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Transforming Our Lives Through Ancient Wisdom
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QUESTION: "What is Kabbalah?"
ANSWER: Kabbalah means "reception or to receive." It is the ancient Jewish wisdom which teaches the deepest insights into the essence of G‑d, His interaction with the world, and the purpose of Creation. The Kabbalah and its teachings – no less than the Law – are an integral part of the Torah. They are traced back to the revelation to Moses at Sinai, and some of them even before. The Kabbalah itself teaches that its study is an important method for helping to advance the final redemption and perfection of the world.
QUESTION: "I have heard that one must wait until they are 40 years old to study Kabbalah, is that true?"
ANSWER: QUESTION: Educational background is much important in learning and studying Kabbalah, rather than age. It is desirable to be as well versed as possible in the Jewish holy books. However certain basic concepts are available to everyone and should not be ignored.
Anyway, it is not a question to ask someone in Safed where I live, as the holy Ari (Rabbi Isaac Luria) was the main Kabbalah teacher, and he was not yet 40. His students included Rabbi Yosef Caro, the author o The Shulchan Aruch (the Code of Law), who was then over 70.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us at ravyitzchak@kabbalahproject.com
QUESTION: "Many people automatically think about Madonna when they hear the word Kabbalah. Some people think that Kabbalah is now a "trend religion". Is that so?"
ANSWER: Kabbalah is not a religion in and of itself, so you can't convert to it. Kabbalah is an integral part of Judaism and inseparable from it. The people whose awareness of it is limited to Madonna and "trend religion" journalists and opportunist charlatans have been thoroughly deluded. This is one the main reasons the "Kabbalah Project was launched. As an answer to places like the Kabbalah Centre that are not teaching Kosher Kabbalah.
QUESTION: "What does Kabbalah contain that makes people believe it is so dangerous for people to read if they are younger than 40 years and if they are not well versed in Torah?"
ANSWER: There really is no harm in "reading" it, especially in translation, since it loses much of its depth. It is when someone tries to learn at a deep level that they can lose their bearings. That is why there was a concern about someone being of a certain age and well rounded in their Torah learning before approaching Kabbalah.
QUESTION: "When and how did Kabbalah start?"
ANSWER: The answer to this is two-fold. It is taught within Judaism that the Kabbalah was first introduced when Adam was learning in the Garden of Eden. Additional teachings place the giving of Kabbalah along with the written and oral Torah at Mt. Sinai.
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Maintaining what has become the norm for the Halo Championship Series, Splyce walked away as the champs of New Orleans. They did not have an easy road. The most interesting series to watch was Splyce v. Elevate. Elevate definitely came to make a splash, this series was full of bare knuckle standoffs. There was a lot of talk, especially from the broadcast team, that Splyce was not playing at their best. I have to admit there were moments where it felt like true effort was lacking or they were simply out of their element. During the best of seven bracket reset in the grand finals Tox took the whole thing 4-0 with little effort. The new maps proved to be a bit challenging for Splyce early on in the tournament, but that seemed to fade away as they started locking horns with Tox. While Tox put on a hell of a show, they ended up falling short when it mattered most. "YOU CAN'T LET HIM DO THAT!" Above is a quote is a quote from Golden Boy in regards to Trifecta's Musa who was a juggernaut of slaying momentum. Musa was by far one of the most frightening, fresh blooded players at NOLA. He was dealing massive damage, responding to call outs with ravenous blood thirst and having a damn good time doing it. Musa is a beloved favorite in the local Toronto gaming scene and it's not hard to see why.
Performing with the deadly consistency HCS fans have come to expect was Shooter. Ryanoob had this team sitting pretty by putting up huge assist numbers while Rayne displayed terrifying talent with the sniper rifle. I spent some time with their young and very ambitious coach Jake Bain on the floor. Like the rest of his team, he sets high standards for himself and has a hunger to be on top. Considering these guys have only been a team for a couple months, I'd say they were pretty damn successful at this event.
Me hanging with Trifecta Coach Jake Bain and Reciprocity Manager Martin Omes.
When talking about Trifecta I can't not mention Reciprocity because these two teams had a proper showdown on Sunday. This series is easily number one on my re-watch list. The final round ended 49 to 50 in favor of Trifecta. I'll be honest, my money was on Reciprocity who was delivering solid performances all weekend. Also on the floor was Reciprocity manager Martin Omes who took to the time to speak to me about Rec's heavy focus on communication and I would say it paid off. Favorite to Watch: D3MON_D Amid the mad roster shuffle a new impressive squad emerged calling themselves Hitmen. A handle that works pretty well considering the lineup. You've got Ace, Bubudubu, Artic and my new favorite slaying machine, D3MON_D. Musa may have made a big splash but there is something about D3MON_D that is downright cold blooded, and I respect it. His KD was undeniably spooky; By day three he was ranked just under Snip3down and above Frosty. During their bout with Splyce, he kept himself very composed and made several clutch plays that allowed his team to take one victory off of Splyce. Back To Where The Players Play For The Finals The big announcement out of NOLA was that the 2018 finals would be held at Dreamhack Atlanta 2018 this November. Not only will the HCS finals be featured, there is also $10,000 up for grabs in the form of a Halo 3 2v2 tournament. Me being one of the few people that was north of 30 years old in the venue this weekend, you best believe I will be there to cover it. Naturally I would like to see a good deal of these rosters keep their bands together, but there's a lot of time between now and November. Congratulations to Splyce and everyone who came and gave so many incredible performances. See you all in Atlanta.


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Hamlin's spaghetti strap white dress was teamed with black Converse All-Star high-top shoes during the event.
The model made an appearance in the popular Blurred Lines music video for Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams, along with Taio Cruz's Fast Car and Maroon 5's Love Somebody.
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The EXPLOSIVE VII. is bigger version of CKM and EXPLOSIVE VI. airsoft grenade. Imitation of hitting explosion unit or flashbang.
EXPLOSIVE VII. produce a real distraction flash, combined with a small amount of smoke and a lot of bangs.


