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Ages: 6 Weeks to 12 Year-Olds
Elementary Schools Bussed To:
Malta, Jefferson, Brooks, Little John, Founders and Cortland bus picks up and drops off.
Welcome to the Dekalb KinderCare. I would like to thank you for your interest in this center. I hope to be able to answer all of your questions and address any concerns you may have. I realize this is one of the most important decisions you will make concerning your child's care and development. The Dekalb KinderCare serves the Dekalb School District #428, NIU, and Kishwaukee College faculty and students, as well as the surrounding areas of Dekalb, Sycamore, Malta, Cortland and Genoa.
We provide safe, nurturing, fun and educational environment. We enroll children between the ages of six weeks to 12 years. Our preschool and Prekindergarten program provides a strong educational foundation, which will prepare your child for success in school. Each classroom and activity is designed to help your child learn, grow and succeed for the future. At the Dekalb KinderCare, we want to build an education environment in a family friendly setting. Your child's desire to return everyday is very important to us.
Randi Olson, Center Director
- Every Day · Every Child · Excellence · Accreditated · Knowledge Universe
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We're so proud!
Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited–nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That's a big difference, and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here's why.
Our kids are taking off!
By kindergarten, our kids are testing ahead of their peers. Read all about it.
Many of our child care centers are accredited by national organizations that require us to meet rigorous early childhood education standards and guidelines for high-quality care and education. Programs that are accredited have demonstrated their commitment to go beyond the state's minimum licensing requirements to meet and maintain these high standards of quality.
Our Programs
Infant Programs (6 weeks - 1 year)
Babies grow and learn every day. Our goal is to provide a safe and nurturing "home away from home" where babies can explore and make new discoveries. We know that learning through play is extremely valuable at this age and our Early Foundations® Infant program is designed to give babies the skills that will serve as the building blocks for a lifetime of learning.
Toddler Programs (1 – 2 Years)
As toddlers develop friendships, self-esteem, and curiosity, our Early Foundations® Toddler program will help them explore their world in a safe and nurturing environment. Our unique curriculum is based on the philosophy that children learn best through experiences. So each day is filled with fun activities that excite and develop toddlers, giving them the comfort and confidence to speak those first few important words, as well as make their first friends.
Discovery Preschool Programs (2 – 3 Years)
At this age, children are making new discoveries daily. And as two-year olds begin to exert their independence, our Early Foundations® Discovery Preschool program is prepared to open their eyes to a world of learning, sharing, and exploring. Our holistic approach in the classroom engages young minds with a blend of music, art, and movement, as well as the early education fundamentals they'll need as they continue on to preschool.
Preschool Programs (3 – 4 Years)
As preschoolers gain more self-esteem, they may feel ready to take on the world. Our Early Foundations® Preschool program enhances that confidence by providing activities to help children become problem solvers and lifelong learners. Through independent exploration, structured activities, and hands-on learning, children will work on early literacy, math, science, and social studies concepts. A healthy dose of running, jumping, and dancing keeps them active too.
Prekindergarten Programs (4 – 5 Years)
Prekindergartners are preparing for the adventure of a lifetime – school. And our Early Foundations Prekindergarten® program is designed to get them ready by teaching letters and words, math concepts, and valuable social skills. With small group instruction, independent play in an organized atmosphere, and whole-group activities, children will have all the right skills to hop, skip, and jump right into kindergarten.
Before- & After-School Programs (5 – 12 Years)
Even after school's out for the day, children need to be engaged in a comfortable, yet stimulating environment. That's where our Catch the Wave® program comes in. This innovative before – and after-school program allows school-age children to balance learning and fun through a variety of experiences. From homework help to fun physical activities, our program is designed so that everyone goes home happy.
Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)
Don't miss out on KinderCare's Summer of Wonder: Six themed programs that will make summer exciting, educational and tons of fun. Whether your child is in our preschool, Pre-K or school-age programs, all of it is designed to help children learn while soaking up the fun. We offer flexible scheduling options to meet the needs of busy families like yours so we hope to see you there.
Learning Adventures - Enrichment Program
The Math Adventures enrichment program is designed to teach important mathematics concepts such as geometry, numbers, measurement, and probability. Your child will learn about length, height, and weight. He will learn about shapes and solids. He will learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and count money. Math is everywhere and giving your child every advantage now will add up to success later in life.
Ongoing research proves that early exposure to music helps children think, reason, create, and express themselves. Children will laugh and learn about rhythm, vocal melodies, and a variety of musical genres and instruments, which can lower stress and advance memory. Learning never sounded so good.
Phonics & Reading Adventures
Set your child up for advanced success with literacy through phonics, the study of letters and sounds. Reader books, games, and activity cards help your child understand the basics of vowels and blending syllables, giving him confidence and command of language.
Teachers & Staff
The teachers and staff at the DeKalb KinderCare are passionate about educating and nurturing children. Our teachers have an average tenure of ten years in Early Childhood Education. Our center has five staff members with fifteen plus years with KinderCare. Our teachers hold degrees ranging from Childhood Development Associate's Credentials to Bachelor's Degrees in Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education. The DeKalb KinderCare team strives for excellence through continuing education from bi-annual trainings to seeking additional college courses or seminars in the educational field. Our center has an open door policy and we strongly encourage open communication daily through informal meetings, notes to our families and parent-teacher conferences throughout the year. The true key to our teachers' success is their passion for teaching and a love for learning.
Randi Olson, Center Director
I love being a part of the KinderCare family in Dekalb. I have seen many children grow in our center, and enjoy the opportunity to see them grow as young adults. Doing whatever I can to aide a family thrive as a unit, and help the children reach their fullest potential, makes my career at KinderCare priceless.
Randi has been employed at KinderCare Dekalb since May of 1991. She started as a part-time substitute to earn extra money, and enjoyed it so much she turned it into her career. She became the preschool teacher, then the Assistant Director, and then the Director in July of 2013.
Randi currently resides in Cortland with her husband and son. Her son is a KinderCare graduate who is in accelerated classes. He may often be heard bragging to his friends and family that he is smart because he attended KinderCare.
- Previous Experience:
- Randi previously worked as a Restaurant Manager.
- Year Started:
- 5/1/1991
- Tenure:
- 26 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 25 Years
- Education:
- Bachelor's of Art in English
Heather Dyer, Assistant Director
"A teacher takes a hand, opens a mind and touches a heart.
