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It's fantasy playoff crunch time and here are some players that you'll want to start and some you'll want to avoid in Week 15:
IN: Carson Palmer, Raiders
Interceptions have been a major concern for Palmer lately (he threw four last week against Green Bay) but he's still worth a play this week. Detroit's secondary isn't what it used to be (the unit is giving up an average of almost 25 fantasy points to quarterbacks over the last month) and with the likely return of Denarius Moore, Palmer will have his deep threat back in the lineup. The duo can definitely do some damage and fans should expect a shootout in the Bay Area on Sunday.
OUT: Philip Rivers, Chargers
It might be hard to keep Rivers on the bench in Week 15 — especially since he's put up over 500 yards passing and six touchdowns in the last two weeks. But the Chargers will face the Ravens on Sunday, a team that has given up the fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks this season. In fact, the Baltimore D hasn't allowed a QB to throw for more than 200 yards in a game. Rivers will be under pressure all afternoon, so don't be surprised if his numbers aren't that impressive.
Running Backs
IN: Cedric Benson, Bengals
Benson hasn't been the most reliable and productive back this season, but he should be in your lineup this week. Why? The St. Louis Rams. Enough said. The Rams are ranked dead last in the league against the run (giving up almost 157 rush yards per game) and Benson, along with a lot of other Bengals, should put up some big numbers in Week 15.
OUT: Rashard Mendenhall, Steelers
This late in the season and the message remains the same: do not play your running backs against the 49ers. San Francisco still hasn't allowed a rushing touchdown and is tops in the league against the run. Mendenhall has been less than impressive (he's rushed for more than 80 yards just once, back in Week 6) although he has been a frequent visitor to the end zone recently (five touchdowns in his last five games). Yards on the ground will be hard to come by this week, so don't be surprised if the Steelers employ the aerial attack instead.
Wide Receivers
IN: Nate Washington, Titans
This pick is all about the matchup. The Titans are off to Indy to face the still winless Colts on Sunday, a team that is allowing the seventh most fantasy points to wide receivers this year. Tennessee might have rookie Jake Locker under center, but that's not a major factor because Locker has performed well in limited action. Despite leaving last week's game with a back injury (as well as struggling with an ankle issue), Washington will play Sunday and should put up some nice numbers against a weak secondary.
OUT: DeSean Jackson, Eagles
While the matchup definitely favors Nate Washington in Week 15, you can't say the same for Jackson. The Eagles are taking on the Jets and their shutdown secondary on Sunday so Jackson will have to fight off the likes of Darrelle Revis and/or Antonio Cromartie for yardage. Good luck. Jackson did find the end zone last week for the first time since Week 5, but the wideout is averaging just six fantasy points in his last seven games. Those numbers won't get you into your fantasy league's championship.
Tight Ends
IN: Owen Daniels, Texans
Rookie T.J. Yates is starting to build a rapport with the tight end — Daniels was targeted 10 times last week, finishing with seven catches for over 100 yards. Expect that kind of production to continue this week when Houston takes on Carolina (it's unlikely that the injured Andre Johnson will be fit enough to play). Daniels will continue to be the young QB's security blanket against a Panthers D (allowing around eight fantasy points to tight ends) that doesn't put a scare into anyone.
OUT: Vernon Davis, 49ers
The stats are definitely stacked against Davis in Week 15. It's been a disappointing season for the Niners tight end — he has just 102 yards combined (and no touchdowns) in the last three weeks and doesn't rank in the top 10 in terms of fantasy points for his position. In fact, Davis had just one measly catch last week against the Cardinals. The Steelers are ranked second in the league against the pass, so you might want to look for another tight end option this week.
IN: Lawrence Tynes, Giants
The Giants offense has been on fire, with 96 points combined over the last three weeks. The good times should continue in Week 15 against the Redskins, which will benefit New York's kicker. While his numbers haven't been out of this world lately, Tynes has put up nine-point efforts in back-to-back games, and this week's NFC East matchup could easily turn into a shootout.
OUT: Robbie Gould, Bears
Poor Robbie Gould. The Bears kicker has been the definition of accuracy this season (89.3% success rate) but he's seen his opportunities dwindle now that Caleb Hanie is the quarterback and Matt Forte is injured. Gould hasn't hit double-digit fantasy points since Week 10, and he has just seven points over the last two games. Seattle's D has been on a roll lately, so Chicago might have major issues moving the football.
IN: Dolphins
Miami's defense has been solid recently, and last week they put up some good numbers (two turnovers, four sacks and just 239 yards allowed) in a losing effort to the Eagles. This week the Dolphins are taking on a Bills team that is having all kinds of problems scoring, especially with Fred Jackson out for the season. Miami can force turnovers and is always a threat to take one to the house.
OUT: Jets
Last week the Jets D was stifling, holding the Chiefs to just 10 points and recording a season-high five sacks. But that was Kansas City, not Philadelphia. The Eagles have a ton of weapons at their disposal, and with Michael Vick back the offense takes on a whole new look. Only one defense has hit double digit fantasy points against Philly in the last month, and New York's rushing defense will be put to the test while trying to contain Vick and LeSean McCoy.


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Pointing out that the area is of such great significance to the Nation, in both a practical and a symbolic sense, Prime Minister Douglas said Kittitians and Nevisians of all ages will be free to simply be amongst flowers and greenery, in wide open spaces, the park's very openness a reminder of the freedom, the liberation, the expanded opportunities for which so many of our forebears sacrificed so much.
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He used the occasion to thank Their Royal Highnesses, Prince Edward and Princess Sophie, and their distinguished delegation and all guests, for being witnesses to the dedication .
"It is now, therefore, my distinct honour to dedicate today, for the eternal enjoyment of the people of St. Kitts and Nevis, and in commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, the Basseterre Valley National Park which will be officially renamed the Royal Basseterre Valley Park with the unveiling of the Plaque by Their Royal Highnesses, the Earl and Countess of Wessex," concluded Prime Minister Douglas.
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Daryl likes to use top-notch applewood-smoked bacon for this salad.