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Building novel in vitro models to generate musculoskeletal interfaces using 3D bioprinting
University of Edinburgh College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
Dr J Paxton Applications accepted all year round Self-Funded PhD Students Only
Edinburgh United Kingdom Biomedical Engineering Biotechnology Materials Science Medical / Biomedical Physics Medical / Clinical Science Nanotechnology
Musculoskeletal interfaces are the areas of the body where tissue types meet, for example the bone-tendon, bone-cartilage and muscle-tendon junctions. These areas have a unique microanatomy but are particularly vunerable to injury in both the young and elderly populations.
This project aims to use tissue engineering and nanotechnology techniques to build in vitro models of musculoskeletal tissue interfaces in the laboratory. In particular, the use of 3D bioprinting, where cells can be encapsulated within biocompatible 'inks' and 'printed' with a high degree of accuracy will be used and combined with electrospinning technology that produces nanofibers. This work will be co-supervised by Dr Norbert Radasci, Lecturer in Chemical Engineering, University of Edinburgh.
The overall project objective is to produce a robust, reproducible in vitro model that can be used to study cell and tissue interactions at the interface in 3Ds. By doing so, we will use these models to uncover the key events existing when cell types found at these musculoskeletal interfaces meet and allow us to identify key targets that could be explored to produce novel therapeutics and potentially expedite interfacial tissue healing in vivo.
You will work with our 3D bioprinter, electrospinning, make solutions and hydrogels, perform cell culture in 2D and 3D and microscopy (SEM, confocal, fluorescent, etc.)
Applications are welcomed from self-funded students, or students who are applying for scholarships from the University of Edinburgh or elsewhere
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Southampton Gets 'Boris Bikes'
A folding cycle hire scheme has launched at Southampton Central Station (11th April 2013).
The Brompton Dock in Southampton has made forty folding bicycles available to local residents and visitors.
Members of the scheme register online at www.bromptondock.co.uk and pay an annual membership fee. They can then hire a bike by text message or reserve a bike or empty bay online up to twenty four hours in advance.
They are stored in a facility like a large vending machine.
The folding nature of the bikes means that they can be taken into the home or office and on public transport, even at peak times. Members can keep the bikes for as long as they like, from hours to weeks at a time.
Brompton Dock has two tariffs, Frequent and Leisure; Frequent Members pay a £45 annual membership fee and then £2.50 per day to hire a bike. Leisure Members pay a £10 annual membership fee and then £5.00 per day to hire a bike.
Managing Director of Brompton Dock, Mark Antwis said:
"We are very pleased to be announcing the launch of our dock in Southampton.
"Working in partnership with the My Journey initiative, as well as South West Trains should really help boost membership at this dock.
"It is a pleasure launching docks in towns that are really working hard to improve sustainable transport by encouraging people onto bikes."
It's part of My Journey, an initiative run by Southampton City Council to help residents get about more easily and sustainably. It provides resources such as information on bus times, cycle and walking routes and travel plans.
Councillor Asa Thorpe, Cabinet Member for Environment and Transport said:
"What a great idea this is. This fantastic new facility will not only help Southampton residents commute faster, cheaper, healthier and more sustainably on some of their shorter journeys, but also it makes our city more accessible and appealing to visitors".
Jake Kelly, Customer Service Director for South West Trains – Network Rail Alliance said:
"Brompton bikes have already proved to be a success on our network. We were the first in the country to embrace the concept at Guildford station.
Passengers using Southampton station can look forward to a new and innovative way to get in the saddle and leave their cars at home."
Brompton Dock manages the world's first and only cycle hire scheme that uses a fully-automated docking station especially designed for Brompton folding bikes. It enables the hire of up to forty folded Bromptons, stored in a single car parking space.


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10 Facts You Might Not Know About 'Despicable Me 2'
There are so many minions serving Gru in the Despicable Me movies, it would be impossible to actually stop and count each individual one. But, if you had to, you wound find out that there are actually 899 minions. This is just one of the facts packed into the latest episode of You Think You Know Mov…
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U-Kiss Wants You to Believe...in Their MV
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I, however, simply cannot. Even though they just dropped the DoraDora mini album at the end of April, U-Kiss has kept the spark among their KissMe's alive by releasing yet another mini called The Special to KissMe, featuring the title track "Believe" penned by U-Kiss' very own AJ. U-Kiss has made their long-awaited return to K-pop have a very long hiatus away fulfilling promotions in Japan, but just how well do they stack up?
In my opinion, not spectacularly well, but that comes as little surprise to me. While I won't call U-Kiss second rate (their past singles like "Round and Round" and "Man Man Ha Ni" were very much addictive), I can't say they've exactly ruffled my feathers with their latest comeback, and particularly with their latest song and MV for "Believe." Here, take a gander.
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_E0J2WIfw0?rel=0&w=560&h=315] Cinematically, it appears very much like other U-Kiss MVs do–dark colors, plenty of lip gloss, and Eli rubbing his eyebrows. There is no story to follow you need to follow, but there are a variety of sets being used here. There are the close ups against the wall, the vintage-ish shots inside the house replicas, and of course, our drama factor, the dark tunnel. I really liked the aesthetic of the house scenes (from wire and metal furniture to the retro ice cooler) and the pale colors and pastels being used to elicit the emotion of the scenes and lyrics.
However, while it may have been the most visually appealing set, the overall feel of those particular scenes didn't add much flow to the actual song itself. That being said, I don't think either of the other two types of sets also did little to the effect of the song. (Also, did anyone else think Eli sitting in the bathroom was creepy? Please tell me you guys caught that….)
And I say that because the choreography for this song is on-point. It is high-energy and emotionally charged–U-Kiss usually fails to disappoint in that arena. But the sets almost seemed to be cramping the dance performance and slowing down the rhythm of this fast-paced song. Call me cliche, but I think some running scenes and more industrial-like settings would've suited the character of the song a little better. Also, the drama factor could've been amped up some more with a little love interest or even a little sexual tension to really convey the edge and the bite that this song does actually have.
