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I had a wonderful, albeit expensive, long weekend in Paris. I left early on Wednesday morning, and took the metro into the city (which cost a ridiculous 9 Euros... the beginning of the end). I was a little early, so I walked around a little park near the Cite Universitaire, and immediately fell in love with the city. I have been to Paris before, but this was the first time as a real adult, and with my own free time. This little park right next to my friends dorm was beautiful, and one of the first things I saw was a petite bonbonerie and wanted to buy some sweets, but knew I needed to conserve my money for useful things (like baguettes and wine). There were a bunch of little children just hanging out, and, to the disregard of various signs, feeding the ducks. I was pleasantly surprised to find a public toilet. I don't think I have seen a public bathroom since June. I know that it doesn't sound too exciting, but it made me realize I was once again in the western world (a stupid phrase, and a little arrogant, but I didn't know what else to say...)
After this quick meander, I headed off to meet Kathleen, who I have been married to on Facebook for a year and a half now, though that doesn't really mean anything, at her dormitory. The place looked really similar, and I realized that we had talked about it in our French in Action course back in freshmen year of college. Every building is commissioned by a different nation, and then built in that nation's style. It is a completely interesting area of the city, but, unfortunately, the individual rooms weren't the greatest. However, I can never complain about free lodging, and settled into Kathleen's characteristically messy room.
That night we played it a little low. I met some other BC kids that were studying in Paris, and Kathleen, Torie and I went out for Pho down the street. It was really good, and a nice price, so I was quite content with Kathleen's choice. I was a little worried though because they told me to just hop the metro. It is a little different than Prague, I guess, but I was still worried I was going to be slapped with a 50 Euro fine... the first thing I did the next morning was buy some metro tickets.
The PT system in Paris is horrible. Even without strikes, the entire system is completely confusing, and it sprawls through gigantic stations. There will be signs with arrows that point to walls, or just to the ground, and you have no idea where you have to go. Plus, you need to keep your ticket to escape from the system as well... too much work.
On Thursday, Kathleen had class, so before she had to attend, we went to the center of the city to the Ile St Louis, where we got some espresso (which they serve with chocolate... my kind of city). Afterward, Kathleen had to go to class, so I was alone exploring the Latin Quarter. Of course, I went into Notre Dame, and then saw the Pantheon, St. Severin Cathedral, Ile de la Cite, some gigantic fountain, and a bunch of other things. The Latin Quarter is pretty nice, but it is a little touristy. I really liked the international section of the town, and am always really happy to find a gyro stand. I lunched on a pain au chocolat, and then met Kathleen back at Notre Dame. (I know the pain au chocolat was pretty insubstantial, but we had plans to cook dinner that night). After heading home, I made Kathleen a Czech dish, and afterward we met up with some more of Kathleen's friends from home at the bus station... she is one popular girl.
Friday, after a long sleep, Kathleen and I headed out to the famous cemetery in Paris to see the gravestones of Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde, among others. The cemetery was beautiful, but overwhelmingly gigantic. Afterward, we went to a café, a favorite of Kathleen, and then bought a baguette with some goat cheese. I know it sounds cliche, but it is a really cheap way to get nutrition and tasty food... It also felt totally normal to be eating a baguette on the street. Strange town.
Afterwards, we went to Notre Dame, once again, and met up with Kathleen's friend and walked to the Hotel de Ville, and eventually made it to the Louvre, which is free on Friday nights. I have been before, but was still excited to see some of the masterpieces. I was actually really quite disappointed. Mona Lisa is so tiny, and I don't understand why Venus de Milo is so famous... I still really love Winged Victory, however, but that was the only part I enjoyed. All the other works seem to focus on Biblical stories, and I wasn't that interesting. We were chatting about this, and realized that EVERYTHING was centered on Christianity until quite recently, and artistic expression has only dramatically changed in recent centuries. Amazing how one story can have such a huge impact on history....
After the Louvre, which is still beautiful, don't get me wrong, we started heading home, but stopped to watch the Eiffel Tower sparkle. This sparkling show could have been really kitschy, but somehow it just amplifies the beauty of the building (funny that it was once considered a gigantic eyesore). We decided to cap off this classy moment with McDonalds (hey, I've been in Europe long enough that I can eat McDonalds once in a while) but I ate too much. The best remedy? Kathleen and I went for a jog the next morning, which was gorgeous next to the Cite Universitaire. The difference between her campus' beauty, and my campus' hideousness is remarkable. But then again, I assume there is also a great disparity in price...
That afternoon was my favorite, as we went to Montmartre: a beautiful part of Paris that was built on a hill on the right bank. This is the old home of the artist of Paris, and there seems to still be various struggling artists trying to sell their crafts. At the top of the hill is the beautiful Sacre Coeur (Sacred Heart) Cathedral, and we were lucky to witness a band covering some great artists atop the hill. Unfortunately, we also had to witness a crazy cat woman singing songs along with the band at a high pitched shriek, mais c'est la vie.
Even though Montmartre is completely touristy, I am completely in love with it. If you can get past the huge crowds, and just focus on the atmosphere, the entire place seems enchanted. It is almost an oasis from the bustle of downtown Paris. L'Ile St Louis is the same way, but without the tourists. These little gems were the best part of my vacation.
At Montmartre, we met up with my friend Petra, who actually lives RIGHT AT THE FOOT OF THE HILL, and saw her apartment. The guys then went to the Red Light District, which was a little sketchy, but it was nice to see Moulin Rouge. We also were offered a student discount for a prostitute, but don't worry, I wasn't tempted. Afterward, we headed home for a quick sleep, before my last day in Paris.
Sunday was quite interesting. Kathleen headed to Versailles with her two guy friends, and I was left alone to travel around. Museums are free in Paris on the first Sunday of every month, so I had planned to visit a whole bushel of them. Unfortunately, I wasn't the only one who knew about this great deal, so I ended up having to wait outside in the freezing rain to get into the Musee D'Orsay. My friend Tarun once told me that cinema is the last outlet that gives people a shared emotion, but I would have to disagree. Standing out there, getting soaking wet, but not caring at all because we were all heading into a fantastic museum, I felt a connection with everyone in line. We were all intellectuals braving the storm to see some art, how much better could life be?
