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On this page we\u2019ll be posting highlights videos from each of the four venues: The Track in Cornwall, Redhill Extreme in Gloucestershire, BikeRadar Live at Brands Hatch, and Wisley Trails in London. \nHere are the highlights from round 1 in Portreath, courtesy of Ant Barrett (www.resolvefilm.co.uk):\nUnable to load media\nHere are the highlights from round two at Redhill Extreme, Gloucester, courtesy of Ant Barrett (www.resolvefilm.co.uk):\nUnable to load media","image":"@type":"ImageObject","url":"https:\/\/images.immediate.co.uk\/production\/volatile\/sites\/21\/2019\/03\/1280826589709-1hpw1gqspjsyw-808938f.jpg?quality=90&resize=768,574","width":768,"height":574,"headline":"Video: King of Dirt 2010","author":["@type":"Person","name":"BikeRadar"],"publisher":"@type":"Organization","name":"BikeRadar","url":"https:\/\/www.bikeradar.com","logo":"@type":"ImageObject","url":"https:\/\/images.immediate.co.uk\/production\/volatile\/sites\/21\/2019\/03\/cropped-White-Orange-da60b0b-04d8ff9.png?quality=90&resize=265,53","width":182,"height":60,"speakable":"@type":"SpeakableSpecification","xpath":["\/html\/head\/title","\/html\/head\/meta[@name='description']\/@content"],"url":"https:\/\/www.bikeradar.com\/news\/video-king-of-dirt-2010\/","datePublished":"2010-08-03T11:00:00+00:00","dateModified":"2019-04-10T14:24:40+00:00"}] Video: King of Dirt 2010 Highlights from UK dirt jump comp

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I have just heard about Dirt's passing. This makes me so sad to hear. He would come running to see me when he would hear my voice when I would visit the railroad museum. I had met him as a young kitty when I would visit the museum when in town for the Silver State Classic Challenge events. I would stop by both times I would be in Ely for the races. May you be chasing mice in Heaven, I will miss that dirty ball of fluff.

I've met dirt WHAT A CAT. I think he knew I was a cat lover, his kitty motor started the second I petted him. Dirt Jr is also a very cool feline. I can't wait to get back to the yard and see finished locomotives and of course dirt and dirt Jr.

Dirt is a really dirty cat. Despite the fact that he need a bath real bad. He won over my heart as I toured the engine room. He trotted out when we visitors came in the room. He was front and center, ready for affection, made us feel real welcome. I've loved trains since by Dad used to come home on the 505 from work in Boston. I guess I'm kind of jealous of Dirt. He gets to work on the railroad all the live the day. When we were out in Nevada, we missed out 2 cats, Radon and Caillum, so Dirt was a welcome site. I know he has a home in his caboose, but that caboose has seen better days, but the caboose was well stocked with cat food, so Dirt won't stray to far from there, I'm sure.

Glenn already said what I was thinking about. A Dirt Calendar would take up a prominent position in the railroad room. Thanks to Dale and Karyn Angell, I got to meet Dirt on their Toy Man Television post this morning (Sunday 11-17-2019).

American exceptionalism, the belief that America is more than a nation, is folly. Radical Islam is obviously wrong as well, but Muslims at least own the nature of the current cultural conflict: You must follow somebody, whether it's Allah, the State, or Jesus Christ. This important and timely book is an analysis of the changing face of religion and politics and also an extended argument for Christian expression of faith in Jesus Christ. This does not mean a withdrawal from politics to our own communities and churches. Instead, we Christians must take what we have learned from the wreck of secularism and build a Christendom of the New Foundation: A network of nations bound together by a formal, public, civic acknowledgement of the lordship of Jesus Christ and the fundamental truth of the Apostles' Creed. "And you could have it all, My empire of dirt...." Nine Inch Nails; Johnny Cash

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A crane towers over the construction site as a double trailer from Northville-based R&R Heavy Haulers idles on South Fifth Avenue waiting to pick up a load of dirt from the Library Lot construction site.

The Dearborn Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) projects will get 87,000 cubic yards of the dirt. The projects are designed to capture untreated sewage before it enters the Rouge River. It's about 35 miles from here to Dearborn. If you took 87,000 cubic yards of dirt and spilled it out behind the trucks carrying it, you'd cover a path 35 miles long, 10 feet wide and 15 inches deep.

Atwater Street is under construction between Rivard and Orleans in Detroit. The project, when completed, is planned to have bike lanes. It will get 13,200 cubic yards of our Ann Arbor dirt. If you took a bicycle lane 5 feet wide and filled it with dirt 5 feet deep, you would need 13,200 cubic yards to make a lane 2.7 miles long.

A new Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School in Detroit is being built, and its construction will use 5,500 cubic yards of dirt from Ann Arbor. That's enough dirt to fill Burton Memorial Tower on the University of Michigan campus to a height of 4 stories.

At flood stage, the Huron River carries 3,300 cubic feet of water per second. That means 2,000 cubic yards is about 16 seconds of river floodwater. The most recent measurements show the Huron carrying about 10 percent of the water that it does at flood stage, so this much dirt represents almost 3 minutes worth of river flow.

Gingerly the backhoe sat on its metal treads in what had been the waterway that separated my front yard from the road's edge. The rotund man who sat like a king on his throne in the behemoth road-eater's cab moved his hand forward and the machine responded as though it were an extension of his reach. It stretched its mighty Erector-set neck upward and forward and then downward before using its massive teeth to tear out a chunk of the cement culvert.

As easy as a child grabbing a handful of sand, it tore away the dirt and stone and lifted it skyward. Gulping the mouthful and then swinging smoothly toward the semi-truck, it spat the bite into the empty bed.

For the next two hours I watched the perfectly timed ballet of men, machines, and trucks. The backhoe rhythmically chewed a trough along the road. In tandem, the handsome Nordic giant who wore the Bobcat like an overcoat followed with intricate pirouettes, scooping and depositing, leveling and smoothing fill dirt. The rhythm of this construction ballet moved to the beat of the Viking's gum chewing.

His performance also coordinated with the steady stream of dump trucks that brought piles of yellow dirt and gravel. When the Viking finished smoothing, a truck slipped ahead of him and into position. The trucker, satisfied with the location and angle, released the tailgate and the dirt slipped beneath, forming a tidy pyramid with only a fine dust rising into the blue sky. 2ff7e9595c