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Fraley: Michael Young and Vlad Guerrero's defense lets down Rangers in loss
SAN FRANCISCO - Rangers manager Ron Washington likes to live dangerously. He intends to use Vlad Guerrero in right field again tonight in Game 2 of the World Series.
Guerrero had a game full of defensive misadventures in the World Series opener on Wednesday night. His plus-minus rating was minus-1.
Guerrero drove in two runs during the 11-7 loss to San Francisco. He set up three runs with a pair of errors. The Rangers overall had four errors.
"Jitters didn't have anything to do with it," Washington said when offered a potential excuse for the defensive showing.
The loss underscored two potential defensive pitfalls for the Rangers: Guerrero in right field and Michael Young at third base.
Guerrero was once a good right fielder, but he is a bad-kneed designated hitter at this stage of his career. Because National League rules are in effect for games at AT&T Park, Washington's choices are to get one at-bat from Guerrero as a pinch-hitter or multiple at-bats as the right fielder.
The wild card is this park features the most treacherous right field in the game. It is vast, with twists, turns and tricky bounces. Even the bullpen mounds are in play, as Guerrero discovered when he mishandled Freddy Sanchez's single during the three-run eighth inning. Guerrero opened that inning by kicking Edgar Renteria's single.
Guerrero, through an interpreter, said this is not a difficult right field and showed no interest in the further discussion of the subject. Guerrero could take comfort in knowing the left side of the infield had as many errors as he did.
Shortstop Elvis Andrus and Young each had an error. Andrus' error came on a careless attempt to field a grounder during the Giants' six-run fifth inning. The error did not contribute to the scoring, but it added to the embarrassment of the inning.
Young's error helped change the course of the game.
Renteria, the No. 8 hitter, led off the third with a hard grounder to Young's left side. As he often does in these situations, Young tried for the sweep stop rather than moving sideways to get in better position. Graig Nettles made a career out of playing third base that way. Young won a Gold Glove as a shortstop, but as a third baseman he is not Graig Nettles.
Young said he tried to make a "soft" stop so that the ball would stay near him if he did not make a clean catch. Instead, the ball hit off Young's palm and carried too far from him to get Renteria. That triggered a two-run inning against starter Cliff Lee to tie the score at 2.
"I always feel I'm going to make plays at third," Young said. "It was a tough one, but I'd love to have another crack at it."
During the rally, Young also could not get a glove on a smash to his left by Sanchez. That would have been a superlative play. Good defense is based more on making plays that should be made. The Renteria bobble was more typical of Young's performance all year.
In the regular season, Young tied with Boston's Adrian Beltre for the most errors by an American League third basemen with 19. The majority of the errors came on chances to his left.
The Rangers' defensive show stood in stark contrast to what the left side of the Giants' infield did. Third baseman Juan Uribe and Renteria, the shortstop, combined on three stellar stops in the first five innings.
"Our defense saved us, because early we were out of sync," San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy said.
The Rangers played defense that way the entire game.
Situation: San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy considered whether to "tweak" the lineup against Rangers left-hander Cliff Lee.
Decision: Bochy went away from the lineup that he used the only other time the Giants faced a left-hander in the postseason. In that game, he had Edgar Renteria hit leadoff against Philadelphia's Cole Hamels. This time, Bochy went with Andres Torres, a switch-hitter who batted only .238 against left-handers in the regular season.
Outcome: Torres reached base twice in three plate appearances against Lee and scored twice. In the third inning, Lee hit Torres with a 0-2 fastball. Torres ignited a six-run fifth with a one-out double.
From the manager: "With this team, we have so many movable parts. Having that flexibility is a nice luxury."


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While working on my recent post about Phillip Johnson's Glass House I found myself thinking about Mark Hutker. Then a post card from his office arrived in the mail announcing their inclusion in Residential Architecture's "Short List of Architects We Love". (November/December 2010) As an interior designer I believe that a space plan/floor plan whose order is simple and clear with good proportions will translate into an elegant architectural solution that can be lived in and enjoyed by a family for years. Mark has a knack for designing homes that do just that. Then he wraps them in yummy exteriors that reflect the essence of a region's culture, vernacular and materials.
