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Izaak Smith and his partner Kaitlyn Fitzgerald received enough votes to move on to the next stage of So You Think You Can Dance Canada without having to dance for their lives.

I am so excited to be able to tell people that Robin J. Elliott is coming to town for two different training events. The first is for a fundraiser for breast cancer which is being held on October 10th. The Event is called How to Meet the Man of your Dreams and marry him in six months (without sleeping with him), for more information contact Curves Parkhill at 250-564-8822

I just watched Izaak dance on TV. Amazing, amazing job.

I've never seen him dance better. One of the judges said "I don't see you as a hip-hop dancer; I see you as a dancer."

I couldn't have said it better myself.

Congratulations Izaak. Way to represent Prince George. We'll all be watching you during the finals.

Here's his performance:

The Prince George Cougars are proud to unveil their new logo. The new look will be used for the majority of the Cougars marketing and promotional materials for the upcoming season.

You often hear in professional sports about a “championship hangover.” Who wants to hit the gym after winning a major championship? You would think for most players the first thought would be to celebrate. After all, it’s not everyday that you win Junior Hockey’s Holy Grail, the Memorial Cup. Sit back, and enjoy it, right? Not if you are Kevin Armstrong.

There is little doubt that Justin Maylan will be counted on to produce offensively for the Prince George Cougars during the upcoming 2008-2009 WHL season. Maylan was the centerpiece coming back from the Moose Jaw Warriors in the deadline deal that saw Ty Wishart and Evan Fuller go the other way to the Warriors.

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“Every act of creation is first of all an act of destruction.”
Pablo Picasso

by Stan Chung

Randy Pausch passed away this morning.

He's the famed Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist who delivered a moving "Last Lecture" in September, 2007, resulting in over 3 million views on YouTube. His talk was titled "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams."

You've got to hand it to Bryndis Ogmundson, owner of Meow Records in downtown Prince George, for making it this far.

Slideshows will never be the same, and with the beauty of sharable, social media, promoting your event or organization on thepulse.ca (and elsewhere) just became a whole lot cooler.