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South Alabama Come From Behind To Defeat Western Kentucky 31-24
The University of South Alabama football team fought back from an 11-point deficit at halftime to tie the game in the fourth quarter and then get the winning touchdown in the last two minutes of the game to defeat conference foe Western Kentucky 31-24. The Jags improve to 2-1 on the season and 1-0 in the conference while Western Kentucky falls to 1-2 on the season and 0-1 in Sun Belt play.
Senior cornerback Tyrell Pearson was key to helping the Jaguars defeat the Hilltoppers. He had not seen any playing time in the previous 11 quarters of play until the fourth quarter of the game against Western Kentucky. But he made two key plays in the final stanza to help propel the Jags to the win.
With less than three minutes left in the game, Doughty's pass is picked off by Pearson with only green turf between him and the endzone to set up the Jaguars go-ahead touchdown. Then with Western Kentucky facing 4th and 10 at the Jaguar 13 needing a touchdown with :05 left in the game, Pearson would pick off Doughty's pass in the endzone to seal the victory.
The Hilltoppers opened the game with a 5 play, 79 yard drive spanning 2:40 to quickly go ahead 7-0. However the Jaguars would respond with their own drive. Highlighted with passes by Ross Metheny to Jereme Jones for 18 yards, Wes Saxton for 7 yards, Danny Woodson Jr for 9 yards to get down to the Hilltopper 37 yard line. Then Metheny would run for 13 yards before hitting Shavarez Smith for 15 yards for a 1st and Goal at the WKU 9 yard line. Facing 4th and goal inside the 1 yard line and after a time out, Metheny would lean on his offensive line and get the touchdown to cap off the 10 play, 75 yard drive spanning 4:14 to tie the game at seven.
The Hilltoppers would put together another scoring drive of 15 plays, 73 yards taking 7:34 off of the clock to take a 14-7 lead over the Jaguars.
The Jags next possession would begin with :32 left in the first quarter at their own 28 yard line. A rush by Jay Jones for four yards would end the first quarter. Starting the second quarter, Metheny would find Saxton for a 37 yards pass to get down to the 'topper 31 yard line. The Jags would only be able to get to the 25 yard line before behind held to a 42 yard Aleem Sunanon field goal to cut the Hilltopper lead to 14-10. The drive was 6 plays, 47 yards and took 1:36 off the clock.
The Jaguar defense stiffened and opened the WKU possession with a 12 yard sack of Brandon Doughty by Romelle Jones to put them 2nd and 22 at their own 27 yard line. On 4th and 16, WKU would boom a 52 yard punt and T.J. Glover would lose two yards on the return to be downed at the Jaguar 13 yard line.
After getting a first down on a Trey Fetner run around the right side of the line out to the Jaguar 27 yard line, Metheny would be sacked for a 13 yard loss back to the 14 yard line. The Jags would not be able to get a first down and Scott Garber's punt would go 42 yards and the returner would lose a yard on the return to the WKU 42. A holding penalty would back them up to the 32 yard line with 9:10 left before halftime.
The Hilltoppers would put together a 6 play, 68 yard drive over 3:23 to score a touchdown on a 20 yard pass for Western Kentucky to take a 21-10 lead with 5:47 left in the second quarter.
The ensuing USA possession would start at their own 25 yard line but on the first play they Metheny would connect with Saxton again for 23 yards out to the 48 yard line. Facing 4th and 1 at the WKU 43, Coach Jones would call a time out after lining up for a punt. After the time out, the snap in the punt formation would go to Trey Fetner and he would roll out to the right and try to connect with Jereme Jones, but the ball would fall incomplete to turn the ball over on downs with 3:20 left before halftime.