In addition to this recent recognition, "Heirlooms to Live In", a compilation of his work was published this Fall. Well done, Mark!

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LISBON — A jury trial set for Sept. 17 has been continued until December for the man charged with the death of a 9-year-old Salem girl last year. Columbiana County Common Pleas Judge C....
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West Cork Citizens Information Service will have its Mobile Information Unit in Ballineen/Enniskeane on Wednesday, May 9th.
It will be parked in the car-park beside the church and will be open from 10am until 4.30pm.
Staff on the Mobile Information Unit will be available to provide information and advice on a variety of topics including:
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• Family matters;
• Consumer issues;
• Migrant issues;
Anybody interested in the service can drop-in to the Mobile Unit.
No appointment is necessary.
The service is free and confidential.
West Cork Citizens Information Service has a full-time centre in Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry and a weekly service in Dunmanway.
The Dunmanway service is open every Wednesday from 10am to 1pm at Ross House, Main Street, Dunmanway.
There is also an office at South Square, Macroom. The help-line number for West Cork Citizens Information Service is 0761 07 8390.


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A Cedar Rapids police officer has been injured in a traffic crash.
A Police Department news release says the accident occurred a little before 2:45 p.m. Sunday on Blairs Ferry Road Northeast.
The department says the officer was headed east to a report of a domestic assault when his vehicle collided with a westbound minivan that was in the central turn lane.
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ABERDEEN — A car wreck on a hilly road in Aberdeen Township claimed the life of two people today, authorities said.
The victims, whose identities were not released, died after they crashed on Church Street, said Christopher Gramiccioni, Monmouth County's First Assistant Prosecutor.
Gramiccioni would not say if today's rains contributed to the crash or what time the wreck occurred. He also declined to discuss the age and gender of each victim or say how many cars were involved in the crash.
The Asbury Park Press is reporting that one of the victims was a 23-year-old woman from South Africa and the other victim was a 6-month-old boy from Holmdel. The victims both were riding in a Pontiac Sunbird that collided with a sport utility vehicle, the newspaper reported.
Details of the crash may be made public Wednesday, after the county medical examiner files a report, according to Gramiccioni.
Robert Dinsmore , an assistant captain with the township's emergency medical service, said police told him the crash involved two cars. Dinsmore described Church Street as a winding road with two hills that dip into a "gully" and creek area.
While the area where the crash took place is a curved portion of the roadway, Dinsmore said the area is "not known for accidents."


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Release Date: November 11th, 2005
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Temptation and a difficult home life leave Charles (Clive Owen) open to an affair with Lucinda (Jennifer Aniston), whom he meets during his commute. Both are married with children, and it isn't long before they are together in a sleazy motel. However, a thug named LaRoche (Vincent Cassel) bursts into the room and attacks them, and they can't report it without their families discovering the affair. As if the violation wasn't enough, LaRoche then calls Charles to blackmail him.
Cast: Clive Owen, Jennifer Aniston, Vincent Cassel, Melissa George, RZA, Addison Timlin, Giancarlo Esposito, David Morrissey
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With some crafty editing – and just the right soundtrack – Michelle Jenneke's pre-race warm-up ritual has turned the Australian runner into the latest YouTube star.
To loosen up and shake off pre-race jitters, Jenneke smiles as she hops up and down and waves to the crowd at the IAAF World Junior Championships in Barcelona last weekend. And as soon as she takes off, she soars past her competitors in the 110-meter hurdles event, winning the heat.
Now, fans of Jenneke's moves have slowed down the footage and added a catchy tune, making the 110-meter race go viral in a video that's being passed along on multiple sites and has been viewed on YouTube more than 30,000 times.
While Jenneke won't be competing at the London Olympics, this video deserves a medal.