- 6 bacon slices, chopped
- 1 large red bell pepper, cut lengthwise into thin strips
- 12 ounces crimini (baby bella) mushrooms, coarsely chopped
- 1 10-ounce bag spinach leaves
- 1/2 medium-size red onion, cut into paper-thin slices
- 2/3 cup olive oil
- 1/3 cup white wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 4 ounces chilled soft fresh goat cheese, crumbled (about 1 cup)
Cook bacon in large skillet over medium heat until brown and crisp. Using slotted spoon, transfer bacon to paper towels to drain. Add bell pepper to drippings in skillet; sauté 2 minutes. Using slotted spoon, transfer bell pepper to large bowl. Add mushrooms to same skillet and sauté until tender and beginning to brown, about 4 minutes. Add mushrooms to bowl with bell pepper and reserve skillet. Add spinach and onion to same bowl.
Add oil, vinegar, and sugar to reserved skillet; bring to boil, whisking until sugar dissolves. Season dressing with salt and pepper. Toss salad with enough warm dressing from skillet to coat. Divide salad among 4 plates. Sprinkle with goat cheese.
my notes
- Calories672
- Carbohydrates16 g (5%)
- Fat62 g (95%)
- Protein15 g (30%)
- Saturated Fat16 g (78%)
- Sodium531 mg (22%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat6 g
- Fiber3 g (12%)
- Monounsaturated Fat36 g
- Cholesterol43 mg (14%)
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main ingredients: Cheese, Mushroom, Bacon, Goat Cheese, Leafy Green, Spinach
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The Archbishop of Philadelphia just wrote a new column for his Archdiocesan newspaper entitled Religious Freedom and the Need to Wake Up. I ask everyone of our readers to take the time to read it. Once again, his words are prophetic. His explanation of the effects of the trajectory of the threats to our first freedom, religious freedom, is absolutely correct. He concludes with these words, "The day when Americans could ... Continue Reading
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1 year ago
Jessica, What I hear you saying is that we parishioners have no leadership coming from the clergy. You are looking for some kind of spiritual direction that should come from our church leaders. This has been my issue for a long time. It is obvious to me that your Bishop and priests are "Say Nothing" and "Do Nothing" Liberals. So, What can I do you ask? You can do as I did and what I am doing now. Join your local Pro-Life Prayer Group, 40 Days For Life Prayer Groups, and First Friday Devotion Prayer Groups. Why??? You will quickly learn that you will be Evangelizing as our Holy Fathers the Pope had directed us to do. You will be an "Inspiration" to others to do as you are doing or change their lives for the better. You and others are supporting the Church and its Holy Sacraments. Become a prayer warrior saying rosaries at prayer vigils. Once you start you will be amazed how easy it is and how rewarding it is. Whatever barrier that's in front of you, break it. This is the hard part. There are the discouraging voices inside and from the outside telling you not to do this for any number of reasons. Just do it. You will make a difference.
1 year ago
Jessica, you speak to one of the biggest problems in the church. We do an awesome job with thelogy, but we are absolutely terrible about instruction.
For all of our cries about social issues, we have yet to actually do anything at the ground level. Parishes are so devoid of any real instruction for people wanting to be disciples outside of the parish walls. -
1 year ago
I encourage all to Heed the Warning of Archbishop Chaput. We all must get involved in our local church and community. We all must get involved in political campaigns of candidates who support the Holy Sacrament of Marriage, Life from conception to natural death, over turn the HHS Mandate and Obamacare just to name a few issues. This is our country and it is going down fast. Rand Paul has submitted a Bill to the Senate to over turn Roe vs Wade. This was a Bill that declared the unborn as "a person with civil rights". Harry Reid shot it down.
1 year ago
Vance, politics is politics. Both sides work pretty hard to villify the other. But that does not mean you have to cave in when it comes. Politics has become much more about personal power and the economic power you can weild than acutally doing anything for the country.
Liberals are liberals. We may not like what they stand for, but when I look at them I get what I see. Honestly, no suprises. But the GOP is different and I think it goes to the root of their problem. They can't decide who they are. I agree with you, the "conservatives of late" have mostly been squisy ones and haven't lived what they preached. And they have and will continue to pay for it.
But what probably angers me the most is the things they will fight for. They will stop government to avoid a tax increase and pretty much anything Obama. Why not the same energy regarding gay marriage, abortion or other social issues? If there blatant lack of inaction on these issues is merely because they will be villified, then it's over vance, we've lost.
Personally I've lost all faith in politics, and I think having faith in those guys for so long was misplaced anyway. I will work harder to evangelize my brothers and sisters and bring people to Christ. On he can cure the blindness that our country suffers from. I know He won't fail me. -
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Rob, you made a good point about being excited about these issues a long time ago. But guess what? We ( Conservatives ) were excited long ago about the issues of today. We were vilified by the Marxist Democrat Party and their Propaganda Media as "Right Wing Fanatics", "Anti-Woman", "Against Poor People" and now "Homophobic" So, how and why did we get here?? Liberals!! The Liberals of both Marxist Democrat Party and the RINO Republicans like the Rockefeller 's and Arnold Schwarzenegger created a majority in both houses to legislate "Women's Rights" which was all about Birth Control, Abortion and anti-Family. Sadly, we suffered then as now the scourge of "Liberal" Bishops and priests who walked in lock step with the Liberals with the justification of "Social Justice". These Liberal Bishops then as now will tell you and me that they are NOT SINGLE ISSUE guys to justify why they are not addressing the Abortion and Gay Marriage issues. We can change the politicians if only we Catholics will vote out those politicians who voted for the HHS Mandate and who support Obama and his opposition to DOMA. We Catholics need to pray rosaries to God to change the Bishops and priests.
1 year ago
vance, this is the enevitable circumstance of allowing all of these things to go unchecked for so long. When you have contraceptions available at every grocery store in the country, it's no suprise that by and large people just don't care about this issue. The time to get excited about this was long, long ago. I will agree there are broader implications to this mandate, but rest assured on this one issue of contraception, the general public just doesn't care. Guess we will have to stay tuned to what the courts have to say on this.
One thing I am certain of, highly unlikely that if old Mitt won the election, he would have done anything. The opposition loves to rail about everything the other party is for, but at the end of the day, they do nothing. They have been perfectly willing to sit by and allow these things to continue for decades. Maybe their dislike of Obama is different, but it will be interesting to see what happens when (or if) the GOP wins again what exactly they will DO versus all the talk. Our national GOP leaders are a very different breed than the state guys. Too many perks to mess things up by actually taking political risks. -
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I love and admire Archbishop Chaput, but I'm kind of sick of being told to "wake up" and stop being a "church mouse" and start being a "saint." I need some real, practical, This-Is-What-You-DO advise. Tell me what to DO, not what NOT to do! I don't have a column online or a radio show or people following me listening to my all-wise-and-powerful-Catholic-wisdom. Am I just supposed to randomly start spouting off at work about the injustice and stupidity of the culture? Yeah, that's going to be attractive for the cause and win souls for the Lord.
