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Evans-Ga--Summer sports camps can be found just around pretty much every corner this time of year. But a baseball camp in Evans this week featured a bona fide big leaguer, who just happens to be an Evans product.
Todd Greene, who spent 11 years with a handfull of teams was on hand to give instructions to about 20 kids this week. Greene's playing days are now behind him after shoulder surgery put the former catcher on teh shelf. This is the first year of doing camps and he was looking forward to doing something for the kids.
"It's exciting just to be able to come out and teach kids how to play baseball the proper way" said Todd Greene " And to be able to do it with ex-teammates of mine with Rodney and Ricky."
"I just needed a baseball camp for summer and I thought well, he's a professional baseball player, lets go to Todd Greene" added 10 year old Jeremy Clements.
Yea, kids are that smart when it comes to Greene. The former big leaguers had a little help this week with life long friends and current coaches Ricky Beale and Rodney Holder. Greene is a current scout for the padres.
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If a 747 goes down and there are no survivors, everyone knows about it. Yet few know that premature labor claims an equivalent number of lives every hour. Dr. Stanley M. Berry uses this analogy to illustrate the breadth of the problem he devotes his career to conquering. An English major with a pre-med minor, he worked as a paramedic before attending Mayo Medical School. He then specialized in obstetrics and gynecology, with further sub-specialization in maternal-fetal medicine. Berry now serves as director of the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Fellowship Program, vice chair of obstetrical services, and associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Wayne State University/Hutzel Hospital in Detroit.
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Roseville High School senior softball player Savannah McMillin signed a national letter of intent with Valley City State University, according to coach Chad Slyter at the North Dakota school. McMillin, a catcher/outfielder, hit .312 for the Tigers last season and hit safely in 15 of the 22 games in which she played. She had just five strikeouts in 69 plate appearances and committed only one error in 46 chances. This season will be her fourth with the Roseville varsity. McMillin's batting average over two summers in club softball is .543, according to a Valley City State news release. "I saw Savannah in Las Vegas and knew right away she was the kind of player we want at VCSU," Slyter said. "She has great pop off her bat, is vocal on the field and plays the game the right way. The VCSU community can look for great things from Savannah in a Viking uniform."


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Cichlids? What kind? Ratio should be 2-3f-1m.
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Limerick face the winner of the Wexford v Waterford qualifier (Throw in, 2.00pm) followed by Dublin v Tipperary in the Senior Hurling Championship, on The Sunday Game Live, RTÉ Two, from 1.30pm. Into the West: Ramadan in Mayo (5.40pm RTÉ One) is a short film on three young Muslims in Ballyhaunis. Horslips Ar Stáitse (9.00pm TG4) revisits the glory days of the kings of Celtic rock.
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Michael Lyster presents a live double header of All Ireland Senior Hurling quarter-final action from Thurles. First up Limerick face the winner of the Wexford v Waterford qualifier (Throw in, 2.00pm) followed by Dublin v Tipperary (Throw-in 4.00pm). Check out The Sunday Game at 9.30pm on RTÉ Two, in which Des Cahill and guests take a look back at the weekend's GAA Championship action.
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This documentary focuses on three young men from Ballyhaunis, Co Mayo during the holy Muslim month of fasting. Ballyhaunis Mosque, built in 1987, was one of the first mosques established in Ireland. Built to accommodate the many Muslim workers in the town's Halal meat plants, the mosque provided a focal point for a vibrant Muslim community that gathered in the town. Today, the sons of the young men who came here to work in the 1980′s are themselves making their way in this busy market town. Waqar-Ul-Hassan is pictured below, in Ballyhaunis.
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Horslips brought 17-year-old Irish teens to some other place, some strange nirvana of their imaginations. If Jethro Tull, who were their natural forefathers, had come to the Festival Hall in Gorey instead of them, say, in the summer of 1973, it would not have been the same thing. They were the business, and there was something spooky and ethereal about songs like Hall of Mirrors and Furniture, and Bacchanalian exuberance in The High Reel, Dearg Doom and Johnny's Wedding. Here some of these tracks and others from this 1976 concert, filmed at the National Stadium, Dublin. Picture shows late-period Horslips - catch them as young lads on this wonderful slice of vintage TV.


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Today marks two years since I got my weight under 300 pounds and I've kept it under ever since.
In October, I'll be celebrating "Wake Up" Day - the day I made the conscious decision to stop fooling around and take my health back. My wife and I kind of look at it as the birthday of "New Sayre." The date is October 16th - exactly 3 months after the birth of my daughter. Coincidence? Not entirely.
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Any idea about how much money per day one would need when on a RS Italy tour>
In the Pre-Tour Handbook sent to each person confirmed on a RS tour it says plan to spend $50-100 per day on the fully guided tours, $100-150 on the 'My Way' tours. On the fully guided tours breakfast is always included every day. Typically lunch OR dinner is included each day, though there could be one or two days, depending on the tour, when neither will be. Read the itinerary for the specific tour to try to determine that. You would always need to pay for your own drinks, and for any expenses during free time. In my experience tour members sometimes go in together to share the cost of one or mores bottles of wine during some dinners. And I personally get by spending less each day because I mostly avoid eating lunch in restaurants during free time. I picnic, grab a baguette sandwich and drink to eat in a park, or whatever, to keep my food expenses down.


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Next generation cyber-physical systems challenge the standard assumption of classical control theory that communication can be performed instantaneously, reliably, and with infinite precision. This motivated, at the turning of the millennium, the birth of a new chapter of control theory relating the ability to control dynamical systems to the characteristics of the communication channels used in the feedback loop. Potential applications of the theory include remote robot control, automated highway navigation using wireless sensor systems, automatic control for unmanned aerial vehicles, and design of critical energy, transportation, and health care systems. In this talk we review a series of contributions at the intersection of information and control theories, briefly describe applications, sketch mathematical arguments, and illustrate the main information-theoretic and control-theoretic tools used to derive these results. We also draw a connection between control over networks and some recent advancements in feedback communication, and mention some open problems in the field.
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- Compressive behaviour of CYMAT aluminium foams with relative densities ranged from 5% to 20% has been studied experimentally in this paper. An MTS machine is employed to apply a compressive load at strain rates of 10-3-10+1 s-1 to these closed-cell aluminium foams. It has been found that the plateau stress is insensitive to the strain rate and is related to the relative density by a power law. Deformation is not uniform over the whole sample: it first occurs in the weakest band, followed by the next weakest bands after the first one has been completely crushed.
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What is the best relief for numbness of hands and fingers (mostly right hand)?
I am 23 weeks as of this week and noticed that I am having trouble sleeping mostly due to trying to get into a comfortable sleeping position, stuffy nose, etc. but recently my hands (usually the right hand) is become numb so badly in fact that I am waking up in the middle of the night and am unable to fall asleep again. The last few nights I have woken to experience numbness in either my left or usually right hand and it was so bad that I could literally feel where it started and ended mostly tips of fingers to palm area. I've read that wrist guards will help for this. Does anyone have a good brand recommendation they've tried or heard good things about? I am becoming desperate. Please help! Thanks! I am unsure as to which size to order also.
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im now 35 weeks pregnant and im also experiencing the same. the numbness is worst in my right hands and arms. i asked my Dr. about it and she said that i lack potassium. she recommend me to eat fruits rich in potassium especially banana. more veggies and more fluid intake. she also prescribe a vit.b complex polynerv, probably to ease the numbness bec. its making me sick. but i suggest before taking the medicine consult first with your doctor. tnx. hope that helps.posted 06/01/2011 by anitzky
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