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The former New Zealand representative water polo player and short course triathlete's stunning win on debut over Mirinda Carfrae set shock waves through the triathlon world but the enormity of the feat was initially lost on the modest Aucklander.
"Cairns was my first dabble into IRONMAN racing and played a major part in my 2018. It. At the start of the year I hadn't even planned to race IRONMAN let alone go to Cairns and win there. Cairns has definitely been the best result of my IRONMAN career so far. It was really a big surprise but also a big learning curve. I am definitely looking forward to coming back this year because I really enjoyed the race, the support and the course. It was really cool."
"The more I race and the further I get down the track, I realise how big that win was. It was only my second IRONMAN and I had a good result in my first race as well, so it was 'Oh yeah, cool'. But looking back it was really impressive and afterwards it was like 'Wow, what did I just do?' I have come to realise it was not that normal to achieve that sort of result so early."
"I am really excited for the future considering how new my career is and how long you can race IRONMAN for. With all these other women having families and still racing and achieving a lot, I am excited to continue on this journey," Teresa said.
Runner up for the second year in a row at IRONMAN New Zealand, Teresa qualified for the IRONMAN World Championship in 2019 but declined, to focus on her Cairns defence and on her long term development.
"At the moment we aren't interested in pushing the envelope, in fact we are going the opposite and having more time to train. Last year I qualified for Kona and I learned a lot. I got a little bit eager in my training, ended up injured and heading to Kona without the type of fitness you need for that type of race. We went and experienced it, to see what it was like for the future and I had a solid race which I was happy about."
"With so many people doing sub three hour marathons, my running is an area I need to develop more. So we are thinking of not racing as much at the end of the year and doing more work to have a better year in 2020 or the year after. Kona is something I would like to do well in the future but I feel it is too soon in my career to be achieving the kind of result I am wanting."
Hindsight is 20:20 and Teresa understands the value of keeping her IRONMAN journey enjoyable and is mindful of the importance of sharing her success with her partner Dan and her support team.
"I really respect the sport of IRONMAN and each time I have done one I realise that it is not just the race itself, but it is the build up to each event. It is long and not just hard on me but also my family and my support team and my partner Dan and I couldn't do it without him. For me the key to longevity in a sport like this is to take my time and try and keep the pressure, and the stress low and enjoy the journey as much as possible. As opposed to pushing and pushing which I have done in the past and where doing any sort of exercise became hard. I don't want to make the same mistake twice and I don't want to just travel and turn up at a race. I want to know that I am fit and really healthy and I am giving that race my all."
The electric atmosphere of the final kilometres of last year's race is still very vivid in Teresa's memory and she is predicting another tight race this year.
"Getting off the bike and having the lead and no-one knowing who I was made it quite exciting. Everyone was thinking Mirinda Carfrae was going to run me down. It was quite exciting as she was gaining and spectators really embraced that type of racing."
"This year the field looks really strong and I think it is going to be really close with multiple sub three hour runners in the race. With a former champion coming back in Sarah Crowley, and Sarah True who was fourth in Kona, it is a good field."
"The ocean swim is quite tough and choppy which is good for me with my swimming background. It is nice to have a tough swim and the bike course is just stunning. I really enjoyed getting along the coast there. I hope for a little bit of wind because I like doing my own thing. If everyone is spread out on the bike that will suit me quite well. I am really excited with the changes to the run course in terms of being four laps which gives us more time in the crowd. I think that will be really cool."
"I really love the Cairns race and being defending champion is something that I don't take lightly. I want to go back and give it my all to defend that title and I have definitely targeted this race. IRONMAN has given me a second chance in triathlon and to be racing at this sort of level and defending a title is kind of crazy. All I can do is race as hard as I can and run my own race and see where I am at stacked up against that calibre of athlete," she said.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Lindsey Smith of Westmont (Calif.) has been named the NAIA Women's Soccer National Defensive Player of the Week and Brooke Springer of Concordia (Calif.) has been selected as the National Offensive Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Smith and Springer – the final women's soccer weekly award winners of the 2013 season – were chosen based on their performances from Nov. 4 – 10 and were selected out of a pool of conference, independent and unaffiliated group winners.