The Jags received the ball to begin the second half. Glover would return it from the two yard line out to the 27 before being hit and fumbling the ball forward where Desmond LaVelle would recover it for the Jaguars at the 39 yard line. Brandon Bridge would enter the game at quarterback and after back-to-back incompletions, he would find Corey Waldon for a 15 yard first down into Western Kentucky territory at the 46 yard line. He would take a seven yard sack but would connect with Saxton for a 24 yard gain to the 'topper 29 yard line. After another seven yard loss by Bridge, Dinham would gain 10 yards on a rush to set up Sunanon's 43 yard field goal that he would put through the uprights. The USA drive went 35 yards over nine plays spanning 3:25 to cut the Hilltopper lead to 21-13 with 11:35 left in the 3rd quarter.
South Alabama's defense would force a punt on the next WKU possession, only allowing one first down and 24 total yards.
Starting at their own 11 yard line with 8:59 left in the 3rd quarter they would begin a critical drive, both for the team and for the fans in the stands. Brandon Bridge would pull the ball down and run for 23 yards out to the Jaguar 38 on 3rd and 6 for a fresh set of downs and getting the Jaguar offense in gear. Jay Jones would rush for five yards, then Bridge would find Bryant Lavender for six yards out to the Jaguar 49 yard line. After an eight yard sack, Bridge would load up and connect with Jereme Jones for 25 yards and a first down at the WKU 34 yard line.
Facing 3rd down and 4 at the WKU 28, Coach Jones would call his second time out of the half with 5:04 left in the 3rd quarter. Bridge would connect with Jereme Jones again for seven yards and another key first down. on 3rd and 8, Bridge would scramble for 15 yards and slide down at the 4 yard line. Jay Jones would punch it in with 3:23 left in the game to cut the Jaguars deficit to two points. Coach Jones would immediately call for a two-point conversion to try to tie the game. They would use some trickeration with a snap to the running back, a lateral to Jake Howton who would throw to a wide open Ross Metheny in the end zone to tie the game at 21.
Western Kentucky would begin at their own 28 after the kickoff. A few plays later, facing 2nd and 10 at the Jaguar 15 yard line, Romelle Jones and Clifton Crews would combine for a 12 yard sack on Doughty back at the Jaguar 27 yard line to end the 3rd quarter, a quarter in which the Jags held a time of possession advantage of 9:01 to 5:59.
Doughty's 4th down pass would fall incomplete and they would have to settle for a 44 yard Garrett Schwettman field goal to take a 24-21 lead with 14:47 left in the game.
The ensuing kickoff would go out of bounds at the Jaguar 8 yard line, the penalty would place the ball at the 35 yard line. The Jags would have to call their second time out of the half prior to the first down play after the kickoff as the play clock was running down. On the first down play, Bridge would scramble for a 26 yard gain to the Western Kentucky 39 yard line before getting out of bounds. Jay Jones would then rush for 12 yards to the WKU 27. Bridge's pass on 3rd and 3 at the WKU 20 intended for Saxton would fall incomplete but Sunanon would drill a 37 yard field goal to tie the game at 24-24 with 12:28 left in the game.
On the ensuing WKU possession, Anthony Wales would return the kickoff 30 yards out to the WKU 45 yard line to begin the drive. A few plays later, facing 4th and 2, Bobby Petrino would decide to go for the first down, but the Jaguar defense would hold as the pass would fall incomplete giving South Alabama the ball at the Jaguar 47 yard line with 10:25 left in the game.
Ross Metheny would return to the game and would connect with Shavarez Smith for a leaping catch for a 50 yard gain at the Western Kentucky 3 yard line. Kendall Houston appeared to score the go-ahead touchdown, but after review, they placed the ball at the one foot line for 3rd and goal. Metheny would be unable to punch it in and Coach Jones decided to kick what seemed like an easy three points. However, Sunanon's 17 yard kick from the right hashmarks would stay right of the goalpost leaving the game tied at 24-24.
Western Kentucky would take over at their own 20 yard line and drive down to the Jaguar 46 before Doughty's 3rd down pass was intercepted by Alex Page at the WKU 42 yard line with 4:24 left in the game.
