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A well organised closet makes every day life more efficient and looks great too!
I like to hang as much as the space allows. Hung clothing is easier to keep organised and tends to remain ironed for longer.
Invest in matching hangers - wooden hangers can be picked up from a discount store ad immediately and effortlessly make you closet appear neater. I even buy mini wooden hangers for my son.
Take hanging inspiration from the stores. I group clothing in 3 major groups: tops and jumpers, long hanging such as maxi dresses and shorts and trousers. I then colour code the hanging. I start at one end of my tops with white and end with black and dark colours. and do the same for my other garments. It makes finding pieces much easier!
For folding space insure that all items are all folded in the same manner and have the rolled edge of the fold facing forward.
For smaller items try storage boxes or draws that can be easily pulled out or moved, this will limit the mess you create searching for items as you can always pull the whole box out and sit it on your bed to search.
If your cupboards have swinging doors don't forget the inside of the doors. This is a great place to hang belts, hats, ties, jewellery and little peoples shoes etc
Keep shoes in their boxes and take a little picture of each pair to stick on the front. Another (more pricy) option is clear shoe boxes. Boxes are great because the protect shoes from scuffing each other, keep pairs together and ensure the bottom of the closet looks neat.
Try to only have current seasons clothing in your closet. I use space/ vacuum bags in summer to store jackets, coats, excess jeans etc. this means that your closet does not become over stocked and you can see what is actually there to wear.
What tips can you offer for closet organization?
A well organised closet makes every day life more efficient and looks great too!
I use baskets and bins to contain those little shoes, hats and mittens. For the kid's closets I installed a second bar below the top one so I can hang more items. For my closet I put a wood rack from Ikea to hold jeans and folded sweaters. And of course, I constantly go through the closets to get rid of as much as I can.
Throw out anything you haven't worn in the last year. (Or donate it.) This is hard, and I and someone who tends to have an easier time letting go than others I know. No only will it free up space but it frees you mentally. Every time you interact, even by just looking at, an item that doesn't fit, is the wrong color, is worn out or just was a bad choice you feel negative feelings. When these things are gone, your trips to the closet are happier, no matter how organized it is.
Thank you for noting the coorelation between happy feelings and organization. And in this case, outta sight, outta mind. Another rule I've kept for a few years related to other items besides clothes in a closet (especially when it comes to gifts my son gets), if I can't remember where or whom it came from, I don't keep it. It must not have meant enough to me to remember.
If you haven't worn it in six months, donate it. (I'm not saying I have the willpower to actually do this, but it's the rule I am currently TRYING to implement.)
Invest in a closet organizer. The shelves and cubbies available with an organizer are a great help to getting organized. The single shelf and rod that come standard with a closet do nothing to keep you organized.
Keep shoes in their boxes as much as possible. Take a picture of the shoe, print it out, and stick it on the side of the box that faces out so you can easily identify what's inside.
Group articles of clothing together, and then by color (e.g. blouses, then all red, black, white, etc.) This helps you find pieces much easier, especially if you already have an idea of what color you want to wear or need a certain color to go with something else.
Group handbags/purses by type. Keep all your clutches together, and group all like sized pieces together. When you're looking for a particular type of purse, it will help to go directly to that section instead of tossing things around looking for a tote.
I'm big on letting go of things you don't need or wear. It frees up space and makes things so much easier.
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I like to organize by season. So the least likely to be used clothing goes towards the back. And I clean out and/or rotate about 4 times per year.
I find that I can most easily find what I'm looking for when my closet is grouped by type of piece, i.e. dresses, pants, blouses...When I helped my best friend style a few post-baby looks recently, it really helped that her closet was properly organized!
First go through and sort out what is in the closet vs what actually needs to be there. Edit, edit, edit. Of what's left, sort like with like. Then decide if you need any storage containers (baskets, bins, etc). If you've got something lying around the house that will work, great! If not, it's time to go shopping (for containers, not more clothes!). Once you've done that, everything should have a place which means you'll be able to clean up the closet in just a few minutes. :)
To get more space to organize your closet, buy those expandable shower rods for an added row to hang clothes. I also love those see-through hanging shoe organizers - put it on the inside of the closet door to store small items like scarfs, sock, or even jewelry.