The Musee D'Orsay is perhaps the best art museum I have ever been to. The first thing I saw was an exhibition of Ferdinand Hodler, an artist I had never heard of, but he has become one of my new favorites. His work was so varied throughout his life, and his ideas of parallelism were fascinating. Afterwards, I just wandered the museum and enjoyed the huge number of works all collected in a restored railway station. Of course, the museum is known for its collection of impressionistic masterpieces, and I got in my full share of Van Gogh, Monet, and Picasso. It is funny how quickly museums can wear you out, though, and after three hours, I was back on the street traipsing across Boulevard St. Germain. I found a 80 cent copy of Animal Farm, picked it up, and headed back to the dorm to find Kathleen diligently working on her homework. Once I started Animal Farm, I couldn't put it down, and didn't leave the dorm again until it was finished. I know it had nothing to do with Paris, but it was a frighteningly interesting novel, and I want to read more Orwell!
Kathleen was quite busy with her work, so I went with one of her friends Oran to see the Arc de Triomphe and wind up my trip with one last espresso. Although I didn't make it to everything I wanted to see, unfortunately I didn't make it to Versailles or the modern art museum, but I had a wonderful time in Paris. Although it is a ridiculously expensive city, I hope I can return and see some more of the great sites. Then again, there is a lot more to traveling than seeing every site. I've come to find that what is a lot more important, and long-lasting, is friendships made. I now have a couple of new friends I am going to hang out with at Boston College, as well as a couple of new correspondences. La vie Paris.
Oh, and the night life was grand!! Lots of nice bars, a super club on a boat, complete randomness with wonderful friends... Then again, 9 Euros for a cocktail is ridiculous...


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I was quite impressed with the Patagonia Speed Ascents when I did try them on, I passed on them as the store at the time only had mediums or x-larges and the Large would have fit me perfectly - Now the store's sold out and not getting any more.
So, I was trying to find Speed Ascents that can ship to Canada but overall, was just wondering if there's others out there with comparable warmth. Time has come to finally replace my really old MH softshell pants as they're falling apart. I don't mind putting a capline 3 or 4 under them, but lookin for something that keeps me relatively warm in our -40 and -50 degree (celcius) weather that I have to go out in anyway.

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A personal review of our Vanouver concert at the WISE Hall. Plus details of my upcoming shows with Malcolm Maclean, Troll Telemark Festival and Canada Winter Games:
Thurs.Jan22: MALCOLM MACLEAN BAND with Joey Only, Rileys Pub, Prince George BC.
Fri.Jan23: MALCOM MACLEAN BAND – ROBBIE BURNS DAY, The Legion, Fort St.James
Sat.Jan24: MALCOLM MACLEAN, the Occidental, Quesnel BC
Sun.Jan25: MALCOLM MACLEAN, the Hotel Pub, Wells BC
Sat.Jan31: TROLL TELEMARK FESTIVAL, with the Joey Only Outlaw Band, Troll Ski Resort, Quesnel BC.
Sun.Feb22: CANADA WINTER GAMES, Mainstage/Civic Centre, Prince George BC
So the Vancouver show was a success. The best part for me was a lot about who I got to play with while so many old friends were able to come and say howdy. We partied like bastards at the WISE Hall and the crowd danced like time was short. My friend and mentor David Roy Parsons opened the show with top notch guitarist Paul Doherty and steel guitarist Steven Drake playing behind him. Steve Drake produced some pretty big albums including a few stints working with the likes of the Tragically Hip. Now figure that was just the opening act.
From there on in it was all a mish mash of the same players who would later make up the Outlaw Band that night. First Jeff Andrew played a wicked 30 minute set backed by Brin and Kenan. Then the Party On High Street kicked into action with 45 minutes of kickin hard funk. Because it was all the same players in the three final acts there was nothing to move on stage, everything changed over very quickly and the crowd was always engaged.
Next thing you knew the Outlaw Band was up with Mike Zinger, Kenan Sungur, Brin Porter, Travis Charuk, Adam Farnsworth, Jeff Andrew, Steve Drake, Leah Martin, Rowan Lipkovits and myself. Talk about an ensemble of mandolins, accordions, steel guitars, stratocasters, drum kits, keyboards, fiddles, tambourines and me. We played for more than 90 minutes and kept our shit together though the drinking was trying to interfere. What a pleasure to play with so many players who have all given their skills to my band in the past.
We had Chris Leuchte, who I think is one of the best stage managers I ever seen, running the show so he pulled the plug at last call, made sure we had beers, made sure the change overs were smooth and kept us all laughing. Mean while the best emcee in BC, Doug the Hug Koyama, did all the talking for us between sets. This was how we were able to keep the show running so smoothly. There were so many old friends in the WISE Hall that night. It was a real overwhelming musical homecoming of sorts!
Just as an example of what kind of week it was…At one point I was sitting in the dressing room talking with Donny Ducharme who plays bass with Buffy St.Marie and has his own band Whisky Jane. Next to Donny and his girlfriend Mardine is Travis Challord from the Rebel Spell, a band who has played with many of the greatest punk bands on earth. On my right was Steve Drake while Mike Zinger walked by just back from four years of working for Fred Eaglesmith. That was just one example of the amazing people in the music game we got to spend some time with that week. Even our soundman that night was Brian Else who himself has produced many of the best albums DOA, Hanson Brothers, Nomeanso and Dayglo Abortions did.
The after party was even crazier than the show!
It was a star studded week like that which included chit chats with folks like Gerry Useless, CR Avery and Chris Walter while witnessing Joe Keithley, John Wright, Jon Card, Mike Graham and more perform. That all took place at another special night we attended which I am hesitate to say to much about as it was a memorial for a fallen comrade. It was a real special night for us all though to say the least as we came together to remember Brian Goble.
We ate top quality sushi and got to party on a yacht with my semi-famous gold mining friend. I did two radio shows, rehearsed in the WISE Hall all night, caught up with a friend who works at the Safe Injection Site and head a whole bunch of his stories over numerous drinks. I got to see so many special friends and was even able to go to lunches and dinners with so many of them. I'd call that an interesting trip.
Fortunately the bad weather didn't kill us on our trip to the city…and the speeding ticket on the way back won't set us back too far. One thing that helped was the visits with our friends in Tax Free Liqour and Genghis Ghandis to break up the long drive to Vancouver. The weather was so terrible that driving for more than a couple hours at a time was very stressful and dangerous. We felt lucky to have safe havens to weather the storm at.
