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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post114784649415688518..comments2016-12-23T14:28:28.287-08:00Comments on Girl's Gone Child: Archer's Arrival: Becoming Two People OvernightGIRL'S GONE CHILDhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-73599199364399651022008-03-25T16:33:00.000-07:002008-03-25T16:33:00.000-07:00Hello!I am contacting you because I am working wit...Hello!

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MattMatthewhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1150169057047883152006-06-12T20:24:00.000-07:002006-06-12T20:24:00.000-07:00Brava! Love this story! So beautiful: "...how one...Brava! Love this story!

So beautiful: "...how one person can become two overnight."

Yes Yes!Terihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148500253412014272006-05-24T12:50:00.000-07:002006-05-24T12:50:00.000-07:00Ah, as usual, I love your writing. I was at 1-2 cm...Ah, as usual, I love your writing. I was at 1-2 cm for some 20 hours too, but ended in an emergency C instead of erupting like Archer did. It is so surreal that this can even happen, isn't it? I had that same sense. And Happy Birthday to Archer! Kiss that sweet face for me.kittenpiehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148479842967725422006-05-24T07:10:00.000-07:002006-05-24T07:10:00.000-07:00Happy Birthday to Archer! And happy one year anni...Happy Birthday to Archer! And happy one year anniversary to you becoming a mom ... and discovering the magic of the epideral. What a spectacular story. You write in a way that I can't stop reading even if I am hearing mommymommymommy in the background. I should go attend to that now...sunshine scribehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148467329222828962006-05-24T03:42:00.000-07:002006-05-24T03:42:00.000-07:00What a wise ranging story of it all. Funny about ...What a wise ranging story of it all. Funny about that ride home, isn't it. I didn't cry during any delivery of E. outside of our 5 minute drive home when I felt so overwhelmed at my first breath of the outdoors as someone so responsible now as to be her mother.mo-wohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148448748388136552006-05-23T22:32:00.000-07:002006-05-23T22:32:00.000-07:00Oh how I love a good birthstory, especially one so...Oh how I love a good birthstory, especially one so well-told. I'm so impressed with the detail. Is this all from memory or did you have notes and scribbles for the last twelve months?

Happy one year Archer. Thalia is sending you big sloppy kisses.Mom101https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148447036262618902006-05-23T22:03:00.000-07:002006-05-23T22:03:00.000-07:00I love your story! And I love that you wanted to ...I love your story! And I love that you wanted to do things your OWN way!

Happy Birthday little man!Ginahttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148446242815925562006-05-23T21:50:00.000-07:002006-05-23T21:50:00.000-07:00Beautifully written. My b-day was just on the 21st...Beautifully written. My b-day was just on the 21st, so Archer and I almost share a birthday! Happy B-day Archer!Kristenhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148417802666040712006-05-23T13:56:00.000-07:002006-05-23T13:56:00.000-07:00Happy Birthday Archer!GGC - Great post. I love bi...Happy Birthday Archer!

GGC - Great post. I love birth stories.Kathttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148409124272884942006-05-23T11:32:00.000-07:002006-05-23T11:32:00.000-07:00They need to stop propagating the myth of 1 cm per...They need to stop propagating the myth of 1 cm per hour! I went from 3 to 9 cm in 90 minutes, which I thought was pretty impressive, but you've got me beat going to 2 to baby crowning in 20 (who knew that comparing birth stories could be so much like comparing pimped-out cars?).

