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After 6 Years, Doctor Finds... Dr. Suzanne Gudakunst has just released what some authorities are calling the world's most "Top Secret" fat loss secret. In the past six years she has worked largely in secret, developing what may be the "cure" for obesity. She tested it first on herself, and then on a select group of volunteers who anxiously awaited salvation from "the battle of bulge." Joined by some of the biggest names in modern medicine... from the likes of Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and other world-recognized hospitals and higher-learning institutions... Dr. Suzanne moves rapidly forward in her personal "war" on unhealthy fat and for the pursuit of better and eventually optimal health for all. She has just released the results of her research in a simple and easy-to-follow system. And her timing couldn't be better... Recent studies reveal that obesity has now reached epidemic proportions. Dr. Suzanne's secret may prove to be a major life-saver to the 40+ percent of Americans who are labeled "obese." Children are now considered "fatter than ever" by most experts. But Dr. Suzanne's remedy may help prevent later-in-life health issues - like diabetes - when these same children grow into adults. With this weight and fat-loss revelation, people who previously struggled in the fight against "extra pounds" now have a POWERFUL WEAPON on their side for a well-deserved change. Listen, you should know that nothing about Dr. Suzanne's secret fat loss cure is difficult or hard to do. She says that anyone can use her secret to lose weight almost effortlessly! (You'll have to see it for yourself to understand how this is actually possible...) So if you are someone who has been losing the fight against unwelcome fat that will lower the quality of your life and eventually shorten it... then you owe it to yourself to learn more about Dr. Suzanne's secret. If you act quickly, Dr. Suzanne will knock off nearly HALF the price of her "Top Secret" Fat Loss Secret. Grab the good doctor's secret for yourself right here... Wishing you health and well-being, Lee Euler, Publisher, Cancer Defeated

Merry Christmas To All! (From Cancer Defeated)

Merry Christmas — and Thank You! I feel that on this day we should pause for a moment from figuring out ways to beat cancer, and just enjoy the blessings of the season. I hope the blessings are abundant for you and those you love, whatever faith you practice or holy days you celebrate. This is also a good time to thank you for reading our publications and supporting our work. Our mission is to relieve people's suffering. It's as simple as that — simple to say, but not simple to do. It's certainly not free. Your dollars make it possible for us to research and write the books and articles we publish, get them printed, travel to Europe, Mexico or elsewhere as needed to interview doctors and get more information — to do all the things we need to do to bring the best cancer treatments to you. It takes around four months of full-time work for a highly qualified writer to create one of our Special Reports. The full-length books, of course, take much longer. We have three highly qualified technical people on our staff just to solve the myriad problems of publishing and distributing on the Internet. You would be amazed (I am, every day) at how complicated it is. By my count, about ten people earn their primary living from Cancer Defeated Publications and about ten more earn a large chunk of their living from it. Many have children to support and mortgages to pay. We're mindful every day of what a blessing you are in our lives. Let me introduce you to our staff. . . Sherry Finn is my partner and a valued advisor to everyone in this venture. Her innate kindness, modesty and truthfulness inspire the whole staff to a higher standard. Sherry lives in the South Bay area of Los Angeles. Joe Ackerson works with me in our Virginia headquarters. He's my personal assistant, the company's bookkeeper, the fulfillment manager who makes sure you get your books or reports if you order a printed copy. . .and more. Joe's lovely wife Mia helps us pack a book now and then as needed (and also cooks me treats!) Cami Lemr, near Atlanta, has been with Cancer Defeated from the beginning — six years. She started out packing and shipping books and reports for us. Now she answers all our customer service emails and also proofreads for us, so that our material doesn't arrive in your inbox full of misspellings and other bloopers. Cami is Joe's sister. Jenessa Hansford, packs and ships books for us, as do the happily married Ken and Joanie Kurpik. All three live in Virginia. Milli Hare, in Virginia, fields phone calls from customers (but we prefer that you email if you have a problem!) Shelley Couillard, in Florida, plunges into the scary jungle of our computer system every day and creates the labels we use to ship books and reports to customers. Our technology experts Michelle Mato is our Information Technology Advisor and the person we count on to keep us up and running on the Internet. Michelle has been with us from the beginning and has been one of the key people who helped build the organization. She lives in the South Bay area of Los Angeles. Steve MacLellan, in Nova Scotia, Canada, is our Webmaster. That means he's our nuts and bolts expert on computer programming, websites and order-taking processes. Steve designs our newsletters and makes sure they go out on time. David Dittman lives in Alabama and is the newest member of our technical team. David brings our group a very broad and deep knowledge of computer programming and web publishing. He's worked with some of the top people in the business. Turning now to our talented writing staff. . . Three freelance writers help me get out the two newsletters we publish every week: Mindy McHorse in New Mexico, Carol Parks in Michigan, and Roz Roscoe in Georgia. The newsletter wouldn't exist without them. Even with the four of us, it's almost too much work to keep up with! Susan Clark, a freelance writer in Orange County, California, wrote two of our special reports plus a great deal of our advertising. She also gives us all kinds of good advice on what's most likely to interest our readers. Susan's husband Kevin shoots the videos you receive from us every now and then. Andrew Scholberg is a freelance writer who lives in Chicago. If you've ever purchased a special report from us, chances are pretty good it was written by Andy! Andy has been with Cancer Defeated Publications from the beginning and I'm not sure we would have succeeded without him. He's our expert on alternative cancer clinics, having visited and written about those in the United States, Mexico, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. And marketing experts, without whom you'd never hear of our publications. . . Shane Holley is an expert Internet marketer who's helping us develop a new, pioneering way of reaching people with information about alternative cancer treatments. Shane lives in Alabama. Tony Cornish is another charter member of Cancer Defeated. His wise counsel helped get us started when we knew almost nothing about Internet publishing. He's an expert on getting readers to open their minds and hearts to new information -- instead of hitting "delete." Tony lives in the Washington, DC area. Josh Doherty joined us last summer to help us find our way in a specialized area of marketing. We're hoping Josh's efforts will spread the word about alternative cancer treatment to thousands of people we can't reach now. Josh lives in upstate New York. Anne Caballero helps us out with a wide range of tasks including proof-reading, fact-checking, and creating marketing reports. Anne lives in the South Bay area of Los Angeles. To all of these hard-working people, many thanks — and have a blessed and joyous Christmas! You deserve it. I don't know how many people's lives have been saved by Cancer Defeated. But I suspect it's quite a few. Kindest regards, Lee Euler, Editor & Publisher

