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Miami - The Brewers were concerned enough Thursday about Aramis Ramirez's strained lower back to make a belated call-up of Taylor Green to provide coverage at third base.
Ramirez was out of the lineup Thursday afternoon against Miami after leaving the game the previous evening in the ninth inning. The Brewers didn't think the strain was serious but manager Ron Roenicke said you can be fooled at times.
"You always worry about those things because they can be more than what a player thinks," said Roenicke. "When he says, 'I don't think it's bad; maybe just a day,' sometimes it turns into a lot more than that.
"They don't think it's bad so I'm hoping it's not very long. It would be a big loss."
The injury left the Brewers vulnerable at third base because Cody Ransom, who had been the primary backup there, was claimed off waivers by Arizona last week. Jeff Bianchi, considered more of a middle infielder, started at third in the series finale against the Marlins.
Bianchi did a nice job in the field, ranging over and reaching over the railing to haul in a foul pop by Jose Reyes in the fifth inning, and making a charging play on Justin Ruggiano's chopper in the sixth.
Green was not among the Brewers' original September call-ups because, according to general manager Doug Melvin, the thinking was that he would not get enough playing time to justify it. That changed when Ramirez tweaked his back.
"If he's worse today and then he comes in tomorrow and he's better, then you know it probably won't be long," said Roenicke "If it's going to be a while, they're usually the same for a few days."
In 81 at-bats with the Brewers earlier in the season, Green batted .198 with two homers and 10 RBI. In 77 games at Class AAA Nashville, he batted .273 with seven homers and 29 RBI.
Green, who had returned home to Vancouver, will join the Brewers for their weekend series in St. Louis.
Weeks still climbing
The two-homer game Wednesday night by Rickie Weeks was the continuation of a long climb from a horrid first half in which he was batting as low as .158 as recently as June 10. Before going 0 for 4 in the series finale, he was hitting .282 with 11 homers and 36 RBI in 76 games since that date.
"I knew for him to end up with a decent year, he'd have to come out of it strong," said Roenicke. "I go back to last year. When you see him every day, you really see what you have in a player. I saw the first month last year with him, still producing but I saw him chasing some pitches and wasn't really sure what he was all about. After that first month, he stopped chasing those pitches and that's where he is right now.
"Everybody is going to chase but you just can't do it time after time. When he stopped chasing last year, he got really scary because there's really no place to go to for a pitcher to get him out. Ryan (Braun) will chase some pitches off and on. That's the only place they can go and say, 'I have a chance to get him out.' But if players stop swinging at it and they know they have to come back up in the zone, it's not a good thing.
"Those are scary guys when you know you have to come up in the zone. And they're almost all the same. Corey (Hart) gets in trouble when he chases a breaking ball down and away. Ryan gets in trouble when he does that; 'Rami' (Ramirez) gets in trouble. When they're up, they really hit the ball well. When these guys get locked in, it's always because they stop chasing."
Roenicke also believes that Weeks' early struggles were directly linked to the severe left ankle sprain he suffered in late July 2011 that caused him to miss most of the remainder of that season.
"I still think that's what it is," said Roenicke. "I really believe it's that lead foot, what you do with it when you take your stride. Rickie pops up on his toe, and he strides on his toes.
"If you're not able to do that, you're locked in with all of the tape, trying to protect your ankle. And now you're flat-footed; you're stepping flat-footed. It's a completely different feeling. He's feeling good now; he's running good. I think that's the difference."


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Last night, Apple pushed out the first update to iOS 10 (there had been a lot of reports of people locking up their phones when updating). I plugged the phone into the computer, did a full backup, then installed. Flash forward to this morning and it's time to test the feature I've been begging for. RAW on the iPhone. It's not magic, but it sure makes a big difference. What you'll need A phone or tablet that can run iOS 10 and supports Raw One that has a 12-megapixel sensor, like the iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPad Pro An … [Read more...] about First Test: Shooting Raw on iOS 10
Printing Images From Your Cell Phone While Traveling
I took along a Polaroid printer when I traveled to Cuba earlier this year. It enabled me to make prints of my iPhone photos via Bluetooth. I gave the prints to people I had photographed with my iPhone after I had photographed them with my Fuji X-T1. The printer is small (2.91" x 4.72") and lightweight (0.41 lb.), important since I travel as light as I can when visiting a country such as Cuba. Prior to traveling with the Polaroid printer I used a Fujifilm Instax Mini, an instant film camera. The quality of the images was "okay," and the … [Read more...] about Printing Images From Your Cell Phone While Traveling
Sharing Photos on the Apple TV with Lightroom
Since the introduction of the Apple TV app store on the new Apple TV, there's no shortage of ways to view your photos on your TV. Companies you've come to know and love have built great apps (like Apple's iCloud Photo Stream, Flickr, 500px, etc.) but have never really fit into my workflow. I use Lightroom to manage my image library, so I have to export the images I want to share, then upload them to whatever service I'm using. Adobe has a better way. Earlier this week, Adobe launched Lightroom for the Apple TV. Through the power of Lightroom … [Read more...] about Sharing Photos on the Apple TV with Lightroom
Instant Replay: Lightroom Mobile with Adobe's Sharad Mangalick