I'm not saying that I'm "trying the best I can", because I know I'm not, but there seems to be a lot of people out there accusing Catholics of failure and the basic reality is WE"RE SCARED AND DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO. I would like someone to offer some actual help, instead of criticism. -
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Rob, "The culture is slipping away has nothing to do with Obama"??? What are HHS and the Gay Marriage push all about? Yes we've had abortion, homosexuality, drug use, etc before Obama arrived but he exacerbated these errors ten fold. For the first time in our nation's history our church is under siege by the government. Come August the Catholic Church better start providing birth control and abortions or face the consequences. Your guy did this not Bush.
1 year ago
Bob and Rafaelmarie....to your comment I would say so what? If the culture wasn't demanding those awful things we wouldn't have them. But because 1 billion catholics strong have the evangelical zeal of a church mouse, we are letting this culture slip away from us....and it has nothing to do with Obama. Obama, the dems etc is just a cop out.
1 year ago
Rafaelmarie, I agree completely with your comment about Obama receiving 60% of the Catholic vote. What that poll doesn't show is the percentage of that 60% who are in Communion with the Church through at least Sunday Mass attendance and receiving the Body and Blood of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I would guess that probably 5% of the total of Catholic voters were regular Church attendees. How can someone who is Catholic Christian, or other Christian groups vote for a party such as the democrats, who in my humble opinion, are God-less. This can be seen by the DNC convention when Obama was nominated. It took them, the DNC, 3 voice votes to have God included in their platform. When you add this to the list of their causes, homosexual marriage, contraception, abortion, euthanasia and human cloning, it's apparent that they, the democrats, are truly a God-less political party.
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Lions Newswire
In our December issue, you'll learn how International President Sid Scruggs helped celebrate World Sight Day in Japan, about our 2011 Lions Day with the UN events in New York City – and Nairobi, Kenya – and more. Read on for the latest Lions Clubs International news and information.
President's Service Blog: Lions World Sight Day in Japan
Every year in October, we celebrate Lions World Sight Day by sponsoring an international event that focuses on preventing blindness and preserving sight. International President Sid Scruggs traveled to Osaka, Japan to celebrate this year's event on October 7-8, 2010. During the festivities, Lions from District 335-B sponsored several activities, including outreach events at the Nippon Lighthouse for the Blind and inaugurating a new feature for visually impaired visitors at a local zoo. Read the President's Service Blog for a behind-the-scenes look at this inspiring event.
2011 Lions Day with the UN in New York and Nairobi
The 33rd annual Lions Day with the UN (LDUN) will take place on March 18, 2011 in New York City. The event will feature an appearance by International President Scruggs, Past International President Wroblewski, UN ambassadors/speakers and the International Peace Poster Contest award ceremony. This year, we will also have a satellite event in Kenya hosted by First Vice President Wing-Kun Tam, and featuring Lions work aligned with UN agencies in Nairobi. Visit the LDUN Web page for more information.
"Engaging Our Youth" Campaign Results
During the Engaging Our Youth Global Service Action Campaign in August, Lions organized projects youth can relate to – and encouraged their input in the planning process. We're pleased to report that more than 850 Lions clubs in 60 countries took part in this campaign to mobilize youth to help their communities. We received reports of more than 1,200 projects, totaling more than 87,000 Lion service hours that gave local youth a chance to learn valuable life skills while emphasizing the role of service. Learn more information about our Global Service Action Campaigns.
Register to Attend International Convention in Seattle
Step into "The World of the Lions Clubs International Convention" and enter a place of fellowship and fun when we meet in Seattle, Washington, USA from July 4-8, 2011 for our 94th convention. While in Seattle, visit the Boeing plant, Pike Place Market, wine country or take a cruise around Puget Sound. Exciting journeys to Canada and Alaska also await. Learn more about these and other tours. Sign up by December 31 to take advantage of the early-bird discount and affordable hotel rooms near the convention center. Register to attend international convention today!
New Club Branch Officer Structure
The Club Branch program offers individuals who see a need to help their community, but have less than 20 members, the chance to form a club branch with five or more members. On July 1, 2010, the Lions Clubs International Board of Directors approved an officer structure to help prepare club branches to convert to traditional Lions clubs. The new structure allows club branches to elect a president, secretary and treasurer. For more information, contact the Membership Programs and New Clubs Marketing Department.
Watch LQ video magazine to see how Lions turn trash into a fashion statement.
Lions Clubs International Blog
Read our blog to get news updates from Lions Clubs International during the month.
Service Activity Report
Learn about the new and improved service activity report.
International Contest
Enter your Newsletter, Trading Pin, Banner or Web Site today.
Environmental Photo Contest
Submit Multiple District photo entries by March 1, 2010.
Calendar of Events
Review upcoming Lions events your club can promote locally.
Lions Eye Bank Week
Celebrate the valuable sight-saving services Lions eye banks provide.


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Green Tea is celebrated as the original tea in China with its heritage dating back 5000 years. Processing involves 4 steps: picking, steaming, rolling, and roasting. We then use a natural decaffeination process that uses nothing but Carbon Dioxide and water to leach caffeine from the tea.
This blend combines the flavour of Chinese Green Tea with Organic Lemongrass. For a lemony summer treat try it on ice with a touch of sugar.


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Family Friendly Tour and Day Pass
These special guided 40-minute tours of Thomas Jefferson's house are designed especially for families with children ages 5 to 11. Featuring hands-on opportunities, these tours provide a glimpse of life at Monticello and highlight Jefferson's accomplishments and wide-ranging interests.
Included in the Family Friendly Day Pass:
Guided Tours
- Guided Tour of Monticello
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
Guidelines for Family Friendly Tours
Please arrive at Monticello at least 35 minutes prior to your scheduled tour time. This will enable you to park, receive your tickets, and ride the shuttle bus to the mountaintop.
The time listed on your reservation and tickets is the time that you are to be at the East Walk, the area directly in front of Monticello where the house tour groups are formed. Visitors are admitted to the house according to the times printed on their tickets. Except in rare cases, visitors can expect to begin their house tour within 10 minutes.
Please note that if you should arrive late for your reserved time, you will be assigned the next available time slot. On some days, this could mean a significant wait or, in the event all time slots are filled, issuance of a grounds ticket (no house tour).