Heather is the Assistant Director here at KinderCare. She has been with Knowledge Universe for over 6 years now and has loved every minute of it! Heather has been in the Early Childhood field for over 15 years and 8 years in the management field. She loves getting to know everyone of the families and is very excited about her journey here at the DeKalb KinderCare!!
- Year Started:
- 2/22/2011
- Tenure:
- 6 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 18 years
- Education:
- Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education; Associate Degree in Arts
Ms. Elizabeth, Infant Classroom
I feel lucky to work at the Dekalb center where we have families from many different cultures. I get to learn many interesting facts and customs from their countries, while providing a fun, safe, caring atmosphere in which 'our babies' can grow.
Ms. Elizabeth started working at the DeKalb KinderCare in 1987, two days before her daughter turned two years old. After working here eight and half years, she transferred to centers in Minnesota and Texas as her family moved around. Ms. Elizabeth was thrilled to be welcomed back to DeKalb in 2003. She feels that achieving her BS of Fine Arts, Early Childhood Classes, and her previous career of working at a hospital has helped her do well in this field, which is now her new career. It also helped that she is a mom and a grandma.
- Previous Experience:
- Prior to joining KinderCare Ms. Elizabeth spent two years working in a private daycare/Preschool in Quincy, Illinois.
- Favorite Children's Book:
- Wheels on the Bus and Raffi's Version
- Year Started:
- 8/24/1987
- Tenure:
- 30 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 28 Years
- Education:
- Bachelor's of Fine Arts Degree
Ms. Karyn, Infant Classroom
A child's smile or laughter can light up the world.
Ms. Karyn started her career in the medical field and soon decided to change to the Early Childhood Education field. She spent many years caring for children after school and in the summer. She became a qualified teacher through the Child Development Associate's Credential program, and then earned an Early Childhood Degree from Kishwaukee Junior College in 2004. Ms. Karyn also became a Department of Children and Family Services foster parent in 2004. Many years later, she adopted her son. She feels the things that make her continue in this field are knowing she is a part of creating the future and the joy of seeing her babies smile, laugh and discover new things every day.
- Previous Experience:
- Ms. Karyn has experience working as a Nurse's assistant and is a foster parent.
- Year Started:
- 3/1/1999
- Tenure:
- 18 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 14 Years
- Education:
- Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education
Ms. Natalie, Infant & Toddler Classrooms
I love watching children learn, grow and develop their own personality.
Ms. Natalie has been with KinderCare for five years. She has a daughter, Elizabeth, who is two, and is expecting another baby in March. Ms. Natalie enjoys working at KinderCare and looks forward to many more exciting years to come.
- Year Started:
- 9/1/2008
- Tenure:
- 8 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 8 Years
- Education:
- Early Childhood Development Credits
Ms. Laura, Toddler Classroom
Why fit in when you were born to stand out?
Laura has worked for KinderCare for over 4 years now and has worked in the Early Childhood field for 9. She has worked with every age group including preschoolers, two year olds and is currently is the Toddler teacher. She really enjoys working with the younger children and watching them grow and learn everyday. Laura has a 7 year old and a 3 month old daughter who also attend KinderCare and they both love it.
- Year Started:
- 8/30/2010
- Tenure:
- 6 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 9 years
- Education:
Ms. Alex, Preschool
Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.
Alex has been in the Early Childhood field for over 20 years. She really enjoys working and watching children grow. She has a teenage son that keeps her very busy when she is not working with her Preschoolers. Alex is currently going to NIU to get her BS in Family and Child Services.
- Year Started:
- 8/1/2011
- Tenure:
- 6 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 20 years
- Education:
- Associates in Art
Ms. Paulette, Prekindergarten Classroom
I really enjoy seeing all of the children excited to be a school and helping them learn new skills that they will use for the rest of their lives.
Ms. Paulette is a teacher in the Preschool room. She started with KinderCare in August 2012. Ms. Paulette has six years in the Early Childhood Education field and has an Associate's Degree in Elementary Education. She is fluent in American Sign Language. She has experience from Spectrum Early Childhood and Special Education Program with the Rantoul City School District, Growing Place and was a Girl Scout Leader for multi-age children in Rantoul and DeKalb.
- Previous Experience:
- Prior to joining KinderCare Ms. Paulette worked at the Spectrum Early Childhood and Special Education Program in the Rantoul City School District, Growing Place and was a Girl Scout Leader.
- Year Started:
- 8/1/2012
- Tenure:
- 5 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 6 Years
- Education:
- Associate's Degree in Elementary Education
Ms. Vanessa, Transitional Kindergarten
Vanessa is a teacher in the Transitional Kindergarten classroom. In her free time, she enjoys playing and watching sports as well as putting puzzles together. She loves being able to watch each child grow from the start of the year until graduation day!! Vanessa lives with her husband and two boys, ages seven and two.
- Year Started:
- 9/1/2013
- Tenure:
- 3 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 3
- Education:
- Associate of Science in Elementary Education, Child Development Associate classes in ECE
Ms. Jacki, Transitional Kindergarten
Ms. Jackie has a bachelor of science degree in psychology from Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri. She has been teaching four and five-year-old children for more than a decade with the first six years being at a private facility in Coralville, Iowa and the last five years being here at DeKalb KinderCare. Ms. Jacki believes that a structured classroom with many learning activities mixed with plenty of play time is the best way to keep children interested and involved. She wants all of the kids to leave her class having enjoyed their time and all of their parents to feel like their child has been well-prepared for kindergarten. In her spare time outside of the classroom, Ms. Jacki enjoys family time with her husband Jake and their daughter Isabella in her hometown of Rochelle.
- Previous Experience:
- Prior to joining KinderCare Ms. Jacki worked as a Private Prekindergarten teacher, Sunday School teacher and a Girl Scout Leader.
- Year Started:
- 9/1/2008
- Tenure:
- 8 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 11 Years
- Education:
- Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology
Ms. Beth, Learning Adventures Specialist
Life's a journey.
Ms. Beth is a mother of four with a passion for teaching. She began her career in 1998 and has taught in a variety of centers in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois. After work, she enjoys reading, spending time with her family and three dogs, and writing about her experiences.
- Previous Experience:
- Prior to joining KinderCare Ms. Beth worked at other Childcare centers.