Closet organization is the bane of my existence. We have an older house and closets were apparently not in fashion then. The best advice is to only buy what you need in the first place. After that, make sure you utilize the space you might have for things that aren't used daily.
I divide my closet into two - Fall/Winter and Spring/Summer. All my tops and tanks are hung, then collared shirts, then cardigans, then skirts, dresses. I have all my jeans folded in piles and then my sweaters, cardigans and workout clothes in separate drawers. My shoes also are also divided into seasons and then into genres - flats, sneakers, wedges, pumps and boots. My purses are in one container and in a separate box I have all the clothes that I'm not wearing or considering giving away at my next clothes swap party (I have 2-4 a year). Downstairs my coats and jackets are also divided according to season. I could colour co-ordinate my closet but fear that maybe too anal of me...
Closet organization is like the fitness plan - you have to make one, stick to it and improvise as you go! When I organize /clean my closet I always ask these questions -
1. Will I be able to access/see my clothes, shoes and accessories? Because if I am not, I will not use it and my clothes will be just sitting there hogging the space - unusable!
2. Will I be able to find something quickly, when I am running short on time and need something - If I have a method (like things coordinated by colors, or types or size) I will be able to find it quicker.
3. Is there enough space in my closet? If I am buying new things, I need to make sure that the new stuff-
a) should go well with my existing pieces, or
b) if not, then it should justify its presence - a unique piece, unusual design or a coveted brand is the only thing I'll buy if it can't be mixed or matched with my closet.
c) Is there anything I can remove from my closet before I put the new ones in so that my closet doesn't get crowded.
Now for actual organization - the same trial and tested method of "Keep" "Donate" "Trash" is been told by almost every closet organizer. Other then these, there are few more factors to keep in mind -
1. The hangers should all be same style and size. They look neater.
2. The walls in the closet sometimes get wasted. Instead of one big shelf, multilevel shelves are a good use of space.
3. The jeans and sweaters should be folded.
4. There should be a designated area for handbags, Wooden pegs are a good investment to hang them on the wall.
5. Over the door shoe organizer (in clear plastic style to clearly see the shoes) is good to save space .
6. The seasonal audit your closet- what you are not using, what you will not need anymore, and what you actually need to buy - will keep the closet from looking messy.
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In order to keep my closet organized, I utilize hanging shelves (mostly for shoes), the bar and shelves. I also organize my clothes by tops, dresses, skirts and bottoms. And then I sub-organize my shirts by sleeve length (no sleeve, short, 3/4 and long). I try to have one place for every type of clothing; i.e. one spot for t-shirts, one spot for tanks, one spot for sweaters, etc. This helps me to be able to find things when I'm in a rush.
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We are a large family living in a small city townhouse. Six children, two adults in a 1920's home with only 4 teeny tiny closets and one not quite as teeny is a tough fit. I am a STICKLER for closet organization. I want to be able to see and easily access everything in my closet.
We just recently re-organized our bedroom closet. The biggest closet in the house, it in narrow and long, stretching the length of the bedroom. We started by taking off the horrible folding doors, opening up the closet so that we could access the clothes that weren't really fitting behind the doors anyway. Then we organized all the clothing by types, and purchased a few small cabinets to store loose items in. We also used cloth boxes on the single top shelf to sort socks, folded clothing, and out of season clothing. We used large plastic bins to store our linens and towels (the house lacks a linen closet, so the master bedroom has to function as both) and lined all the shoes up in pairs and on a shoe rack. Finally, most IMPORTANTLY, I label, label, labeled EVERYTHING. All the boxes have neat labels so that you know exactly what goes where. I am amazed to say that my fiance, as great as he is has a tenancy to be a bit of a mess. So far, this system has really worked WELL.
It is one of my favourite things to do; designing and putting together kid's rooms! Always make it super accessible to them, make it fun and get them involved! Don't be afraid to use colour and messes are not a "bad thing"!!
Purge. Purge. Purge.
The best way to start organizing your closets is to get rid of things that you don't wear or use. Why bother trying to fit and organize those things if you know you don't need them?
