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When the Sabres gave most of their players off Sunday morning in advance of their game against the Boston Bruins, Thomas Vanek took full advantage to check in on the culmination of a career dream.
After asking his Twitter followers for a link to a Web stream, Vanek called up the broadcast of Austria's 3-2 overtime loss to Germany in an Olympic qualifier tournament in Berlin. Never has a loss been more meaningful: Even with the result, Vanek's homeland has qualified for the Sochi Games next February.
"It's huge, just huge," Vanek said this week while in Ottawa with the Sabres. "I saw when I went over there," during the NHL lockout "how the game is growing. The effort the guys put into this to get to Sochi will really raise awareness that hockey exists in Austria. It's tremendous. With the money they'll get from going to the Olympics, the hope is that the Austrian federation will put it to the right places and get even bigger."
The Austrians simply needed to avoid a regulation loss to qualify after already posting wins over Italy and Netherlands in the tourney and the result eliminated archrival Germany. It was a stunning setback for the Germans, who had qualified for every Olympics save for bans in 1920, 1924 and 1948 due to the two world wars.
Austria has not qualified for the Olympics since finishing 12th in Salt Lake City in 2002 (when Vanek was an 18-year-old playing for Sioux Falls in the USHL). It hasn't had a top-10 finish since ending eighth in Calgary in 1988.
So this is a rare chance for Vanek, the most decorated player in Austrian hockey history, to get on the world stage. Is he playing? Do you have to ask?
"For sure. As long as I make the team," Vanek said with a laugh. "I would love to play and represent Austria. I don't know what it's going to be like. We're going to have to wait and see. I can't really imagine. I would be tremendously honored and excited to represent Austria."
The question of whether NHL players will compete in Sochi was not determined by the league's new collective bargaining agreement. In fact, meetings are set to begin today in New York with the NHL, the International Olympic Committee, the International Ice Hockey Federation and the NHL Players' Association to determine logistics for next year.
It's generally accepted that the NHL will have its players participate but the league wants more opportunities to have access to its players and content for platforms like NHL.com and NHLPA.com. The IOC has had airtight control in the past and the league wants a more liberal approach.
Vanek continues to lead NHL players in scoring with 23 points (South Buffalo native Patrick Kane of Chicago entered Wednesday second with 20). Vanek has an NHL-high 11 goals, one ahead of San Jose's Patrick Marleau. Vanek has, however, gone pointless in the last two games, his first such stretch this season.
Austria's pool in Sochi will include Canada, Finland and Norway. (The United States is with Slovenia, Russia and Slovakia). Vanek is expected to join Michael Grabner of the New York Islanders and Carolina's Andreas Nodl on the Austrian team.
After the game on his Twitter account (@T_Vanek26), Vanek tweeted "Congrats to #TeamAustria! Unbelievable! I'm sooo proud of the guys! #ProudAustrian"
"It was really nerve-wracking," Vanek said. "The Olympics are something everyone dreams about as a kid. At least I did. Growing up, the Olympics are such a big deal. To get a chance to be there is a dream come true. I felt like a little kid again watching the game."
While Sabres fans have come to be thrilled with Vanek's performance on a nightly basis, it's easy for them to forget how big the star winger is in his homeland.
Vanek left Austria for North America at 14 in 1998. He was named Austrian Sportsman of the Year in 2007 after his 43-goal season for the Sabres, a huge honor normally reserved for the country's famed skiers. No hockey player had ever been so honored.
Daily updates of his results with the Sabres are displayed on the website of the Austrian federation and Buffalo games are routinely broadcast back to Austria after midnight.
Austrian journalist Christian Schleifer has worked with Vanek for many years on his website and supervising a Facebook page (which doubled in likes during Vanek's first week playing in Austria in November). He also co-authored Vanek's 2009 book "Das Spiel Meines Lebens" (The Game of My Life). It was published in German and became No. 1 on German Amazon.com upon its release.
"Having the national team at the Olympics is very important for Austria because we usually don't get a lot of teams in any sport to Olympics," Schleifer wrote in an email to The News Wednesday from Vienna. "People are already drooling over a team sporting Vanek, Grabner and Nodl. … People know that just one victory at the Olympics would be kind of a miracle, but everybody's looking forward to the match-up with Canada."
"You really got a taste of how much it's Vanek Nation over there," said Sabres defenseman Tyler Myers, who played against Vanek in the Austrian league in November. "He's the man, the star player. I'm sure he's going to get even bigger now with what's happened at the start of this season here."
Schleifer said the influx of NHL players during the lockout was a huge benefit to Austrian youth hockey because of the skill the players exhibited. And Vanek's decision to play for his hometown team in Graz was a seminal moment for the Austrian league.
"Thomas' time in Graz was fantastic — for him, the fans and the sport in general," Schleifer wrote. "Hockey was suddenly exposed to a much bigger audience. Tickets for games against Graz sold out in a matter of one or two days. Graz themselves had consecutive sellouts for a month in God knows how long. During an autograph session at a very big local sports store, Vanek's autograph cards," 1,000 pieces, "were gone in a matter of an hour and people were still queuing out the store and onto the parking lot. The first batch of his Graz jersey also sold out before the delivery even reached the club."
Vanek has told anyone who has asked in recent weeks how much he felt his 11 games back home helped him reconnect with his sport and improved his outlook returning to the NHL.
"If you play the game for so long, you can lose the focus of what the game really is," Vanek said. "Yeah, we get paid well. Is it our job? Yeah. But at the same time, I left at 14 to chase a dream. That's to make the NHL and win a Stanley Cup. Sometimes you lose sight of what got you there. I'm very proud of where I came from."
The Sabres were off Wednesday and return to practice this morning in First Niagara Center.
Also qualifying last weekend for Sochi were Slovenia and Latvia – which is coached by former Sabres boss Ted Nolan.
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"Why does everyone think I'm the homo gay?"
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when something is more gay than gay. thus, makes it homo gay.
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A term (noun or adjective) to describe someone who too closely follows the 'gay stereotype.'
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Randolph tailback Jordan Dowiasz rushed for 214 yards and a pair of touchdowns in a 21-0 upset win over Maple Grove in the Section VI Class D championship game Friday night at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
The Cardinals shocked the No. 1 Class D team in the state thanks to a strong game from Dowiasz and a big performance by their defense, which shut out a Red Dragons team that averaged 30.6 points through their first nine games. Randolph (8-2) avenged a 27-14 road loss to Maple Grove (9-1) on Sept. 14 in capturing its first Class D title since 2009.
"Words can't even express how I feel right now," said Dowiasz, a senior. "It felt like it was our day to come out here and win."
Dowiasz played a big role in making that happen before an estimated crowd of 1,000. Dowiasz rushed 22 times and had touchdowns of 37 and 55 yards, his first making the score 14-0 midway through the second quarter when he found the right sideline on a fourth-and-3 play.
"I was thinking get the first down and keep the drive going," Dowiasz said. "Once I saw the end zone I said 'I'm going. There's no stopping me right now.' "
The senior's longer score came with 7:49 left in the fourth quarter after Lucas Brown intercepted Maple Grove's Aaron Germain.
"That was the final nail in the coffin," Dowiasz said.
Randolph opened the scoring with 39 seconds left in the first quarter on a spectacular touchdown catch that capped a nine-play, 58-yard drive, set up by junior linebacker Cody Oldro's fumble recovery.