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1907 Buffalo Bisons Team-Composite Display Photograph
Starting Bid - $200, Sold For - $1,058
Extremely rare and substantial team-composite display photograph picturing seventeen members of the 1907 Buffalo Bisons, a member of the Eastern League. Each player is pictured in uniform and identified in print (last name only) below his respective image. The name of the team and year are prominently displayed in white lettering. The photographer's credit, "H. C. Weasner Photo'gr Buffalo, N.Y.," appears along the base. Although we cannot state with certainty, we believe the player identified in the upper right corner as "Groh" to be Heinie Groh, who later went on to star in the Majors with both the Giants and Reds. Not only is the resemblance remarkable, but Groh, who would have been eighteen years old in 1907, was from Rochester, New York, and its likely that he would have begun his professional career close to home. This Eastern League photographic display piece is one of two examples that we have seen dating from 1907 (the other pictured Baltimore), both of which were produced by the H. C. Weasner photography studio. The extraordinary photographic quality of these pieces, coupled with their exceptional composition and extreme rarity, suggest that they were most likely meant for special presentation to team members only. The composite photo, which offers outstanding clarity and contrast, is in Excellent to Mint condition and remains affixed upon its original cardboard mount. The piece is housed in its original wood frame, which measures 19.5 x 24 inches. Reserve $200. Estimate $300+. SOLD FOR $1,058
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley totally killed it with this outfit: a pair of moto-style leather skinny jeans and a bomber-inspired olive green coat. This is a pretty spot-on example of the fall style we're aspiring to this year, from her designer sunnies to her killer heels. Grab a similar pair of moto-style leather skinny jeans and get this look.
Image via Denim Blog.
—DT Staff
Tags: celebrity style, leather skinny jeans, moto pants, moto style pants, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley style
Supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley posed for Paige Denim's newest lookbook, and Shopbop gave an exclusive behind the scenes look at the shoot. Rosie had a blast singing along to her favorite 80s songs, which was appropriate considering the collection's inspiration, which is largely based on that decade's style sense. She had a hand in everything from photography to set design and styling during the collaboration. Gorgeous and talented? Check and check. See the full feature.
Image via Shopbop.
—DT Staff
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In case you were wondering if it's warm in Syndey, Australia right now, it's not. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was recently snapped there wearing a Burberry poncho, brimmed hat, Christian Louboutin boots, and a pair of Paige Margot skinny jeans in Armstrong. All of this adds up to a flawless fall outfit, and just in time: we're going to be seeing cooler days before you know it.
Image of Rosie via Denim Blog.
Grab a pair of Paige Margot skinny jeans in Armstrong and get this look.
—DT Staff
Tags: celebrity denim, celebrity style, Christian Louboutin boots, Paige Denim, Paige jeans, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley outfit, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley style
What to wear, what to wear? Whether we're dressing up for a day at work or a weekend of relaxing, we love seeing what A-list denim lovers are wearing, like the ever-stylish Jessica Alba and the effortlessly beautiful Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. We're turning to our favorite celebrities for summer styling trends. Check out these celebrity denim trends and get inspired!
Images via Harper's Bazaar
—DT Staff
Tags: boyfriend jeans, celebrity denim, cropped jeans, cut off shorts, denim shorts, Jessica Alba, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
From the time denim hit the market as functional, industrial uniforms to the moment skinny jeans became a staple in every woman's closet, denim has always been a must-have. No closet is complete without a pair of worn-in, comfy boyfriend jeans — nor a pair of fierce dark wash jeans for days when you want to turn heads and take numbers. But it's the celebrity denim culture that also fuels our love of amazing jeans. Seeing women like Miranda Kerr, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Kate Upton rocking our favorite brands in new and exciting (and sometimes totally off-duty) ways keeps us craving denim in our wardrobes. Harpers Bazaar takes a look at some of the ultimate jean queens of our current culture.
Left to right: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Frame Denim, Miranda Kerr in J Brand, Kate Upton in black skinnies (brand unknown).