The popsicles are where it's at: I was scarfing them back during my induction (first time around), but I just realized a couple of weeks ago that I had forgotten to ask for them when I was in labour with my daughter last summer (maybe it had something to do with how I was busy going from 3 to 9 cm in 90 min.!).bubandpiehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148408545753881612006-05-23T11:22:00.000-07:002006-05-23T11:22:00.000-07:00Riveting story! And I can't believe how Archer at ...Riveting story! And I can't believe how Archer at birth looked exactly as he does now. I wouldn't be able to pick my daughter out of a lineup if I had to compare her today-face with her newborn-face, but Archer is Archer is Archer! Such an incredibly handsome guy. Happy birthday to him! Thanks for the birth story. May the next year be even more amazing than the first.Binkyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148406496589797442006-05-23T10:48:00.000-07:002006-05-23T10:48:00.000-07:00Aw you made me cry! Happy Birthday to Archer & Hap...Aw you made me cry! Happy Birthday to Archer & Happy Motherhood Anniversary to you. I too experienced the contraction that never ended because of that crazy pitocin as well as the epi wearing off. Never knew I was capable of such inhuman noises but also never comprehended how much love & awe I'd feel either. That was beautiful.bunmasterhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148406454753232832006-05-23T10:47:00.000-07:002006-05-23T10:47:00.000-07:00Wow, that's very different from my experience at C...Wow, that's very different from my experience at Cedars Sinai. Oh wait, I wonder whether that's because I was there for knee surgery. Happy birthday Archer!nonlineargirlhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148406181438861042006-05-23T10:43:00.000-07:002006-05-23T10:43:00.000-07:00First, happy birthday to that cutie patootie, Arch...First, happy birthday to that cutie patootie, Archer! I enjoyed reading about his entrance into the world.

I had PE too, and I completely sympathize with the beached whale syndrome. Also, Pit is evil and if anyone tries to approach me with it again, I will emasculate them with my fingernails. Thankfully, I am most likely not having any more children, although looking at big eyes and toothles smiles sometimes makes me rethink that. ;?)Blog Antagonisthttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148404870974726602006-05-23T10:21:00.000-07:002006-05-23T10:21:00.000-07:00Happy Birthday, Archer-man! You have one kick-ass...Happy Birthday, Archer-man! You have one kick-ass Mama.

That was a great story. I love reading the birth stories. All of them. Thanks for sharing!Andreahttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148398402012805502006-05-23T08:33:00.000-07:002006-05-23T08:33:00.000-07:00Aw! Happy Birthday to Archer! That was a great bir...Aw! Happy Birthday to Archer! That was a great birth story!Bethhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148392850968375402006-05-23T07:00:00.001-07:002006-05-23T07:00:00.001-07:00What a lovely birth story. And how nice that Ceda...What a lovely birth story.

And how nice that Cedars let you have popsicles. I gave birth at George Washington University Hospital in DC and they would not let me have anything but ice chips. Assholes.

Happy birthday, Archer!merseydoteshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148392827382712692006-05-23T07:00:00.000-07:002006-05-23T07:00:00.000-07:00Happy Birthday, Archer! Thanks for the story...I ...Happy Birthday, Archer! Thanks for the story...I haven't had kids, but I want to soon, and it's nice to have a real story shared. ~email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148390013842625642006-05-23T06:13:00.000-07:002006-05-23T06:13:00.000-07:00Aw. Man. This was just great. I'm so excited for y...Aw. Man. This was just great. I'm so excited for you and your family. Archer is 1. Hooray!motherhooduncensoredhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148386730273357322006-05-23T05:18:00.000-07:002006-05-23T05:18:00.000-07:00Beautiful and unflinchingly direct, just like chil...Beautiful and unflinchingly direct, just like childbirth. Only without all the blood.

You were right not to take the Lamaze class. The Hubby and I did and we were not popular in class. We couldn't stop laughing and snickering and we didn't get much learning done.

Happy Birthday Archer! Happy one year Mama.Mrs. Chickyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148386514961815842006-05-23T05:15:00.000-07:002006-05-23T05:15:00.000-07:00Great story. I had a similar experience. I was onl...Great story. I had a similar experience. I was only ONE CM and in terrible, awful, horrible pain. Thye gave me morphine to help because I was shaking and puking. ONE FRIGGIN CM! Anyway, I finally made it to the point they could give me an epidural and I didn't feel a thing. AT. ALL. Happy Birthday Archer!! Here's to many, many more!!J's Mommyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148383396897962612006-05-23T04:23:00.000-07:002006-05-23T04:23:00.000-07:00Happy Burfday Little Man! What a great story GGC!...Happy Burfday Little Man! What a great story GGC!Karen Ranihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-1148380090297001102006-05-23T03:28:00.000-07:002006-05-23T03:28:00.000-07:00happy birthday to archer !hippi pip hurra !!zoé fr...happy birthday to archer !

hippi pip hurra !!