Cardinals quarterback Mitchell Maycock threw to the end zone on second and goal from the 6. The ball was initially intercepted by Germain, but a big hit from Nick Hettenbaugh knocked the ball away and into the waiting arms of his cousin, Randolph's Nathan Beaver.
"I thought it was a for sure interception," Beaver said, "But [Hettenbaugh] came out of nowhere and made a great play and the ball bounced right in my hands."
Beaver, on his back in the end zone, lifted his hands in the air as the Cardinals' faithful howled their approval of the circus score.
"It's about time we got a break," Randolph coach Pat Slater said. "That was great to get some confidence and say 'You know what, we can win this game.' "
The Cardinals did that by rushing for 294 of their 321 yards. Chris Doubek rushed 13 times for 44 yards.
Randolph held the Red Dragons to 202 yards. Hettenbaugh finished with six tackles to lead the all-around team effort on the defensive side of the ball. Bryce Morrison added five tackles, while Beaver had a sack.
Maple Grove coach Curt Fischer said the Cardinals didn't change much from their first meeting. They just got the bounces on Friday.
"It's like the first team that makes a big play ends up winning the game," said Fischer, who also coaches basketball at Maple Grove. "But what are you going to do? The sun's going to come up tomorrow and we'll play basketball now."
Randolph moves on to play the Section V champion in the Far West Regionals at 5 p.m. Friday at All High Stadium. The Cardinals have won two state titles, the last one coming during the 2009 season.


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Good morning, everyone! Tom Kinslow here to bring you up to speed with another day's NBA trade buzz.
With the Carmelo Anthony saga behind us, it's time to focus on the rest of the league, as the trade market is starting to heat up after the big deal that sent Anthony to New York. It's clear that the Melo deal was the one that jump-started the market and got us going.
As we go around the league, we'll be talking about players like Caron Butler, whose name has been floated around in trade rumors.
There's plenty to talk about as we come off of the All-Star break and the deadline gets closer and closer.
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The apartment is located in Berlin's trendy quarter, Prenzlauer Berg, where you can find many popular bars and cafes. You can visit superbly artistic boutiques and unique shops, or stroll around the Mauerpark's famous flea market. Or just absorb and enjoy the unique Berlin flair.
The area around Kollwitzplatz is a focal point of Berlin's famous nightlife. Nighthawks will surely enjoy the Kulturbrauerei and the trendy nightclubs "Kesselhaus", "Soda" and many more.
The U-Bahn (Metro) lines U2 and U8 and several tram lines provide an excellent connection to district Mitte. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes to reach the major sights, including Alexanderplatz, the Museum Island and Hackescher Markt.
The circle-lines S41 (clockwise) and S42 (counter-clockwise) connect the district with the neighboring districts of Wedding and Friedrichshain. Friedrichshain is also accessible via the S-Bahn lines S2, S8 and S9, as well as by several tram lines.
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Quiet and cosy apartment near "Helmi" - just like what we wanted and expected to the price althoug a new showercurtain could have been nice
We really enjoyed our stay. The apartment is nice, in a great neighborhood, near the transports. However wifi would have been nice. But we will be back anyway.
The appartment was ideally placed, half an hour walking to Brandenburger Tor, 250m to Planetarium and all commodities (public transport, shops, restaurants...)
It was a comfortable and big room, a well equipped kitchen and a clean bathroom.
Nearby there was a courtyard with summer furniture, but we travelled in October, so we didn´t use it. For the dog we could find green space at 100m away, at Helmholtzplatz, or at Planetarium( very much grass). We enjoyed our staying very much, booking and key transmitting were perfect. It´s not ideal to go there by car, parking in front of the house was 1€ per hour, Sundays for free, but hard to find a free one. We parked for free at 20 min. walking, Ostseestr.26, from Prenzlauer Alee to the right side. But for the luggage loading we parked Saturday evening in front of the house. All in one, it was a nice journey!
Eve's flat is situated in the middle of Prenzlau, with very nice cafes and restaurants round the corner. It is very quiet though with windows facing the back garden. The flat is clean and conveniently furbished and it didn't lack anything. Thank you for the exellent accommodation and the easy communication!!! Tanja and Tobiaswith LUNA
We were very pleased with the accommodations. The location is convenient to Berlin / Prenzlauer Berg know something. The key handover went well.
Wir waren mit der Unterkunft sehr zufrieden. Die Lage ist günstig um Berlin/ Prenzlauerberg etwas kennenzulernen. Die Schlüsselübergabe hat gut geklappt.
Thank you for a nice and quiet little appartment, with all you need. We will for sure be back.
The apartment is located in the coolest neighborhood in Berlin. Everything you could dream of is in within walking distance. The apartment had everything that you could expect.
I've would recommend this apartment to everyone traveling to Berlin
The apartment is super nice on helmholtz space, is to sleep well, nice breakfast cafe around the corner, nice restaurants and very good fast connections to the middle. all reachable on foot, culture and flea markets and a very uncomplicated Landlady, thanks, we'll be back.
die wohnung liegt super schön am helmholtzplatz, ist ruhig zum schlafen, nette frühstückscafes um die ecke, schöne restaurants und sehr gute schnelle verbindungen zur mitte.
alles zu fuß erreichbar, kultur und flohmärkte und eine ganz unkomplizierte vermieterin, danke, wir kommen wieder.
ok, clean Spartan pity that there is no internet connection or wifi, although if I do the search on your site based on structures with wifi, see this apartment, for me this was really a limit to fully enjoy this structure.
tutto ok, pulito spartano peccato che non ci sia la connessione ad internet o il wifi, sebbene se faccio la ricerca sul vostro sito in base alle strutture con wifi, compare questo appartamento, per me questo è stato davvero un limite per godere a pieno questa struttura.
everything as I commented, delighted, good location, the apartment cute, neat, clean, the only minor complaint that has no elevator, and is fourth, but worth it, in fact, back at Berlin because I loved it and probably rent the same apartment, money, perfect. ten
todo tal como me lo comentaron, encantada, situacion buena,el apartamento una monada,cuidado,limpio,la unica pequeña pega que no tiene ascensor,y es un cuarto,pero merece la pena,de hecho volvere a berlin porque me encanto,y probablemente, alquile el mismo apartamento,calidad precio,perfecto. un diez
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The legendary talk show host filed papers Wednesday in Los Angeles court to end his marriage to Shawn Southwick King, who filed her own divorce papers the same day.
King's spokesperson Howard Rubenstein, tells PEOPLE, "His major concern is the welfare of his children, and beyond that he's not going to comment about the divorce."
King's attorney Dennis Wasser tells PEOPLE his client "would like to do [these proceedings] amicably."
In his divorce filing, the TV host is seeking shared custody of their two sons, Cannon, 9, and Chance, 11. He lists the couple's separation date as April 13 and is also asking the court to deny his wife any spousal support. Southwick King, a singer and infomercial host, is seeking sole custody of the kids with visitation for King, plus spousal support.
Rumors surfaced that the reason for the couple's split was an alleged affair between King and his wife's sister, Shannon Engemann. However, Engemann told Access Hollywood on Wednesday, "[I] never had an affair [with him], and "I am not the reason for this."
King, 76, and Southwick King, 50, wed in 1997. In addition to their two children, she has an older son, Danny, 28, from a previous marriage. The CNN host has previously been married six times. Southwick was married three times before.
TMZ.com first reported the divorce.
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I've hunted rivers since I started duck hunting and this year I joined a club adjacent to the rivers and I have a question about use of different species of decoys.