Looking like the Jaguars were going to be able to drive down and set up a game-winning score while milking the clock, Western Kentucky would force a fumble by the sure-handed Jereme Jones to give them the ball at their own 17 yard line with 2:59 left in the game.
On 3rd and 10, Doughty would connect with Norris for 29 yards and a first down at the WKU 46 yard line. But on the very next play, Tyrell Pearson would make a break on the throw and intercept it at midfield for what looked like a pick-six touchdown. However, he would be flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct for celebration at the 1 yard line, negating the touchdown. The 15 yard penalty would back it up to the 16 yard line with 2:12 left in the game.
Jay Jones would open the possession with a two yard rush to the WKU 14 and forcing Petrino to use one of his time outs with 2:02 left. Metheny would rush for 12 yards and a first down at the two yard line before getting out of bounds and stopping the clock. Kendall Houston would only manage a one yard gain to around the 1 yard line forcing Petrino to use another time out with 1:46 left in the game. Trey Fetner would finally put the ball in the end zone to give the Jaguars a 31-24 lead with 1:38 left in the game.
The Hilltoppers would field the kickoff at their 13 and return it 21 yards to their own 34 yard line. Montell Garner would be flagged for pass interference spotting the ball at the 43 yard line with an automatic first down. Andrews would rush for 15 yards to the Jaguar 42 yard line. Another pass interference would be called, this time on Maleki Harris to place the ball at the 41 yard line. The Hilltoppers would get down the Jaguar 13 yard line with a 1st and 10 and time continuing to run. Alex Page would put pressure on Doughty to force and incomplete pass. After another incomplete pass, the Jags would call a time out on 3rd and 10 to set their defense and get a quick breather.
After the time out, Pat Moore would put the pressure on Doughty to for another incomplete pass bring up 4th and 10 at the 13 with :05 left in the game. Bobby Petrino would use his final time out to set up his last chance. This time Doughty would be pressured again and Tyrell Pearson would intercept it in the end zone to seal the Jaguar victor, 31-24.
South Alabama was outgained by Western Kentucky in total yards 427 – 414, passing yards 282 – 270 and rushing yards 145 – 144. WKU had 26 first downs to the Jaguars 18. The Hilltoppers ran 74 offensive plays, while the Jags ran 66. WKU converted 9-of-17 third downs while South Alabama converted 5-of-13.
Jay Jones led the Jags with 49 yards rushing on 11 carries. Bridge added 42 on six carries. Dinham and Metheny both added 22 yards.
Ross Metheny went 11-of15 for 193 yards and was sacked once. Bridge wen 5-of-11 for 77 yards and had two sacks. Fetner went 0-of-1.
Receiving, Wes Saxton had 91 yards on four receptions. Shavarez Smith had 72 yards on three catches. Jereme Jones added 68 yards on four receptions. Woodson, Waldon, Lavender and Dinham all also had catches in the game as well.
Qudarius Ford led the defense with 12 tackles. Enrique Williams was right behind him with 11 and combined with another Jaguar for a tackle for loss. Clifton Crews had six tackles and a half of a sack. Romelle Jones added four stops including 1.5 sacks.
"The game was as exciting as it gets. I can't take any more of those kind of games," Jag head coach Joey Jones joked after the game. "That's three in a row that have come down to the last play. But I'll take the win."
"I'm so excited for our guys, they fought through until the end," he continued. "Last year we weren't making plays at the end of the game, this year we are."
Metheny stated after the game, "I think we executed at a higher level tonight, offensively. Going in tonight I think we had a better game plan and to be able to respond to adversity the way we did. We just executed at a high level tonight. We can see what we can do offensively when we do that."
