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On the JRA Japanese Racing Association website, you can play a simple little horse race betting game to win neat papercraft race horses! ;o)
Although I don't speak Japanese myself, it's not difficult to click through the screens:
IMPORTANT: make sure your browser allows pop-ups from this website!
|1. Click the orange "START!!!" button.
|2. Click the orange "OK! STEP2ヘ" button.
|3. Click the red "よく やります" button to choose all five horses yourself; click the blue "たまに やります" button to choose only four horses yourself; click the green "ネ刀めてです" button to let the computer choose all five horses.
|4. Click away the help screen with the orange "了解" button...
|5. ...then choose your horses and click the orange "WIN5ゲーム スタート" button to start the races.
|6. Wait for all five races to end...
|7. and then if you've won all 5 races...
|8. ...wait until you can click the orange "ペーパークラフト ダウンロードへ" button in the bottom right corner of the screen.
|9. Then finally, you can click the orange "ペーパークラフトを ダウンロード" button for the PDF parts and instructions file, which will open in a new browser window (that's why you need to enable pop-ups...!)
Play the JRA WIN5 horse race betting game
Have fun! ;o)
Tip: Techikun noticed that the papercraft horse you win at the end, is one of the five that raced for you! So if you want to get all 25 different papercraft horses, try to choose the horses that you didn't already win. ;o)


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Hula at the Nulu Summer Luau July 22
Who needs to go to Hawaii to enjoy a luau? Just head to Nulu this July 22, and go see how much fun you can have right here in Louisville at the Nulu Summer Luau. Grab your favorite Hawaiian shirt and head on over to the historic East Market District for some island-themed enjoyment.
Nulu Summer Luau
The summer luau is a neighborhood-wide festival packed with stuff to see and do. The shops and restaurants in Nulu will be having all sorts of specials and events. Participate in a limbo contest or the tropical drink contest before you listen to some live music. Nulu is known for its eclectic shops and interesting nightlife, so lots of shops and stores will have cool stuff happening for this special event.
Officially, the Nulu Summer Luau lasts from 1 to 6 pm. The after-parties begin soon after. It's free to enjoy the entire Nulu Summer Luau, and it's always free to enjoy the neighborhoods in this part of Louisville.
Nulu, New Louisville, is right next to one of the city's other unique neighborhoods: Irish Hill. After you enjoy some island fun in Nulu, go take a peek at everything there is to do in Irish Hill.
An Afternoon in Irish Hill
The historic Irish Hill neighborhood sprawls out between the South Fork of Beargrass Creek and beautiful Cave Hill, a national attraction. The neighborhood is packed with neat little places. You'll find theaters, pizzerias, pubs, schools, even a volleyball club with beautiful white sand courts.
You can while away any afternoon in Irish Hill because there's so much stuff to do, but don't miss the best part of the neighborhood: the homes. Irish Hill has many historic shotgun houses and large historic houses created with 18th-century architecture.
Though historic, Irish Hill has been preserved. It's a little piece of history that's still intact, and it's still a big part of Louisville. Go see it for yourself after your vacation-like event in Nulu, and come home to Irish Hill.
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Sometimes you have to take the bad with the good. The bad would be hurricane Katrina and all the havoc and devastation she created. The good would be the folks at Worth Harley-Davidson North organizing something extra special to benefit the hurricane victims. The icing on the cake for me was meeting a man who was not only my childhood hero but also a national icon. I am of course speaking of the one and only Evel Knievel.
Worth Harley-Davidson North brought Evel to town to meet fans and sign autographs on Friday and Saturday, September 9-10, and, as a finale, to lead a ride from their store to the Platte City End of the Trail festivities. All proceeds from the benefit ride went to hurricane Katrina victims. Evel had a trailer on display in the Worth Harley-Davidson North parking lot showcasing several bikes and various memorabilia from his daredevil days. The two bikes I found most interesting were the Triumph he crashed at his famous Caesars Palace jump and his steam-powered rocket engine sky-cycle.
We came to see Evel the first night to get some items autographed for our kids, Joshua and Alyssa Porter. The line was long, but surprisingly, the kids were patient. They didn't want to miss out on the opportunity to meet this legend. It was quite apparent that Evel's many missed jumps have taken a toll on his body, but his mind is as sharp as a razor. He took the time on several occasions to entertain those standing in line with amusing stories from his colorful past.
I came back to Worth Harley-Davidson North the next day to interview Evel and to take Joshua on the benefit ride. Prior to the beginning of Saturday's autograph session, Evel met with me for a few moments, then went in to greet his fans. He talked to the crowd for an extended period of time, and I'd like to share the following transcript of his thoughts with you.
Transcript of Evel's opening remarks:
I think it's worthwhile that Harley-Davidson has made such a step in the motorcycle industry that they have. You know, when I rode their bikes in the 70s, they were cast iron heads and they had no shock absorbers to speak of. In fact, the first ones that I jumped were rigid frames. No shock absorbers at all. I remember how the kids, and I was one of them, rode the Trimphs, BSAs and the Nortons, AJSs. I remember how we used to laugh at the Harley-Davidson riders. Their motorcycles wouldn't start. They'd always be kickin' them. You would always see one along the highway every 20 miles on a ride.
I'm glad that they came so far. I'm glad that I was one of the guys that stuck with them. I was with them for eight years. I was friends with the old man, William H. Davidson and Don who is now retired and Willie G. and Bill Davidson who was about this tall…. I was the only one who would sponsor him in the diabetes races in Milwaukee. He has diabetes. He is now the marketing director and vice president of Harley-Davidson. He is a wonderful guy, and I hope that those of you who rode Harley-Davidson for you are as glad as I am to see beautiful new stores like this go up because you were as much a part of it through the years sticking with them as I was, so, I would like to say congratulations to Worth and all their customers for being so faithful.
Now, Harley-Davidson makes the best motorcycle in the world without a doubt, they absolutely do, and if I had had one of the rinky-dink 2-bangers these kids jump today… you know when I got on my XR750 and it got out 150-160 feet. The torque on that XR750 started to move the motorcycle from right to left, and when I landed, I always landed crossways because there was so much power. And all these kids riding these Hondas and Yamahas and Suzukis, they said, "well that guy can't ride very good." Well those little ding dongs they had, they went through the air straight as an arrow and they had about this much suspension…. About like this…. They could land flat if they wanted to. If I had had one of those motorcycles to jump in 1970 like they jumped today, believe, me, I could have jumped over the moon. I would have had no problem whatsoever.
Anyway, have most of you been out to see the trailer? (clapping). I brought my slot machine, which is made by IGT and is in most of the casinos throughout North America, and the painting on the wall that you saw there is a self-portrait that I did myself. I paint. I have ever since I was about 7 or 8 years old. The leather jacket that is hanging there is one that I wore several times.
The Triumph motorcycle that you see the first one coming up to the trailer, I had three of them. That is one of the ones I jumped over Caesars Palace and missed. I should have left the front wheel on and seat like it was. It is pretty well damaged. I'm going to put them back on so it looks like it did after I got off of it in that parking lot, fell off of it. Anyway, the second bike that's out there is one that California Motorcycle made for me years ago and they made a couple of thousand of them and sold them all. The third one is the XR750 I made my last three jumps with, one in Chicago over some sharks, one in London, England over 13 London buses, and one back here in the United States over 14 Greyhounds. I thought 13 was an unlucky number so I came back here and jumped 14 and I made it, so I decided to quit. That was the last jump of any significance that I made.
