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PAWTUCKET — Andy LaRoche hit a grand slam during a seven-run fourth inning to lead the Pawtucket Red Sox to a 9-7 victory over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees on Tuesday night at McCoy Stadium.
The contest was a home game for the Yankees as their field is under renovation this season.
Pawtucket pounded out 14 hits against three Scranton pitchers, including former Red Sox farmhand John Maine, who was tagged with the loss after allowing nine earned runs on nine hits in four innings.
The PawSox took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning on back-to-back singles by Jose Iglesias and J.C. Linares. Mauro Gomez followed with a two-run double to left field.
Pawtucket made it 9-0 in the fourth inning. Jason Repko started the inning with a single and scored on Reynaldo Rodriguez's double. A wild pitch moved Rodriguez to third and Dan Butler followed with a walk. Jonathan Hee drove in Rodriguez with a sacrifice fly.
Che-Hsuan Lin then singled, Iglesias walked to load the bases and Linares followed with an RBI single. After Gomez struck out swinging, LaRoche delivered a grand slam — his 10{+t}{+h} homer of the season.
Linares had four hits and two runs scored while Iglesias, LaRoche and Rodriguez each added two hits.
Scranton scored five times in the bottom of the fourth and twice in the eighth off Daniel Bard. Bard pitched 1/3 one-third of an inning allowing two runs and walking four. Will Inman relieved Bard and went 12/3 innings for his sixth save of the year. Billy Buckner was the winning pitcher, going five innings while allowing six hits, five runs and striking out two.


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I was wondering if anyone has planted fothergilla gradenii. We want to replace our boxwoods with these pretty shrubs but we don't know much about them. No one we know has them! |
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- Posted by agardenstateof_mind 7a/b NJ (My Page) on Mon, Jul 26, 10 at 22:23
I have a couple of them, not sure which cultivar, but they are hardy little shrubs with nice spring flowers and wonderful fall foliage coloring. They are native to the southeastern US, but do well here in NJ. They do like a rich, moist but well-drained soil - so if you have sandy soil like I do here in coastal Monmouth County, you will probably want to amend with organic matter. Keep in mind, however, that your boxwoods are evergreen and the fothergilla is deciduous, so will be bare through the winter months. If you prefer something evergreen, you might want to check out inkberry holly (ilex glabra) - a link is below. |
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Boxwoods are deer resistant as well. |
- Posted by yonderpond (My Page) on Wed, Jul 28, 10 at 13:17
The Frelinghuysen Arboretum in Morristown NJ has a beautiful shade border with a row of Fothergilla. You would have to ask for information on where this border is located, because the place is vast and every inch is beautiful, well worth the visit. I have one Fothergilla 'Blue Mist' which is attractive year round. In winter the branching pattern is beautiful, but I don't know how it would look as a hedge. |
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- Posted by classytchrnj snj6b (My Page) on Thu, Aug 5, 10 at 20:38
I purchased mine in the spring from Pope's Gardens in Waterford. They are airy shrubs - not dense like boxwoods. Leslie |
- Posted by agardenstateof_mind 7a/b NJ (My Page) on Thu, Aug 5, 10 at 22:01
One of my favorite nurseries in the area is Rare Find Nursery in Jackson, and they usually have a great sale in August. Their website, rarefindnursery.com, has a link for directions; they're just a little way off route 195. |
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Rangers: Charles Green back at Ibrox as 'consultant'
Charles Green, who stood down as chief executive in April amid controversy, has returned to Rangers - as a consultant - the club has announced.
He stood down amid a probe into his links with former owner Craig Whyte in the lead-up to the Green-led takeover.
The club told the Stock Exchange: "Mr Green's role will be to promote the interests of Rangers Football Club.
"Specifically assisting with shareholder relations and advising the company on its capital structure."
Green took up the position of chief executive last summer after leading the consortium that purchased the assets of the liquidated Rangers Football Club plc.
But his stay ended in April when he resigned with immediate effect, citing the "negative publicity" surrounding an independent investigation, commissioned by the club's board, into allegations of undeclared dealings with Whyte.
That investigation consequently found no evidence of Whyte's claims that he was involved in the Green-led acquisition of Rangers' business and assets.
Under Green's stewardship, Rangers raised £22.2m via a share offer and began trading on London's Alternative Investments Market (AIM).
Green remains a shareholder at the club, who were promoted last season to the new League One as Division Three champions.