Like I mentioned a little bit before, U-Kiss has there choreography down pat and go the extra mile in terms of delivery, so I'll give them credit where credit is surely due. They are, in truth (and I'm not a big U-Kiss fan to begin with, so hear this out), emphatic and powerful performers. A rare quality to have, U-Kiss does a fair job of bleeding the emotions of their songs, whether it's angst or aegyo, and emotion can make all the difference in making or breaking delivery. This MV is no exception, and U-Kiss is definitely strutting their stuff. My only complaint is that the scope and cinematography of the MV fail to capture those talents, and the thus production as a whole is compromised.
As for X-Factor, this MV has none. But that should come as little surprise considering that DoraDora just came out just six weeks ago, so there was no way excess amount of money was going to be dropped for a follow up 'fan special.' It's a shame, because the song and the choreography imply that there could've been a complicated backstory or plot line, however it appears as if NH Media didn't care to make this more intellectually stimulating than, well, Eli rubbing his eyebrows.
Overall Rating: 3.0 out of 5
Well, that's a wrap, Seoulmates. What are you thoughts on U-Kiss' latest track "Believe?"
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The 2022 Katy Trail Ride has not yet been announced. If the event is announced, we'll update the status, links, and event details here. Registration for Padre's is tentatively scheduled to open March 1.
The Katy Trail Ride allows bicyclists to experience Katy Trail State Park between Clinton and St. Charles. Join us on this scenic five-day ride on the nation's longest developed and most popular rail trail.
This ride covers approximately 237 miles of Katy Trail and features great food and many fun activities. Hot showers are available at each overnight stop, enhancing comfortable campsite settings. Participation is limited to 350 people so register early to ensure your place on this scenic ride. Registrations will be accepted until May 1 or until the 350 maximum limit is reached.
Included in the participant's ride admission will be breakfast and dinner Monday through Thursday, and breakfast and lunch on Friday. Lunch and snacks can be purchased in the towns along the route. Typical breakfast foods may include pancakes, French toast, eggs, bacon, cereal, rolls, fruit, coffee, milk and orange juice. Typical dinners consist of a meat, pasta or vegetarian entree, salad, vegetables, bread and dessert. SAG stops will be located approximately every 10 miles along the route to provide water, fruit and moral support. Because of the length of the route, logistics of the Katy Trail and any unforeseen weather conditions, the SAG may not be accessible at all times. Get signed up for the ride, then register with Padre's!
Registration with Padre's will open March 1!
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We have been around for twenty-six years in the California hub of agricultural activity. We have established an enviable reputation for providing extra quality service to our many and varied customer base. Whether it be providing rapid response to obtaining the best quality product available or rapid response to transportation/freight needs, it has been Golden State Commodities's goal to help in these endeavors.
Golden State Commodities will continue to provide excellent local service, but is expanding to include whole grains, cottonseed and other agricultural products available nationwide and overseas. We have employed trained personnel who know these markets and who have the ability to access products worldwide.


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Countdown Begins For 2014 Gulf Business Industry Awards
The third edition of the awards, to be held tonight, will recognise regional business achievement across various sectors.
Gulf Business Industry Awards
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The third edition of the annual Gulf Business Industry Awards (GBIA), the region's benchmark for recognising local business achievement, will be held on Monday, September 15, 2014 at The Westin Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina.
The high profile awards recognise the very best in companies and CEOs across nine industries including banking, real estate, aviation, retail, energy, media and marketing, tourism and hospitality, healthcare and technology.
As well as these industries, awards will also be given to the winners of three individual categories: Innovator of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year and Businesswoman of the Year.
To close the night, one CEO and also a deserving company will win the coveted Gulf Business CEO of the Year and UAE Company of the Year awards. One very special guest will also win the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award, which was awarded to Khalaf Al Habtoor, founder and chairman of the Al Habtoor Group last year.
(View the complete list of 2013 winners here)
"At Gulf Business, we have always strived to recognise the contribution of businesses across the UAE. Over the last few years, there have been stellar performances by various CEOs and their companies, which have played a very crucial role in the comeback and then the rapid growth of the country's economy," said Ankush Chibber, editor of Gulf Business.
"The third edition of the Gulf Business Industry Awards honour the outstanding CEOs and companies of the past year, while also recognising the future business leaders of this vibrant region," he added.
An independent judging panel consisting of Gulf Business editorial staff, industry leaders and specialist experts such as Firas Nasir, Co-head of MENA, Carlyle Group, Ben Bruton, Managing Partner UAE, Eversheds and Ian Fairservice, Managing Partner and Group Editor of Motivate, came together to decide the CEO winners.
Meanwhile, Gulf Business readers were given the opportunity to vote for the 'companies of the year' on the publication's website.
Sponsors of the Gulf Business Industry Awards 2014 include Audi, the official car partner, Deja vu Real Estate, Moorfields Eye Hospital, RAK Free Trade Zone, Nikon, Jacobsons Direct Marketing Services, International Printing Press and The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort and Marina.
The Gulf Business team will reveal the full list of winners and exclusive photos from the event via www.gulfbusiness.com on September 16, 2014.
You can also follow @GulfBusiness on Twitter to receive all the latest updates live from the venue this evening.
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Q: Replace words with Javascript without removing the image I want to replace the words "morrhåren" with "skägget" in this p-tag. I'm not supposed to change anything in the HTML-kod, only in my js-file. How can I manage to change these words using Javascript and not making the image disappear?
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Är katten skrämd lägger den morrhåren bakåt, detsamma gör den vid slagsmål för att skydda morrhåren. Om katten är en nyfiken vinklar den morrhåren framåt.

A: You could do a simple innerHTML replacement (p.innerHTML = p.innerHTML.replace(/morrhåren/g, "skägget"), where p is a reference to the element), which wouldn't make the image disappear (the img element would just get removed and replaced with a new one for the same image), but I'm going to assume there's some reason you shouldn't do that (for instance: an event handler on the img element) since you've made a point of saying you need to leave the img element alone.
