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Hay narrates the positive affirmation treatments from her book of the same name, which are designed to help you manifest a beautiful, healthy, happy body. OL17745115W Page-progression lr Page_number_confidence 87.97 Pages 266 Pdf_module_version 0.0.20 Ppi 500 Related-external-id urn:isbn:1401928927 On this wonderful audio program, Louise L. DonorĪlibris Edition 1st Australasian ed. Hay, bestselling author, is an internationally known leader in the self-help field.

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Koloale FC stopper Sylvester Maenu'u won the 'The Golden Glove: Best Goalkeeper' award while Hekari United won the 'Fair Play Team of the Tournament'.Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 17:09:11 Boxid IA157401 Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II City Concord, N.S.W. Louise Hay Unabridged Audiobook Play Free with a 30-day free trial Add to Cart - 15.99 Give as a gift Ratings Book 50 Narrator 10 Release Date September 2011 Duration 4 hours 58 minutes Summary Louise L. To access your free eBook 101 Best Louise Hay Affirmations of All Time DOWNLOAD HERE About Us. 'The Golden Boot: Top goalscorer' was given to Hekari United's Marie Kaipu, who scored nine goals, including the highest in a single match, her four goals against Kiwi FC of Samoa. OFC said she commanded a real presence and led her team by example as a steady defender. OFC also awarded players at the end of the tournament.Įdsy Matao of AS Academy Féminine won the 'The Golden Ball: Player of the Tournament' title.

One of the stars of the tournament was 13-year-old Florencina Kalifa of Kiwi FC who was the youngest player at the tournament and who became one of the youngest scorers in a senior international football tournament. Hekari United ended the tournament having scored 17 goals and conceded just two and will lament their opening day defeat to AS Academy Féminine which proved the difference between winning the title and finishing second.

Marie Kaipu, later named as the Golden Boot award winner with nine goals at the tournament, scored a double in the first half. Local club Hekari United finished second after they accounted for Labasa from Fiji 2-0 in the final game of the event. Koloale FC captain Ileen Pegi had earlier set the game alight late in the first half with a goal as they led 1-0.īut Feminine responded with goals to Christelle Wahnawe, Alice Wenessia, who scored twice and Louise Luepak. In this concise yet information-packed bookwhich you can listen to on the audio download or read at your leisurebestselling author Louise L. The New Caledonian side remained the only undefeated team at the event. Feminine wins titleĪS Academy Féminine of New Caledonia took out the first title after they came from behind to beat Solomon Islands' Koloale FC 4-1 in their final game. Six teams were entered but New Zealand's representatives Eastern Suburbs withdrew late on. An excerpt from You Can Heal Your Life: Life Is. Her key message is: 'If we are willing to do the mental work, almost anything can be healed.' The author has a great deal of experience and firsthand information to share about healing, including how she cured herself after being diagnosed with cancer. For us (FIFA) it's very important to learn and get an understanding as much as possible on the ground because that's the only way we can understand what football is about in the Pacific region.' Hay, bestselling author, is an internationally known leader in the self-help field. 'The experience of attending the OFC Women's Champions League has been amazing.

He attended two match days at the event and said FIFA is interested to find out what is happening in the region. voce-pode-curar-sua-vida-louise-hay Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t9t25dr04. The players are talented, and each team is clearly trying to professionalise themselves with their roles, with the coaching staff and the coaching practice,' Famigli said.

'The OFC Women's Champions League has clearly demonstrated that the Pacific region has great potential. Individual winners, from left, Edsy Matao (AS Academy Féminine), Marie Kaipu (Hekari United), and Sylvester Maenu’u (Koloale FC) Photo: OFC Media via Phototekįootball's world governing body FIFA has given the thumbs up to the inaugural Oceania Women's Champions League held in Papua New Guinea.įIFA's Women's Football Competitions Manager Gianluca Famigli praised the event in an interview with OFC Media after the event.