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June produced plenty of residential sales, with 65 percent of those recorded sold at prices over market value. Several of the highest residential property sales were also recorded in June, with a Dresbach home that sold for $503,000, a Pleasant Valley home that sold for $405,000 and an apartment building in the city of Winona that closed at $375,000.
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Funeral services will be held Saturday for the mother and son who died in a fiery collision on IH-10 near Brookshire last week.
Kendall Addison, 12, and Katherine Addison, 38, died when their disabled car was hit by an accused drunk driver last Thursday morning.
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Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m., also at the Riverbend Baptist Church, followed by burial at the Clemens Cemetery in Pattison.
The family is in need of financial assistance to pay for funeral expenses, and a special fund has been established at the Brazos Valley Credit Union in Katy. Donations can also be made to the Kendall Addison Memorial Fund.
Kendall Addison was a sixth-grader at Wertheimer Middle School in the Lamar CISD and a star running back for the Katy Youth Football Saints. His coaches and fellow players described Addison as "a very respectable young man (with) a bright future."
The driver of the pickup truck that struck the Addison car, identified as 23-year-old Taylor McShan, has been charged with two counts of intoxication manslaughter in connection with the wreck.
The truck was owned by rookie Katy police officer Cody Parchman, who was a passenger at the time of the collision. Parchman and McShan had spent much of the evening prior to the wreck drinking at Mo's Place, a Katy-area nightclub.
Parchman was reportedly too intoxicated to drive and gave his truck keys to McShan despite the fact McShan was also intoxicated and had a suspended driver's license.
According to investigators, the Addisons were driving to Sealy just after 2 a.m. when their car had a flat tire near Peach Ridge Road, between Brookshire and the Austin County line. As Katherine Addison attempted to change the tire, the pickup driven by McShan crashed into the disabled vehicle.
According to witnesses, the truck was driving at a high rate of speed when it hit the Addison car, causing it to burst into flames. Both the mother and son died at the scene.
Parchman, who had been with the Katy Police Department for less than a month, was dismissed from the force last Friday.


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Our Whole Lives (OWL) deepens faith. Our Whole Lives offers Unitarian Universalists of all ages a profound opportunity to deepen their faith and put their values into practice. The curriculum promotes sexual and emotional health in our communities and fosters meaningful dialogue among peers, partners, families, and friends. Our commitment to comprehensive sexuality education is a ministry that has profoundly and positively changed the lives of thousands of Unitarian Universalists since 1971.
OWL promotes responsibility. OWL is much more than anatomy. As comprehensive sexuality education, Our Whole Lives is about much more than just anatomy and health. It's about values, respect, emotions, and justice, too. It's about the sacred aspects of sexuality, which is part of the miracle of creation. This is why we teach Our Whole Lives in church—because sexuality is sacred, and we need to live our religious values as sexual beings. Our Whole Lives helps participants develop and articulate their religious and sexual values and make responsible, healthy decisions based on those values.
OWL responds to real needs. Our Whole Lives was developed in response to the need expressed by congregations in the Unitarian Universalist Association and the United Church of Christ for high-quality, lifespan sexuality education resources.
Our Whole Lives and Sexuality and Our Faith support the development of a Unitarian Universalist identity. Every faith tradition has its own approach to sexuality. Unitarian Universalism has a long history of supporting comprehensive sexuality education in our congregations. Unitarian Universalists also advocate publicly for sexuality education and equal rights for people of all genders and sexual orientations.
OWL is an antidote to misinformation. We live in a society that is deeply conflicted about sexuality. Our Whole Lives is an antidote to a culture that is saturated with mixed messages and misinformation about sexuality. Our Whole Lives provides an opportunity to step back, reflect, and evaluate these messages so participants can more effectively act on their religious and sexual values.
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Kent has a review of the new book of Torrance's, Incarnation. Here's one of the segments he quotes from the book:
The stark actuality of Christ's humanity, his flesh and blood and bone, guarantees to us that we have God among us. If that humanity were in any sense unreal, God would be unreal for us in him. The full measure of Christ's humanity is the full measure of God's reality for us, God's actuality to us, in fact the measure of God's love for us. If Christ is not man, then God has not reached us, but has stopped short of our humanity – then God does not love us to the uttermost, for his love has stopped short of coming all the way to where we are, and becoming one of us in order to save us. But Christ's humanity means that God's love is now flesh of our flesh and bone of our bone, really one of us and with us. (p. 185)


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The HD 5830 is really a great model for people who want to game at 1920 x 1200. The fact that we're also able to get playable FPS at 2560 x 1600 at times means that we've got some extra grunt there for future games when it comes to gaming at the lower 1920 x 1200 resolution.