If that's the case, you'll need to go through the p's child nodes and operate only on the text nodes (nodeType === 3), updating their nodeValue (the text of the text node). If the target word only appears at the top level, you only need to go through the p's child nodes; if it appears inside other elements in the p, you'll need a recursive function.
For instance, assuming p is a reference to that element:
for (var child = p.firstChild; child; child = child.nextSibling) {
    if (child.nodeType === 3) {
        child.nodeValue = child.nodeValue.replace(/morrhåren/g, "skägget");
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Again, if you needed to handle descendant elements, you'd need to add recursion to that.
Example:

setTimeout(function() {
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    for (var child = p.firstChild; child; child = child.nextSibling) {
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}, 800);

Är katten skrämd lägger den morrhåren bakåt, detsamma gör den vid slagsmål för att skydda morrhåren. Om katten är en nyfiken vinklar den morrhåren framåt.

A: You can use the innerHTML property of your
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First smile in two days thanks to being around other donors and great people @americanredcross #redcross @fiddlindan. I haven't really been able to function at all since the shooting. such deep sorrow. sadness. heavy and dark. My relationship with country music fans, as well as my band and my crew's relationship with them, is something we all cherish so deeply. some of those friendships have been forged for well over a decade. my heart breaks over and over again for all those fans in Las Vegas and their families.
In times of devastation, it's hard to know how to help; it's also often difficult to find a reason to smile amidst such pain. However, Dierks Bentley found a way to do both after Sunday night's (Oct. 1) Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting.
The "Riser" singer posted Instagram photos on Wednesday (Oct. 4) showing himself donating blood for the victims of the shooting in Las Vegas, Nev.; he and the medical worker taking his blood are smiling for the camera. Bentley admits in the photo's caption that his smile has not been present in the days since the tragic event -- but, because of the "other donors and great people [at the American Red Cross]," he found a reason to smile.
In his post, Bentley says, he hasn't "really been able to function at all since the shooting." He adds, "My heart breaks over and over again for all those fans in Las Vegas and their families."
There are many, including Bentley, trying to make a difference in the wake of the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting. Vigils for the victims took place in Nashville and Las Vegas, and in addition to blood drives like the one Bentley participated in, a GoFundMe account has been established to help monetarily. Maren Morris shared an unreleased song, "Dear Hate," the proceeds of which will go to help victims, and Miranda Lambert doled out a hug during a show in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (where one of the 59 victims lived).


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The Error Scan scans the entire disk surface for errors. Defects will show up as red blocks. The
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How should the U.S. deal with the recent influx of migrants and asylum seekers?
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officers form a line along the southbound lanes of the San Ysidro port of entry Sunday, Nov. 25, 2018, in San Diego. Migrants approaching the U.S. border from Mexico were enveloped with tear gas Sunday after a few tried to breach the fence separating the two countries. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
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PUBLISHED: November 26, 2018 at 5:35 p.m. | UPDATED: November 26, 2018 at 5:35 p.m.
While we Californians were enjoying Thanksgiving meals with our friends and families last week, thousands of Central American migrants who would also love to be Californians — hey, they'd take Nebraskans — were massed at our southern border.
They've been on a long march, and bus and rail ride, from Central America through southern Mexico, Mexico City and the Sonoran desert. Many are in Baja California; others are in cities bordering Arizona and Texas. They seek asylum from violence, political corruption and economic oppression in their home countries.
Some Tijuana residents don't want to continue to host the migrants. Over the weekend, push came to shove when a small group that included women and children tried to breach the border fences into California, and were turned back with tear gas.
What do you think about the way United States officials have handled the ethically and physically uncomfortable situation? No nation would welcome an anarchic surge of immigrants without being able to verify their requests for asylum. But our longtime policy is to offer such asylum to legitimate claimants. Has the federal government tried hard enough to set up a system that could quickly evaluate these thousands of people? Does the leaked plan, so far denied by the incoming government of Mexican President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador, to keep the migrants in Mexico while asylum claims are evaluated seem a good one? Should the United States contribute to a fund to house and feed the migrants while they wait in Mexico?
President Trump tweeted over the weekend: "Would be very SMART if Mexico would stop the Caravans long before they get to our Southern Border, or if originating countries would not let them form." He claimed, without citing evidence, that "it is a way they get certain people out of their country and dump in U.S." The president has also claimed Mideastern terrorists were among the walkers. What's your opinion of how Trump has handled the issue? Should we continue to be not only a nation of immigrants but one that welcomes asylum-seekers?
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On mission: Mikey Johnston wants to nail down a place in Celtic's starting line-up
By Andy Sims
July 30 2019 11:00 AM
Mikey Johnston wants to use Celtic's Champions League qualifying campaign to cement a regular place in Neil Lennon's side.
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The 20-year-old winger impressed in a goalscoring display against Sarajevo in the opening round and is set to be handed another chance when the Hoops face Estonian champions Nomme Kalju tonight.
Celtic may be 5-0 up from the first leg but the clash is still another important stepping stone for Johnston ahead of Saturday's Ladbrokes Premiership opener against St Johnstone.
"Hopefully we can get the job done and maybe I'll get some more minutes," he said. "There's a lot we can get out of it in terms of getting game time, and we want to get the job done.
"The season is starting next week as well so it's something we can take things from.
"It's always going to be tough (with competition for places) at a big club like Celtic, but I hope it's going to be a big season for me.
"I've just got to keep working hard and hopefully I can get chances."
Lennon, meanwhile, will hand new signing Christopher Jullien his eagerly-awaited debut tonight.
The powerful defender has been building up his match fitness since his £7m switch from Toulouse, and Lennon is ready to unleash him in Tallinn.
"Jullien needs some game time so he will start," said Lennon. "There's a few players we want to get up to match sharpness.
"He's been patient, he's worked very hard, he's had a couple of bounce games and he's ready to play now."
Lennon also revealed that Callum McGregor and James Forrest have not travelled in order to give them a rest ahead of Saturday's Premiership opener against St Johnstone.
Despite Celtic being all but certain of a place in the third qualifying round, and a tie with either Israeli side Maccabi Tel-Aviv or Cluj of Romania, Lennon has demanded another professional performance.
