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Don't keep your breakthroughs to yourself
the search is on for the word's best slow release energy, low GI snack
 ...
cause sometimes you just need to munch on something ...
Send us your favourite recipe for a low GI snack. Be
sure to include:
1. Cookbook-style instructions and
ingredients
2. Photo(s)
3. Short explanation of how you found your recipe
and why people should try it.
4. Carb count for your snack
email your breakthrough to
info@brothermusic.com
Texas Diabetes Research
 BROTHER fans in
Arlington, Texas, raised $600 on the weekend for research into diabetes. The
raffle fundraiser for a DidgeriDrew didgeridoo was won by Russell Dienell.
Walk
(or Donate) to Cure Diabetes
 JDRF's Walks are
family-friendly, held at great locations, and feature plenty of
entertainment, food, and fun. We invite you to become one of the 500,000+
people at our 200 Walk sites nationwide this year who are making a
difference in the lives of people with type 1 diabetes. You'll have a great
time, get some exercise .. most importantly ... be a part of the cure!
It's up to us to make it happen, one step at a time.
Friends of BROTHER ...
Elizabeth
Zosel
click
to read more & donate
Elizabeth is walking with Cake Walk on April 29, 2006
in Tacoma, Washington.
Diana
Panchuck/Nini Chow
click
to read more & donate
Diana and Nini are walking with D'Feet Diabetes on
October 22, 2006 in Santa Monica, California.
Sara
and Amelia King
click
to read more & donate
Sara and Amelia are cycling with Team Fletcher on
June 10, 2006 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as part
of the American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure.
Kate
Fleischer
click
to read more & donate
Kate is walking on May 6, 2006 in Portland, Oregon
as part of the America's Walk for Diabetes
sponsored by the ADA.
International Research
into Diabetes for Kids
 BROTHER is stepping up its support of Diabetes Research with
the launch of it's first European and Middle East tour.
"We are using this opportunity to challenge our own level of
commitment to humans affected by diabetes",
announced BROTHER musician, Hamish, in a statement on the
band's web site.
"BROTHER has supported the cause in Australia, the US and
Canada but now in a matter of weeks we get to take it completely
International ... Paris, Bordeaux, London, Cairo ... here we come."
5% of BROTHER's merchandise income from the tour will be
allocated to research into diabetes.
In addition the band will meet with diabetes groups, organisations
and individuals to discuss plans for future collaborative endeavours
to raise awareness and support around diabetes.
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