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Reflections from the
Creighton on a snowy practice
field at Notre Dame.
Creighton Millers obituary from the New York Times
Reflections from the Dome
this month is a short bio on Creighton Miller from The
Notre Dame Football Encyclopedia and an interesting excerpt on
his medical condition from Leahys Lads. Also an article on
Creighton by Joe Doyle from the South Bend Tribune courtesy
of the University of Notre Dame Archives.
The Notre Dame Football
Halfback (1941-43), 6'0", 187 lbs.
Miller was the last in a long line of Millers to attend Notre Dame.
This included his father Harry, a starting running back from 1907 to
1909; his uncle Walter, a blocking back for George Gipp; his uncle
Don, who was one of the legendary Four Horsemen; his uncle Ray, who
played left end behind Knute Rockne; his uncle Gerry, who was a
reserve on the topnotch teams of the early 1920s; and his older
brother Tom. Creighton himself was a great high school athlete from
Wilmington, Delaware, but attempts by other schools to recruit him
proved to be futile. "My father didn't ask me what college I wanted
to attend," he was quoted as saying, "he told me what time the train
left for South Bend."
Even though he had a shaky start with head coach Frank Leahy, Miller
followed in the family tradition. It helped that he possessed the
versatility of another all-time Irish standout, George Gipp, and
enough speed to earn a letter sprinting for the track team. Things
didn't always go well for Miller at Notre Dame. A routine physical
indicated that he had high blood pressure, and he was instructed by
doctors to avoid strenuous exercise indefinitely. Miller told Leahy
of his diagnosis and that he would not be able to participate in
spring workouts. Leahy was a no nonsense coach who did not tolerate
anything but 110 percent effort, and the slightest suggestion of
laziness infuriated him; he didn't even trust a doctor's diagnosis
as an excuse. Leahy voiced the opinion that Miller might not be of
the stock to survive at Notre Dame.
Editors note: The following is from Leahys Lads by
Jack Connor and describes the situation concerning Creightons
medical condition:
Miller tells how his problems with Leahy began: "I went home at
Christmas and didn't feel too well. Doctors found my blood pressure
was elevated, so my doctor told me 'no exercise.' In the spring of
my freshman year Leahy said, 'You have to come out for practice.' I
said, 'I can't. I can't get medical approval.' So that started a
very tense relationship with Leahy. He thought I was conning him and
didn't want to come out for spring practice, when the fact was I was
dying to and make the team and I knew I would have a very bad time
if I didn't. So that's how I got off on the wrong foot with Leahy.
"I kept going to this doctor. They didn't know too much about
blood pressure in those days. He told me not to exercise and I
followed his orders, but one weekend I played six sets of tennis and
went water skiing. I had an appointment on Monday to see him. He
said, 'Your blood pressure is so much lower I can't believe it -I
don't know about this. Im sending you to the University of
Pennsylvania to the best cardiologist I know."
"I went there around August lst, just before summer practice.
Other than that weekend when I had exercised, I had not even walked
fast for eight months. During the exam my blood pressure was up and
the cardiologist said, 'I'm all through with you.' I was sitting in
the waiting room and he walks out very casually and throws that
measuring thing on me so fast and checked my blood pressure. It was
normal. This guy was a good psychologist. He said, 'I think you can
play ball.' Three years later he was listening to one of the games
and wrote a letter to me saying, 'I'm glad to hear you are playing.'
I wrote back and said, 'If it weren't for you, I would probably
still be walking slow and taking my pulse in church.' "
As the rest of the team reported for summer practice, Leahy
checked their hands to see if there were callouses. If they lacked
them, that was proof they had not been doing manual work. Miller
remembers, "My hands looked like a girl's hands because I hadn't
even walked fast for eight months. So Leahy decides that this is a