"Obviously we are in a very strong position but it's a game we want to win," added the Ulsterman.
"We'll change a few of the players but we're here to win the tie and keep the momentum going with the league campaign starting on Saturday.
"Complacency is your enemy in a situation like this. Most people will see Celtic's qualification as a foregone conclusion but we have to be as professional as we can.
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Kalju may face a thankless task but the match, moved to the 14,400-capacity A Le Coq Arena, is still a huge occasion for the hosts.
Coach Roman Kozhukhovskyi said: "We are very much looking forward to the game and will go into it giving our maximum effort.
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Ukrainians expressed in the network, their indignation at the visit of the Russian TV presenter Dana Borisova in Kiev. About the same time, users began to write under the post of the Deputy Chairman of the movement "Ukrainian-language Kyiv" and former coordinator of the "get out of Moscow!" Andrew Smoliy in Facebook with a screenshot from the profile of girls in Instagram, where she is depicted on the Maidan Nezalezhnosti.
For example, the wearer Tatiana wrote: "It violates the laws of Ukraine, and its allowed. What is it like? So we can not respect and do not care about our laws".
Many expressed a negative attitude to border guards or Russia. Maria Fedorova asked what Ukrainians are paying the salaries of the military and security forces. Some commentators marveled at the indifference to what is happening on the part of those who guarded the borders of the state.
Someone from users suggested that the pace and soon the Ukraine will officially move to the Russian tanks. Commenters also wrote that the presenter is not happy or don't want to see her in Kiev.
However, on the personal page Borisova users left positive comments. One of the wearer greeted by a girl saying that I'm very glad to see her beloved city.
The TV presenter arrived in Kiev for the shooting of the reality show "4 Brats". In the publication she shared good emotions from coming. She told me that she was already living in Kiev three months earlier.
Dana Borisova began her career as a TV presenter in 1993. She participated in such well-known programs as "Army shop" and "the Last hero". The girl was awarded the honorary diploma of the Ministry of defense of the Russian Federation "For achievements in Patriotic propaganda."
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7 questions with Amanda Dufner
By Alex Myers
Amanda Dufner has become one of the most recognizable PGA Tour wives in the past year. We caught up with her while she cheered on her husband, Jason, during the first round of the Players.
How much more have you gotten into golf since meeting Jason?
So much more. Before I met Jason, I had never even been on a golf course so I didn't know anything about golf. But obviously, I learned really quick. So now I think I know more than I should.
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Do you play?
No, I do not. Obviously, we spend so much time out here on a golf course that when he's not playing, that's the last thing we want to do. A vacation for us does not include golf.
So he hasn't tried to get you to play?
No, not at all. I don't think he has any interest in us playing together. I don't blame him.
What do you guys do when Auburn plays Alabama in football? Jason is such a big Auburn guy, but do you stay true to your school?
Oh yeah, 100 percent.
Is there any trash-talking?
It just depends on how the season is going and whose team is playing better. In the past, Jason hasn't had that much to say. . . (laughs), but here recently, the trash-talk has gone up because it's been a little more competitive between our two teams.
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What's your favorite tour event to go to?
I'd have to say the Players is one of my favorites. This, and obviously, the Masters.
What's it like being in the spotlight, especially since Jason's win at the PGA Championship?
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Through the Times With Jeffrey L. Cummings, M.D.
Dr. Cummings, the originator of Psychiatric Times' "Brain and Behavior" column, looks back over his career in neurology. Looking forward, he predicts that psychiatry and neurology will become ever-more intertwined.
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For Jeffrey L. Cummings, M.D., an interest in identifying and treating neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders, particularly Alzheimer's disease (AD) and other dementias, began early. After growing up in the rural town of Basin, Wyo., Cummings went to the University of Wyoming (graduating with high honors) and then on to medical school at the University of Washington (UW) in Seattle.
"As an undergraduate student and even as a high school student, I was greatly attracted to philosophy, natural history and biology," he told Psychiatric Times. "So as I entered my undergraduate studies, the zoology and premedical courses attracted me to medicine, but the philosophical theme drew me to behavior, and to the choices of neurology or psychiatry. Undecided between the two, my career has been a union of those two disciplines."
At UW, Cummings worked with a neurologist, John Green, M.D. An epileptologist "committed to humanitarian care," Green encouraged Cummings "to think about the relationship between neuroscience and society and between neurological disease and the human mind and human spirit."
After his studies at UW, Cummings completed a rotating internship at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, Conn., followed by a residency in neurology and a fellowship in behavioral neurology at the Boston University School of Medicine in Massachusetts and another fellowship in neuropathology and neuropsychiatry at the National Hospital for Neurological Diseases in London.
It was at Boston University that Cummings met neurologist D. Frank Benson, M.D. Benson's 1975 book Psychiatric Aspects of Neurological Disease was a benchmark publication in which neurologists and psychiatrists contributed to discussions of brain diseases that produced psychiatric manifestations.
Cummings said, "Frank was very interested in behavioral neurology and was a wonderful mentor who was tremendously committed to education. [He] influenced me to go into behavioral neurology and to consider the dementing disorders and other neurocognitive illnesses."
Like his mentors, Cummings has continued the tradition of teaching and mentoring. In 1980, he became assistant professor of neurology at the School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and in 1992 became professor of neurology and of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences. In 1996, he was made the Augustus S. Rose Professor of Neurology. Since 2002, he has served as executive vice chairperson in the department of neurology and, since 2003, as director of the Deane F. Johnson Center for Neurotherapeutics at UCLA.
Equally important, he has directed UCLA's Dementia and Neurobehavior Research Fellowship for over 15 years. Many of the approximately 50 fellows he has trained during that time currently hold leadership positions in dementia programs throughout the country. He has also supervised the training of some 19 international scholars and been a presenter or plenary speaker at numerous international conferences, including those in China, India, Indonesia and Egypt.