Obviously, I'll have a spread of puddle ducks and Canadian floaters, the club has killed an occasional diver being right near the river and only a handful of specks.
Would you guys put a half dozen diver decoys to get some different colors out there? Half dozen specks floaters just past the canadians? Or Just stick with the puddle duck decoys?
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If it was me, I would not put out any diver decoys -- unless you are really hoping to shoot some divers. I would, however, put out at least a single speck decoy on the edge of your spread, just for the day when you have a group give you a look.
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Ringnecks and Redheads are common visitors in flooded fields. Also, a duck can see the black and white decoy bobbing in the water from a lot further out than it can see a mallard. If I'm hunting a spot where divers aren't too prominant, I'll tie a few onto my jerk string, and when I see birds way off, I'll make a huge ruckus, and really try to get that black and white flashing to try and grab their attention.
If you put divers out, I wouldn't put out anymore than a dozen, and I'd put them out seperate from you're puddlers. Run a jerk string through your landing zone, between the divers and puddlers, and tie a couple of each species on it, and give it a shot.
I agree with John on the Specks. You can occasionally pull down a few specks with only a couple decoys, as long as you know how to call. Thats a big key to speck hunting.
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You know how almost every spread you see looks the same and ducks seem to wise up to them pretty quick. Why not try a spread with a bunch of divers in it. If you can have a natural looking spread that doesn't look like a photo copy of everyone else's than go for it. We don't shoot a lot of divers but we always have divers in our spreads to diversify it from everyone else.
I'm all for having a menagerie of different decoy species in my spread. It's not uncommon for us to have mallards, pintail, ringnecks, redheads, buffleheads, and canada geese all in the same spread. It's paid off more times than it has failed.
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Celebrity chef Andrew Zimmern travels the globe tasting exotic fare like rare goat testicles and snake ice cream on his show Bizarre Foods. Now he's taking a break from that to enjoy some very traditional food – pizza! – while honoring our country's veterans.
He's whipped up two pizza recipes – the Artichoke Bianco and the Greek Isles – that UNO Chicago Grill is currently offering on their takeout menu. Ten percent of each sale will support Services for the UnderServed (SUS), a non-profit organization that offers aid to veterans.
"I hope we can raise enough money for SUS to continue to broaden their outreach and impact their capacity to meet the needs of those who serve," Zimmern – who recently joined the SUS board – says.
Can't get to an UNO's? Try making Zimmern's artichoke bianco pizza at home.
Artichoke Bianco Pizza
Makes one 15-inch pizza
1½ lbs. store-bought pizza dough, defrosted if frozen
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 tablespoons diced onion
¾ cup artichoke hearts (drained if canned or defrosted and drained if frozen), thinly sliced
2 cups chopped baby spinach
4 ounces (½ cup) cream cheese, softened
¼ cup sour cream
½ cup shredded parmesan cheese, divided
2 tablespoons grated romano cheese
3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil, divided
½ teaspoon garlic powder
¼ teaspoon kosher salt
¼ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons semolina flour
1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
1. Position oven rack on lowest setting, place a pizza stone on rack. Preheat oven to 450°F. Remove pizza dough from refrigerator and allow to come to room temperature.
2. Heat olive oil in a medium skillet over medium heat.
3. Add onions and cook, stirring occasionally, until translucent, 5-6 minutes.
4. Add artichokes, spinach and 2 tablespoons basil and cook until spinach is wilted, 1-2 minutes. Transfer to a large bowl. Add cream cheese, sour cream, ¼ cup parmesan, romano, 2 tablespoons basil, garlic powder, salt and pepper and stir until fully incorporated.
5. Sprinkle semolina on a pizza peel and stretch dough into a 15-inch circle. Scatter 1 cup artichoke mixture evenly over pizza), then top with mozzarella and remaining parmesan.
6. Bake 12-15 minutes, until crust is golden.
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After nearly eight years of legal wrangling, the East Liverpool City lawsuit against the Buckeye Water District has finally been resolved.
Originally the courts ordered BWD to pay East Liverpool $9.5 million after the water district quit purchasing water from East Liverpool in 2005 despite a contract signed in 1994 agreeing to buy the city's water for another 20 years.
An appeals court later reduced the award to $4.8 million. On Thursday, the city agreed to accept $6.2 million from BWD as final settlement.
A verbal agreement was reached last April that would have paid East Liverpool $5.9 million to settle the lawsuit. But, after the BWD came up with the money, the city changed its mind, saying it wanted another $600,000 to $700,000 in interest.
Prior to the start of Thursday's hearing, Judge Ashley Pike gave the attorneys another chance to resolve the dispute through negotiations, and they agreed to give it a try one more time. Later that day, after meeting behind closed doors, attorneys returned with an agreement in which, the BWD agreed to:
-Pay East Liverpool a total of $6.2 million - the $4.8 million judgment, plus $1.4 million in interest. The additional $300,000 will come from BWD funds that had been frozen by the court pending the outcome of the lawsuit.
-Pay East Liverpool an additional $350,000, plus interest, should the U.S. Department of Agriculture file a lawsuit laying claim to any of the BWD funds used in the settlement.
The best news is BWD Director Al DeAngelis said the BWD can pay the settlement without having to raise water rates for its customers. The BWD is putting up $3.6 million of its own funds, plus $1.1 million received from leasing property for shale gas development and $1.5 million loaned the BWD by county commissioners.
As Judge Pike said, "... I think the public is more than ready for this thing to be settled." We think so, too, and we hope this is the last installment in this saga.


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An average of 700,000 litres of water per second plunge across a width of 150 metres and 23 metres into the depths. This is a record - there is no other waterfall in Europe bigger than the Rheinfall. This is experienced in a most impressive way on a boat trip through the Rheinfall basin, of which the highlight is the climb up the famous rock in the midst of the thundering mass of water.
The ViaRhenana's fourth stage starts in Schaffhausen and leads for 14 comfortable kilometres along to Rheinau in barely 4 hours. Make sure you stay long enough to go sightseeing in the medieval historic city centre with its 171 oriel windows. They are amongst the most beautiful to be found in the country. The historic city centre is dominated by the Munot Fortress, a landmark towering above the city.
Then along the vineyard of Flurlingen to the filigree Rhine bridge from 1857 and on the banks of Neuhausen to Rheinfall. The Rheinufer Trail to Rheinau starts below Castle Wörth. Definitely worth a visit here is the monastery island with its impressive buildings and beautiful setting.
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Jamboree: Lights, camera, action, Idols!
Who would have guessed that Hollywood would be part of this year's Jamboree theme in Burbank, California? This year, we are "Lights, Camera, ANCESTORS! Spotlight on Family History."
The event's regular attendees expect social media guru Thomas MacEntee's bling, and the geneabloggers' New Orleans-style beads and ribbons, but having the American Idol Top 10 in our hotel - in addition to auditions for another popular music show - is a great way to add life to a genealogy conference.
Sitting at the unofficial bloggers table with a famous geneablogger, Daniel Horowitz and Mark Olsen pulled up the American Idol 2012 website for a photo of the finalists.
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Tuesday, September 10, 2013
For the second straight week, the Swamp Foxes fizzled out in the end.
Ashley Ridge dropped to 0-2 on the season with a 45-26 loss to Wando Friday in Mt. Pleasant. The Swamp Foxes only trailed by 7 points entering the half, but allowed the Warriors to strike quickly in the third quarter to cushion their lead.