Smith, a Pleasanton, Calif., native, posted her third-straight shutout against Vanguard (Calif.) and her eighth clean sheet of the season in the Warriors' 4-0 win over the 11th-ranked Lions in the semifinals of the Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) Tournament on Nov. 8. The senior goalkeeper made one save in 90 minutes, as the Westmont defense held Vanguard to only five shots. On the season, Smith ranks second in the NAIA in goals against average at 0.36 and has not allowed a goal in her last four matches – a span of approximately 333 minutes.
Springer, a senior forward from Westminster, Calif., lifted Concordia (Calif.) to a 3-2 win over No. 15 The Master's (Calif.) in the semifinals of the GSAC Tournament on Nov. 8. She accounted for two of the Eagles three goals in the contest, including the game-winner in the 98th minute. Springer owns seven goals this season with five coming in her last two appearances.
Springer is the second individual from Concordia to receive the Offensive Player of the Week award this year, joining fellow forward Megan Daniels, who claimed the honor on Oct. 29.
Concordia hosts Westmont at 1 p.m. on Friday in the GSAC Tournament championship. The winner receives the conference's automatic berth to the NAIA Women's Soccer National Championship Opening Round.
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Offensive Nominees: Katy Nalven, Lyon (Ark.); Aline Dalmedico, Union (Ky.); Rocio Ruiz, William Jessup (Calif.); Florence Dadson, Robert Morris (Ill.); Brooklyn Morgan, Spring Arbor (Mich.); Maddie Michalek, Hastings (Neb.); Soski Pena, Graceland (Iowa); Shanda Painter, Asbury (Ky.); Sam Amend, Georgetown (Ky.); Mercy Darkoah, Bellevue (Neb.); Bre Burry, Viterbo (Wis.); Kara Wahl, Jamestown (N.D.); Alexis Michaelkovich, Texas Wesleyan; Sarah Huchet, Northwestern Ohio.
Defensive Nominees: Stephanie Spiteri, Lyon (Ark.); Charlotte Stephens, Milligan (Tenn.); Kalynn Huebner, Embry-Riddle (Ariz.); Megan Sullivan, Spring Arbor (Mich.); Chrissy Lind, Concordia (Neb.); Breanna Oddo, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.); Brittney Moshos, Georgetown (Ky.); Kate Petersen, Bellevue (Neb.); Mckenzie Guth, Viterbo (Wis.); Keri Myers, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Mel Hyames, Davenport (Mich.).
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EDMONTON, Alberta - Under the most adverse of conditions and on the biggest of stages, the U.S. Under-19 Women's National Team pulled off an historic victory in front of 47,784 fans at Commonwealth Stadium, defeating host Canada, 1-0, in sudden death overtime on a 109th minute "golden goal" from U.S. captain Lindsay Tarpley.
"It was an incredible game," said U.S. head coach Tracey Leone. "Canada came out so organized, together and tough. And of course, the crowd was amazing. It was a great opportunity for both teams to play in front of that kind of crowd. Canada came out fighting and it was an incredible product to show the world. It was well played and end-to-end. We are always trying to sell and develop the women's game and certainly this was a great advertisement for that."
With the massive crowd awash with Canadian flags, and the fans cheering on a team that had become the darlings of their country over the past two weeks, the young U.S. players kept their composure and kept pounding away until the Canadian blockade finally broke.
Substitute Megan Kakadelas, who came on 105th minute, created the winning goal just four minutes later. The slick dribbling forward received a pass from Leslie Osborne down the left flank and curved in a cross on the ground. The ball rolled across the goal to the cutting Tarpley, but she had her first shot attempt blocked. The ball somehow squirted behind the defender as Tarpley went into the tackle and the U.S. captain pounded her shot into the net from close range to end the game. It was Tarpley's seventh goal of the tournament.
"I really don't know what happened," said Tarpley. "All I know is that all of sudden the ball popped in front of me. I saw the 'keeper moving to the near post, so I shot far post. Then we went crazy."
Tarpley was awarded with the Bronze Boot as the third leading scorer in the tournament while Kelly Wilson earned the Silver Boot as the tournament's second leading scorer with nine goals, behind Canadian star Christine Sinclair, who had 10 goals in the competition. Wilson played in one less match than Sinclair, sitting out the USA's 6-0 group victory against Chinese Taipei. Wilson also picked up the Bronze Ball as the third most valuable player in the tournament. Sinclair won the Golden Ball and Brazil's Marta was awarded with the Silver Ball.