A prolific writer, Cummings has authored and/or edited 20 books, more than 450 peer-reviewed papers, some 170 chapters in books and several hundred abstracts. He is associate editor for several publications and is on the editorial board of several journals, including Dementia and Geriatric Cognitive Disorders and Alzheimer's Disease and Associated Disorders.
His relationship with Psychiatric Times began in the 1980s when he was lecturing in the Southern California area and John Schwartz, M.D., Psychiatric Times' founder and editor in chief, asked him to speak at Psychiatric Times'-sponsored meetings. In 1988, Cummings began writing his widely read "Brain and Behavior" column, which appeared four to six times a year until 1996. Since then, he occasionally contributes articles, such as "Advances in Alzheimer's Disease Research: Implications for New Treatments" in January of 2000 and "New Practice Parameters for Dementia" in October of 2001. He has served on the publication's editorial board since 1992 and helps as an occasional peer reviewer.
Because he is executive vice chairperson of UCLA's department of neurology, Cummings was asked about the major changes he has seen in the field during the last 20 years.
"The advent of imaging has been one of the major diagnostic advances and is increasingly playing a role in understanding the pathophysiology of neurological diseases. Imaging in all of its varying modalities has been one of the major developments in terms of neurology," he said.
Another major advance, he added, is the advent of neurotherapeutics. There has been the discovery and proliferation of new treatments for AD, Parkinson's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and migraine. "There has been a remarkable paradigm shift in neurology from being a largely diagnostic specialty to being one that is largely a therapeutic specialty," he added.
Looking ahead, Cummings said, "The increasingly precise definition of the molecular mechanisms of neurological disease provides a variety of targets for pharmaceutical intervention. I think we are on the verge of seeing much more meaningful therapies for a number of neurological diseases, including neurodegenerative disorders."
The Deane F. Johnson Center for Neurotherapeutics that Cummings helped initiate will be at the forefront of identifying those meaningful therapies. "This is a multidisciplinary clinical trials program structured to treat multiple types of neurological illnesses and also to provide educational services to physicians, pharmaceutical company personnel and the public," he explained.
Because of his interest in developing and testing new treatments for AD, Cummings has long worked for expanding research in this field and was able to obtain federal funding from the National Institute on Aging (NIA) as well as funding from the state of California. In 1991, UCLA successfully competed for an Alzheimer's Disease Core Center under his leadership. In 1998, the Alzheimer Disease Research Center was established by a grant from NIA as a mechanism for integrating, coordinating and supporting new and ongoing research by established investigators in AD and aging. That same year, the center began receiving recurring funding from the state to be applied to new research efforts.
"The availability of this funding greatly augments our Alzheimer's research, giving us the ability to recruit patients; to study them in drug trials; to seriously study the brain when patients succumb to the illness; to collect imaging and genetic information on them; and to provide education to the community," Cummings said.
In terms of his own research on cognitive problems, Cummings said, "We have recently been looking at the neuropsychiatric symptoms that occur in patients with mild cognitive impairment to help us understand whether the behavioral changes might help us predict which patients with mild cognitive impairment are going on to Alzheimer's disease. There is substantial evidence that patients who have mild cognitive impairment plus depression or plus apathy are those who are going to progress relatively soon to a full-blown diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease."
In the search for a cure for AD, research efforts at multiple centers have focused on preventing or reversing amyloid deposition in the brain. Efficacy evaluation of these anti-amyloid therapies would greatly benefit from tools that enable in-vivo detection and quantitation of amyloid deposits in the brain. Cummings' colleague John M. Ringman, M.D., in conjunction with Jorge Barnos, Ph.D., and Gary Small, M.D., is engaged in amyloid imaging. Ringman is studying patients who have an inherited form of AD. At this point, Cummings explained, one of the mysteries is how long before the disease becomes manifest does the protein accumulate in the brain.
"We are imaging those patients with amyloid imaging to determine when the protein that accumulates in the brain of the Alzheimer's patient is laid down," he explained. "Is it only a few years or 20 years? Dr. Ringman's population along with this novel form of imaging will help us answer that [question]."
Cummings is also enthusiastic about a study by colleague Il-Seon Shin, which was first presented as a poster at the International Psychogeriatric Association meeting in Seoul, South Korea, last September, and now is in press at the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry. The study involved some 40 patients with AD, who were evaluated at UCLA using both the Quality of Life - Alzheimer's Disease (QoL-AD) instrument and the Neuropsychiatric Inventory (NPI). The article discusses the relationship between neuropsychiatric symptoms in AD and their impact on quality of life for patients and their caregivers.
"What we can show is that agitation is a major negative influence on quality of life for the caregiver, and depression has a major negative influence on both the quality of life for the caregiver and the patient," Cummings said. "Our message ... is that neuropsychiatric symptoms are a very important part of the dementing illnesses, and they have major impact on quality of life for both the patients and the family members who care for them."
As immediate past president of the board of directors for the Alzheimer's Association of Los Angeles, Cummings is attuned to the needs of caregivers and patients with dementia. According to the Alzheimer's Association, in Los Angeles County alone there are more than 150,000 people afflicted with AD or related dementias.
Cummings pointed out that assistance to the caregiver can improve the life of both the patient and the caregiver. He explained that referral to the Alzheimer's Association and other caregiver groups; use of educational materials, so caregivers can understand the disease better; and the provision of some interventions (e.g., support groups) that can reduce the burdens on caregivers all have an effect on both patients and caregivers.
Another aid is individual therapy for caregivers who are having more substantial psychological struggles, he said. Additionally, specific educational programs can inform caregivers on how to better manage behavioral disturbances or how to better manage the lack of cooperation that patients may manifest.
With regard to how care for patients with dementia can be improved, Cummings talked about multiple approaches.
"Patients are both underdiagnosed and undertreated once they are identified," he said. "Certainly a patient cannot receive treatment and a caregiver cannot receive services unless it is recognized and discussed that a patient is suffering from a dementing illness. It is very critical that caregivers draw attention to memory deficits in the person that they are concerned about. Similarly, it is very important that practitioners hear these complaints and not just ascribe the deficits to normal aging. They need to do the careful assessments to determine whether the deficits go beyond normal aging and then either evaluate the patients themselves or initiate a referral to a dementia specialist if that is appropriate."