The bundle is a little on the light side of things with GIGABYTE choosing not to include any games; it would've been nice to see Modern Warfare 2 bundled with the card since we've seen a few other companies do it, but it's not the end of the world. The big deal about the model is of course the fact that the card has an upgraded cooling solution which does a simply fantastic job of keeping temperatures down. This does come at the cost of a little more noise, but it's nothing we would be worried about.
When I first tested the HD 5830 I said that I thought it would've been nice if the card had a bit more grunt for the price. Since GIGABYTE have opted for such a nice cooler that does a good job of keeping the core temperature down, it would've been nice to see them overclock the card slightly. In saying that, though, there's nothing stopping you from doing it yourself with Overdrive which is built into the Catalyst software suite.
The Total Value Graph doesn't lie and it really does show us the value of the card. Compared to the HD 5850 it is a better valued card. Of course, if you want to game at 2560 x 1600 across the board you're going to have to buy something more powerful and as always, as we climb up the power table the price goes up and value overall tends to drop down slightly, which can be seen with the HD 5970 which is the worst valued card on the market at the moment.
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1. China: China has been acting more assertive in numerous places
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itself, the quantity and geographic spread requires that we look closer at
this issue. Are we just seeing an illusion of assertiveness, or are we
seeing the stirrings of a new Chinese foreign policy?
* - Wen warns of further consequences if the skipper isn't released
- http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/china/2010-09/22/c_13524430.htm
* - Japan calls for high level contacts soon to sort out the diplomatic
- http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/china/2010-09/22/c_13524661.htm
* - US Commerce Dept. determines that subsidies received in China
justify anti-dumping and countervailing duties for coated paper
- http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/business/2010-09/22/c_13524536.htm
* - Einhorn will head to China to discuss DPRK and IRanian sanctions on
the 28th (which is also the date for the KWP conference. Einhorn was
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- http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2010/09/22/2010092200169.html
* - The PLA is to get the go ahead to take the chairmanship of the
Somalia anti-piracy mission
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* - Tokyo mayor cancels plans to attend an international mayor's forum
in China
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countries - BBC/Xinhua - China hopes for greater cooperation among
BRIC states
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in Afghanistan.
* A large-scale operation by Tajik armed forces has begun in Rasht
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reportedly able to make calls through mobile phones until the
afternoon. Residents reported hearing machine-gun fire and grenade
launchers in Kamarob gorge beginning at about 8 p.m. local time on
Sept. 21. - bbcmon
* Diplomats with the U.S. Embassy in Dushanbe have been temporarily
banned from traveling to Rasht district, Tajikistan, and U.S. citizens
have been advised not to travel there unless there is an "urgent
need," Itar-Tass reported Sept. 22, citing a spokesman for the
embassy. The spokesman said the temporary advisories were due to a
recent attack on a military convoy. - bbcmon
* According to the latest unofficial information, it is likely that
serious armed clashes have started in [eastern Tajik] Rasht District.
However, it is difficult to confirm or deny this information because
telephone communication with the district has been lost. The Avesta
news agency has learnt that under instruction from the authorities
mobile communication providers of Tajikistan have switched off their
basic transmitting stations in the district. - bbcmon
* Tajikistan said that as it was raiding that opposition Cmmdrs house it
killed 5 militants are recovered a bunch of weapons and explosives
* Six rifles, three grenade launchers, ten mines, 6000 cartridges and 3
TNT charges were found in the house of former UTO commander Mirzokhuja
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1. United States: We are less than two months away from the American
midterm elections. A lot of international players are going to want to
influence the outcome. This is particularly true in the line from Israel
to Pakistan. We need to be aware of this. And, though we do not call
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the Senate. How does this affect U.S. foreign policy?
2. Afghanistan: We are a short time away from the snows that will halt
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midterm elections. In fact, the timing is about the same. Are the Taliban
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influence U.S. elections? Have the Afghan elections in any way changed the
3. The Caucasus: The Caucasus remain an area to watch. Russia is not the
only country showing an interest in the Caucasus, and at least on the
diplomatic level, the regional dynamics appear to be changing a** and with
dynamism comes uncertainty. We need to be looking at it.