"That's a tough loss, we had our opportunities to win the game," said Western Kentucky head coach Bobby Petrino. "Starting right at the end of the first half, we have control of the game and a chance on a two-minute drive to go score, and we don't take advantage of the opportunity. They (South Alabama) made some plays in the second half. We had our chances at the end, we dropped a couple of touchdown passes and threw an interception, so we just didn't get it done. I thought we would come down here and perform well, so I'm pretty disappointed in our performance but you have to take your hat off to South Alabama. They played well."
"I want to commend coach Petrino and his team. Western Kentucky is a great football team. We knew that coming in," Jones stated. "They have a first-class organization, they do things right. For us to come out on the winning side against those guys is definitely the biggest win we've had since I've been here at South Alabama. You saw how big and physical they were, and our guys stood up to the challenge."
South Alabama will have an off week before returning to action in Knoxville, Tennessee on September 28 when they face the University of Tennessee at Neyland Stadium.
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Good hard fought win
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Portsmouth FC won 2-0 to Liverpool FC at Fratton Park Saturday in English Premiership action.
Portsmouth FC's goals were scored by N. Belhadj in the 33rd minute, and F. Piquionne in the 82nd minute.
Liverpool FC failed to hit the back of the net in this match.
The combined two goals meant an under play for total bettors who predicted less than 2.5 goals during the match.
Portsmouth FC led Liverpool FC at the half by a score of 1-0.
Portsmouth FC's H. Yebda in the 45th minute, T.B. Haim in the 45th minute, L. Leiva in the 47th minute, F. Torres in the 56th minute, G. Johnson in the 60th minute, and F. Piquionne in the 83rd minute were given cautions by the referee. J. Mascherano in the 45th minute was ejected from this match.


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The band used an intro song to set the mood before the band hit the stage, building the Glasgow crowd's anticipation for the show to start and they certainly weren't disappointed with the performance from Not Advised.
As previously mentioned, for this tour Ash Oliver would be replacing lead singer Jim Thomas due to him suffering from a serious problem with his voice, yet this did not interfere with the band putting on a full energy packed performance.
The band leapt straight into the action and did not wait about. From the word go, they showed full energy and with a strong introduction which showcased the bands music ability opening with the song 'Right Now'.
Ash managed to prove from the very first song that he was a strong stand-in. He also managed to get the crowd involved immediately and this encouraged the Glasgow crowd even more.
As Ash explained the bands expectations of the crowd during the set simply as; 'We're going to play and you're going to move'.
The next song in the set, 'A Red Light Situation' shows the band put their full effort into their performance. It showcases Ash's strong vocals and this time the crowd join in unaided due to the song being one which is popular amongst the set with it's high energy points allowing crowd involvement easily.
Next song, 'Jane Says Left' again easily encourages the crowd to join in, particularly by adapting the opening lyrics to 'Glasgow, there's something different in here'. The song also allows points in the song to again show the strength of the bands instrumental talents and vocals. The Glasgow crowd seemed on edge when Ash's vocals were put to the test as Ash sung the introduction alone, while the room dropped to silence to hear his voice unaided by instruments, the reaction from the crowd was that they seemed extremely surprised at how strong his vocals are for being a 'backing' singer and he pleases the Glasgow crowd. The band manage to keep this full energy throughout the whole set at the highest possible level.
The strongest song in the set comes at the very end with the bands popular 'The World's Not Ready', which has been gracing the music channels and becoming more popular by the week. The song allows the crowd to become fully 'alive' and singing along loudly. Jack Fairbrother even comes down to the very front of the stage to get the crowd even more involved than before.
Not Advised are a strong band and show that even without frontman Jim Thomas they manage to put on a good full set. They manage to show they have a back-up singer with extremely strong vocals on board giving Ash his 'time to shine' and proving he can do so with ease as the crowd applauded Ash's extremely high efforts. Despite this, it seems Jim was missed by the crowd, as they eagerly rushed to say 'Get Well Soon' anytime he appeared in the room. The crowd appreciated the bands decision to come out on tour despite this and with the energy-packed performance, the bands return to Glasgow with Francesqa and Canterbury is one which shall be well anticipated!