guy that really needs a lot of extra work. He went after me
physically and I wasn't able to do it"
Creighton Miller runs 65
yards to score against Great Lakes in 1942.
In 1941, Miller still made the
team as a backup halfback, and carried the ball 23 times for 183
yards and a touchdown. He also caught a 40-yard pass and punted 4
times for an average of 49 yards. He made it onto the starting
lineup in 1942 and had a few highlights: one was a 68-yard touchdown
run in a 13-13 tie against a highly favored Great Lakes All-Service
A war was on, and Miller
decided to enlist in the army in the spring of 1943. His army
physical confirmed that he really did have hypertension, and he
spent six weeks in a military hospital before receiving his
discharge. He returned to Notre Dame, and with this latest news,
Leahy was finally convinced that Miller was not concocting his
ailment, so the two reached an agreement. Miller was to practice and
practice hard, but if he felt tired or got dizzy he could rest. This
was a major concession for Leahy. Miller and Notre Dame went on to
have a great season in 1943. Notre Dame was 9-1, and Leahy won his
first national championship, thanks in large part to Miller.
Miller became only the second
Notre Dame runner to compile more than 900 yards. He led the team
with 911 yards on 151 carries and scored 13 touchdowns. He also led
the team with 6 interceptions, 7 punt returns for 151 yards, and 4
kickoff returns for 53 yards. He was a consensus All-American and
fourth in voting for the Heisman Trophy, finishing three slots
behind his teammate, quarterback Angelo Bertelli.
The Brooklyn Tigers used a
second-round draft pick to select Miller in 1944, but he opted
instead to go to Yale Law School. In recognition of his outstanding
accomplishments, Miller was inducted into the College Football Hall
of Fame in 1976.
Frank Leahys Best Ever
Halfback by Joe Doyle from the South Bend Tribune.
No one really doubted Creighton
Miller's football lineage because he was a direct descendant of the
Defiance, Ohio, Millers, but Coach Elmer Layden's first introduction
to Creighton didn't exactly please the Notre Dame coach and Four
Creighton was in junior high at
the time when his father, Harry, thrust him at Layden and said in
one of his characteristic Miller phrases, "Here's a young man who is
going to make you a great coach." Under his breath, Layden muttered,
"I'll bet." And indirectly he was right.
In Layden's day, the head coach
wasn't allowed to recruit actively off-campus, and in a sense,
Creighton did not have to be recruited. But he was one of the great
stars of high school football by his senior year in 1939 and if it
hadn't been for the extraordinary link of the Millers to Notre Dame,
Creighton might have gone elsewhere.
His brother, Tom, preceded him
to Notre Dame under Layden, but as it turned out, Elmer never had
the varsity services of the AII-American who is one of the 1976
inductees into the Hall of Fame. Elmer left the Irish after
Creighton's freshman season and became commissioner of the National
Football League. Years later, Creighton was to become counsel for
the players' association in the NFL.
Creighton today is a successful
attorney in his native Cleveland, knowledgeable about his
profession, politics, golf and certainly aware of football. In fact,
a few years ago, he was in a Washington reception line at an affair
for his friend Ohio Congressman Bill Stanton.
A fellow ahead of him in the
line got to talking with someone else about being an assistant coach
at Yale where he had attended law school. Creighton thought it was
time that he got into the conversation. "And I'll bet I know your
salary as assistant coach," said Creighton. "It was $3,500."
The other ex-coach was amazed
until Creighton told him that he, too, had attended Yale law school
under the same program and terms. The earlier Yale coach was
then-Congressman Gerald Ford, later the President.
Creighton remembers his
football days at Notre Dame, and also his coaching days at Yale,
where he was an almost daily squash competitor against Byron (Whizzer)
White, an ex-football star who is now Justice White of the Supreme
Looking back 35 years to his
first varsity action in 1941, Miller-like the others on that