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Rolex Rankings No. 40 Lizette Salas (@LizetteSalas5) didn't close out her week the way she wanted to but easily had the most visible and supportive cheering contingent this week in Rancho Mirage which kept her attitude in-check. The Southern California native started the final round three shots off the lead but double bogeyed No. 1 to dig herself into a hole early on.
"It was one of those days where it could have gone from bad to worse, and starting off with a double wasn't in the game plan," said Salas. "But everyone is going to have those days where they're just not going to be able to score, and bad luck, it was the last day of a major championship for me."
Salas finished with a 7-over 79 to drop down to a tie for 25th but said it was the outpour of cheers from her personal gallery that helped keep things in perspective.
"No, it was great," said Salas. "You know, if it wasn't for them, it probably would have gone way worse today. But knowing that they came to watch me play, I just tried to keep smiling for them, and even though I was very angry inside and very frustrated, I tried not to let it show because they came here to support me, and I just couldn't ask for better fans. That's why I'm here on the LPGA is to bring more fans and bring smiles to kids' faces."Topics: Notes, Salas, Lizette


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We have noticed when using Arial.TTF (Client Required) that when plotting hard copies out, we have discovered that the width of the text line is different than it shows in Autocad. We have done several troubleshooting tests, and are convinced it has something to do with it being a TTF font and different drivers or devices scale the fonts differently.
I have scoured the net, but cannot find discussion on this issue. Has anyone noticed this and found a way to fix it?
We have tried:
Plot Style Tables - No effect
Various plotters - Same issue, but different degrees of width change
re-creating drawings - no effect
AutoCAD version - no effect
I have attached a sample file that we have used to test this issue - incase it might have an issue in the file it's self.
To see the biggest difference plot to fit a D+ size using Extents vs Window around the Text only.
Just to clarify - when you say my file works fine on your end, does that mean when you plot it out, the astrix's all fall in the correct spot, the same as they are in AutoCAD?
I do thank you for taking the time to look into this, and I will begin looking into the devices being the issue, however, I am already a bit weary about that answer, as plotting to PDF has also been tested with same results. And I would assume that Adobe would have all TTFonts at their disposal.
Now you've changed the topic of the post: is this only about the asterisk then, nothing else? The single 'floating' not-part-of-the-text-next-to-it asterisk? I just figured that was sloppy typing on your part Based on your posted example, there is absolutely no reason for it to be separate from the line of text adjacent. Unless you need to some reason not obvious to me.
If it is a "positioning" issue only, make it a block with the paranthesis and asterisk as separate objects, positioned them as you like it, then park it next to your line of text. Or explore the big world of custom fonts and find one that better fits your need, I suspect there might just be one or more for you.
You seem to only plot from modelspace, not use Annotative text and use something called adobe pdf for a printer, if anyone else wants to jump in and tackle this item. Thanks.
I'm sorry Pendean, I was affraid based on your reply that you didn't understand my issue... I see now I did not properly explain what to look for in the example file I provided, please let me try to re-clariffy.
My issue is still the text changing it's width when plotting at different scales. If I type out a long string of text that is 20" long, and plot it out at 1/2 scale onto an 11x17 in sheet. I expect it to now be 10" long, not 9-1/2".
The file I attached is only a tool I used to demonstrate the issue. The astrix being seperate is on purpose, so that you clearly see where it is 'supposed' to be in releation to the long line of text. I could have layed it out on a grid, or used a dimension to show length, the result is constantly the same.
When we plot this drawing, the Width of the text changes, not the starting positions of the text. So as the line of text shrinks, you see the astrix clearly fall way outside the line of text, clearly demonstrating how the width of the text is changing.