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Queen guitar-legend Brian May CBE and acclaimed West End and Broadway singer Kerry Ellis made a special appearance at Granger Bay, Cape Town to launch the Pride of Cape Town in aid of Land Rover's Global Conservation Partner, the Born Free Foundation.
Land Rover and Born Free collaborated together for the Pride of Cape Town - a major public arts event that will see a colourful pride of fifty life-sized, 30kg lion sculptures located in South Africa's popular V & A Waterfront.
The pride of creative lions will be released to 'prowl' the streets of Cape Town in March 2013, followed by an auction in May of the same year, with the proceeds supporting the international wildlife charity.
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In September 2011, Land Rover had helped Born Free raise a grand total of £75,000 in the Pride of Bournemouth, featuring Born Free Foundation ambassador and actor Martin Clunes. Proceeds of the event went to two charities; Born Free Foundation and a local Bournemouth charity.
Born Free has long-established links with South Africa and operates both the Big Cat Rescue and Education Centres at the Shamwari Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape, with the help of a Defender 130 vehicle. Born Free Foundation's partnership with Land Rover forms part of an integrated approach to sustainability and is one of six Global Humanitarian & Conservation Partners within Land Rovers' sustainability strategy called Our Planet.
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While making this recipe, I had the thought "they're all going to think you're crazy!" running through my head. So whether or not that's true, I hope you'll read on to discover to unique beauty of these Lacto-Fermented Cinnamon Apples.
I began a new series on Fermented Foods last week with the introduction of my absolute favorite sauerkraut recipe with garlic, cumin, and celery salt. And if you haven't read it yet, I go into even more detail on how and why fermented foods are so great for your GI in this post.
Well, this recipe came about with my brain turning over ways to preserve the apples coming in our CSA. And though I've posted about canning here at Bare Root, I'm definitely still a novice. Not to mention, a little too lazy for water-bath canning. And having begun to lacto-ferment so many different things lately and noticing how well they keep (albeit while taking up valuable fridge space), I just had to give this a try.
The flavors are very fall, while still carrying across the sour fermented taste. Jorge compared them to apples they'd cut up as kids and sprinkle with chile limon seasoning (minus the spicy). Like that stuff you could buy from the ice cream man. If you live in Arizona, you know what I'm talking about.
You'll definitely want to keep a closer eye on this than with the sauerkraut. It can go from sweet and slightly sour to sour and slight sweet in just a day. I'd recommend checking at 3 or 4 days. You'll know if it's getting there by how salty the water still is. When the salty taste dissipates to barely noticeable, you'll find the apples are still pretty sweet with just a tiny bit of sourness.
A slice off the top of the apple works perfect as a weight to keep the slices submerged (like pictured below.) It will just need to be composted or trashed once the apples are ready since it isn't fully submerged during the process. Of course, you could also invest in weight specifically made for fermenting like these ones. But I found the apple slice worked really well and didn't get moldy at all. My house is also kept in the low 70's, which is a factor. If your house is 80F plus, you may want to get some weights since the process will go much faster.
Enjoy these apple slices over a salad or right from the jar as an sweet afternoon snack.
Lacto-Fermented Cinnamon Apples
Yields: 2 quarts
3 medium organic apples (chose apples on the sweeter side like gala or honeycrisp)
2-4 cinnamon sticks, crushed
1 lemon, juice & zest
4 T. sea salt
7-8 c. filtered water
Combine crushed cinnamon (add to desired cinnamony-ness), lemon juice, zest, sea salt, and filtered water in a medium pot. Heat over medium heat until barely simmering and salt is dissolved. Remove from heat and cover to let steep and cool 30 minutes.