After all that travelling there's hardly a moment to pause cause up next is a trip around the BC interior with my good friend Malcolm Maclean. We spent a few months up in the Peace Region building fences and doing cowboy sorta things together, it turned out he's a real good songwriter. So we're finally gonna get him some recognition in BC by bringing him down through Prince George, Fort St.James, Quesnel and Wells…with the chance that we'll add some more shows to the trip. I'll be his drummer and we'll have a good old time of it, people in BC will be shocked to see I'm not the only outlaw out there. I can't say enough about the kind of person he is, he's a real deal Alberta cowboy who knows how to put a show on too.
The month ends with a party at my favorite place to snowboard on earth, Troll Ski Resort for the annual Troll Telemark Festival. Details can be found online at http://www.trollskiresort.com. We'll probably start playing shortly after 4pm, so come ski for a day and then dance your snowboots silly.
As soon as we're done playing at Troll the band is gonna have one thing in mind, getting ready for our big show at the Canada Winter Games.


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The Network is tasked with establishing specific programs and procedures to improve pregnancy outcomes and infant health, including, but not limited to, coordination with the Healthy Start program, immunization programs, and referral to the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, and the Children's Medical Services program for children with special healthcare needs. In addition, the Network monitors managed care plans for performance on specific measures to determine the adequacy, timeliness, and quality of services for pregnant women and infants.
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Magi Cooper – Treasurer
Linda Sutherland – Assistant Treasurer
Sharon Owens – Secretary
Martha Zimmermann – Past President
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Cathy Timuta – Interim Executive Director
Karen Chang – Data Analyst
Dawn Clarke – Quality Improvement and Training Manager
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So much to be thankful for this year.
1. Love of the Father
2. Healthy children
3. More running and 20 pounds lost
4. A safe and only mildy eventful Deployment--on both sides of the pond
5. The love of family...and their tolerance of my writing habits and needs
6. Gorgeous mountains
7. Snow on the ground
8. Travels to the east to see family
9. Homecoming happiness [and irritations, too!]
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What turns her on:
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The competition started really well for Western Australia when the WA State Team totally kicked butt and won the teams competition beating NZ into second place. Our best result ever. We've come second a couple of time before including back in 2004 when Soda and I were on the team. But we'd never managed that elusive first place. The new team selection process where dogs are selected based on consistency rather than wins is definitely a much better way of picking our team.
Sonic on the other hand was a very happy boy. I ran him in all the Masters Jumping classes and just the one Masters Agility class and his body held up beautifully. Unfortunately he had a bar down in two of his JDM runs and the little bugger missed his dog walk contact in agility. Which was a huge shame as in each of them he would easily have qualified for finals. I was really excited by the times he was running. He was about two seconds off first place in all of them. Given that he can't turn and power out of his corners like the other fast dogs he did a great job. It was the first Nationals that I hadn't made a final with him. I don't know what I would have done without him. He appears to still be OK so I'll give him a couple of weeks break from everything but his normal exercise. Then we'll get back into the body strengthening work and hopefully do some Masters Jumping runs over the rest of the year. I think the mistake I made after Albany was getting straight back into training but I want to make sure that this time his body has a proper break.
Aside from my own runs it was exciting and inspiring watching some of the other dogs run. WA is certainly top of the agility game in Australia. On the whole the handling and skills of the dogs was so impressive. I was feeling very proud. For the most part the courses were lovely. I enjoyed every one I ran with Sonic. This was the first time I'd run completely separate courses for Cassie. At home the 200's run the same courses as every other height. But at Nationals they are designing and setting courses for the individual heights. I have to say I was a little surprised to see how tiny and tight some of the courses were. If Cassie was in the mood to run I'm sure she would have handled them OK but I found them cramped and claustrophobic. If I had a 200 height dog that trotted around the course I may have felt differently but I have to say I love seeing Cassie stretch out. Something she would have struggled to do on those courses. I personally don't think that a 200 course should be like that and I'm relieved that I don't have to experience them on a regular basis when I trial at home.
It was also great to check out some of the other dogs. Given that I'm looking for a new border collie pup it was interesting to see the dogs that are winning. In most cases the same dogs/kennels who were winning in NSW 2012. Looks like there may be a few litters coming up over the next 12 months so hopefully I'll find what I'm looking for.
There is a part of me that is very relieved that the Nationals are over. With everything that has gone wrong with Cassie in the ring I was finding it really stressful not knowing what was going to happen. Not to mention that I didn't actually want to trial her. But it seemed crazy to not at least try. Now I can pull her out of the ring and just focus on working through it without the pressure of big events. I honestly don't care if she's not in the ring for the rest of year. I just want to get through it. So I've signed up for the latest Susan Garrett's Recallers. I did Recallers a couple of years ago but I think it will be a great opportunity to have a structured course to follow. That will take me through the next month and then I'll decide what's next. I've also decided that I need to be way stricter. Ok yes, I admit that I spoil her. She gets attention when she wants, treats just because she's cute and the run of the house. That has all stopped. I'm making her earn everything she gets and for stuff around the home it's a biscuit if she's lucky. More often than not its a pat and "good girl". No more something for nothing.... Fizz is being subject to the same new rules. It's our own fault. We've let them run amok for too long and it has to stop. Fizz gives the boys a really hard time including running and snapping at their faces when they are quietly minding their own business in their crates. But no more. Time to engage her brain and stop letting her rehearse shitty behaviour. I've seen an improvement in some things already but it's going to be a long road I suspect and I'm going to have to work very hard with Cassie. Hopefully at some point in the future I'll be able to trial her again and recreate the joy for agility that I know she has.