So in your suggestion of 'parking' an entity next to the text does not work, as when I plot my drawings out in different scales, the 'parking' in releation to the text changes. The major problem we have on this, is we backcircle (draw a cloud around) text changes. When we issue half size prints to clients we're seeing that the cloud no longer circles the single peice of text we want it to, instead it's shifted over, and covering text. This should not be the case, the text 'should' remain consistant in relation to all other entities on the drawing no matter what scale we plot to.
other notes of clarification:
Plot in Model Space - we do most drawings in Model space only, but this issue has been tested and occures thru paperspace viewports as well. - so I have ruled this out as not directly being an issue to the problem
Annotative text - not needed in this example as we're not using paperspace.... (could this be an issue? I seriously doubt it, but will investigate it)
Adobe pdf for a printer - well... yes. It's one of many tools we use. We use this to plot our drawings directly into PDF format. - My TTF issue occurs on this 'virtual' printer, our physical laser printers, and physical plotters, so I have ruled this out as not directly being an issue to the problem
I have also attached a NEW sample file and 2 PDF's showing how plotting at different scales, cause the TTF to change width. You'll notice the top half is the Arial.ttf Font with issues, while the bottom does same tests using the Romans.shx font, and has no issues. Hopefully this clarify what my problem is, and someone could help me with a 'fix' to this issue. (withouth chaning the font used)
I suspect if there was a fix other than the one you found, you would not be posting here. I can say I never noticed it where it was crippling to the extent you note, but we don't add floating items to end of sentences like you do, only the beginning.
We cloud the entire modified paragraph or a modified line of text/Mtext, and highlight the word that changed where needed, and not cloud individual words in sentences. We also switched to Annotative text and objects way back when, so the text correctly resizes to the scale of the viewport (we do not plot or work without paperspace layouts at all). We do not issue D-sized and B-sized PDFs of the same exact titleblock at diferent scales as you do either, so this must be another reason it's not come up much here (many quality free and low-cost PDF drivers, including the one we use FOXIT Reader, allows for pecentage scaling).
Been using ARIAL since it became available in AutoCAD, so thanks for pointing out this quirk with TTFs.
Has Anyone found a fix to this problem?
I have attached a DWG and PDF that display the issue
The lines are draw in the DWG to show where various text positions should be plotted on the PDF. I have forced the embed of Arial and Wingdigns2 in the PDF. I do not want to set me text width factor to 0.999 as this makes the text plot as an image, which makes my file size huge.
You will also notice, on the 4th line of grey dots, a gap appears in the text string. There are a couple of other segments in the grey dots that have odd widths, but I can't seem to find a rhyme or reason to any of it.
I have seen a few other discussion about this issue, but can find any solutions besides creating text as image. Does anyone know of other solutions? Oh, switching away from Arial is also not an option I have available.
Oops, I guess I forgot to reset the text style width after I was playing around looking for solutions. I have attached new examples with everything reset.
I have had to reenter the text height a number of times, but eventually it always seem to get messed up. I have set the attached example to 2 (except for "notes"); although that doesn't seem to have any effect.
After a year of 'helping' on this topic, Pendean still doesn't seem to grasp the problem......
Neilroper, we have not found a fix for this after a year's time, unfortunately, we just do work arounds as we need to and or 'just live with it'......
I had not run across the width factor 0.999 converting it image solution, so I thank you for that tid bit. It also makes sense as this issue doesn't seem to be an issue with Autcad's Shape File fonts, only the TTFonts....
If you ever do find a solution (or another temp 'fix') please do repost here, I would be most grateful.
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Revisiting Realisms; or, WWJD (What Would Jakobson Do?)
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The house of realism is a shambles, and Jakobson is just the man to bring order to the chaos. But he appears to go about it in an unrpomisingly taxonomic way, discriminating among varieties of realism in much the same way that the intellectual historian Lovejoy would later discriminate among romanticism. Actually, however, one needs only to exert a little pressure on Jakobson's proliferating categories to make them yield a pair of sharper-edged underlying types of realism.Against the "Foetus of Symmetry": Sur-realism and Djuna Barnes's Nightwood
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11 Day Diet Reviewed
Hi, my name is Maria
and just as promised you'll find below my unbiased review for the 11 Day Diet, which I have tried myself.
You do have a couple of different choices, once you decided on giving the 11 Day Diet a try.
This is a review, but if you would like to check out the 11 Day Diet Systemwebsite right now, then click HERE.
Why am I writing this at all?
Well, at one point I was interested in trying out the 11 Day Diet Plan but I could not find a lot of real reviews around, just a couple of websites, that were selling the 11 Day Diet Plan. It didn't seem that anybody actually tried it themselves.
I bought the 11 day diet , tried it out and it worked pretty well for me. So I decided to write down my story for you in order to help you making an informed decision.
A little warning real quick, though before I start. I will not only tell you about the good points, but also about the bad points of the 11 Day Diet.