All of the airbrushing on the walls was done by a fellow named Von Otto in Waco, Texas. He is sure a find painter. He did that whole wall in a week. Boy he sure worked hard. I'd catch him… I'd go in there at 4 o'clock in the morning and he'd be sleeping in a chair trying to get a half hour of sleep while he was painting to get that thing done for me for a show in Phoenix.
The rocket that you see in there is the one that I actually tried to go across the Snake River Canyon in. The jet was steam powered, and it has a nozzle on the back of it and it only burned for 5 seconds when I pushed the fire button it only burned for 5 seconds and if that parachute hadn't have come out, it would have gone all the way across that canyon a half a mile. It put out 8000 pounds of jet horsepower, and when we first tested it, it blew rocks out of the ground on the edge of that canyon as big as a Volkswagon. Boy, you talk about some power, that thing had some horsepower. But, the parachute malfunctioned, and I came down in the rocks close to the river. You know, if I had made it, people would say, "well it was easy, I could have done it." And if I had missed it and got killed, the would have said, "Well, that's what's supposed to happen to Evel Knievel—he got killed." And some guys say, "That's easy. I could have really done that myself. I'd have got in it." Well, I'll tell you something. It's 30 years since I jumped that canyon and God has not moved it once inch, and I don't see any big long line of loud-mouthed daredevils up there wanting to zoom across it on Sunday afternoon. (Clapping). So, we'll let that lie. Even my son Robbie, he's been saying he's going to jump it, but I bet a million dollars he don't jump it, believe me.
Last but not least is I have a new bicycle in there that Matt Hoffman built for me, he built 2000. Matt Hoffman is 12 times world bicycle champion for those of you who don't know, freestyling; he's the best there is. The V-Rod that I have in there I just got from the factory. They give me a new one very two or three years. I love that motorcycle. That V-Rod is absolutely so much fun to ride. It isn't quite the road machine that those of you who ride the Softail or the Road King or their different motorcycles, but if you get a chance, ride the new V-Rod. You'll be so glad you did. I'm going to go for a ride with all of you this afternoon out to Platte City and mine will be the one that sounds like a thundering bullet when it goes by because I've got some great exhaust pipes on it.
All my life I've lived by six or seven things that I feel that are really important to a human being to be a success in life. I'd like to go over those things with you for just a minute; they're very short.
Your belief in God. I'm not talking about organized religion. I think that Oral Roberts and Peter Popoff and Jimmy Swaggart and Jim Baker and this Benny Hinn, I think they ought to be put in federal penitentiaries and left there for the rest of their lives. I think that they are people who just suck money out of people who don't know what they're doing. You don't have to give any money this morning to this guy for telling you about God, because I'm not that way, but they are absolute thieves, and it is our government that's letting this happen, letting these people advertise on national television, so if you care to, write your congressman or your senator. Tell them to try these people, try them in court and get rid of them. But you must believe in God, the spirit of God. Sometimes I disagree with my wife so much I wonder if God's a woman.
The second thing is your health. Put things into your body that are good for you. Not that are bad for you. It is absolutely going to catch up with you. You just cannot beat it. Put things into your body that are good so you have good health.
The next thing is to have somebody to love in life, somebody that loves you. If you can't get along with your wife, if you wives can't get along with your husbands, get a puppy. My wife and I got two of them. If she goes away, I got one; she takes one with her.
Try to get a job that you love to go to work to, that you won't have any problems with, nobody will have to make you get out of bed ago, that you can get up and go to every day,
Do the right thing by your fellow man because it's right. That's just the way you have to live. You gotta look in the mirror. Now if you run into Osama Bin Laden, I suggest you treat him right to. But as far as your neighbor is, treat him the way you would want him to treat you.
The next thing, which I should have said earlier, is to get a good education. You young people that are here, if you get a good education, the more you know about the place you go to get a job, the better you chances will be that you get the job. In fact, if you know more than the guy you're going to go get a job from, he'll say, "I'll hire this person because he help me, or she'll help me, and I'll be able to go ahead and learn things from them that the younger generation knows, and I'll be able to impress my boss more, and therefore, I'll go higher on the totem pole. So learn as much as you can in life through the education that our government is providing to you.
The last thing and the most important. Follow your dreams. Don't ever get up. Just follow your dreams no matter what they are, no matter what you think you want to be, follow that dream. Don't give up on it.
So, I've had a dream all my life to be a motorcycle performer. When I raced, there wasn't quite enough money in the main events when I raced in the 60s and the 50s to where I could make a down payment on a hamburger if I won the main event, but I thought if I could get a show together, maybe I could make a few dollars where I could support my family. I never dreamt that I would walk into Wembley Stadium in London, England clear across the ocean and have 100,000 people come to see me perform. I never dreamt of that. I was thinking of going to little racetracks and having 2000 or 3000 come to see me perform. I never dreamt I'd try to jump a canyon, but I dreamt about having wonderful show to entertain and to ride my motorcycle and make a living and look what it developed into for me, just because I followed my dream. I hope your dreams come true for you just like mine have for me. Thanks so much and God bless all of you.
I want to extend special thanks to Ken Stone and Miki Schroeder of Worth Harley-Davidson North for all their help in setting things up for me to cover this wonderful event. The experience is something I as well as a certain 10-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl will never forget.
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Feng Shui with Houseplants - Decorating for greater happiness
Feng Shui began in China with a very practical purpose – finding auspicious places (i.e., not a flood plain) for houses and villages. Over the centuries, feng shui expanded from placing villages to placing just about everything.
According to feng shui, everything around us possesses vital energy. This energy circulates through buildings and can effect our daily lives. Surround yourself with the angular, decrepit furniture your parents owned before their divorce and you might be setting yourself up for a bumpy ride. Surround yourself with beautiful, comfortable things and you create a nurturing environment that supports and uplifts you.
If all things possess energy, then things that photosynthesize must possess a great deal of energy, and this is why houseplants are one of the most common feng shui enhancements. Plants connect us with the natural world. A dwelling without plants can create a subtle unease as we feel estranged from the world around us.
Plants to Use
From a feng shui perspective, the best plants are those with round or soft leaves. Spiky plants that bite when you touch them are not encouraged, unless you have a particularly strong love for them.
Another feng shui can of worms is sick or dying plants. A sick plant is worse than no plant at all. If you can't bring yourself to toss out a plant as soon as it begins to droop, al least keep all dead leaves trimmed off. And know when to give up and admit that your plant is not going to bounce back to health – don't wait until it's a brown stick in a pot. For this same reason, get rid of cut flowers as soon as they begin to fade.
Where to Put Plants
First impressions are important. What you see when you enter your abode sets the tone for the rest of your stay. But many of us don't have a front door opening into an opulent foyer. This is an excellent place to make use of the energy a plant can bring. Try something with pizzazz, like a flowering plant or a creative arrangement. It doesn't have to be large, but it should draw your eye.
Western architecture loves angles, but in the East corners are considered offensive. The sharp corners of tables and counters shoot out energy. If you've ever walked into the corner of a coffee table, you'll understand why sharp corners are so threatening, in practice and symbolically. If you're not ready to toss out that antique table, drape a trailing plant over the edge. The plant lends a more natural, organic shape and hides the sharp corner from view.
The corners of rooms are dumping grounds for stagnant energy. Energy should flow freely through a room, but often when it reaches a corner it pools up and decays. A tall plant in an empty corner keeps the energy flowing smoothly. For added emphasis, point a grow light at the plant.
If you ever feel like your computer is staring at you, it probably is. Electrical equipment gives off a great deal of energy and can be quite insistent. If you find the stereo display drawing your attention when you're trying to entertain guests, you might want to screen it from view. Plants are an easy way to do this without investing in new furniture. You can also place a plant in front of the television. The plant is easy to move when you want to watch TV, and screens it from view when you want to chat.