Wash apples well with a fruit & veggie wash. Slice the tops off 2 of the apples and reserve for packing the jars (as pictured above). Quarter the apples and slice very thinly (I like to use the blade attachment on my food processor — saves a TON of time). Pack sliced apples tightly into 2 quart jars, careful not to bruise them as you press down.
Fill the jars with salty water, transferring cinnamon pieces and all. Place a reserved apple top in each other jars to submerge the slices in the liquid. Cover with coffee filters or cheesecloth. Leave at room temperature for 5-7 days, testing around 4 days to gauge how sour it is. The longer it's left at room temperature, the more sour (and less sweet) it will be. The fermented apples will keep for 3-6 months in the refrigerator, as the cold temps will halt the fermentation process right where it's at.


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Flanked by beautiful dancers under bright, neon lights, electronic music producer MartyParty's stage presence elicits far more imagery of "rock star" than it does "computer scientist."
However, while some see the South African native only for his rage-inducing party beats, the tools and strategies that power his performances were born from more than a decade of professional work in the enterprise tech world.
And that's a message Marty wants to spread.
"You wouldn't believe how many stars used to code," he says. "It's where we come from."
With that sentiment in mind, Marty was kind enough to chat with Infusive's marketing strategist Ben Weiss about the hard tech behind his soundscapes to inspire others in IT to express themselves through music.
Let's talk nerdy.
Would you believe this guy used to code PHP with Deadmau5 in a cubicle?
Infusive: Can you describe your Computer Science background?
MartyParty: I have a Bachelor of Computer Science from University Of Cape Town in South Africa. I majored in CompSci - Math - Physics and Applied Math.
Infusive: When/how did you realize your skills as a programmer could feed your interest in music production?
MartyParty: It was the reverse - I worked in software for 12 years … started writing code at 15 then went from a junior coder in Java and C++, through Object Orientation, through application architecture and eventually Chief Technical Officer.
Only once I left my technology career did I get into Ableton Live - which I was turned onto as it is an unreal piece of code. I soon realized all my skills from coding, pattern recognition, and procedural discipline all came into effect.
Modern EDM production is a total software experience and the process of starting/maturing a project and then iterating over several projects to create a set of projects or an album takes lots of 12 hour sessions in front of the computer. It is truly revenge of the nerds.
Infusive: What concepts from your CS experience are alive in your music?
MartyParty: Iterative design and reuse are cornerstones for track development. The development of these patterns, using musical theory, when reapplied to a new seed melody or chord progression, can transform into a full track using the process and the process is always evolving.
Infusive: Can you comment on the transition from what many consider a 'nerdy' or introverted discipline with your CS focus to ultimately using those same skills as a live performer?
MartyParty: Absolutely - in order to be a "DJ" in 2013, you have to produce original electronic music. This requires learning how to use a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) tool - like Logic, Ableton, Cubase, and designing custom sounds, arranging beat patterns and mixing and compressing audio to create competitive sounding, original tracks.
Even the act of performing music involves custom technical setups and use of controllers, filters, effects and patterns to mix the music live. The entire discipline of being an EDM performer requires a love and deep connection with the computer and the software. Obviously there is a dose of talent needed to create original and interesting music and perform it with a sense of personality and flare so as to garnish a fan base and develop a following but the disciplines are straight computer geek.
If you read my Thump column [powered by VICE Media], you'll see I'm slowly trying to educate people on the reality that engineers are coding this music and learning to perform like rock stars, kind of a cross over skill which has never existed before and is never spoken about. Literally every DJ in the circuit now is a total nerd by day. But their public and online avatar is a rock star. It's crazy.
Infusive: If for any reason music was no longer an option (tragic as that would be), what "day job" in the tech industry would be your next choice?
MartyParty: I'd love to help design the next DAWs, the next soft synths and the next plugins, all which would draw on my real world experience and represent the evolution of digital audio tooling. That would be cool. I'd also love to create a startup in the EDM social network/music release and distribution market. I have tons of ideas for new ways to deliver music and show information to the fan base in a fresh way through a new piece web technology, similar to the "drip" paradigm, but more like the follow/unfollow freedom of the Twitter model. Watch out.


