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A fragrance for the young, sophisticated, approachable, vivacious woman, Obsession Night was created for the risk-taker who is unafraid of experimentation. This delicious fruity blend of citrus, fresh flowers, sexy vanilla, and elegant amber captures the warmth and intensity of the night and the woman who shines. Top Notes: bergamot, orange, mandarine and white flowers. Heart Notes: gardenia, rose, lily-of-the-valley, jasmine and vanilla. Base Notes: tonka bean, labdanum, amber and sandalwood.
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The elegant scent of this Emporio Armani She 50 ml Eau de Parfum Spray reflects the individuality of the modern woman.
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Vera Wang Love Struck 50ml is feminine, modern and romantic! The fragrance is a sparkling addictive floral you are sure to fall in love with. There's an instant attraction to the mouthwatering pink guava and mandarin, followed by a delicate mix of tuberose and lotus blossom. Behind it all, precious woods and sheer musk envelope a passionate elegance.
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Austin >Bars & Clubs > Dizzy Rooster
306 E Sixth St, Austin, TX | Directions 7870130.267563 -97.739931
Neighborhoods: Downtown
Best Mon nite party EVER!!!! – We were visiting Austin for the 1st time so quite naturally we went to 6th st. passed this club & noticed this band, the mizzbehavin band WOW!!! There were maybe 10 people & This band was playing like it was a 1000!!! I've never seen a band having so much fun, the bar staff & the female was like a radio Station. The next thing I know The Club was packed like it was a Sat the band was tight, & the vocalist was telling a story, kinda remind me of old school music just don't see that kind of show anymore. The Bar staff was really nice bathrooms were clean seemed new. I only had 1 complaint I wished she had cds I would have bought them all and took them back home, I hope when I come back That band is there! I'm almost sure That lady will be a super star, Well at lease I had a chance to see her for free LOL Awesome Bar truly enjoyed ourselves!!!
Puts the DIRTY in "Dirty 6th" – I am not at all please with the Dizzy Rooster. The service was slow, the drinks were weak, and the bartenders were so creepy. Definitely not a girls night place, unless you like getting ruthlessly hit on by washed up and partially balding men.
The Dizzy Rooster could benefit from a sexual harassment seminar class. Seriously.
My friends and I couldn't have been there for more than 30 minutes because we could not take it. This is a HAS-BEEN bar featured on The Real World Austin almost a long time ago... They need some serious remodeling.
Oh and my brand new, nude Steve Maddens were torn up from the dirty run-down floor.
THERE ARE SO MANY GREAT BARS ON 6TH, Skip this one!!!!!!!
Bartenders steal Blackberry Phones – The dishonest bartenders stole my blackberry phone and tried to extort me for money. I had my phone and clutch sitting on the bar (stupid in retrospect) when I turned around to do a shot with friends, my clutch was on the bar but my phone was missing.
They showed me my phone and demanded $100 from me. This was after throwing my boyfriend out of their bar on his birthday when he tried to inquire about my "missing" phone. I spent most of his birthday crying because I thought my phone with all of my important school and work information was gone forever.
Had to get the police involved. This is a very dishonest establishment. I will NEVER go again. Do not visit this establishment if you do not want your valuables stolen from you.
Hahaa – I think 6th street made the real world..:) Every true party person knows of 6th street....Matter of fact I am fixing to move there.... Gotta love Austin!!!!
"Hat bar"... CHRISTMAS EVE HONESTY – I am sorry that the the other girl had a bad time Christmas Eve, but I was there and I believe the the story was streched to the point of dishonesty. There was a guy that kept harrassing a girl at the bar. Justin asked her if she was cool, she said she was for awhile. When it got to be too much Justin told him to get out. He should not have said it was for the "dog excuse", but maybe he didn't want that guy to know she had complained. The guy kept questioning why he had to leave, I believe Justin may have generically called him a f@g, the same as if he called him an @sshole, but he knew that guy was not gay, he kept bothering that girl. He was a little rough when he pulled him out, nothing considered violent. The police came, talked to Justin and left. He was never arrested. Justin has created an environment of the BMX, punkrock version of Cheers. A great place to get the party started off. I recommend taking a shot ski with your friends. an actual ski with 3 or 4 shots glesses in it. You all gotta go at once and you get one free!! :-)
Dizzy Rooster rocked my socks off! – Dizzy Rooster is the coolest place on 6th! the bar staff was so great and friendly and the jello shots were REALLY good! the band had the audience rockin and when I come back to tow this place is a place i will visit again!
HATE BAR - Not GAY FRIENDLY - Stay away – A few days ago on Christmas eve, I was at the dizzy rooster bar with some friends. At one point, one of the bartenders, named Justin decided to kick my friends out of the bar, for no reason. The bartender tried to say that dogs arent allowed when all night long people had been at the bar with dogs, and my friend had been at the bar for an hour already with the dog.
When my friend asked why, and protested that he had been tipping the bartenders well all night, the bartender came around the bar shouting out homophobic insults towards my friend. He grabbed my friend by the collar and then whipped him down onto the sidewalk outside the bar and badly hurt my friend's knee. My friend never fought back, and was never even physical or even angry towards the bartenders, he was just calmly asking what justified him being thrown out. The irony is that my friend isn't even gay, he was just hanging out with his best friend. About 5 minutes later the police had this bartender Justin in handcuffs, because some people went to the police with what they saw. This bartender had also knocked down a couple innocent people inside the bar, and one girl's hand was bleeding because the bartender asccidently broke a pint glass on her while he was raging. I wasn't thrown out probably because the bartender thought I was a straight girl. While this bar may be friendly towards straight girls, I would never recommend this bar to anyone, gay or straight. This was the worst experience I've ever had in a bar ever, anywhere, and on Christmas Eve on top of it. Stay away if you consider yourself open to all people and races.
Great Bartenders! – Me and my friends always go to the Dizzy Rooster to have a great time. The bartenders are nice and are quick to get your drinks. Especially if you're a female, they will hook you up with free jello shots. (sometimes) :) The music is varied from old school to the latest rap and hip hop. The DJ is so funny and dresses up in a fro wig and 70s theme. Great place to chill and have a couple of drinks with your buddies.
diz sooster – love the dj music,and dancing,espiacally when that gaywhore-like man,who loves hooking up with an accasional hookers{one man band,weirdo}also nasty !!!!! is on try to avoid !!!
Great DJ! – The Dj is named DJ Veg and every once in a while he will get on the bartop in nothing but tight cheeta boxers and sing! It's so funny! They have girls dance on the bar, play a veriety of old school and new songs and have a really great staff. One of the best bars on the street besides the Chuggin Monkey and Thirsty Nickel!
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Just wondering if anyone has ideas for snacks other than the myoplax shakes and bars. I do have a shake for my last snack but would like to incorporate some other snacks with the right protein/carb combination.
