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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 2/23/14
Philly lacrosse Boys' Events
Team 302 will hold tryouts to fill the remaining roster spots for its 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 players (current 6th-11th graders) on Feb. 23 at the Independence School in Newark. High School Info: Tryouts February 16th & 23rd, 12:30pm-2:00pm, @ The Independence School 1300 Paper Mill Rd Newark DE 19711. HS Teams for 2014 Summer: Team 302 2015 Elite, Team 302 2016 Elite, Team 302 2017 Elite, Team 302 All Star (Mixed). Go to www.prolacrossellc.com to register. Youth Info: Tryouts February 23rd 2:30pm-4:00pm, @ The Independence School, 1300 Paper Mill Rd Newark DE 19711. Youth Teams for Summer 2014: Team 302 2018, Team 302 2019, Team 302 2020, 2018,19,20 Alternates. The second tryout will take place the last two Sundays in February. Team 302 strongly encourages all players to attend both dates. Go to www.prolacrossellc.com to register.
Silverbacks Lacrosse club OPEN tryouts for Youth boy's age groups U9-U15 and boy's High School freshmen through juniors on Sunday, Feb. 16 at Caravel Academy in Bear, DE. Rain date = Sunday, Feb. 23rd. Times: 10-6 pm, High School Registration Link: http://www.zlacrossecamps.com/SilverbacksTryoutForm.html Youth Registration Link: http://www.zlacrossecamps.com/SilverbacksYouthBoysClinicForm.html Program Website: www.ZLacrosseCamps.com
Blue Ox Lacrosse U13 select team tryouts, Sunday, Feb. 23 at Phelps School in Malvern. Blue Ox Lacrosse emphasizes teaching the fundamentals of the sport, and helping players to reach their potential. The Blue Ox team will primarily play its games during the spring time. Games will be full run-time games, intended to be more conducive to the growth of players' knowledge of the sport. These games will also allow for coaches to provide instruction, instead of having 20 minute running halves. The tryout is capped at 35 elite players, each of whom should have much experience. The players who are not selected to participate in the games with the select team can opt for the opportunity to participate in Blue Ox training sessions. The training will also give players the opportunity to be selected at a future date if their play warrants a selection. To be considered for a tryout, you must e-mail director Matt Mackrides at firstname.lastname@example.com. Blue Ox is also holding three more Spring Tune Up sessions on Sunday mornings (February 16th, 23rd, and March 2nd). The sessions are for high school players and U-15 players. High school sessions are from 8:30 – 9:45 am and U-15 sessions are from 10 – 11:45 am.
Philly region JCC Maccabi Games tryouts, March 2 at 9 AM at Starfinder, 4015 Main Street, Manayunk with a fee of $20 in advance and $25 at the door. The team will compete this summer in the JCC Maccabi Games in Cherry Hill in the Mid-Atlantic Region. The event is for Jewish boys aged 13 to 16 (they must still be 16 by July 31, 2014). It goes from August 10-15. The head coach for Team Philly is Nick Dressel, the JV coach at Lower Merion. For more information contact Marti Berk at 610-8996-1770 x125. Or e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Old School Lacrosse Club has a very limited number of positions available for the Summer 2014 season. Members of the class of 2015, 2016 and 2017 that seek elite training to go with top competition are encouraged to register for Old School Lacrosse Club. We will have individual evaluations at our skills clinics at Phelps School held on Sundays. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule an appointment time for evaluation. The Old School program focuses on skill development and was the first club program to offer high level college and professional instruction, according to owner John Nostrant (Haverford School coach). Nostrant was pleased to recently announce that former World Champion player and coach and former Philadelphia Wings standout and assistant coach Adam Mueller was named as Field coordinator and director of Coaching. To contact us about open spots, click here.
Black Bear Lacrosse Club will be holding its Spring Supplemental tr outs to fill remaining club team rosters on Sunday February 23 at Phoenixville High School starting at 2 pm.
Black Bear is looking to fill these spots on its rosters:
High School:Registration 2:30pm-3pm – Try out 3:15pm-4:15pm
Goaltender, Attack, and Midfield
2017 (Rising Sophomores): 2:30pm-3pm – Try out 3:15pm-4:15pm
Goaltender, Defense, and Midfield
Black Bear North (Plays Out of Phoenixville)
U13: Registration starts @ 1:30pm — Try out 2:00pm-3:00pm
Defense, Attack, and Midfield
U15: Registration 1:30pm – Try out 2:00pm-3:00pm
Goaltender, Attack, and Midfield
Black Bear South (Plays Out of West Chester)
U13: Registration starts @ 1:30pm – Try out 2:00pm-3:00pm
Goaltender, Defense and Midfield
U15: Registration 1:30pm – Try out 2:00pm-3:00pm
Goaltender, Attack, and Midfield
Players may register ($20) by clicking HERE for our Black Bear Teams. If you have any questions you can email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. To learn more about Black Bear go to www.blackbearlax.com. The Black Bear North U11, U13 & U15 teams will be practicing exclusively at Phoenixville High School on their brand new turf fields! Black Bear South U13 & U15 will be practicing exclusively at West Chester University and the HS Elite, Select and 2017 teams will practice at both Phoenixville and West Chester University.
Fusion High School Pre-Season Skills, Feb. 19 and Feb. 26, at SMG Warminster, 9th/10th graders 6-7:30pm, 11th/12th graders 7:30-9pm. Fusion Coaches Steven Holmes and Kevin Crowley deliver their extensive expertise in position specific training before the High School season. Crowley will work with middies and attackman and Holmes will work with long stick and close defenseman. The first hour will be position specific techniques with maximum repetitions that Fusion is known for. The last half hour will be team gameplay with 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3 drills stressing the most important concepts. Crowley and Holmes are accomplished coaches who have also excelled as players at the professional level . Coach Crowley was the Major League Lacrosse MVP in 2013. You can learn more about your coaches here. Cost: $95. REGISTER HERE
LB3 Preseason Positional Clinic, a special two-day training experience March 1-2 at The Shipley School. Hosted by Shipley Lacrosse and Headed by LB3 founder and former Syracuse All-American Liam Banks, the clinic – for youth through high school aged players – also features former Syracuse and pro superstar Casey Powell as well as many head coaches from the area.
The goal of the LB3 clinic is to deliver a unique and fun training experience and to develop individual players. LB3 Lacrosse programs enhance and encourage lacrosse specific skills and teach players how to implement these skills in game situations. All players from any club program and any region are welcome.
On Saturday the LB3 coaches will focus on positional-specific skill building by breaking the groups into attack, middies, defense and goaltending. On Sunday, Powell will lead the drills on scoring and stick skills. LB3 structures scenarios that bring players to new levels of playmaking with up-tempo play, ball movement, stick work and drills that improve lacrosse IQ.
The clinics are open to any boy, no matter the club affiliation, in Grades 3 through 12.
Times. location: Saturday 1-4, Shipley School Main Campus, 829 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA; Sunday 1-4 at Farm Fields, 1319 Waverly Rd., Gladwyne PA
Who: Boys Youth, Middle School (3rd-8th), High School (9th-12th)
Cost: 1 Day Session $99.00; 2 Day Session $149.00
Players can register by clicking here.
HEADstrong Lacrosse Positional Clinic In South Jersey,Sunday March 30, 12:00pm-4:00pm, Total Turf (614 Lambs Rd, Pitman, NJ 08071),Boys Ages 8-18, $100.00 per player,Register:www.HEADstronglaxpa.org, Full Gear Including Mouth Guard Is Required (Please Bring Water). Players can expect up to a 4 hour session packed with developmental and positional specific drilling with high reps and quick tempo led by the professional lacrosse players. Instructors include: Michael Colleluori (Midfield Specialist): Hofstra University, HEADstrong Foundation Jack Forster (Offensive Specialist): Penn State, MLL Chesapeake Bayhawks Steven DeNapoli (Defensive Specialist): Hofstra University, Rochester Rattlers Dan Henneghan (Face-Off Specialist): Penn State, LXM Pro Dave Mullen (Goalie): Univ. of Delaware, Hill School- Head Coach and Other Special Guests
Scoop Lax Boys' Developmental Lacrosse Programs by The Shipley School. The sessions will be held April 6, 13, 27 and May 4, 11, & 18 at the Lower School Turf Field at Shipley School. The program is directed and run by The Shipley School Boys' Varsity Lacrosse Coach and Athletic Director Mark Duncan.
