial of sorafenib combined with concurrent transarterial chemoembolization with drug-eluting beads for hepatocellular carcinoma. J Clin Oncol. 2011;29(30):3960-7. PMCID: Not supported through NIH funds.
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1. Cosgrove D, Mouden M, Wise R. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. In: Nilsson P, editor. Osler Handbook of Clinical Medicine, 2nd Edition. Philadelphia: Elsevier; 2006.
2. Cosgrove D, Donehower R. Adenocarcinoma of Unknown Primary [database on the Internet]. BMJ Group 2010 [cited 07/2010].
3. Cosgrove D, Park BH, Vogelstein B. Tumor Suppressor Genes. In: Waun Ki Hong, editor. Holland-Frei Cancer Medicine. Shelton: BC Decker/ American Association for Cancer Research; 2010. p. 86-102.
1. Gustin JP, Cosgrove DP, Park BH. The PIK3CA gene as a mutated target for cancer therapy. Curr Cancer Drug Targets. 2008;8(8):733-40. PMCID: 2831175.
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3. Kneuertz PJ, Cosgrove DP, Cameron AM, Kamel IR, Geschwind JF, Herman JM, Pawlik TM. Multidisciplinary management of recurrent hepatocellular carcinoma following liver transplantation. J Gastrointest Surg. 2012;16(4):874-81. PMCID: Not funded through NIH support.
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So it appears that the Cavs are really going for it. LeBron's old team just swung a three-team trade that will clear $9.5 million off the Cavaliers' books, leaving them with about $24 million in cap space, and that puts them them well in position to offer LeBron a max contract at $20.7 million.
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Eddie Robinson breaks down what's at stake in Saturday's match against the Philadelphia Union (6:30 p.m. CT; CSN Plus / Mega TV / MLS Stream of the Week) in the latest edition of Dynamo TV's "This Week."
Great news Dynamo fans. You can watch this Saturday's match vs. the Philadelphia Union (6:30 p.m. CT) for free wherever you are, thanks to MLSsoccer.com's Stream of the Week, presented by the Samsung Galaxy S4.
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Houston Dynamo defender Eric Brunner reveals his favorite band, which Spice Girl he always gravitated toward and a pretty spot-on impression in this edition of On the Spot, presented by The Parking Spot.
Go behind the scenes at BBVA Compass Stadium of the Dynamo's match vs. the New York Red Bulls on Sept. 8, 2013 in the latest edition of TunnelVision from Dynamo TV.
After the latest round of games in the Eastern Conference, the leaders are starting to separate from the pack, but the Dynamo remain right in the thick of things on the edge of the playoff hunt.
While currently in a rut following a 4-1 loss to the New York Red Bulls, the teams around the Dynamo didn't fare much better as the Dynamo remain in sixth place in the conference. Let's sift through the results from the weekend and see how they affect the conference race.
Sporting Kansas City 3, Columbus Crew 0
Columbus received a bit of a lifeline after beating the Dynamo in a midweek match, but Sporting Kansas City brought them back down to earth with an authoritative effort.
Kansas City briefly moved into sole possession of first place in the East with the win, but their co-leaders quickly caught up with them as the weekend wore on. As of now they sit in third place with 45 points due to tiebreakers.
Columbus' situation looks bleaker and bleaker each week, as they're still five points back of the red line marking who's in and out of the playoffs. What's worse for them is that the teams they're chasing hold at least one game in hand over the Black and Gold. They're still in this, but only barely.
Seattle Sounders 2, Chicago Fire 1
Chicago looked to be headed for a well-earned road point at CenturyLink Field, but a Zach Scott cross bundled off of Gonzalo Segares for an own goal in the 89th minute to send the Fire home with nothing.
With the loss, Chicago stays two points back of Houston and New England with 35 points, though the Fire hold a game in hand on both clubs. They will make that difference up on Wednesday night against Toronto FC at BMO Field.
Montreal Impact 4, New England Revolution 2
New England went down to 10 men in the 5th minute at home against Montreal, and Patrice Bernier and Marco Di Vaio scored two goals each to push Montreal back to the top of the standings.
The Impact continue to lead the East with 45 points and still carry two games in hand over New York and Kansas City, who are tied with the Canadians on points.
The Revolution stay at 37 points, tied with the Dynamo. New England holds the fifth and final playoff spot, however, due to the goals scored tiebreaker (the first tiebreaker is wins—both teams have a 10-10-7 record).
San Jose Earthquakes 1, Philadelphia Union 0
Philadelphia went down a goal in the 15th minute in San Jose, the Earthquakes went down a man in the 57th minute, but the Union weren't able to find an equalizer at Buck Shaw Stadium.
Philadelphia holds their place in fourth, but the gap between them and third place has widened to six points. The Dynamo remain only two points behind the Union, meaning they could leapfrog into sole possession of the fourth spot with a win in Philly this Saturday.
While the Dynamo's own result didn't go their way on Sunday, the rest of the clubs fighting for the last two playoff spots didn't do any damage either. Every team in the East retained their spot in the standings, with the top three clubs starting to pull away from the rest.
Keep your eye on the scoreboard for Wednesday night's Toronto FC vs. Chicago Fire match, a Chicago loss or draw will keep them behind the Dynamo going into next weekend.


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The film excerpts in this theme show the devastating effects of European colonialist policies on Aboriginal peoples. They also show acts of racism in which Aboriginal peoples have been victimized in their relations with whites.
My Name Is Kahentiiosta
1995, Director: Obomsawin, Alanis
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1. What impact did the formation of the St. Lawrence Seaway have on the lives of the Mohawk people? How do the Mohawk people feel about the use of the river as a shipping route?
2. How did the creation of the Canadian Railway change the lives of the Mohawk people?
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Ridgway native Casey Scott's interest in shipping and business has led him to sail the seas, often traveling and in some cases living around the world as a shipping manager for one of the world's largest oil companies.
Scott attended Ridgway Area High School and received a B.S. in Marine Engineering and Marine Transportation from the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y. He put his degree to good use after graduation and gained some practical experience by sailing cargo ships to destinations across the globe.
The work done in medical examiners' offices has often been glamorized by popular television shows, but for Elk County native Jazmine Kunes, it is a way to help ensure that justice is done and bring closure to families in her job as a Quality Assurance Technician for the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office in Pittsburgh.
"I love being in the criminal justice environment.┬ĀI am able to watch people I work with┬Āhelp those who no longer have a voice in this life, and I too contribute to this in certain ways," Kunes said.┬Ā
Shannon DePonceau Nangle, 33, of Apple Valley, Calif., spends a majority of her time traveling through California and Nevada as a truck driver for Performance Team, an ideal career for someone who says she doesn't like being stuck inside a building all day.
Over the past seven years, Nangle has delivered everything from dry bulk products such as powdered cement, sand and rock from mills to various batch plants, to an array of household items and merchandise.