Images via Harpers Bazaar.
—DT Staff
Tags: black jeans, celeb denim, celebrity denim, denim style, Frame Denim, J Brand, Kate Upton, miranda kerr, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, skinny jeans
Welcome to your morning dose of denim news, links, sales, and inside info! Catch up on what's happening and browse our personal picks for the most interesting what-not that turns up during our morning web crawl. Got a tip you think we should include, a sale you want to share, or a style you just saw and can't live without? Email us!
1. We really love this quote posted by Nudie Jeans Co. overnight:
"Indigo was first banned upon arrival to Europe. It was claimed to be the Devil's Dye. But soon it became King of colors."
2. The Denim Guy reminds the dudes that colored denim is for everyone! Embrace neon yellow, fire engine red, etc!
3. Artisanal fabric dyer Audrey Louise Reynolds dipped a limited-edition, hand-painted pair of jeans for New York denim label Courtshop. Instant It-jeans? We think so.
4. M2F Denim wants to make sure you know their jeans look awesome on guys, too. They put a pair of purple skinny jeans on Dancing With The Stars Star Roshon Fegan and it worked out rather well.
5. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley poses in the latest Hollywood Reporter (the Top Stylist issue) with her stylist, Cher Coulter. Rosie is wearing black Elizabeth & James Diedrick pants.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
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Rebels with a cause are pretty appealing to us, and this time the cause is true blue American denim—R13 denim is the brand we've got our eyes on. The spring collection refashions classic fits and introduces new styles, like the boyfriend fit known by R13 fans as the 'slouch skinny'. They pioneer avant-garde silhouettes like the R13 signature crossover and harem jean styles, as well as sporty separates like the skin-tight back-seamed denim "panty-hose" (go ahead, giggle). Read on for our exclusive interview with the R13 design team!
Check out our favorite images from the R13 spring 2011 lookbook below:
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Denim Therapy: Lets start from the beginning. How did you know you wanted to be a designer?
R13: It was a dream of mine to start a denim company for years, but the opportunity did not surface until two years ago while traveling in Italy, I met someone that was able to connect me with the right people to make the jeans.
DT: Are there other denim brands you consider your immediate competition?
R13: On the one hand no, because I fell that we are unique in our brand vision. But on the other hand,the denim community is also a family and I really admire all the denim company out there trying to make it work because I know how hard that is, so I support all of my "competition" out there.
DT: How do you differentiate yourself from the hundreds of popular denim brands afloat right now?
R13:It's definitely hard to differentiate yourself out there, but staying true to who I am and what inspires me is one way that to do that. Every human being is unique, and as long as I can stay true to who I am then I hope that self expression will be a unique one.
DT: Do you have any pre-designing rituals?
R13: My pre-design rituals is always the same. right about the time when I am about to design, I would spend a month or so of inputting as much information into my brain as possible, it could be anything, art, books, magazine, movies, etc. then I forget it all and start designing. Some how all the input get blended in my mind so that the output is an expression of that moment or period in time.
DT: Describe your ideal target customer—the customer you have in mind when you're planning a collection.
R13: I design what looks good to me rather than focus on a customer image. The men's collection is what I want to wear, and the women's collection is what I would like all the women out there to look like. Strong and very sexy.
DT: Can you give us hint about what's next?
R13: We are always looking for new ways to express our brand image. This spring I'm looking for some loose-weave denim fabrics out of Japan to cut more oversize styles with. I'm looking at new ways to do black jeans and also new ways of doing white jeans.
DT: What would be your dream collaboration? Any plans of that in the future?
R13: My dream collaboration would be with Emmanuelle Alt and Hedi Slimane.
DT: What are the most popular washes/fits in the line? What are your favorites, and how would you style them?
R13: Our most popular wash is a vintage blue with little paint splatter on it. My favorite fit is our low skinny. It's low but very square fit. Extra skinny legs, really sexy with an over size White shirt or vintage torn surplus jacket.