The Details: Scoop Lacrosse, Ages 4.5, 6 year olds; Times: 10 – 10:45 am; Price: $100. Program: Boys brand new to lacrosse will be taught the basic fundamentals of the game: scooping, cradling, throwing, catching and shooting using the plastic scoop sticks and balls. Lots of fun drills and games will keep them moving through high energy 45 minute sessions. No stick or equipment needed.
Beginner Stick Skills, Ages: 6 – 8 Year Olds; Times: 11 am – 12 pm; Price: $125; Program: Beginner Stick Skills is for boys who have had minimum exposure to lacrosse. They will work in small group settings on the fundamental aspects of the game;. 3 v 3 play will be introduced as a fun way to learn game strategy. They will be taught using pinky balls and regulation sticks cut down to their size. Please bring your own stick. No equipment needed. Register now at http://us6.campaign-archive2.com/?u=5bed2110a45496c0589428b93&id=61a3f91e20&e=3a82f3ff7b
NXTsports' Cradle Lacrosse After School Spring Session: a six-week after school spring session at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy beginning Monday, April 7 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. There will be no session April 21. Cradle is designed to teach basic lacrosse skills to four to eight-year-old boys and girls in a fun, energizing and supportive environment. Cradle provides all the necessary equipment so there is nothing for parents to buy and all participants will receive a free Cradle Lacrosse shirt and sticker. The curriculum is designed to teach lacrosse basics to youngsters in an age-appropriate and fun way. Cradle features a young, enthusiastic co-ed staff at each session. Cradle's coaching staff is mainly comprised of former college lacrosse players, many of whom are current educators and also coach lacrosse at the high school level. To sign up, visit cradlelacrosse.com or email Dylan Brown at email@example.com. For more information, check us out on Twitter (@CradleLacrosse) and Facebook (facebook.com/cradlelacrosse).
Coaches Clinics
EPLCA Coaches Clinic
Date/Time: March 1, 2014 – 8:30 am to 12:00 pm
Location: The Salvation Army Kroc Center, 4200 Wissahickon Ave, Philadelphia PA
• John McEvoy, Malvern Prep HS
• Brian Samson, Conestoga HS
• Craig Burnett, PIAA and KLOA Boys' Lacrosse Official
USL Men's Level 1 Clinic
March 16, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Maplezone, Boothwyn, PA
Winter tournament
President's Day Weekend Boys Lacrosse Tournament and Festival, moved from Feb. 15 to the following Saturday, Feb. 22 at Bayard Rustin. Boys' teams are asked to please confirm they can attend. Some openings are expected and teams can contact Rustin coach Tommy Hannum at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 1-610-639-5737. The new deadline to register is Tuesday, Feb. 18. The event is limited to eight teams and the tourney will only beheld if temperatures are above 35 degrees. Deposits will be refunded if the tourney is canceled. At Bayard Rustin, 8:00am- 4:00pm, Cost: $600. Highlights: Turf field, 3 game minimal, High School level teams only, A & B Divisions, Certified Referees. Sponsored by Kelly's Sporting Goods Store, Lacrosse International, and Competitive Edge.
Spring Tournaments
The 2014 Irish Skirmish Tournament, April 26th and April 27th at the Herbst Sports Complex in Pipersville, Bucks County. Boys teams in grades 3-6 play on Saturday, April 26th and girls in 5th to 8th grades grade) as well as 7/8th grade boys play on Sunday, April 27th. More information and registration is found at www.irishskirmish.com.
The Irish Skirmish was created in honor of Coach Brian Riley, who passed away in 2005 .
Tourney highlights:
• Over 100 teams will participate from Maryland, New York, Connecticut New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and more!
• $475.00 Per Team fee
• Boys Grs 3-8 [10 v 10], Girls Gr 5-8 [12 v 12]
• Three competition levels in most Age groups
• Championship format
• Check-in begins at 7:00 a.m.
• Games played from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Boys 3rd-6th play Sat. 7th&8th boys and all girls teams play Sunday
• Guaranteed 3 games
• Central clock; 2 running 20 minutes halves, with a 5 minute half-time – Listen for the horn!
LOCATION: Herbst Sports Complex, 5472 Durham Road, Pipersville, PA 18947 (*note that Durham Road is Rt. 413).
2nd Annual Chapter Challenge, a regional youth lacrosse festival for boys and girls that will held on the pristine and spacious grounds of the Brandywine Polo Club in Chester County May 3-4. Registration is now open (www.chapterchallenge.net). Last year, 80 teams enjoyed the inaugural event. The Chapter Challenge will support the Philadelphia Lacrosse Association, the chapter of US Lacrosse that promotes the game and provides programs and services to members of the lacrosse community in Eastern Pennsylvania. The PLA sponsors lacrosse-related activities, including charitable events, hosts national team exhibitions, conducts clinics for coaches and officials, and manages the Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the US Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Over the years, the PLA has provided over $350,000 to help fund new programs and other lacrosse initiatives in the region (including efforts to grow the game in the City Philadelphia).
Divisions: Boys U9 (1st/2nd grades); Boys/Girls U11 (3rd/4th grades); Boys/Girls U13 (5th/6th grades); Boys/Girls U15 (7th/8th grades); Divisions will feature two or more brackets to help teams find the appropriate level of play; U9, U11 and U13 Boys' teams will play on Saturday, May 3rd; U15 Boys' teams will play on Sunday morning, May 4th; All Girls' teams will play on Sunday, May 4th.
Registration fee – $475 (all teams will play 3 games with certified officials on meticulously-staged tournament fields). Registration Deadline: April 25, 2014 (or until brackets are full).
The Challenge: As a key component of the "Challenge," we are also asking all participating teams to do one of two things, they are not mandatory but we are hoping to further some worthy objectives with your support:
Challenge Partners: Each team is asked to make a $200 contribution to the PLA (this donation is separate from and in addition to the registration fee and will inure entirely to the benefit of the PLA). The team can make the donation itself or arrange for a business or other benefactor to make the donation to the PLA as the team's "Challenge Partner." All contributors and Challenge Partners will be recognized for their support on the Chapter Challenge website, on the PLA website, and in a press release before and after the event; OR
Stick Donations / HEADstring Initiative: Each team can organize a used stick collection drive and to bring/donate the sticks to the event. The PLA will arrange for the donated sticks to be restrung and recycled to support lacrosse in the City of Philadelphia. The PLA has partnered with HEADstrong Foundation (which is contributing its distinctive lime green mesh) in connection with this "HEADstring" initiative. We hope not only to give donated boys' and girls' sticks new life and help spread the game, but to communicate a message of character, toughness, integrity and perseverance reminiscent of HEADstrong's founder to the recipients of our refurbished sticks. The PLA and HEADstrong, jointly, will give those who help with this stick collection effort community service recognition.
11th Annual Liberty Lacrosse Shootout Early Bird Special registration remains open for boys' and girls' youth lacrosse festival in Malvern, June 7/8 at the GCVSA Line Road Complex and The Phelps School. U9 Boys and U13 Boys/Girls will play June 7; U11 Boys/Girls and U15 Boys/Girls will compete Sunday, June 8.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Approximately 110 teams and 2500 youth players are expected to participate; Teams will play at least 3 games in diverse pools within their bracket; pool winners advance in a playoff format; Two brackets (A/B) are available in each division to help align teams that are organized by grade/ability to ensure games remain highly competitive (expect to see some 4v4 Bravehearts!); Registration Fee: $775 ("Early Bird Special" of $725 for teams/programs that register and pay on or before February 28th); Teams in each age group will be recognized for sportsmanship based largely on conduct scorecards kept by Shootout officials and site marshals after each game.
To register or to obtain more information, please visit the Shootout website – http://www.libertylacrosse.com. Space is limited. It is anticipated the Shootout will fill up in advance of the deadline (May 2nd), as it has the past 10 years. Registrations are processed on a first come, first served basis (subject to level of interest and balancing of brackets).