Reservations and tickets are valid only on the date specified. There will be no refunds unless the tour is canceled by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation.
Other Guidelines
- Bags and Backpacks. No bags or backpacks exceeding 11" by 15" by 6" are allowed beyond the Shuttle Station.
- In the House. Eating, drinking, chewing gum, and using tobacco products are prohibited in the house. Cell phones and other electronic devices must be turned off. Still photography, filming, and video recording are prohibited. Visitors are urged not to touch or lean on walls or furnishings.
- On the Grounds. The West Lawn is open to visitors. Otherwise, visitors are asked to keep to the designated paths and trails while on the grounds.
- Photography. Still photography, filming, and video recording for personal use are permitted on the grounds of Monticello. No photography of any kind is allowed inside the house. Learn more »
- Pets. Pets are allowed on the grounds if leashed. Pets (excluding certified service dogs) are not allowed in any buildings or on the shuttle buses. Visitors bringing pets are required to clean up after them.
- Smoking. Monticello is a smoke-free site.
- Visiting with Kids. Parents with toddlers are encouraged to use small strollers when touring the house. Parents of active or restless young children may be asked to take turns touring the house, as a courtesy to other visitors.
On what must have been one of the hottest days of the summer, my family group toured with Marie yesterday. Our 4-yr-old was captivated by her presentation and our 2-yr-old even started listening before the tour was finished. Three generations of our family (including a visiting great-aunt & uncle) came away feeling that both our time and money had been well spent. Great job! We all left a little damp from perspiration but the smiles were even warmer than the weather. Thank you.
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We did this tour yesterday with Margaret. She was great! Kids had a great experience, which is impressive when you can slow 4 and 8 year old boys down long enough to learn. Mom & Dad had fun and learned something too!
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I couldn't agree more with Liz's comment below. We hear time and again what a wonderful experience families have on these tours.
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Speaking as a tour guide at Monticello, these Family Friendly Tours are so much fun. I have had multi-generations on tours! I still can't decide if the kids like it best or their parents or their grandparents! This is a very interactive tour packed with information for kids and for adults. There is something for everyone! The kids leave with a memento of their visit to Monticello. The adults leave with a very, very, sweet family memory…priceless!
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Welcome to the start of a new high school football season in East Central Alabama and to the inaugural blog for yours truly. My goal for this space is to provide a little more commentary on high school sports in Talladega and St. Clair counties, more than we are able to print in The Daily Home.

While I'll have plenty to say about high school football, I certainly don't want to leave out the other sports happening during the fall, such as volleyball. Since Talladega is home to Talladega College, you'll find my thoughts on all the sports offered there as well.

Anyone who read my columns in the Daily Home when I first started at the company four years ago knows I have a passion for NASCAR racing. That passion has waned some in the past few years, but I'll try to throw in a little commentary on that sport from time to time.

If you're interested in high school sports in Talladega and St. Clair, check back often for my thoughts on the teams we cover (Alabama School for the Deaf, Fayetteville, Ragland, Talladega County Central, Victory Christian, Winterboro, B.B. Comer, Central-Coosa, Childersburg, Lincoln, Munford, Sylacauga, Talladega and Pell City).

My colleague on the DH sports desk, LaVonte Young, has also started a blog and will be posting his thoughts on many of the same things. We don't always agree on things (like which teams in our area will make the playoffs) so be sure to check out his postings as well.

If all goes according to plan (and really, it rarely does) I'll post on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week.

Check back later today for my best guess of which of the local teams will make the high school football playoffs this season.

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Letters to the Editor
September 2006
Reader Values Her Privacy
The article on the New York registry for diabetics ("What Value Do You Place on Your Privacy?", June 2006) really scared me.
That is such a horrible invasion of privacy! One more giant step for Big Brother and a World Government where the old and frail will be killed to make more space and money for the elite!
I am a 66-year-old type 2 on an insulin pump (by my choice) and test 12 to 15 times per day—or more. So does my daughter who has had type 1 for 38 years. Neither of us shows any signs of complications. It can be done. The New York registry is not a solution—it is a crime!
I appreciate this information being printed.
Jacqueline Miller
via Internet
Living With Diabetes Is a Team Process
No, I do not have diabetes, but my fiancé does. It has been a challenge for both him and me to deal with the effects of this disease.
My fiancé has not always taken care of himself, like other members of his family with diabetes, which drove me bonkers. He would eat whatever he wanted and rarely exercised. He was not on any medication, which caused his blood sugar to eventually skyrocket to the insanely high number of 500 mg/dl. This was the point where my head began to spin. I couldn't understand why he didn't want to take care of himself. Did he not care enough about himself or even our future? Questions would run rampant through my mind never finding the answers they were looking for.
After months of battling with him, I felt like the only thing I could do was let go. I knew it was up to him, not me, to monitor and manage his diabetes. Like a drug addict, my fiancé had to admit he had a health problem that needed to be cared for before anything would help.
One day earlier this spring, I mentioned a free diabetes class that was going to start meeting. I thought, why even bother telling him about it. To my surprise, he signed up and asked me to go. We started our class in April and learned some much needed information. Leaving our class one evening, he asked me, "Why did you come with me?" My response was simple: "We're a team. When I said 'yes' when you asked me to marry you, I accepted all of you, for sickness and health. Doing this together is going to be a lot easier than you doing it alone."
We completed our class, and he slowly became more aware of his diabetes and began making changes. With the knowledge we gained the changing of habits has begun. He now plays golf weekly, plays racquet ball, and when I am lucky he goes for walks with me. He eats better with the occasional downfall.
Being with someone with diabetes is challenging but is not the end of the world. By following the basic principles of diet and exercise, I found I have more energy, less stress and have lost a little weight myself. The most important thing about living with diabetes is to stay positive.
Brittany Watson
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Lipoic Acid and Cinnamon Pills Did Wonders
I have a friend with diabetes, and his endocrinologist tried different drugs—most with no effect.
Then, about a month ago, my friend went to GNC and purchased lipoic acid and cinnamon pills. In less than a month's time, his blood sugar dropped from 300 to under 100. So far, he has been able to keep his blood sugar at normal levels with proper diet, cinnamon pills and lipoic acid.
Meanwhile, the endocrinologist is outraged, dismissing this "natural" treatment, and insisting that my friend continue with his prescription drugs.
I think that any diabetes publication needs to report as much as possible about things like cinnamon and lipoic acid. People need to be aware of all of the alternatives, and not just prescription drugs. That's why I was happy to see your article on lipoic acid.