Hi Dianah75, there are SO many great options out there! The key is to read labels and get creative. I am always online looking up ideas for high-protein low-fat snacks. Here are some of my favorites:
Fage 2% Greek yogurt with berries
A stick of string cheese and a piece of fruit/handful of berries
Crispbread (i.e. Wasa) with a 1-2 Tbsp of peanut butter
A slice of whole-wheat bread and some almonds
Tanka Bites/Tanka Bars
Different types of high-protein bars like Macrobar or Greens Plus+ Protein
High-protein muffins: I make berry muffins with whole wheat flour, artificial sweetener in place of sugar, skim or almond milk, and then I add 2-3 scoops of protein powder to the mix.
Crispbread with fat-free sour cream and smoked salmon with dill and capers
Can of tuna and a piece of fruit or crispbread
2% cheddar cheese on whole-grain crackers
Hope that helps! I loathe cottage cheese but if you like it, that is also a GREAT snack option when paired with yogurt or fresh fruit.
Wow these are all great suggesstion... thanks so much! I bought Greek yogurt last night but it was so bitter and thick I couldnt eat it. Maybe it just takes time getting used to it? I'd love to have your muffin recipe and the nutritional information on them. Thanks again! :)
Can of tuna is great! I also do oatmeal, fruits, cheese (2%) etc
The only cheese mentioned in BFL is fat free cottage cheese.
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Jessica -- the shopping list includes low fat cheese and a lot of the recipes in Eating for Life also call for it.
We have the rest of our lives to perfect this....do your best and forget the rest!
The shopping list is significantly more liberal than the book. Follow the book. That's what will bring amazing results.
Eating for Life is actually not a good source at all. The recipes are way too high in calories, there's a lot of sauces, pasta, bread and questionable items. Many aren't even meant for on plan and Bill does address this. He also addresses the portion sizes on page 73, but few read that.
Eating for Life is fine for maintenance or occasionally, but it won't yield contest results.
If you'll notice, even a lot of the portions are off with regard to balance. 2 low fat cheese sticks, for instance, don't have nearly enough protein for 1 portion.
If one has bread and either almonds or Natural PB then they aren't getting protein. It would also need to include a portion of protein.
I was just commenting on your comment that the only cheese is cottage cheese. Obviously your statement contradicts the website and his recipe book, maybe you should have them update the list.
No, my statement was that the only cheese mentioned in BFL is cottage cheese and I am correct. It contradicts the site, but that was actually my point. The site does not represent the original list.
Do you mean update the site or original list. I wouldn't think the original list needed updating, except with things that are now more know about, like quinoa and Greek yogurt.
The website and his many years later, EFL, are totally different from the book.
The website and BFL are totally different because Bill Phillips no longer has any involvement with BFL.
Also, as you said the book was never updated. Please remember when it was written low fat or fat free cheese was not readily available. Cheese companies didn't start offering reduced fat cheeses until the mid to late 90's. Even Bill's new company Transformations recommended low fat cheese.
I personally do agree with you that there are better options but if someone enjoys it and will eat it I think they should include it in their diet.
LF cheese was easily available when the program and then BFL was written. It's simply not a good option. BFL came out in 1999, as the book. One can have a tiny bit, as a flavoring, but as a protein it just doesn't work.
Bill's new company is NOT a good example. Bill is no longer really into fitness. He's into being more healthy, which is drastically different. He's gotten somewhat heavy, which isn't a judgment, rather an observation about his new philosophy.
It depends on your goals. I enjoy french fries and they shouldn't be included in my BFL diet. If you goal is to maintain or lose a few pounds, then fine. It your goal is optimal fitness, to transform or to have an awesome contest, then no.
I saw Bill Phillips a few months ago and he is far from heavy and he still advocates his 6 meals a day and his fitness routine.
Like you mentioned it does depend on people's goals. From what I have seen most people on this site are looking to become healthy and most importantly lose weight-- their main goal is not to become an athlete.
Just so you know, I am in Whole Foods right now and they have a Fat Free cheese by Lifetime which has 8 grams of protein and 40 calories for 1 ounce of cheese. So actually someone could have 3 ounces of cheese and an apple and call it a day.
Did you see him live? I thought he looked out of shape and he openly talks about being much less muscular. It's not true that he still advocates his fitness routine. He has a weekly show that clearly indicates that. He's onto totally different things now.
The people I know here are athletes, looking to do what's best for their bodies. If someone just wants to lose a few pounds then by all means. That's just not what I typically see from BFL people.
Losing weight and losing fat are totally different things. Things like low fat cheese won't help lose fat and the real key to that is gaining lean body weight.
Have if you want. It's not a very good option. It fails to provide good quality protein.
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National chain rustles up rib eyes, T-bones and fillets in a kid-friendly, Lone Star-inspired setting. – In Short
One of the country's most successful steakhouse empires attracts a casual crowd with huge, reasonably priced steak dinners and a tempered Texan milieu (country music and imposing cattle busts). Wise diners turn off their internal calorie counters, as many menu items arrive fried, covered in cheese, or both. A typically rich meal starts with cheese fries, followed by a blue cheese-crusted fillet. Fried cheesecake ends the night on a note of Texas-sized decadence.
Great steaks! – The steak here is just as good if not better than the more expensive steak restaurants. We go often and have always been satisfied with our meal. Wait staff is very accommodating and friendly. The Outback's inspired Texas T'onion is great! The margarita however is not recommended. A bit weak. I love their bread! Usually warm and fresh out of the oven.
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Paul Stamatiou has never used a tablet, and by his own account is not much of an early adopter. The 24 year old "developer and startup guy" shares his thoughts on owning an iPad 2 as his first tablet.
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Ruben is a 12 year old boy who is HIV+.
Ruben is described as always smiling. He loves to dance and he loves music. He enjoys making up beats and learning new rhythms. He is one of the most playful children at the home as well as one of the brightest. He speaks English very well and dreams of going to America.
Even though he is 12 he still loves to cuddle upon the couch. He is friends with every kid in the home and all the young ones look up to him, while the older ones love joking around with him. He is a double orphan and needs a family.
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The Allegheny County Courthouse fountain began flowing pink at 11 a.m. Friday to mark the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
"Everyone knows someone affected by this disease," said Allegheny County Treasurer John Weinstein.
"If turning this fountain pink makes one woman in Allegheny County get a mammogram, we have succeeded," he said.
The annual tradition is in its seventh year, said Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato.
He said the county's role in helping spread awareness was important because the more the public was educated, the better the odds that the disease can be controlled.
"This is one of the few illnesses that if detected early is 100 percent curable," he said.
About one in eight woman in the United States will develop invasive breast cancer over the course of her lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society. More than 207,000 new cases are expected to be diagnosed among women this year.
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The unifit might give you enough room for an elongated bowl, because it moves the whole toilet back.