After purging, get rid of things that belong. Since my kids are still young, there stuff is everywhere. I move that out of the way along with any trash (broken hangars, cleaner bags, etc.).
Finally, everything needs a place--a rack for shoes, basket for purses, tie hanger for belts and ties. Once you have a place for everything, put everything in its place (good luck with keeping it there!).
Oh this is my favorite topic!
My best advice is to follow these steps:
Clean- Clean out the space
Smart- Define a purpose for the closet
Simple- Refill the closet but streamline and simplify the contents
Style- Add some personal and stylish touches that you love.
That's the reader's digest version anyway- for more details and to see a few spaces, pop over to my blog. It's one of my favorite things to blog about!
Plastic boxes are your friends. Label, sort, and stack to avoid clutter, piles, and just not being able to find things. Hmm, I guess I should follow my own advice too :)
If you have a large or walk-in closet it's best to organize it into zones by season or garment type (i.e. work, casual, formal). Next arrange the clothing into sections for each category (i.e. blouses, dresses, pants, etc.). Then arrange the clothes in each section by color from left to right (i.e. black, blue, brown, red, orange, yellow, ivory and white). This makes it much easier to find outfits and is more pleasing to the eye.
When it comes to closet organiziation, I have to be very creative because we have small closets, and too much clothes!
For ease of access in and out of the closets, I make everything as easy to see and find as possible. I group all of my husband's clothes on one side, and all of my clothes on the other. I also put "like" clothing items together like t-shirts, dress shirts, etc..
For any non-clothing items, I find that some sort of shelving unit helps in organizing your small items or shoes. I usually buy plastic shelving units and use totes to store all of the winter clothes or not needed items at the moment.
Try and also maximize the space you are working with. We hang a shoe organizer on the back of the closet door to not only organize shoes, but smaller items like makeup, etc.
A Few Tips That Go Deep In Your Closet Organizing Effort:
• Avoid organizing inside the closet! Get everything out first.
• Divide all stuff into groups: Use Now, Special Use, Never Will Use --> Donate
• Clean and Freshen up inside the closet with natural herbal solutions: They disinfect and add a nice aroma to the inside
• Use folders, boxes, hangers to neatly organize your possessions
• Keep it a nice and happy place to peek into, ie, your closet! Avoid cluttering it again. ;0)
Divide and conquer - get hanging compartments and dividers etc :)
I love to organize. Closets are hard in a old house like mine, they are not walk in or large by any means. So here is what I do:
1. Get a closet rod extender(you hang it on your single closet rod and it makes a 2 levels.
2. Use a shoe organizer on the back of the door for Hats, Gloves, bows, socks, or anything you need. get a cheap clear one so you can see what is in there.(I use it in the hall closet for dog leashes, flashlights, gloves and much more.)
3. Use skinny hangers, they are great.
4. Use door knob hangers as size hangers on the rod. Just jazz them up with your own style. Great for Baby's rooms.
5. Hooks are a awesome!! I use hooks inside the closet for Belts and ties.
6. If you love to up cycle, use a old towel rack with S Hooks for necklaces inside the closet.
For me to be organized I need some motivation. About ten years ago I began to keep my clothing sorted by color rather than by item. All of the sudden organizing was not only fun but it keep me entertained to keep it organized. I sort it by the colors of the rainbow starting with red and ending with purple. I typically keep browns, blacks, and whites all together on one side or the other.
We also offer occasional organizing for some of our Mableton Maid Service customers. The best advice we can give is in agreement with Morgan Shanahan above. If you don't wear it, donate it!
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.... Nfl europe is basically a developing league oversees for usa players, people who are signed to us who are eitehr young or are trying to get better go to nfl europe and to anwser your question, as long as they are signed to us, then yes they go against our cap
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Seneca Valley High School girls' basketball player Juanita Craig excelled after moving into the starting lineup a few games into her junior season, but something was still missing from her game.
"It's kind of embarrassing," the 5-foot-5 guard said. "It was hard for me to shoot [3-point shots]."
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Craig scored 26 points and hit five 3-pointers in Seneca Valley's 74-46 win over Quince Orchard in the season-opener earlier this month. In Seneca Valley's 55-52 over Gaithersburg on Friday, she scored a game-high 23 points and converted three 3-pointers.