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Rossi podium highlights strong day in Toronto for Andretti Autosport
- Updated: July 16, 2017
By Aaron Bearden, Motorsports Editor
It took a bit of luck to get there, but Andretti Autosport enjoyed one of their strongest days of 2017 on the streets of Toronto.
Starting eighth, 11th and 16th after an untimely yellow hurt their efforts in qualifying, the trio of Alexander Rossi, Marco Andretti and Ryan Hunter-Reay appeared to have a long way to climb to get the the front in the Honda Indy Toronto. But a fortuitous caution for Tony Kanaan on lap 23 – shortly after the trio's first round of pit stops – proved to be the difference in their day.
While the caution bit teammate Takuma Sato, who had yet to pit, it allowed Andretti Autosports's other trio of drivers to cycle out ahead of those in the Verizon IndyCar Series paddock that had yet to make a pit stop. When everything cycled through all three drivers found themselves inside of the top 10.
From there the trio held on to tally impressive results.
As the checkered flag flew, it was Rossi that carried the Andretti banner in second – his first podium finish since last May's remarkable Indianapolis 500 victory. Reveling in the run, the Californian expressed relief over his best finish of the season.
"This finish has been a long time coming," Rossi said. "We had the Indy win, but I've been looking for that first podium and hopefully this will be a foundation to go and chase more wins. I'm relieved that we finally kind of got the monkey off our back."
For Rossi the weekend proved symbolic of his entire season, as Andretti's continual fight and improvement was finally rewarded with a finish he felt the team deserved.
"It was a huge turnaround overnight by Andretti Autosport to get the car where it needed to be for the race today," Rossi said. "Qualifying was a huge effort for the whole team. I'm very proud of Honda for the effort they've made. As we've said, this year has been a huge turnaround."
It's been a difficult season for Andretti. The Pennsylvanian's Toronto weekend began with outright denial of rumors that he would leave full-time Indy car competition in 2018, saying "That's just the journalist doing as bad of a job as I'm doing this year."
While he just missed the podium, Andretti's season-best result of fourth was enough to elicit some optimism from the third-generation driver, qualifying issue aside.
"I think [it seemed like] we were quiet all weekend because we got hosed by that yellow in qualifying," Andretti said. "But, I think our pace was actually about sixth or seventh so we're happy to come away with a fourth."
Hinter-Reay couldn't match the pace of his teammates and lost fifth late in a battle with Simon Pagenaud, but the Floridian was still happy with the result after starting deep in the field.
"We had a bit of a handful today, for sure," Hunter-Reay said. "The result was a good turnaround, though. Really nice good job by Alex [Rossi], finishing second and Marco [Andretti] grabbing fourth.
"We had a great battle with Simon [Pagenaud]. I was almost able to hold him off to keep fifth, but we just couldn't keep it and finished sixth. I just got too loose at the end. I think I burnt the rears off trying to catch Marco. That's the way it goes, though. Overall, it was a pretty good day and a good turnaround from last year."
Andretti Autosport weren't all left smiling leaving Toronto. Their best championship hope was all-but eliminated as Sato struggled to a 16th-place run – the Japanese driver's third-consecutive finish outside of the top 15.
With his result Sato dropped back to seventh in the championship with 351 points, 72 markers behind leader Scott Dixon. Rossi rose to eighth with 330 points, while Andretti and Hunter-Reay slotted in 13th and 14th with point totals of 273 and 268, respectively.
The quartet will get their next shot at the podium at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on July 30.


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|Mark Prior is one focused son of a gun. Literally. His parents are Smith & Wesson. I kid you not..
Screw that. Mark Prior wants to pitch. He will pitch. The Yankees obviously think that's a very real possibility, which means you should too.