Because primary care physicians are often the first line of medical services that caregivers and patients seek, Cummings explained, "It is very important that they take those complaints seriously and refer [patients] to a dementia specialist, for example, if the complaints are substantive."
Improved pharmacotherapy is a major way to benefit patients, according to Cummings. "We need better drug therapies that are more powerful and that are truly disease modifying and will reduce the progression of the illness or the risk of developing the illness," he said.
"A more systematic use of the available agents may be of benefit to patients," he added. "The cholinesterase inhibitors such as Aricept [donepezil], Reminyl [galantamine] and Exelon [rivastigmine] all have been shown to improve patients' cognition, function and behavior. Similarly, Namenda [memantine] has been shown to improve patients' behavior, cognition and activities of daily living in the advanced phase of the disease. The thoughtful, systematic and persistent use of these drugs would be of benefit to patients."
Reviewing his career, Cummings said the combining of neurology and psychiatry has proven beneficial and is a harbinger of the future:
"Every day these two disciplines become more integrated on both a conceptual and therapeutic basis. One example, the drugs that we use to treat dementia now, such as the cholinesterase inhibitors and Namenda, although developed for their cognitive impact, have been shown to reduce the behavioral disturbances that accompany Alzheimer's disease, so they also have a psychiatric impact. On the other hand, drugs such as Prozac [fluoxetine] have been shown to be not only antidepressants but also to increase the rate of nerve cell generation in the medial temporal lobes of individuals to whom the drug is given. Therefore, there is a neurological impact of psychiatric drugs and a psychiatric impact of neurological drugs that is forcing us to the increasingly obvious conclusion that behavioral disturbances are a product of brain disorders and that neuropsychiatry is a unified field that includes both the neurological basis of psychiatry and the psychiatric manifestations of brain disorders."


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A Second letter to Mr. Law.
A Second letter to Mr. Law. Occasion'd by his arrival in England, and its being reported he is to be made, a director of the South Sea Company, and a member of Parliament.
Eighteenth Century Collections Online
London : Printed for J. Roberts, in Warwick-Lane; and sold by J. Graves, in St. James's street; and J Stagg, in Westminster-Hall, [1721?]
Law, John, > 1671-1729.
A Second letter to Mr. Law occasion'd by his arrival in England and its being reported he is to be made a director of the South Sea Company and a member of Parliament ...
Letter to Mr. Law, upon his arrival in Great Britain
A letter to Mr. Law, upon his arrival in Great Britain
by: Budgell, Eustace, 1686-1737
The memoirs life and character of the great Mr. Law and his brother at Paris. Down to this present year 1721, with an accurate and particular account of the establishment of the Missisippi Company in France, the rise and fall of it's stock, and all the subtle artifices used to support the national credit of that kingdom, by the pernicious project of paper-credit. Written by a Scots Gentleman.
by: Gray, Mr.


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Mayors Promote Their Regions' Advantages
The Moscow Times interviewed more than 50 mayors and governors for its Beyond Moscow series, asking many of them about what they saw as the reasons for investors to be interested in their respective cities or regions. Below is a selection of some of the answers.
Viktor Pavlenko
Arkhangelsk Mayor Viktor Pavlenko
Arkhangelsk is the cultural, educational and engineering capital of the Russian north. We will develop housing, energy and infrastructure.
Arkhangelsk is a gateway to the Arctic. Arctic exploration offers a great potential for the city's development in terms of new jobs and investment.
Astrakhan former Mayor Sergei Bozhenov
Sergei Bozhenov
The convenience of Astrakhan's geographical position. The Silk Road passed through Astrakhan, and today's transportation corridors through the city and the region — north to south and west to east — have deep historical roots.
There is a green light and a positive attitude on the behalf of the governor and myself to any investor — whether it is someone building a small stall, a drug store, a big business center or a factory producing iron or cement. Incentives offered to those doing business include tax breaks, low rents on land for industrial construction, and administration officials who provide advice and assistance to investors.
And in Astrakhan there are a lot of beautiful women. The mix of blood — Slavic and Asian — creates something special. No man could resist: you can admire, fall in love, get acquainted and, possibly, get married!
Ismail Khusainov
Grozny First Deputy Mayor Ismail Khusainov
Areas for investments have been analyzed, the capabilities of the city's infrastructure have been investigated, and a number of investment projects will be offered for implementation in Grozny.
Grozny is relying on the experience of cities such as Kazan, Istanbul and Ankara, where healthy investment climates have already been created, by meeting with top officials of those cities.
In a nutshell, vacant niches for the development of business are awaiting investors in Grozny. The absence of strong competition, a lack of red tape and local government support are key prerequisites for attracting investors and creating new production facilities and jobs.
Ilsur Metshin
Kazan Mayor Ilsur Metshin
Kazan is the leader among the country's 10 largest cities as far as business opportunities are concerned. Kazan tops the list, thanks to its cost-efficient procedures for establishing company and property registration.
We are located in the central part of Russia and a strategically important route from Moscow to the Far East — and from Western Europe to China — goes through Kazan. Besides, the city is situated on one of Russia's most important waterways — the Volga River and is near the confluence with its major tributary, the Kama River.
Andrei Lobkin
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Mayor Andrei Lobkin
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk has industrial potential with its large mineral reserves. In the short term, housing, food, energy, communication, trade, consumer services, the financial and credit system, and tourism will be further developed. The city has many opportunities for investment projects, including comprehensive development of suburbs, and projects related to gas. The administration of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk is working to improve the city's infrastructure and reduce administrative business barriers.
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A gorgeous tract of land with many mature trees & numerous openings that are ideal for a home site! Property is perimeter fenced & includes 2 ponds & creek. An agricultural exemption is currently in place. Just minutes away from the newly proposed entrance ramp to Interstate 10 makes this location very accessible to Katy/Houston areas. Additional acreage is available.