Before I stumbled upon the 11 Day Diet, I have tried out a whole bunch of weight loss products, since I was overweight for a long time and I really wanted to lose some weight, quite desperately.
I had failed with so many diets before, so it took me a while to research the 11 Day Diet, but since I liked, what I was reading, I decided to give it a try.
The eleven day diet is also know as calorie shifting diet and is designed to confuse your metabolism. You have to eat different amounts of calories every day and that forces your body to burn fat really fast.
In the members area you'll find the 11 day diet generator, which lets you choose your favorite foods and creates your very own 11 day diet menu plan.
Every 11 days, they'll give you 3 days off and you can eat whatever you want to, during those 3 days.
If you need to lose more weight after that, you can start over with another 11 days followed by another 3 days off, until you have reached your desired weight.
What I really liked about the 11 Day Diet:
- You can choose the foods you like and it's easy to do especially for people on the go
- You are allowed to eat 4 times a day, which eliminates the cravings
- With the 11 Day Dietyou get to have 3 days off every 11 days, sure loved that…
- It is absolutely doable and safe for anybody
- It's cheap, since you buy your food at the local grocery store
- No supplements or expensive meals to buy.
- You can make it yourself, just the way you like it.
- No counting calories, the 11 day diet generator handles that for you
- Unlimited life time access to the online diet generator, no monthly fees.
- The 11 day diet plan is real easy to follow
What I did not like so much about the 11 Day Diet:
- You should be doing some light walking on a daily basis. I have to admit, that I am kind of lazy, so I reduced that to about 3 times per week. At first I was really sore, but it got better over time. The only reason I stuck with it is, because I really think its necessary.
- Sometimes their 11 Day Diet Generator will throw some weird food choices at you. F.e. eating cheese together with sour cream. Yuck! It made me real mad at first, but after a while I figured out, how to change the menu plan with something, that made sense.
All in all, I can only say that the 11 day diet did wonders for me, just take a look at the picture above.
I did lose 70lbs. in a little bit over 2 months and I never looked back…
I had also bought the 11 Day Diet add-on, which they offer, it is called Beyond Calories and gave that a try, too.
After my second 11 days round I wanted to speed things up a little.
I started the Beyond Calories,where you can eat up to 6 times a day and it also gives you more food choices.
I would say its is probably and accelerated version of the 11 Day Diet, but for only 10 days instead of 11.
I did lose 2lbs. more in just 10 days, than I had lost in my first 11 days.
I was totally psyched about that!!
You can check out, what I am talking about by clicking right HERE, or keep on reading below
By doing my research I found another website similar to the 11 Day Diet one.
There is one big difference though, as they offer a TRIAL Version for 1 Month for just $4.95.
This is a membership website, which means that after the first month, they will charge you $19.95 for each month you'll stay on as a member.
A very neat thing they have is their support forum, which allows you to communicate with other 11 Day diet club members.
Below you'll find a link to their website, if you want to check it out:
Membershipsite w/ Trial Version
I decided to stick with the Original 11 Day Diet, since you only have to pay once and it gives you life time access to their website and the 11 Day Diet Generator. They also offer the accelerated Beyond Calories Version.
Original Site w/ Beyond Calories add-on
Below is a screen shot of the Diet Generator from the Original Site that includes the Beyond Calories:
11 day diet
11 Day Diet Generator
Here are some general rules for the 11 Day Diet.
I will also post some sample Meal Plans incl. Meal Plans for Vegetarians.
The 11 Day Diet Plan changes your calories daily. Every day your calories will be shifted to force fast weight loss.
With the help of the Online Diet Generator you don't have to count your carbs anymore.
You can select your favorite foods and the diet generator will provide you with an 11 Day Diet Menu.
There are no Calorie limits, you are allowed to eat until you are satisfied.
You are allowed to eat 4 meals a day and you can switch around the order in which you eat those meals.
The following drinks are allowed on the 11 day diet system:
- Diet Sodas
- Coffee
- Tea
- Water
There are a couple of condiments allowed, f.e. ketchup or barbecue sauce to name a few.
- Drinking a lot of water is mandatory, as it speeds up the weight loss process.
- You are allowed to drink one glass of wine every day.
- After every 11 days, you get to have 3 cheat days, where you can eat whatever your heart desires.
- The only rule is, to not stuff yourself. Even junk food is allowed in those 3 days.