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###   December 23, 2011 Bowie, MD – The Mid Atlantic Football Foundation (MAFF) is pleased to announce the 2nd Annual Chesapeake Bowl, December 30th, 2011 at 7:30 pm, at South River High School in Edgewater, Maryland. The Chesapeake Bowl features some of the best talent from the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia against talent from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. MAFF also announced that a statewide youth game for 8th Graders will kick-off at 5:00 pm preceding the Chesapeake Bowl. Tickets are available on a pre-sale basis via the web at: http://chesbowl.ticketleap.com/2011-chesapeake-bowl/ “We are excited to announce that many of our players have received local, statewide, regional and national honors,” said Sean O’Connor, MAFF’s Director of Business Operations, “but that speaks to the hard work and dedication exhibited by the coaches and the players both on and off the field.” Scheduled to appear in the Chesapeake Bowl are Eddie Goldman, Cyrus Jones, Ronald Darby and Wes Brown. Stefon Diggs (Good Counsel, Olney MD) was invited to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl (January 7, 2012 (at) 1:00 pm ET on NBC.) Eddie Goldman (Friendship Collegiate, Washington DC) was invited to participate in the Under Armour All-American Game (January 5, 2012 (at) 7:30 pm ET on ESPN) along with Cyrus Jones (Gilman School, Baltimore MD,) Wes Brown (Good Counsel, Olney MD) and Ronald Darby (Potomac High School Potomac, MD.) "These young men represent a great deal of talent, and The Chesapeake Bowl features not only these four but also Washington DC's Gatorade Player of the Year in Albert Reid (Friendship Collegiate, Washington DC) in addition to Maryland's Gatorade Player of the Year in Cyrus Jones (Gilman School)," said O'Connor. The Mid Atlantic Football Foundation, Inc is a non-profit (501c3) foundation created in January 2011 to provide the youth of our community the opportunity to participate and compete in football related events. Please visit our website at: http://midatlanticfootballfoundation.org/