- Year Started:
- 9/1/2011
- Tenure:
- 5 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 15 Years
- Education:
- Bachelor's of Science Degree in Human Development
Upcoming Center Activities
Children 6 weeks to 3 years old: All About Me and Dinosaurs
Infants and toddlers will learn all about themselves while kids in Discovery Preschool will take a look at our favorite extinct creatures: dinosaurs! Infants will look at their reflections in mirrors, listen to voices through cardboard tubes to encourage babbling, and practice self-expression as they move while listening to music. Toddlers will create body-related artwork (like paintings of their faces) and imagine the future as they pretend to be all grown up while playing dress-up. Meanwhile, children in Discovery Preschool are in for a "dinomite" time learning all about dinosaurs and their habitats, and they'll build essential skills through fun, theme-related activities—like counting dinosaur eggs and going on pretend fossil hunts!
Children 4 to 5 years old: Foods and Flavors, Shapes and Colors, and Alphabet Letters/Review
For the first two weeks of August, older children will be learning all about the basic food groups, where food comes from, and how to make healthful food choices. After that, preschoolers will be getting artsy as they explore shapes and colors using materials like blocks, paint, play dough, and colored water—and they'll even take their knowledge outdoors with scavenger hunts for colors and shapes! Their older friends in Pre-K and Transitional Kindergarten will be getting up close and personal with the alphabet as they learn uppercase and lowercase letters, the sounds the letters make, and how those sounds can be combined to make words—all culminating with the creation of a classroom alphabet book.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
About Our Center
Our staff would like to welcome you to visit our center. The staff takes pride in keeping up to date with the latest trends in Early Childhood Education. Ongoing training is offered to the staff during the year at the center and through the various training opportunities in the community.
Languages Spoken at Our Center
- Spanish
Meals & Menus
Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- PM Snack
Center Menu
Holidays Observed
New Years Day: Closed
Presidents Day: Closed for teacher in service
Memorial Day: Closed
4th of July: Closed
Labor Day: Closed
Columbus Day: Closed for teacher in service
Thanksgiving Day: Closed
Day after Thanksgiving: Closed
Christmas Eve: Closed at 3:00pm
Christmas Day: Closed
Health and Safety
The health and safety of each child is our number one priority at the DeKalb center. Your mind will be put at ease in our care with our health and safety procedures. Some of the key procedures we provide are: Keypad entry where only parents or guardians have access to the center, fenced outdoor play area for the children, center identification system, staff members are First Aid and CPR certified, a Health and Safety Coordinator on site, and an Illinois Health Nurse that visits and observes monthly. Every staff member is finger printed along with a state and national background clearance check. DeKalb KinderCare is also overseen by many state and local agencies such as DeKalb Fire, Police and Illinois State Health Department and DCFS of Illinois.
At KinderCare, what families say about us means a lot. Read below some of the great experiences our families have had with us.
Share Your Story
If you have a story about your experience at KinderCare, please share your story with us.
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Our staff would like to welcome you to visit our center. The staff takes pride in keeping up to date with the latest trends in Early Childhood Education. Ongoing training is offered to the staff during the year at the center and though the various training opportunities in the community.
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Resources for Parents
Download helpful guides and other resources to make your child care decisions easy.
What should I look for when choosing a childcare center?:
- Childcare Decision Guide (PDF)
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- California (PDF)
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|Reviews for Say My Name
| NIKO's little Weaselette chapter 1 . 7/24/2014
Hmm, pretty in-character for them both... very nice, very nice. Resident Evil might have somewhere to go still if they'd gone for this ending, ah well. Well done on this!
Thanks for the read
| HikariNoTenshi-San chapter 1 . 7/23/2013
Angst feels for my RE OTP
| Nathalie Andrews chapter 1 . 12/24/2012
Nice.. Very nice. I must say I love this pairing, but often I find people reducing Chris to a victim, in order to make it work, which isnt really in character for him. You didnt do it here, Chris still had his attitude, this was very nice, very good work! I liked the descriptions of events, you write well! Good job!
| kira.kuran2 chapter 1 . 11/4/2012
It's nice writing...
Even though it's strange to me for Wesker saying 'Go to hell.' But it's cute nonetheless. :3
But I think 'I resolved long ago to not let you go' is the cutest! _
How can this be unrequited, Chriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis?
| siberian74 chapter 1 . 10/30/2012
What an awesome twist in the end, I'm glad you posted another WxC fic, not much has been posting these days because of RE6. Wesker loved him enough to not to let him die, which makes a fangirl heart flutter in joy. Thank you for this.
| Christina Redfield chapter 1 . 10/30/2012
Beautiful Writing
| littlevamp chapter 1 . 10/30/2012
Nicely done:) I thought Wesker's "Go to hell" was so cute ;) I was like, "Just when you couldn't get cuter, Wesker.";)-Lil V


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Has anyone tried painting on IMBC like it's done on fondant? I imagine if you chill it till firm it would have a sturdy surface, but I don't know if you would use the gel/paste color in vodka, or the gel/paste straight or I read somewhere that someone suggests oil-based candy color for IMBC. Any advice?
Also, does anyone know how difficult it would be to make an impression mat? I'll could probably paint freehand if I did it, but getting the exact same flower all around the cake would be a challenge. I've seen some on the market that are nice, but it sure would be nice to design my own.
I've never tried it, but like as you said if you refrigerate until firm you would have a hard enough surface to work on, but my concern would be the colors beading up/not taking to the IMBC... oil based/candy colors might work... can't hurt to experiment. Spread some IMBC on a cake circle and chill and see what happens when you try to paint it. Better than experimenting on an actual cake! lol
Impression mats will not work (well) on IMBC or SMBC. Neither will painting or airbrushing, sorry. You might be able to do it with oil based colors, but realize that thoes will never dry. Any other medium will bead up.
I "painted" on a cake frosted in IMBC with another color of IMBC in my cake design class. It looked like a Limoges box. The flowers I painted on looked Impressionistic. The cake had come out of being in the freezer for a while to do that. I'd be curious to know whether gel paste color dissolved in vodka would work. Let us know!
You all were right. I bought the candy color hoping I could paint it on and it would adhere to the buttercream but it's been refrigerated for seven days and it's still wet. Oh well, at least now I know.
I have used an air brush on my smbc. No it does not dry but you can paint it.
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The Wellness Business Summit 2017
Transforming The Business Of Healthcare In The 21st Century
A 3-day LIVE event for health practitioners, fitness professionals and integrative medical doctors who want to become a leader in their field, grow highly profitable practices and have massive impact by transforming the health of their communities.