Summer Camps
Box-Out Lacrosse Camp, July 1-2 at Yale University's Reese Stadium with Yale coach Andy Shay and Philly coaches Adam Muller and Todd MacFarlane. The Box-Out Lacrosse camp is designed to introduce field players to box lacrosse in an outdoor setting.. Box-Out Lacrosse Camp, and Box-Out Lacrosse Camp Lite are restricted to 180 players. We will accept no more than 30 players in each box, and we will restrict each division to 30 players. If interest dictates, we may open a second group in one age division. The two day session includes specialized box lacrosse drills and instruction and many small game scenarios as well as actual box lacrosse games. Click here at box-out.com to get more information and to register. The Box-Out Lacrosse Camp Lite is being held July 3. Box-Out Lacrosse Camp Lite is a hyperspeed, abridged version of our two day curriculum. You will be doing the same drills, but you will be getting three total sessions as opposed to six. You may, by all means, sign up for both camps meaning you would get three days total of lacrosse. The curriculum, while somewhat redundant, would be well worth repeating. Tuition includes lunch BUT NOT DINNER as you will have ample time to leave the facility for dinner. We are in negotiations with an on site caterer as well.
Staff: Adam Mueller, National Lacrosse League Coach of the Year in 2008. Todd MacFarlane: Founder Top Notch Training – Southern California's first box lacrosse training company that catered to Middle, High School, College and Post-Collegiate play. Andy Shay: Head Coach of Yale Lacrosse
Academy of the New Church Boys' summer lacrosse camp, run by ANC head boys' coach Rob Forster. Instructors at the camp will feature many All-American college players and professional players. The ANC Boys' and Girls' Lacrosse Camp focuses on teaching the basic fundamentals of lacrosse and to promote the love and spirit of the game to young men between the ages of 6-14. This will allow for growth in the individual as well as the game itself. These basics will be grounded in the philosophy of playing the game. Boys and Girls Grades 1 to 9 invited. Skills to be taught: Positional instruction and team concepts; Building Lacrosse IQ; Shooting/Dodging/Footwork; Games featuring prizes! Lots of fun and instruction every day
First Session: June 3rd, 4th, 5th, 10th, 11th, 12th 3:45 PM – 5:45PM
Second Session: July 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 29th, 30th, 31st 3:45 PM – 5:45PM
For More Information and To Register, Click Here.
Elite Goalie Camp, run by Brian Dougherty and Drew Adams, and overnight camp that will be held from June 16 to June 19 at Bryn Athyn College. Twenty goalies from each graduation year (2015, 2016 & 2017) will be to attend the invite only camp. Goalies will receive personal training by some of the best goalies to play the game. Training will include live demonstrations, chalk talk, video breakdown, one on one instruction, with live shots and drills to produce better stick and foot skills to dominate between the pipes. The Elite Goalie Camp staff will consist of All-World goalie Brian Dougherty (Episcopal Academy grad, Chestrnut Hill College coach, current New York Lizards and MLL All Star goaltender Drew Adams (Springfield-Delco/Penn State), Penn State keeper and First Team All American Austin "Sparky" Kaut (Springfield-Delco/Penn State) and Maryland's Second Team All American Niko Amato (La Salle College High/Maryland). All four goalies have earned All-American status at their respected universities. Coaches recommendations are required when applying for the camp. Please send all recommendations to Joe Karpinski at email@example.com. For more information, please visit www.bagglax.com.
Rippin' Rope Lacrosse Camps is offering nine camps for boys and girls aged 7 and up this summer, mostly in Delaware and in South Jersey. Rippin' Rope Lacrosse Camps are the premier lacrosse education day camp in the Delaware Valley. Designed for boys and girls ages 7 and up, as old as those entering senior year in HS, looking for improvement with all lacrosse skills, concepts, and strategy at each position on the field. We welcome all skill levels at our camps and, when appropriate, will separate campers by age, ability, and/or preferred position.
Camps and location:
# 1 – Archmere Camp (1st session) – June 16 to 20 at Archmere Academy, Claymont, DE
# 2 – Middletown Camp – June 23 to 27 at M.O.T. Football & Cheer Conplex, Middletown, DE
# 3 – Concord Pike Camp – June 23 to 27 at Siegel J.C.C., Wilmington, DE
# 4 – SEA Camp (1st session) – July 7 to 11 at Saint Edmond's Academy, Wilmington, DE
# 5 – SEA Camp (2nd session) – July 14 to 18 at Saint Edmond's Academy, Wilmington, DE
# 6 – Archmere Camp (2nd session) – July 21 to 25 at Archmere Academy, Claymont, DE
# 7 – Hockessin Camp – July 21 to 25 at Hockessin Montessori School, Hockessin, DE
# 8 – Smyrna Camp – July 28 to 31 at Smyrna High School, Smyrna, DE
# 9 – So. New Jersey Camp – August 4 to 7 at Marlton Park, Woodstown, NJ
REGISTER HERE at www.rippinrope.com
Black Bear Lacrosse 2014 summer camps. Black Bear Lacrosse has been providing expert instruction and training at camps and clinics for over a decade. Black Bear Camp directors are all current or former high school head coaches with a passion for teaching the game. In addition to its fundamentals program, which is designed to introduce the game to beginning and intermediate players, Black Bear provides advanced technique and training for experienced players, in a fast paced, fun environment.
Collegeville – June 23-27 – boys only
Kennett – June – 23-27 – boys only
Avalon 1- June 30 – July 4 – boys and girls
West Chester – July 7-11 – boys only
Phoenixville – July 14-18 – boys only
Stone Harbor- July 21-25 – boys and girls
Ocean City 2- July 28-Aug 1 – boys only
Upper Merion – Aug 4-8 boys only
Avalon 2 – Aug 11-15 boys and girls
Click here to register.
NXTsports' Trashcan Lacrosse summer camps (for boys aged 7 to 14) at Episcopal Academy, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, The George School, United Sports Training Center and Westtown School. Trashcan has also added national locations in Hartford, Conn. and North Shore, Park Ridge and Naperville, Ill. The summer skills curriculum is specified to refresh each player's enthusiasm to play the game of lacrosse and prevent "game drain." Game drain is prevalent in players burned out from the spring lacrosse season, school year and the grind of getting better every day (GBE). Trashcan Lacrosse Camps and the summer skills curriculum account for the factors that lead to game drain. The Trashcan camp experience integrates a memorable camp experience and the training to build upon the previous spring's accomplishments. The Trashcan Lacrosse Skill Development Curriculum (SDC) is built around a Play Fast drill book, box infusion, progression drills and the game of Trashcan Lacrosse: the dynamic 2v2 pick-up game that focuses on playing fast and mastering the art of the 2v1. Trashcan's popularity has skyrocketed by more than doubling in attendance in the past year. To register, visit TrashcanLacrosse.com. Visit us on Twitter @TrashcanLax and on Facebook at facebook.com/trashcanlacrosse
The Philadelphia-area summer 2014 Trashcan camps will be held at:
Episcopal Academy, 1785 Bishop White Drive, Newtown Square, Pa. 19073 – June 23-27 and June 30-July 3.
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, 500 Willow Grove Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 19118 – July 14-18
The George School, 1690 Newtown-Langhorne Road, Newtown, Pa. 18940 – July 21-24
United Sports Training Center, 1426 Marshallton Thorndale Road, Downingtown, Pa. 19335 – July 21-24 and July 28-Aug. 1
Westtown School, 975 Westtown Road, West Chester, Pa. 19382 – To be determined
Germantown Academy Fusion Day Camp (Box and Field), Mon-Thurs June 30th-July 4th, Early Bird Special before April 1st! REGISTER HERE. Fusions professional staff (link to http://playfusionlax.com/about-us/) is enhanced by Virginia All-American middie Chris "Shocker" Lapierre and Germantown Academy Head Coach Brian Grady among others. Campers learn 1.5 hours of box lacrosse and 3.5 hours of field lacrosse every day of camp: Fusion will utilize one of the most beautiful campuses and athletic facilities in the country to deliver their progressive training! Experience Fusions innovative summer platform that blends the fun and relaxed experience of a summer camp, with an ability to accelerate players learning curve at an exceptional rate. Cost: $350 before April 1st.