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Name of international mission/travel :
Energy Minister travels to U.S. Midwest to speak about oil sands, Minister to affirm Alberta's position as a secure, responsible supplier of energy
Names of participants travelling :
The Honourable Mel Knight, Minister of Energy
Jason Ennis, Executive Assistant to the Minister
Jason Ennis, Executive Assistant to the Minister
Dates of travel :
June 18, 2008 to June 20, 2008
Places visited :
Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Chicago, Illinois in the United States
Purpose of travel :
In June 2008, the Minister of Energy was invited to attend and provide keynote addresses to two key audiences in the U.S. Midwest—the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce and Wisconsin Manufacturers, and the Illinois Chamber of Commerce. These events were scheduled during a two-day mission to the United States where the Minister promoted the province, provided an update on oil sands development, outlined Alberta's environmental protection and climate change efforts, and provided an overview of Alberta's role in securing North America's energy future. Mission Objectives • Long-term advocacy and promotion of Alberta's interests as a major energy supplier to the U.S. • Strengthening the image of Alberta in the United States as one of the leaders in addressing environmental issues surrounding resource development. • Networking with key energy industry representatives in the Midwest as well as manufacturers and suppliers that provide equipment for development in Alberta's oil sands.
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text: Magnolia Metal and Plastic Products has provided aluminum roll-forming, custom injection molding, extrusion, stamping and many other types of products that serve the window and door industry for over 45 years; moreover, finished window and patio door screens came be made to order in any size or quantity. Mangolia Metal and Plastic takes a custom approach to all customers (both large and small) and can develop a plan to fit any growing company. Custom service, quality and price are where we excel.


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Photographer Hans Kemp has amassed a series of images of urban Vietnamese life in his series Bikes of Burden. Captured by way of the bikes is the daily transport of cargo, seen in the hefty movement of baskets, vegetables, eggs, dogs, fish and industrial wares.
Attached to these Kemp snapshots are tails of consumption in Vietnam. As much of the country's produce is fresh and rarely refrigerated, the need for the speedy delivery of food items is considerable, hence these stacked motorcycles.
Bikes are also essential to getting around for the Vietnamese people. Kemp has thus delivered an artistic and enlightening project, depicting just how it is that merchandise is carried, conveyed and transferred in the nation.
Authentic Cargo Captures
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Moving Motorcycle Snapshots
Retro Motorcycle Bike Hybrids
Powerful Leaning Trikes
Collapsable Circular Conveyances
Bovine Bone Bikes
The Hans Kemp Bikes of Burden Photos Depict Urban Vietnamese Life
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How do I go about buying my council house?
I was wondering how the right to buy scheme works, if mortgages differ in these types of purchase, how I get the house valued and if it is worth doing? Thank you. Lorraine
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Desperately trying to inject some colour into my summer wardrobe with a bright summer shift dress, after realising just how monochrome my wardrobe actually is.
Wearing: Harvest Lane Wild Hearts Stella dress,* Adidas Superstar sneakers, Minskat Copenhagen Isobel bag,* ZeroUV cat-eye sunglasses*
A quick glance at my wardrobe & you'd probably get the idea that I like black, a lot.. & I do. But I also really
like love colours & somewhere along the way on this internet style journey I seemed to have had forgotten that. Maybe it was an unconscious attempt at keeping my Instagram that clean #minimalist theme or the fact it's simply a lot easier to put together outfit sans colour but over the past few months, I've slowing been drawn back to bright colours & bold prints. Browsing through some amazing retro artists on instagram, I'm starting to go back to those 80s styles patterns & 90s styles cuts I've always loved & what better way to introduce them both together than with a bright summer shift dress from Harvest Lane? I actually can't think of a way.
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Chiropractic Care
We believe that the human body is an amazing creation. You only get one body to use, and caring for it should be a top priority. Through the wear and tear of daily life, work, athletics, stress and more, your body needs help to maintain optimal function.
Chiropractic care is positioned at the forefront of your health care choices to provide you with a safe, non-surgical, non-medicated method of dealing with a multitude of health issues.
Beyond health issues, chiropractic can help you achieve wellness from a holistic perspective. Remember, what happens inside your body that you don't feel or see is likely more important than what you can see and feel.
A good example is "You are what you eat." Good food choices that go into your system, have a positive effect on every level of your body's function. Bad food choices can lead to heart disease, diabetes, stroke, cancer and more.
Chiropractic is part of the healthy lifestyle that people want to have. Don't miss the chance for your body to be at its best!
Wellness Care
Everything runs better and works like a well oiled machine when regular maintenance is performed. As long as you keep it up, you continue to enjoy the benefits. How much do you depend on your body? Is it worth periodic visits to the chiropractor to make sure your spine, nervous system and muscles have the best chance to work to their full potential?
- You maintain your car by changing its oil on a regular basis
- Your teeth are cleaned every 6 months to prevent cavities
- You exercise to promote good cardiovascular health
- You take supplements to promote cellular and bodily functions
Many years ago, dentists convinced everyone that the best time to go to the dentist is before your teeth hurt; that routine dental care will help your teeth remain healthy for a long time. The same is true of chiropractic care for your spine. It is important to remember that, just like your teeth, your spine experiences normal wear and tear as you walk, drive, sit, lift, sleep, and bend.
Routine chiropractic care can help you feel better, move with more freedom, and stay healthier throughout your lifetime. Although you can enjoy the benefits of chiropractic care even if you receive care for a short time, the real benefits come into play when you make chiropractic care a part of your wellness lifestyle.
Benefits of Regular Chiropractic Care
Regular chiropractic care with Advanced Sports Chiropractic goes beyond just maintaining your spine. We assess muscles imbalances, offer suggestions for training in many sports, and provide exercises and rehabilitation techniques to help you achieve your personal best.


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Masterchef Australia – Interview With Deb – "I Was Never Going To Win That Challenge"
Masterchef Australia contestant Deb Sederlan was sent packing from Italy and the show on Thursday night after the former vegetarian had to cook a pig on the spit, something that was way out of her comfort zone.
In an interview we discussed her isolation on the Masterchef set, whether Pici should have failed, who she thinks will win and how luck does come into the show.
RR: To me you were a bit of an enigma I could never quite get a handle on you. Sometimes I would be thinking fabulous what a great lady, and other times I would be thinking what is going on. How hard for you was it filming for that length of time and in relation to your age, that you were going through menopause and also you were not used to being around that many people all the time what sort of strain and stress was that for you?
Debra Sederlan (DS): It was definitely something I had to adapt to but I was also aware that this was the situation. But sometimes it is not until you are in that situation you don't really know how you are going to manage it or how you are going to adapt or the survival skills you are going to need to pull out of the bag. It was challenging I learnt a lot about myself and having lived on my own for quite a lot I knew that would be one of my struggles. I kept myself pretty quite and to myself and that was my way of me finding some quiet space within a lot of the noise that was going on. We were in lockdown – so it is not like popping out for five minutes to grabbed a coffee and have a little break. It was quite intense.