Friday, June 2nd, 2017
Registration 8:00am - 9:00am
Conference and Marketplace 8:00am - 5:30pm
Saturday, June 3rd, 2017
Registration 8:00am - 9:00am
Conference and Marketplace 8:00am - 6:30pm
Networking Party - 7:30pm to 10:00pm
Sunday, June 4th, 2017
Registration 8:00am - 9:00am
Conference and Marketplace 8:00am - 1:30pm
The Ontario Science Centre
Toronto, Canada
It's no secret that our industry is undergoing massive change – not only in how health & wellness businesses operate but also in the legislation that governs your scope of practice.
Even with the dramatic and fast paced rise of alternative health, the organics niche, self-help products, wellness apps and online tech platforms all estimated to become a 4 trillion dollar industry by 2017, 78% of qualified alternative health and wellness professionals still close their businesses within 18 months of starting.
FACT: You know there is opportunity out there.
FACT: You know that the health of your community is getting worse, not better.
FACT: You are witnessing the global shift towards mindfulness, clean eating and body awareness.
TRUTH: If the health and wellness industry is booming both online and offline and there is NO SHORTAGE of people to help, then why are so many practitioners stuck, overwhelmed, unable to gain traction, burnt-out, afraid to step into and own their power and broke?
What Is The Wellness Business Summit?
I created The Wellness Business Summit back in 2012 because I was frustrated.
I was sick and tired of having to travel to California or other places in the US to get access to top industry leaders who could teach me how to grow my business, get more clients, make more money and leverage the power of the internet so I wouldn't have to work 16 hours a day.
I didn't need another CEC course or workshop. What I needed was to learn was HOW to build a consistently profitable health practice and HOW to be a confident coach.
Having more certifications and letters after your name doesn't not equal more clients and more dollars in the bank. I learned that the hard way.
After growing my own nutrition practice to nine locations, along with a licensed program running in over 30 locations across Canada and running a 7-figure online business I decided it was time to share my secrets with you.
We can both agree that the landscape and business of health is quickly changing.
It doesn't matter what kind of health practitioner or integrative doctor you are. If you aren't leveraging social media and internet marketing to build your brand, educate your community and sell your services you will be left behind.
2017 is the Wellness Business Summit's 5th anniversary (!!!) and we are shaking things up to give you more of what you need so you can build the profitable practice of your dreams.
Speakers & Workshops
The WBS speakers are top industry leaders who either have areas of expertise that contribute to growing a highly successful practice or have built thriving, profitable careers in the health industry doing ONLY the things that they love to do.
All of the WBS speakers are committed to taking you by the hand and walking you through the exact steps to take so you can replicate their success, whether you are just starting out or have been in the industry for decades.
Check out each of our featured speakers and the workshops they will be hosting.
How To Use Challenges & Social Media To Get Clients
Sean graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, in 2010, and has since practiced in Lindsay, and Peterborough Ontario. He has also completed an Honours Bachelor degree in Kinesiology, and is a Certified Functional Aging Specialist through the Functional Aging Institute. When he's not caring for his chiropractic patients, Sean acts as owner and fitness trainer at Kawartha Lakes Fit Body Boot Camp, and Fit Corps Boot Camp. In addition, Sean has been an active member of the Canadian Forces Army Reserve since 1998. Sean met his wife Stacey at CMCC, and together they have a 7-year-old daughter (Kaydence) and 3-year-old son (Owen).
Making Money as a Brand Ambassador and Affiliate: How To Partner With Brands
Leanne graduated as a Holistic Nutritionist with honors from the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition in 2008. In 2010, she began HealthfulPursuit.com, one of Canada's largest health and wellness blogs. Leanne is the author of 5 cookbooks, guides and programs as well as an Amazon Bestseller for her most recent title, The Keto Beginning. Living by the motto, "when what you're doing isn't working, you owe it to yourself to change", Leanne transitioned from a juice-advocating vegan to a low-carb, high-fat enthusiast to heal her body, lose weight and balance hormones once and for all.
How To Save Time On Social Media: Repurpose Your Content For Maximum Exposure
As the ladyboss behind LK Inc. Lori is responsible for creating content for almost a dozen social media pages and groups. Over the years she's worked with many virtual assistants to help produce content. In this session Lori is going to walk you through how to get a whole month of social media content from one Facebook LIVE video. She's going to teach you her social media management system so that you are able to put out tons of content across ALL social media platforms by spending about 30 minutes making one Facebook LIVE video.
The Doctor of the Future
Sachin Patel is a proud father, husband, Functional Medicine practitioner and practice development coach. Sachin spends most of his professional time helping practitioners implement heart-centered medicine into their communities. He believes that nothing can fix the body better than it can fix itself and that the patient is the doctor of the future. Sachin's vision is to empower millions of people around the world by teaching them how they can become their own best healing advocates.
The Art Of Transformational Coaching: Proven Strategies To Help You Kick Ass As A Coach
Dr. Krista Scott-Dixon, PhD, is the Director of Education at Precision Nutrition, responsible for creating curriculum to coach clients through body transformations in the PN Coaching program, and to help coaches be better coaches in the Level 1 and Level 2 PN Certifications. She also runs Stumptuous.com, a women's health and fitness website, and is the author of several books including F*** Calories and Consumed.
Commitment To Excellence: Marketing For Practice Growth & Fulfillment
Dr. Anthony Lombardi has presided over 108,000 patient visits in 15 years of practice at Hamilton Back Clinic. In 2011 he founded Business Building Doctor which provides Exstore Assessment, Motor Point Acupuncture Treatment Courses, and 1-on-1 Business Building assistance.
Fostering Your Inner Sales Superstar
As master Neuro Linguistic Programming practitioners, Lenny and Colleen help CEO's, entrepreneurs, sales professionals and couples communicate more effectively to improve their inner voice and to achieve personal and professional success.
In this workshop Lenny and Colleen's fun, energetic and engaging speaking style will teach you how to help embed success principles in your pitch, gain game changing insights into prospects thought process and outline an easy to follow formula which converts even the most average sales people into mega deal closing rockstars.
90-Minute Facebook Ads Training
Lisa Stoops is a Facebook ad and funnel strategist helping entrepreneurs get more leads and sales on autopilot so they can focus on doing what they love to do.
How To Build A Stand Out Brand In A Crowded Industry
Stephanie Joanne is a serial entrepreneur. She is known as the founder of an aggressive, global fitness brand. Her passion for peak performance is realized as a renowned Personal Branding Expert and Business Consultant.
SJ, as she is known amongst her clients and fans, helps people build fiercely powerful brands and develop professional relationships. She has built a global presence through her robust social media platforms and offline media presence.
