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New York City Nightlife Blogger Melissa Varela aka @Mels_Nightlife sat down with
DJ Yoshi recently to discuss his dealing with
Rutgers Athletics
Armadale Vodka
Life, Love & More!
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Lane Kiffin is out as USC football coach.
Perhaps nothing captures the frustration of USC football, from the coaching staff, players and fans than one play in the third quarter Saturday night against Arizona State.
Trailing by 20 and facing fourth-and-2 from USC’s own 41-yard line, the call was to run a play out of the Wildcat formation. OK, not too crazy, because 2 yards could be easily picked up on the ground. Nope, it was a running back pass.
Tre Maddon’s pass was intercepted, USC’s chances of a comeback were kaput and Lane Kiffin’s USC career was cut short after the game. The school announced Sunday morning that Kiffin had been terminated as coach of the Trojans.
USC athletic director Pat Haden will hold a press conference Sunday afternoon to announce the move.
The 62-41 loss to Arizona State was USC’s seventh loss in 11 games. After the Trojans meekly lost 10-7 at home to Washington State earlier in the year, USC fans started a “Fire Kiffin” chant that echoed through Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum during the final minutes of the game.
Kiffin finishes his three-plus year USC tenure with a 28-15 record. He left for USC after a one year stint as coach at Tennessee. After last season’s 7-6 Sun Bowl season, his father, Monte Kiffin, was relieved of his duties as defensive coordinator. He’s now back in the NFL for the 2-1 Dallas Cowboys.
Wednesday 9/18/13
at
Doors Open at 7:00pm
Join us as we celebrate the Retirement of Eric LeGrand’s #52.
The star-studded event will include food and drinks.
It will also give fans access to a presser with Eric as well as the opportunity to
win great sports memorabilia (football, baseball, basketball).
Music By DJ Yoshi Official DJ: Rutgers Football & Basketball. Armadale Vodka. Full Armor
Tickets will be available at the door, but reservations are STRONGLY Suggested!
Purchase your tickets online by visiting www.hobokenturtleclub.com
Wednesday September 4, 2013
The industries of Fashion, Music, Film & Sports come together for a special gathering.
Proudly Presents
at Holy Apostles EVENT SPACE
296 9th Ave at 28th St.
With Music by The World Famous
Official DJ: Rutgers Football & Basketball. Armadale Vodka. Full Armor Clothing
Purple Carpet Walk at 6:00pm
Fashion Show Starts at 7:00pm
All attendees MUST RSVP to Robert – tmci999(at)yahoo.com
Please include the following
Name:
Email Address:
Company & Industry:
Phone #:
People want to read, view, and find out more about what DJ Yoshi and the DJ Yoshi Experience is all about!
Coming off of a successful first stop on the MTV VMA Popup Tour, coupled with the signings to Armadale Vodka & Full Armor Clothing,
DJ Yoshi’s weekly audience in Social Media and the web has grown to TEN MILLION.
Of the 10,000,000 impressions
55% is Male (of which 87% are in the coveted 18 – 44 age range)
45% is Female (of which 83% are in the coveted 18 – 44 range)
That translates to 4,785,000 & 3,735,000 respective males & females in the key demographics.
For hitting the milestone of 10 million in weekly audience, DJ Yoshi Entertainment will be giving away 4 Tickets to an up & coming Rutgers Football Game this season! Stay tuned to @DJYoshi, Facebook.com/djyoshi & IG: @RealDJYoshi
For more details on the giveaway!
For details on the MTV VMA Popup Tour including tour stops and how you can win free tickets to the 2013 VMA’s, follow
@MTV & IG: @MTV
It is perhaps common knowledge that playing golf can help keep a person healthy. However two articles point to separate study results highlighting what kinds of health benefits a golfer can expect from hitting the links. As expected, the findings support the basic premise that golf is good.
In an article by Becky Sauers posted on Tallahassee.com, research conducted by Neil Wolkodoff of the Rose Center for Health and Sports Sciences (Denver, Colo.) was used to show roughly how many calories were burned playing an average 9-hole golf course. According to the article golfers who walk and carry their own bag burn 721 calories, golfers using a pull cart burn 718 calories, golfers walking with a caddie burn 613 calories and golfers riding in a golf cart burn 411 calories on average.
According to research presented in the article, burning 2,500 calories a week can greatly reduce the risks of heart disease, diabetes and cancer. As such, it is easy to see how playing more rounds of golf can factor into a healthy lifestyle.
In addition to measuring the healthy benefits of golf, Wolkodoff’s study looked at how a golfer’s score was affected by the way they transported their bags. According to those findings, golfers using a pull cart were able to post the lowest average scores.
In related golf / health news, it is important to recall a recent study conducted by the Karolinska Institutet (Sweden) that found the death rate for golfers is 40 percent lower than for other people of the same sex, age and socioeconomic status. This equates to a 5-year increase in life expectancy for regular golfers.
The study was published in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports and is based on data compiled from studying 300,000 Swedish golfers. For more information on this particular study, click HERE to view an article posted last year on redOrbit.com.