DT: Street style and style blogs are huge in the industry right now as a source of inspiration, influencing the high end labels rather than vice-versa. How much does street style influence your designing?
R13: The blogs have a huge influence on me. I love all these hip girls from around the world with a voice in fashion. One of my favorite is 10th muses out of Romania…
DT: How many pairs of denim do YOU own?
R13: About a hundred personal pairs and I have a library of denim for R13.
DT: Favorite celeb wearing your brand?
R13: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley!
A big thanks to R13 for answering this Q&A and providing us with an inside look at the design process & what's hot in the line right now. Be sure to follow them on facebook!
—Jackie Racer & Michelle Christina Larsen
Tags: American Denim, designer interview, q&a, R13, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
Missed out on any of our stellar denim coverage this week? We make catching up easy with our round up of the most exciting blog posts we cooked up for you in the past seven days, with denim news, links, campaigns, and more. You're welcome!
1. Desigual's Denim Dresses—Have you checked out Desigual lately? The lookbook pamphlet they've been handing out in front of their SoHo store is chocked full of innovative bohemian summer denim picks,with an inspiring variety of textures and approaches…
2. Get The Look: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in J Brand—Vroom, Vroom. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is sure to get your heart racing. She was spotted at the Daytona 500 event in Florida. Rosie was wearing a pair of the J Brand 901 Leggings in Hewson with an Enza Costa Rogue Rib Baseball Tank in white…
3. Rue De Jeans Exclusive Q&A—We know what you're thinking… "another denim brand, hooray!" But before you even get excited, check out this innovative denim design and learn why you should really be impressed. Rue De Jeans offers something called a stealth patented design element…
4. Constance Jablonski Rocks Spring Denim In Spanish Harper's Bazaar—Timeless and classic beauty Constance Jablonski graces the pages of Spanish Harper's Bazaar April 2011 looking ever-so gorgeous. She's featured in a perfectly styled editorial wearing the latest in spring denim by Stella McCartney, Christian Dior, Mango and D&G…
5. Natalie Off Duty: Denim Styling in Barcelona—Natalie Off Duty had a recent stint in Barcelona, lighting up the streets with her charming style and quirky approach to off-duty dressing. Her newest blog post features her in an American Apparel denim work shirt and leather pants by Zara…
6. Women's Selvedge Denim by Railcar Fine Goods—Railcar Fine Goods, a privately-owned premium denim and workwear brand from Los Angeles, has quietly launched their new women's selvedge line, consisting of 13.5-ounce Cone Mills red line selvedge denim…
—Denim Therapy Staff
Tags: best denim blog, Constance Jablonski, denim news, denim trends, desigual, J Brand, natalie off duty, Railcar Fine Goods, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, rue de jeans


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I have met very few politicians without the gift of gab. Most who aspire to elected office like the sound of their own voice, or they would not run for office in the first place.
When a politician claims not to be "long-winded," that is usually a bunch of hot air.
However, I'll take Amarillo's own Republican state Sen. Kel Seliger at his word when he says he could not pull off what state Sen. Wendy Davis did this past week.
The Fort Worth Democrat staged a talk-a-thon — also known as a filibuster — for nearly 13 hours, preventing a controversial abortion bill from getting a vote before the legislative deadline.
Thirteen hours of talking. I can't sleep for 13 straight hours, much less flap my gums that long.
"I'm not that long-winded," Seliger said when asked if he could pull off a 13-hour filibuster.
Seliger was running the show in the Senate during long-winded Wendy's (sorry, the pun was just too easy) marathon of mouth for "probably an hour" on two different occasions.
"I just listened," Seliger said.
Senators were allowed to leave the floor during the filibuster.
"I did on several occasions," Seliger said. "We can grab something to eat, grab a cup of coffee. I answered a couple of phone calls from constituents."
I don't blame Seliger for retreating. Listen to a politician drone on for 13 hours? They don't do that kind of stuff at Gitmo.
