We caught up with Olympian Cheryl Bernard who brought home a silver medal at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games. She was in Victoria for the Curling Classic and talked to us about her Olympic experiences, her new book, how she stays on top of her game and shared tips for anyone aspiring to pursue professional sports.

Next Sport I’m doing is Curling, that sport is quite hard as you need a good aim, and I’m quite decent at it. Another thing is about throwing this stone thing and two other members sweeping up the ice to put the stone in the right place. I also see another good thing is you can knock your opponent’s stones off is a good way of winning, you’ll see if you watch this video.

Here are the last few Dream Events, first up is Dream Ice Hockey which resembles Bowser’s Castle from Mario Kart: Super Circuit, and there’s Dream Curling which resembles Sherbet Land from Mario Kart 64, Dream Snowball Fight which has Cool Cool Mountain music from Super Mario 64, and Dream Gliding probably comes from a Sonic game, I’m sure most Mario fans and Sonic fans will know the areas from the previous games. Watch and see if I do my best in the last remaining events. About the Tournament Events, I just want to make it into 1 video, so I’ll only show the 1st Round, watch out for it.

This is me getting a Super Strike in Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games DS Curling Bowling. To get a super strike, you have to get all the bonuses and knock down all the goombas in one shot (to get a strike). Please comment, rate and subscribe. This is jasmin8ter2010, and I hope you enjoy!

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The 2010 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship starts tomorrow Saturday November 13, 2010 and ends next Saturday November 20, 2010 at the Morris Curling Club. Curlcast will be providing live realtime scoring and statistics, which can be accessed through the site.

The 2011 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship begins Saturday at the Southern Manitoba Convention Centre in Morris, as 12 teams, representing the 10 provinces plus Northern Ontario and Northwest Territories/Yukon, vie for the national title.

The week long round robin competition gets underway with a single draw on Saturday evening, followed by three draws daily, Sunday through Thursday. After the final draw of the round robin on Friday morning, the first place team advances directly to Saturday’s final, while the second and third place teams meet in a semi-final following any required tiebreakers.

Alberta leads all provinces with nine Mixed titles since the championship began in 1964 in Toronto. Manitoba has won eight Mixed crowns, the latest by Winnipeg’s Sean Grassie two years ago when The Mixed was staged in Iqaluit, Nunavut. This year, Manitoba is represented by veteran skip Terry McNamee of Hamiota, making his fourth Mixed appearance. He’s finished third twice.

The province has hosted four previous Canadian Mixed championships, the last in 1989 in Brandon, when won by Prince Edward Island’s Robert Campbell, who will once again represent his province this year. Other sites were in 1968 in St. Boniface, 1974 and 1981 in Winnipeg. With a population of under 2,000 people, Morris is the smallest community ever selected to host a Canadian Curling Association national championship.

In addition to Campbell, other skips with Brier experience include New Brunswick’s Charlie Sullivan, Nova Scotia’s Paul Flemming and Northwest Territories/Yukon’s Steve Moss. Last year in Burlington, Ontario, Nova Scotia’s Mark Dacey won the 2010 edition of the Canadian Mixed.

Two players from the winning team will then represent Canada at the World Mixed Doubles Championship, slated for April 15-24 in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Attached is the roster and official draw. For up-to-the-minute draw results of this 48th Canadian Mixed, visit the Canadian Curling Association website www.curling.ca .

For media inquiries during the championship or for accreditation information, please contact
Keith Rempel (krempel@morriscurlingclub.org ) at 204 -290-6276 or the Morris Curling Club (204-746-2271).
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2011 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship

November 13-20, 2010

Southern Manitoba Convention Centre (Morris Curling Club), Morris, Manitoba

(Teams listed in order of skip, third, second and lead, unless otherwise noted)

Alberta – Medicine Hat CC, Medicine Hat
Tim Krassman, Holly Stroh, Jeff Bodin, Vicki Sjolie

British Columbia – Kimberley CC, Kimberley
Tom Buchy, Lori Buchy, Dave Toffolo, Robyn Toffolo

Manitoba – Hamiota CC, Hamiota
Terry McNamee, Lana Hunter, Allan Lawn, Lisa Blixhavn (replaces Tanya Enns)

New Brunswick – Riverside Country Club, Rothesay (Saint John)
Charlie Sullivan, Becky Atkinson, Kevin Boyle, Jane Boyle

Newfoundland and Labrador – Carol CC, Labrador City
Gary Wensman, Marcie Brown, Paul Mouland, Steph Casmey

Northern Ontario – Fort William CC, Thunder Bay
Craig Kochan, Liz Kingston, Colin Koivula, Alissa Begin

Northwest Territories/Yukon – Yellowknife CC, Yellowknife, NT
Steve Moss, Kalie Dobson, Brian Kelln, Danielle Ellis

Nova Scotia – Mayflower CC, Halifax
Paul Flemming, Kelly MacIntosh, Glen MacLeod, Theresa Breen

Ontario – Arnprior CC, Arnprior
Chris Gardner, Erin Morrissey, Brad Kidd, Kim Brown

Prince Edward Island – Charlottetown CC, Charlottetown
Robert Campbell, Rebecca Jean MacPhee, Robbie Doherty, Jackie Reid

Quebec – Club de Curling Etchemin, St-Romuald
Simon Hébert, Amélie Blais, Nicolas Marceau (replaces Marc Rivard), Vicky Tremblay

Saskatchewan – Hillcrest CC, Moose Jaw
Steven Slupski, Allison Slupski, Derek Owens, Danielle Sicinski

Source: Canadian Curling Association News, Draw Schedule

Medal Games – Today’s Schedule

Here are the Olympic Curling games scheduled for today:

* Men’s Bronze Medal Game – 9 am (local)
* Men’s Gold Medal Game – 3 pm (local)

Medal Games – Today’s Schedule

Here are the Olympic Curling games scheduled for today:

* Women’s Bronze Medal Game – 9 am (local)
* Women’s Gold Medal Game – 3 pm (local)

Semi-Finals – Today’s Schedule

Here are the Olympic Curling games scheduled for today:

* Women’s Semi-Finals – 9am (local)
* Men’s Semi-Finals – 2 pm (local)

Day Eight – Today’s Schedule

Here are the Olympic Curling games scheduled for today:

* Women’s Round Robin Session 11 – 9am (local)
* Men’s Round Robin Session 12 – 2pm (local)
* Women’s Round Robin Session 12 – 7pm (local)