Traveling west on I-10 thru Sealy take the Bernardo Road exit & stay on the feeder. At the CR92 overpass, turn right on to Double Creek Rd. Take a right & this will turn into Nelson Lane. Property is on your right - HTCP sign is on the fence.


Before we bought our first home, we called CJ to come out and take a look and give us his opinion about what our options might be when it came to the remodeling dreams we had. As we stood in the empty house brainstorming, we realized we were all on the same page and that we'd work with him….just that pesky question of whether we'd be able to afford him. You see, we had a thought that I think many first-time-home-owners share: architects are a luxury, a non-required piece that we could never afford.
That could not be further from the truth. Instead, I'm absolutely certain that by anticipating issues before they became problems that could snowball into outright catastrophes, he's saved us literally thousands of dollars in changes of mind, unexpected costs or just dumb mistakes.
We have had, and continue to have, an absolute blast working with CJ. He's what I would call a gentle visionary. In other words, he absorbs your ideas, no matter how vague, and works with them in his mind until he's got his own way to articulate them, and then does so with clear concision. We never got the sense that we were at the mercy of any kind of ego or locked-in thinking. And he executes it all with genuine artistic beauty — his perspective sketches of what the finished remodel would look like I mean to have framed.
My wife and I hired CJ to assist with designing a remodel consisting of a new 2-car garage with a master bed and bath above. Sounds simple enough, but we faced unforeseen challenges with modern city requirements imposed on a structure built in 1951. CJ brought many constructive ideas, options, and solutions to keep the project moving forward. Without his experience, patience, and fresh perspective the project would have stagnated, and we would have never achieved the results we did. He was our advocate, even when we didn't realize we needed one.
I've worked with CJ Paone on a residential project and also retained him for four medical facilities. In every project I have been impressed with CJ's professionalism and agreeable manner.
Has an architect's interest and skill set in solving design problems for best quality in finished product.
Understands and incorporates parameters into project program including budget, local code, ADA compliance, equipment requirements, scheduling demands and on-site changes.
Demonstrates a high level of communication know-how with a focus on best solutions, while managing the full spectrum in working with sophisticated clients, various trades and management teams.
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Corpus Christi forward Lindsay makes college commitment
By Collin Schuck, Corpus Christi IceRays
The Corpus Christi IceRays of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) are proud to announce the commitment of forward Drake Lindsay to Nipissing University, a Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) program in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) conference, for the 2016-17 season.
"We are always very happy for any of our players that get commitments," said IceRays General Manager Pat Dunn. "Selfishly, it's also an honor for our organization that we are recognized by the CIS. Drake's commitment is very well deserved. They will not only be getting a good player but also a very nice young man."
Lindsay, 20, closed out his junior career with the IceRays during the 2015-16 after being drafted 81st overall (4th Round) by Corpus Christi in the 2015 NAHL Draft. The Grosse Isle, Man. native played 56 games last season, recording 12 goals and 26 assists for 38 points with a four power play goals, 12 power play assists, and three game-winning goals. Lindsay finished the season atop the team in assists, points and power play assists while sharing the team lead in power play points and game-winning goals. He also was one of four IceRays players to earn a spot in the 2016 NAHL Top Prospects Tournament in February, playing for Team South while becoming just the fourth player in IceRays history to score during the two-game tournament and the first to record a goal and assist in a 4-3 shootout win against Team East on February 15.
Prior to his stint in Corpus Christi, the 6-foot-1, 205-pound forward played three full seasons from 2012-14 with the Neepawa Natives of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL), recording 57 goals and 92 assists for 149 points through 178 games, averaging just under a point per game over his MJHL career and earning 63 points in 60 games during the 2014-15 campaign. Lindsay was named to the MJHL All-Rookie Team in 2012-13 following a 41-point season then MJHL Second All-Star Team in his final season in Canadian junior hockey.
"I watched him a bit in the MJHL in Neepawa," said Carson Shields, the director of western recruiting for Nipissing University. "He finds the net, and he finds the guys he plays with. I liked his size. I liked his grittiness as well. He wasn't a guy that walked away from anything. Drove the net hard."
The CIS is the national governing body for Canadian university athletics comprised of universities within Ontario and Quebec. The structure is very similar to that of the NCAA in the United States: universities grouped together by conference during the season culminating in conference and overall CIS championships at the end of the year. The largest difference between the two associations is the age and size of players. The CIS is an older league comprised largely of players from Major Junior programs that either did not have a professional opportunity arise or want to take advantage of college funds provided by their respective Major Junior league, meaning that players range mainly from ages 20 to 25.
IceRays Head Coach Brad Flynn is a graduate of Brock University, a CIS program in the OUA. He knows first-hand the opportunity the Canadian programs can provide Canadian-born players even in the NAHL.
"We are very excited as an organization to have helped Drake develop into a CIS player," said Flynn. "The CIS is widely known across the hockey world as the best kept secret in hockey, with the majority of players being ex-Major Junior players. It just proves that even if NCAA does not work out, the IceRays still work hard to get our players to the highest university league possible."
Nipissing University is a relatively new program in CIS standards, forming in 2009 and looking to make a case as a premier program in the OUA and across the CIS. Their commitment to this program focus has come in their recent additions, including five-year Ontario Hockey League (OHL) veteran forward and Sudbury Wolves captain Danny Desrochers, three-year OHL veteran defenseman Taylor Davis from the Ottawa 67's, and three-year Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) veteran forward Deverick Ottereyes. Other additions have come from other Tier II Canadian programs, but the size and experience provide Lindsay both with competition and ways to improve his own game.
"When I'm looking at a player, I'm looking for three things: hockey IQ, size and speed," said Shields. "Three things, in my opinion, that you can't really teach. When it comes to Drake, I think he has all three of those. Now, how far he wants to take it is up to him."
Lindsay is now the third IceRays player in two seasons to commit to a CIS program, joining Canadian defenseman Anthony Cortese ('14-'15) with Concordia University and American goaltender Graham Hunt ('15-'16) with the University of Ottawa and providing another outlet for Canadian-born IceRays players to continue their post-junior careers.
Click here for an updated NAHL to NCAA commitment list