RR: That has been discussed on this blog how it would be harder for the older people in the house. How was it keeping your energy up month on month?
DS: A lot of people are comfortable on their own and the fact I am comfortable on my own and chose to stay within that space some people don't like it. Because it is not something they can do and it connected with how I was managing my energy as well. I got up really early in mornings before anybody was up and did some yoga and often I just sat on the balcony and had a cup of tea in the quiet and that really helped and I would go off to my room at 9.30pm-10.00pm while everyone was still up watching TV and chatting and for the same reason. It was a rest space, even though I was not sleepy it was just a way of resting and being quiet. It was a bit like a full time meditation.
RR: We saw the team challenges and it seemed as it went on that you were more isolated or not given the responsibilities or the dud jobs – Was that editing correct?
DS: It is pretty spot on actually. Yes it happened even more than it showed, because it happened quite regularly. By the last lot of challenges I was involved in it is quite obvious. There is a lot of things you don't see that are not shown on television because of the editing and it was even obvious to the judges as they kept on asking the questions "Why have you got Deb doing this?", "Why aren't you getting Deb to cook this?", and "Why don't you check with Deb this is her cuisine?". At every challenge there certainly was a point of isolation.
RR: Why did that occur? Was it because you kept to yourself in the house? Or you weren't seen as a team player?
DS: I think sometimes it is human nature when people tend to be on the outside of the group perhaps there is not as much trust there. Because if someone is not a part of a group you can't control them and you don't know much about them. I think it is a really human thing. There were friendships within the house which is fabulous and I think that was great. Maybe people didn't know how to manage me or how to handle me I really don't know. It is a good question to ask all the other contestants as well.
RR: Do you think there is strategy in play?
DS: Absolutely from the start there was incredible naivety around the fact that if you were buddies with someone that this was going to protect you from being eliminated. As the competition moved on and all of sudden every week someone went and did not matter if they were your best friend in the house, if they were in an elimination and they were gone. That reality really kicked in probably about half way through for a lot of contestants.
RR: Did they then get their game face on?
DS: They got their game face on there is a certain amount of protection from aligning yourself with someone for instances where you need support you are going to get their support.
RR: Onto the challenge last night that saw you being eliminated. Did you think that whoever scored the pig was going to be the one that went?
DS: I knew that if I got the pig I would really struggle and I knew that the universe was going to dish it up to me.
RR: Was there strategy occurring?
DS: There could have been a strategy in play – you might have to ask them. I was kind of surprised that the pig was left. I thought one of the boys might have chosen that as they said they had done it heaps and they were really familiar with it and it was a cruisey challenge. Maybe it was a strategy. I don't know I wasn't a very good strategist.
RR: There are conspiracy theorist running on my blog on how your Pici didn't look that much different from others people's Pici.
DS: And it wasn't! I just don't think I was going to win that challenge no matter what my pici was like.
RR: Why do you think Alice did not play the immunity pin?
DS: Alice has a lot of integrity as a person and as a school teacher she was thinking about setting the example of the children that she worked with. She thought that if she gave in her pin she would be seen by her students as not backing herself. I really understand why Alice did not give in her pin. I thought it was a pretty admirable thing she did for herself.
Also if she had used the pin they would have dropped the dessert. The challenge would have been quite different as we would not have had the dessert in that challenge if Alice had given in her pin.
RR: Who do you think will have the cooking skills to win?
DS: I think it is a combination of cooking skills align with an incredibly calm nerve, and the person who has the calmness nerves in the competition is Andy. Having worked with him and knowing how much he has learnt he really is the most relaxed and level headed guy and a really great attitude to life as a young person.
RR: In Masterchef how much luck is involved?
DS: There is some luck some involved. Your lucky if you get in a winning team and don't have to an elimination and through the whole show there are probably have been contestants who have thought phew I am in a winning team I don't have to go to an elimination.
RR: What's next for you? You've started a blog?
DS: My started a blog is Deb Said So at Debso.com [Ed's note: this appears to be wrong if anyone has it please put it in comment section]. It is interesting as I only realised the power of social media and the blog is all about setting something up so I can connect with all the people that have supported me and thanked them for the support they have given me now I can actually thank people. Also I am looking for a way of keeping connected with people who have supported me. I will continue to share what I do with food. I needed a springboard. Long term I still want my retreat, but the reality it that is millions of dollars. I need to get a business package together for that and I will need to look for investors. In the short term I am going to work with food and I have some really great food product ideas, so everything feeds into my long term goal so when people walk into my retreat it feels like Deb's place it feels. I like things really natural. A lot of my clothes are natural, I support organics, a simple and relaxed approach to life. Creating a space where they can reconnect with themselves and other people, share stories, eat some really good food and even come into the kitchen and help me cook it.
RR: Would you go on another reality TV show, and if so which one?
DS: The answer is no.
RR: Why not?
Well actually I would, something like Survivor.
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I have always known that those who advocate the environmentalist creed of hugging trees and keeping the air free of chemicals had a tendency to be off the radar screen when it comes to respecting the dignity of the human person, but I recently got a timely reminder that my assumptions are correct.
There have been several news reports over the years about what can occur when hormones such as those found in the birth control pill wind up in the water supply and are subsequently ingested by fish, foul and even human beings. Recently WorldNetDaily confirmed all of this, complete with graphs and a wide variety of comments from those who are aware of the problem and its potential consequences if it continues to go unchecked.
But as one member of the Society of Catholic Social Scientists, George Harden, said, "If you're killing mosquitoes to save people from the West Nile virus, you can count on secular environmentalists to lay down in front of the vapor truck, claiming some potential side effect that might result from the spray. But if birth control deforms fish–backed by the proof of an EPA study–and threatens the drinking supply, mum will be the word."
Any why is that? Well, because the average environmentalist would argue that people are a problem, and anything that can lessen the numbers will only contribute to a better environment, even if that means that in the process human bodies will be polluted with man-made chemicacls which are being given to perfectly healthy human beings in order to prevent them from bearing children.
In other words, babies are bad and bald eagles are good; the welfare of a human is not on the same level as the welfare of an insect.
