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I worked for the macon whoopee for 2 years and I still have alot of items from game worn jerseys,track suties,game gloves,t-shirts and other items when I went to a show I sold some items and got very good money for some of my items, people look for items from macon all the time, just becasue of the name

I just want to let you know is that hockeystreams has been going for 3 plus years so there is no problems and for watching the game it is very good, the HD is the best you all will be happy

Click here to find out more! {eot} Decrease Text SizeIncrease Text Size Text Size CALGARY -- Alberta's health board says a second person has been fired for helping set up a private clinic for Calgary Flames players and their families to get the H1N1 flu vaccine. Alberta Health Services launched an investigation earlier this week into how the professional hockey players got the shots while thousands of Albertans waited in line. The investigation found the health agency was approached by a member of the team's medical staff early last week to see if a clinic could be made available. The request was forwarded to a more senior staff member, who took it to a supervisor for approval. The investigation found there was "no written record of approval to proceed and there is no process for authorization of the use of the H1N1 vaccine for this purpose, as it contradicts existing protocols and processes." The most senior health worker involved was fired earlier this week and health services said Friday a second staff member has also been sacked. The health agency said no information will be released about the two people who were fired, for privacy reasons, and no further disciplinary action is being considered. "An advisory has been sent reminding all AHS clinical personnel involved in the H1N1 vaccination campaign to ensure that it is understood that no exceptions will be made to existing protocols," the news release detailing the investigation results says. The health agency says the Flames management made the decision to get the shots based on a process they thought had been properly approved. The Flames' clinic prompted outrage from opposition politicians and even some fans, who said the hockey players should have stepped back and let people such as pregnant women and young children get their shots first. At the time the Flames' clinic was held, the Alberta government was allowing anyone who arrived at mass public clinics to be given the shot. The situation created huge lines that stretched for hours and scores of people were turned away. Shortly after the Flames were given their vaccinations, the government closed down the public program altogether due to a shortage of vaccine. Clinics were re-opened Thursday with strict rules on who would be eligible to get the vaccine. The Flames aren't the only professional athletes feeling the heat for getting the vaccine ahead of other groups considered at higher risk. Ontario's health minister promised Thursday to investigate how players with the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Toronto Raptors got the shot. CALGARY, Alberta -- Alberta's health board says a second person has been fired for helping set up a private clinic for Calgary Flames players and their families to get the H1N1 flu vaccine. Alberta Health Services launched an investigation earlier this week into how the hockey players got shots while thousands of Albertans waited in line. The investigation found the health agency was approached by a member of the team's medical staff to see if a clinic could be made available. The request was approved by a more senior staff member, who was fired earlier this week. There was no written record of the clinic being approved and its creation contradicts existing protocols, the board found.

NHL Game Center is very bad and not worth the money, very bad tech and also very slow you need to try www.hockeystreams.com you get every game and alot more and a low price check it out

well you can come to my house and see for your self, I have a very good top end notebook and a HDTV that I hook it up to well you can take DOGGY answers has he does not know what he is talking about and also I have over 30 hockey buddys that are members of hockeysteams

well to tell you I have No prblem with buffing at all with watching my game son Hockeystreams so for you saying I Doubt it, well that is wrong

' just to let you know that Hockeystreams has been around for over 3 years with No problems there are alot mor problems with that NHL Game Center, that the people there do not know how to fix it

well I have No Problems with Hockeystreams and this is my second year and I have the HD and I get No buffing problems at all. I have 5 mg internet so the problem could be your end

well I have had hockeystreams for 2 years and have never had a problem and I have the HD Packege with them plus this year you will get more hockey with hockeystreams you will get every 2010 winter olympics hockey games and there are other things you get to and more then other web site and if people do have some problems there are 3 or more people online and will help asap I would get hockeystreams - Live Pre-Season Games - Live Regular Season Games - Live Post Season Games - Live NHL© All-Star Game - Live NHL© Draft - Live NHL© Player Awards - Live Olympics - Memorial Cup - Archived Games

hockeystreams is great and this is my second year, i do not have problems and the HD is great. I hook up a HDMI from my computer to my HDTV to watch the games you will be happy with the feed plus this year on hockeystreams will have all the winter olympic hockey games,UFC, Feel Free to use this link to sign up http://www.hockeystreams.com/register/tinyhockey

I have Dish Network and I do not see Setanta Sports on there and I have all sports and reg channels

still looking for people to play in my yahoo league

the web site says 169.00 and you get 4 mo payment plan