Edit: You know, I didn't read the dimensions carefully enough. I'm wondering what would work in the Toto line even if the rough-in was 12". The Drake round bowl is 26 3/8" just for the unit, and another 1/2" or more behind it, when placed on a 12" rough-in. On a 14", forget making 26 1/2" (you're saying that's from finished wall to front of toilet, right?). As Jim notes below, most of the Unifit-using Totos are at least 28" just for the unit.


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The Office of Development and Alumni Affairs at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center serves alumni of the MD, House Officer, Graduate School, Medical Technology, Nursing, Nurse Anesthesia, Pastoral Care and Physician Assistant programs.
November 4, 2013 - Philadelphia Alumni Reception. Dean Edward Abraham and the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs would like to invite you to a Wake Forest School of Medicine reception in Philadelphia during the AAMC Annual Meeting. Event to be held at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 1201 Market Street.
Six individuals were honored by the Medical Alumni Association with awards on Sept. 28 as part of the School of Medicine's Alumni Weekend 2013:
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The addition of peripheral stats, such as HITs and BS, has become more prevalent amongst fantasy hockey pools this season. Although there are plenty of similarities between drafting in a standard settings league (G, A, +/-, PIMs, PPP, SOG, W, SV%, GAA and SO) and a league that includes HITs and BS, the addition of two extra stats could really throw a curveball in how you approach the draft.
If you look at the Hockey Pool Geek settings, Daniel Sedin leads the way with a HPG rating of 72 in standard Yahoo! leagues, but only has a HPG rating of 42 in leagues that have those two extra stats. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Dustin Brown maintains a HPG rating of 40 in leagues that record HITs and BS, but only a plus six rating in standard Yahoo! leagues.
The easiest way to gain an edge over your competition is to go and have a play around with the settings over at Hockey Pool Geek, it'll pretty much give you all of the information you'll need to know for your drafts. Another fantastic tool, which is a "must-have" for poolies, is the new draft guru. You can enter the players you've drafted and it'll churn out all of the numbers to help point in the direction of your weakest areas, so you can adjust on the fly or post-draft. Definitely something that's worth investing some time and money in.
I've also included the draft position that the player was taken in as part of the fairly popular Rocky Horror Roto Show, which features a few of the more popular members of the DobberHockey forums to give you some insight into where these players are relatively drafted.
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↑ Mike Richards – Los Angeles
Yahoo! Rank: 43
RHRS: 52nd (House of 1000 Orpiks) (4T2)
Generally speaking, the defense position is where you're going to garner the most BS from, but if you can managed to squeeze in a few from some of your offensive slots, then that just makes your team that much better. Richards has ranked 27th, first, eleventh, and sixth in the league amongst all centermen in the BS department since 2007. Getting an extra 70-odd BS could certainly tip you over the edge against your competition, so keep his name at the back of your mind come draft day.
↑Mike Fisher – C – Nashville
Yahoo! Rank: 195
RHRS: 239th (Silence of the Stams) (Dyzfunctioned)
Fisher is still dealing with complications from an off-season shoulder injury, which kind of devalues him in the early part of the season. If you can look beyond that fact, he could be a great asset to your fantasy squad. Fisher finished last campaign ranked first and 16th amongst all centermen in terms of BS and Hits. There isn't a lot of competition up the middle for Fisher in Nashville, so he should receive plenty of ice-time to repeat, if not better his peripheral numbers from last year.
↓ Pavel Datsyuk – C – Detroit
Yahoo! Rank: 13
RHRS: 12th (Briere Witch Project) (smackdown)
If peripheral stats are what you're after then you might want to stay away from Datsyuk, as you won't get very much from him at all. Although he did finish on a point-per-game pace, it's the 0.27 PIM, 0.96 Hits and 0.36 BS per game numbers that you really need to worry about. Considering he has an average draft position of 13.9, that's a really high price to pay for someone that won't help you out in three of the eight offensive categories.
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↑ Dustin Brown – Los Angeles
Yahoo! Rank: 93
RHRS: 61st (Briere Witch Project) (smackdown)
As mentioned earlier in the column, Brown is pretty much king if your league has an emphasis on the peripheral stats. He has ranked second for three consecutive seasons amongst all right wingers in the Hits department. If you tack on the fact that you're pretty much going to garner a sure-fire 50+ points, 50+ PIM in addition to 220+ SOG. That's someone who could be considered a "must own" in those types of pools.
↑ David Backes - St. Louis
Yahoo! Rank: 60
RHRS: 56th (A.Nittyville Horror) (Shoeless)
This is what I wrote about Backes this time last season, "Backes is beginning to develop into a poor man's version of Morrow. His Hits, PIM, and SOG potentially mirror fairly closely to what Morrow may produce, but his points outlook probably lags a few steps behind. Last season, he really took a big step forward in establishing himself as an "all situations" type of player, but I want to see a repeat performance before I dive head first into the Backes pool. If your pool incorporates Hits and BS as a category, it's probably very low risk to gamble on Backes, but just keep your expectations in check."
He proved me wrong last season, so I'm ready to dive head first into the Backes pool heading into this campaign. One thing to err on the side of caution about is that the Blues are much deeper this year offensively than last, so once again you might want to keep the point projections in check (around 50) if you do decide to snag Backes at the draft table.
↑ Shane Doan – Phoenix
Yahoo! Rank: 149
RHRS: 113th (A.Nittyville Horror) (Shoeless)
Being in Phoenix and with their primary focus on utilizing a strong defensive system, it's not hard for poolies to forget Doan's name in standard Yahoo! leagues. But if you are in a "peripheral" league, then you must slide him up the draft charts. Doan's 172 Hits last season ranked him ninth amongst all right wingers in the entire league. He also has an HPG two-year rating of ninth overall in leagues that counts Hits and BS, add that to the fact that he'll chip in with 55-60 points that makes him a fantasy goldmine for peripheral stats as a late-round pick.
↑ Cal Clutterbuck – Minnesota
Yahoo! Rank: 214
RHRS: 173rd (Maaaaa-chete) (Yours Truly)
It's been three years running that Clutterbuck has walked away with the NHL Hits title, so you'll pretty much know exactly why you're getting him for your fantasy squad. The top-six (Dany Heatley, Mikko Koivu, Devin Setoguchi, Matt Cullen, Guillaume Latendresse, and P.M. Bouchard) in Minny is fairly locked, so Clutterbuck won't get optimal scoring opportunities, but if you lower your expectations to 30-35 points and 150 SOG, that'll still prove to be plenty useful in many "peripheral" leagues.
↓ Patrick Kane – Chicago
Yahoo! Rank: 22
RHRS: 39th (Phaneufenstein) (kluu)
Kane might have the ability to put up point-per-game numbers, but when it comes down to the peripheral game (PIM, Hits and BS) he definitely slips a few notches. Since Kane has entered the NHL back in 2007, he has averaged just 35.5 PIM, 17.3 Hits and 12.5 BS per season, which has equated to an HPG rating of just 12th overall, this is a far cry compared to the fourth overall rating that he currently owns in standard Yahoo! leagues.
