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1)Get your mind out of the gutter
2) Since I have tried to teach the game to someone else I thought it would be fun to play 2 handed and use all those "Wandering Took" type cards that only work when playing wth others. So I set myself a challenge: to play "story mode" using only cards provided for the story. Core set was pretty easy, Mirkwood is always straight forward and incredibly easy with 2 decks and 6 heroes. Anduin actuall gave me the most trouble mainly due to an unlucky draw (2 hill trolls and the mash adder). Dol Guldur was surprisingly easy with 2 decks.
So then I said off to the Mirkwood cycle. HFG was a little tougher than my solo play, mainly b/c Mordor Hunters kept poping up, but after some adjustments to my deck it turned out ok. But I am stuck on Carrock!
Deck 1 is Legolas/Bard/Denethor with mainly eagles cards and Radagast and of course Miners of the Iron Hills for sack cards. My other deck is Theodred/Eowyn/Frodo built around the Rohan cards. My plan is to play each scenario find what works, what doesnt and try and make a deck that will run through all 6 quests with no adjustments. I know I need certain cards like Shadow of the Past for the 6th quest so I need to save room for those guys.
So I guess my questions for the community are:
1) Who plays solo 2 handed?
2) Has anyone played through the Mirkwood cycle in this "story mode" style
3) How the heck did you do it?
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Erin was born in Cleveland, on May 15, 1972. She graduated from Millsaps College and was a Business Systems Analyst for HMS. Erin loved working with her HMS colleagues, especially with her customers, and she loved the good times she shared with her Lexington family and friends.
Erin is predeceased by her maternal grandmother, Hilda Katzenmeyer of Vicksburg.
Left to miss her are her husband, Ryan Bland, of Lexington, Va.; her parents, Robert and Marie Quinn of Clinton; and her brother and sister-in-law, Brian and Amy Quinn of Durham, N.C.
She also leaves many beloved friends, and her sweet dog, Sadie, who was never far from her side.
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From coach Marc Trestman to Jay Cutler right on down to fullback Tony Fiammetta, the Bears' offense took a step forward in a 27-21 victory against the winless New York Giants on Thursday night at Soldier Field. The Bears didn't just score points, they made progress.
There's still work to do. Trestman made an aggressive call to go for a first down on fourth-and-2 from the Giants' 4-yard-line on the team's first possession — next time the Bears have to convert the play.
And the offense responded from the disappointment of that failure with three consecutive scoring drives to take a 24-14 halftime lead. Now it has to learn how to put the hammer down in the second half.
''We see things every week that tells us we cannot just be good, we can be very good,'' Trestman said. ''But we also found there's a lot of work ahead.''
That there is. But if we've learned anything about Trestman, his offense and the Bears, it's that we shouldn't expect too much too soon.
''We're a work in progress,'' Trestman said, reciting a well-worn phrase in Chicago that is a little more palatable coming from the first-year coach. ''Tonight we found a way to win. That's exciting.''
It all started where it should against the Giants — with Cutler making the offense work as it was drawn up. Cutler was 24-for-36 for 262 yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions and a 106.5 passer rating. But this was an incomplete night all around for the Bears. Cutler was at his best in the first half, when he was 13-for-18 for 179 yards, including touchdown passes of 10 and 2 yards to Brandon Marshall.
But Cutler rued the missed opportunities of the second half, when the Bears netted only a 52-yard field goal by Robbie Gould and gave the Giants a chance to pull out a victory in the fourth quarter. The Bears were 3-for-8 on third-down conversions in the second half.
''Little things,'' Cutler said ''Third downs ... down the stretch, we missed some opportunities there to ice it. That fourth down [on the first possession]. You'd like to punch that in. We won the game, but you leave a little unsatisfied. Offensively, we could have exploded more.''
The Bears at least are thinking big. Trestman set the tone with what looked like an aggressive call on the team's first possession of the game. The Bears had the early momentum after Zack Bowman's interception of Eli Manning's second pass of the game gave them the ball at the Giants' 12. After Matt Forte was stopped for a one-yard gain on third down, the Bears faced a fourth-and-2 from the Giants' 4.
Trestman must have felt as if he were playing with house money after Bowman's interception gave the Bears a free possession. So he went for the first down.
''We were hoping to score a touchdown,'' Trestman said. ''I felt our defense was in place where if they didn't make it they'd have to go the distance. If we did [score] we could get some energy off Zack's interception.''
If only the execution matched Trestman's gumption. Cutler dropped back to pass, found no one open and at the last second hurriedly dumped a short pass toward a well-covered Marshall at the Giants' 3. Marshall probably would not have gotten the first down, but it didn't matter — the ball bounced off his hands for an incompletion and the Giants took possession.
''The good part about it is we bounced back,'' Trestman said. ''We came back and in really what was our first official [offensive] drive, we went down and scored, which was a good thing.''
It was not the only good thing to happen to the offense.
''That's our style — coach Trestman is attacking the defense,'' center Roberto Garza said. ''It was a great call. We just have to convert. That's on us.''


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Last week's blog covered the FDA's specs on the various terms with which companies label bottled water. My hope was to create clarity on what we are really paying for and how these waters serve our bodies.