Craig's long distance shooting is a welcome addition to the offense, said senior guard Erin Gary.
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Aug 29, 2012 Europe's politicians are back at work after long summer vacations, but the economic woes that beset the continent then are now back in the headlines.
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In this essay, Godawa argues that the decreation language of a collapsing universe with falling stars and signs in the heavens was actually symbolic discourse about world-changing events and powers related to the end of the old covenant and the coming of the new covenant as God's "new world order." In this interpretation, predictions of the collapsing universe were figuratively fulfilled in the historic past of the first century.
Artist and BioLogos Senior Fellow Mark Sprinkle describes the importance of acknowledging the creative and subjective aspects of human knowledge in the midst of the debates about the relationship between science and faith.
Mark Noll, historian and author of The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, describes how Andrew Dickson White relentlessly advocated a view of history in which Science and Dogmatic Theology have always been at war with one another. Noll identifies 16 reasons why White's notion of warfare is mistaken.
NASA astronomer Jennifer Wiseman asserts that studying creation can show us the nature of God; science can inform us of what we need to do as stewards of God's creation; understanding the natural world gives us a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ; and science can give us a better understanding of ourselves. This essay was presented at the November 2009 Theology of Celebration Workshop.
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Good point, Nick. I stopped by and talked to the local metal recycler today. They sell steel for $.20 a pound here. I was mostly kidding about not having money for metal, but only just mostly kidding. $2000 is a pretty big investment for me.
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Might help if you post your location. Must be someone here to guide you to a steel supplier. Location has impact on everything . Just do a search on tank purchases or refills and you'll see how the prices vary.
Oh man, I know the feeling. I researched and debated for sooo long and when I finally pulled the trigger on my first machine it took over my every thought.
The one thing I didn't get that day was scrap metal. bummer, I was welding on little tiny things I could find laying around.
The next two machines was not as exciting but still a big deal. '
I still do a lot of almost free work just to have a project to learn new things on.
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I'm in Clovis, NM. Small town 8 miles from TX. Only 100 miles to amarillo or Lubbock, but we don't waste the gas to go there much. If I can't find what I want locally I order it online and it ships to my door. Amazing world we live in now.
We've got a few steel yards in town but there's one in particular, Mark's Pipe and Iron, that treats me really fair and always had timer for my stupid rookie questions, so even though he's a few bucks more on some things, I'll always go to him.
About bottles, i'm trying to decide whether to do the lease thing or but my own. The lease is $45 a year, which isn't a lot of money, but I can find a reman argon bottle for $100 online. What do y'all think?
Depends on your situation. Are you gonna be using 75/25 for steel, or do you plan on getting a spool gun. You gonna get a 300 size or a 125/150. Maybe 125's would be easier for handling. Possible two tanks so when you run out you have a back up and take the empty to town next trip going that way.
What size tank is the $45.00 lease ?
Here's another site that may help out. You can do a search on tanks here too.
I posted about a Ma /Pa supplier in Wisconsin that I went to .
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The $45 is just the yearly lease on the bottle. Doesn't matter what size bottle, it's the same price. Then you just pay for the gas every time you swap it out. It would make sense though to have a back up like you say, but I sure wouldn't pay $45 each for two bottles every year. It's not a lot of money but it would quickly approach the cost of buying your own bottles and not paying the lease. There's another place in town that fills bottles I believe. I'll check and see what inspections they require and such.
Hydro test is 13 bucks and needed once every 10 years (before the next fill - you can let it go forever if you never need it refilled).
My last 336cf tank was $280 full of Argon (buying the tank outright). Anyone pushing a "service plan" on my tanks promptly loses all my business. It's happened to two vendors so far.