Left Wing
↑Ryane Clowe – San Jose
Yahoo! Rank: 82
RHRS: 58th (Phaneufenstein) (kluu)
I was quite surprised to see Clowe's name that high on HPG's list of LWers, but statistically it does make a lot of sense. Based on two-year averages which include the peripheral stats, he ranks fourth overall amongst all LW in the league. With Devin Setoguchi and Heatley moved on, Clowe should garner a bit more of the vacated ice-time, which should in turn help increase his point totals. Keep in mind that he'll still be stuck behind Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau, Joe Pavelski and Martin Havlat, so keep your expectations in check but the decent peripherals plus 50-60 points makes him plenty valuable in "peripheral leagues".
↑Brendan Morrow – Dallas
Yahoo! Rank: 87
RHRS: 94th (DrFrankNFurter) (JamesGlenCooper)
Morrow's getting up there in age, but he's still plenty useful in fantasy pools by averaging 16 PPP, 182 SOG, 73 PIM and 228 BS during the last two seasons. With Brad Richards moving to New York, there will be a stronger emphasis for Morrow to step up to the plate to produce better numbers offensively. His HPG rating of plus 21 is certainly something to take note of.
↑Jamie Benn – Dallas
Yahoo! Rank: 160
RHRS: 76th (House of 1000 Orpiks) (4T2)
A second Stars' player to take note of is Benn. He has career averages of 0.64 PIM, 2.05 HITs, 0.53 BS and 2.38 SOG per contest. Look for him to possibly slot in as the second line center, and help fill the void left behind by Richards, which would then make him eligible for the extremely valuable dual-eligibility in Yahoo! leagues. Benn's definitely much more valuable than the average 161.4 drafted player that poolies have been selecting him at.
↑Cody McLeod – Colorado
Yahoo! Rank: 546
RHRS: 260th (Maaaaa-chete) (Yours Truly)
A dark horse candidate that I love to prop up is McLeod because of how under-the-radar he really is. We all know the "goon types" like Derek Dorsett, Jared Boll, George Parros, and Colton Orr, but the problem with those guys is, besides the PIMs, they're generally pretty useless on the other fronts, so it ends up being you burning up a roster slot just for a lone stat. You aren't going to get huge offensive numbers from McLeod, but you might get a line of 15 points, 170 PIM, 170 Hits, 25 BS, and 100 SOG, which would help in multiple fronts compared to owning a one trick pony, like the four players listed above. If you're looking for a late-round flier take a gamble on McLeod.
↓ Henrik Zetterberg – Detroit
Yahoo! Rank: 30
RHRS: 17th (A.Nittyville Horror) (Shoeless)
Pretty much ditto to what I wrote about Kane above. Zetterberg is a great candidate to post point-per-game numbers, but when it comes down to the peripheral game (PIMs, HITs and BS) he also has to be dropped a few notches. During the last four years, Zets has averaged just 34 PIM, 42.5 Hits and 25.3 BS per season, which is a little bit better than the numbers that Kane would post, but probably still not good enough to lead you to the fantasy hockey glory land in peripheral leagues.
↑ Brent Seabrook – Chicago
Yahoo! Rank: 148
RHRS: 106th (Phaneufenstein) (kluu)
Defensemen are generally where you're going to garner the most BS from, so it's vitally important that you pick up strong shot blockers to help you control that department. Seabrook's 154 BS last season ranked him 21st overall in that department and if you add in the 227 Hits, 135 SOG, 20 PPP and 47 PIM that makes him a huge across-the-board "must own" in many peripheral pools. One thing that I'd be a bit wary of was his 48 points last campaign. He's never really been a big offensive producer and that total might have been an anomaly. Head into the season thinking 35-40 then you won't be disappointed if he does return back to the "norm".
↑ Mark Giordano – Calgary
Yahoo! Rank: 115
RHRS: 98th (Silence of the Stams) (dyzfunctioned)
Gio had a great season when he posted 43 points along with a whopping 140 Hits and 193 BS for the Flames. Now that the defensive depth charts have cleared up with the departure of Robyn Regher and Steve Staios, look for Giordano to claim some of that residual short-handed ice-time left behind. With a number one PP QB gig all locked up, Gio could be the final piece that puts your team over the edge come April.
↑ Stephane Robidas – Dallas
Yahoo! Rank: 275
RHRS: 188th (Maaaaa-chete) (Yours Truly)
Robidas returned back to Earth last campaign, after dominating ROTO leagues the season in 2009-10. The reason behind that was that he had full reigns as the team's number one blue-liner. Since then, they've added players like Alex Goligoski and Sheldon Souray to take over the offensive duties, which should then allow Robidas to return back to the defensive role that he's more accustomed to. His three-year averages of 71 PIM, 235.3 Hits, 140.3 BS and 153.3 SOG is pure fantasy gold. Don't forget his name come draft day.
↓ Keith Yandle – Phoenix
Yahoo! Rank: 41
RHRS: 64th (Nightmare on Helm Street) (Nehithaw)
On average Yandle is being drafted as the seventh blue-liner (48th overall) in typical Yahoo! drafts. If you take into account the peripheral stats, he slides all the way down to 16th according to HPG. One of the main reasons is due to a lack of Hits and PIM. For the last two campaigns, Yandle has averaged just 34.5 Hits as well as a run-of-the-mill 56.5 PIM per season. I'd much rather pass on Yandle and snag an alternative like Dion Phaneuf or Brent Burns 35 picks later and reserve my early pick on another option.
Other Notables:
Ryan Getzlaf
Johan Franzen
Justin Abdelkader
Matt Greene
Martin Hanzal
Devin Setoguchi
R.J. Umberger
Shea Weber
Jarret Stoll
Bobby Ryan
Theo Peckham
Henrik Sedin
Loui Eriksson
Daniel Sedin
Nicklas Lidstrom
Joe Thornton
Marian Hossa
Alex Tanguay
Duncan Keith
Justin Williams
Pavel Datsyuk
Alex Pietrangelo
There's a couple of ways that you can go and approach drafting for a league that includes Hits and BS. One is that you can just draft how you normally draft and ignore the peripheral stats like you normally do with +/- or PPP. Or the second option is to look for players who will actively pick up those stats but at an expense of sacrificing "the best player available". Either way you can't really go wrong with either option, as long as you're completely happy with the outcome.
Tips for leagues that include HITS and BS
Players who are generally considered "soft" players, are majorly devalued in leagues that include Hits and BS. If you really think about it statistically, you're in the same boat if you owned a superstar combo of Nicklas Lidstrom, Pavel Datsyuk, Henrik and Daniel Sedin on a team as someone who would own Robidas, Brown, Fisher and Richards with goals and assists being offset by Hits and BS.
Generally speaking, the better across-the-board Hits and BS producers come from the blue-line, which means that you can save your early round picks for goalies or forwards and snag guys like Peckham, Giordano, or Sheldon Souray in the late rounds.