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Instant Replay: Lightroom and Mobile Workflow with Brian Matiash
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Instant Replay: Lightroom FAQ's with Rob Sylvan
Rob Sylvan answers many of the most common and pressing questions about Lightroom--especially ideas about fixing your catalog. Rob mans the Lightroom Help Desk for KelbyOne, and there's no one on the planet better qualified to answer these questions and help you get things running smoothly again. Hosted by: Rob Sylvan and Levi Sim Produced by: Rich Harrington and Photofocus.com https://youtu.be/kDTdMq4lrz4?t=3m3s … [Read more...] about Instant Replay: Lightroom FAQ's with Rob Sylvan
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Google Hangout Instant Replay: "Mastering Mobile Workflows with Creative Cloud Apps"
Earlier this week we held a fun hangout with Bryan O'Neil Hughes from Adobe to talk about mobile workflow and the new Adobe apps. A ton of interesting things were covered and a bunch of secrets came out on how to really unlock power inside the apps. There were even a few big hints dropped that you might find interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVbGsTDxsS4 We're going to explore a bunch of the Adobe mobile apps and get some practical tips and some insider secrets. Learn about Adobe Photoshop Fix Photoshop retouching for … [Read more...] about Google Hangout Instant Replay: "Mastering Mobile Workflows with Creative Cloud Apps"
Mastering Mobile Workflows with Creative Cloud Apps (special guest Bryan O'Neil Hughes)
You gotta join us live for our next Google+ Hangout, totally free of charge. Not only will you learn terrific techniques, but if you tune in live, you can be entered to win excellent prizes to help you in your work. (Note: MUST BE TUNED IN LIVE TO WIN). Be sure to tune in: Tuesday, November 17, 2015 5pm Eastern | 2pm Pacific RSVP here and it'll show your local time. We're going to explore a bunch of the Adobe mobile apps and get some practical tips and some insider secrets. Learn about: Adobe Photoshop Fix Photoshop retouching for … [Read more...] about Mastering Mobile Workflows with Creative Cloud Apps (special guest Bryan O'Neil Hughes)
A Look at the Fuji X T10: It's Making Photography Fun Again
NOTE: Recently at Adobe MAX, all attendees (including me) were given a Fuji X T10 mirrorless camera with an 18-55mm lens. At retail this set up goes for about $1,100 when not on sale. Right now Im in the market for a new camera. Im borrowing a Lumix GX7 from a friend and Ive played with various Sony cameras. To finally have my own mirrorless to play with is pretty awesome. Im carrying this camera with me everywhere. The Key Specs: Lets get the specs out of the way. Shoots 16.3 megapixels Uses SD cards Shoots both JPEG and RAW ISO: 6400 and … [Read more...] about A Look at the Fuji X T10: It's Making Photography Fun Again
A First Look: The Apple iPhone 6s Plus
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Apple's New iPad Pro – Laptop Killer or Just a Bigger iPad?
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What's New with the iPhone 6s and Why Does it Matter to a Photographer?
Apple just announced the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus with a redesigned 12 megapixel camera. For those of us who rely on their phones as a behind the scenes camera or use this as our backup camera, this is a good thing. Processor and Physical Improvements Sure, many will pay attention to the megapixels, but it's what you do with them that matters. Apple promises that the new phone has a new image signal processor that works with iOS 9 to provide better temporal and spatial noise reduction. They also utilize an improved local tone mapping option … [Read more...] about What's New with the iPhone 6s and Why Does it Matter to a Photographer?
Apps For Photographers – The Photographer's Ephemeris
Were all carrying around mini computers these days so it stands to reason that wed use them to help plan and run our day. One app that helps me a lot is The Photographer's Ephemeris, an app for desktop, iOS and Android. What Does The Ephemeris Do? In short, The Photographer's Ephemeris gives details of sun and moon positions at any given time and date. This allows some forward planning when wanting to capture in a certain light. Example For this example Im going to plan where the sun will be, and thus my perfect position, for shooting Tower … [Read more...] about Apps For Photographers – The Photographer's Ephemeris
Organize On the Go with Lightroom Mobile
Traveling at least two weeks each month, I've amassed a library of over 4,500 images on my iPhone 6 Plus. It's my most-used camera when on the road because it's small(ish), has fantastic image quality, and is ready to capture in seconds. Looking for images in the default iOS photos application isn't very difficult thanks to Collections and Moments, but I organize them differently when I import them into my Lightroom catalog. All of my photos, both mobile and professional images, live in a Lightroom catalog on my computer in the studio. After … [Read more...] about Organize On the Go with Lightroom Mobile
How to Post Instagram Photos Directly to Twitter
Back in the day, Instagram photos used to show up in our Twitter feed. That changed several months after Instagram was bought by Facebook in April of 2012, and . Instead, if a photo is shared through Twitter, it is linked to the photo on Instagram instead of being embedded into your tweet. Instagram is the number one way that I (and millions of other people) share mobile photos. For those of us with linked Twitter accounts, the bottom line is that more people are less likely to see the photo if they have to click a link to view it. But alas! … [Read more...] about How to Post Instagram Photos Directly to Twitter
Going Mobile with Lightroom Mobile
I like being productive: fixing things, cleaning rooms, building up cities, conquering countries, culling pictures. I like comfy things: beds, couches, car seats, fluffy stuff, shoes, pillows. So, what if... one could be productive AND comfortable!? With Lightroom Mobile, you can cull, edit, and amaze yourself with the productivity that you've had on the comfort of your own couch (and it doesn't have to be on a couch... it could be on an airplane, or the toilet, or the dinner table; you can choose anywhere you really want to be) all while not … [Read more...] about Going Mobile with Lightroom Mobile