Her mission is to coach experts and entrepreneurs in the health and wellness industry so they can better develop client trust and brand visibility.
Content Mastery & Automation
As Co-Founder of ZigiMedia Elan helps business' of all sizes strategize, build, market and grow their online presence using the latest in online marketing technologies. With over 10 years experience in online marketing and business development Elan strives to provide his clients with smart effective online marketing solutions.
Having built several successful online & tech start-ups, Elan brings a combination of "Online Tech" knowledge and business building strategies to help you grow your online practice.
Content Mastery & Automation
Lori Kennedy is first and foremost a mom. She's also the founder of The Wellness Business Hub, an online platform that delivers personal development and professional training for health practitioners all around the world. Her real-world approach to business is built into her online courses and live events. Lori's Wellness Business Academy and The Wellness Business Summit is growing a powerful community of leaders in health transformation who work with Team LK achieve their 1 million mission.
Networking Party
There's no better place to connect with like minded friends and colleagues than at The Wellness Business Summit Networking Party.
We rarely get to socialize in an atmosphere where every single person in the room 'gets it'; where you don't need to explain what you do and why. The WBS Networking Party is a low-key, fun opportunity to build new friendships and business relationships that will last for years to come.
The WBS networking party will be taking place Saturday, June 3, 2017 and is FREE and open to ALL WBS ticket holders, including Bring-A-Friend ticket holders.
More Details Coming Soon...
WBS Rave Reviews
"I took in so much phenomenal information and made fast friends that I still haven't processed everything! I loved being surrounded by my tribe and the snacks and food were just perfect." - Maggie Chilton
"The WBS'17 has pumped me up and I'm so excited for what's is to come for my business. I feel like I drank 18 cups of coffee (and I don't do caffeine - #adrenals!). I can't wait for my clients to experience my excitement and benefit from the inspiration I received this weekend. Exciting things to come!" - Heidi Ritcher
Featured: Content Mastery & Automation™ Workshop
What is the biggest, ongoing problem any health practitioner, fitness professional or integrative medical doctor faces?
We've solved that problem for you with our Content Mastery & Automation™ Workshop.
On Sunday, June 4th we will spend the day walking you through how to take your ideas and turn them into educational and entertaining pieces of content that grow your brand and position you as the expert while consistently attracting new leads and clients on autopilot.
Whether you have an offline practice, a clinic or an online brand you need to know how to leverage social media and online marketing automation.
We will accomplish this by giving you our proprietary Content Automation System™ and work through on-the-spot implementation so you leave the Wellness Business Summit with your own Content Mastery & Automation Plan™ completed.
The Wellness Business Summit 2017
Attendee BONUSES
After you secure your WBS ticket, you'll get instant access to these EXCLUSIVE attendee bonuses.
One of the best ways to grow your brand, get more traffic, leads and clients is with Facebook Ads. Having a paid marketing strategy is critical to creating a profitable practice both online and offline.
After you secure your ticket (any type) you will get access to the exclusive WBS Attendee Bonus: A 90-Minute Facebook Ads Training Course presented by Lisa Stoops, a digital marketing ninja and Facebook ad strategist.
In fact, if you've landed on this page via a Facebook ad it's because of Lisa. In the 90-Minute Facebook Ads Training Course you will learn:
- Facebook ad strategy for lead generation
- How to create a high converting Facebook ad
- What pixels are and how to effectively use them
- How to narrow your Facebook ad targeting
- How to choose the best ad objective based on your goals
- How to set up Facebook ads
- How to set up your Facebook ads reporting
- The do's and don'ts of Facebook ads
The WBS Attendee Bonus gives you the ability to get started with Facebook ads right away so you can share your success with us at the WBS in June.
Will be available February 15th, 2017
No need to ferociously take notes because we will be giving you the speaker presentations, notes and worksheets before The WBS '17 starts so you can come fully prepared.
As an extra bonus, we invite you to Bring-A-Friend to the WBS'17 for just $197. Details will be sent out post purchase.
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Travel Information
Below you will find all of the travel and accommodation information you will need to easily book your trip and/or stay in Toronto.
If you need any assitance or have questions email firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject line WBS (question). By adding in WBS at the beginning of the subject line helps us to direct your question to the right member of our team so you can get a faster answer.
Where Is The Wellness Business Summit?
Ontario Science Centre 770 Don Mills Road, Toronto, ON M3C 1T3.
When you enter the Ontario Science Centre take the elevator or escalator upstairs to the second floor right beside the Mastermind gift shop. CLICK HERE FOR THE GOOGLE MAP
Is There Parking?
Yes, there is plenty of onsite parking available. Parking is FREE before 9:00am and costs $5 after 9:00am.
What Is The Hotel Associated With The Summit?
The Westin Prince Toronto
900 York Mills Road Toronto, Ontario M3B 3H2 Canada
1-416-444-2511 or 1-888-627-8550
*** Group discount reference: The Wellness Business Summit***
Room rates are $179 + tax per night (based on single/double occupancy).
We have a limited number of rooms reserved under this room block rate.
Rooms are available on a first come, first serve basis. The deadline to reserve your room is May 4, 2017.
What Is The Closest Airport?
The closest airport is Billy Bishop Airport via Porter. www.portstoronto.com
The closest international airport is Pearson International Airport www.torontopearson.com
The Wellness Business Summit 2017
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the content is all new and you will absolutely NOT be bored. In fact, you are in a much better position to absorb, understand and take action on this year's content because you attended last year's event.
We have a new lineup of speakers who are bringing their A-game and secret tips to the stage this year PLUS you get the added bonus of attending our networking party.
The whole reason I've created The Wellness Business Summit is to ensure that students, new business owners and veteran business owners have an event where they can come to learn the business strategies specific to health and wellness.
I wish I had this information when I was still in school. This is your chance to model success so you don't waste time trying to figure it all out alone. We have many students who come to The Wellness Business Summit, especially distance students. It's so nice for you to meet other students and network with future colleagues.
Friday, June 2nd, 2017
Registration: 8:00am - 9:00am
Conference and Marketplace 9:00am - 5:30pm
Saturday, June 3rd, 2017
Registration: 8:00am - 9:00am
Conference and Marketplace 9:00am - 6:30pm
Networking Party - 7:30pm to 10:00pm
Sunday, June 4th, 2017
Registration: 8:00am - 9:00am
Conference and Marketplace 9:00am - 1:00pm
YES! It's important to invest in business development and to always be on top of the trends and marketing strategies that are working right now in the health niche. Even though you have no intention of running programs online, you can't dismiss that learning how to market your business online is vital to your bottom line.