Summer Recruiting Camps
Top Prospect Camp 2014, hosted by the B'more Lax Company and the Baltimore Crabs. Each of two sessions will be held at Saint James School, Hagerstown MD. SESSION I: Starts Monday June 16th, 17th, 18th & ends Thursday June 19th noon. SESSION II: Starts Monday July 7th, 8th, 9th and ends Thursday July 10th at noon. A bus from Young Guns Tourney to St James will be available Sunday afternoon at an added cost for those families interested in having their son stay Sunday night for camps start Monday afternoon. The Top Prospect Camp is not for everyone. Applicants must provide a reference as part of the selection process. Successful applicants typically will have been starters for their respective AA/A type travel teams. Limit on numbers: 2017's – 20 attack, 28 midfielders, 20 defenders and 8 goalies. 2018s – 20 attack, 28 midfielders, 20 defenders, and 8 goalies. Players will experience an intense, fast-paced teaching environment during the instruction sessions. These sessions will include both team dynamics as well as position specific breakouts. No matter what team you play for you do not want to miss this opportunity to play with and meet some of the best players in the nation. Click here for more information. Click here to register. Camp Director -Ryan McClernan – founder BLC CRABS . Tuition $625. TO GET AN INVITE Go to "Top Prospect Camp 2014″ tab on HOME page and enter info. We will do our part and get back to you within 2 weeks. We have had a tremendous amount of interest prior to opening the online form. Players interested should be aware that not everyone will get invited and those who are Bigger – Faster – Stronger and have played at a high level for accomplished club teams will have the best shot of getting into camp. IF YOU GET YOUR INVITE — go to "register online" tab on HOME page and follow registration instructions!
The Philly Boys Showcase Camp, June 30-July 2, at Saint Joseph's University, with the Showcase Camp's coaching staff. The Camp is co-directed by D-1 head coaches in Peter Lawrence (Hartford University) and Taylor Wray (Saint Joseph's University) and will host assistant coaches from the likes of the following schools: Bryant University, Boston University, Drexel University, University of Michigan, Rutgers University, Sacred Heart University, University of North Carolina, University of Vermont and Loyola University. The Showcase Camp features college-style practices, a recruiting seminar, a speed training workout, a box lacrosse infusion clinic, film analysis and culminates with the Fab 40 All-Star Game. Campers leave better educated about both the on and off-field lives of college players and learn about the college recruitment process, NCAA rules, strength training and nutrition. Limited spots are still available, so make sure to grab your spot by signing up at showcaselacrosse.com. For more information, contact Showcase Director Brett Manney via email at email@example.com and visit us on Twitter (@NXT_Showcase) and Facebook (facebook.com/nxtshowcaselacrosse).
Maplezone SI in Garnet Valley offers boys' private lessons, semi-private lessons, and team training. Our indoor fieldhouse allows us the ability to train regardless of the outside weather. Contact Jeff Murray at firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
Lacrosse Evolution Private Lessons and Team Training sessions at both its Downingtown and King of Prussia training facilities. Private Lessons are the best and quickest way to get an athlete to their next desired level and beyond. For more information on these programs, visit the Web site www.laxevo.com or call (610) 873-9910 for the Downingtown Training Center or (484) 684-7011 for the King of Prussia Training Center.
Summer Tournaments
The inaugural boys' F4 PHILLY KICKOFF CLASSIC, presented by the people that brought you the F4 Showbine®, will take place on the south campus of West Chester University, June 14-15. The venue features three turf fields and seven immaculate grass fields and is easily accessible from all destinations with ample free parking. The championship format tournament will feature A and B brackets for High School through U13. U11 and U9 teams will be competitively matched based on coaches' evaluations of the teams. All teams are guaranteed four games. Many top programs from around the nation have already committed, setting up for great competition. The 2014 Philly Kickoff Classic will be divided into 2 sessions: SESSION 1 High School Divisions A & B and U15s Saturday June 14th, 2014
SESSION 2 U9-U13 Divisions Sunday June 15th, 2014. All teams guaranteed four games in a championship style tournament. All Games on Turf or well kept grass fields. Click here for registration.
Boys Summer Slam Lacrosse Tournament, by the Pattison Sports Group. Will be held June 21-22, 2014 at The Westtown School, Bayard Rustin High School and West Chester United Soccer Complex in West Chester. The Summer Slam is a youth, middle school and high school boy's lacrosse tournament featuring teams from across the country. In 2013, the tourney drew more than 225 teams from 19 states play in a championship format with each team guaranteed four games. Tournament registration as well as additional Summer Slam information can be found at www.VictoryEventSeries.com.High School divisions will include "A" and "AA" for 2015, 2016 and 2017. Youth divisions include "A" and "B" for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2013.
Box Out Summer Tournament, Yale University, July 5-6. The 2nd Annual Summer Box-Out Lacrosse Tournament will be held at Yale on July 5th and 6th. Cost is $600 per team per day, and you are guaranteed 4 half hour games per day. Average team size is about 12 players and a goalie. The tournament will take place in Reese stadium. All age divisions are available.
Staff: Adam Mueller, National Lacrosse League Coach of the Year in 2008. Todd MacFarlane: Founder Top Notch Training – Southern California's first box lacrosse training company that catered to Middle, High School, College and Post-Collegiate play. Andy Shay: Head Coach of Yale Lacrosse. Click here at box-out.com to get more information and to register.
Showcase Lacrosse's Summer Invitational has limited spots remaining for the 2018 division of its Summer Invitational to be held July 12-13 at Downingtown West High School. Teams from at least a dozen states have already confirmed their place in the tournament, which brought out more than 100 college coaches in 2013. The tournament culminates with a Fab 40 all-star game and every game will be filmed in broadcast-quality high definition. To sign up, visit showcaselacrosse.com. For more information, email Brett Manney at firstname.lastname@example.com
The 7th Annual Patriot Games Lacrosse Showcase by Heritage Lacrosse and ReQRuitme Technology, July 19th and 20th at venues in the heart of Bucks County,. ReQRuitme Technology, the mobile application system that allows high school athletes to create Mobile Profiles offering college coaches instant access to recruiting data on their mobile devices (smartphone or tablet), will provide recruiting profiles to participants in the tournament, which featured 214 teams from 13 states and Canada in 2013. Players participating in the high school brackets (Graduation Years 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018) at the Patriot Games will receive a one-year subscription to ReQRuitme by virtue of their team's registration. With ReQRuitme, student-athletes will be able to set up Mobile Profiles for college coaches to have immediate access to their academic and athletic information (including highlight videos and coaches recommendations). Players will be asked to set up their Mobile Profiles in advance of the tournament. Each participant's ReQRuitme Code will be included with the roster information in the Patriot Games Recruiting Package given to all college coaches in attendance, permitting a coach to scan the code and instantly access and share the player's recruiting data. Entering its 7th year, the Patriot Games Lacrosse Showcase, which is directed by Heritage Lacrosse, is a popular boys' lacrosse tournament held every July in the Philadelphia area, a convenient forum at the crossroads of major lacrosse hotbeds including Maryland, New England, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. The Patriot Games attracts top club teams from around the country looking to test themselves against a diverse field of elite programs from other regions. For more information about the 7th Annual Patriot Games Lacrosse Showcase and to register your team for the event, please visit http://www.patriotgameslax.com. For more information on ReQRuitme Technology, visit www.ReQRuitme.com.
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In this paper, we consider one of the most fundamental results on periodicity of words, namely the critical factorization theorem. Given a word w and non-empty words u, v satisfying w = uv , the minimal local period associated to the factorization (u, v) is the length of the shortest square at position |u| - 1. The critical factorization theorem shows that for any word, there is always a factorization where the minimal local period is equal to the minimal period (or global period) of the word.
Crochemore and Perrin presented a linear time algorithm (in the length of the word) that finds the critical factorization from the computation of the maximal suffixes of the word with respect to two total orderings on words: the lexicographic ordering related to a fixed total ordering on the alphabet, and the lexicographic ordering obtained by reversing the order of letters in the alphabet. Here, by refining Crochemore and Perrin's algorithm, we give a version of the critical factorization theorem for partial words (such sequences may contain "do not know" symbols, or "holes"). Our proof provides an efficient algorithm which computes a critical factorization when one exists. Our results extend those of Blanchet-Sadri and Duncan for partial words with one hole.
