Thursday, December 31, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
From Donna Hayes
Good morning, Kim and Z...
I'll admit I was getting a bit discouraged listening to people tell of their 10 pound weight losses so early in their program. I've never been one to see my loss on the scale first (so I should have known better). I bought some clothes to work out in a few weeks ago.. much to my dismay the tops wouldn't get over my belly and was damn tight on my arms.. had it been my tatas I wouldn't have cared as much. lol
I put one of them on yesterday and it was almost a little big, I thought, "ok cool." Today I put on the tighest one and it fits oh so nice.. slid over what used to be my big fat belly.. just a belly now. YAY!!! I've got a 2 pack going, almost a 3 and will definitley be a 6 in a few months!!!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for your words of encouragement and introducing me to these AWESOME products!!
I'm going to schedule my mixers today.. I was just waiting for my work schedule to come out.
Love ya... Donna
I'll admit I was getting a bit discouraged listening to people tell of their 10 pound weight losses so early in their program. I've never been one to see my loss on the scale first (so I should have known better). I bought some clothes to work out in a few weeks ago.. much to my dismay the tops wouldn't get over my belly and was damn tight on my arms.. had it been my tatas I wouldn't have cared as much. lol
I put one of them on yesterday and it was almost a little big, I thought, "ok cool." Today I put on the tighest one and it fits oh so nice.. slid over what used to be my big fat belly.. just a belly now. YAY!!! I've got a 2 pack going, almost a 3 and will definitley be a 6 in a few months!!!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for your words of encouragement and introducing me to these AWESOME products!!
I'm going to schedule my mixers today.. I was just waiting for my work schedule to come out.
Love ya... Donna
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Texas A & M Vs. Georgia at the Advocare V100 Independence Bowl
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009
TEXAS A&M ACCEPTS ADVOCARE V100 INDEPENDENCE BOWL INVITATION
COLLEGE STATION, Texas—Texas A&M University has accepted an invitation from the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl to play the University of Georgia in the 2009 bowl matchup to be played Monday, Dec. 28 with kick scheduled for 4 p.m. (central) in Independence Stadium in Shreveport, Louisiana. The game will be televised by ESPN2.
“We are excited about this opportunity to play in the AdvoCare Independence Bowl,” Texas A&M Director of Athletics Bill Byrne said. “To be matched with a storied program like the University of Georgia will present a great challenge to our young squad. I am proud of the way these Aggie players and coaches have fought throughout this season. The preparation is also important for the development of our team and program. I am certain the 12th Man will be in stands in Shreveport.”
This will mark the third time Texas A&M has played in the Independence Bowl and the first since dropping a 43-41 overtime decision to Mississippi State in 2000 in the “Snow Bowl”. The other previous appearance came in 1981 as the Aggies defeated Oklahoma State, 33-16, behind the play of Bowl offensive MVP quarterback Gary Kubiak.
“I am proud of our squad,” Aggie Head Football Coach Mike Sherman said. “We have a great group of seniors. This is a very unselfish group that took in the younger players and helped in their development which in turn helped us reach a bowl game.”
“I know Georgia is a quality SEC team and they will be well-coached,” Sherman added. “I have never participated in the Independence Bowl, but I am certain it will be a great experience for our program.”
The 2009 bowl appearance is the 31st for the Aggie football program and A&M has an overall bowl record of 13-17. A&M has faced Georgia once before in a bowl contest, the 1950 Presidential Cup played in College Park, Maryland, with the Aggies topping the Bulldogs, 40-20.
The last time A&M and Georgia faced each other on the gridiron was 1980 in Athens with a Bulldog freshman running back by the name of Herschel Walker leading Georgia to a 42-0 victory. The overall record is in favor of A&M, 3-1. The Aggie Presidential Bowl victory in 1950 (40-20), a 14-12 A&M decision over Georgia in a game played in Dallas in 1953, and an Aggie 6-0 victory in 1954 played in Athens, which was the first A&M win for new head coach Paul “Bear” Bryant.
“I’m excited and this should be a fun experience getting to play an SEC team the caliber of Georgia,” Aggie senior defensive back Jordan Pugh said. “It’s hard to believe these four years are coming to a close. It would be very special for this group of seniors—we have seen some ups and downs; to go out with a bowl victory against a very good Georgia team.”
“This is another chance for this group of players to win a bowl,” Aggie quarterback Jerrod Johnson said. “I would not consider us a young team anymore because we have been through so much. The guys worked extremely hard in the off-season and spring, then we had the new guys join our team and they learned quickly the work ethic needed to play in the Big 12. Now it is up to us to focus on a good Georgia team and prepare to the best of our abilities.”
NOTE TO MEDIA:
Texas A&M Director of Athletics Bill Byrne and Head Football Coach Mike Sherman are in New York to attend meetings and functions associated with the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Award Ceremonies … a local press conference will be arranged as soon as possible, but the Aggie players also have final exams beginning on Friday, Dec. 11.
TEXAS A&M ACCEPTS ADVOCARE V100 INDEPENDENCE BOWL INVITATION
COLLEGE STATION, Texas—Texas A&M University has accepted an invitation from the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl to play the University of Georgia in the 2009 bowl matchup to be played Monday, Dec. 28 with kick scheduled for 4 p.m. (central) in Independence Stadium in Shreveport, Louisiana. The game will be televised by ESPN2.
“We are excited about this opportunity to play in the AdvoCare Independence Bowl,” Texas A&M Director of Athletics Bill Byrne said. “To be matched with a storied program like the University of Georgia will present a great challenge to our young squad. I am proud of the way these Aggie players and coaches have fought throughout this season. The preparation is also important for the development of our team and program. I am certain the 12th Man will be in stands in Shreveport.”