Jim Guenthner
via Internet
Editor's note: Thanks, Jim. Diabetes Health has and will continue to cover the benefits (or risks) of taking vitamins, supplements and other alternative forms of therapy, despite the occasional recommendation that we not do so.
Poll Results
Q: Are you happy with your physical fitness level?
- I need to lose weight and get in shape = 45%
- Yes, I exercise three or more times a week = 35%
- Me? Exercise? You're kidding, right? = 20%
Categories: Blood Sugar, Diabetes, Diabetes, Insulin, Insulin Pumps, Letters to the Editor, Losing weight, Type 2 Issues


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Our Instructors
Together our training team has countless years of experience, innumerable hours of study and many hours of dog-related conference attendance under their collective belt. Our instructors are expected to continue to upgrade their knowledge of dog training and behaviour through attendance at workshops, seminars and conferences and also by attending in-house training sessions provided by CBS Inc. Each member of the team has a genuine interest in helping dogs and their guardians. Our goal is to achieve good citizens on both ends of the lead.
Debra Millikan
Deb's dog training experience spans more than 35 years. She has successfully competed with her dogs in obedience trials and conformation shows gaining Australian Championships and various obedience and endurance titles with them. In the late 1970s she established Kelver Kanine Dog Obedience School and became an obedience judge in the early 1990s. However, there was something missing in what she was doing. Whilst living overseas in the late 1990s, Deb discovered positive training. She read widely and watched positive training working in the UK and Europe. The thought of training without coercion was what re-ignited her interest in dog training. On returning to Australia, Deb undertook the Delta Canine Good Citizen™ Instructor's Course (Certificate IV in Dog Behavioural Training) in 2003 and has since completed a Diploma in Animal Behavior Science and Technology and a Diploma in Dog Training and Behavior Consulting (both with distinction). These diplomas were gained through the Companion Animal Sciences Institute (CASI), Canada. Deb has recently gained (with distinction) the internationally recognised, UK based, Competency Assessment Programme, CAP 2 qualification. For more information about this program please go to www.learningaboutdogs.com/html/certification.html . In late 2011 she became a Canine Life and Social Skills Evaluator through the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (USA), which allows her to carry out evaluations for the BA, MA and PhD qualifications dogs can gain through their work at Canine Behavioural School. Debra is a Professional Animal Behaviour Consultant with the Association of Animal Behaviour Professionals (AABP) and a member of both the Australian and US Associations of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT). She has been appointed to the Advisory Board of CASI, Chairs the Ethics Committee of the AABP and is also part of that Association's Membership Examination Committee. Deb has written articles for various journals and magazines including the peer reviewed Journal of Applied Companion Animal Behavior, the New Zealand Kennel Gazette, Dog World, the Canine News, Dog Blog n Cat Chat and Pet Lifestyle Magazine. Deb has been a speaker at workshops and seminars both nationally and internationally. Deb's current studies include a Cert IV in Training and Assessment and she is shortly to undertake a Diploma in Feline Behaviour Science and Technology. Deb shares her life with a very tolerant husband, Arnold and Bruno the 9 year old Brussels Griffon who has gained his Delta Canine Good Citizen™ Award and Mace, the 9 month old Bouvier des Flandres puppy who is growing larger by the day. |
Sharon Crichton
Sharon first become interested in positive reinforcement when she wanted to ensure her Dalmatian puppy Jasper would be well behaved. It was important to her that she could train Jasper without doing any harm. The use of positive reinforcement training was so successful Jasper was doing tricks and agility from a young age. If ever Sharon needed confirmation about that positive rewards training brings results her second Dalmatian Pippa proved how powerful this method can be. Pippa is a 'special needs' dog who suffers from anxiety related aggression. By the age of 7mths one vet recommended Pippa be euthanased. Sharon refused to give up of this beautiful intelligent Dalmation and with the help of a Behavioural Vet she has made amazing progress. So significant has her progress been that in January 2012 Pippa was the first dog in Australian to receive her BA title through C.L.A.S.S. (Canine Life and Social Skills program www.mydoghasclass.com/ ). Sharon has a range of qualifications including her CAP2 (Distinction) which is an internationally recognized UK based competency program (additional information can be found at www.learningaboutdogs.com/html/certification.html ). Sharon is currently completely her Cert IV in Companion Animal Services with Delta Society Australia. Sharon is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers and has left the corporate world to run a dog training and behaviour business called Positive Dog Training. |
Susanne Eckert
Susanne had the fortune to be "blessed' with a very difficult and somewhat complex female Rottweiler. Mila forced Susanne to research alternative methods of training as traditional, punishment-based techniques were escalating Mila's fear based "aggressive" responses both to people and other dogs. This resulted in a pilgrimage which began with the Rottweiler Club of SA where she instructed and, out of necessity developed a special interest in training and rehabilitating difficult/reactive dogs. Susanne is employed in the scientific area of medical pathology. She is a Delta Society Australia-accredited Canine Good Citizen Instructor, holds a Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services, and is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers Australia and is a Professional Member of the Delta Professional Dog Trainers Association. Together with Bodil Schou-Hansen, Susanne runs weekly Puppy Pre-School at Stephen Terrace Veterinary Clinic, and teaches at CBS on Monday nights. Her passion is helping owners understand and manage reactive dogs. Susanne assist Vicki Burton with her reactive dog classes on Saturday mornings at Unity Park Pooraka, and helps owners through private consultations. Susanne has 2 Rotten-weilers, Piper and Gunter. Dogs have always shared Susanne's life but one difficult dog has changed her whole approach to how she now relates to dogs and most importantly understanding their mental needs and concerns, and to help and guide pet parents to better and more humane methods of interacting with their very best friends. Mila has now passed away and Susanne's legacy to Mila is to continue to help dogs to the best of her ability and thereby hold onto her precious memory. To quote "Dogs are not our whole life but they make our life whole". |
Petra Edwards
Petra first became involved in the dog training industry at the age of 12 as an assistant instructor, when her mum, Mim Edwards, began Adelaide Pet Dog Training (now owned by Bodil Schou-Hansen, another CBS Instructor). At 15 Petra began volunteering at the Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute Club which is now CBS Inc. She is heavily involved in both playing and coaching various levels at the East Torrens Payneham Lacrosse Club and more recently Sturt Lacrosse Club. Petra has just begun a Bachelor of Science (Animal Behaviour) at Flinders University and is absolutely loving learning about the evolution of behaviour of all animals, not just our canine counterparts. She has also commenced work on attaining her CAP 1 and 2 qualifications under the guidance of Deb Millikan, and has just recently passed her Canine Good Citizen Award test with her 11 year old Labrador X English Pointer – Riven. Monday nights at CBS Inc always provide a learning curve for Petra due to the diverse range of dogs and guardians in classes and the individual backgrounds and experience that each of the assistants and instructors at CBS Inc has to offer. Particularly, she enjoys working with more difficult and independent dogs, dogs that have trouble focusing in class due to reactivity, anxiety or excitement and dogs with a drive for agility and tricks training. Petra's goal is to be able to work with exotic animals in a behavioural training and consulting capacity. She is always looking to further her knowledge and experience in the field by attending conferences particularly those provided by the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, reading the huge range of books available, practicing training skills on her dogs at home, and continuing to work with the other instructors and assistants at CBS Inc and Adelaide Pet Dog Training. There is always something to learn! Regretfully, Petra has taken some time off from CBS in 2012 due to her ever increasing commitments to lacrosse, which now involve training for the Australian team touring in 2013 (which she is super excited about!) Petra will be back as soon as her lacrosse workload quietens down – watch this space. |