The victory was the end of a glorious two-year run to the tournament in which this group of U-19s went 21-1-1 in international competition and formed a family bond that carried them past an excellent and tough Canadian team, and their massive fan support, to the first-ever world championship for youth women.
"The journey not only made us better players, but it showed us that great things can be accomplished through hard work, love and belief," said Tarpley. "Over the last two years, we've had some amazing times on the soccer field, but it's the friendships we'll carry forever. I know we will look back at this 20 years from now with the same feelings for each other that we have now. We'll remember the day we became world champions together."
With the win, the U-19s added another first to the glorious history of the U.S. Women's National Team program, which won the first Women's World Cup and the first Olympic gold medal for women's soccer, but it was not easy.
After rolling through the tournament while scoring 25 goals and allowing just two, the U.S. ran into a Canadian team that played a 5-3-2 formation for the entire match, intent on not letting the USA get a goal while looking to steal one of their own on the counter-attack. While the defensive formation showed great respect for the USA's "Triple-Edged Sword" of forwards Tarpley, Wilson and Heather O'Reilly, it was also a solid tactical plan as the Canadians always had numbers behind the ball.
The Canadians moved 15-year-old Kara Lang from the forward line and into the midfield, where she played a poor match before being replaced in the 74th minute, leaving the U.S. back line to deal with Sinclair and Katie Thorlakson. Both forwards played solid matches and created more than a few scary moments for the U.S. team.
The U.S. had to deal with some early adversity after defender Rachel Buehler went down in the 13th minute, suffering what may have been a serious injury to her right knee. She will be evaluated tomorrow, but had to leave the match and was replaced by Jessica Ballweg, who went the rest of the way.
After Ballweg came on, Osborne moved to left back and Kendall Fletcher moved into the midfield, where she played a tremendous game, battling for every loose ball and freeing up the middle for Lori Chalupny to work her magic. Chalupny, one of the unsung heroes of the team during the tournament, was perhaps the game's MVP, as she repeatedly settled the team in midfield, changed the point of attack and probed the Canadian back line for openings.
"For 109 minutes, Lori Chalupny was the best player on the field," said U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach April Heinrichs. "She was bringing the ball down under pressure, slipping out of pressure while players hacked at her ankles and winning balls from far bigger players than her. She was awesome."
Both goalkeepers played world-class matches, with Canadian Erin McLeod extremely solid on numerous crosses sent into her penalty area. U.S. goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris, who is just 16 years old, picked up her fourth shutout of the tournament and came up huge on several occasions, none bigger than when her diving save turned away a point blank shot from Thorlakson after she had split two U.S. defenders inside the penalty area in the 58th minute. Harris also came off her line in overtime to punch clear a dangerous bouncing ball.
The win was a victory for soccer as the Americans played a smart, sharp possession game and dominated the match territorially, only to repeatedly run into a Canadian wall, led by center defender Sasha Andrews. Canada was content to knock almost every ball long, putting tremendous pressure on the U.S. back line, but central defenders Keeley Dowling and Jill Oakes played remarkably poised and tough games, winning air ball after air ball, and were certainly a key to the victory.
Thorlakson and Brittany Timko each got behind the U.S. defense on the right side in the first half, but the Americans were able to clear one away and watch one shot skip by the right post. The half ended 0-0, the first time the USA had been shutout in a first half during the tournament. Led by Andrews and McLeod, Canada did a tremendous job of limiting the USA's scoring chances, with the first quality one coming in the 68th minute. Wilson got behind Andrews on the left flank and cut a short pass back to O'Reilly, but she shot high from 16 yards out.
Ballweg had a game-saving tackle in the 76th after Thorlakson had snuck past Dowling in right side of penalty area and cut cross back to Sinclair, but the U.S. defender was on the spot to knock the ball out of bounds.
O'Reilly, who scored four goals and had six assists in the tournament, took a knock in a collision with McLeod and a Canadian defender at the beginning of overtime, and was clearly limping, but she gutted it out the rest of the way.