When it comes down to it, the best way to enhance your home's feng shui with houseplants is simply to have them.


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SAN DIEGO, Calif., October 23, 2018 – Scientific study establishes many benefits of plants and nature in the places we live, work, and play. It nevertheless remains a challenge to figure out new ways to communicate the message.
The nonprofit organization Green Plants for Green Buildings found a way to get your attention: humor.
Most people have seen a typical technology product launch video by now, such as classic demonstrations by Steve Jobs of new products for Apple. Some are pretty impressive. GPGB followed this familiar format in the first of a video series for a product "so far ahead of its time, and yet so familiar, intuitive and appealing – it's a wonder we didn't see it the whole time."
"Rediscover The Future With The Living Plant™" uses humor to play off the on the tech product unveiling. The presenter dazzles the amazed audience with a plant for some laughs to make a point about the proven benefits of introducing nature via real plants into the workplace.
See the three minute video here.
Backed by science
Buildings that contain plants and other natural elements support human well being and performance – what the tech presenter calls a "dead office." You might be sitting in one right now. Workers in office environments with natural elements such as greenery and sunlight report a 15 percent improvement in their wellbeing. They are six percent more productive and are 15 percent more creative.
There is also plenty of research about the use of humor to help people learn and retain information. A Pew Research poll showed viewers of humorous news shows like The Daily Show have higher retention of facts than people who got their news from newspapers or cable TV news. When Stephen Colbert talks about politics, people hear it and remember.
Neuroscience research finds that our ability to learn better through humor has to do with the body's chemistry. When we feel good – like when we laugh – the power hormone dopamine floods our brain. Cognitive studies show dopamine is important for both motivation and long-term memory. Educational research finds retention goes up when humor is used effectively – meaning that it's age-relevant, inclusive, and light hearted.
Scientists have 40 years of research on educational humor showing it strengthens human connections and is a helpful learning tool. So it was time to put humor to work for Mother Nature.
Award-winning filmmaker creates the message
GPGB worked with award-winning filmmaker Justin Bogardus, director and creator of the "Nature Rx" series of videos spoofing pharmaceutical ads which we have shared before. Justin created the TED Talk Tech spoof to communicate the aesthetic, wellbeing, and economic benefits of nature in the built environment. This includes offices, homes and just about anywhere people gather indoors.
GPGB wants to replicate the success of the Nature Rx video series. It's gotten over 40 million social media views to date and has been called "Best Drug Commercial You'll Ever See" by Outside Magazine.
GPGB President Mike Senneff says, "We have seen other videos in our industry about the benefits of plants, everything from the NASA studies to infographics. They are all informative. But nobody really approached it as – let's share the message, but let's share it in a way that's more memorable. If it gets out there and people enjoy viewing it, perhaps it can have a much broader reach than a simple informative video … We think our message can go further if it's done in a humorous way."
Bogardus agrees. "In telling a story through film/video, humor is a great connector and eye opener to new things, and also the undeniable truth of things. The same part of the brain that says "a-ha" is connected to the sense of surprise and delight we get from laughter and humor.
"For instance – everyone knows your office or commercial space, really any indoor space is way better with a bunch of plants. People are happier, people connect more easily, they're healthier. It's funny how easily we forget this and create these deadening blank lifeless interiors. The good and humorous news is – we can fix it with the amazing things folks are doing with plants and living walls now."
Real TEDx audience plays along for the video shoot
Justin's video produced and filmed in front of a real TEDx audience live. "When you hear Steve Jobs or folks introducing new software, new apps, or new robots, the language and tropes they use are really hilarious," points out Bogardus. "So yes, I parody these formats. I hope folks get some good laughs and remember, when it comes to the incredible benefits of The LivingPlant™ in the office or commercial space, we all sort of know this already."
Mike Lewis, Executive Vice President of Foliage Design Systems in Orlando, Florida, felt motivated to fund the project to support its serious objectives. "The message about plants improving our living and working environments needs to get out … This video has the potential to do just that in a fun and creative way."


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So my 2004.5 LLY has been having issues with losing fuel prime lately. I have determined I need to replace the fuel filter housing which I will be tackling soon. In the meantime I have been manually priming the truck and each time I open the hood I've noticed that the coolant tank on the passengers side of the engine bay is leaning to the far right. The truck has no overheating issues so I'm assuming this is just a cosmetic thing. Any ideas as to why it could be leaning? Is this indicative of a deeper issue?
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Burnout Warning Signs & How to Take Care of You [Living Fully Show]
Let's face it. As women, we take on a lot! From our household responsibilities of caring for our home and our family, to our work, career and business responsibilities, to wanting to care for ourselves, somewhere in the mix, it can all be too much.
At the peak of Joyel (Joy-L) Crawford's career, she found herself ignoring the signs of mental, physical and emotional exhaustion. She felt she could push through the demands on her time and get through it all, despite the physical pain she was in. With her desire to keep it all together, everything began to fall apart, in very serious ways.
Joyel wants you to heed to the warning signs of burnout and take care of you. Her story is one to inspire and encourage you to take care of you, pay attention to the signs of physical, emotional and psychological burnout. You do not have to push through when it hurts. In fact, you should not. Here's what Joyel and I discuss in this week's Living Fully Show:
In this episode:
- Burnout, stress, exertion, and putting everyone else first and what happens to you and your overall self.
- The detrimental and emotional effects of stress and how it can affect your physical health.
- Tips and strategies to manage your stress and overwhelm
- Joyel also recommended Spire as a tool to measure daily energy and stress
- A beautiful practice of celebration that you can incorporate every day.
- Taking action towards getting help.
The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
Grace Killelea – TEDx – Making The Jump: A Year of No Fear
One Million Ten Million Project – #1M10MProject
Joyel was born at 2lbs 10 oz, and 3 months prematurely. Through her experience, she has greatly appreciated the work that the March of Dimes does in support of those who started out their lives just like she did. Due to her connection to this wonderful organization, Joyel has chosen the March of Dimes as her One Million Ten Million Project recipient.
About Joyel Crawford
Joyel Crawford is the founder of Crawford Leadership Strategies, LLC. She is determined and passionate Certified Professional Career & Life Coach and Leadership Development Training Consultant with over 15 years of experience Human Resources and career management. She is thrilled to bring her years of expertise to others and is excited about helping others achieve their career and business goals. Prior to CLS, Joyel supported professionals within all functional groups at Verizon Wireless for 18 years.
Throughout her career she worked in Employee Relations, EEO/AA, Staffing, Professional Mentoring and Learning & Development. Leadership and Career Development were a golden thread that she followed throughout her successful career at this Fortune 500 company. Joyel began her professional career shortly after graduating Cum Laude at Elon University with a Psychology degree as an Isabella Cannon Leadership Fellow. Joyel obtained her MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University with a concentration in Management. Joyel is a Certified Professional Career Coach (CPCC). She also holds PHR, SHRM-CP, DISC, Birkman and Life Coaching certifications. She is a member of Forbes Coaches Council, SHRM, Professional Association of Resume Writers and Career Coaches, National Coalition of 100 Black Women, and National Association of Professional Women. Her career advice has been featured in Forbes, Essence, Huffington Post, The Muse, and Next Avenue.
Find out more and connect with Joyel at clsnext.com and follow her social media on:
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Hi Joyel,
I love this interview and relate to so much of your story.
So many of us have hit that point where we know inside we've gone to far but we feel alone, afraid, embarrassed and sometimes don't have the where-with-all to reach out to find the support we need. Your experience, insight and advice will encourage others to take the action needed to put their health first.