"We found ourselves down by a touchdown at the half—which was the same scenario against Goose Creek," Ashley Ridge coach Kenny Walker said. "We have not played well in the second half. I feel we still have a decent football team but it is going to take a complete effort from start to finish if we plan on winning some games."
Ashley Ridge completed 14 of 24 pass attempts for 142 yards and two touchdowns and had some big runs. But Wando rolled off approximately 500 yards of offense.
Kenny Waring served as the Warriors' catalyst, rushing for 236 yards and three touchdowns. The junior running back now has six TDs on the young season.
The Warriors (2-1) jumped out to a 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter on a 63-yard touchdown scamper by Waring. Wando then intercepted a pass to set up his second TD run.
Ashley Ridge didn't fold, though. After the Swamp Foxes' Tyler Garland and Wando's Kevin Brown exchanged one-yard touchdown runs, Garland scored on a 40-yard run to close the margin to 20-13 with 3:15 left before halftime.
However, Wando broke the game open with consecutive touchdowns to open the third quarter. Waring capped a 14-play, 79-yard opening drive with a 1-yard touchdown run, and Dalton Stubbs followed with a one-yard keeper for a score.
Ashley Ridge had two touchdown passes in the second half. Chandler Avenel threw a 44-yard TD pass to Dashaun Santiago and David Turner completed a 6-yard TD pass to Brandon Brown.
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The FDA yesterday approved Brintellix (vortioxetine) for adults with major depressive disorder. The drug, which was co-developed by Takeda Pharmaceutical and H. Lundbeck, is expected to reach the market by year's end.
Brintellix is an inhibitor of serotonin (5-HT) reuptake, as well as an agonist at 5-HT1A receptors, a partial agonist at 5-HT1B receptors, and an antagonist at 5-HT3, 5-HT1D, and 5-HT7 receptors. Brintellix is considered the first and only compound with that combination of pharmacodynamic activity, though the companies added that contribution of each of these activities to Brintellix's antidepressant effect has not been established.
That did not stop investigators from establishing the efficacy and safety of Brintellix across a global clinical trial program that included six positive six- to eight-week studies—one of them a dedicated study in elderly patients—that demonstrated statistically significant improvements in overall symptoms of depression. The improvements were measured by the Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD-24) total score in two short-term studies, including the elderly study, and the Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS) total score in the other studies.
The clinical trial program included a positive 24–64-week, long-term maintenance study in which Brintellix treatment resulted in a statistically significant longer time to recurrence of depressive episodes compared to placebo. Studies evaluated for safety included more than 4,700 patients aged 18 to 88 years.
The most common side-effects reported by participants taking Brintellix in clinical trials included nausea, constipation, and vomiting.
Brintellix will be available in 5 mg, 10 mg, 15 mg, and 20 mg tablets. The World Health Organization has issued a new Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) code for Brintellix to be implemented in 2014.
As with other antidepressant drugs, Brintellix will have a boxed warning and a medication guide alerting patients and healthcare professionals that antidepressants can increase the risk of suicidal thoughts and behavior in children, adolescents, and young adults ages 18 to 24 during initial treatment. However, Brintellix itself has not been evaluated for use in pediatric patients.
Brintellix was discovered by Lundbeck researchers in Copenhagen, with Lundbeck and Takeda jointly conducting the drug's clinical trial program in the United States. Takeda holds the new drug application for the U.S. market under license from Lundbeck.
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As a reality star and a businesswoman, Tamra Barney has to work to make time for her family.
"It's hard. It's really hard," the Real Housewives of Orange County star told PEOPLE at The Smurfs 2 premiere in Westwood, Calif., on Sunday. "My schedule is a little hectic but there [are] compromises to be made."
Life has been a whirlwind lately for Barney, who opened C.U.T. Fitness studio five months ago and married Eddie Judge in an extravagant wedding this June.
"I thought because we had lived together [before we were married] that it wasn't going to be any different but it is," she said. "It is just so much more meaningful. It is amazing."
In between her new business, filming Real Housewives and Tamara's O.C. Wedding and her new hubby, Barney also is making sure to find time for the three children she shares with ex-husband Simon Barney.
"I try not to take away from my time with my kids," said Barney, who brought her children along to Sunday's kid-friendly premiere. "I try and schedule things that I have to do work-wise on the days [Simon] has the children."
But finding time to spend with her new husband is proving to be a little easier.
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CHS Inc. awards National FFA Foundation's National Teach Ag Campaign largest single financial contribution
CHS Inc. awards National FFA Foundation's National Teach Ag Campaign largest single financial contribution
Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota-headquartered CHS Inc. (Nasdaq: CHSCP) has made the largest financial contribution ever to a special campaign focused on raising awareness for the need for more agricultural teachers in U.S. high schools.
CHS, the nation's leading farmer-owned cooperative, has allocated $104,300 for the National Teach Ag Campaign, an initiative to bring attention to the need for more agricultural educators in the U.S. The campaign provides resources for those who wish to help promote the profession of agricultural education and for those interested in pursuing a career in agricultural education.
Led by the National Association of Agricultural Educators, the campaign is sponsored by CHS Foundation, Landmark and Delmar Cengage Learning as a special project of the National FFA Foundation.
"The gift that CHS has provided for the National Teach Ag Campaign is the largest received from any donor since the campaign's inception in 2010," said National FFA Foundation executive director Rob Cooper. "We are extremely grateful that CHS chose to support FFA programs and initiatives that help agriculture teachers."
The CHS Foundation is the major giving entity of CHS Inc. As a part of the CHS stewardship focus, CHS Foundation is committed to investing in the future of rural America, agriculture and cooperative business through education and leadership development.
"Developing the next generation of agriculturists and supporting the important work of agricultural educators is very important to the farmers, ranchers and local cooperatives who own CHS," said William Nelson, president of CHS Foundation and vice president of CHS Corporate Citizenship. "We are pleased to demonstrate this commitment by increasing our support to the National FFA Foundation and the National Association of Agricultural Educators' Teach Ag Ed Campaign."
CHS is a silver sponsor of FFA for 2012. The company has also pledged $145,700 to support FFA initiatives, including proficiencies, career development events, the annual Washington Leadership Conference and post-secondary agricultural education endeavors.
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Prof. Joshua is Head of Clinical and Laboratory Haematology at Sydney Cancer Centre, Head of Sydney South Western Area Health Service Haematology, the Alan Ng Professor in Medicine at University of Sydney, and the Director of the Institute of Hematology, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. He is the chairman of the SSWAHS Blood Transfusion committee and a member of the CEC Blood Watch program. He is chairman of the Blood Clinical and Scientific Advisory Committee (BCSAC) of the NSW Department of Health, as well as Chairman of the National ARCBS Ethics committee.
Prof. Joshua received his BS, BSC, MB, and PhD degrees from the University of Sydney and the University of Oxford. He is a fellow of The Royal Australasian College of Physicians and the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia.
Prof. Joshua is a scientific advisor and member of the International Myeloma Foundation, the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, and is secretary of the International Myeloma Society. He serves on the editorial board of numerous journals.
Prof. Joshua has a long-standing interest in both basic and clinical research in myeloma and has been supported by the National Health and Medical Research Council, International Myeloma Foundation, NSW State Cancer Council, Cancer Institute of NSW, the University of Sydney Cancer Research Fund, MMRF, and the Sydney Foundation for Medical Research.
He has held sabbatical appointments as a visiting scholar at the University of Birmingham and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.