- After that, you'll start over with another 11 days.
As you can see, the 11 Day Diet is easy to stick with, since you can actually eat a lot and won't be hungry at all.
Have a peek at the 11 day diet website by
clicking right HERE.
11 day diet
11 Day Diet – Explained
What is the 11 Day Diet?
The 11 Day Diet is exactly that, an 11 day diet plan, that you follow for 11 days straight.
Every 11 days you'll get to have 3 cheat days, where you can eat whatever you want to.
The 11 day diet is a great alternative to other mainstream diets, such as a low fat or low calorie diet.
The main idea is to shift the type of calories that you eat on a daily basis.
You will be eating 4 meals a day with no restriction on the quantity of the food that you eat.
You will be following a menu that varies daily over an 11-day cycle.
How does the 11 day diet plan work?
When you follow a diet f.e. a low calorie diet, you will lose a good amount of weight initially, but over time, your rate of weight loss decreases.
It happens once your body has adjusted to getting less food, therefor it goes into "starvation" mode and your metabolism automatically slows down to compensate for the reduction of food.
So even though you are eating less food, your body will consume the food at a more inefficient rate, thus slowing down the rate at which your calories are burned.
With the Eleven Day Diet however, you will trigger a metabolic response in your body by shifting the calories around and eat different kind of foods at different times of the day, changing daily.
What is the main difference between the 11 Day Diet System and Low Carb Diets?
Most people lose their motivation, because they feel deprived.
Almost everyone including me find it very difficult to follow this type of diet for an extensive period of time since it involves fighting your cravings for carbohydrate foods.
With the 11 day idiot proof diet you will be eating 4 meals a day, and you will be eating as much as you want until you are satisfied.
You will be eating something from all four major food groups on a rotational basis every day in 11-day cycles.
Also the 3 day's off will help you to feel a lot more motivated to stick with the 11 Day Diet.
Calorie shifting meanwhile grew to more than just a theory.
It is a bona fide diet that comes with a structured meal plan.
You can check out their website by clicking right HERE.
I also posted some 11 day diet menu samples on my website
11 day diet
11 day diet Weight loss myths are everywhere you look and they can be detrimental to your health as well as the goals you have set for yourself.
It is necessary to take the ideas you have about losing weight and turn them on their side. Put your knowledge to the 11 day diet test. Don't fall victim to information that the 11 day diet is hazardous to your health.
The sad truth is that Americans are getting heavier all of the
time. This is as true of adults as it is of the youth of today. It would be preventable with the 11 day diet.
well, those who are already heavy are getting even heavier.
According to a CDC National Health and Nutrition Examination
Survey, the number of obese adults has doubled in the past 30
years. It has gone from 15 percent in the late 1970s to an
estimated 31 percent today. This is frightening. Especially since the 11 day diet could solve those problems.
How many Americans can be defined as being overweight or
Approximately 64 percent of Americans weigh far too much. This
works out to be 129.6 million people. According to the 2001
Surgeon General's Call to Action on Prevent and Decrease
Overweight and Obesity, the direct and indirect costs of obesity
to society at large, which takes into account lost productivity at
work and medical costs was estimated at a national level to be
$117 billion in the year 2000.
What can the 11 day diet do for you?
Read on for the 11 day diet weight loss myths that can
sabotage your efforts.
1. Cutting down tremendously on calories
means that the pounds will drop off quicker.
This is not the case! If you consume too few calories you will
actually send your body into a tailspin that can contribute to
weight gain as opposed to 11 day diet weight loss. You will end up in a mode
of starvation.
If a message is sent to your brain that you do not have
enough to eat and are starving, this will cause your
metabolism to slow down a great deal. This does not
facilitate 11 day diet weight loss at all.
According to weight loss experts, diets that are as
According to weight loss experts, the 11 day diet that are as low as 800 to
1,000 calories per day are dangerous, unhealthy and will lead to
weight loss failure. If your body thinks it is suffering from a
famine, then it immediately kicks into gear to protect you and
will not make it easy to get rid of excess weight.
If you starve yourself then you can experience plenty of
unfavorable side effects such as lightheadedness, nausea and
problems concentrating. As well, eventually you will have to give
your body what it needs and it is likely that you will end up
overeating to compensate for starving it before. Don't do this to yourself
Try the 11 day diet today


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You can pull that mask off better than I can. I don't think it works well on girls :/
fly on!))