How to Transfer Mobile Photos to Lightroom using Dropbox
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Organize your Mobile Photos with QuickPics
One of the things I struggle with is organizing my cell phone images. On my iPhone, I can set up galleries or streams but I don't always use them. QuickPics is offering a solution to tag and organize your mobile photos, and so far I love where theyre heading. With hundreds, if not thousands, of photos on my mobile phone, I don't have time to go back and tag everything. Some are family, some friends, and some are just for reference for projects Im currently working on. QuickPics offers a great way to select your photos to tag. Simply press … [Read more...] about Organize your Mobile Photos with QuickPics
The Photokina Files – New Siros Monolight from Broncolor
I just got back from a week in Cologne Germany at the MASSIVE Photokina photo expo. Now I'm a trade show veteran, but the sheer scale of this 7 day show is unbelievable. No wonder manufacturers wait to release their newest products until this big gathering of visual creatives, every two years. If you've been anywhere near the internet I'm sure you've heard about the new cameras, software (Capture One 8), lenses (Tamron 15-30mm), and lights (Broncolor Siros) that were announced. As a professional photographer, lighting is one of the skill sets … [Read more...] about The Photokina Files – New Siros Monolight from Broncolor
Photo Face Off: iPhone 6 vs Android
iPhone Day! Yesterday, I woke up at 6AM morning to head over to the Apple Store at Pioneer Place in Portland, OR. It was "iPhone Day" after all and there was a 128GB silver iPhone 6 Plus with my name on it somewhere in that store. Fortunately, I successfully preordered mine last Friday and somehow managed to be the very first person in the Reservations line, whereas the line for the day-of purchasers literally wrapped around the entire city block. But based on the global news reporting on this launch, no one should be surprised. The Face Off … [Read more...] about Photo Face Off: iPhone 6 vs Android
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Every other word you hear about anything seems to be "mobile", and Photography is no different. We've got the recent release of Lightroom Mobile, all kinds of other apps, and of course our favorite Mosaic Archive. But where's it going? What do we do with it now? How does mobile really fit with our workflows? Click here to RSVP and join the live hangout. Wednesday July 30, 2014 1:00pm Eastern, 12:00pm Central, 11:00am Mountain, 10:00am Pacific Tune in live to ask questions and enter the drawings for some terrific prizes. Our hangouts are … [Read more...] about Lightroom Hangout: Mastering the Mobile Monster
Colin Smith & Gerard Murphy | Photofocus Podcast 7/5/14
This week's podcast interviews with two folks influencing the world of photography. First up is Adobe's Sharad Mangalick who discusses how to use Lightroom Mobile. Then Melissa Niu sits down artist & photographer Renee Robyn. Get the show here or get it on iTunes Don't forget to post a review on iTunes. Colin Smith Colin Smith is a best-selling author, trainer, and award-winning digital artist who has caused a stir in the community with his stunning Photoshop work. Colin is also known as a pioneer of HDR photography. Colin is an Adobe … [Read more...] about Colin Smith & Gerard Murphy | Photofocus Podcast 7/5/14
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Turn Your Phone 90 Degrees (NSFW)
Vertical Video. Unless you're hanging a television set in portrait aspect ratio (think digital signage) there's likely no reason to shoot this way. Video is a panoramic medium (embrace it). Apparently it bothers other people too. Perhaps we can all share this movie with a few other folks who could benefit from watching. Just a little light-hearted humor for your enjoyment. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqHZJe6306k ______ … [Read more...] about Turn Your Phone 90 Degrees (NSFW)
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With a program that includes diet tips, exercise strategies, and targeted nutritional supplements, get my top tips to lower your blood pressure naturally.
You'll be well on your way to promoting healthy blood pressure levels and feeling really good about your health—and about yourself—after two months on my best blood pressure program. Let's get started with my top secrets to lower your blood pressure naturally.
Week One to Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally: Focus on Your Diet
There is no lifestyle modification more powerful for healthy blood pressure than diet. My nutrition recommendations are based on the Pan Asian and Mediterranean ways of eating. It's been shown that people in those areas have 76 percent fewer cardiac events than anywhere else in the world. During your first week on my program, begin by choosing foods high in potassium, calcium and magnesium. Try to choose at least five foods each day from the charts below. Plus, to lower your blood pressure naturally you want to drink plenty of water.
These three nutrients are key for promoting healthy blood pressure levels and maintaining heart health. For that reason, foods rich in potassium, calcium, and magnesium are an integral part of my Pan-Asian Modified Mediterranean (PAMM) diet.
Week Two to Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally: Get Up and Move!
You don't need a lot of fancy equipment to start exercising, nor do you need to join a health club. Just put on a pair of comfortable shoes and start walking.
New studies show that moderate activities such as regular walking, dancing, swimming, golf and tennis can reduce blood pressure levels significantly. In fact, exercise is crucial for maintaining healthy blood pressure. No other lifestyle change will provide such immediate and enduring benefits to your health and well-being.