Somewhere along the way, Mark Prior got a reputation as being soft. Look at that man! That is not the face of someone who lacks toughness. Prior was always the portrait of determination when he pitched for the Cubs. He just got broadsided by the star of doom. I've pointed out before that his injuries were much more the product of freak happenstance than mechanics issues, and the nature of his descent from future Hall-of-Famer to president of the DL-for-Life Club is grossly misunderstood. Up until the end of 2006, almost none of Prior's missed time was due to arm trouble. About one or two missed starts worth.
Then came the shoulder trouble. Prior missed all of 2007, 2008, and 2009, but 2010 saw him pitch again. He pitched for the Orange County Flyers. He pitched (ever so briefly) in the Texas Rangers minor league system. He did so because he has been working, after surgery upon surgery, to get back into Major League Baseball, where he once dominated. If that's a punchline, I don't get the joke.
The last time Mark Prior stood atop a major-league mound, it was for the 96-loss Chicago Cubs. The next time he does it, it very well may be with the New York Friggin' Yankees. It could be as a teammate of Kerry Wood. Put 'em on the cover again, Sports Illustrated, I think Prior's seen the worst your curse had to offer. Here's hoping the best for him is yet to come.


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When I had longer hair, it was much easier to see all of the curls since there were so many. Now that my hair is short, I just want them to be more wavy. I actually prefer to curl my hair when it's shorter.
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I think that it's easy to believe that once you create a home you love, you can sit back and relax. Because you are done.
But in our experience, the best solutions for our home are constantly evolving and changing. What works for us right now may not work for us in a year, or five years or 10 years. Heck – it may not work next week.
The truth is – it's important to create a home that works for you now. So that means being open to re-evaluation.
Which is exactly what we've been working on doing in the barn.
Particularly the storage area of the barn garage that we organized within an inch of its live back in 2014. As DIYers, we have a LOT of stuff. And that stuff has to find a home in an organized way. And while the space worked well for us three years ago, it was no longer functioning well.
Because we were focused on other things – living in a tiny space, building a house, moving and settling into the new house – the organization at the barn had been long since forgotten. And the piles of junk with no other home were making us both crazy.
So, the barn project became a matter of necessity. Because we needed to have our tools, garden supplies, paint and other projects accessible.
Right now we are in the middle of this project – and it didn't take long to see the light at the end of the tunnel. One long day of going through every single thing in the barn (again), purging all the junk that shouldn't have ended up there anyway, and a truckload to Goodwill was a great way to make the barn feel like it could actually work for us again.
I wish we would have done this ages ago. I wish we would have stayed laser focused on staying organized. But that's not what we do.
And as we started to put things back in place, we realized we really needed a new solution for paint.
It was out of control. There are no before pictures, because it would cause nightmares.
We are still using the squeeze bottles for paint – but we had a lot of other paint supplies to store. Full gallons of paint, brushes, spray paint, stains and oils – everything needed a home. As we reassessed the barn organization, we realized we could easily build a simple storage unit for everything in the room that formerly stored our washer and dryer. (The washer and drier were moved to the new house in the summer so it's just been empty since.)
This gave us lots of vertical space. Vertical space is perfect for this, because you can store more and you can actually see everything. Plus, the room is heated/cooled – which means that the paint should be happy there.
Since we didn't really didn't want to spend any money, Ryan rustled up a simple storage shelf using scraps of wood and plywood that we had around the barn. Some of the shelves were actually repurposed from Henry's toddler bed. (Yep. We took it apart since he's no longer using it.)
Ryan secured the shelf to the wall for stability and then we loaded it up.
I was even able to repurpose the rolling laundry cart into a spray paint cart.
This isn't one of those perfectly coiffed spaces and it still has plenty of dust (sorry, not sorry). But it's also a super practical space that actually works for us. Now.
And I'm perfectly fine with that. I can actually find what I need, so I'm happy.
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