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last year we got invited to a Christmas party at the home of a woman my wife works with. my wife (tammy) works with lynn. the party was for a saturday night so no one had to worry about being hungover the next day for work. they both work in the hospital and have the exact same schedule.
well the night of the party comes and there is an unexpected snowstorm. we have a Jeep so we made it with no problems. actually we were early so tammy could help lynn with things. once there i was introduced to lynn's husband ron. he seemed to be a nice enough person. offered me a beer right off.
ron and i pretty much hung out waiting for guests to show. but 1 by 1 they were calling to say they were not going to make it. the storm was getting worse. finally after the last of the people called, we realized we were stuck with all the food and alcohol. so the four of us decided to have our own good time.
we ate plenty. drank plenty. and after a while, the 2 girls disappeared to the bathroom. ron and i put the stereo on and cleaned up a little. we figured we'd just enjoy the company of the 2 couples.the 2 girls were gone for quite a while. and ron and i just sat back and talked. we started to get a little drunk as we had a few beers.
when the girls returned, they were just wearing bathrobes. ron and i were confused. ron asked what was up. the girls said that once in the bathroom, they couldn't keep their hands off each other. and after a while they wanted to come out and involve us. we were like "no problem". so tammy came over to me and asked if i was mad. i assured her that it was more than fine. she saw my agreement in the form of a bulge in my pants. i guess ron and lynn had the same talk because the girls were undressing us at the same time. we were naked in no time. but then there was a twist about to happen.
as soon as we were standing there naked and hard as rocks, the 2 girls switched partners. i got to make out with lynn and tammy was with ron. i was standing with my back to the couch and ron and my wife were in the middle of the parlor. lynn knelt down to start licking my throbbing cock. she would lick the whole length and when at the tip, she would delicately put the tip of her tongue inside my slit. that sent shivers up my spine. as she was doing this she was playing with my asshole with her fingers.
i was watching my wife with ron. she was deepthroating him fast and hard, he was thrusting ever so gently into her mouth. she had his cock totally drenched with her saliva. she was actually grabbing his ass cheeks and pulling him into her mouth.
by now. lynn had me turn around and bend over to lean on the couch exposing my ass to the room. she spread my legs a little and started stroking my cock from behind. then i felt the most unbelievable feeling. she started eating out my ass. she was kinda fucking my ass with her tongue. as well as putting her whole mouth on it and sucking really hard. after a few minutes my ass was soaked pretty deep with her saliva. she would also push some in there with her fingers.
then before i knew it. ron was only a few inches behind me and the girls were guiding his cock into my drenched ass. i almost pulled away but lynn still had a hold of my cock and was still stroking it. tammy came over to me and twirled her tongue in my right ear and said to "relax for me and enjoy it". so i did. i figured the girls musta been all horned out by now.
that's when i started to feel the pressure of his warm cock about to enter my ass. he was pushing slowly but firmly. between his cock being soaked with my wife's saliva and my ass being full of his wife's saliva, it started to go in pretty easily. there was a lot of pressure but no pain. i felt the head pop in then the shaft was slowly sliding its way in till he was up to his balls. they were actually touching mine. when he started to pump our balls were bouncing off each other.
lynn crawled under us and rested with her back aganst the cushions of the couch. she swallowed my still hard cock. then tammy knelt down and started to lick ron's ass.he started moaning loudly form all this pleasure. musta been awesome to have his cock in a nice tight asshole and a warm wet tongue in his throbbing ass.
after a few minutes the pressure in my ass turned to pleasure. partly because it was a new sensation, and partly because the girls were getting turned on by all this. then he really started pumping away and i felt his cock start to throb. as a guy i recognized the feeling and knew what was about to happen. i was right. he slammed my ass good and hard till he came with a huge explosion. the girls wanted him to dump all his cum in my ass. it actually felt real warm and good.
once he was empty, lynn wanted him to pull out and for me to suck him. i obliged and started sucking his cock with the 2 girls on each side watching me with wide eyes. all the time they were fingering themselves. once his cock was clean, lynn pulled me to her and jammed her tongue in my mouth. she said she could taste his cum mixed with my ass and she loved it.
but now the tables were about to turn. they had him 'assume the position' and tammy was back to lubing up his ass with her tongue and fingers. lynn went back to sucking my still hard cock careful not to make me cum.once they felt we were ready, they guided my cock to his waiting ass. he jokingly said for me to go easy on him. i smiled. tammy took hold of my cock and kissed it then put the head on his throbbing hole.