Keywords: Word, partial word, period, weak period, local period.
Acknowledgement: This material is based upon work supported by
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Quebec City, October 28, 2008--A team of Université Laval researchers has shown that the main neurological markers for Alzheimer's disease are exacerbated in the brains of mice fed a diet rich in animal fat and poor in omega-3s. Details of the study--which suggests that diets typical of most industrialized countries promote the development of Alzheimer's--are outlined in the latest online edition of Neurobiology of Aging.
To demonstrate this, the team led by Frédéric Calon used a type of transgenic mice that produce two proteins found in the brains of Alzheimer patients--tau proteins, which prevent proper neuron functioning, and amyloid-beta, associated with the formation of senile plaques within the brains of afflicted patients.
The researchers fed transgenic and regular mice different diets for nine months, after which they compared the effects on the animals' brains.
The mice whose diet was poor in omega-3s and rich in fat (60% of consumed calories) showed amyloid-beta and tau protein concentrations respectively 8.7 and 1.5 times higher than the control group mice, whose food contained 7 times less fat. The high-fat diet also reduced drebrin protein levels in the brain, another characteristic of Alzheimer's disease.
"Metabolic changes induced by such a diet could affect the inflammatory response in the brain," suggests study co-author Carl Julien to explain the link between fat consumption and Alzheimer's.
In most Western countries, diets rich in saturated fats and poor in omega-3s are the norm. "Our findings lead us to believe that a diet containing more omega-3s and less saturated fat could prevent the development of Alzheimer's, at the very least among people genetically predisposed to the disease," comments Dr. Calon. "We cannot state with any certainty that what we have observed among transgenic mice also occurs in humans, but there is no harm in eating less fat and more omega-3s," concludes the researcher.
In addition to Calon and Julien, this study was co-authored by Cyntia Tremblay, Alix Phivilay, Line Berthiaume, Vincent Émond, and Pierre Julien.
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The Minnesota RollerGirls are founding members of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA), the preeminent governing body for skater-owned, flat-track roller derby leagues. All participants are unpaid amateurs and the league provides insurance coverage for practices and bouts.
We have four home teams, the Atomic Bombshells, Dagger Dolls, Garda Belts, and Rockits, that do battle every season to win the coveted Golden Skate trophy (and bragging rights, natch).
Beyond our four amazing home teams, the Minnesota RollerGirls All-Stars have been competing against the best in the world, competing in the World Championships in 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016 and 2017! Our B-Team, the Minnesota Nice, compete nationally as well.
Where we come from
The Minnesota RollerGirls league was founded by the Donnelly sisters in August 2004 and was one of the first modern roller derby leagues to host a public bout. After our first season in a roller rink in the northern suburbs, we moved down to the capital city of the great state of Minnesota!
Where we play
The Minnesota RollerGirls were the first league in the country to have a professional arena for practices and bouts. The Legendary Roy Wilkins Auditorium in downtown Saint Paul is where we call home and we couldn't be happier!
So, What Kind of League Are You, Then?
Good question! Well, we're all unpaid, amateur skaters who not only practice and bout, but do all the work to keep the league running. All of our volunteers (refs, announcers, and production staff) are also unpaid and they help us out for the love of the sport and our league. Like many of WFTDA skater-owned leagues around the country, we donate a portion of our bout proceeds to local charities, and spend time volunteering at events and fundraisers.
In addition to meeting practice requirements (in order to remain eligible for bouting), all members in the league are responsible for helping on one of the many committees that keeps the league running.
As far as our demographics, we're all 18+ but there's no upper age limit, and we have had several skaters in their 50s. Quite a few members have children. Professionally, we range from usability consultants and web developers to hairdressers and fashion designers to students and medical professionals. In other words, we're a cross-section of modern, successful, strong people.
We're a Charitable Bunch
We like to spread the love and hold events for different causes. The Minnesota RollerGirls are dedicated to our local communities and charities and we invest our time, effort, and a portion of our event proceeds to local, and sometimes national, charities.
Are the Minnesota RollerGirls Kid-Friendly?
We project a positive, strong, athletic image because that's the kind of people we are! This could be a great influence for children as well. This is a sport where all body types are an asset and it's not just for the thin or burly. It's a good way to show kids that everyone can be involved in sports and be physically active, as long as you find the right sport to participate in! We love to see kids at our bouts and even train and support our very own juniors league. Reach out to firstname.lastname@example.com to learn more!
This is a sporting event and people do get pretty riled up, including us. There's a chance there might be strong language spoken in the heat of the moment, but unless you happen to be right near the incident, you won't be able to hear it.
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LONDON, March 9 (UPI) -- A Muslim cleric who had ties to al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden was arrested at his home in Britain for allegedly violating bail conditions, authorities said.
A police anti-terrorism unit took Abu Qatada, 52, into custody Friday night following an extensive search of his home in north London, the Home Office confirmed.
Qatada is wanted on terrorism charges in Jordan and had been under house arrest in the taxpayer funded residence since November.
The Daily Telegraph said Britain recently stepped up its efforts to deport Qatada, who was once described as bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe and was featured in videos found in an apartment used by one of the Sept. 11, 2001, al-Qaida terrorist attackers.


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As part of the NBA's latest patronizing approach to "celebrate the growing support" of fans from the Hispanic community, the home team taking the court at Staples Center this afternoon for a nationally-televised appearance will sport special jerseys that, across the front, proclaim: "Los Lakers."
That's "Los," without the appropriate "t" on the end.
Last in the Western Conference, losers of twice as many games as they've won and guaranteed to have a losing record, riding high on a three-game losing streak that has sent fans into a fetal-position pose we haven't seen since the days of Elmore Smith, these "Los Lakers" have produced an historically offensive stench, no matter what language you choose to use.
There's no defense for it, either. Which should be obvious, if you've forced yourself to watch any recent games, where a roster made up of Legos, OYOs and Mr. Potato Heads dressed up in gold and purple stand a better chance of deterring a Blake Griffin dunk in the paint at this point.
Yeah, so there's been all kinds of roster rotating, all kinds of role players trying to fit into a shoot-first, score-later, defend-never system that doesn't seem to work anyway.
So why wouldn't a new Mike D'Antoni epic-fail performance review, especially in light of what happened this last week, re-question his ability to aggregate, motivate and subjugate?
There was a report that GM Mitch Kupchak and VP of personnel Jim Buss huddled up with D'Antoni for a state-of-the-team discussion after that ship-wrecked loss to the Clippers. D'Antoni says he didn't remember the specifics of it.
When asked Saturday after practice about how he is able to deal with the noise of anyone frustrated by the team's performance, D'Antoni replied: "That's kind of been a constant since I've been here."
So was that meeting with Kupchak blown out of proportion?
After having a good laugh, D'Antoni said: "He comes by every game for the last two years, we've talked after every game. I didn't even know it was … that's not news, right?"
Well, can you understand how it could get blown out of proportion?
"Not really," he said.
Seriously, no comprende?
Why isn't that a sign he's still lost in translation of the situation?
• We won't take credit for it — it goes to sports talk radio's Jay Mohr — but if the NBA really wanted to reach out to the Hispanic population base, especially in L.A., wouldn't it be more productive to fill the place with Hispanic fans by giving out free tickets to those living in a five-mile radius of the arena?
• Four years ago, the bean counters at Staples' corporate decided to keep the naming rights "in perpetuity" for the downtown arena that has become the home of the Lakers, Kings and Clippers. When the office supply store chain became the building's original naming rights holder in 1999, the 20-year, $116 million agreement meant the annual cost for that ego-boosting move cost 'em at about $6 million a year.
Time for a staple remover?
This week, the company says it now has to close as many as 225 stores to slash annual costs by about $500 million by the end of 2015. Its stock has been falling. Its sales have been dropping.
If only someone could have found a decent calculator to figure out all their potential liabilities beforehand that come with a company and the marketing dollars ill-spent on super-sized signage.