There is no way around it, the internet, specifically social media, is the first place potential clients will go to check your business out and if you don't have even a small online presence you've lost the prospect to someone who does.
We are revealing business and marketing strategies for health and wellness professionals that are proven to work regardless of the type of business you own and operate.
All of the travel information is located HERE. The Summit agenda won't be released until about a week before the event.
Unfortunately, the answer is no. If you partner up with someone who is attending the full conference ask them to give you the Bring-A-Friend link so you can add on a ticket at $197.
No way! You are our guest and admission is FREE as soon as you registered to attend The Wellness Business Summit. The networking party is your chance to let your hair down, meet loads of like-minded and like-hearted people and make new friends.
Don't forget to RSVP to the EventBrite invite you will receive after you purchase your ticket.
There is no option to only attend the networking party without registering for The Wellness Business Summit 2017 so be sure to check your email for the invite post ticket purchase.
Book the babysitter, tell the family you are heading out of town for the weekend and prepare as far in advance as possible. I strongly encourage you to make the decision NOW to attend The Wellness Business Summit. As a mom of two, I know that things come up unexpectedly.
We have two policies that you can follow:
1. If you need to refund your ticket you can do so prior to April 1st, 2017. We will issue you a full refund. After this date no refund will be issued.
2. After April 1st, 2017 you are welcome to sell your ticket to a colleague.
To qualify for student admission you must be currently enrolled in a health & wellness program that requires a minimum of 100 hours of participation (study, work, practicums etc). Please bring proof of student status with you to the WBS.
YES! The more support and accountability you have in your life the more successful you will be. It's always fun to go to an event like this with a familiar face. In fact, you can bring a friend or colleague for just $197.
After you register for the event, you will be provided with the opportunity to bring a friend for an additional $197. You can also split the cost of the two tickets!
We've got two delicious vegetarian or chicken, gluten-free and dairy-free lunches (includes nuts) for you created by Hearty Catering. Lunch and snacks are included on Friday and Saturday. www.heartycatering.com
Friday & Saturday will feature either a vegetarian/vegan or chicken gluten-free/dairy-free wrap (they are so good) with a green salad and a sweet treat.
VIP lunch will feature a fabulous warm lunch either chicken or vegetarian to be enjoyed with your favourite speakers along with great networking opportunities. Coffee, tea and water will be available throughout the Summit. Please bring a refillable mug for beverages. You are welcome to bring your own snacks.
Sponsors & Exhibitors
Looking to be a Wellness Business Summit 2017 Sponsor or Exhibitor?
Contact Jessica Hefele at email@example.com for more information.
"Life Changing Weekend!" - Amanda Gazzola
"Very well done! I will be a returning participant. I got a lot of good nuggets from the different speakers specifically Melissa Ramos, Jon Goodman, Aweber and LK. Loved the breakout sessions and wished they would have lasted all day." - Silvia Rocca


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Natural remedies for anxiety: Breathe
YouTube channel Big Think's experts suggest breathing in for half as long as you breathe out when you feel anxious - so for instance, inhale for 5 seconds, and then breathe out for 10.
This breathing technique for anxiety triggers a switch in your body's nervous system from sympathetic nervous system state (which is a very 'flight or fight' state for your body to be in) to parasympathetic nervous system state, which is known as a 'rest and digest' state, making you feel calmer and more relaxed.
It's thought to be impossible to feel anxious while practising conscious breathing. There is a famous technique called the 4-7-8 which is easy to do and can be simply fitted into your existing daily routine, ideally twice a day. Simply start by exhaling (it's important to always start breathing patterns with a breath out to release your feeling of stress). Inhale then, for a count of four through your nose, hold your breath for seven counts and slowly exhale through your mouth for eight counts. This process should leave you feeling lighter and more relaxed - it's even good to practice with little ones to help them nod off before bed.
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What happened to young footballers in Celtic's name ?
How many predators can be associated to one football club ?
When will there be proper justice served and the victims of abuse put first ?
Since it's very beginnings in the 1960's boys were abused at Celtic Boys Club set up with the blessing of Jock Stein and Sir Robert Kelly.
Frank Cairney was brought to the club by Celtic scout and ex player John Higgins with the brief from Jock Stein to supply players to Celtic FC. He was due to become the Hamilton Accies assistant manager at the time.
Frank Cairney was infact already at Celtic before then. He was Jimmy Johnstone's driver.
The boys club was taken on trips around the world the likes of the US, Canada, France and Spain and here in Scotland and around the UK.
In the 1990's Jim Torbett the founder of the boys club was jailed for offences and Frank Cairney charged but acquitted.
Recently there have a wave of fresh accusations and arrests of men associated to Celtic Boys Club including Jim Torbett, Frank Cairney, Gerry King and Jim McCafferty who was kit man at Celtic. Currently all awaiting trial.
Jim McCafferty used to visit the home regularly of Lawrence Haggart the Celtic youth who was murdered in the 90s. He took him to games and was involved in the youth set up. In December 2016 the father of Lawrence said in a daily mail article of his fears that his son was abused by McCafferty.
Frank Cairney replaced Jim Torbett in the 1970s and was known as the godfather of the Celtic youth who brought through many of the boys who went on to be soccer stars in the 1st team and elsewhere through the years.
In 1991 Frank Cairney was accused of alleged abuse during a trip to Kearny in New Jersey. The parents, the adults on the trip and the then club manager Liam Brady agreed not to inform the police.
Jim Torbett returned in the 1980s to the club.
Torbett was a director in business with Jack McGinn who founded the Celtic View and was heavily involved with the SFA as Treasurer, Vice Chairman and President for many years as well as being commercial director, vice chairman and chairman of Celtic and Kevin Kelly who was a director and chairman at Celtic.
Between 1992 and 1997 Jim Torbett was a director of a charity in Edinburgh called Fairbridge for vulnerable kids now part of the Princes Trust.
After Torbett was jailed in the 1990s in excess of £1million was paid to his company The Trophy Centre from Celtic FC.
In 2002 cleaners at the store cupboard at Celtic Park found a bag of some 250 photos of naked and semi naked boys that belonged to John Cullen of the Celtic View. The boys were never identified and he was given probation and walked free from court.
The Celtic Boys Club and Celtic FC are inextricably linked on every level.