But perhaps the most disturbing point mentioned in the recent WorldNetDaily report is the question that nobody wants to answer: if the birth control pill is so damaging to fish and other members of the animal kingdom, what in the world is it capable of doing to human beings and why isn't anyone talking about it?
The answer: it is not politically correct to suggest that anything might be wrong with a product that has satisfied the sexually-saturated society in which we live, and is at the same time eliminating the human being who is, after all, environmentally problematic.
Does this line of thinking make sense? Of course not, but take a moment to consider who is in charge of the policiies that permit such skewed attitudes to rule in our democracy. We are living in a nation that has refused to accept the fact that only under God can America flourish.
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While Apple is against any attempts to jailbreak its proud brainchild: iPhone 3G, including the just released Leopard OS v10.5.6 update which disables Pwnage tools, the Cupertinco based company has send it in unlocked condition to Taiwan. Where in Asia, unlocking mobile phones is a common practice in almost every phone stores.
According to a report by DigiTimes, the phone's official carrier in the country -- Chunghwa Telecom -- has in the past insisted that the phone would only work on its network, in practice, the new iPhone will accept SIM cards from other carriers' networks without any hardware or software hacks. The only tradeoff, users say, is that Chunghwa's Hami services become inaccessible.
It's a joyful news for Taiwanese, who's been longing to own an official iPhone 3G in their hands. But they must pay a hefty price to bring one home, the contract-free versions cost US$800 for 8GB while US$900 for 16GB.
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Cyclosporine doesn't block the effects of reperfusion injury when given before stenting for ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), the CIRCUS trial showed.
A bolus of the drug did not lessen the rate of death, worsening heart failure during the initial hospitalization, rehospitalization for heart failure, or enlargement of the left ventricle at 1 year compared with controls, Michel Ovize, MD, PhD, of the Clinical Investigation Center of Lyon, France, and colleagues reported online in the New England Journal of Medicine.
The rate of that primary outcome was 59.0% with cyclosporine and 58.1% with the matching placebo, yielding an odds ratio of 1.04 (95% confidence interval 0.78-1.39).
The drug had been promising because it inhibits the opening of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore (PTP), which is believed to mediate reperfusion injury, and because it looked so good in a 2008 pilot trial, noted an accompanying editorial.
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"However, although the results of the CIRCUS study are disappointing, they do not disprove the existence or clinical significance of myocardial reperfusion injury, because it appears that the formulation of cyclosporine used in the study might not have been effective at preventing myocardial reperfusion injury," wrote Derek J. Hausenloy, MBChB, PhD, and Derek M. Yellon, PhD, DSc.
Hausenloy is from the Hatter Cardiovascular Institute at University College and Yellon is from the National Institute of Health Research University College London Hospitals Biomedical Research Center, both in London.
Cyclosporine is just the latest in a long list of failed attempts at finding a cardioprotective agent to tackle the flood of reperfusion damage, Sanjay Rajagopalan, MBBS, of the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore, noted in an interview with MedPage Today.
"I think this needs a real radical rethink," he said, and "really a paradigm shift in our endpoints as well."
But Johanne Silvain, MD, an interventional cardiologist at Pitie-Salpetriere University Hospital in Paris, argued that another failed agent is no reason to give up on the search.
"It's a good goal," he told MedPage Today. But meanwhile, "we don't have any drug that's working on myocardial reperfusion. ...It's a very challenging field."
CIRCUS investigators used a new formulation of cyclosporine, CicloMulsiion (made by NeuroVive Pharmaceuticals, a study sponsor), in order to get around the problem with anaphylaxis seen with the Sandimmune formulation used in the original study.
However, Ovize called that difference an unlikely explanation of the lack of benefit observed in CIRCUS.
A more likely reason is time, he said at a press conference where the results were presented at the European Society of Cardiology meeting in London.
"The window for reaching the target is very narrow. We know we have to inject before reperfusion and that damage occurs within 1 minute of reperfusion," he said. By that time, the drug "has to be on board and working quickly. We never are sure this is the case in fact."
Richard Becker, MD, of the University of Cincinnati, agreed that the search should continue.
"We should not give up on reperfusion injury as a potential target to reduce infarct size," he told MedPage Today. "The data strongly suggest that it [accounts for] about 50% of the size of the infarct."
Aside from other testing other formulations of cyclosporine, other types of drug therapies, and oxygen scavengers, "which are just starting to appear," might be good candidates, he suggested.
The CIRCUS study randomized 475 acute anterior STEMI patients getting percutaneous coronary intervention within 12 hours after symptom onset for completely occluded culprit coronary arteries at sites in Belgium, Spain, and France to get an injection of cyclosporine (2.5 mg/k) and 495 to get a matching placebo.
The average age of patients was 60 and the majority (84% of cyclosporine patients and 80% of the control patients) were men. Roughly 30% of the patients had a history of MI and most of those patients with a positive history had previously undergone percutaneous coronary interventions.
No effects were seen of cyclosporine for the individual components of the primary endpoint or on recurrent infarction, unstable angina, or stroke, although safety was similar between groups.
The CIRCUS study was supported by the French Ministry of Health and Research National Program and NeuroVive Pharmaceutical.
Ovize disclosed relevant relationships with NeuroVive Pharmaceuticals.
Michel disclosed no relevant relationships with industry.
Bhatt disclosed relevant relationships with Amarin, Astra Zeneca, Belvoir Publications, Bristol Myers Squibb, Eisai, Ethicon, Forest Laboratories, HMP, Ischemix, Medtronic, Pfizer, Roche, Sanofi, and The Medicines Company.
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New England Journal of MedicineSource Reference: Cung TT, et al "Cyclosporine before PCI in patients with acute myocardial infarction" New Engl J Med 2015; DOI: 10.1056(NE)Moa1505-489.
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New England Journal of MedicineSource Reference: Hausenloy DJ, Yellon DM "Targeting myocardial reperfusion injury -- The Search Continues" New Engl J Med 2014; DOI: 10.1056/NEJMe1509718.


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I've kept my cards in this box for some time now and love having everything in one spot. It's a great size in that I have plenty of room to add more (as I usually add a dozen or so leftover cards each month once I'm done with my Studio Calico kit work) and when it starts getting tight, I can easily purge.