Bodil Schou-Hansen
In addition to volunteering at CBS, Bodil is the owner of Adelaide Pet Dog Training which offers reward based training courses at a range of venues in South Australia. She is a qualified Delta Society Australia-accredited Canine Good Citizen™ Instructor, is a Professional Member of the Delta Professional Dog Trainers Association, holds a Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services and is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers Australia and the Association of Animal Behaviour Professionals. She has gained (with distinction) the internationally recognised, UK based, Competency Assessment Programme, CAP 1& 2 qualification. She has had a great passion for dogs all her life which led her to obtain her dog training qualifications and has and continues to attend many local and interstate seminars, workshops and lectures to ensure continued learning and adherence to current best practice methods. Bodil runs Puppy Pre-School at Stephen Terrace Veterinary Clinic and Adelaide Hills Animal Hospital with fellow CBS volunteers, Susanne Eckert and Debra Millikan. In addition to instructing at CBS Inc and at Adelaide Pet Dog Training, Bodil also provides volunteer services to the Animal Welfare League and the RSPCA. Bodil lives with her two furry family members, Ming, a 12 year old Chow Chow and Coco, a nine year old Dogue de Bordeaux (French mastiff). Sadly her other Chow Chow, Chiang (pictured in the photo) has since passed away. She is totally committed to providing relevant positive training for guardians of companion dogs to ensure good and happy citizens at both ends of the lead. |
Laura Brady
Laura grew up with lots of pets and has always loved animals. After adopting her second dog from a shelter, a miniature poodle named Harvey she discovered he had some behavioural issues that he needed help to work through. This led to her researching the best ways to help him and ultimately to her desire to become a dog trainer to help other dogs and their human friends. Laura has been a school teacher for twelve years and has postgraduate qualifications in Special Education. She is currently completing the final block of the Delta CGC™ Instructors' Course (Cert IV in Companion Animal Services) assignments. |
Sarah Esau
Sarah has always had a love for animals. She grew up with lots of pets including dogs, cats, horses, mice, turtles, guinea pigs and rabbits. Having no experience with any official dog training methods, Sarah was first introduced to reward based training by Bev Clark at the Norwood Veterinary Clinic's puppy school with her Pug/Cavalier cross, Portia. Sarah's animal family now includes Portia the Pug X, a Devon Rex cat, a Burmese cat, three chickens and an Australian Bulldog, Hef, who joined the family in January 2009. After noticing some aggressive tendencies in Hef, Sarah promptly enrolled him into a puppy course at Adelaide Pet Dog Training and followed on with the Canine Companion Course. Hef's behaviour completely turned around as a result of this training and the knowledge Sarah gained of how to handle the situation if/when it arose grew. Whilst Sarah was at university she was also a volunteer at the RSPCA. She found positive training methods invaluable whilst working with the 'adoption' and 'prosecution' dogs. Sarah works as a solicitor and is interested in practicing in animal rights law in the future. |
Adam Warchol
Adam has been around dogs for most of his life and has found a natural affinity with them and loves the bond that humans and dogs can achieve. After spending 5 years working and travelling in the UK & Europe and living in a cramped apartment with a strict 'no pets' policy, a dog was one of the first things on his list after returning to Adelaide. 'Riga' a Hungarian Vizsla joined the family in 2009 followed by 'Lula' a German Short Haired Pointer in 2010. Adam joined CBS in 2009 as a student to ensure his dogs were well trained and joined the training team in late 2010 as an Assistant Instructor. His particular interest is in agility and he enjoys seeing both pet and guardian succeed in new challenges. He is also a member of the Hungarian Vizsla Club of SA. Adam is an accountant but sheds the brown cardigan image to pursue his other hobby of scuba diving with an aim to cage dive with Great White Sharks in Port Lincoln. He would love to move to the Adelaide Hills to give his dogs more space and hopefully a permanent swimming hole. He believes that exercise is a key ingredient to a great relationship with your dog. |
Dave Marriott
Dave was introduced to positive dog training soon after Maple Labrador came into his life. Maple was exuberant at first and is still as enthusiastic as ever. Dave has found training Maple a great way to have fun with a dog and it doesn't feel like work. He and Maple spend as much time as possible enjoying the outdoors – the beach on the weekend and watching the sun rise over the city from Mt. Osmond most mornings. When he's not training Maple, Dave works as an accountant. He lives with his wife Melanie and their three teenage children. Dave believes that positive training is a great training method as it has been so successful with his own dog. |
Liz Horton
Liz has been surrounded by a variety of pets since childhood but the dogs have always been her best friends. She is currently best friends with a Labrador X Retriever Bellatrix. All Harry Potter fans rest easy she says, 'my dog is nothing like the book's character!' Animal Behaviour and Enrichment is a subject that has developed into more than an interest for Liz, it has lead to a career spent interacting and enriching the lives of a variety of exotic animals in captivity. And, as a part of her university studies she travelled to Queensland to tag turtles and to Victoria to catch bats amongst other things. While Liz has enjoyed these adventures it became apparent to her that the rewards she received from one-on-one training with her own dogs enriched her! A weekend isn't complete without taking her dogs to the beach or the park to put into practice the training they have received so far. Liz's hobby is photography and recently she has begun to combine her interests by photographing canine behaviour when she is out exercising her dogs. People are interested when she explains what she is taking the photos for an Liz encourages all dog owners she meets to invest in quality training for their pets. Working as an Assistant Trainer at Canine Behavioural School has given Liz a great appreciation for the positive reward system and she hopes to be able to apply these skills to her interactions with all animals. |
Sarah Holman
Sarah has always been surrounded by animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens and ducks and from a very young age wanted to work with animals. Sarah began by doing work experience and becoming an assistant with Adelaide Pet Dog Training in late 2009 and early 2010. After deciding to develop her knowledge and dog training skills further Sarah started assisting at CBS in late 2011. Sarah hopes to commence the Delta CGC Instructors' Course (Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services) in April 2012. Sarah adopted her first dog, Honey, a ridgeback, staffy, mastiff cross in 2010 when she was six months and her second, Montee, a kelpie, in early 2011 when he was 14 months. Montee had anxiety when faced with new objects, environments and dogs, which he has since mostly overcome and Sarah now has the skills to be able to manage this. Sarah is currently studying towards a Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) at Adelaide Uni. Sarah is looking forward to doing more training with CBS and Adelaide Pet Dog Training in 2012 and starting the Delta Course. Sarah would especially like to be able to help people understand their dogs' behaviour and help them to be able to form a strong bond with their pet. |