If you haven't been active for a while, start out easy with just 10 minutes a day, then add five minutes a week to your walking regimen, building up to 30 minutes total, five days a week. Make it more enjoyable by walking with friends.
Avoid exercise that is too strenuous, especially if you're just embarking on an exercise program to reduce blood pressure. I advise my patients to never jog or run. Studies have shown a connection between heart attacks and sudden exertion, so talk to your doctor before you engage in more aggressive workouts, such as aerobics.
But don't feel that you must engage in heart-straining exercise to reap big rewards. The Nurses' Health Study found that women who walked briskly at least three hours per week achieved results equivalent to jogging or aerobic dancing.
If you add some regular stretching or yoga exercises, plus light weight training once or twice a week, you'll have a total-body conditioning regimen. Just make sure to be evaluated by a certified exercise specialist or physiologist for muscular strength first. Some of my patients have taken it upon themselves to lift weights on their own, but this is not the best approach. Once you get a baseline evaluation of your muscular strength, then you'll know what amount of weight you can safely lift and how many repetitions to do.
Week Three to Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally: Begin Taking Targeted Supplements
Coenzyme Q10: Research shows that 200-300 mg CoQ10 per day can reduce blood pressure. CoQ10 makes cells healthier and less vulnerable to constriction, which can elevate pressure inside blood vessels. Many of my patients who take a water-soluble form of CoQ10 have cut their use of blood pressure drugs in half, while maintaining healthy blood pressure.
Magnesium: It's hard to get sufficient levels of this critical mineral in your diet, which is why you must supplement. Magnesium helps regulate heart health, so it's best to take 400 mg of magnesium every day. **Note: Take magnesium after meals. If you have kidney problems, don't take supplemental magnesium without your doctor's approval.
Fish Oil: A recent study of 11,000 patients shows that fish oil promotes healthy blood pressure, cholesterol, and triglyceride levels-even better than vitamin E. I'm so thrilled with fish oil that I've included it as part of my core program for heart health.
Garlic: The "stinking rose" acts similarly to ACE inhibitors to promote healthy blood pressure levels. A clove a day, chopped or minced in your food, is plenty. I recommend garlic itself, because I'm not convinced that powdered garlic capsules have all the herb's active ingredients. If you really don't like garlic, 500-1,000 mg garlic in softgel form is your best defense.
Hawthorn: Studies show that hawthorn berry promotes blood flow in smaller vessels. It acts to reduce blood pressure much like ACE inhibitors, preventing production of angiotensin 2, a powerful blood vessel constrictor responsible for increasing blood pressure. It also helps to ease angina and relieve congestive heart failure. Take 500 mg 2-3 times a day until you see results.
Week Four to Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally: Mental Health and Healthy Blood Pressure
As you begin the fourth week of my blood pressure-lowering program, I want you to introduce an element overlooked by most cardiologists: your emotional and spiritual health.
Does an unresolved conflict eat away at you? Are you often short-tempered with your spouse, children, colleagues or even a driver who cuts you off in traffic? You may be thinking, "Of course I am. Isn't everybody?"
What you may not be aware of is that these responses trigger a whole physiological cascade that culminates in the release of a stress hormone called cortisol into your bloodstream. Cortisol in excessive amounts can signal your body to step up the production of blood platelets, which can then clump together to form dangerous clots.
Basically, repressed anger, frustration, and fear are all hidden risk factors for heart disease and hypertension. You should probably consider psychotherapy if your health is at stake. Without a professional's input, you may not be able to pinpoint what's really going on. I have noticed that it's often difficult for patients to realize that their physical disease may actually be an emotional symptom traveling incognito.
Other helpful action steps to take to lower your blood pressure naturally include:
Seeing a counselor or talking to a friend or spiritual advisor.
Finding creative, healthy ways to release your anger, such as crying at sad movies, hitting tennis or golf balls, writing in a journal, painting or drawing.
Taking up yoga, tai chi, or dancing.
Sitting quietly for 10-15 minutes a day, meditation, prayer, guided visualization, or deep breathing.


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New Skegness Jolly Fisherman statue rethink
Plans for a new Jolly Fisherman statue at Skegness Railway Station have been put on hold after objections.
Skegness Mayor Mark Anderson said the new design looked like a "Buddha" or a "gargoyle" and did not represent the image of the town.
The town's more famous Jolly Fisherman statue, which shows him with his arms outstretched on top of a water feature, will remain in Tower Gardens.
Councillor Chris Briggs, from Lincolnshire County Council, said the new design for the railway station showed a fisherman patting a sea lion and holding a beach ball.


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Gilbert Syndrome
What is Gilbert Syndrome?
Gilbert (pronounced zheel-BAYR) syndrome is a common, inherited, benign liver disorder. Gilbert Syndrome is not a disease but a normal variant in which individuals have mildly elevated bilirubin concentrations in their blood due to the liver's inability to properly process bilirubin.
Bilirubin, a yellowish pigment, is a substance produced by the breakdown of old red blood cells and hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. Normally, bilirubin is removed from the body through the digestive system (stool) as part of the bile from the liver. The amount of bilirubin in a person's blood is usually very low.
Gilbert Syndrome is also known as constitutional hepatic dysfunction, benign unconjugated bilirubinemia and familial nonhemolytic jaundice.