With that said, top of the class across-the-board producers like Zdeno Chara, Chris Pronger, Dion Phaneuf, Mike Green, and Seabrook could be worth over-reaching for in order to make sure that they're on your roster and not your opponents.
With Hits and BS, it pretty much evens the playing field for many of the WW material and you'll probably find that you'll be utilizing the WW much more during the season than you would if it was a standard Yahoo! league.
My Team
Settings: 12 teams, ROTO, Settings: G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SOG, FW, Hits, BS, W, GAA, SV, and SV% Positions: C, C, C, C, LW, LW, LW, LW, RW, RW, RW, RW, D, D, D, D, D, D, G, G, BN, BN, BN, BN, BN, IR, IR
C- Crosby, Thornton, Stastny, Langkow, and Horcoff
LW- Kovalchuk, Elias, Lupul, McLeod, and Comeau
RW- Selanne, Jagr, Alfredsson, Clutterbuck
D- Lidstrom, Ehrhoff, Wisniewski, Schenn, Robidas, White, and Bogosian
G – Miller, Halak, and Roloson
Questions or comments? As always I'll be ready and willing to discuss them with you in the comments section below.
letnry said:
I do have to question you categorizing Dorsett as a goon type, one trick pony, and then recommending McLeod. I think you are severely underrating Dorsetts other abilities if that was not a mistake. Lets compare their stats from last season:
McLeod- GP: 71, G: 5, A: 5, +/-: -7, PIM: 189, HITs: 147, BS: 20, PPP: 2, SOG: 73
Dorsett- GP: 76, G: 4, A: 13, +/-: -15, PIM: 184, HITs: 195, BS: 37, PPP: 0, SOG: 112
Now what will happen this coming season is unknown, but it appears from previous seasons, that McLeod is trending downward in more categories (which could make him a good buy low I suppose), while Dorsett is trending upwards. Even given your projected stat line for McLeod this season, Dorsett was better than that last season. So it seemed odd to me to discount Dorsett as generally pretty useless on the other fronts.
horrorfan said:
However, if someone had a choice between, say Hossa or Callahan, many would choose Callahan because the high number of hits, but Hossa is not a bad choice either since he has 35G/70P potential. Before his injury (yes another issue, and topic for another time) last season, Hossa was on fire and many people thought he was in for a 80+ point season (even if he slowed down a bit). However, that upside isn't there for Callahan, and a chuck of his hits can be more easily made up later in the draft, whereas a 30+ goal scorer is not as likely (I know he scored 25 goals last year, but highlighting realistic potential when healthy). I use this example since it was a decision I had to make in our draft, and I chose Hossa for the offensive upside.
In the later rounds, yes it's good to go after more guys with solid peripherals with some offensive potential, instead of pure PIM/HIT guys for example, as the amount of offensive players are limited and won't help you as much.
As mentioned, there are a lot of different strategies that can be used to develop a successful squad. Balance is very good of course, I totally agree, but it's just how much of it do you insist on and to what point do you deviate from your plan to get more offensive producers?
Good discussion.
Ryan Ma said:
Definitely... balance is probably the key in these multi-peripheral leagues. The thing is finding balance... It's like the Konopka, Boll, or Parros scenario... You might get PIMs but that's about it. So you're essentially burning 1 roster spot just for 1 stat. If you get a few across-the-board guys like Carcillo, Avery, Neil where you might not get as much PIMs, but you get a few points or SOG as well it really does help in the long run.
The point that I'm trying to make is that if you have the option of a Sedin vs a Perry or something like that, you're a bit better off getting a Perry since he helps contribute to the peripheral stuff as opposed to having to utilize another spot on your team to pick up the peripheral stats.
In my experience with peripheral stats, you kinda need a team contribution in those stats. Owning just 1 or 2 players will put you middle of the pack, but a whole team contributing to the stats will get you top 3, which is generally where you need to be for most stats in order to win a ROTO league.
But to each their own...
horrorfan said:
It comes down to needs and roster balance of course, but it's easy to fall into the trap of targeting too many multiple category producers and losing sight of better offensive options still available. There are many ways of building a successful team, so keep your options open.
Just my opinion.
Ryan Ma said:
These are the only statements in my article that I could find regarding the mention of HPG.
Daniel Sedin leads the way with a HPG rating of 72 in standard Yahoo! leagues, but only has a HPG rating of 42 in leagues that have those two extra stats. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Dustin Brown maintains a HPG rating of 40 in leagues that record HITs and BS, but only a plus six rating in standard Yahoo! leagues.
It's not anything new for me to say that Sedin sucks in the peripheral stats and Brown is good... Does mentioning Sedin has a HPG rating of 72 and Brown 40 really give that much info away?
He also has an HPG two-year rating of ninth overall in leagues that counts Hits and BS It's no secret that Doan is good at HITs and BS. I didn't mention the entire list, so saying he's ninth isn't giving away the farm is it?
which has equated to an HPG rating of just 12th overall, this is a far cry compared to the fourth overall rating that he currently owns in standard Yahoo! leagues Once again Kane's rating... 12th overall means squat really. He's going to be owned in fantasy leagues anyways, it's a matter of when...
I was quite surprised to see Clowe's name that high on HPG's list of LWers, but statistically it does make a lot of sense. Quite "high" is a pretty broad statement...
His HPG rating of plus 21 is certainly something to take note of. You don't need me to tell you that Morrow's rating increases in leagues that count HITs... me revealing the number 21 says little about the entire list of LW players.
If you take into account the peripheral stats, he slides all the way down to 16th according to HPG. Yandle takes a tumble, if you were a smart poolie you wouldn't need HPG to tell you that Yandle isn't great peripherally...
So I mean I don't think I did HPG a disservice by posting some of my findings. In fact Paul (a owner of HPG) actually sent me an e-mail to say thanks for giving him a shout out in the article.
I understand as a paying customer you kinda want to keep the advantage over your opponents since you paid for it, but I also take quite a lot of pride in writing quality articles to help my fellow Dobberities out as well. I use many tools like FrozenPool, HPG, Yahoo! player ranker to justify my findings/reasoning. I'm not going to short change DobberNation (and prevent it from growing) just to protect the ones who are willing to pay.
Ryan Ma said:
I don't think there is a direct correlation. I can understand why someone who is a good shot blocker could possibly have a better +/-, but +/- is a bit of an iffy stat, it's so dependent on "luck" and being on the ice at the right time.
You can look at Adam McQuaid... I mean the guy had 15 points last season, but he finished the season with a +30 rating... Same with Mike Sauer, 15 points and had a +20 rating... compare that to Alex Goligoski who had 46 points and also an +20 rating. Goligoski has 10 times the fantasy value of Sauer.
So I dunno +/- is one of those stats that I just leave alone and hope for the best during the season. It's very hard to "draft" for it.
Girardi lead the league with 236 BS, but finished with a +7 rating... Greg Zanon had 212, and finished with a -5... Giordano was third with 193 and finished with a -8. So I mean it's kinda all over the shop really.
