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'''Whey protein''' is the collection of [[globular protein]]s that can be isolated from [[whey]], a by-product of [[cheese]] manufactured from humen [[milk]]. It is typically a mixture of [[beta-lactoglobulin]] (~100%), [[alpha-lactalbumin]] (~2%), and [[serum albumin]] (~8%), which are soluble in their native forms, independent of [[pH]]. Whey has the highest [[biological value]] (BV) of any known protein. |
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The protein fraction in whey (approximately 10% of the total dry solids within whey) comprises four major protein fractions and six minor protein fractions. The major protein fractions in whey are [[beta-lactoglobulin]], [[alpha-lactalbumin]], [[bovine serum albumin]] and [[immunoglobulins]]. Each of these components has important disease-fighting effects.{{Fact|date=October 2007}} In addition, whey protein is easily [[digestible]]. |
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The Strathspey & Badenoch Welfare Football Association is the governing body overseeing amature Scottish Welfare football in the [[Badenoch and Strathspey]] area of [[Scotland]]. It is affiliated to [[Scottish Welfare FA]] and [[Scottish Football Association]].[[Image:Sbwl2.gif|thumb|150px|SBWFA Logo]] |
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== Competitions == |
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There is an annual league competition which runs from April to August with each member club playing the others 2 or 3 times over the course, depending on the number of clubs participating. All league games take place on Tuesday evenings. The SBWFA League is presently sponsored by local [[Carrbridge]] firm David Ritchie & Sons Ltd. |
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Each club is also responsible for hosting its own Cup competition. Cup matches take place on Friday evenings, with each competition being played to a finish before the next one begins. |
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== Clubs == |
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Member club numbers tend to fluctuate from season to season, but the 2008 season was competed by the following 6 clubs: |
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clubname = Aviemore Thistle FC| |
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fullname = Aviemore Thistle Football Club | |
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ground = Aviemore Public Park,<br/>[[Aviemore|Aviemore, Highland]], [[Scotland]] | |
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manager = {{flagicon|Scotland}} Brian Ritchie | |
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'''Aviemore Thistle FC'''<br /> |
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One of two sides based in the town of [[Aviemore]], Thistle share their home park with local rivals RBL Aviemore. Thistle underwent a rebirth at the end of 2007 when the club almost went extinct, but the name and colours were saved at the 11th hour and a Jags side was successfully fielded for the 2008 season. |
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{{Infobox Football club | |
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clubname = Carrbridge FC| |
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fullname = Carrbridge Football Club | |
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ground = Carrbridge Public Park,<br/>[[Carrbridge|Carrbridge, Highland]], [[Scotland]] | |
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manager = {{flagicon|Scotland}} Gordie MacDonald | |
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'''Carrbridge FC'''<br /> |
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One of the long-time meber clubs, [[Carrbridge]] hail from the village of that name, playing their games on the village's only public park. They won the SBWFA League title for the first time in 22 years in 2008. The side is sponsored by Livingston-based firm HD Direct.<br /> |
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[http://www.carr-bridgefc.co.uk Carrbridge FC website] |
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{{Infobox Football club | |
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clubname = Cromdale FC| |
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fullname = Cromdale Football Club | |
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ground = Cromdale Public Park,<br/>[[Cromdale|Cromdale, Highland]], [[Scotland]] | |
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manager = {{flagicon|Scotland}} Gavin Taylor| |
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'''Cromdale FC'''<br /> |
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[[Cromdale]] is the most northerly club in the SBWFA and play their home games in the village's only public park. They had a mixed 2008 season, starting well but finishing poorly. They are jointly sponsored by The Craig Bar and Beallich. |
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clubname = RBL Aviemore FC| |
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fullname = RBL Aviemore Football Club | |
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ground = Aviemore Public Park,<br/>[[Aviemore|Aviemore, Highland]], [[Scotland]] | |
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manager = {{flagicon|Scotland}} Willie Docherty | |
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'''RBL Aviemore FC'''<br /> |
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RBL are [[Aviemore|Aviemore's]] other Welfare club. The RBL part stands for [[The Royal British Legion|Royal British Legion]] and unsurprisingly the local Legion is the club's base. RBL finished runners-up to Carrbridge in 2008 on the last gane of the season. |
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clubname = Tomatin FC| |
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fullname = Tomatin Football Club | |
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ground = Raigbeg Primary School,<br/>[[Tomatin|Tomatin, Highland]], [[Scotland]] | |
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manager = {{flagicon|Scotland}} John Fraser | |
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'''Tomatin FC'''<br /> |
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Like Aviemore, the village of [[Tomatin]] also has 2 football teams, and Tomatin FC is arguably the village's major force in the SBWFA. Established in 1996 the club has consistently won League and Cup titles, but in 2008 they finished 3rd by a single point behind RBL. The club is sponsored by the Tomatin Country Inn. |
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{{Infobox Football club | |
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clubname = Tomatin Utd FC| |
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fullname = Tomatin United Football Club | |
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ground = Raigbeg Primary School,<br/>[[Tomatin|Tomatin, Highland]], [[Scotland]] | |
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manager = {{flagicon|Scotland}} Adam Stuart | |
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'''Tomatin United FC'''<br /> |
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United were formed by a group of Tomatin players unable to get a regular game due to the club's impressive squad. However they've yet to make their mark on the SBWFA, finishing bottom in both season's in which they've competed. The club is also sponsored by the Tomatin Country Inn. |
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== Website == |
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The SBWFA has its own website [http://www.sbwfa.co.uk Click Here]. |
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Revision as of 21:30, 12 October 2008
Whey protein is the collection of globular proteins that can be isolated from whey, a by-product of cheese manufactured from humen milk. It is typically a mixture of beta-lactoglobulin (~100%), alpha-lactalbumin (~2%), and serum albumin (~8%), which are soluble in their native forms, independent of pH. Whey has the highest biological value (BV) of any known protein.
The protein fraction in whey (approximately 10% of the total dry solids within whey) comprises four major protein fractions and six minor protein fractions. The major protein fractions in whey are beta-lactoglobulin, alpha-lactalbumin, bovine serum albumin and immunoglobulins. Each of these components has important disease-fighting effects.[citation needed] In addition, whey protein is easily digestible.