The USA did get around the outside of the Canadian defense on numerous occasions throughout the match, but could never find a runner, while McLeod was frequently there to cut off the crosses.
The USA pushed for a winning goal at the end of the match, striking several shots that flashed by the posts, but it was Sinclair who had the best chance of all. In the 90th minute, the Canadian captain pushed through a defender in the penalty area, but from just eight yards out, fired high to give the USA life.
The Americans showed tremendous grit and fitness to keep pushing for the winning goal, and got it from Tarpley just four minutes into the second overtime period, sparking a massive celebration among the U.S. players in front of a stunned and silent Commonwealth Stadium.
Tarpley played a large chunk of the game in midfield, dropping back after Angela Wonzuk came on in the 59th minute. Woznuk would be replaced by Kakadelas in overtime, but played a classy match for the USA, especially as she had not seen much action during the tournament, holding the ball up front for the USA and almost creating several scoring chances.
The "Triple-Edged Sword" of Wilson, Tarpley and O'Reilly combined for 20 goals in the tournament and cemented their place in U.S. Soccer history in leading their team to victory.
"It can now be a dream of younger players to compete to win a world championship at the U-19 level," said Leone. "It was a wonderful experience that will pay off later in their careers. At 19, 18 or 17, to play front of 50,000 fans in a world championship, you just can simulate that. We are indebted to the U.S. Soccer Federation for their support over the past two years and for giving us what we needed to win. I'm just so happy for this group of young women. It was a wonderful two years and they deserve to be world champions."
Participants: U. S. U-19 National Team vs. Canada U-19 National Team
Competition: 2002 FIFA Under-19 Women's World Championship - Final
Venue: Commonwealth Stadium - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Date: August 29, 2002 - Kickoff 2:00 p.m. MT
Attendance: Sunny, clear - 75 degrees
Weather: 47,784
Scoring Summary: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Final
USA - Lindsay Tarpley (unassisted) 109th minute.
USA: 18-Ashlyn Harris, 2-Rachel Buehler (3-Jessica Ballweg, 13), 11-Keeley Dowling, 4-Jill Oakes,
8-Kendall Fletcher, 10-Leslie Osborne, 7-Lori Chalupny, 13-Manya Makoski (12-Angie Woznuk, 59,
17-Megan Kakadelas, 105), 9-Heather O'Reilly, 15-Lindsay Tarpley-Capt., 16-Kelly Wilson.
Subs not used: 1-Megan Rivera, 5-Kerri Hanks, 14-Sarah Huffman, 19-Stephanie Ebner.
CAN: 1-Erin McLeod, 9-Candace Chapman, 8-Clare Rustad, 4-Sasha Andrews, 13-Melanie Booth,
6-Amy Vermeulen, 3-Carmelina Moscato, 17-Brittany Timko, 15-Kara Lang (5-Robyn Gayle, 75),
16-Katie Thorlakson, 12-Christine Sinclair - Capt.
Subs not used: 2-Heather Smith, 7-Myriam Gousse, 10-Caroline Vaillancourt, 11-Michelle Rowe,
14-Christina Kahlina, 18-Jessica Hussey.
Statistical Summary: USA CAN
Shots 13 11
Shots on Goal 5 6
Saves 5 4
Corner Kicks 8 1
Fouls 10 13
Offside 1 2
Misconduct Summary:
CAN - Robyn Gayle (caution) 106th minute.
Referee: Dianne Ferreira-James (Guyana)
Asst. Referee: Maria Isabel Tovar Diaz (Mexico)
Asst. Referee: Katarzyna Nadolska (Poland)
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An anal fissure is a narrow tear that extends from the muscles that
control the anus (anal sphincter) up into the anal canal. These tears usually
develop when anal tissue is damaged during a hard bowel movement or when
higher-than-normal tension develops in the anal sphincters.
Symptoms of an anal fissure include a sharp, stinging, or burning
pain during a bowel movement. The pain, which can be severe, may last a few
hours. You may also notice spots of bright red blood on toilet tissue. This
blood is separate from the stool.
Minor anal fissures can often be helped to heal by drinking more
fluids, eating a high-fiber diet, allowing enough time for a bowel movement,
and using stool softeners.