It is alarming that Celtic Boys Club have an SFA quality mark and Celtic FC continue to deny and deflect.
"I didn't want to go and say to Davie Hay the manager that Frank Cairney was abusing me. Maybe I would not have been welcome there any more."
"Torbett took my dignity, my confidence and my career. I lost all heart to play."
David tried to tell Celtic supremo Fergus McCann about Torbett, after picking him up in his cab.
He recalled: "I said: `I used to play with the boys' club, do you want to hear a story?'
"He said: `No. Just drive'."
He said: "He has the whole of my backing and that of Celtic Football Club to a man.
"He has trained some of the great names of Celtic, including Roy Aitken, Paul McStay, George McCluskey, Alan Brazil, Pat Nevin, Peter Grant, Andy Ritchie and myself.
"Ever since I knew him he's been a great friend and a great influence on me and a lot of other players who had the pleasure of playing on his team."
Again the question is when will there be justice and full inquiry as to what went on in Celtic's name and what the club board knew about the following men at the same club at the same time…
Jim Torbett
Frank Cairney
Jim McCafferty
Gerry King
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Posted in thread: Turkey shoots on 04-06-2012 at 04:42 PM
Yeah it's mostly put on by civic groups and our sheriffs dept, as fund raisers, its fun the
most expensive shoot is usually $20.00 and it's for a shotgun which is typically a 12ga Nova.
Posted in thread: Turkey shoots on 04-06-2012 at 01:49 PM
We have shoots that put a piece of paper w/ an X in the middle about 90'-100' away and you use
house ammo which is usually the cheapest 71/2 shot they can find the, closest shot to the
center wins, us...
Posted in thread: Turkey shoots on 04-05-2012 at 11:45 PM
It's fun, if you've got a good gun!
Posted in thread: Turkey shoots on 04-05-2012 at 06:37 PM
How many of you attend turkey shoots in the fall?
Posted in thread: S&W sport on 03-27-2012 at 09:28 AM
Just want something fun to shoot at the range, an AR w/ a good optic of some kind.
Posted in thread: what have you done to me? on 03-26-2012 at 11:54 PM
Don't think you'll have nearly as much fun with an ak as you will with an AR.Not saying aks
suck or anything. But ARs are like the Mr Potatoheads of the weapons world.Enjoy the
insanity.AKs are great ...
Posted in thread: what have you done to me? on 03-26-2012 at 11:40 PM
I love AKs but I'm interested in an AR as well!
Posted in thread: S&W sport on 03-26-2012 at 11:39 PM
What's the general reputation of the sport? I'd like to buy an AR-15 but not for a grand.
Posted in thread: Ruger 380 LCP on 03-26-2012 at 02:57 AM
First (and unfortunately only) time I shot mine, it took 10 shots to get it on a 17x11 piece of
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PHILADELPHIA – Six goals were too much to overcome for the University of Pennsylvania women's lacrosse team as the Quakers saw a furious comeback fall one goal short in an 11-10 loss to Cornell in the Ivy League Tournament championship game.
Penn found itself trailing, 10-4, with 21:19 to play and did everything it could to pull off the miracle. The Quakers scored six of the next seven goals but were denied the equalizer when a Nina Corcoran shot with 15 seconds left was stopped by Renee Poullott.
Corcoran had five points in the game – setting a new Ivy League record for assists in a single season on Penn's fourth goal. She finished the game with three assists, giving her 52 for the season which eclipses the previous best of 50 set by Brown's Lauren Becker in 1986.
The Red and Blue were unable to gain any traction in the first half as Cornell built an 8-3 lead at the break thanks to dominance on the draw. The Big Red won 10 draws in the first half to just one for Penn, using that possession advantage to build a 15-8 edge in shots. Maddie Kiep was a huge factor in the first half on draws, and she finished the game with nine.
Penn was able to find a way to win draws in the second half, winning eight to just three for the Big Red. Armed with possession, the Quakers began their comeback attempt.
Catherine Dickinson scored with 19:57 to play to jumpstart the rally, followed by Alex Condon with 16:43 remaining. Penn would then score three in a span of 2:53 to close within one at 10-9 – goals coming from Iris Williamson, Caroline Cummings, and Nina Corcoran.
The Big Red would net the eventual game-winner with 7:38 to play off the stick of Amie Dickson. Her cut timed up with an Emily Tripodi pass to give Cornell an 11-9 lead.
Alex Condon answered quickly for Penn, finishing a Dickinson pass with 6:00 to play. That would be the last goal of the game, however, as Penn was unable to force overtime.
The Quakers pressed on defense in the final three minutes, and found itself down a player after a yellow card was issued to Liz Gully with 2:15 to play. Penn still forced a Cornell turnover, though, and Brooke Kiley picked up the ground ball to get Penn up the field with 0:47 to play, Out of a timeout, the Quakers got the look they wanted – Corcoran on a 1v1. Her shot was saved by Poullott, though, and the ground ball was picked up by the Big Red to run out the clock.
The Quakers are now 13-4 and await the NCAA Tournament Selection Show tonight at 9 p.m.
Notes: Penn has now appeared in six Ivy League Tournament championship games and is 3-3 all-time in ILT finals … This was the first Ivy League Tournament where all three games were decided by two goals … Nina Corcoran has 75 points this season – two away from setting a new Penn single-season record … Her 121 career assists are four away from setting a new Ivy League career record … Alex Condon's 37 goals are ninth-most in a single-season by a Quaker ... Nina Corcoran, Alex Condon, Caroline Cummings, and Catherine Dickinson were named All-Tournament.
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"Although there was a Pine Street off Cedar Hill (Fairmount) Avenue in 1875, this Pine Street may have been in the village of Greenwood, off Pitman Avenue. According to the Wakefield Street List of 1910, many Pine Street property owners were listed as residents of other communities, including Charlestown and Boston, and several homes were listed as having New Hampshire owners. The majority of Greenwood Village was deeply wooded, with many streets, or lanes, the width of an oxen cart. Like other sections of Wakefield, the population of Greenwood rose significantly after 1845 when the railroad began operating through town. Verbal history records note that there were 20 families in Greenwood in 1862 in 1895, there were said to be 601. Maps of the period show roads without names." - Text from calendar by Jayne M. D'Donofrio.
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USPSTF aspirin recommendations vary by age group
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Vitamin D in postmenopausal women
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Alternative medicine use common among geriatric oncology patients
Over 25% of geriatric oncology patients reported using complementary and alternative medications.