I also love how you acknowledge and celebrate every achievement. Just thinking about some of the small wins I made today has totally shifted my mood.
Thank you so much for sharing your story.


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We will be having a used book sale from this Friday at noon (Nov. 16) until the library closes next Wednesday (Nov. 21). The book sale will be in the community room and be available whenever the library is open.
We have lots of items to choose from, most priced at $1 or less! We have children's books, adult books, recent bestsellers, cookbooks, religious books and much more. All proceeds benefit the library's Summer Reading Program, and we appreciate your support!


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PowerPoint is simply awesome! We are often caught singing the "I <3 PPT" song within the GT team so we are always looking for fun, new ways to put PowerPoint to work. This very simple trick for both SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 will up your game on delivering project status updates and enhance the experience on your project sites.
Ensure your project team members view your most up to date status by embedding a dynamic presentation into your p](/content/images/2015/11/EmbedPPT.gif)
Storing the Files
Upload the status report file as you normally would to any document library in the site. Ensure the people accessing the home page have access to view the file in the location you select.
Once the file is uploaded, click the file name to open in the PowerPoint web viewer.
Generate Embed Code
When the file is uploaded, do one of the following to generate the embed code.
SP2013 On-premise
- Click the FILE tab in the top left corner of the screen, click on Share, then select Embed.
- On the resulting menu, select the size you would like the presentation to render
- Click in the embed code box and select all of the code, copy (CTRL+C) the code.
SP Online / Office 365
- Click the elipses ("…") at the top right corner of the screen, then select Embed.
- On the resulting menu, select the size you would like the presentation to render
- Click in the embed code box and select all of the code, copy (CTRL+C) the code.
Place on Your Page
Once your embed code has been copied, navigate back to your home page.
Edit the page by selecting the Page tab at the top of the screen and choosing Edit Page.
Insert a Content Editor or Script Editor web part through the Insert –> Web Part option in the ribbon.
Note: the web parts are both located in the "Media and Content" folder in the App Part categories listing.
With the editor web part now inserted into your page, open the script editor by either clicking the "Edit Source" button on the ribbon or using the link in the web part that says "Click here to add content."
Paste the code you copied from the embed option of your presentation into the script editor window. Click OK.
Just like that you now have a fully interactive status report embedded in your project home page. Your team members have several options to walk through the entire presentation, download or open the file straight from the web viewer you just placed at their fingertips. FANTASTIC!
Added Bonus:
If you update your status reports on a regular basis, you can either create a single master presentation that you overwrite with updates each reporting period,
You can create a fresh report each period and simply update the embed code on your main page to seamlessly point to the newest file.


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This one is for mornings when you can't get yourself going. We will start lying down with gentle stretches and movements to prime the pump. Eventually, we will settle into a slow flow that emphasises body length and energetic flow from bottom to top. Pace will gradually pick up leading up to a finale of L-shaped handstand supported by the wall. We will leave it there so you can start your day with a little buzz of energy. (30 minutes/All levels)
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In an analysis of pregnancies in Australia from 1999 to 2014 in which women were taking anti-epileptic drugs, fetal malformation rates fell over time in pregnancies where only one drug was taken, but rates increased in pregnancies where multiple drugs were taken.
The rise in such "polytherapy" malformation rates began around 2005 when levetiracetam and topiramate use began to increase. Malformation rates were similar in polytherapy pregnancies whether or not levetiracetam was included (7.14 percent versus 8.38 percent), but were higher in polytherapy pregnancies involving topiramate (14.94 percent versus 6.55 percent).
The findings suggest that use of topiramate in conjunction with other anti-epileptic drugs may enhance its propensity to cause fetal malformations. The mechanisms involved are currently unclear.
"Although the results are based on small numbers of patients in pregnancy, we suggest that the use of topiramate, at least in combination with other anti-epileptic medications, ought to be used with caution in women who plan to become pregnant," said Dr. Frank Vajda, lead author of the Epilepsia analysis.
Article: Antiepileptic drug combinations not involving valproate and the risk of fetal malformations, Frank J. E. Vajda, Terrence J. O'Brien, Cecilie M. Lander, Janet Graham and Mervyn J. Eadie, Epilepsia, doi: 10.1111/epi.13415, published online 5 June 2016.


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Sentinel – Kites Without Strings
Produced and recorded by Dennis Bestafka and Tarabud
Sentinel's latest offering, Kites Without Strings, follows their 2007 EP, Sequels and Hunches. The album's dream-pop sound exists enigmatically with a defiance for normal principles: it's ambient and gentle, but energetic and without silence. Inspired by the band's exposure to the cultural and natural beauty found in the Bay Area, this mix successfully describes its four members' experience in living one thing and its opposite.
The eight-track album opens with "Ohlone," leading in with a catchy pulse of rhythmic drums and synth that builds into a driving chorus drenched in polyphonic vocals. The track starts off the album well, providing an upbeat indicator for the following songs. Midway through, "Spades" serves as a percussive awakening from the dreamlike wistfulness of the album's initial half. Drums drive and keys stand out via repeating riffs adding a refreshing zest, while ambient vocals fill where synthetic sounds sat on previous tracks. It feels organic and vibrant, like sunlight breaking dawn.
The album concludes with "Heroine," a sultry song crawling in Phrygian. The imagery created from Sentinel's lyrics model the band's exotic, modal sound, which is especially meaningful as it represents guitarist Dennis Bestafka's experience as a soldier in Iraq: "There is a tribe on lonely land / Shadows cast the shapes on evening sand." It's a profound escapist end to a profound escapist album.
Filled with sumptuous synth, ultra-reverberated vocals and saturated guitars, Kites Without Strings erupts like one long, happy wall of sound. Most of the songs on the album employ a similar upbeat pop vibe, creating a cohesive quality that might make differentiating them difficult. Thankfully, there isn't a single bad track here, so this little bit of homogeneity proves itself more than welcome. (Self-released)
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17 Day Mt. Everest Base Camp Trek
This journey explores one of the most famous regions of the world – the Everest region of Nepal. Mount Everest is the crown jewel of a range of numerous 8000+ meter (26,000+ feet) snow-covered peaks. The area is a paradise for the mountaineer, the trekker, the photographer, the adventurer and any lover of raw, powerful nature.
Being the tallest mountain in the world, Mount Everest has a mystique and reputation that sets it apart from any other mountain. Everest was first climbed in 1953 by the young New Zealand beekeeper and mountaineer Edmund Hillary and his Sherpa guide/companion, Tenzing Norgay. Everest still represents the ultimate challenge for many of the world's finest mountaineers and since Hillary's first ascent, there have been more than 3000 attempts to reach the summit. Less than 29% of climbers who set out were successful; over 225 climbers have died trying.
Participants on this trek will get to enjoy many of the awe-inspiring views that Hillary and other mountaineers have seen without being subjected to the physical traumas and dangers that they endured. Fully supported by experienced Sherpa guides and porters, participants will follow Hillary's footsteps to the base of the famous mountain. Along the way, they will trek past remote monasteries and isolated villages that have changed little over the centuries. The local residents – mostly Sherpas – are curious and welcoming.
Your adventure starts in the colorful, chaotic, magical and utterly fascinating city of Kathmandu. Accompanied by a local guide, you will explore various temples, and wander through bazaars that are likely different from anything you have ever experienced. As you wander through narrow streets and alleys, you will sample the local cuisine and have the opportunity to bargain with merchants and artisans who are keen to sell their exotic items.