American Liver Foundation "Gilbert Syndrome†http://www.liverfoundation.org/abouttheliver/info/gilbertsyndrome/ Retrieved March 30, 2011
eMedicine.com "Gilbert Syndromeâ€http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/176822-overview Retrieved March 30, 2011
Mayo Clinic "Gilbert's Syndrome†http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/gilberts-syndrome/DS00743 Retrieved March 30, 2011
U.S. National Library of Medicine NIH National Institutes of Health "Gilbert's Disease†http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000301.htm Retrieved March 30, 2011
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Everyone knows that life can hurt. It can whip you, shake you, and rake its nails down your face until it's just a bloody pulp. No one ever said life was easy. But, then again, what would it be like if life was easy? A lot of people would be eager for that, but I, on the other hand, would not. Life may throw obstacles at our feet, and we may trip over these obstacles and fall flat on our face. But if we fall, are we just going to lay there forever? No. Life is challenging us to get up.
Let's say that we're all oak trees. No, scratch that—we all should be oak trees. Even though we should, a lot of us aren't. Some of us are like pine trees, whose roots are thin, flimsy, and don't dig very far into the ground. When a storm hits, the pine trees are terrified.
What will happen to us? they think. Will we survive this one?
Oak trees, on the other hand, are the complete opposite. Their strong, sturdy roots plow deep into the Earth, growing a smidge bigger each day. When a tempest arrives, the oak trees don't cower like the pine trees do. They defy the storm. Bring it on, they say. We can take anything you throw at us.
The oak tree can be stripped from all of its leaves. Its rough, coarse bark can be shredded from its trunk, leaving it smooth and vulnerable. Its branches can be snapped off of its body, breaking off like twigs until the tree is just a bare slab of wood protruding straight up out of the ground.
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It may be hurt, yes, but it didn't give up.
What else can you suffer? the swirling wind howls, clawing at the raw skin of the tree's bare trunk. What more will it take to knock you down?
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When life hits us like an angry hurricane, we have to stay standing. We must be like the oak trees, not like the pines.
A girl named Tori had—at one point in her life—everything going for her. She had recently graduated from college with a degree in art, and was getting engaged to her boyfriend, the man of her dreams. Everything seemed to be going down the right path.
Without any delay, Tori and her boyfriend, Craig, were married in the Salt Lake Temple. They settled in Utah and bought a house there, dreaming up fantasies of having children and growing old together. There she was—twenty-five years old, beautiful, and happy. It didn't seem like anything could ever dampen her contentedness.
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It was three months after she and Craig were married. Craig was away at work, and Tori was lounging in the house, relaxing.
She didn't know how it happened. One second she was fine, watching T.V., petting the cat. But the next second, she was writhing on the floor, experiencing uncontrollable convulsions. Her brain felt like it was heating up, as if it were being baked in an oven. The last thing she remembered was the pressured feeling of her head being compressed. Then black blotches obscured her vision, and she began to drift off into unconsciousness.
Tori was in the hospital when she opened her eyes for the first time. She was lying in a bed with about 900 machines hooked up to her, all beeping simultaneously. The doctor and her family didn't notice that Tori had just been awakened from the coma she had just been in.
Hey, you guys! she wanted to scream. Over here—I'm awake!
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After that incident, Tori was like an infant. She had to re-learn everything she had already learned before, and she had to grow up all over again—except she was in an adult body. She remembered thinking more than once, Why did this happen to ME?
Today, Tori is still just as happy as she once was—even though the entire left side of her body doesn't work at all. The entire experience of having a severe stroke has helped her become stronger. The doctors had told her that she would never be able to get out of bed, to run or walk. But Tori didn't just lie around and mope about her condition. She amazed everyone by getting back on her feet and proving the doctors wrong.
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Tori was an oak tree. Even though having a stroke created numerous problems in her life, she didn't let it keep her down. Instead, she got back up and made the most of it. When life gives us lemons, make lemonade, right?
Life may not be easy, but what would be the point of it if it was? Maybe life is just trying to teach us something. Maybe life wants us to become stronger. Life is testing us with these obstacles, seeing if we will ever fall down and never get back up. Maybe it's just to make us stronger, or to prepare us for the future.
A lot of us have problems in our lives. A divorce, a death, or maybe even just a pesky sibling. But if these problems knock us down, we have to be able to get back on our feet and keep moving on.
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Our fantastic 25% off offer in The Strawberry Tree, tipped by Woman's Way Magazine as a way of saving your hard earned cash
Archive for the 'Special Offers' Category
Savvy Tips in Woman's Way Magazine – 15th JulyFriday, July 12th, 2013
Winner of Chateau Talbot – Mr Patrick LongTuesday, July 9th, 2013
Congratulations to Mr Patrick Long, winner of The Strawberry Tree celebratory give away. Patrick is the winner of a bottle of Chateau Talbot, listed on our wine menu at €250. Many thanks to the Long Family for joining The Strawberry Tree in it's 25 year Anniversary celebrations.