This will mark the third time Texas A&M has played in the Independence Bowl and the first since dropping a 43-41 overtime decision to Mississippi State in 2000 in the “Snow Bowl”. The other previous appearance came in 1981 as the Aggies defeated Oklahoma State, 33-16, behind the play of Bowl offensive MVP quarterback Gary Kubiak.
“I am proud of our squad,” Aggie Head Football Coach Mike Sherman said. “We have a great group of seniors. This is a very unselfish group that took in the younger players and helped in their development which in turn helped us reach a bowl game.”
“I know Georgia is a quality SEC team and they will be well-coached,” Sherman added. “I have never participated in the Independence Bowl, but I am certain it will be a great experience for our program.”
The 2009 bowl appearance is the 31st for the Aggie football program and A&M has an overall bowl record of 13-17. A&M has faced Georgia once before in a bowl contest, the 1950 Presidential Cup played in College Park, Maryland, with the Aggies topping the Bulldogs, 40-20.
The last time A&M and Georgia faced each other on the gridiron was 1980 in Athens with a Bulldog freshman running back by the name of Herschel Walker leading Georgia to a 42-0 victory. The overall record is in favor of A&M, 3-1. The Aggie Presidential Bowl victory in 1950 (40-20), a 14-12 A&M decision over Georgia in a game played in Dallas in 1953, and an Aggie 6-0 victory in 1954 played in Athens, which was the first A&M win for new head coach Paul “Bear” Bryant.
“I’m excited and this should be a fun experience getting to play an SEC team the caliber of Georgia,” Aggie senior defensive back Jordan Pugh said. “It’s hard to believe these four years are coming to a close. It would be very special for this group of seniors—we have seen some ups and downs; to go out with a bowl victory against a very good Georgia team.”
“This is another chance for this group of players to win a bowl,” Aggie quarterback Jerrod Johnson said. “I would not consider us a young team anymore because we have been through so much. The guys worked extremely hard in the off-season and spring, then we had the new guys join our team and they learned quickly the work ethic needed to play in the Big 12. Now it is up to us to focus on a good Georgia team and prepare to the best of our abilities.”
NOTE TO MEDIA:
Texas A&M Director of Athletics Bill Byrne and Head Football Coach Mike Sherman are in New York to attend meetings and functions associated with the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Award Ceremonies … a local press conference will be arranged as soon as possible, but the Aggie players also have final exams beginning on Friday, Dec. 11.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
6th Annual AdvoBowl Florida
January 12, 2010 at 7:37 PM
110 S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789
Special VIP guest: Diamond Hall of Fame Joe Hadachek
Learn more at DestinyAlteringEvent.com
Friday, December 4, 2009
AdvoCare V100 Strength and Conditioning Clinic - Dec 28
Greetings Team AdvoCare!
The AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl is just around the corner! As part of the action, AdvoCare will be presenting the AdvoCare V100 Strength & Conditioning Clinic on the morning of the game. You do not have to be a strength and conditioning coach to attend, so please feel free to join us! Your guests are also welcome. Information is below and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions!
Rob Graf
Event: AdvoCare V100 Strength & Conditioning Clinic
Date: December 28, 2009
Location: Willis-Knighton Career Center Auditorium
2401 Bessie Street
Shreveport, LA 71103
Cost: Free
(read more)
The AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl is just around the corner! As part of the action, AdvoCare will be presenting the AdvoCare V100 Strength & Conditioning Clinic on the morning of the game. You do not have to be a strength and conditioning coach to attend, so please feel free to join us! Your guests are also welcome. Information is below and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions!
Rob Graf
Event: AdvoCare V100 Strength & Conditioning Clinic
Date: December 28, 2009
Location: Willis-Knighton Career Center Auditorium
2401 Bessie Street
Shreveport, LA 71103
Cost: Free
(read more)
Thursday, December 3, 2009
The Wave is the IBowl...
Watch the video below...which one describes you...sitting on the beach...being on the board...catching the wave? The Advocare V100 Independence Bowl will be bigger than you can possibly imagine...23 Days to Destiny Super Event - don't let this once in a life time chance pass you by....
What is Success School and why go?
Why go to Success School - From Ruby leader Sarah Bane
Success School is the biggest nugget Advocare can offer you to explode your business... take advantage !
THE BEST IN PRODUCT TRAINING, TESTIMONIALS AND RECOGNITION. PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES ATTEND THIS CONFERENCE TO HEAR FROM HALL OF FAME MEMBERS AND OTHER FIELD LEADERS, THE ADVOCARE SCIENTIFIC & MEDICAL BOARD, RISING STARS, OUR SPORTS ENDORSERS, GUEST SPEAKERS AND THE HOME OFFICE TEAM !!
What I Saw :
Everyone told me to go to this "success school". I did not think it was really that necessary. I am hear to tell you that I was wrong. It absolutely changed me personally and exploded my business. I saw the most incredible people I have ever seen. My heart was touched. I laughed and cried and cheered all weekend. In my short journey with Advocare so far I have grown tremendously as a person. Part of that growth comes from attending success school. You see real people that started at the same place you did. I grew closer to my team. A light bulb went off in my head as I realized my purpose. My purpose was what would drive me to never quit, not be afraid of mistakes, and stay focused. My purpose is my family and to be debt free and live life on my terms. I saw a vision of this and came back to Altamonte to put my head down and go towards this like a steam roller. SO if you are not a part of the steam roller you're a part of the road. ("Stewart Brand") Where do you want to be?? A part of the road or a part of the steam roller. I cannot wait until the next success school and encourage each and every member of "Next Level" to join me and see the vision for yourself! If you are serious about your purpose and you are serious about building a business then make a point to get there. You will not be sorry.
Sarah
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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