Diabetes is poorly controlled in a majority of elderly people
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Nursing home residents should receive annual flu vaccine
A new study provides evidence that yearly influenza vaccination benefited residents of nursing homes.
One-quarter of elderly women have osteoporosis, per CDC
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Cholinesterase inhibitors may lead to weight loss in elderly adults with dementia
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Moderate coffee intake may reduce cognitive impairment
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Older adults with healthy lifestyle have lower heart failure risk
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Decrease in mortality, hospitalization rates among elderly
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Mediterranean diet and cognition
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Eating less fruits and veggies may increase hip fracture risk
Patients who ate five servings of fruits and vegetables had a lower rate of hip fracture.
Metformin may lower open-angle glaucoma risk
Patients taking the highest amount of metformin had a 25% reduced risk of developing OAG compared with those not taking the medication.
Exercise may help older men live longer
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease may increase sudden cardiac death risk
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Hyperglycemic crisis episodes up mortality risk in seniors
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Colorectal cancer screening for seniors often inappropriate
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Stroke patients at higher risk for suicide
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Anticoagulant use for atrial fibrillation
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Hypertension-related deaths spike in the United States
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Diet soda linked to greater obesity in seniors
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Anticholinergic drugs and dementia
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Short-term hormone replacement therapy linked to ovarian cancer
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Elderly at risk one year post-hospitalization
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Abdominal obesity may up hip fracture risk
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Aspirin resistance linked to increased stroke risk
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Duration, not intensity, reduces geriatric coronary heart disease risk
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Diets high in meat, acid up kidney failure risk in CKD patients
Those who consumed high-acid diets appeared to face triple the risk of kidney failure compared with those who consumed low-acid diets.
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Flu vaccine rates low among nursing home workers
More education is needed to increase influenza vaccination rates among nursing home workers.
Depression: An early sign of dementia?
Depression and other behavioral changes may precede Alzheimer disease and dementia.
Treating older adults with diabetes
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Does political affiliation affect life span?
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Selenium, vitamin E supplements do not reduce cataract risk in men
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High fiber intake may lower kidney stone risk in postmenopausal women
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High-dose flu vaccine better for seniors in nursing homes
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Low-dose aspirin risks negate benefits in women
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Running may lower Alzheimer-related mortality risk
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Patients may be dismissing cancer symptoms
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Jogging effective for combating physical decline in seniors
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Many seniors qualify for statin treatment under new guidelines
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Mentally challenging jobs preserve cognitive skills in later life
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Screening increases COPD, heart failure diagnoses
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High milk intake associated with increased mortality risk
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Overnight denture wear tied to pneumonia
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Americans' life expectancy reaches all-time high
The average life expectancy for Americans was 78.8 in 2012. Women were estimated to live longer than men by 2.5 years.
MRI technique may foresee mental impairment in seniors
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Give the 13-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine along with the 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine to all patients aged 65 years and older.
Urge all patients to get flu vaccine
Flu-related complications last year caused more than 100 deaths in children and most of whom were not vaccinated.
Dementia patients often prescribed questionable medications
Many nursing home residents incur substantial costs associated with questionable medication prescriptions.
High potassium intake lowers stroke, mortality risk
The association between ischemic stroke risk and potassium intake was strongest in nonhypertensive senior female patients.
B vitamins ineffective in treating cognitive decline
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Asthma mortality rate highest in older women
Risk for osteoporosis, glaucoma, cataracts, and adrenal suppression elevated among women with asthma aged 65 years and older.
Stay alert for malnutrition in older patients
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High-dose flu shot better for seniors
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Routine mammograms still benefit older female patients
Breast cancer survival was better in female patients whose cancer was detected by mammography, with 97% alive five years later.
Alcohol abuse may increase dementia risk
The odds of severe memory impairment more than doubled with a history of alcohol use disorders.
Stroke incidence, mortality declines in senior patients
Incident strokes in the Medicare population aged ≥65 years decreased by approximately 40% over the last two decades.
Post-cardiac-surgery stroke predictors identified
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Routine NSAID use in females ups cardiovascular risks
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Kidney donation OK for select seniors
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Is a blood test that can predict Alzheimer disease on the way?
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Moderate activity fends off major disability
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Dental health tied to CHD
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Midlife activity may stave off dementia
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Cynical distrust in seniors linked to dementia, mortality
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Deep brain stimulation may improve memory in Alzheimer's patients
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Elderly population will reach 83.7M by 2050
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Benzos increase respiratory risks in older COPD patients
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Staying fit improves cognitive function later
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COPD tied to cognitive impairment
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Multiple-provider opioid Rxs common in Medicare
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New tests to detect early Alzheimer disease
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DDT exposure linked to Alzheimer risk
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CVD linked to cognitive decline in older women
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Diabetes duration impacts outcomes at any age
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Psych med use in nursing homes down
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Mitsubishi Outlander Platinum Joins the Range
Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (MMAL) introduces the Outlander Platinum Edition, offering the quality, safety and versatility the Outlander is renowned for with the addition of numerous interior and exterior upgrades.
Jan. 15, 2012 - PRLog -- Joining the Mitsubishi range in January 2012 and with a limited release of 1000 units, the Outlander Platinum is based on the 2012 model year LS Outlander. The Outlander Platinum is available as a two- or four-wheel drive with the choice of manual or CVT transmission (five seat version only).
Safety has been improved through the addition of a reversing camera and reversing sensors, giving the driver greater visibility and awareness while reversing. The camera monitor appears in the electro-chromatic rear-view mirror automatically when reverse gear is engaged. The two-wheel drive variant also receives side and curtain airbags (already standard on four-wheel drive).
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The Outlander's exterior has been enhanced through the inclusion of chrome muffler tip, fog lamps and exclusive Platinum badge.
MMAL vice-president of Corporate Strategy, Paul Stevenson, welcomed the Outlander Platinum to the Mitsubishi range.
"The Outlander is already popular for its styling, flexibility and safety, and this Platinum edition offers customers an even more value-packed vehicle," Stevenson said.
Outlander Platinum includes a range of safety features including Active Stability Control, dual front, side and curtain SRS airbags, ABS braking system with Electronic Brake Force Distribution and Mitsubishi's Reinforced Impact Safety Evolution body system.
The Outlander Platinum range will be on sale at a recommended retail price of:
4x2 Manual - $29,340
4x2 Auto - $31,840
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4x4 Auto - $35,990
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