The Long Family Gathering at The Strawberry Tree 02/07/2013
Front: Conor, Gill, Catherine, Patrick
Back: Tracy, Ronan, Catriona, Laura, Dominic
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The Grand Tour with a visit to The BrookLodge along the wayFriday, July 5th, 2013
The Grand Tour is what gives those avid drivers the chance to take in all of what Wicklow & Kildare have to offer. This touring route that sweeps from the Wilds of Wicklow to the plains of Kildare takes in spectacular secenery, Coastal Tours, Country Gardens, Great Houses and much much more
Be Part of the Grand Tour
If you are planning on doing the Grand Tour of Wicklow/Kildare then why not Stay two nights at the Luxurious BrookLodge Hotel in Macreddin Village and dine in Ireland's Only Certified Organic Restaurant. During your stay take in a cultural experience and visit Avondale House, the birthplace and home of Charles Stewart Parnell one of the greatest political leaders of Irish history. Afterwards enjoy your Macreddin Village packed lunch in the designated picnic area and take in some of the magnificent forest park set over 500 acres with tree trails and walks ranging from one to five hours. Book Now
Competition for our Strawberry Tree DinersWednesday, July 3rd, 2013
The Strawberry Tree is celebrating it's 25 year anniversary this July and we have a bottle of 1988 Chateau Talbot, Grand Cru Classe St Julien to give away each week. Come and join our 25 year celebrations with 25% off dinner, €25 Organic Wines, 25 year menu recreated
All guests dining in the Strawberry Tree midweek in July will be entered into a draw to be in with a chance of winning this fabulous bottle of wine, listed on our wine menu at €250
1988 Chateau Talbot, Grand Cru Classe St Julien
The Strawberry Tree – Celebrating 25 YearsMonday, July 1st, 2013
The Strawberry Tree Restaurant of Macreddin Village celebrates its 25th Anniversary this July 2013. The Strawberry Tree is the only Licensed Organic Restaurant between Ireland and the UK and as such our menu is made up daily with produce that our Organic Farmers and Producers can provide to us with each morning. This has been written on every Strawberry Tree Menu since 1988. So what's on the menu or more to the point, what's not on the menu! Conventional foods are not allowed in our kitchen of The Strawberry Tree, so you can be sure that the ingredients supplied to us by our Organic producers not only taste better but we believe are fresher than their conventional counterparts.
The Strawberry Tree Menu – July 1988
For the month of July we want our guests to celebrate our journey of 25 years with us, by offering each guest 25% off their Dinner in The Strawberry Tree Restaurant all midweek nights (Sunday – Thursday). Guests can also avail of specially selected Organic Wines at €25 a bottle. After dinner, guests will be given the opportunity to visit The Strawberry Tree's, Walk-in Wild Foods Pantry, the only one of its kind in Ireland, where the guests can see the wonderful preserved foods by our foragers for the kitchen of The Strawberry Tree.
The Wells Spa Summer Retreat – Just €75Wednesday, June 5th, 2013
We are delighted to be able to give you details of our Midweek Summer Reatreat Offer we are running in the spa until the end of June. Why not take some time out and let our therapists treat you to a day of pampering bliss and leave de-stressed and re-energised for the Summer ahead
For Just €75.00
Choose from the following treatments;
- Tension Relief Back Massage
- An Energised Decleor Facial
- Mini Manicure
- Mini Pedicure
- Relaxing Head & Scalp Massage
- Macreddin's Signature Hot Stone Massage
Also included……..
- A complimentary Summer foot cleanse to begin your chosen treatment
- €20 voucher to return on a future visit*
- Robes, Slippers & Towels provided
- Open use of the Pool, Hydra Pool, Jacuzzi, Aroma & Finnish Baths and Relaxation Areas
Cost of the package: €75 per person midweek in June
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Summer Days & Balmy Nights…Monday, May 6th, 2013
BOOK BEFORE MAY 31ST TO AVAIL OF THIS SPECIAL OFFER OF €295pps
Summer days and balmy nights, what better way to spend 3 nights than a relaxing break away at the BrookLodge and Macreddin Village
This offer includes 3 nights B&B in the BrookLodge PLUS 1 Dinner each in the renowned Strawberry Tree restaurant – Ireland's only certified Wild & Organic restaurant, PLUS 1dinner each in La Taverna Armento – our southern Italian restaurant.
PLUS choose either a 30minute treatment Or 18holes on Paul McGinley designed Macreddin Golf Course
Choose from one of the following 30mins Wells Spa treatments:
- Macreddin's Signature Dry Float Treatment
- Aroma Pamper Facial
- Neck & Shoulder Massage
Begin your chosen treatment with a warm foot cleanse Use of our fabulous Wells Spa Thermal Suite is also included.
Cost of package: Price €295pps midweek. Weekend and Bank Holiday Supplements €20 per person per night.
Available May – August
The Foraging Season has arrived in Macreddin VillageWednesday, March 13th, 2013
An opportunity for participants to learn and discover in depth knowledge about Ireland's abundance of Wild Foods. The Wild Foods Master Class including demonstrations and practicals is the only regular course of its kind in Ireland. The Master Class runs over two days where participants will experience a practical hands-on demonstration by the Chefs of The Strawberry Tree Restaurant. The Class will cover identification as well as instruction on how to gather, cook and preserve using traditional methods such as sugar, oil, drying, vinegars and alcohol.
Class Dates:
March: Tuesday 19th – Fully booked.
Tuesday 26th – Limited availability
April: Tuesday 09th – Available.
Tuesday 30th – Available
More dates to follow.
Call The Reservations Team on 0402-36444 or email email@example.com for more details.