then my wife got into the same position as lynn was in earlier. she was between ron and the couch and swallowed his slimy cock. she let out a pleased moan of pleasure. lynn was standing in back of me rubbing my ass. then she lowered herself down to begin to eat my ass out again. this time it was full of her husband's cum. she was sucking and slurping all the while massaging my balls. she was even rubbing her nose in it and was moaning just like my wife. my cock slid into his ass easier then his had in mine. but it still felt great.
especially knowing my wife was in front of all this swallowing his cock. it didn't take me long to build up a slammer of an orgasm. i was pushing and pumping pretty good by now and was about to let loose. tammy reached out with both hands, grabbed me by the ass and pulled me into ron. i came real hard. my knees got weak. and as soon as i was done spasming, tammy crawled out, and got on the side as lynn did the same. ron came down to my still throbbing cock and began to clean it off. the girls were again fingering themselves with wide eyes.
after he was done with my cock. tammy spread his ass cheeks, and began to suck on his asshole slurping just as lynn had done to me. then the 2 girls started to tongue each other mixing all that cum and saliva. ron and i got on either side of the girls and shared in the passion. i could taste the 2 different loads of cum along with all that saliva. it was very erotic............................and that wasn't the end of the night.


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Will try to upload some more pics when I can. Here's a weld on 3/8" .035 4130 aircraft tube welded to a 3/4" square .049 tube. Not perfect but as it doesn't need to be, I am rushed and no full welds. As it is this was overkill. Students do the fitup so occassionally I have up to 1/8" gaps to fill. Weld measured around 3/32....too fat I know but I only TIG this much once a year or so. DaveTIGWeld.jpg
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- Toxicity from immunosuppressive agents
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- Cholesterol problems
- Sensitization—Formation of islet cell antibodies that increase the chance of rejection for this or any future transplant. This may occur from a previous transplants, a blood transfusion, or pregnancy.
- Return of diabetes symptoms that need to be treated with resumption or increased use of self-injected insulin
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"It's not easy to do in this ballpark," Twins first baseman Justin Morneau said. "He did it and he's one of the best in the game for a reason."
Quintin Berry proved pivotal for Detroit, collecting three hits and scoring on Cabrera's decisive home run.
Brayan Villarreal (1-1) picked up his first win of the year after getting the last two outs in the eighth.
Even though he left the game with the lead, P.J. Walters received a no decision after he went six innings and allowed two runs. Walters navigated through trouble, inducing three double plays to help pitch around seven hits and five walks.
"We just left too many guys," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. "Not very good situational hitting."
Matt Capps (0-3) blew his first save of the year in his 10th chance, and also picked up the loss.
"It was a little tough to swallow getting swept by these guys," Morneau said. "We had plenty of chances today, just didn't get the job done."
Berry led off the ninth inning with a single and then stole second base. After Andy Dirks flew out, Cabrera crushed an 0-2 pitch over the center field fence to get Detroit the lead.
Earlier, the Tigers raced out to a 2-0 lead in the first. After Berry walked and Dirks singled, Cabrera knocked Berry in with a single to right.
Cabrera was retired on the play, though, because he failed to return to first before Alexi Casilla raced behind him and tagged him for the first out of the inning. After Prince Fielder walked, Andy Dirks scored when Brennan Boesch grounded into a double play in which Fielder had to be tagged out.
The middle of the Twins lineup helped get them the lead.
Ryan Doumit led off the fourth inning with a double before coming around to score when Casilla picked up his first of three hits, a lined infield single off the glove of Tigers starter Rick Porcello.
Ben Revere came up with a one-out single and stole second in the fifth and Joe Mauer tied the game with a booming double to the right-centerfield gap. Josh Willingham followed Mauer with a bloop single to right.
Jared Burton and Glen Perkins held the Minnesota lead in the seventh and eighth before Capps blew the save.
Despite allowing a leadoff bunt single to Denard Span, Jose Valverde preserved the win for Detroit with his ninth save of the year.
The Tigers went 2-for-15 with runners in scoring position and left 10 on base...Berry became the first player in Tigers history to record a hit in each of his first five major league games...It was Detroit's 21st win in its last 27 games against Minnesota...By allowing three runs in six innings, Porcello picked up Detroit's 18th quality start in the club's last 27 games...The Twins left 11 runners on base.


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