The following day, you join other trekkers and mountaineers as you embark on a 45-minute mountain flight to the small airstrip outside of "The Gateway to Everest" – the 230-inhabitant village of Lukla. Final provisions are packed and equipment is checked before commencing your trek. As exciting and exotic as it has been to this point, it only gets better and better.
Following the valley of the Dudh Kosi River, the winding dirt path carries you sweeps you upward to the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar and its 1600 residents.
Shortly afterward, you will get your first glimpse of Mount Everest as it peeks above the Lhotse-Nuptse Ridge. The base of the mountain is still many days away, but its pull on you is already strong.
Slowly ascending as you move ever-deeper into the region, your body becomes acclimatized to the high altitude. Slowly ascending in order to acclimatize to the high altitude, you pass through small villages on the way to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Sagarmatha National Park and the Tengboche Monastery. Tenzing Norgay grew up in this village and the connection with Hillary's Foundation remains strong.
Ascending further, one comes to Kala Pattar, a rocky outcrop west of Everest. This vantage point offers fantastic views of Everest's Ice Fall and the South Col. A stunning view of the southwest face of Everest – first climbed in 1975 – will forever remain in your mind.
The journey continues, climbing gradually yet inexorably until you reach the base camp of the most famous mountain in the world. Few people in the world will be able to ever say they have experienced and accomplished what you have – to be at the base of "a larger than life legend" — Mount Everest.
Trip Highlights: Scenic flight to Lukla, Sherpa home town, monasteries, amazing view of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam, Thamserku. Views of Khumbu Ice- Fall, Sherpa village, Tengboche Monastery, Everest Base Camp, Kalapattar and so on.
Trip Itinerary
Day 1Arrive in Kathmandu or meet our representative in Kathmandu – transfer to hotel. Overnight (O/N) Hotel.
Day 2Kathmandu sightseeing, including the Buddhist stupa of Boudhnath, Swyambhunath(Monkey Temple), and Patan Durbar Square, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. O/N Hotel.
Day 3Fly to Lukla (2,795 m) and trek to Phakding (2,610m). O/N Lodge.
Please note: Lukla Flights are departing and returning to Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu due to ongoing upgrades at Kathmandu Airport. It is about a 4hour drive to Ramechhap from Kathmandu so trip will start from Kathmandu around 2 am. The return drive at the end of the trek is between 4-6 hour depending on traffic.
Day 4Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,480m). O/N Lodge.
Day 5Namche Bazaar - acclimatization day. O/N Lodge.
Day 6Trek to Tengboche Monastery (3,860m). O/N Lodge.
Day 7Trek to Dingboche (4,350m). O/N Lodge.
Day 8Day trip to Chhukung valley (4,710m) and return trek to Dingboche. O/N Lodge.
Day 9Trek to Lobuche (4,920m). O/N Lodge.
Day 10Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,300m), then back to Gorak Shep. O/N Lodge.
Day 11Visit Kalapattar (5,545m), and trek to Pheriche (4,240m). O/N Lodge.
Day 12Trek Khumjung (3,790m). O/N Lodge.
Day 13Trek to Monjo (2,840m). O/N Lodge.
Day 14Trek to Lukla (2,795m). O/N Lodge.
Day 15Flight to Kathmandu - Transfer to Hotel - Free time to relax. O/N Hotel.
Day 16Kathmandu – Time on your own - sightseeing can be arranged. Overnight Hotel.
Day 17Last day of trip.
|***No specific previous experience is required to complete this trek but good health and able to walk min. 4 to max 7hrs at a normal pace are necessary (with breaks in between) |***Group size -Min 1 to Max 16 Pax| *** Single supplementary may apply|*** If the above trip itinerary or date doesn't suit to your holiday schedule or wish to modify the itinerary and date, then please let us know we will be happy to create a tailor-made itinerary and more suitable date |
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|07 Jan 2020
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Included and Additional Expences
- Airport/Hotel/Airport transfers.
- 4 Nights Hotel accommodations in Kathmandu on Bed & Breakfast Basis Twin sharing
- Sightseeing tour with English speaking city guide
- All the monuments fees to visit the World Heritage sites
- Basic comfortable Mountain lodge on trek
- Kathmandu / Lukla / Kathmandu flight.
- Domestic airport tax.
- 1 porter for each 2 members to carry their baggage (includes their food, accommodation and daily wages).
- 1 Sherpa English speaking guide for entire trek days (includes their food, accommodation and daily wages).
- Guide and porter insurance.
- Trekking Permit.
- TIMS Permit.
- Down Jacket, Sleeping bags, liner (which need to be returned after the trek.)
- Duffel/kit bag (to put your trekking gear during the trek) can take after the trek as a souvenir.
- All taxes included
- Meals, Alcoholic beverages, soft drinks and mineral water.
- International airfare.
- Travel Insurance (Mandatory)
- Nepal entry visa (Can be obtained upon arrival at Kathmandu airport, requires 2 passport size photos and US$ 50 or equivalent in any other currency)
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I have a open concept kitchen, currently is tiled while connected living and dining area is dark stained hardwood floor. I really like wood floor in kitchen. What kind floor is best for kitchen area? Is it possible to find floor color matching the existing floor in my dining area and replacing the kitchen tile?what would cost look like for 300 sq feet?
First off if you want to match as close as possible to the woods in the other area you will need to know the types of wood that are located in the living dining area. Once you know this you can usually buy that type of wood in a colour that closely matches your existing. Or you can purchase that type of wood unfinished and then hire someone to colour match a stain so you can get a very close match. Keep in mind when installing hardwood in a kitchen it is more prone to damage due to moister and the kitchen seem to be an area where things get dropped a lot. If you have younger kids and a large pet who eats in the kitchen I would no recommended hardwood.
Costs can vary usually to remove 300 sq ft of tile and dispose of it will cost well over 2000$. Installation charges of hardwood will be over 3$ a sqft if you leave You will be paying higher then average pricing if you leave the cabinets in.
Go with the hardest species you can find. Oak and ash are some of the strongest domestic wood species used in manufacture of wood floors. Rich grain and exquisite texture of these species will not only make the floor look beautiful and unique, but also help disguise small dents and scratches that are bound to occur over time.
Although Jatoba and Santos Mahogany are much stronger than oak and ash, these exotic woods tend to change color, darkening over time. In addition, they are very sensitive to humidity fluctuations: frequent contracting and expanding may cause the surface to crack. With exotic species such as these, it's best to use oil finishes over polyurethanes. Oil allows the wood to breathe, minimizing the chance of surface cracks.
The rough cost for this job is about $3000
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Parenting Teenagers - getting them (and you!) through
This inspiring event is for parents of teenagers. It will help you feel empowered, encouraged and knowing that the challenges you face are not unique.
The event is taking place at Smithton Free Church on Monday 14th November 2016 at 7.30 pm.
There's hardly a mum or dad on the face of the earth who, at times, is not overawed by the task of parenting. And it's the teenage years that can be particularly challenging – especially the struggle to understand and keep up with our children's physical and emotional changes. At times like this, we often need a bit of encouragement and a reminder that we are not alone.
At Parenting Teenagers – getting them (and you!) through, Rob Parsons and Katharine Hill will look at some of the common issues faced by parents of teenagers, and share insights and ideas gained from their personal experience of working alongside parents for over thirty years.
Join Rob and Katharine as they explore some of the hot topics for parents of teenagers, including: Understanding your teenager, Staying connected, Big pressures….good choices and The testing teenager.
Book your ticket today at www.careforthefamily.org.uk/parentingteenagers or by phoning 029 2081 0800.