Mum's the word…Sunday, February 24th, 2013
Mum's the word this Mother's Day
Sunday 10th of March
(and hopefully Mum will invite you too)
- Overnight Accommodation with Full Breakfast.
- Dinner in La Taverna Armento Restaurant (upgrade to The Wild & Organic Strawberry Tree Restaurant for an extra €35pp)
- A 30 minute treatment in The Wells Spa – 10 different options to choose from.
- Complimentary Access to The Thermal Suite in The Wells Spa.
- Selection of Herbal teas to help Mum relax and unwind.
- If Mum would like, we can run a bath for her in the comfort of her own bedroom any time before 8pm on Sunday evening.
- Late check out until 2pm on Monday 11th.
What better way to show your Mum you care than to treat her to The BrookLodge for a day and night of Pampering on Mother's Day. We will ensure that Mum is completely pampered from the moment she arrives. After check in, Mum can check out the facilities then head to The Wells Spa to get pampered for the afternoon. Treatments range from a Hot Stone Massage, Aroma Pamper Facial, Dry Float Relaxation to name but a few. Before getting ready for dinner Mum can request a jasmine bubble bath in the comfort of her own bedroom to give a complete sense of calm and relaxation. Depending on Mum's choice, dinner will be served in either La Taverna Armento or The Strawberry Tree where Mum will experience many delights. After dinner Mum can retire to the cosiness of The Waterside Lounge before retiring to bed. On Monday morning Mum can have a lie in and relax with breakfast served until 11am or really spoil Mum and avail of breakfast in bed. Before departing BrookLodge Mum can take in some fresh air by taking one of our mapped walks around Macreddin Village. Now who does Mum take with her to BrookLodge…?
Spring is in the air…Tuesday, February 5th, 2013
Spring has arrived in Macreddin Village with the first of the snowdrops up in full bloom.
To celebrate this we have a great 3 Night Spring Special Offer available. Check out our special offers page for more details…http://www.brooklodge.com/reservations/specialoffers.asp


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800 West Broadway
Project Overview
800 West Broadway is a unique collaborative opening doors to employment, education and healthy living. The State of Minnesota is moving the current North Minneapolis WorkForce Center located at 1200 Plymouth Avenue N, Minneapolis to a more centrally located, larger space at 800 West Broadway Avenue, Minneapolis in late 2016. This new location will be easier for customers to access by public transportation, but with the increased space allows for an innovative partnership with Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) and NorthPoint Health & Wellness to provide benefits such as:
- Opportunities for youth and adults to complete high school diploma and GED.
- Medical, behavioral health and dental services.
- New retail in a prime location on West Broadway.
News & Project Updates
Project Details
Estimated Project Cost: $8M
Public Investment:
City of Minneapolis Tax-Increment Financing
Hennepin County Property Value Reduction
Met Council Tax Base Revitalization Account Grant
Builder/Developer: Sherman Associates, Inc.
Key Contacts at Sherman Associates:
- Commercial leases: Rob Kost, CCIM
Vice President - Commercial Properties
Sherman Associates, Inc.
Direct: 612-604-0869
- Contracting & Workforce: Andy Headding
Project Coordinator – Construction
Craftsman Construction
Direct: 612-436-9136
Building Size/Layout: The building is two-stories and approximately 47,000 sq. ft. The North Minneapolis WorkForce Center and NorthPoint Health and Wellness will be on the first floor along with retail space (tenant not determined). An educational center headed by MPS will be on the second floor.
Transportation/Parking: The building is located centrally on the 14 and 30 and near the 5 and 22 bus lines. Onsite parking will be available for those who have disabilities. Staff working in the building will be able to park in the Hawthorne Crossings Mall less than 150 yards away.
Get Involved
- Floor Plans and Project Benefits
- Presentation Summarizing Project and Status (pdf) (12/7/15)
- Nexus Report (pdf)
- City Council Action (pdf)
- TIF Plan (pdf)
Ongoing Opportunities to Get Involved
We are seeking additional public input on the programming at the proposed West Broadway Education and Career Center. Every second Tuesday of the month from 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. you can get a project update, ask questions, and or share feedback.
North Minneapolis WorkForce Center
1200 Plymouth Avenue
Minneapolis, MN
Contact Ibrahim Noor, North Minneapolis WorkForce Center Manager for more information at 612-821-4411.
- February 2016 Minutes (pdf)
- January 2016 Minutes (pdf)
- December 2015 Minutes (pdf)
- October 2015 Agenda (pdf) and Minutes (pdf)
- May Invitation (pdf), Attendees (pdf), and Education Pathways Update (pdf)
- 2014 Minneapolis Community Technology Survey (pdf)
- Community Engagement Analysis (pdf)
Construction work began late November, 2015 and will be completed by September, 2016.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- All year long, they could do almost nothing wrong. Now, the Chicago White Sox can hardly do anything right -- and they could be in trouble.
"We're playing lousy baseball on the bases, pitching, everything," manager Ozzie Guillen said Thursday after the Kansas City Royals emerged with a 7-5 win over the mistake-prone White Sox. "There's no doubt about it. We really flat-out stink. It's not the same team I've been watching all year."
The White Sox have lost six of seven, including back-to-back setbacks against a Kansas City team that has the worst record in the majors. Their lead over Cleveland in the AL Central that stood at 9½ games on Sept. 7 has shrunk to 4½.