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September 17, 2013
Lots of choices of health insurance policies, along with plenty of competition to hold prices down and quality up, would be part of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama and his supporters......
Yeah and guess who is whining because they might be FORCED in congress to also have the same non care that's in Obamacare as the rest of us will be forced into? DEMOCRATS that's who.
TOday Democrat brain dead and senile Harry Reid is whining about the conservatives writing a bill that ALL congress should be on Obamacare too if the people are going to be forced. You see DEMOCRATS think they are BETTER than you and me and they think they deserve the BEST while YOU get the worst of everything. They get all the $$$ and YOU get food stamps and welfare and clothing vouchers. But the catch is; you must allow THEM to herd you around like the cattle you obviously try to be. THIS is what YOU sold yourselves for. Enjoy dems.
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Obama's Socialism is a guarantee of equality.
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Obama loves the poor so much he created millions more.
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Insurance companies do not want to offer people in West Virginia health insurance because we have such poor health. We rank right at the bottom in almost very area. Heart disease and being obese are major problems. I suspect that Mississippi has the same problem. Why would any company want to insure people who are not healthy as a group.
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Bowden........where do you get that info at? Because the largest insurance carrier for medical in WV is Blue Cross Blue Shield and they have NO problem selling you insurance. Do you liberals just spout whatever comes into those maladjusted brains of yours? Pfft. Laughing at the stupidity. TONS of insurance is sold in WV. But hey....liberals........they won't GIVE it to you for FREE.
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TruthSeeker-- The information I used was the information in the article "Obamacare may set up a monopoly" It stated that Highmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield of WV was the only company planning to participate in the government health exchange.
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There are 256,000 West Virginians who do not have health insurance. I heard a man make the following statement. "I am against Obama care because it will make it harder for me to get a doctors appointment because more people will have health insurance like me" All the first world nations have some type of health insurance for their citizens. I have experienced the health care systems in Germany, Japan and Australia. None of them is perfect but our current system is not perfect. Insurance companies to limit the amount of health care you can get. At least the new law will make it possible for people to get insurance when they have pre existing conditions.
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BOwden...........there's HUNDREDS of PRIVATE insurance companies that have ALWAYS offered (KEY WORD "OFFERED") for libs who think that means FREE---it does NOT but they've ALWAYS OFFERED INSURANCE. What you don't 'get' is that YOU must CALL them and PAY FOR IT! DUH!
Problem with liberals is they've NEVER had to do anything for themselves and they don't know where to start or what to do.
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Stephen Fry believes that if one can speak and read English, one can write poetry. In The Ode Less Travelled, he invites readers to discover the delights of writing poetry for pleasure and provides the tools and confidence to get started. Through enjoyable exercises, witty insights, and simple step-by-step advice, Fry introduces the concepts of Metre, Rhyme, Form, Diction, and Poetics.
Most of us have never been taught to read or write poetry, and so it can seem mysterious and intimidating. But Fry, a wonderfully competent, engaging teacher and a writer of poetry himself, sets out to correct this problem by explaining the various elements of poetry in simple terms, without condescension. Fry?s method works, and his enthusiasm is contagious as he explores different forms of poetry: the haiku, the ballad, the villanelle, and the sonnet, among many others. Along the way, he introduces us to poets we?ve heard of but never read. The Ode Less Travelled is not just the survey course you never took in college, it?s a lively celebration of poetry that makes even the most reluctant reader want to pick up a pencil and give it a try.
ùBrad Leithauser, The Wall Street Journal
Fry is "spot on in his assessment of the allusion-packed, overcooked, dead-on-arrival poems that are often passed of as high literature these days. …While the comic relief is mostly welcome, Mr. Fry truly shines when ardently defending and explicating the virtues of form … The Ode Less Travelled is something more than a solid and engaging how-to book. 'Verse is one of our last stands against the instant and the infantile,' Mr. Fry writes in the introduction, and this book is his impassioned, worthy contribution to the cause."
ùClaudia La Rocco, The New York Times
"The Ode Less Travelled is at once idiosyncratic and thoroughly traditional– it's filled with quips, quirks and various Fry-isms, yet still manages to be a smart, comprehensive guide to prosody. … The key to the book's success is its tone, which is joking, occasionally fussy, sometimes distractingly cute, but always approachable. This book works because it gives us a strong perspective without sounding pinched or dogmatic."
ùDavid Orr, The New York Times Book Review
"Of all the poetry guides you're likely to read, this one's probably the most entertainingly written and downright useful. The book is full of technical terms– spondee, enjambment, trochee– but these are explained so clearly that we very quickly can use them as though we've been doing so all of our lives. The book is an education not only in the mechanics of poetry, but also in its history. An, naturally, it's full to bursting with the author's delightfully impish wit … Fry's legion of fans will get an enormous kick out of it, and English Lit students will learn more from this one book than they will from a stack of more traditional textbooks."
ùDavid Pitt, Booklist
A "delightfully erudite, charming and soundly pedagogical guide to poetic form … Fry himself pens intentionally vapid and yet entertaining poems that demonstrate each form's rules and patterning, and ends each lesson with wittily devised exercises for readers. … Fry has created an invaluable and highly enjoyable reference book on poetic form, which deserves to achieve widespread academic adoption, despite or even because of its saucy and Anglocentric tone."
ùPublishers Weekly
Table of Contents
How to Read this Book. Three Golden Rules
1. Metre
How We Speak. Meet Metre. The Great Iamb. The Iambic Pentameter. Poetry Exercises 1 & 2
II. End-stopping, Enjambment and Caesura. Poetry Exercise 3. Weak Endings, Trochaic and Pyrhhic Substitutions. Substitutions. Poetry Exercise 4
III. More Metres: Four Beats to the Line. Mixed Feet. Poetry Exercise 5
IV. Ternary Feet: The Dactyl, The Molossus and Tribrach, The Amphibrach, The Amphimacer, Quaternary Feet. Poetry Exercise 6
V. Anglo-Saxon Attitudes. Poetry Exercise 7. Sprung Rhythm.
VI. Syllabic Verse. Poetry Exercises 8 & 9: Coleridge's 'Lesson for a Boy'.
Table of Metric Feet
2. Rhyme
I. The Basic Categories of Rhyme. Partial Rhymes. Feminine and Triple Rhymes. Rich Rhyme.
II. Rhyming Arrangements.
III. Good and Bad Rhyme? A Thought Experiment. Rhyming Practice and Rhyming Dictionaries. Poetry Exercise 10
Rhyme Categories
3. Form
I. The Stanza. What is Form and Why Bother with It?
II. Stanzaic Variations. Open Forms: Terza Rima, The Quatrain, The Rubai, Rhyme Royal, Ottava Rima, Spenserian Stanza. Adopting and Adapting. Poetry Exercise 11
III. The Ballad. Poetry Exerdise 12
IV. Heroic Verse. Poetry Exercise 13
V. The Ode: Sapphic, Pindaric, Horatian, The Lyric Ode, Anacreontics.
VI. Closed Forms: the Villanelle. Poetry Exercise 14. The Sestina. Poetry Exercise 15. The Pantoum, The Ballade.
VII. More Closed Forms: Rondeau, Rondeau Redoublé, Rondel, Roundel, Rondelet, Roundelay, Triolet, Kyrielle. Poetry Exercise 16
VIII. Comic Verse: Cento, The Clerihew. The Limerick. Reflections on Comic and Impolite Verse. Light Verse. Parody. Poetry Exercise 17
IX. Exotic Forms: Haiku, Senryu, Tanka. Ghazal. Luc Bat. Tanaga. Poetry Exercise 18
X. The Sonnet: Petrarchan and Shakespearean. Curtal and caudate sonnets. Sonnet Variations and Romantic Duels. Poetry Exercise 19
XI. Shaped Verse. Pattern Poems. Silly, Silly Forms. Acrostics. Poetry Exercise 20
4. Diction and Poetics Today
I. The Whale. The Cat and the Act. Madeline. Diction. Being Alert to Language.
II. Poetic Vices. Ten Habits of Successful Poets that They Don't Teach You at Harvard Poetry School, or Chicken Verse for the Soul Is from Mars but You Are What You Read in Just Seven Days or Your Money Back. Getting Noticed. Poetry Today. Goodbye.