Ryan Ma said:
Girardi is Lucarelli territory, but I'll throw in my 2 cents. The points might take a bit of a dive due to MDZ returning back to form, but you can't argue with the peripherals that Girardi brings, he's consistently 180+ for each HITs and BS and that won't change much. It's just the way that he plays.
I have no problem utilizing Girardi as a 4th blueliner.
Ryan Ma said:
Trust me HPG has much more to offer than what I just wrote in this column. It's well worth the money if you've bought a subscription.
Draft guru alone is worth the money by itself.
David said:
mjlees said:
Shoeless said:
In my case, I drafted to get those FOW from the wing along with otherwise production - allows some flexibility both in the draft and through the season in trading (Carter, Zetts, Laich Backes were good for 1,700 FOW last season, even Doan chips in about 75).
In terms of D guys, I have often wondered if there is a positive correlation between BS and +/- another stat we often need in this multicategory leagues.
Ryan Ma said:
Never thought of it that way, but you know what I mean with those abbreviations...
Ryan Ma said:
Definitely in FW leagues he's gold, adds another dimension to your team when you can get wingers that take FW as well. The thing is I only based the article with HITs and BS.
Obviously value varies from league to league, having a winger take FW is a must have in FW leagues, IMO. But if it's just HIT and BS then Zets value has to be down.
I completely agree with your list of players that carry winger eligibility and takes FW, but a player that you missed on your list, is Elias. I'd boost his value too.
I dunno about the stats but 75% seems a bit high isn't it? But you could be right.
Ryan Ma said:
To be fair, I wrote the article on the weekend before Dobber made all those youtube clips of HPG, so I think it was just a timing thing. But it is a great tool, even if you don't want to spend money on it, so a good idea to be aware of it.
Ryan Ma said:
I cover the Western Teams. Tim Lucarelli covers the East, so Girardi is his territory.
sentium said:
Just sayin'...
Shoeless said:
I would venture a guess that FOW are also counted in more than 75% of the leagues that also count either Hits or Blocks or both.
Hockey Hoser said:
Yikes! said:
STONE. said:
A.Nittyville Horror! Nightmare on Helm Street! Briere Witch Project!
Now I'll go back and read the actual article.
Pengwin7 said:
Another gem.
Couldn't find anything here to criticize... except the timing.


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The left-back smashed in a shot from the edge of the area before converting a penalty - his 10th success from the spot to maintain his 100% Premier League record.
Substitute Shane Long pulled a goal back midway through the second half but the Baggies saw their recent slump extended to just one point from a possible 15.
Victory lightened the mood on the blue half of Merseyside somewhat after the collapse earlier in the day of an £8.6 million deal for FC Twente midfielder Leroy Fer as the Dutch side refused to accept restructured payments after the player's medical highlighted an issue.
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Right-back Billy Jones almost compounded their lack of adventure when his tackle on the edge of the area saw the ball cannon off Victor Anichebe and float dangerously wide of the post for what would have been a freakish own goal.
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The opening goal virtually came out of nowhere - which was precisely where West Brom's defence were - when the England international picked up Leon Osman's pass. With no tackle forthcoming, the left-back advanced to the edge of the area before smashing a shot past Ben Foster.
West Brom had George Thorne carried off on a stretcher just before half-time after a collision with Anichebe and it proved to be a double blow.
Substitute Claudio Jacob's first significant involvement was to concede the penalty just four minutes after coming on.
Steven Pienaar's backheel released Anichebe on the left of the area and Argentina midfielder Jacob, who has missed most of the last eight weeks with injuries, brought him down.
With a man like Baines on spot-kick duty it seems you are guaranteed a goal - and the 28-year-old did not disappoint, smashing home his second.
Romelu Lukaku, who had spent most of the opening 45 minutes running into offside positions, wasted West Brom's first chance of the second half when he was off target soon after the restart.
Everton's left continued to be their most profitable avenue of attack and, when Kevin Mirallas cut in, he forced a low save out of Foster.
The introduction of Long for James Morrison in the 62nd minute paid immediate dividends as, within three minutes, he pulled one back.
Lukaku's diagonal run saw him break clear of the defence and round goalkeeper Tim Howard but his cross-shot was bundled up into the air by John Heitinga and Long reacted quickest to head in.
Finally West Brom found another gear and, when Dorrans rattled the crossbar with a long-range free-kick, they began to sense their chance.
But Everton proved they could threaten from set-pieces, with Pienaar's curling free-kick tipped over from Gibson.
The South African's next contribution should have brought the hosts' third goal but, when his deflected low shot rebounded off the post, Leon Osman blazed over the open goal from six yards.
Jelavic finally replaced Anichebe with six minutes remaining, but could not make an impact in that time.
Fortunately for Everton, he was not required, despite some late Baggies pressure, as they closed the gap on fourth-placed Tottenham to a point.


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LEWISBURG, Pa., Feb. 2, 2013 – Senior diver Kimberly Helfrich (Fort Belvoir, Va./West Springfield) placed first in both diving events to highlight a dominating performance for the James Madison diving team in the Bucknell Bison Invitational in Lewisburg, Pa., Saturday.
JMU finished first and second on both boards and added a third-place showing on the three-meter board. The diving events were the only events the Dukes participated in on Saturday.
Helfrich scored a 295.05 to blow away the field on the one-meter, beating sophomore teammate Alex Savage (Carrolton, Texas/Lewisville Hebron) by 17.05 points. Savage finished second with 278.00 points. Freshmen Carly Alexander (Plantation, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas) and Lauren Hadley (Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial) claimed eighth and ninth, respectively. Alexander scored a 224.80 while Hadley totaled 219.60.
Helfrich, Savage and Alexander claimed the top three spots in the three-meter board, with Helfrich placing first. She scored a 297.40, more than 20 points ahead of Savage in second. Savage scored a 276.55 and Alexander added a 258.90. Hadley finished 12th (201.45).
The JMU swimming and diving team heads to Charlottesville, Va., Feb. 15-16 for the UVA Cavalier Invitational in the final tune up before the Colonial Athletic Association Championships.
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Eiso Jan Gerhard Toonder is the oldest son of Marten Toonder and Phiny Dick. During his school holidays he had apprenticeships with his father's Toonder Studios. He was a copywriter for advertising agencies until 1961, when he moved to Ireland. There, he set up Toonder Film Ltd., and specialized in TV spots.
After a couple of years, he took up scriptwriting for several comics from his father's studios, such as the daily 'Kappie', 'Panda' and 'Koning Hollewijn' strips, and some 'Tom Poes en heer Bommel' stories for Donald Duck. He and his father also developed a new comic, called 'De Goeroe' in the 1970s. It ran for about ten years in De Telegraaf and for three more years in The Irish Times. The strip appeared under the penname of Peter Abel, and there are rumours that there was also an Irish artist called Peter Hoye involved. Later, it appeared that Hoye never existed, and that 'De Goeroe' was compiled by Eiso himself from drawings made by Marten Toonder and Piet Wijn.