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text: Regret-an emotion comprised of both a counterfactual, cognitive component and a negative, affective component-is one of the most commonly experienced emotions involved in decision making. For example, people often behave such that their decisions minimize potential regret and therefore maximize subjective pleasure. Importantly, functional accounts of emotion suggest that the experience and future expectation of regret should promote goal-oriented behavioral change. While many studies have confirmed the functional role of regret, the cognitive-emotional mechanisms through which regret facilitates behavioral change remain unclear. We hypothesize that a greater negative affective state accompanying the counterfactual component of regret will potentiate learning, value, and/or exploration of potential options-all of which could lead to behavioral change. Because prior studies on regret-driven decision making have focused almost exclusively on description-based paradigms, the potential role of learning from regret through experience is underexplored. Here, we leverage computational, emotion-driven models of decision making to determine the role of regret in risky decision making. Further, we use computer-vision to detect positive and negative affect (valence) intensity from subjects' faces in response to feedback, which was entered as direct input into each model to determine whether valence affects learning, valuation, or exploration/exploitation. Using multiple model comparison methods, we found that: (1) people weight regret by its expectedness when making experience-based decisions, and (2) people learn more rapidly as they experience increasingly intense negative affect. Our findings support functional accounts of regret and demonstrate the potential for model-based facial expression analysis to enhance our understanding of cognition-emotion interactions.


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LASA National Conference 2017 – 'Keeping Ahead of the Game'
At this year's conference, Sara Agostinelli presented via a short video on maintaining relevance in the consumer era through building customer-facing services using marketing, demographic research and consumer feedback.
With recent industry deregulations, the game rules of marketing in the aged care sector have brought competitive tensions amongst providers to an all-time high. As choice driven Baby Boomers are entering retirement age, the industry has begun to transition towards greater consumer centrism. Whilst providing more service options might seem like a simple solution, it is imperative that providers get to know their target markets to deliver services that are tailored to their diverse wants and needs. This can only be achieved through detailed demographic and competitor research to understand the dynamics of your demand and to maintain a competitive advantage against existing and emerging supply. In addition, the implementation of transparent customer feedback systems facilitates the fine-tuning of services to best meet your consumer's preferences. It is this research that creates the foundation for targeted marketing strategies that enable providers to remain relevant in this consumer-driven era and keep ahead of the evolving aged care industry game.


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Irrespective of your age, number of passengers or where you will be travelling to, car hire in Pula offers a host of add-ons and extras to suit your personal requirements, ensuring you receive excellent value for money. Even drivers under the age of twenty-five are covered to drive a Sixt car rental in Pula when they take advantage of our add-ons. If you wish to share the driving with a second driver, opt for the additional driver cover. All our vehicles are also covered by roadside cover, so in the unlikely event that one of our well-maintained vehicles breaks down, you can be sure that you will be back on the road in no time at all. If you believe that you will be unable to reach our branch within opening hours, then a delivery or drop-off service can easily be arranged at the time of booking. Please be aware, however, that whilst we are able to guarantee the category of car booked, we are unable to guarantee the model.
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Thanksgiving at the box office is not about the size of the bird. It's all about the drumsticks. Thanksgiving is the oddest holiday weekend at the box office. Movies released over the holiday week fail more often than they succeed, and the weekend has never had a $70 million plus opener. In fact, there has been only one $60 million plus opener. Four films from the 1990s continue to litter the top 10 biggest Thanksgiving weekend openers, proving this can be a tough weekend to open a movie. Since the millennium turned, 33 films have opened over Thanksgiving weekend, and 13 of those films opened to less than $14 million – some of them much, much less. A year ago, Penguins of Madagascar opened to $25 million, but Horrible Bosses 2 flopped with $15.5 million. In 2013, none of three openers earned more than $7 million. 2012's Rise of the Guardians opened to only $23 million despite good reviews and a $145 million budget, while Red Dawn flopped during the same frame. Similar to Rise of the Guardians, Arthur Christmas imploded in 2011 with $12 million, and in 2010, Burlesque, Love and Other Drugs and Faster all went to seed, earning between $8.5 and $12 million. Big films, built-in audience films, kids movies – nothing is truly protected over Thanksgiving weekend, and the winners are never huge.


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It could lead to a two-tier system
"From nine till five, I have to spend my time at work," warbled Martha and the Muffins back in 1980. "My job is very boring, I'm an office clerk." Many of the hundreds of millions of people who trek into an office will feel as despondent at the prospect as Martha did. The office needs a revamp. But the crisis at WeWork, a trendy office-rental firm whose boss, Adam Neumann (pictured), stepped down this week after its attempt to float its shares turned into a debacle, shows that businesses are still struggling to come up with a new format.
The large office, like the factory, is an invention of the past two centuries. The factory arose because of powered machinery, which required workers to be gathered in one place. Big offices grew from the need to process lots of paperwork, and for managers to instruct clerks on what to do. But now the internet, personal computing and handheld devices mean that transactions can be dealt with on-screen and managers can instantly communicate with their workers, wherever they are. The need for staff to be in one place has been dramatically reduced.
A new model may take time to emerge—electric power was first harnessed in the 1880s but it was not until the 1920s that factories changed their layouts to make full use of it. The new model will have to balance three factors: the desire of many workers for a flexible schedule; the high cost for firms of maintaining office space; and the countervailing desire to gather skilled workers in one place, in the hope that this enhances collaboration. Read the rest of this entry »


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As Rubby returns, a look back at the big 2012 trade
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By Jon Weisman
Tonight, Rubby De La Rosa faces the Dodgers for the first time, outside of batting practice or bullpen sessions before he was traded away in 2012.
Once a bigtime prospect for the Dodgers, De La Rosa technically left on October 4, 2012 with Jerry Sands as players to be named later in the August 25 deal that brought Josh Beckett, Carl Crawford, Adrian Gonzalez and Nick Punto from Boston to Los Angeles. James Loney, Ivan DeJesus Jr. and Allen Webster had already departed Los Angeles that August.
Now 26, De La Rosa has a 4.57 ERA with 105 strikeouts and a 1.45 WHIP in 138 innings since leaving the Dodgers. His ERA is at 4.68 in 25 innings this season, though he does have 25 strikeouts against five walks and was fairly brilliant in his last outing, holding Pittsburgh to one run on four hits and no walks over seven innings while striking out eight.
It cost a bit of money, but so far, the Dodgers have come out ahead in that trade with the Red Sox — no matter what happens in tonight's game. Here are the Wins Above Replacement totals since the trade for the players, according to Baseball Reference:
Lost: 1.7 WAR
4.0 Loney
0.2 De La Rosa
0.0 Sands
-0.3 De Jesus
-2.2 Webster
Gained: 17.9 WAR
9.7 Gonzalez
3.7 Crawford
2.5 Punto
2.0 Beckett
These numbers differ a bit on Fangraphs, but the gist is still the same. Webster in particular has struggled, with a 6.25 ERA and 5.9 K/9 in 89 1/3 Major League innings. Now in the Arizona organization with De La Rosa, Webster has a 19.29 ERA with Triple-A Reno through two starts, having allowed 15 runs and 22 baserunners in seven innings before hitting the disabled list.
What's remarkable is that even if the Dodgers had only received Punto, who had a .335 on-base percentage and .325 slugging percentage in 378 plate appearances from late 2012 through the end of 2013, they still would have arguably won the trade to date. I wouldn't make that argument necessarily, but still …
Kershaw, Puig lead as Dodgers grab 15 GIBBY noms
By Jon Weisman
The GIBBY Awards aren't named after Kirk Gibson specifically, though the awkwardness of the full name — Greatness in Baseball Yearly — suggests a determined attempt to arrive at that acronym. In any case, the Dodgers are nominated for several in 2014, and you can vote online through November 7. (Winners will be announced December 6.)