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Hydrolysed Whey Protein is a whey protein that has had some of its amino acid peptide bonds broken enzymatically into shorter chains of aminos which can lead to an enhanced absorption in the stomach. The Hydrolysed Whey Protein is produced by a controlled enzyme treatment of whey protein which is mild and is carefully monitored, leaving the essential amino acids intact and retaining the high quality of protein.
This has a high protein content per serving (25.5g) and will contribute to the growth and maintenance of lean muscle mass. Due to the protein being pre-digested it will have a slight bitter taste.
This is ideal for anyone looking for a fast releasing protein supplement to help increase daily protein consumption.
Please note that the labelling on this product is provided in English as a minimum. French, Italian, German, Spanish, Danish, Swedish and Finnish may also be present on a product by product basis.
Protein contributes to the growth & maintenance of muscle mass, so to reap the benefits of this product we recommend adding 1 large scoop (30g) to 150-250ml of water or milk in a Myprotein shaker 30 minutes before and/or after your workout. Alternatively consume any time of day to increase your daily protein intake.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. This product is intended to be used alongside an active lifestyle and a balanced diet. Not suitable for vegetarians.
For allergens, see ingredients in bold. May also contain gluten and egg.
Unflavoured: Whey Protein Hydrolysate (Milk) (81%), Emulsifier (Soy Lecithin)
Serving Size - 1 Scoop (30g)
Servings Per Container - 33 (1kg)
|Per 100g
|Per Serving
|1588 kJ/375 kcal
|476 kJ/113 kcal
|4.7 g
|1.4 g
|of which saturates
|1.6 g
|0.5 g
|3.2 g
|1 g
|of which sugars
|3.2 g
|1 g
|80 g
|24 g
|1.5 g
|0.45 g
* Reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ/2000 kcal)
The nutritional information is based on the Unflavoured version, when choosing an alternative flavour the nutritional values may vary by up to 10%
Where reviews refer to foods or cosmetic products, results may vary from person to person. Customer reviews are independent and do not represent the views of The Hut Group.
(103 reviews)
This whey is the only one I purchase. Because of its technology. Taste gets better and better with time. No more any sucralose or something like that. Only unflavored. Goes Well With:Small amount of water. Blender
Great quality, financially good and easy to use.
Excellent taste combine with chocolate and fruits, the protein powder itself aromatic.
This product is OK however I prefer to use isolate as I feel it mixes better, tastes less bitter, and also has more % of pure protein. However this protuct is excellent for those who want to spend a bit more on a quality protein for fast absorption.Goes Well With:water
I buy this protein for my wife. She is very suspicious in general about supplements so it's a victory that she hasn't complained at all about side effects. No skin pops, no unwanted fat gain, nothing. I'll keep buying!Goes Well With:dry martini and olives. Just kidding, water is enough.
I bought this for my wife's aftertraining. She is usually picky with supplements and tastes, but approved the product. She says it tastes good and the effects are great. Now she wants to take only this whey.Goes Well With:Water. Not tried with milk/others, though.
I am very happy to have found this product! Very easy to digest and very high protein content, the taste is very smooth so it goes well with any other products, being non flavoured it's not a problem at all. The only thing I found a little bit difficult was to mix it. I was very concerned about buying protein by the internet because of the delivery but actually it was very quick, in two days it was in my door! I used to spend de double of the money before with other hidrolyzed protein in stores so I am really happy with the price, with the same amonth of money I can buy good quality protein for two months... and no problems to digest! I recomend.Goes Well With:Yogurt, blue berries...
This product is great, very easily digestable but has a taste problem: it has a taste of diairy product (disturbing taste) should be mixed with many ingredients to hide the taste.Goes Well With:-
Best results ever! The taste is the only lacking, but totally compensates if you consider that the taste is not bad in the end and the mass gain is the best of all whey range!Goes Well With:milk, water, vodka, you decide...
As of now it tastes great! Maybe an older version tasted worse? It tastes better than the corresponding unflavoured version of impact whey isolate, tastes better than Pepto Pro (tried 3 years ago). Very pure, very mixable, very digestible, zero lactose, very cheap, what do you want more?? This is the best protein ever!
This protein shake is pretty decent. I don't get much bloating with this shake, but still get lumps once I shake it. Annoyingly I was not sent a scoop, apparently this is quite common. Goes Well With:Water
Great buy, great value. Taste is awful with the unflavoured but its nothing that can't be fixed with a bit of coco and for the price and result. its a must!
Dont let the reviews on taste put you off. I'm really squimesh when it comes to bad tastes and smells but I actually really like the taste of this unflavoured. The first time you have it, it's weird but now I really enjoy it. Mixes with water effortlessly never had any lumps. Now find myself wanting more after I've finished my serving. Goes Well With:water
Excellent stuff. Tastes great and you don't feel bloated either. I not used it for long but when I have got to a 1 year usage on the stuff I will make another review telling if it works for me. But I love the stuff. It's the first protein shake I have ever used so I can't see myself using any other.
I've not had this product for long enough yet to judge its effectiveness but it is very easy to mix and creamy and pretty much tasteless; this makes it very useful to use as a supplement to other foods too. Add to all this, the fact that you can easily mix the required scoop and a half to no more than 150ml of water and you've got a very powder. Why people moan about the taste of a powder when it is drunk in such small quantities and for such a minuscule period of time in one's life I'll never know. And whoever said this tasted "bitter" is just plain lying. For me - results all the way; taste - unimportant. The icing on the cake is the price.So low that I am truly wondering whether this really IS hydrolysed protein? Hmmm!!!
Truly excellent product. I don't know why people are complaining about a bitter taste, it tastes great, even the unflavoured version. It mixes extremely well and hasn't caused any bloating whatsoever, finally. Well worth the more expensive cost over regular isolate for someone like me with lactose intolerance. Goes Well With:getting really big and strong
For an unflavoured protein it actually tastes pretty good. The quality is great as I never get any bloating or intolerance. Great lean protein and super fast absorbing :)
I just took delivery of some unflavoured hydro whey today, and some malto and cocopure. I mixed up a water-whey-malto shake for PWO. I don't know why people are complaining about the bitter taste. It doesn't taste bitter at all. Just like slightly chalky milk. With a little sugar and some cocoa powder, I think it's going to taste delicious!Goes Well With:Maltodextrin, water
I have tried numerous proteins and had various results and experiences. This wins over them all for the following reasons: results, ease of taking, price & how well it mixes. I have waited a couple weeks before posting this review so I could comment on results and after a fortnight I have definitely put on lean muscle mass(approx 2.5 lbs). I train hard and religiously and so can definitely tell when a difference is made and this is certainly to be attributed to this protein. I have always had an issue with every protein I've ever taken for how I feel afterwards generally bloated and nearly always gasey. I took this as just how it had to be for taking the extra protein. However, I can honestly say the hydrolysed whey gives none of these problems. It gets straight into the system and due to the further filtration this type of whey goes through over any other types it gets straight into your muscles and gives no discomfort. My last protein before this one was a well known and respected brand I bought from Holland and Barret that many national rugby union sides use and roughly worked out at twice the price of myproteins! I have also bought myproteins shaker that comes with the whisk ball and it mixes this whey up fine in 10 secs max of shaking. My recomendation - buy the 2.5kg bag of hydrolysed whey unflavoured. This gives the maximum amount of protein per shake and actually tastes fine though due to other reviews I bought some banana flavour drops and they do the job great. Goes Well With:Water and flavour drops if required.