Wendy Wajer
Wendy has had dogs all her life since the age of 10 and since then has lived with 16 amazing canine friends; every one of them special. Over the last 20 years her journey has been to learn as much as she can about the animals in her care. 20 years ago she was rescuing and hand rearing birds and native animals, so she started veterinary nursing at a practice specialising in birds and natives, while studying for her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. Her next job was as a lecturer at the Veterinary and Applied Science Centre at the Gilles Plains TAFE campus, teaching from Certificate to Diploma level. Her personal interest was still in animal behaviour and she began teaching veterinary nurses how to develop training plans for their clients as well as how to design a good puppy pre-school using the most current methods. She is passionate about the good we can do to set up our canine companions for a confident and happy life and was overjoyed that she could ensure that new nurses had a sound knowledge of the importance of getting things right from the start. She has also taught the zoo keepers at Monarto and Adelaide zoo on animal ethology and behaviour modification programs for captive animals. She now runs her own business as a Canine Myofunctional Therapist and Groomer/Stylist as well as other pet care services. Wendy still considers herself as having so much to learn and the best way to do that is to be out on the oval with people and their dogs and her dog and she feels privileged that the CBS team have welcomed her aboard. |
Melissah Dietman
Melissah has always had a keen interest in obedience training ever since growing up with the family's Jack Russell. The back yard was often set up with an agility course and she enjoyed teaching the family pet new tricks. Melissah was also involved in horse riding for about 10 years. A few years after moving out of the family home she realised how much she missed the companionship of a dog and after much research and moving house to allow for a pet, Zoe the Miniature Schnauzer joined the family. Melissah was introduced to positive training through Puppy Pre-school held by Susanne Eckert and following this, commenced as a student with Canine Behavioural School in late 2010. In 2012 Melissah commenced as an aspiring instructor at CBS and enjoys helping others to see the benefits of positive training. |
Cathy Peek
Cathy has always been a huge animal lover and has been interested in canine behaviour for several years. This interest began with her first dog, Asha, with whom she had an amazing bond but who was fearful of children. Cathy has volunteered with the dogs and cats at the RSPCA, as well as with elephants in Thailand. She has a Bachelor of Behavioural Science and is currently studying with the Companion Animal Sciences Institute (CASI). Through this she is learning more every day about her very energetic, and still somewhat puzzling, one and a half year old dog, Cedar. After trying a local dog obedience group with Cedar, Cathy was disheartened with the training experience (big groups and no one-on-one assistance), but was fortunate to be invited to come and watch the CBS group and was very impressed by the professionalism, content and assistance offered in classes. With Cedar she has since completed the Bronze and Bronze Upskill classes and is proud of how far along they have both come already. She looks forward to helping others do the same. |
Sam Catford
Sam's journey along the yellow brick road of dog training began over a decade ago in 1999, when she adopted 'Rupert' a 3-month-old Lab X from an animal shelter. As Rupert matured it became evident he had significant behavioural problems including fear aggression towards people and other dogs. After exploring traditional training methods (as that was all that was available in her area) Sam knew there had to be a more humane way to help Rupert. A colleague gave Sam the name of a positive trainer and after one in-home consultation it was obvious she had found what she had been looking for. Within a couple of weeks the positive change in Rupert's behaviour was significant and as a result his bond with Sam became stronger. The trainer who changed Rupert and Sam's lives was Vicki Burton a Delta Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Instructor. From that day Sam's goal was to eventually complete the Delta CGC course and to help other guardians develop a deeper relationship with their canine companions built on a foundation of mutual trust and respect. In 2003, Sam started working with the Animal Welfare League (AWL) as Development Officer. Sam completed her Certificate IV in Dog Behavioural Training (Canine Good Citizen) in 2004 and is a Professional Member of the Delta Professional Dog Trainers Association. Since leaving the AWL in 2007, Sam has been an Instructor with Adelaide Pet Dog Training and has been part of the volunteer team at the Canine Behavioural School since Feb 2009. Sam is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT), Delta Professional Dog Trainer's Association (DPDTA) and the Association of Animal Behavior Professionals (AABP). Sam has also volunteered at the Hahndorf Interim Animal Shelter since 1999, as a dog walker and has fostered and re-homed many abandoned dogs. To ensure her knowledge of dog behaviour and training methods remains current Sam attends workshops and seminars by international and national experts in the field. Sam currently works full time with Greening Australia as Communications Manager and is 'owned' by 'Benson' a Standard Dachshund adopted from the AWL in 2005. Sadly Rupert passed away in May 2008. Motivated by his memory Sam is committed to help improve the lives of our canine companions by educating their guardians about their dogs behaviour and how to incorporate humane and enjoyable training methods into their everyday life. |
Bev Clark
Bev is a lawyer by day and dog trainer by night. She is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers Australia and is a Delta Society Australia-accredited Canine Good Citizen Instructor and is a Professional Member of the Delta Professional Dog Trainers Association. She has attended many local and interstate seminars, workshops and lectures. She is devoted to developing her knowledge in dog behaviour and training. Having commenced training dogs almost 30 years ago and competing in Obedience and Agility trials, she has, more recently developed a passionate interest in training pet dogs. Bev runs Puppy Pre-School at Derek McNair's Veterinary Surgery each Wednesday evening and in addition to instructing at CBS Inc, where she is also the President, she instructs on a part time basis at Adelaide Pet Dog Training. Bev's dog interests currently include trick training, good manners training, tracking, herding and when time permits she would like to resume Agility and Trialling with her own dog. She has dabbled in Freestyle dancing, after attending a weekend workshop with the world famous Carolyn Scott, but sadly lacks the showmanship to pursue that activity herself! Bev is also a volunteer for the Delta Dog Safe program, which entails visiting schools in South Australia and teaching children about dog safety. Bev lives with her husband Robert and two teenage boys Lucas and Nicholas, her furry kids Cooper the Border Collie and Jesse the aged Sheltie, two Devon Rex cats, as well as tree frogs and fish. Bev is devoted to providing relevant positive training to pet dogs. She firmly believes that aversive methods have no place in dog training and looks forward to the day when all training clubs and schools abandon the use of choke collars, prong collars and correction-based training. Similarly she hopes that the day will soon arrive when such outdated equipment, as well as electronic collars, citronella spray collars and other such cruel and misguided devices are no longer available for purchase anywhere! |
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Dear Coaches,
The 2014 MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase was very successful, exciting and one of the largest attended in the history of the event. The process for determining opponents for each game produced the competition for which it was designed: 16 games were decided by one goal including 8 games that went into overtime shoot-outs. Over 10,000 fans and 85+ scouts (professional, junior and/or college level) were in attendance. Approximately 36-40 teams will be selected to compete in the 2015 MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase which will be held over the three days.
