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Bill Whitaker: Can you explain to us what's going on in that eight seconds? Cody Wright: You've got a rein you hang on to. You need to lift on it, 'cause that's what holds ya down in the saddle. When they jump and kick, you know, they're stretched out, their feet are off the ground, You wanna be stretched out, you know, your free arm straight back, and your feet set as high in the neck as you can get 'em. Bill Whitaker: It's like one hell of a rocking horse. Cody Wright: It can be the roughest ride in the world if you're outta time, or it can be the smoothest ride in the world.

THERE were tears of joy, tinged with sadness as Whitecroft and Barton Sports manager Steve Rayner hung up his coaching boots and watched his side…

Red Bank Slips By Howard For Region 4AA Soccer Title Lions Win 2-1, Face DeKalb Co, In Saturday Sectional Match Thursday, May 20, 2021 - by Joseph Dycus The rhythmic pounding of student drums punctuated the constant din provided by cars on the nearby freeway. It was a soundtrack of sorts for the most thrilling of conclusions at The Howard School’s soccer field. Nervous parents and anxious players provided a melody for those sounds, gasping in horror or hope as counter attacking Tigers’ star Amos Vyizigiro was breaking free toward the goal with two minutes left in the game.   A few ...

Is there 'LIFE ON MARS'? Exploring his new EP... One of the greatest challenges an electronic producer faces is adding the aspect of emotion to their music. With technology so advanced, the genre can come across as too clean, lacking that relevant rawness for people to connect with. However, in the case of Bobby Nourmand’s latest EP ‘LIFE ON MARS’, we see an artist go totally against this notion. Inspired by the life changing birth of his first child, we see the release act as a sonic journey, starting with the sense of fear-fuelled isolation, and ending with the ...

Martin Bysh, CEO of Huboo, explains how the company's human-centric values led to a novel and surprisingly effective marketing strategy.