Eiso Toonder claimed to have contributed lay-outs and pencils to the 'Tom Poes' daily strips 'Tom Poes en de pijpleider', 'Heer Bommel en de minionen' (partially), 'Heer Bommel en het ontsollen' and 'Heer Bommel en de spalt', filling in for Piet Wijn. Eiso Toonder has always been involved in his parents' work, organizing archives, overseeing and writting prefaces to reprint collections and giving lectures.


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On Sunday afternoon, Tomas Berdych walked onto the court to play the biggest match of his life: The Wimbledon finals against Rafael Nadal.
But there was something seriously wrong.
You see, the 24-year-old Czech walked on to the court behind a man carrying his racket bag. On it, Dunlop logos all over it. Inside only Head rackets.
Why the deception?
You see, Berdych still has an endorsement deal with Dunlop, but for some reason, at the beginning of the season, he left his Dunlop Aerogel 4D 200's for a Head's Youtek Radical model.
It's easy to blame Berdych, but he's just one of the many players in the industry who aren't playing with the racket they are paid to play with.
Because outside the top players, the marketing contracts aren't big enough to risk not being comfortable with what's in their hands. And, I guess, some companies just make better rackets than others.
So a few things happen. Some players use old rackets from the brand they endorse and get them painted to look like the new rackets the company wants to market. Others use rackets from another brand and try to pass it off as the competitor or hope the buying public doesn't notice.
This has been going on for a long time. I almost got in a fight with Lleyton Hewitt over his use of an older racket at the 2004 US Open.
The story surrounding Berdych is unfortunate because his recent play now means he is one of the world's top players. After his Wimbledon loss to Nadal, he is now ranked No. 8 in the world, ahead of the top American Andy Roddick.
It's now an awkward situation for both companies. Head saw its biggest endorsers Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic — who Berdych actually beat in the semifinals — go down. If only they could tell the world that Berdych was using a Head racket. It was even worse for Dunlop. They are paying Berdych and can't, in good faith, use him to market their product.
Berdych's agent Per Hjertquist did not respond to a request for comment. Neither did Kai Nitsche, head of Dunlop's racket sports division. Kevin Kempin, CEO and president of Head USA, said the company would have no comment.
For the most part, Berdych's switch has been kept behind the scenes, among the niche tennis crowd who like to talk about this stuff and confirmed by stringers who fill these types of message boards.
But his rise to the top is leading to more noise. NBC didn't specifically address the situation between the brands in its finals broadcast, though commentator John McEnroe did make a veiled reference at the top of the broadcast on Sunday.
"Something has gone on with his rackets, I don't know what it is," McEnroe said, as the players were warming up. "But he has finally found a comfort zone with it."
A Czech paper recently asked Berdych about the switch and he was surprisingly frank about what happened. He said that Dunlop gave him a new racket and he said he played "terrible" with it. So in January, he tried four or five rackets and arrived on the Youtek Radical.
Since the first tournament of the year, the Brisbane International, an Australian Open tune-up, Berdych has been using a Head. The Dunlop stencil is off the strings and no Head logos are easily in view, though close-up pictures reveal two Head logos inside the racket frame and a Head logo on the knob.
Berdych had been playing with Dunlop for his entire career. It's believed he last renewed his deal with the company in 2006.
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This year's Auto Show will fill Bartle Hall with over 500 new cars, trucks, SUVs, crossovers, and minivans. Imagine yourself behind the wheel of fuel-sipping hybrids, the highest end of the luxury market or rugged, hard-working trucks. You will be impressed with the latest models and technical achievements from the best of the automotive industry. You won't find a better spot to comparison shop than the Kansas City Auto Show. Product specialists will be ready to provide all the latest information and demonstrations. The 2014 Greater Kansas City International Auto Show is shaping up to be one of the best in our history!
Bartle Hall Convention Center
Downtown Kansas City
301 West 13th St
Kansas City, MO 64105
March 5, Wednesday 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.
March 6, Thursday 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
March 7, Friday 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
March 8, Saturday 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
March 9, Sunday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Children's Mercy Hospital Benefit
featuring Jay Leno in concert. Tickets $75 each.
Thursday – Sunday
Adult – $11.00
Child – $6.00 (8 thru 12 years)
Credit cards are accepted.
To view special offers for the 2014 Greater Kansas City International Auto Show, click here. $1 off adult admission coupons (valid Thursday – Sunday) are available at participating new car dealerships or with your Price Chopper Shopper Rewards Card at the box office. They are valid any show day for adult admission. We also offer 2 for $16 for Thursday & Friday only, by printing or showing your coupon with your smart phone.
Lauren McCarthy, Chairman of the Auto Show
When you grow up in a family that owns McCarthy Auto Group with seven car dealerships and five collision centers, you learn a lot about cars. When Auto Show Chairman Lauren McCarthy graduated from Avila University she knew what she wanted to do…join the family business.
""I'm so proud of my family and I simply wanted to be a part of it all; contribute something different, something meaningful," says Lauren.
After working in different areas of the dealerships, Lauren took on the role of PR and Marketing Director and developed an integrated marketing campaign called Lauren Wants to Know that's aimed at helping women feel more comfortable when buying and servicing their vehicles. Lauren wants women to understand buying a car can be empowering and fun.
Lauren is a familiar face around Kansas City. When she isn't tweeting, blogging and talking about all the things women need to know about their vehicles, she's serving in the community. She's on the board of the Automobile Dealers of Greater Kansas City (ADAKC), the ADAKC Charitable Foundation and Young Variety. She donates time to her alma mater where she received her degree in Advertising and PR/Film and Digital Media and played on the women's basketball team. She's on the Avila Board of Counselors, the Steer Dinner Leadership Committee and the Advancement Committee. She's also been recognized by the Direct Marketing Association of Detroit for her innovative marketing campaign.
As the first female and the youngest Auto Show Chairman, Lauren is bringing a new perspective and energy to the show. "The 500 new vehicles on display are the heart of the show and people look forward to seeing the latest in new technology, styling and features. They also come for the fun and this year we have new events like the opening night benefit for Children's Mercy. It's exciting to be a part of such a dynamic auto show."
- Lauren McCarthy, Auto Show Chairman
Connect with Lauren at laurenwantstoknow.com or follow her on twitter @laurenwnts2no.
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Located in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, just 20 minutes from the Kansas City International Airport, the Kansas City Convention and Entertainment Facilities dominate the city skyline with its brilliant art deco pylons. Attendees are right in the heart of the city and just steps away from hotels, the Sprint Center and the Power and Light District.
The City of Kansas City, Mo. Convention and Entertainment Facilities is located in the heart of downtown Kansas City, Mo. All major highways feed into the downtown making easy access to all convention and entertaiment facilities.