The White Sox committed two costly baserunning blunders and gave up a season-high eight doubles to the Royals, who lost to Chicago the first 10 times they played this year.
It was also another shaky outing for Mark Buehrle (15-8), who is 5-5 in the second half of the season.
"Ever since the All-Star break, it seems like I haven't had too many good games. It's frustrating," said Buehrle. "We've still got six games with Cleveland. And the way that they're playing, they could sweep us right now. If we keep on playing like we're playing, we're not going to the playoffs. We'll be home on Oct. 3."
The White Sox held a seemingly commanding 15-game lead as late as Aug. 1. The Indians haven't been this close since April 20.
"If I named all that I'm disappointed about, we might be here all day," Guillen said. "The entire week was disappointing. Even the game we won, I was disappointed. If we continue to play like this, good luck."
John Buck hit a two-run double to key four-run seventh inning for the Royals.
Ambiorix Burgos (2-5) got the victory in relief of starter Zack Greinke, going 1 1/3 innings and giving up two runs.
Buehrle (15-8) went 6 1/3 innings for the White Sox and was charged with four runs on nine hits, with two walks and three strikeouts.
Chip Ambres opened the Kansas City seventh with his second double. With one out, Emil Brown chased Buehrle with an RBI single that put the Royals on top 3-2. Angel Berroa singled off reliever Luis Vizcaino ahead of Buck's double. A walk and an infield single loaded the bases, and Vizcaino walked in the sixth run.
Tadahito Iguchi's pinch three-run double off Andrew Sisco sliced the Royals' lead to 6-5 in the eighth, but Berroa added an RBI single in the eighth on a cool, rainy day which drew a crowd that seemed much smaller than the announced 9,258.
Mike MacDougal got the final four outs for his 19th save in 22 chances.
Jermaine Dye hit a solo home run in the second inning and Carl Everett had an RBI single for a 2-0 Chicago lead. The Royals tied it the third on Brown's RBI double and a sacrifice fly by Berroa.
In the second inning, A.J. Pierzynski singled after Dye's home run but was easily thrown out while attempting to score on Joe Crede's double.
Carl Everett was hit by a pitch with one out in the sixth and went to third on Dye's double. But he overran the bag and was tagged out trying to get back.
Greinke managed to avoid becoming the major leagues' first 17-game loser.
"I got bailed out by the defense and by bad baserunning," he said. "They're playing for a lot. You can see how pumped-up they are."
- Dye leads AL right fielders with 28 home runs.
- Scott Podsednik , caught trying to steal second base in the first inning, has been thrown out a major league-leading 21 times.
- Buehrle's ERA, the second-best in the AL coming in, rose from 3.13 to 3.21.
- Before they rallied for three runs in the ninth for a 10-9 victory on Wednesday night, the Royals had lost 158 of 159 games when they trailed entering the ninth.
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ibis Styles Aix-les-Bains Domaine de Marlioz, Aix-les-Bains
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 100 smoke-free guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- Room service
- Fitness center
- Business center
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Conference space
- Multilingual staff
For families
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Terrace
- Laundry facilities
- Iron/ironing board
- Hair dryer
What's around
- In Lake Bourget
- National Thermal Baths (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
- Hippodrome de Marlioz (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Chateau de la Roche du Roi (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- Aix-les-Bains Golf Club (0.8 mi / 1.4 km)
- Congress Centre (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
ibis Styles Aix-les-Bains Domaine de Marlioz, Aix-les-Bainsfrom $65
- Standard Room, 1 Double Bed
- Standard Family Suite with 2 connecting
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- Standard Room, 2 Twin Beds
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 100 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time noon-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 6
- Conference space size (feet) - 3572
- Conference space size (meters) - 332
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Terrace
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.10 per person, per night
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Facilities, including a spa and a swimming pool, are accessible for an extra charge.
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 8 per pet, per day
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Good breakfast, clean room. Hotel a bit dated in need of refurb cracked tiles in bathroom and piece out if bath panel. Dog friendly. Pleasant stay.
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| Episodes Journal of International Geoscience
Episodes Journal of International Geoscience – Episodes covers developments of regional and global importance in the Earth sciences and is distributed worldwide to scientists in more than 150 countries. Articles contributed to Episodes are of interest to a broad audience of professional scientists having diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Articles include current reviews, new results from research projects of more than local significance, and discussion of the infrastructure of science -- techniques, research programs, organizations, science policy, or technical assistance. It offers geoscientists :
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In a message dated 08/13/2003 12:45:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
firstname.lastname@example.com writes:
> I have been to a talk on miniature flower shows, and they do sound
> fascinating.
Too bad you're not closer. There's a big District 'Petite' show this
weekend. I'm not running this one - will just have a few entries - and don't really
know how good it is going to be. Lots of folks just don't seem to get the
concept of scale. My club ran a workshop on miniature table arrangements on
Monday. The people who came seemed to enjoy it, but they had brought things like
demitasse cups for an 8" table.
We love our little shows because they are easy to put on, and yet elegant,
like a jewel box display. No hauling of heavy props and huge buckets of
horticulture. I can take two or three arrangements in a shoebox, and quite a bit of
horticulture in a pint jar. We're planning a really fun one in October - based
on "From ghosties and ghoulies and long-legged beasties and things that go
bump in the night, Good Lord deliver us." Halloween, of course. Auralie
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