Davis, however, was afforded no such luxury.
"You can't leave (the Senate floor) for any reason (while staging a filibuster)," Seliger said. "You have to stand at your desk. You cannot lean on your desk. You can accept no support or help — nothing. You just have to talk."
I may not agree with why Davis staged her filibuster, but I admire her spirit. It took guts, if not stamina.
However, there is a reason Davis won't go down as modern version of Jimmy Stewart in "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington" — a great flick, by the way.
The so-called demonstrators that were hooting and hollering in the Senate chamber like they were at a University of Texas football game — along with the unprofessional behavior of some state lawmakers — were hardly impressive.
Seliger said there were House lawmakers in attendance only too willing to help foster a Jerry Springer-like atmosphere.
"(House lawmakers) were certainly egging them on (demonstrators)," Seliger said.
If members of the public want to act like they are at a rock concert, fine. Lawmakers — no matter party affiliation — should know better. Seliger mentioned that if members of the Senate behaved in a similar way during House proceedings, members of the House would probably not be thrilled.
Seliger voted for Senate Bill 5 — the abortion bill that sparked the filibuster — and expects the special session that starts Monday to be more professional, if not mature.
Let's hope so.
Lawmakers should be more than just a lot of talk.
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[quote]First, you assert that your calorie restriction is 12-1500 calories per day. Does this include the extra fat that you take twice a day (ostensibly at two "snack times")? Or, is it that amount of calories plus then another 2 tbs (one tbs per go) of fat -- which is 270 calories according to our jar -- for a total of 1500-1700 calories per day?[/quote]
I counted calories the first week I was doing SLD, just to see where I ended up. When I plugged each day into myfitnesspal, the result was almost always 1000-1100 calories, even eating at a wide variety; this seemed to be my new satiety point. I ONLY counted food, not the extra calories from coconut oil. My tablespoons are pretty rounded (I just grab a hunk out of the jar), so I was estimating an extra 300 calories per day of coconut oil, which brings my actual daily totals up to 1300-1400 cals per day.
[quote]I ask this because sometimes calories are restricted too low for the individual's actual overall use, which can then hormonally slow them down, such that when they add a couple of hundred calories -- particularly from fat -- it tends to do them quite well overall.[/quote]
I'm sure that's true for some people, but I absolutely don't think it's the case for me. I've spent years playing around with macros and caloric amounts. I could restrict to 1100 cal/day (miserably, I might add), or I could eat 2500 cal/day; nothing changed my setpoint.
I also don't think it's specifically the fat that's doing it. Dr. Roberts did it with sugar water and got the same results. Other people have experimented with just eating a meal a day with their nose clipped to block out flavor, and also had success. It's something to do with extra energy that is not associated with flavor (and therefore reward) in the brain. Like I've said, I don't exactly understand the mechanism behind it, and I'd recommend that you read the book if you're curious.
[quote]And second, the movement you currently do is 2-3x week heated vinyasa practice (1.5 hrs) plus also daily home practice (45-90 mins?) plus also crossfit -- are you doing this daily or only 3-4x week (you probably answered this in another thread). Are you doing HIIT cardio (sprints) with it as well? I'm mostly just curious.[/quote]
My exact movement practice is:
MWF: Crossfit
T/Th: Lifting class (Crossfit-affiliated, and we do some metcons, but it's mostly heavy lifting)
2-3 times a week, whenever I have the time to go: Hot vinyasa
Daily, in my home: 45-60min yoga practice
Daily, outside: Walking my dogs 30 min twice a day
A few times a month when I get the hankering: 10x10sec sprints in the park
Looking at that, it seems like a lot, but I'm a yoga teacher and live my life in gyms and studios, so it's just my lifestyle.
[quote]Are you still doing an IF protocol, or did you just let that go and go back to a wider (normal) eating window?[/quote]
I did IF on and off for years, always with a "Well, maybe it'll work THIS time" mentality, and it just never did anything for me. I suppose you could say I IF because most days a week I don't eat breakfast. But I don't make a point to do it or plan it or anything.