This week's blog aims to further expand your knowledge on how the correct pH of water positively affects hydration, actual absorption, works as an antioxidant, enhances cellular restoration and acts as a buffering agent to lower acidity throughout the body.
So, you drink a lot of water. Yet you are frequently thirsty, pee all of the time, still cannot drum up a decent B.M., suffer from fatigue and your sleep leaves a lot to be desired.
Enter: water.
At birth we are approximately 76 percent water; by the time we exit the planet, most of us are approximately 60-65 percent water. Which brings us to two points: one, with time we become dehydrated, and two, we are more acidic than is optimal for good health.
Part of the reason for many is a simply unavoidable, highly acidic internal environment, made more acidic by the wrong pH water source.
When we metabolize carbs, proteins and fats, we produce inorganic and organic acids. All acids are toxic to the system and must be eliminated as quickly as possible. Minerals found in alkaline water raise the pH of water to neutralize these toxins. Alkalizing elements are sodium, calcium, magnesium and potassium, which assist in creating a healthy pH of 7.4. Highly mineralized foods and alkalized water resupply these elements which, by the way, are excreted daily.
The main cause of degenerative diseases as well as cancer is the accumulative effect of acids found in body fluids. The varied fluids in our bodies have different pHs. The pH of blood is 7.4, or, slightly alkaline. Blood buffers are mixtures of weak acids and salts of strong bases, which prevent acidity from escalating.
Certain bottled waters are more acidic than others. Dasani, which is reverse osmosis tap water, is more acidic than, say, a mineralized spring water like Fiji. The ORP, or Oxidizing Reducing Potential, is the most valuable tool in evaluating the alkalinity, bioavailability, as well as cellular regenerative potential of a water. The lower the ORP, the more value the water has. Here's a list:
Aquafina | +381 |
Arrowhead Spring Water | +275 |
Evian | +295 |
Fiji | +357 |
Smart Water | +305 |
Real Alkalized Water | -25 |
Evamor | +174 |
Penta | +390 |
Essentia | +179 |
Alive Wellness Water | +415 |
Vitamin Water | +438 |
Dasani Plus | +290 |
Vital Lifestyle Water | +426 |
Crystal Geyser Sparling Water | +324 |
Perrier | +392 |
Kangen Water | -745 |
As you can see, the Kangen water is excellent at -745, while Real Alkalized Water (-25) is next in line. Vitamin Water is acidifying you as fast as you can drink it! On the other hand, you could drink a glass of Kangen (set your machine at 8.5 to 9.0 alkalinity), drink your Vitamin Water, shoot your pH down to a lowly 5.5 or so, then pop it back up with another glass of Kangen water.
With alkalized water, you will actually hydrate the cells with far greater efficiency; hence, you'll urinate far less frequently as the water is being used by your body all the way down to your cells! Ionized alkaline water acts as an antioxidant, scavenging free radicals or cellular aging buggers. Alkalized water assists in detoxification, as it is the universal solvent for flushing toxins and waste from the system.
The coolest thing about the Kangen system is its ability to lower the pH of the water to an acidic 2.5 for cleaning fruits and veggies, while killing staph, salmonella, candida, pneumobacillus, bread mold, athletes foot fungus, strep, enterococcus and E. coli – all within 30 seconds. As of 2011 the Kangen system is used in hospitals all across Japan as the primary disinfectant.
Since I began drinking Kangen, I hit the ladies room perhaps 2 to 3 times total per day vs. every hour on the hour as I did consuming Fiji. For more info on the Kangen system, please see this demo or the Shaanta website.
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UCLA geriatricians are specialists in the managing of the overall health of people age 65 and older and treating the medical disorders that frequently affect the elderly, including falls and immobility, urinary incontinence (lack of bladder control), memory loss and dementia, arthritis, high blood pressure, heart disease, osteoporosis and diabetes.
As a result of their specialized training, geriatricians can knowledgably consider and address a broad spectrum of health-related factors - including medical, psychological and social - when treating their patients.
The UCLA Division of Geriatrics offers comprehensive outpatient and inpatient services at several convenient locations, and works closely with other UCLA programs that strive to improve or maintain the quality of life of seniors. Primary and consultative care is offered at 200 UCLA Medical Plaza on the Westwood campus, at 1245 16th Street in Santa Monica, at 100 Moody Court in Thousand Oaks, and at 19950 Rinaldi St in Porter Ranch.
In addition, UCLA geriatricians provide inpatient and post-hospital services for their patients, including:
- Hospital care on a dedicated geriatric-medicine service at UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica
- Consultative care for persons hospitalized at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Westwood
- Post-hospital care at rehabilitation facilities in West Los Angeles and Santa Monica
- Primary care at nursing homes in West Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Thousand Oaks
- Primary care assisted living facilities in Westwood and Thousand Oaks
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Koretz, Brandon MD, MBA | Geriatric Medicine |
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Chen, Grace MD | Geriatric Medicine; General Internal Medicine |
Chodosh, Joshua MD | Geriatric Medicine |
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Eslami, Michelle MD | Geriatric Medicine |
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Ferrell, Bruce MD | Geriatric Medicine; General Internal Medicine; Hospice and Palliative Medicine |
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Greendale, Gail MD | Geriatric Medicine |
Harris, Patricia MD | Geriatric Medicine |
Hu, Peifeng MD, PhD | Geriatric Medicine |
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