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Mayfield, Midnight, Seafoam, Jade, Becky Higgins grid cards. Middle row : Studio Calico, seasonal / holiday, Studio Calico grid cards, letterpress, wood. Bottom row : patterned paper cut down to 3x4, Ali Edwards, LifeLovePaper, watercolor, bags and envelopes. Because I don't have as many 4x6 cards, I divided them a little more loosely and those are only separated into three categories - Becky Higgins, Studio Calico and patterned paper.
While I was at it (and because my piles aren't that extensive), I also organized them by color. ROYGBIV to be exact. When I'm looking for a card, I usually have a color in mind. Having them in this order made sense to me but you can do what works for you. I think it all depends on how large your stash of cards is and how quickly you work on your layouts.
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The New York-based media conglomerate reported net income of $1.17 billion, or 26 cents a share, compared with a year-earlier $773 million, or 24 million.
Excluding one-time items, Time Warner said it earned $1.17, topping average analyst estimates of $1.10 in a Thomson Reuters poll.
"In 2012, we had another strong year financially and operationally while we laid the foundation for continued growth," Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes said in a statement. "We also continued to successfully execute against our key strategic priorities."
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Revenue for the three months ended Dec. 31, however, slumped to $8.16 billion, from $8.19 billion a year ago, missing the Street's view of $8.22 billion.
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The second establishment of the series didn't disappoint. It was exciting and full of twists and turns.
In the previous book there weren't that many supernatural elements, that are usually part of a fantasy. Towards the end there were more, but most of the characters didn't come across anything especially strange. In this book, those elements become more and more.
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Wednesday, 7.30pm: Almost 17,000 migrants, a population the equivalent size to Whittlesey, moved to live in Peterborough between 2004 and 2009, according to new figures released on Tuesday (11 December).
Figures from the 2011 Census revealed earlier this year that Peterborough's population rose by 27,570 to 183,631 between 2001 and 2011.
More in-depth figures released this week show that between 2004 and 2009, 16,948 people or 9.3 per cent of the city's current population moved to Peterborough from abroad.
This is the highest level of migration ever recorded in the city by the Census. Between 2001 and 2011, 24,166 migrants moved to Peterborough.
The figures also show that 14,134 people living in the city are from Eastern and Central Europe, 4,206 from Africa and 11,332 from the Middle East and Asia. The vast majority of migrants, 20,685 people or 11.2 per cent of the population, are aged between 20 and 44.
Peterborough's white British population was 130,232 or 70.9 per cent in 2011, down compared to 133,751 or 85.7 per cent in 2001.
Peterborough City Council leader Cllr Marco Cereste said that high migration levels are a benefit to the city because it has sparked growth in hard economic times.
He said: "We have got high migration figures but if we are going to have high figures then it is good to have them in the 24 to 44 age bracket because these are the people who work and make money for the city.
"If we have got 17,000 new people that's bringing in around £7 million extra council tax. Let's not just assume migration is a bad thing. The only bad thing is if you can't deal with it.
"We have a plan that deals with huge growth in the city over the next 15 years. We have got sites identified for houses which are being built and schools are being built."
But Peterborough MP Stewart Jackson said to see high levels of migration as a benefit was "short-sighted".
He said: "Most people see immigration as a cause for concern in the city. This is an unfortunate result of the Labour Government's Open Door policy. We want people with good skills and earning good salaries contributing to the economy but under that policy we have not been able to choose who comes into the country. The problem is it affects the delivery of public services.
"I don't have any confidence that the council is keeping ahead of it all. You only have to look at Hampton, they haven't planned ahead with the infrastructure and they have had to play catch up all along. It is the same with the schools."
In terms of education, the figures also show that 36,158 people or a quarter of the city's population, aged from 16 to 74, have no qualifications whatsover, compared to 34,116 people or 30.55 per cent in 2001.
But the number with a level four qualification, such as a diploma, or above is up from 16,598 or 14.86 per cent in 2001 to 29,245 or 20.2 per cent in 2011.
Cllr John Holdich, cabinet member for education, said the council had spent £190 million in the last five years creating extra school places but migration still poses a challenge as hundreds more places are needed in the future.
He added the Peterborough Skills Service, run by Opportunity Peterborough and the council, was raising aspirations and helping people gain qualifications and apprenticeships.
Facts from the 2011 Census
In 2011, 145,739 people or 79.4 per cent of the city's population had the United Kingdom as their country of birth.
1,179 or 0.6 per cent were born in Italy; 1,530 or 0.8 per cent were born in Portugal; 6,666 or 3.6 per cent were born in Poland and 3,712 or two per cent were born in Lithuania.
Of the 4,206 or 2.3 per cent of the population who were born in Africa, the most numerous nationality was Zimbabwean with 656 or 0.4 per cent of the population coming from there.
Of the 11,332 or 6.2 per cent of the population from the Middle East and Asia, the highest proportion (4,805 or 2.6 per cent of the population) were born in Pakistan.
There are 541 people (0.3 per cent) living in the city who were born in the United States, 166 or 0.1 per cent who were born in Australia and 604 or 0.3 per cent who were born in the Caribbean.
83.7 per cent (61,982) of city households have people aged 16 or over speaking English as their main language, compared to 93.6 per cent in the East of England and 90.9 per cent in England.
Ten per cent (7,438) of households have no people who speak English, compared to three per cent in the East of England and 4.4 per cent in England.
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Weekly review of the Hip-Hop and R&B sales/charts.
This past week The Weeknd dominated the charts, although he was outshone only by country star Keith Urban. The race between the country star and r'n'b star was a close one, with 3,000 units making the difference for the #1 spot on the Billboard 200. The race was so close, in fact, that Drizzy and The Weeknd prematurely celebrated, when Drake congratulated his friend at his recent L.A. show. Although the Toronto native didn't lock down the #1 spot, congratulations are still definitely in order, as he neared the 100k mark for sales, topping his sales for Trilogy and thus proving his growth. The same cannot be said for 2 Chainz, who dropped his album on the same day as The Weeknd. B.O.A.T.S. II: #METime did not top Tity Boi's previous effort, in fact, it did abysmally worse than his debut. That's not a good sign for the rapper, who previously dominated the charts for weeks on end with Based On A T.R.U. Story. Will The Weeknd be able to hold on to a top spot when next week arrives, and Drake drops his album? Will Tity 2 Necklace fall off completely? And we also have to consider MMG's Self Made Vol. 3 briefly, which dropped this past week and has similarly low sales projections as 2 Chainz did (50-55k)-- also considerably lower than Self Made Vol. 2 (98k). Is MMG falling off, or was the album not properly promoted?