Ok it doesn't taste amazing, but it's not that bad. Plus you're not using it for its taste, I look at it like a medicine, doesn't taste good but is good for you. Mixes brilliantly, I mix with water in a shaker. Since using have noticed considerable recovery in my muscles post workout. Feel no pains or aches which in turn means I can push myself next time :) Highly highly recommend this product. If you can't handle the taste then maybe you should take up knitting instead of working out :)Goes Well With:Water, hard work.
As a bodybuilding competitor i always look for the best in quality but also affordable. This poduct gives me exactly why my body needs after every intense workout..I mix it with all supplements in my shake (use supp. mostly without any flavor), add flavor and water.....what i get is a smooth mixture that tastes great, it`s easy on my stomach and diagest quickly!
Great for pre and post work out shakes. Unflavoured was never gonna taste amazing but flav drops sort that out. Mixes well and leaves no clumps. Overall excellent product.Goes Well With:Dextrose, flav drops
Hydrolysed whey.. tastes like sick! Partially digested by bacteria, in other words like gone off milk. You get used to it, but the first time is a bit of a shock. Its easily digestable, low fat, low carbs, low calories, high % protein, so the taste is the compromise. If your serious about your diet/nutrition why eat other whey that are suffed with flavourings and sugar, just to taste niceGoes Well With:man up and have as it is with water
I've never tried Hydrolysed Whey Protein on it's own so can't really comment on the taste but I put 1 scoop of this and 1 of flavoured impact whey in my post workout shake and tastes fine. No problems mixing.
Hydrolysed Whey Protein is ok.
Great product I don't understand why so many people are moaning about the taste?? Mix it with sugar free Ribena and you are sorted, once mixed it tastes much better than some of the flavoured whey proteins. If you are looking for a high quality Protein that is absorbed quickly then this product is perfect. Great for consumption within 30 mins of a workout. Whack it in the blender and down it job done!Goes Well With:Perfect with sugar free Ribena
I see a lot of comments about bad taste of this product. I didn't notice anything like that. I was in doubt after reading all the comments regarding taste but I am drinking my shake now and it tastes okay. I mixed it with milk and banana and it tastes like a generic milk shake, no difference at all. I also mixed it with kefir (eastern european dairy drink) - tastes good. But if you mix it with water or juice - a bit gross, but not more gross than mixing any other unflavored protein with water.Goes Well With:milk, kefir
Ok this is by far the worse thing I've ever tasted... its something else but I do think its good stuff and works as I do not have any pain after a workout and I see gains in muscle mass. All I do is pinch my nose and get it down me asap just like I do with a bottle of vodka... does the trick, will buy again even though the taste is so discusting.Goes Well With:Cordial
It tastes fine (slightly bitter) and easy to digest, no bloating and wind anymore. I never drink it on its own but mix 1:1 ratio with whey isolate for pre-and post-workout intakes. I am lactose intolerant and hydro whey is virtually lactose free.Goes Well With:water and whey isolate
I am lactose intolerance and get bloated with lower graded WPI (90%). The hydro whey does not cause stomach upset and bloating. It tastes a little bitter but not bad at all. I always mix 1:1 ratio of hydrolysed whey with high graded chocolate WPI (e.g. Promax or Bulk WPI 97% ) 30minutes before and after workout.. If I drink it on its own, I just add a few drops of Chocolate FlavDrop to take out the bitterness. I have been using this product for a year and I maintain very lean and cut inspite of getting older.Goes Well With:water, lactose free milk
Of course this tastes bad (to most, I don't mind it tbh) as it's an 'advanced protein' not a milk shake from a fast food outlet. The results are worth screwing your face up for, i.e. faster recovery. Only Pepto Pro is better for recovery which is more costly, but then quality costs. Better than whey isolate for recovery, shame not in a 5kg bag. I take 30g post and 20g in the morning, top stuff MP, just do a 5 kg bag!Goes Well With:Hard training and rest!
So lets get this out the way, the taste of Hydrolysed Whey Protein is pretty bad. Once you get past this you can feel some genuine results quickly on this. The reason it's unflavoured is to make assimilation as quick as possible and this product is the best recovery protein out there. I have a look at the research and ignore the taste. Don't mix anything other than water and a carb source with it and get it in immediately post workout. I've had good strength gains and I'm definitely not as sore from my training sessions. This is an excellent product, and highly recommended. Pinch your nose and suck it up.Goes Well With:Maltodextrin or Dextrose
It's a satisfying protein to recover energies after the workout, since it has no flavor I mix it with strawberries and chocolate.Goes Well With:strawberries and chocolate
I've been using Hydrolysed Whey Protein for around 8 months twice a day, with bedtime extreme at night along with a clean diet. In the past I have tried countless protein supplements and I have to say that my physique since using this has changed dramatically. I've lost around 16lbs in this time whilst increasing my strength and endurance. I'm the leanest and most ripped I've ever been and people comment on how good I look. Although I've gone down a size in clothes, I can see nearly every muscle in my body. The only difference I've made is to cut out creatine and replace my usual whey isolate/concentrate blend with this and the bedtime protein. The taste is very acidic, almost like stomach bile but you get used to it and it's well worth the results. If I continue to see these results I will never use another protein!Goes Well With:Bedtime extreme
I picked this Hydrolysed Whey Protein up after varying issues with digestion (IBS is a nightmare when trying to put on weight). It mixes well with milk, tastes alright, and most importantly, there's very little digestive issues. The only bugbear is the cost.
Wow, this Hydrolysed Whey Protein tastes horrible. You need to buy some FlavDrops to mix with this stuff. I got the raspberry flavour ones, which may have been a mistake. You see, this stuff mixes up quite creamy, and with a foamy layer on top. Given the creamy texture, I maybe should have gone for a flavour which goes well with a creamier shake, like toffee maybe. It dissolves fine, but is quite creamy and stays quite foamy, even if left to settle for a bit, so mixability is not the best. However, it packs a lot of high quality protein for each serving, so it should help you to reach your goals. When I use this up, I might go back to the Impact Whey Isolate, which mixed better. It tasted awesome, and was actually refreshing after a workout.Goes Well With:Creatine Monohydrate, FlavDrops
I have been taking this as my only post workout protein source as it is so readily transported to the muscles after a workout. After listening to the pro maker George Farah and Kai greene at a seminar he explained in detail how much more beneficial that you use it in that critical half hour window post workout. Every other protein source wether it be isolate, concentrate etc are a waste of time as they still take a fair while to be utilised by the body. This hydrolysed whey has extremely fast absorption rates. The taste is not great but that's to be expected. To me if your more bothered about taste than product effectiveness and quality you shouldn't be bodybuilding. Mix ability is great. I don't get any lumps and clumps and I've tried it in a shaker bottle and water bottle. There is some foaming with it but nothing too major. There is No residue left at the bottom either. The Effectiveness has been positive. It is one of those products that is a slight change that could in the end make a big change to the overall picture especially if you are someone who likes to be one step ahead of the game and the competition. I take it first thing in the morning upon waking and within 10 minutes post workout. On each occasion I take 3 large MP scoops. Summary - This is a superb high protein, virtually zero carb and fat product. It is only for serious trainers and despite its price tag it's still the best value on the market by far. Highly recommended Goes Well With:Essestial amino acids, vitargo , glutamine
I was unsure about buying this Hydrolysed Whey Protein initially because of the reviews about the taste. I decided in the end that the bigger picture was how effective it was as a product and invested in 2.5 kg. I am glad that I did! It does not taste great because it is unflavoured, so go figure! I don't feel bloated and I feel that the product is working well, I'm also very happy because it is so low in cards and fats, not like some 'flavoured products' out there. I was a bit disappointed that a scoop was included and this has to be bought separately. A tub for packaging would probably be better, as I am not too keen on the reseal packaging.