The dates for the 2015 MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase are Thursday, February 12th, Friday, February 13th and Saturday, February 14th. The MIHL, the City of Trenton and Trenton Public Schools will co-host the Showcase at the Kennedy Ice Arena in Trenton, Michigan.
The main objective of the MIHL is to maintain the reputation of the Prep Hockey Showcase as the premier high school hockey event in Michigan, outside of the MHSAA state tournament. However, this success comes with challenges and the main challenge for the 2015 MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase is to establish an equitable method and process for the selection of participating teams. The ten (10) members of the MIHL are automatic selections. This leaves 26-30 openings and presently there are many more teams that have expressed interest in playing in the MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase next year.
The MIHL instituted the following selection process:
1. All teams must file a formal application to participate in the 2015 MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase. The application and instructions appear at the end of this letter. This application must be received by the MIHL by no later than April 12, 2014.
2. The MIHL Selection Committee will evaluate the applications and select a field of teams for the 2015 MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase by April 30, 2014. Teams not selected will also be notified.
3. The games schedules and opponents for each team will be assigned in the second week of January, 2015.
5. If you participated in past Showcases and are not interested in applying for the 2015 MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase, please advise us at once. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Todd Johnson at: email@example.com .
It is not a perfect process, but it is an attempt by the MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase Selection Committee to maintain the integrity and mission of the MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase – that is, to have the best teams and the most skilled players showcase their abilities and talents in a two game competitive atmosphere. If your team is not selected to participate in the 2015 MIHL Prep Hockey Showcase, it does not preclude your team from being selected for future Showcases – the field is expected to change annually.
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The Zoo is located in Griffith Park where the Ventura Freeway (134) intersects with the Golden State Freeway (I-5).
"Families, friends, and children of all ages are invited to come to the Zoo in costume this weekend," explains Bill Matlock, Calif. State Executive "We'll be located across from the Pumpkin Patch in the Zoo. It's safe fun for kids, and Farmers agents, district managers and employees will be there to hand out treats and take souvenir family photos."
WHAT: | "Boo At The L.A. Zoo," Halloween party for families friends and children of all ages with free souvenir photos from Farmers Insurance Admission is $13 for adults and $8 for children ages 2 to 12. This event is free with paid Zoo admission.; | |
WHEN: | Saturday October 24 and Sunday October 25—10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday October 31 and Sunday November 1—10 a.m. to 5 p.m |
WHERE: | Los Angeles City Zoo, Griffith Park (I-134 at I-5) |


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Wengui Yan of Arkansas, and Weiqiang Zhang of Manhattan, Kansas, are charged with conspiracy to steal trade secrets.
Yan's detention hearing is set to begin Friday in Little Rock. Zhang has a hearing set for Tuesday in Kansas.
Prosecutors say Zhang worked as an agricultural seed breeder and Yan as a research geneticist.
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VirusBarrier Server gets update from Intego
Intego has announced VirusBarrier Server 3, an updated defense in the never-ending battle against viruses and malware. This latest offering from Intego comes a few months after the release of its VirusBarrier X6. The server edition of the software it is based on the same set of robust threat-detection protocols. A Mac running as a server gets comprehensive protection against all varieties of Mac OS, Windows, and Linux malware.
The MacBundles offers 'Build Your Own Bundle' option
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Intego releases VirusBarrier X6 Dual Protection
Intego has released VirusBarrier X6 Dual Protection, which offers all the features of its X6 product for both Mac and Windows operating systems running on the same machine.
iCalShare relaunched with even more calendars
iCalShare has been relaunched, and is even easier to use. The site provides more than 3,500 free calendars in 40 categories. The new search tool and interface are both improved in the latest incarnation.
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A new consumer survey from ChangeWave shows that four in ten people who are thinking about buying an e-book reader are planning to get Apple's iPad.
MacHeist, The Mac Sale offer new software bundles
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MobileMe exec leaves Apple for Thumbplay
MobileMe director Pablo Calamera has departed Apple for the position of Chief Technology Officer at music and ringtone site Thumbplay.
Report gives Apple top honors for reliability
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Organic Cleanser
Healthy skin starts with a clean face; use an organic cleanser to rid your face of oil, dirt, dead skin, pollutants and makeup residue. Organic cleansing unclogs clogged pores and helps prevents breakouts, acne and other skin conditions. Use your cleanser at least twice a day; it is best to use it every time you come home from outside.
Organic Toner
The second best organic skincare product is an organic toner. The toner further cleanses your skin, removing impurities that the cleanser could not remove while also making your skin smoother. It will revitalize your complexion and reduce the appearance of pores, making your skin look younger. An organic toner is applied using a cotton ball which preferably should be organic too. After applying toner, wait for it to dry on your skin before moving on to moisturizing.
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Organic Exfoliator
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