1) The Weeknd—Kiss Land: The Weeknd was thissss close to nabbing a #1 debut. He was so close, that at one point in time, he actually thought he had the #1 album in the country and celebrated a tad early on Twitter. Although his album is in fact the #2 album in the country, that's still pretty damn good. The r'n'b singer fell short of #1 by 3,000 copies (Keith Urban beat him out, if you're wondering). Abel Tesfaye's debut album sold 95,000 units opening week, as projected.
2) 2 Chainz—B.O.A.T.S. II: #METime: Tity Boi also debuts on the charts this week, right below The Weeknd at #3. This album has, unfortunately, sold just as much as projected, which isn't very much. The rapper's sophomore effort on Def Jam moved 63,000 units—Based On A T.R.U. Story debuted at #1 and moved more than twice that amount, with 147,000. Does this reflect the quality of the album or a loss 2 Chainz fans? Or what's the reason here?
3) Janelle Monae—Electric Lady: The Electric Lady aka Janelle Monae didn't too shabby with her first week sales. The singer sold 47,000 units, landing her a #5 debut on the Billboard 200. It's definitely better than her debut album, which dropped in 2010 and debuted at #17, only moving 21,000 units opening week.
4) John Legend—Love In The Future: We have quite a few r'n'bers on the charts this week. John Legend's new album, Love In The Future, dropped from a #5 debut to #10 on the Billboard 200. The G.O.O.D. Music singer moved another 30,000 units, down in sales by 55%.
5) Robin Thicke—Blurred Lines: Robin Thicke's album Blurred Lines seems to have done the trick to get him on the radar of pop enthusiasts. The album's been strong on the charts, but this week he dropped from #14 to #7. The artist still moved another 19k, dropping in sales by 65%.
6) Jay Z—Magna Carta Holy Grail: Hov, who recently topped Forbes' highest-earning couples' list with his boo thing Beyonce, continues to rake an excess of money from MCHG. This week the album kept put at #18, but still sold a solid 17,000 units. His total album sales are nearing the 1 million mark (that's not counting those Samsung sales) at 974,000 units.
7) Juicy J—Stay Trippy: Juicy J's long awaited solo debut dropped further down the charts this week from #15 to #28. After three weeks on the Billboard 200, the rapper sold 13,000 copies of Stay Trippy, bringing his total tally up to 99,000 units.
8) Macklemore & Ryan Lewis—The Heist: Macklemore and Ryan Lewis dropped down three more spots this week, from #27 to #30. After charting for 49 weeks the duo sold 12,000 copies of The Heist, which is a drop in sales of 27%. Oh yeah, "Thrift Shop" went 7x platinum this past week—just another day in Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' life. Their total album sales are 1,069,000.
9) Justin Timberlake—The 20/20 Experience: Justin Timberlake comes in right below Macklemore this week, at #31, which is actually a pretty big drop from last week's #9. With the second installment arriving in the near future, we may see 2x JT on here. For now, Justin sold another 10,000 units, a 74% decrease in sales.
10) Big Sean—Hall Of Fame: Big Sean's Hall Of Fame may not be clinging to the charts for too long if it continues dropping like it has been. This week the rapper fell from #24 to #36, after just three weeks. The album still sold 9,000 copies this week, making a grand total of 99,000 units.
This week Kendrick Lamar's critically acclaimed debut dropped from #55 to #63, and sold 6,000 units, as the "Control" controversy subsides. Below Kendrick is his good friend J. Cole, with Born Sinner dropping from #61 to #69. After a brief and slight resurgence, Kanye West's Yeezus dropped from #69 to #83. Although Sean Kingston dropped a new album, Back 2 Life, on September 10th, the album has obviously done very poorly-- it didn't chart anywhere on the Billboard 200. Word is, it sold around 2,000 copies.


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Once again, the Roughrider soccer team won a match in dramatic fashion. This time to advance to the semi-finals of the NJCAA Division I National Soccer Tournament in Tyler, Texas. #4 Yavapai and #5 Eastern Florida State College, the Roughriders 81st different opponent, played to a 3-3 tie forcing the match into penalty kicks per NJCAA National Tournament rules. Yavapai prevailed knocking in 4 shots to Eastern Florida's 2. Yavapai is now 18-2-6 on the season and Eastern Florida concludes their year with a 14-1-3 mark.
YC drew first blood five minutes into the match when Yabin Cruz found the mark on a pass by Kayd Marquez. The Titans tied the score with a goal shortly before halftime. Yavapai took a 3-1 lead before giving up 2 late goals that forced the game into the penalty kicks.
Scoring Summary
- 5th minute – Yabin Cruz assisted by Kayd Marquez
- 42nd minute – Eastern Florida State College (Arturo Roosen unassisted)
- 64th minute – Lucas Lavanway assisted by David Mack
- 66th minute – Mason Buron assisted by Milan Popovic and Yabin Cruz
- 67th minute – Eastern Florida State College (Arturo Roosen unassisted)
- 72nd minute – Eastern Florida State College (Romario Grant assisted by Jordan Muir)
Prior to today's match, two of the last three Roughrider victories came in the penalty kick phase. For the overtime period, Yavapai used their third goalkeeper of the game. Daniel Diaz got the nod in the final frame coming up with 2 masterful saves.
Penalty Kicks
- 1st – Popovic (YC) scored
- 2nd – Goldberg (EFSC) save
- 3rd – Shadix (YC) save
- 4th – Muir (EFSC) scored
- 5th – Marquez (YC) scored
- 6th – Foster (EFSC) save
- 7th – Winship (YC) scored
- 8th – Loafman (EFSC) scored
- 9th – Halukham (YC) scored
Yavapai advances to their 18th Final Four in their fabled history. On Friday, YC will face the top ranked Iowa Western Community College Reivers (23-0-0) beginning at 4:00 PM Arizona time. The Reivers beat Lewis & Clark Community College on Wednesday, 7-0. In the other semi-final match, #2 San Jacinto College-South will play the host school, #3 Tyler Junior College. The winners will advance to the Championship Match on Saturday at 5:00 PM Arizona time.


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