Statistically, Hokies One of the ACC's Better Teams

Statistically, Hokies One of the ACC's Better Teams by Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com, December 23, 2011 Virginia Tech is done with 13 of their 15 non-conference basketball games, and they have a 10-3 record. They are one of just four ACC teams with 10 wins right now, and the combined record of the three teams the Hokies lost to is 33-2. The Hokies are playing solid basketball in plenty of ways, and are probably a little better overall than most people expected them to be. A quick run through the ACC stats page, as well as the RPI and SOS numbers on StatSheet.com, show where Tech stacks up to the rest of the league. Keep in mind that the ranking average takes into account how each team ranks in the league in 10 statistical categories, such as scoring offense, field goal percentage, assists to turnover ratio, etc. The ACC by Rank Team Rankings Avg. SOS RPI UNC 3.5 68 20 UVA 3.6 171 39 VT 4.4 80 54 Duke 6 28 1 NC State 6.1 37 65 FSU 6.7 31 45 Miami 6.9 38 49 GT 7 157 143 Wake 7.1 125 91 Clemson 7.1 268 228 BC 9.3 192 257 Maryland 10.3 91 96 Virginia Tech is third in the ACC in average ranking against the sixth toughest schedule any ACC team has played. Tech is first in the ACC in three point percentage defense, second in free throw shooting, while their lowest ranks are rebounding margin (7th) and turnover margin (7th). Do the Hokies need to continue to get better? Of course. They need to get better on the boards, they need to stop the ball from getting into the paint so much, and they'll have to keep shooting the ball well. However, they'll have plenty of opportunities for wins, because right now the numbers indicate that Virginia Tech is one of the top six teams in the ACC, as usual, and perhaps even better than that. I think the Hokies have three big things going for them right now: 1) Depth. The Hokies use a nine-man playing rotation, and everyone they put on the court is a solid contributor. There are no empty uniforms. 2) Shooting. This Virginia Tech team, through 13 games, has flashed the ability to knock down the open jumper. 3) Passing. Overall, this is probably the best passing team at Virginia Tech in the Seth Greenberg era. And it's not just backup point guard Marquis Rankin. Jarell Eddie, Robert Brown, Cadarian Raines, C.J. Barksdale, Dorian Finney-Smith and Erick Green have really stood out to me in that area as well. That's just about everybody on the team. In short, this is a good looking basketball team. The 2011 recruiting class, which was arguably the best in school history, actually looks slightly better than expected so far (knock on wood). They can shoot, they can pass, and they are playing well together. As they get into conference play, they'll have to beat some top 50 teams. We've already been over that. However, they are just as likely be harmed in their conference schedule as they are to be helped by it. If you scroll back up and look at the table, you'll notice that two ACC teams (Clemson and Boston College) are ranked outside college basketball red line: #200 in the RPI. Clemson is #228, while BC is #257. If you rank outside the top 200 at this point in the season, then you are a bad, bad basketball team. Unfortunately for the Hokies, they have to face Clemson and Boston College a grand total of four times this season. That's four times Tech's strength of schedule will get drug down by a lowly ranked team. If Tech manages to be upset by either team, then it will be even worse. Fortunately the Hokies only play Georgia Tech (#143) once. Come March, it looks like we might find ourselves in a familiar situation.

SEVENTEEN BSU STUDENT-ATHLETES RECEIVE DEGREES

SEVENTEEN BSU STUDENT-ATHLETES RECEIVE DEGREES (BOWIE, Md.) Seventeen current and former student-athletes and cheerleaders were among Bowie State University graduates who received degrees in the 2011 Fall Commencement – Friday, December 16th in BSU’s A. C. Jordan Arena. “I would like to personally congratulate all of our graduating student-athletes that participated in the December 2011 ceremony. We celebrate many victories in the athletic department, but none more important than when we see our student-athletes walk across the stage. I know that our coaches and staff are just as proud of them as I am. The work that goes into being a student-athlete can never be underestimated. We wish all of our graduates the best as they transition into the next phase of their life”, said Athletic Director Anton Goff. We thank you for your contribution to BSU Athletic Department and your respective sport. Congratulations and best wishes to you as you begin your next journey. Current Student-Athletes Tariq Jones – B.S. Social Work – Football Former Student-Athletes Duncan Aldous – M.A. Master of Public Administration – Football Jennifer Geter – M.A. Master of Public Administration – Women’s Track Adeshola Ashira – B.S. Biology – Women’s Bowling Kirkland Beale – B.S. Biology – Men’s Track Arthur Bowers – B.S. Communications – Men’s Basketball Dominique Carroll – B.S. Elementary Education – Women’s Bowling Chelyce Fields – B.S. Sociology – Women’s Tennis Breaun Garner – B.S. Sports Management – Women’s Volleyball and Softball Carmen Herbert – B.S. Business Administration - Softball Joel Lavela – B.S. Mathematics – Men’s Track Kyara Lombre – B.S. Communications – Women’s Tennis David Matthews – B.A. Fine Arts – Men’s Track Melissa Pate – B.S. Sociology – Cheerleading Franklin Robinson – B.S. Sociology – Men’s Track Christina Rowles – B.S. Sports Management – Women’s Track Lakisha Walker – B.S. Communications – Women’s Basketball

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