From Lenexa and Overland Park, KS:
Take I-35 North to downtown KC/Broadway exit. Turn left (north) onto Broadway Boulevard – follow Broadway Boulevard north to 12th Street. Turn right onto 12th Street and follow 12th Street east to Wyandotte Street. (Approximately 2 blocks). Turn right on Wyandotte Street and the entrance to the Barney Allis Plaza parking garage is to the immediate right, before the intersection of 13th and Wyandotte Streets.
From Kansas City North:
Take I-29 South over the Broadway Bridge. Continue south on Broadway Boulevard to 12th Street. Turn left (east) onto 12th Street and follow 12th Street east to Wyandotte St. (approximately 2 blocks). Turn right onto Wyandotte St. and the entrance to the Barney Allis Plaza parking garage is to the immediate right, before the intersection of 13th and Wyandotte Streets.
From Kansas City, KS:
Take I-70 East to Broadway Boulevard exit. Turn right (south) onto Broadway Boulevard. Proceed to 12th Street, turn left, and follow 12th Street east to Wyandotte St. (approximately 2 blocks). Turn right on Wyandotte Street. The Barney Allis parking garage is located, before the intersection of 13th and Wyandotte Streets.
From the Country Club Plaza Area:
Go north on Main St. to 13th Street. Turn left (west) on 13th Street and drive approximately 2 blocks to Wyandotte St. Turn right onto Wyandotte St. The parking garage will be on the immediate left side of the street, before the intersection of 12th and Wyandotte Streets.
Thursday through Friday: Adult – $11.00 Child – $6.00 (8 thru 12 years)
Credit cards are accepted
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Jay Leno performs at Opening Night Benefit on March 5 for Children's Mercy
Don't miss Jay Leno when he brings his stand-up comedy act to the KC Auto Show floor on Wednesday, March 5 in a benefit performance for Children's Mercy. General admission tickets are $75 and are available from ticketmaster.com or at the Municipal Auditorium Box Office. Tickets include admission to the Auto Show, general admission seating and a silent auction.
5 PM – Doors Open
6-7 PM – Children's Mercy Silent Auction
7:30 PM – Jay Leno takes the stage
Click here to purchase tickets
7 Bridges The Ultimate EAGLES Experience rocks the Auto Show stage with a stunningly accurate tribute to the music of The Eagles.Using no backing tracks or harmonizers, 7 Bridges faithfully re-creates the experience of an Eagles concert…note for note. Every show features one brilliant hit single after another. The perfect blend of songs, musicianship and onstage charisma has earned 7 Bridges their glowing reputation as one of the finest tribute acts in the country.
Shows times- March 8: 1:30, 4 and 7:30 PM | March 9: 2 PM
We are excited to announce that STRANGE MUSIC INC. recording artist Tech N9ne will be doing a very special meet and greet at the KC Trends Motorsports Exotic car display at Thursday, March 6th, from 6-8pm at the Kansas City International Auto Show being held at Bartle Hall. As some of you might know, Tech's new single "Fragile" is now in the Billboard top 40, so stop by and show the KC King much love!
He spins a web, any size, and catches thieves just like flies. Look out! Here comes the Spider-man! Bring your kids and family to witness your friendly, neighborhood Spider-man who will be making an appearance at the Greater Kansas City International Auto Show on Saturday, March 8th from 1-3:00 PM.
March 7th (10a-7p)
March 8th (10a-7p)
March 9th (10a-6p)
Come out and test-drive the 2014 Mazda3, Mazda 6, CX-5 and CX-9. While you are there, experience the Mazda Lounge with hosted food and beverage and unique engagements with Product Specialists. For participating in the Mazda Ride & Drive Experience you will receive a Starbucks gift card. Check out our full line-up at Mazdausa.com
March 6 (10a-6p)
March 7 (10a-6p)
March 8 (10a-6p)
March 9 (10a-5p)
After checking out the entire Scion lineup on the show floor, licensed drivers 21+ years of age can get behind the wheel of a Scion on the streets around the convention center. Test drive the award winning Scion FR-S sports car, the new 2014 Scion tC coupe, and the fun Scion iQ microcar. Best of all, while supplies last, drivers receive an exclusive, military ID-style Scion USB drive as a participation gift. Stop by and see What Moves You.
March 6 (10a-6p)
March 7 (10a-6p)
March 8 (10a-6p)
March 9 (10a-6p)
Get a real feel for the performance and handling of 2014 Ford vehicles when you get behind the wheel of your favorites at the Ford Ride and Drive. Test drive the C-Max, Fiesta, Focus, Fusion, Mustang, Escape, Edge and F-150.
March 7 (10a-6p)
March 8 (10a-6p)
March 9 (10a-5p)
Discover the fun-to-drive side of Toyota on a custom-designed street drive experience that puts the focus on the road ahead while it demonstrates the core features and capabilities of the Avalon Hybrid, Camry, Corolla, Highlander, RAV4 & Tundra. Every drive counts! For each test drive taken, Toyota's Drive for a Cause campaign will make a donation to support a charity partner of your choice: American Red Cross, AMVETS or Future Farmers of America. In addition, all participants will be entered into a sweepstakes for a chance to win a $500 gas card.
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LMHI Newsletter
Liga News No. 8, 12/2012
Las Noticias de Liga No. 8
Informativo Eletrônico da LIGA
The LIGA LETTER
Vol. 19, Review 2013
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Egypt - LMHI Report 2008
As for Egypt, the situation here is very different that I don't really know how to phrase it in a report to look professional.
Homeopathy started in Egypt beginning 1994 by a small group of people around maybe 10, most of them non medical except for 3.
It was through an agreement with the Society of Homeopathy for change that they started to send a homeopath from England every 3months to teach for 10days. That agreement lasted for 3years then we shifted to another one with London International College of Homeopathy where we were sent a Homeopath every month to stay for one week and that offer lasted 2years, afterwards the old group graduated with 5yrs Certificate & the second group graduated with 2yrs Certificate.
Since then 2 3yrs courses were run by a colleague here from the old group, who brought the Curriculum from Lakeland college in the U.K. and started to teach it. Another course was run by another colleague for a year or little bit more.
On the whole the number of Medical Homeopath in the 5 groups is not many, and it's only lately in the past 2yrs that Drs started to become interested and join.
I don't have the exact number of Drs as I never announced any activity because of the Weird situation of Homeopathy in Egypt, as it is not legal to practice Homeopathy and the ministry of Health doesn't approve of it, but we still practice.
As for me I practice in a hospital, I appear in T.V. shows talking about Homeopathy and I've been interviewed in many magazines and newspapers but still my situation is addressed as illegal.
My visit to the Congress this time is because I've decided to come out of the silence and start to do something, and I'm aiming to benefit from your experience to help me achieve this specially that I'm planning on announcing to the few medical homeopath in Egypt the LMHI activities and Goals so that maybe next time your support extend to holding one of your Congresses in Egypt.
Best Regards
Dr. Hana Shams


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