Clayton Kershaw and Yasiel Puig were each nominated in three categories. Here is your full list of Dodger nominees:
- MLB MVP: Kershaw
- Starting pitcher: Kershaw
- Closer: Kenley Jansen
- Bounceback player: Matt Kemp
- Manager: Don Mattingly
- Play: Puig's double play, July 5 at Colorado
- Outfield throw: Puig, September 22 vs. San Francisco
- Moment: Vin Scully announces his return for 2015, July 29
- Hitting performance: Dee Gordon 5 for 6 with three steals, May 3 at Miami
- Hitting performance: Puig, 4 for 4 with three triples, July 25 at San Francisco
- Pitching performance: Josh Beckett no-hitter, May 25 at Philadelphia
- Pitching performance: Kershaw no-hitter, June 18 vs. Colorado
- Oddity: Dodgers' defensive wall, August 29 at San Diego
- Walkoff: Hanley Ramirez's 12th-inning homer, August 2 vs. Chicago
- Cut4 topic: Mo'ne Davis at Dodger Stadium
In case you missed it: Into the offseason
By Jon Weisman
Above, a highlight package of the Dodgers' 2014 season. Below, some odds and ends for the first offseason Thursday …
The 2008 draft's impact on the Dodgers' 2013 and 2014 success
By Cary Osborne
A significant building block to the construction of the 2013 and 2014 National League West champion Dodgers can be traced back to the 2008 First-Year Player Draft.
Interestingly, only one player who was selected that year by the Dodgers has made an impact on both division championship teams by playing in games for the Dodgers — Dee Gordon. However, the success of a draft isn't always measured by how many guys make an impact with the team they were drafted by, but how a team utilizes those pieces.
Three players from that 2008 draft brought in Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford, Josh Beckett and Hanley Ramirez.
"The one thing we've done a really good job of is we still manage to do a really good job of keeping our key players — like out of that draft we kept Dee Gordon," said Dodger vice president of amateur scouting Logan White. "I look at it like this — for Ned (Colletti) to have the ammo of having players to be able to utilize in trades is huge. You can take on money, but teams still need to get a player or get something in return."
Josh Beckett out for 2014, delays retirement decision
Yasiel Puig, CF
Hanley Ramirez, SS
Adrian Gonzalez, 1B
Matt Kemp, RF
Scott Van Slyke, LF
Justin Turner, 2B
Juan Uribe 3B
A.J. Ellis, C
Dan Haren, P
By Jon Weisman
Josh Beckett confirmed today that he won't play again this season, but he said he wouldn't decide whether or not to retire until the offseason.
Beckett told reporters today he is not able to get back on the field without surgery to repair a torn labrum and a lesion in his left hip, and said he would probably have the surgery regardless of whether he plays again.
If Beckett, who is a free agent after this season, does come back, he said he didn't expect to be ready for Spring Training. He delayed having surgery in the hopes that he might be able to come back this season without it.
The Dodgers would have gladly taken a healthy Beckett. It might seem like a distant memory now, but less than three months ago, Beckett was a National League All-Star and Comeback Player of the Year candidate, with a 2.26 ERA, and 8.2 strikeouts per nine innings in the first half of the season, not to mention a lil' no-hitter May 25 at Philadelphia.
It was hard not to admire Beckett for how he rallied from his injury-riddled 2013 season that limited him to 43 1/3 innings, or how hard he worked in between every start just to get himself ready for the next. But the hip condition is the culmination of 2,051 big-league innings of wear and tear, dating back to his MLB debut at age 21.
Beckett, who has a 2003 World Series Most Valuable Player award to go with a 3.88 ERA (111 ERA+) for his career and a 3.39 ERA (108 ERA+) in 202 innings as a Dodger, was self-deprecating about his achievements.
"Even leading up to this year, I had it in the back of my mind that this could be my last year," he said. "I did well for a pretty good stretch there. Like I told (MLB.com reporter) Ken Gurnick in Spring Training, 'I'm just on the back end of a mediocre career."
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Don Mattingly told reporters the Dodgers have reset their rotation since Thursday's off day, with Hyun-Jin Ryu and Zack Greinke following Dan Haren tonight against Arizona, and then Clayton Kershaw and Ramon Hernandez beginning the next series against San Diego.
Carlos Frias remains a candidate for a start but does not have one scheduled at this point.
Mattingly was also questioned again on his decision to wait until A.J. Ellis was at third base before pinch-running for him in the 10th inning of Wednesday's 5-4 loss to Washington. Mattingly reiterated that he didn't want to go down to his last catcher but felt compelled to only once Ellis reached position to score on a sacrifice fly.
The manager added that had Drew Butera gotten hurt later in the game, when the Dodgers were out of position players, Justin Turner (then playing shortstop) would have had to catch.
Nearly-an-iron man Matt Kemp gets rare rest day
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Dee Gordon, 2B
Yasiel Puig, RF
Adrian Gonzalez, 1B
Hanley Ramirez, SS
Carl Crawford, LF
Justin Turner, 3B
Joc Pederson, CF
Tim Federowicz, C
Carlos Frias, P
By Jon Weisman
Matt Kemp, who leads Dodger outfielders in games played despite not leading at any of the three positions, ends a streak of 40 consecutive games in the starting lineup today.
It's getting harder to remember when there was active concern about Kemp's fragility. During that 40-game run, Kemp has had a .380 on-base percentage and .580 slugging percentage.
He has actually played in 50 consecutive games and started 83 of the Dodgers' past 86 games, since Carl Crawford went on the disabled list May 28, with an .842 OPS in that time.
And Dodger manager Don Mattingly indicated that he is counting on Kemp for the pennant drive.
"I think today for me is an energy day," Mattingly said. "He kind of looked a little heavy-legged in Sunday's day game. He's been going hard for us, and honestly hasn't played this many games in a couple of years. I feel like this is kind of his last chance to get a breather."
Kemp has played 128 games this season, after playing 106 and 73 the previous two seasons.
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Making his debut as a Major-League starter today, Carlos Frias isn't on a specific pitch limit, but Mattingly said that the team's goal is to get five innings from the 24-year-old righty and then evaluate from there.
Mattingly said he doesn't manage differently or make changes more aggressively with the post-September 1 expanded bullpen, and that the extra men mainly function as a way to avoid using primary relievers in a blowout.
At the same time, it's not clear that Pedro Baez qualifies as an "extra" anymore, given his baptism to date (1.84 ERA in 14 2/3 innings), and Yimi Garcia pitched two shutout innings Monday in a game the Dodgers nearly tied in the ninth.
Mattingly also said that Paco Rodriguez had an encouraging bullpen session Tuesday and might be close to a simulated game, and that signs are more encouraging that he's closer to a return. However, though Josh Beckett played catch Tuesday, signs for his return were no more encouraging than they have been.
Tim Federowicz makes his first start for the Dodgers since June 12, and Mattingly confirmed that Federowicz's familiarity catching Frias in Albuquerque this summer played a role in the decision.
As Josh Beckett heads to disabled list, revisit a memorable comeback
By Jon Weisman
Josh Beckett has officially gone on the disabled list today with a left hip impingement, an event that jeopardizes the remainder of his season. Whenever he's destined to pitch again, it's worth taking a moment to appreciate the remarkable contributions and moments he gave the Dodgers and their fans so far in 2014, even as his body at times seemed to be doing everything it could to fight against him.