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May 15, 2012
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Anne C. Poinier, MD - Internal Medicine & C. Dale Mercer, MD, FRCSC, FACS - General Surgery
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These wonderful two and three bedroom cottages are perfectly situation to make the most of the stunning south coast cliff walk and secluded sandy bays. Located in the beautiful parish of St Martin and only a short stroll to village shops, restaurants, pubs, coastal paths, bays and a regular bus service. The cottages are individually decorated and furnished to a high standard and have an individual garden and/or patio and in addition a large shared garden in which to relax and enjoy sunny days. The picturesque cobbled streets of St Peter Port are just 30 minutes walk or a few minutes drive.
Macole's Management Opinion: A well maintained and cared for choice in a great location. The friendly owners have put a lot of thought into the premises and provide lots of extra touches to make your stay as luxurious and comfortable as they can. A popular choice with our clients who often return time and again.
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2 Bedroom Cottages - Maximum 4 adults, 1 infant.
Ground floor: Kitchen. Lounge-diner. Bathroom.
First floor: 1 King-size double bedroom. 1 Twin bedroom.
Extra child beds sometimes possible subject to special request. Cottage styling differs from cottage to cottage as reflected in the images.
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CD/radio. Hairdryer. Bath robes. Grocery welcome basket. Guest Library stocked with books, DVDs, games and beach items. Egyptian cotton bed linens. Complimentary toiletries.
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"Great place to stay for a family holiday on a beautiful island. Very helpful and friendly owner/manager. Cottage was spacious and comfortable for family of five and had everything we needed (and more) ... huge, comfortable beds! There were many items useful for a beach holiday that could be borrowed, together with a wide collection of DVDs and books. Several fine restaurants are within walking distance as are some of the most stunning beaches of the island" - Mr D & family. Surrey - Online review.
"We stayed in the 3 bedroom cottage which was clean, comfortable and very spacious. The bed in the master room was huge! A few supplies were ready for us when we checked in which was nice after a long journey and just gave us a bit of breathing space to have a cuppa and something to eat. The cottage was in a great position to walk to a couple of beaches plus a short walk down the road brings you to the shops and a number of places to eat/drink were close by as well...The owners were very helpful with their local knowledge and always took the time to ask what you had been up to that day " - Mrs T & family. Nottingham - Online review.
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About Matt Jones
Josh in CharlotteNC for president, 2012!
80% seems highly unlikely. Is there a citation for that number?
...Copyright *infringement* is not equal to theft...
It's a lot more like a guy walking into a bank, telling them there is a hole in the wall leading directly from outside into the vault, and being arrested for breaking into the bank.
(Copyright is not equal to theft, so both analogies break down obviously)
Memorial day in the U.S. Federal holiday.
So it's exactly like those "You might be a redneck" jokes? ;)
I have managed not to buy a single textbook from my University in several years. I just take my book list when it's released and search the ISBNs online. I usually save at least $200 on a full semester. And even if I keep them rather than selling them back, I come out ahead of those that bought from the campus bookstore.
Sounds Christmas Vacation-y to me.
Sounds like xkcd.
It took me a few seconds to register what I was looking at. It was actually the unusually shiny eyes that did it.
The first time it quickly shifted expressions made me jump a bit. Definitely creepy.
That cellphone tossing in the third video is probably the coolest thing I've ever seen.
Will the guy's attorney be allowed to discuss jury nullification in the courthouse as part of the defense?
I agree that people get overly-offended by team names in general, but Blackhawks and Seminoles are specific tribe names and Braves are warriors. "Redskin" is just an old, general expression for all Native Americans that is considered insensitive. Like how lots of old people use "coloreds."
I read that to be "...others would(comma) and would kill Hulu."
That's the point. By going all out to censor the internet, they called attention to the censorship as well as the censored info itself.
I admit, I don't know much about him or even the Nobel Peace Prize, but anything that causes oppressive governments to spend more effort censoring media (thereby calling attention to themselves) has to be a good thing. Hopefully this will draw more negative attention.
I always pronounced it ass-cap in my head, as a joke, while always thinking it was spelled out, like NAACP. Looks like I was a lot closer than I thought.
I decided to finally register an account just to make this exact point.
The only thing I would change is that in the analogy, Goldman is trying to sell his 'vette, and you sharing the pictures and location info would actually help him do that.