• When Angels longtime orthopedic surgeon Lewis Yocum died of cancer in the middle of the 2013 season, the team did the right thing in sporting a patch that said "LEW" right over the heart of their jersey.
Should the Dodgers' operation realize that it needs to do something similar to honor the memory of Dr. Frank Jobe, may we suggest a distinguishing patch that could be worn on either sleeve, just above the elbow?
• Next time a belligerent student may have the urge to leap out of the stands and run across the court to confront the visiting coach, how about one of those guys in yellow jackets marked "security" at least make it look like they're trying to keep everything safe?
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Michael McConville, 31, Simi Valley, California, sales manager of ALG, Inc, a Los Angeles based mortgage company, Garrett Holdridge, 23, Palmdale, California, a loan officer for ALG, Inc., and Alan Ruiz, 28, Huntington Beach, California, also a loan officer for ALG, Inc., have been arrested and charged for their roles in a devastating mortgage fraud scheme.
McConville and his co-conspirators lured dozens of borrowers into refinancing home loans by falsely promising low interest rates and brokers' fees, and other attractive terms. They then negotiated different terms with lenders, forged the victims' signatures on the final loan documents and collected hefty brokers fees – ranging from $20,000 to $57,000 – that were never disclosed. Only when the borrowers received true copies of the loan documents after the refinance did they discover that their names had been forged. In total, defendants stole over $950,000 from more than 70 borrowers, leaving victims holding $30 million in loans with terms they did not agree to.
McConville was arrested at his home late Thursday, September 10, 2009. He is being held in Ventura County Jail on $2 million bail. Holdridge is being held at the Los Angeles County Jail (Palmdale Station) on $2 million bail. Ruiz was also arrested at his home late Thursday, September 10, 2009. He is being held at Orange County Sheriff's Main Jail on $2 million bail.
The charges include:
– 28 counts of grand theft, by violating Penal Code section 487, subdivision (a);
– 14 counts of forgery, by violating Penal Code section 470, subdivision (d);
– One count of elder abuse, by violating Penal Code section 368, subdivision (d);
– One count of conspiracy to commit grand theft, by violating Penal Code section 182, subdivision (a)(1);
– Three special allegations of aggravated white-collar crime in excess of $500,000, by violating Penal Code section 186.11, subdivision (a)(2); and
– Taking in excess of $3,200,000, by violating Penal Code section 12022.6, subdivision (a)(4) and (b).
From April 2007 to October 2008, McConville and his associates provided homeowners closing documents bearing terms promised, but which the lender never approved. After homeowners signed those documents, key pages were removed and replaced with pages bearing the terms that the lender had actually agreed to. The homeowners' signatures were forged on the replacement pages, and ALG forwarded the forged documents to the escrow company.
Homeowners only discovered they had been defrauded when they received the final loan documents with the true terms and saw their signatures forged on disclosures of closing costs, Truth-in-Lending disclosures, loan applications and other documents. ALG often collected between $20,000 and $30,000 in undisclosed broker fees. In one transaction, they collected over $57,000 in such fees.
As a result of this scheme, homeowners suffered devastating financial losses. Some were forced to sell their homes, come out of retirement, or tap into retirement savings. Others paid significant prepayment penalties — in one case, over $21,000. Borrowers often never received the significant amounts of cash-out they were promised.
Michael McConville promised one couple a 5.5 percent fixed interest rate, cash-out of $58,000 and $4,500 in closing costs. Only after they signed the documents, they realized their copy did not include the pages detailing the key terms of the loan. The couple soon received loan documents from Indymac Bank and discovered their signatures had been forged and they had received a 7 percent interest rate, no cash-out, and over $50,000 in closing costs, including a $42,000 origination fee paid to ALG.
ALG contacted a 65-year-old retired woman in July 2007 and promised her a 30-year fixed rate loan at 5.25 percent. A month later, a notary had arrived at the victim's house with loan documents reflecting the 5.25 percent fixed interest rate. After closing, the victim discovered she had received an adjustable rate mortgage with an initial rate of 8.65 percent, a $22,000 origination fee, and $2,230 in miscellaneous fees. The victim's signature had been forged on most of the documents.
Continuing his fight against mortgage scams, Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. today announced the arrests and charges.
"After victims signed their closing papers, McConville and his associates doctored the loan documents, forged borrowers' signatures and slipped in hefty fees that were never disclosed," Brown said. "This was not some clerical error but a criminal conspiracy to steal nearly a million dollars from borrowers."
In another case, Brown recently sued Michael McConville and his brother Sean McConville or their part in the "Property Tax Reassessment" scam which targeted Californians looking to lower their property taxes. Tens of thousands of mailers were sent out that featured official-looking logos and demanded hundreds of dollars in payments for property tax reassessment and reassessment appeal services. The statements warned homeowners that if payments were not received by the "due date" they faced late fees or would have their file marked "non-responsive" or "ineligible for future tax reassessments." A copy of the press release can be found at: http://ag.ca.gov/newsalerts/release.php?id=1734
Brown has made it a top priority to combat mortgage fraud. In July, as part of a nationwide sweep, Brown filed suits against 21 individuals and 14 companies who ripped off thousands of homeowners seeking mortgage relief. In total, Brown has sought court orders to shut down 32 companies and has brought criminal charges and obtained lengthy prison sentences for deceptive mortgage consultants.


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Some "pro-choice" advocates claim to base their beliefs on the Bible. They maintain that Scripture does not prohibit abortion. They are wrong. The Bible does, in fact, emphatically prohibit the killing of innocent people (Ex. 20:13) and clearly considers …Read More
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As a Presbyterian, I'm not terribly comfortable with the language of spiritual warfare. I'm not given to subtle premonitions, nor do I have an internal "powers and principalities" alert system. But I'm also not spiritually blind. So …Read More
Proclaiming Life to Captives
I am writing this on the twenty-fifth anniversary of President Ronald Reagan's release of the "Personhood Proclamation." On January 14, 1988, Reagan released the following declaration: "America has given a great gift to the world, a gift that drew …Read More
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When Planned Parenthood adopted a strategy to win the debate on abortion and establish the legal right for women to have abortions on demand, it asked a strategic question: "From where will our strongest opposition come?" The organization anticipated that …Read More
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The 1/4" Ames 400B began production in 1997 when the Watts Regulator Company purchased the Ames company. Ames began to market the Watts 919 series as their model 400B. There are minor exterior differences between the Watts and Ames, but internal parts are the same. The 400B is a three cover, bronze body device. Modular design check assemblies with replaceable seats. Relief valve is located on the bottom of the device and uses an internal sensing line. No special tools are required for servicing.
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Jan. 16, 2006
The road continues to be an unfriendly place for the Lipscomb Lady Bisons basketball team.
After winning three straight games at home, the Lady Bisons have lost their last two games on the road. They take the shortest road trip in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tuesday night when they head down the boulevard to face Belmont University.
Saturday at Stetson the Lady Bisons started out strong but fell 70-62 to the Lady Hatters. The Lady Bisons led 33-31 at halftime after freshman forward Miriam McAlister hit a jump shot with seven seconds left.
The second half was up-and-down with five lead changes and four ties in the first 11 minutes.
Nefertiti Walker, who scored 13 of her game-high 26 points in the final nine minutes, led her Lady Hatters on a 19-9 run during that time to seal the victory.
Three Lady Bisons scored in double figures. Sophomore guard Dana Carrigan scored 17, hitting 5-o-f8 shots from 3-point range. McAlister added 16 points and Katie Beth Pate chipped in 11.
Pate also led the Lady Bisons in rebounds with eight and blocked shots with two.
Stetson is 3-10 overall, 1-5 in the conference. The Lady Bisons are 3-10, 2-4 in the A-Sun.


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An eating disorder is a dangerous mental illness that affects both men and women. Eating disorders are occur when eating, exercise and body weight/shape become an unhealthy preoccupation of someone's life.
There are a variety of eating disorders that can affect a person, with different characteristics and causes. However in general, eating disorder cases can be linked to low self esteem and an attempt to deal with underlying psychological issues through practicing an unhealthy relationship with food.