Below, I'm posting our story on Beckett from the July Dodger Insider magazine, one that's a little more poignant now but still effective in illustrating how big his comeback was. And below that, relive Beckett's May 25 no-hitter again.
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Josh Beckett sidelined
Justin Turner, 2B
Yasiel Puig, CF
Adrian Gonzalez, 1B
Hanley Ramirez, DH
Matt Kemp, RF
Scott Van Slyke, LF
Juan Uribe, 3B
A.J. Ellis, C
Miguel Rojas, SS
(Hyun-Jin Ryu, P)
By Jon Weisman
Josh Beckett is not going to make his next start Friday in Milwaukee, and newly acquired Roberto Hernandez is on his way there to take the mound for the Dodgers.
Mattingly told reporters that Hernandez would make the start "as long as that plane gets there," Bill Shaikin of the Times tweeted.
Beckett, who is having hip issues and is going to see Dr. Neal ElAttrache today, has a 2.88 ERA and 107 strikeouts in 115 2/3 innings for the Dodgers this season. He passed the 2,000-inning plateau for his career earlier in 2014, but has not pitched more than five innings in a game since June 26.
Morning thoughts on Beckett, Gonzalez, Perez, League, Puig, Kemp and Uribe
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By Jon Weisman
Man, the Dodgers have packed a lot of wild baseball into this week, and we're still two days away from this weekend's series at San Francisco. Here are some off-the-cuff thoughts about the past three nights.
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Josh Beckett had a rough return from the disabled list in Tuesday's 12-7 loss at Pittsburgh, allowing four runs in 3 2/3 innings, including three doubles and two home runs. He hasn't had this rough an outing since … the last time he came off the disabled list, on April 9, when he allowed four earned runs in four innings, including two doubles and one home run.
Beckett then went on to have a 1.99 ERA in his next 99 2/3 innings. So maybe let's give him a bit longer before we raise the white flag on his season.
I'm not much on treating correlation as causation, and I'm 100 percent against the designated hitter. But in Beckett's case, he might be getting on base too much for his own good. So far in July, Beckett has come to the plate seven times. He has three doubles, a walk and reached second base on an error, and by his own admission seemed to aggravate his hip condition running to third base in his last game before the All-Star Break.
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Adrian Gonzalez hit his 250th career homer Tuesday, as Lee Sinins notes at Gammons Daily, and his first since July 1. Gonzalez has been one of the victims of an increased use of defensive shifts by MLB teams in 2014, a trend so dramatic that Sports Illustrated's Tom Verducci is proposing rules to ban them. He makes a lengthy case, but I disagree strongly with the idea that teams should be penalized for innovation.
The response, essentially, should be for batters to counter-innovate.We've seen Gonzalez do that a bit in recent weeks, by trying to go the other way, though it's reasonable to wonder whether the challenge of the shift has affected Gonzalez's power production. That being said, Gonzalez has been strong overall since the All-Star Game, going 8 for 19 with two doubles, the home run, three walks and a sacrifice fly, for a 1.162 OPS.
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The Gonzalez homer, later followed by a Scott Van Slyke pinch-hit blast, was the Dodgers' eighth of the month and first since July 9, ending a streak of 317 plate appearances without one.
The Dodgers hadn't had a two-homer game since Independence Day, and haven't hit three homers in a game since June 17.
Still, they managed to go 5-3 in their recent eight homerless games.
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So, Chris Perez. No one would deny that was a brutal outing Tuesday, when Perez became the first Dodger reliever since 1988 to walk four consecutive batters, as Eric Stephen of True Blue L.A. notes. It ended — with a thud — a stretch in which Perez had faced 37 batters over eight games and allowed only 10 to reach base, for a .496 opponents' OPS, while stranding one of six inherited baserunners.
Few probably remember now that Perez began the year even hotter, facing 45 batters in his first 14 games and allowing only nine to reach base, for a .380 opponents' OPS. Perez has been having some extreme fluctuations in batting average on balls in play this season:
.161 March 22-May 1
.444 May 2-June 15
.179 June 16-July 21
Perez walked more batters in the eighth inning Tuesday than he had in his previous eight games.
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Brandon League has been the best reliever in the National League most of this year in inducing double-play grounders. When he relieved Perez with the bases loaded and the Dodgers down by two, he got two grounders — the difference being, these found holes.
Russell Martin hit a dirt-skipper to the left of an over-shifted Dee Gordon, and Ike Davis followed with a bouncer that also went between Gordon and Gonzalez. Live by the sword metaphor, die by the sword metaphor.
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Though I'm not as breathless as others seem to be about it, I'm curious to see how the Dodgers align their outfield once Yasiel Puig returns from his hit-by-pitch injury.
There was a lot of talk about how Matt Kemp hadn't played right field in five years, but people were treating the position as if it were as alien to him as left field was, which wasn't the case.
Kemp had started 131 games in right field before this season. He had started eight games in left before this season. The clamor to move Kemp to center field began largely as a consequence of Andruw Jones' struggles there in 2008, and the appearance that Kemp, who looked natural in right, could adapt to center. It doesn't surprise me that Kemp's appearances in right field have seemingly had a homecoming aspect to them.
Puig's arm still probably plays best in right field, though it might make sense for the Dodgers in the short term to move him to center and just warn the corner outfielders to stay out of his way. The answer isn't obvious.
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Have people even noticed that Juan Uribe has hit .295 in the 78 at-bats he's had since his return from the disabled list four weeks ago? It has been a quiet .295, with two doubles, a home run and four walks, but that's been alongside his fine fielding, with 50 assists compared with two errors in nearly 180 innings.
For the year, Uribe has what we'll call a 26.2 assist-to-turnover ratio, topped in the National League by only Atlanta's Chris Johnson (31.5) and San Francisco's Pablo Sandoval (30.3).
In terms of advanced measurements of overall defensive performance, with Chase Headley gone from San Diego to the Bronx, Uribe is now the No. 1 defensive third baseman in the National League, according to Fangraphs, and it's not that close. And thanks to Justin Turner, the Dodgers are the best as a team defensively at third base.
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Slugfest update: Tuesday's game was the seventh of the year for the Dodgers in which they scored and allowed at least six runs. The Dodgers are 3-4 in those games, and as you can see, seven has not been particularly lucky for them.
6-7 April 9 vs. Detroit
8-6 April 13 at Arizona
8-6 April 19 vs. Arizona
9-7 May 3 at Miami
7-18 May 17 at Arizona
7-8 July 5 at Colorado
7-12 July 22 at Pittsburgh
Dodgers activate Beckett, option Rodriguez
Dee Gordon, 2B
Justin Turner, SS
Adrian Gonzalez, 1B
Matt Kemp, RF
Andre Ethier, CF
Carl Crawford, LF
Juan Uribe, 3B
A.J. Ellis, C
Josh Beckett, P
By Jon Weisman
Josh Beckett has officially come off the disabled list and will start for the Dodgers today, with Paco Rodriguez returning to Triple-A Albuquerque.
Making his first start since July 6 after spending the minimum 15 days on the DL because of a left hip impingement, Beckett is fourth among National League pitchers in ERA (2.26) and opponents' batting average (.203). He has pitched shutout ball in four of his past six starts, though his last before the DL totaled only five innings in Colorado.
In 12 starts since May 8, Beckett has a 1.92 ERA with 65 strikeouts in 75 innings against 80 baserunners, averaging 6 1/3 innings per start.
Rodriguez pitched back-to-back games July 18-19 on his recent callup, retiring the four batters he faced with 16 pitches, on three fly balls and a strikeout.


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