Taking the oil in between meals is really astonishingly easy and not complicated. You just have to remember not to consume flavor an hour before and an hour after. I've heard of people taking their oil right before bed and it works just as well. I find that when I do this, I'm really hungry upon waking, so I like to do mine throughout the day.


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On the surface, it's a fantastic set-up: Five guys wake up in a warehouse, bloody and beaten with no idea who they are or how they got there; the only thing that's certain is whoever placed them in this situation does not want them to leave anytime soon. Two of the men are tied up, one of which is suffering from a gun shot wound. While the first of the men, Jean Jacket (James Caviezel), regains consciousness, a phone is ringing somewhere off-screen. As he stumbles into a side office to pick up the receiver, for a brief second we expect the person on the other end to ask, "So James, which scary movie do you feel like ripping off?" Instead, it's a strange voice -- a voice that seems to know who its speaking to, even though Jean Jacket is clueless ... except for that loaded handgun sitting in front of him.p>
Like in Reservoir Dogs, the main characters don't have names. But not because they're hiding their identity on purpose -- fact is, they simply don't know who they are. Aside from Jean Jacket, Bound Man (Joe Pantoliano) wakes up tied to a pillar. Across from Bound Man, Broken Nose (Greg Kinnear) finds himself sprawled out on the floor with a bloodied face. Above him, Handcuffed Man (Jeremy Sisto) can barely keep his eyes open due to a gun shot wound that's not getting any better and the fact that he's uncomfortably hanging down, handcuffed to a metal bar. And finally, though we have no idea where he came from, Rancher Shirt (Barry Pepper) soon strolls down to join the clan.
As you can imagine, the first half-hour of the film finds all five men weary and unable to trust one another for fear the person standing next to him could be responsible for their being in this situation. Are the two men tied up for a reason? Perhaps they're the villains. Or, what if everyone's a hostage and the bad guys are on their way back to the warehouse? Of course, not knowing their own identities, each man instantly looks at himself as one of the good guys. Yet, it soon becomes apparent that that is not the case, and so the big question gets raised: Who is good and who is bad?
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Brewers have been juicing revenues and their bottom lines with hard-cider sales, but some are suggesting there are signs the market may be overripening. However, I remain confident in the potential for hard cider's continued growth.
Boston Beer (NYSE: SAM ) has the top-selling brand with its Angry Orchard cider, which was primarily responsible for the 21% increase in shipment volumes it enjoyed last quarter, along with a 24% jump in depletions, or sales by wholesalers to retailers. Overall revenues were up 23%, generating a 37% rise in operating earnings.
Analysts anticipate that Angry Orchard, which launched in 2011, will grow volumes another 65% this year, making it the fastest-growing hard-cider brand, ahead of C&C Group's (NASDAQOTH: CCGGY ) Vermont Hard Cider's Woodchuck brand, which is expected to see only an additional 5% growth this year. C&C's other cider, Hornsby's, is a distant third and has experienced substantial declines in volumes (down 9% in 2012), though that's expected to change this time around.
The market researchers at Rabobank anticipate those growth trends will continue, particularly because cider attracts women drinkers more than men. Women have historically been just a small subset of the beer market, but lately have been branching out into the so-called "whites" and "browns," such as vodka that's been infused with flavors as well as whisky and bourbon, which are also having a dalliance with flavor variations. The introduction of hard cider and teas finds women comprising about 55% of the market.
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I'm not so sure. This is a market niche still in its infancy, and while apple cider is the leading flavor, the folks at Mintel say pear varieties in the U.K. are making significant inroads, imbibed by 37% of those surveyed, which bodes well for this new flavor of Anheuser-Busch InBev's Stella Artois Cidre and Heineken's Strongbow brand. Cider drinkers seem interested in exploring new flavors and, like the self-described "snobs" of the craft-brew industry, are looking for drinks crafted with care.
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