A common misconception is that eating disorders are a fad or an attention-seeking attempt. The truth is that eating disorders are serious, and in some cases fatal, mental illnesses which often require psychological and/or physical intervention to promote recovery. It is not uncommon for a person to progress from one eating disorder to another.
Disordered eating refers to a wide range of abnormal eating behaviors, such as chronic restrained eating, compulsive eating and habitual dieting.
Disordered eating includes irregular, chaotic eating patterns which may reflect some but not all symptoms of recognized eating disorders, such as Anorexia Nervosa or Bulimia Nervosa.
Behaviors or relationships with food which are obsessive, irregular or chaotic may fall under the category of disordered eating when they cause a level of discomfort or disruption to a person's life.
Disordered eating negatively impacts a person's emotional, social and physical well-being. While a behavioral pattern may not fall under a specified category of eating disorder, doesn't mean it cannot have a widespread and destructive impact on a person's life.
Disordered eating patterns may lead to fatigue, depression, malnutrition or decreased concentration, depending on the nature of the behavior.
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Some of quorum presidencies' responsibilities related to the Aaronic Priesthood include:
In Church handbooks, the term quorum leaders refers to the deacons quorum presidency, the teachers quorum presidency, and the bishop and his assistants in the priests quorum. The members of the Young Men presidency are quorum advisers, not quorum leaders. (See Handbook 2, 8.3.)
Priesthood Duties
8.3.2 Aaronic Priesthood quorum leaders provide quorum members with opportunities for priesthood assignments, leadership experiences, and spiritual growth.
20.4.1 Under the direction of the bishopric, priesthood holders bless the sacrament and pass it to members of the congregation during each sacrament meeting. Aaronic Priesthood holders usually perform these duties.
8.4 Ministering is a priesthood responsibility of teachers, priests, and Melchizedek Priesthood holders.
8.5 Where a ward is geographically concentrated and where safety conditions permit, the bishop may direct Aaronic Priesthood holders, especially deacons, to contact member households each month to give members the opportunity to contribute fast offerings.
Presidency Meetings and Leadership Training
8.3.2 Quorum presidencies hold regular quorum presidency meetings.
8.9.3 Each quorum presidency holds a presidency meeting regularly. The bishop regularly attends and presides over the priests quorum presidency meeting, and one of his assistants conducts it. The deacons quorum president and teachers quorum president conduct their presidency meetings, and they preside unless a member of the bishopric attends. Quorum advisers and secretaries also attend these meetings. Secretaries take notes and keep track of assignments.
8.3.2 [Aaronic Priesthood quorum leaders] receive instruction and guidance from the bishopric and quorum advisers.
8.3.2 The deacons quorum president, the teachers quorum president, and one of the priests quorum assistants serve on the bishopric youth committee.
Quorum Meetings
8.3.1 The bishop assigns one of his counselors to oversee the deacons quorum and the other counselor to oversee the teachers quorum. They attend quorum presidency meetings and Sunday quorum meetings as often as possible.
8.3.2 Quorum presidencies and assistants to the bishop in the priests quorum conduct Sunday quorum meetings.
8.3.2 Aaronic Priesthood quorum leaders "sit in council" with quorum members, "teaching them the duties of their office."
8.11 The purposes of quorum meetings are to conduct quorum business, learn priesthood duties, and study the gospel of Jesus Christ.
8.3.2 On occasion, [Aaronic Priesthood quorum leaders] may give gospel instruction in Sunday quorum meetings, with help from quorum advisers.
90-92 Quorum presidencies invite quorum members to share their experiences in quorum meetings and encourage them to share with their families. For example, during the first few minutes of quorum meeting, they could invite quorum members to share what they are learning as they follow their plans to study the scriptures or serve others.
- Quorum Meeting Agenda (PDF)
Watch Over and Fellowship
8.3.2 Aaronic Priesthood quorum presidencies and assistants to the bishop in the priests quorum watch over and fellowship quorum members and other young men of quorum age. They give special attention to those who are new members or less active and those who have disabilities or other special needs. Quorum leaders strive to develop love and brotherhood among quorum members.
Duty to God
8.3.2 Quorum presidencies help quorum members set and accomplish goals in the Duty to God program.
8.13 Activities may help young men accomplish their goals in the Duty to God program.
90-92 Quorum presidents should review "To Quorum Presidents" in the Duty to God book.
Activities and Scouting
8.3.2 Quorum leaders help plan quorum activities, including Mutual.
8.13 Quorum leaders and quorum advisers plan activities based on the needs and interests of quorum members. They make a special effort to reach out to all young men, including those who have recently joined the Church and those who are less active. Activities may help young men accomplish their goals in the Duty to God program. Quorum leaders should participate as much as possible in planning and carrying out activities.


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Sony tested sweat sensor for PlayStation 4 controller
If you have an affinity for trivia about oddball patents, you might remember a few years ago when Sony had designs for a biometric controller. Apparently, that wasn't just a flight of fancy, as PlayStation 4 lead architect Mark Cerny said it was among the ideas they tested for the system.
"We had a long research project where we looked at pretty much any idea that we could think of," Cerny told Stuff.tv (via PushSquare). "Would it help to measure the galvanic response of the skin? We tried out a tremendous number of things--and then we went to the game teams to ask them what they thought they could use from the controller."
Apparently the stress sensors didn't make the cut. The original patent called for three sources of bio-feedback: skin moisture, heart rhythm, and muscle movements. These could be used, according to the patent, to make a sniper rifle become more or less steady depending on your stress, tense up to withstand an attack, or get an adrenaline boost for faster movement. It could also take a more background role, like shifting difficulty level of music dynamically.


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In this course are developed channels of communication and reception , deepens the technique of talking to the customers, you learn to listen . They will try to make sure that customers understand what you want to say . The course is open to all salon owners and employees , which lasted an afternoon. COURSE CONDUCT : Course to improve the relationship with customers, we study the quality of service perceived by customers, how to behave in the conduct of the business and the satisfaction of the woman. THE CUSTOMER WHEN ' IN LIVING ROOM , SLEEPING BUT NOT LISTEN AND SEE EVERYTHING, what to do to get it right . SALES AND MERCHANDISING : 3 hours (Monday afternoon ) Looking for any living room . The course leads to the knowledge of the participants , what are the best techniques for selling products, and the right exposure for resale, the study of space, hot spots and cold spots inside the hall . 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Theory to cover hot topics and freddaGli exclusive to behave as colorist on various topics : pre -pigmentation, enhancing color , staining , bleaching , pickling, coloring of hair, virgin , avoiding the strikethrough . TOTAL LOOK : 2 days of training on the image globally. Looking for salon owners . During the seminar , we will study the color of the eyes, skin, hair , clothes , make-up recommended, you will learn the different types of women, the consonance and dissonance of the colors and what are the right combinations to enhance the beauty. The thorough study of colors, fabrics , clothing , fashion accessories allows you to identify no margin of error that type of woman you're dealing with . The knowledge of these arguments leads to the hairdresser to know how to advise the client on the total look is so unique in its beauty . 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JeffDFD wrote:JS© wrote:JeffDFD wrote:Admin wrote:$5 for a $10 Amazon gift card:
what is amazon local? Never bought from whatever that is, but it has all my amazon account info.
Woot was acquired by Amazon a few years ago.
Yes, I knew this..but what is Amazonlocal officially? What is it supposed to be? Is it like a groupon or something? Do amazonlocal in dallas is selling amazon gift cards and we can buy them?
Yes, it's their version of Groupon.


text: Saul Levmore, "Ponzi Schemes and Law's Domain" by UChicagoLaw published on 2014-02-04T21:14:16Z Ponzi schemes come in many sizes. The colossal fraud engineered by Bernard Madoff is an occasion to rethink the legal rules and remedies associated with such episodes. But then there are smaller Ponzi-like schemes, such as fraud in law school admissions, and the question of whether law does or should play any role. At the other extreme are nation-size Ponzi schemes, such as our recent mortgage-and-foreclosure crisis and, similarly perhaps, long-range deficit spending in many countries, such that one generation defrauds another. In this CBI, Professor Saul Levmore asks why law might be much better at one of these levels than at the others. Concrete problems can help us understand law's comfort zone, or its proper domain. The Law School would like to thank Faegre & Benson LLP for sponsoring this event, which was recorded on October 3, 2011.


