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Final words from our yellow jersey wearer on that special ride down the Champs Elysees, the party afterwards, and what's next…
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DARYL'S TDF BLOG: Paris, Here We Come!July 22, 2012, 9 Comments
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Trialists shine at Rovers
Doncaster boss Sean O'Driscoll admits he has been impressed with his trio of trialists over the pre-season.
Last Updated: 26/07/09 4:01pm
Doncaster boss Sean O'Driscoll admits he has been impressed with his trio of trialists over the pre-season.
Quinton Fortune, John Oster and Jason Walker have all pitched up at the Keepmoat Stadium in a bid to win a contract for next season.
Experienced duo Fortune and Oster are both free agents as they look to get fixed up, while Walker has won a chance at the Championship club after impressing for Barrow in a friendly against Rovers earlier in the summer.
All three started, and impressed, against Rotherham at the weekend as striker Walker also etched his name on the scoresheet.
"We brought a couple of trialists in and they did well and a couple of the young lads came on - so we are a little bit threadbare at the moment. We could do with supplementing the squad but that is proving difficult," O'Driscoll told the club's official website.
"I thought that Jason did well against us at Barrow. The idea was to bring him in and see what he was like with the rest of the lads. I was a bit disappointed that it was spread all over the nationals because now, if we didn't take him, it would seem that it was because he was not good enough - which wouldn't be the case; it would be because we have similar players.
"However, he has done well and fitted in well with the rest of the boys and trained well all week. We'll try and keep him for another week, if Barrow let us, and then he'll play some part in the Grimsby game.
"Then, I think to be fair to everybody, we need to make a decision and decide what we are going to do. But, Jason's put himself in the shop window and there must have been some people watching this game thinking that if he doesn't sign for us then this kid can do something. I'm pleased for him."
Tough calls
O'Driscoll will have to make a similar decision over midfield pair Fortune and Oster.
"John Oster had a back injury at the back end of last season and hasn't done anything for three months," he added.
"We were aware that he had no club, so he just came in to train and - again - he's another player that has probably put himself in the shop window, so we'll have to wait and see what opportunities arise for John.
"Quinton came to us to train and then went back to Birmingham, because they wanted another look at him. He wanted to come back and get some more training in and we were happy to oblige.
"Both boys have fitted in really well and have been a pleasure to work with."

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We're all used to having things from everyday life show up in our dreams in twisted ways. But you might be surprised to find out some of the things that can cause your dreams to get so messed up. Here's a list of the five weirdest.
1. The Earth's magnetic field- It's not as crazy as it sounds. Your brain can sense changes in magnetic activity, and use them to regulate your sleep patterns.
Scientists think it might have to do with melatonin. Basically, lower levels of magnetic activity mean you'll have more melatonin, and that means more bizarre dreams.
2. Playing video games- If you're a gamer, you may be better at controlling your dreams. And . . . yep . . . researchers think it's because gamers are used to being in control of fantasy situations.
Gamers also report nightmares that are more violent, but less scary . . . because they know how to fight back.
3. Your political affiliation- Republicans have more nightmares than Democrats.
4. Bad smells- You know how things you hear when you're asleep can get incorporated into a dream? It's like that with smells, only much more sinister.
Bad smells in the room can cause you to have bad dreams . . . but the smells won't be in the dreams. Smells can cause you to feel different emotions subconsciously. And that could make your dreams take a turn for the worse.
5. Creativity- Creative people remember more of their dreams, because they're more used to fantasizing, and may be more in tune with their subconscious.


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