It does what it says on the tin(bag) Excellent value for money. Mixes instantly And helps you recover from workouts quicker. The best on the market.Goes Well With:Colostrum
The taste itself is by far the worst I have experienced, simply could not have more than 1 of these shakes due to it. Now trying to sell the rest of the bag. +'s . Mixes Well -'s . The taste is absolutely vile Consider getting an isolate instead flavoured rather than this. Tried mixing with 3 tablespoon of Nesquick but that didn't even make a bit of a difference.Goes Well With:MYProtein Shaker
I must have tried over 20 different brands of protein and always felt bloated and bunged up as I'm lactose intolerant, but this Hydrolysed Whey Protein is the first product that actually works for me. I'm really happy I have found a protein suitable for me and I can feel the gains at the gym again. The taste is pretty bad, but after a few days your taste buds adjust to it. I would 100% recommend trying this product if you're lactose intolerant.
I normally have unflavoured protein powders and have never had a problem,I don't need sweeteners etc and don't have a aweet tooth.Even for me this was virtually undrinkable and truly vile, I have to hold my nose and down it like medicine!A real shame as I've never had a problem with MP products.If it wasn't for the price it would becin the bin by now!
This Hydrolysed Whey Protein has a chemical taste, but add in some chocolcate flavouring it's greatGoes Well With:liquid chocolate flavouring
I have tried many protein shakes by other popular brands which claim there protein powders are lactose and fat free being certain you will get no intestinal irritation. Hydrolysed whey protein by my protein is the only protein powder which hasnt given me intestinal irritation or bloating as such. I bought the unflavoured option and must say it doesnt taste that bad compared to other over priced brands. The taste is a bit bitter but it tastes good enough to drink! All their products are well worth the money with great value prices. I would really recommend this product and the brand in general if you want top quality sports nutrition products with the lowest price possible! It goes well with Creatine.
Some of the comments here are ridiculous - it's hydrolysed whey, of course it isn't going to taste like ice cream! Secondly, mixing it with high sugary drinks and powders completely defies the point of paying more for a super clean whey protein. The effectiveness is awesome and really, with any product, that should be all that matters, because if you want the results enough you wouldn't care about the taste. In any case once you're half way through your taste buds will be used to its flavour. Still a 5* product because its only as good as its results! Goes Well With: Creatine.
"Having read the reviews I prepared myself for the horror of the taste, and found...there was none. It was pleasant: creamy with a slight bitterness. I had used unsweetened almond milk the first time which improves the flavour. With water it is slightly more bitter, but nothing to the extent people have been describing. It is still totally drinkable, and not unpleasant. I recommend making an amount that you can consume straight away. Also, not having it following something particularly sweet. But many people seem to be desensitised to natural flavours by sugar and sweetners. I suffered no intestinal irritation either. It's a great product."
Tastes like creamy unsweetened Espresso exept its cold! I mixed 30g with 200ml water and I drank it as I would drink any other drink. I wasn't expecting any fancy milk shakes from it.
"The first time i drank this i barely got it in, it was awefull. I mixxed it with water and the strawberry powder from MyProtein to make it a little beter after reading the reviews but it was still awefull. I'm now using this same product 2 weeks later but im mixxing it with orange juice, it's much beter this way ! You don't even taste it anymore.. As for the results, haven't had anything like it. Great stuff"
"This product is excellent. I'm a Crossfit competitor and have been using a competitor's product. Costs £45 for 30 servings. My protein same product £48 for 83 servings. Unbeliveable value for money. Yeah its taste shit but a couple of tea spoons of Nesquick makes it go down fine. The results are same as before, recovery so quick from workouts. With the added extra of I can afford to take more of it more often. WIN WIN product"


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With my 17-year-old daughter headed to college, I tried out the new college scorecard tool launched by the Obama administration following the president's inaugural address.
I was not impressed. Some links didn't work, and certain information I wanted wasn't there. Overall, the tool just didn't add much value to help our family figure out which college would be the most affordable.
The tool, which you can find at whitehouse.gov, is too general when it comes to the final price of college, what the academic industry calls the "net price."
"Net price is what undergraduate students pay after grants and scholarships [financial aid you don't have to pay back] are subtracted from the institution's cost of attendance," the scorecard tells us.
Designed by the Department of Education, the scorecard includes the average net price data for in-state students, the school's graduation rate, loan default rates and median borrowing. Oh, and the data used for the average net price are for the 2010-11 academic year.
The college scorecard doesn't address our most pressing needs. What would help more would be an intensive effort by the administration to bring down the cost of college so families wouldn't have to borrow so heavily.
Roberto Rodriguez, special assistant to the president for education, said the college scorecard is meant to be part of a suite of tools that families can use to help in the college selection process. You can find the tools by going to the National Center for Education Statistics' website (www.nces.ed.gov) and searching for College Navigator.
A useful tool I'm looking forward to is one the administration previously announced, a financial aid shopping sheet. The administration has gotten more than 600 colleges to agree to provide important financial information to incoming freshmen starting with the 2013-14 school year.
As part of their financial aid packages, the schools said they would disclose these key pieces of information: They will be clearer about how much one year of college will cost; they will provide a better distinction between grants, scholarships and loans; they will provide estimated monthly payments for the federal student loans that graduates will likely owe; and they will supply information about the percentages of students who enroll from one year to the next, graduate and repay their loans without defaulting.
The shopping sheet is a tool the administration should demand that colleges provide. Right now it's only voluntary.
Now we wait, like so many others, hoping we get some money from the schools that do want our daughter.


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Lindsey Vonn to appear at Double Diamond Ski Shop in Vail Nov. 20
Ryan Summerlin November 15, 2013
VAIL — Lindsey Vonn will be at the Double Diamond Ski Shop in Vail Nov. 20 from 4-6 p.m. The appearance is sponsored by one of Vonn's sponsors, Briko USA, a manufacturer of ski racing helmets and goggles.Vonn, who wears a signature Briko Red Bull helmet.
People can meet Vonn, and get a picture and an autograph before she gets into the gate the following week to kick of her 2013/2014 season at Beaver Creek. There will be a drawing for Lindsey Vonn autographed helmets, as well as hats, hoodies, shirts, and other accessories. For more information, call the Double Diamond Ski Shop, 970-476-5500, or go to www.doublediamondvail.com or www.briko.com.