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Luke 16:19–31 tells us that there are some who will not believe even if they see someone rise from the dead. Apologetic arguments and ministries of mercy are good things and powerful witnesses to the truth of God ...Read More
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Ethnogenesis on the margins: the case of the Jonam of north-western Uganda, c.1860-c.1962
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The male occupational structure of England and Wales, 1650-1850
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Sir George Harrison: a Nineteenth Century "Statesman in Disguise"?
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The Limits of Realism: Sparta in the Third Century BC
, Ph.D. (2013), Leicester (Stewart, Daniel; Shipley, Graham) in progress
Fraternity in Combat: Foreigners and Resistance in the French Republican Tradition, 1870-1945
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Seventeenth-century Netherlandish architectural influence on East Kent
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The Politics and Ramifications of Crusade Rhetoric in Late Medieval and Early Modern Scottish Statecraft: 1437-1542
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Papal Privileges in Anglo-Saxon England.
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Papal Privileges in Anglo-Saxon England.
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The crusader principality of Antioch as a frontier society, 1130-1193.
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The Role of Lesser Aristocratic Women in Twelfth Century England.
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The Representation and Function of Emotion in the Sources for the Crusades, 1095-1291
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Sexual 'deviance', mental illness, and the medical profession in mid twentieth-century Britain
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Contesting the confines of science and spiritualism: Analysing how far middle class women challenged the gender binary of religion, psychiatry and power in the late nineteenth century.
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The development of spatial and spiritual practice in thirteenth-century Latin hagiography.
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The English Church during the Cromwellian Protectorate.
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The National Bank of Greece and the international dimension of the refugee crisis: 1918-1928.
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Henry VII, 'Ricardianism' and the cautious reassertion of the Crown in northern England, 1485-97
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ilovesf wrote:Oh hey kapital, I have not seen you in a while!
Hey! How have you been? We haven't talked in forever. What have you been doing?
The public defense cases are just a continual series of facepalms. Every time I believe in my client they somehow screw it up. I had one of my clients get a good deal on a DWI. What does he do? He goes out and fails five straight drug evaluations. One time he failed for cocaine. I asked him, "Why are you doing cocaine?" "It must have been in the blunt my friend rolled." "WHY ARE YOU SMOKING BLUNTS!?!?" It looks like he's going to serve 30 days in jail now.
The retained side has been doing decently though. I had a couple random misdemeanors come through the door in the last week. I even had a felony consultation this morning (but i probably won't get that one). You should check out my commercial on Facebook. It's shared on my personal homepage!
I hope you are doing well.


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Rolling forecasts are especially critical tools in today's business environment which is fast, fluid, and ever changing. They allow a company to plan, respond and refocus more gracefully and with less impact as market conditions change.


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Tim Howard a steady force for U.S. team
The U.S. World Cup team landed Sunday in the coastal city of Salvador, a place nicknamed "The Capital of Happiness" because of its famous street carnival and lively Afro-Brazilian music.
The Americans — and their traveling band of fans — hope to live up to the city's motto, but it won't be easy. They are there for Tuesday's Round of 16 match against Belgium, and nobody on the U.S. team understands the challenge ahead better than goalkeeper Tim Howard. His teammates will be counting on his leadership and on-field instructions even more than usual because he has inside knowledge of the Belgian team.
As an 11-year veteran of the English Premier League, Howard has faced Belgian players on a weekly basis for quite some time. Twelve of the 23 players on the Belgian roster play in England, including Howard's Everton teammate, forward Kevin Mirallas, and two former Everton teammates, floppy-haired midfielder Marouane Fellaini and striker Romelu Lukaku.
Fellaini played five years with Howard at Everton before joining Manchester United. Lukaku plays for Chelsea but spent last season on loan with Everton.
"They're just super talented, very similar to Germany," Howard said. "They get on the ball, they don't really hold their position too much, which creates problems. We'll have to have a good starting base defensively, but I also think we can do a better job pressing the ball in situations and recognizing what those triggers are."
Despite the difficult task the Americans face, Howard, 35, approaches this do-or-die match the same way he does every match, with serenity and confidence.
That is also how he has dealt with Tourette's Syndrome since he was diagnosed in middle school.
He refuses to get rattled.
This is a guy who takes naps on the afternoons of games.
Many things have changed on the U.S. national team over the past seven years. Coach Bob Bradley was replaced by Jurgen Klinsmann. Carlos Bocanegra and Landon Donovan are gone. The uniforms changed. Even the supporters club changed names from Sam's Army to the American Outlaws.
But one constant is Howard, the 6-3 reliable goalkeeper, holding down the fort, barking out orders, making spectacular saves and keeping the Americans in games even when they're struggling to score. He will be making his U.S.-record eighth World Cup start and will play in his 103rd game for the national team.
He has seen it all, and nothing seems to faze him.
"This is my third go-around, and between four years ago and now, I've played a couple hundred games for my club and country, so I'm just more experienced, don't really get too high or too low," Howard said. "I think when you have a big tournament, the important thing is managing emotion."
He tries to transfer that demeanor to his defenders.
"One of Tim Howard's biggest qualities is his communication," U.S. defender Matt Besler said. "He gets the best out of everybody. Everything starts with him. The organization, the confidence, he's talking to us almost too much, it feels like. But it's great. I tell him, I never want him to stop talking. Even if I know what to do, he's still telling me what to do, and everything kind of starts with him."
Omar Gonzalez made his first World Cup start against Germany. He said having Howard behind him helped calm his nerves.
"Obviously, we have been watching Tim Howard play for years now, and we know what kind of goalkeeper he is," Gonzalez said.
"He is a world-class keeper who makes great saves, and he has great communication. Having him behind us, always screaming at us and making sure we are focused and making sure we are picking up guys is great for me personally because it is always good to have someone keeping you focused, keeping you going and making sure you are seeing the field.
"In case someone does get in behind us, I have a pretty good faith that he will get a hand on it or something to be able to make a big save."
Howard, who grew up in New Brunswick, New Jersey, could have pursued a basketball career. He was good at both sports, averaging 15 points per game for his high school basketball team.
But he fell in love with soccer. His career began with the New Jersey Imperials, and then he signed with the New York/New Jersey MetroStars of Major League Soccer in 1998.
After five seasons in MLS, Howard was signed by Manchester United, where he played until 2006.
He made the 2006 U.S. World Cup team and was the backup to Kasey Keller before becoming a starter in 2007. Over the years, like all great keepers, he has learned to have a very short memory.
"It's something you learn over time," he said. "I don't let things sit with me now, whether they're good or bad; I could care less. I move on. But as a young goalkeeper, that's the hard part because it can eat away at you, and I think it destroys a lot of goalkeepers."
Klinsmann refers to Howard as "one of the top five goalkeepers in the world."
But Howard doesn't buy into those types of comparisons.
"It doesn't matter to me; that's just opinion," Howard said of his coach's pronouncement. "I feel like I'm playing well. At 35, I feel as fit as I've ever been, as strong as I've ever been. I'm seeing the game at a slower pace, which helps. That's all that's important to me. Where I match up? At the end of the day, that's just opinion. I feel good where I am though."
He'll feel even better if the U.S. can withstand Belgium on Tuesday.
Then, that U.S. locker room will truly feel like the capital of happiness.


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Whilst ever we are here any warranty claims will be handled as usual through the store. When we are gone the warranties will be serviced through the respective suppliers - just hold onto your receipt and tell them you bough the item from BP and that there is a problem.
If the item was one of the lines we imported , the amp stuff will be handled by the manufacturer through an Aussie service agent Mobilier pas cher (this will be the same guy who has been working on this stuff for since we opened and before when Green Square Music sold Direct to public.
Instrument warranty stuff will be handled by our main man Matt @ Saltmine Repair.
Does that answer any queries?
To be super clear - its Illegal for us to sell without warranty regardless of if we are in the process of closing or not. And Besides - we wouldn't do that anyway because we are such upstanding citizens.
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