team-was impressed by one thing, that it was one of the smallest
squads in Notre Dame history and yet finished undefeated. Only a 0-0
tie against traditional rival Army marred the season, when Creighton
was the No.2 fullback behind Dippy Evans.
Frank Leahy had taken over the
Irish of 1941 and played the almost- traditional "box" formation in
which the left halfback (or tailback) was the chief threat. But
Creighton gained 206 yards in 59 carries, and had a fantastic
49.2-yard punting average for his four kicks.
Because there wasn't so much
emphasis on "rides" (athletic scholarships) in those days, Creighton
and Tom had enrolled at Notre Dame on their own (well, really on
their father's income). M. Harry Miller was called "Red" and had
moved from Ohio to Wilmington, Delaware, where Creighton and Tom had
finished Alexis I. du Pont High.
Miller's greatest season in
which he rushed for 911 yards in 151 carries almost didn't come off.
Creighton was inducted into the Army in early 1943, but was
discharged because of high blood pressure that same summer and was
able to return to school in time for fall practice. But he was a
late addition to the press brochure that year.
With a backfield of Angelo
Bertelli (and later John Lujack) at quarterback, Jim Mello at
fullback and Creighton and Julie Rykovich at halfbacks, the Irish
were a potent offensive team. But Creighton still marvels at the
linemen that opened the holes up front.
"You've got to remember that we
had Jim White and Ziggie Czarobski at tackles, Herb Coleman at
center, and guards like Pat Filley and Johnny Perko, plus big John
Yonakor and Paul Limont at ends," Creighton says. "You couldn't make
AII-Americans out of all of them, but they were all good."
With that kind of a lineup, the
Irish crushed a weak Pitt team and ripped Georgia Tech before the
"big" game of the year, a re-match with Michigan at Ann Arbor. And
just like his father before him, Creighton reserved one of his great
games for the Wolverines.
Creighton scores against
With 86,000 -then a record-
looking on, Miller scored two touchdowns, ran for 159 yards in just
10 carries in the 35-12 romp over a Michigan team that had been
bolstered by such 1942 stars from Wisconsin as Elroy Hirsch, Fred
Negus and Bob Rennebohm, plus Bill Daley from Minnesota. A year
earlier, Michigan had won a 32-20 game in South Bend in the only
modern meetings of the two teams. (A four-year series begins in
The 1943 team averaged 34
points a game, but was upset in the finale against Great lakes,
19-14, but only after the Irish had been voted national champions.
It detracted only a little from the season when there was also a big
victory over Army, Lujack's first regular game at quarterback.
Leahy labeled Creighton his
best-ever halfback, an accolade that fits this autograph that the
coach once gave to Creighton, "To Creighton Miller- Those who say
Gipp was the greatest, hadn't seen you play." Frank Leahy.
And Leahy once wrote to Miller,
"I have often thought that if you had been born 10 or 12 years
later, you, with that rarely seen, unsurpassed ability would now
have an extra million in your account and my coaching record would
have been considerably lower."
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Last week Google announced a $280 million investment in domestic solar installations and it seems that confidence in the solar sectors ability to deliver is growing, as banks readiness to make funds available grows.
In a seeming confirmation of the trend, yesterday Californian Borrego Solar Systems announced that it had closed its latest fund that will finance solar energy projects in Massachusetts, New Jersey and California. Its partners in the fund are the U.S. Bank and Southern Californias East West Bank that have financed, with Borrego, more than $100 million in commercial and utility scale solar installations in the last 12 months. The most recent projects funded by the program are worth a total of around nine megawatts (MW).
Borrego has structured a Solar Power Purchase Agreement for these more recent installations, where-by Borrego installs, operates and maintains the solar power system and then sells back the energy to the customer at a reduced and fixed rate. "The preliminary investment from U.S. Bank and East West Bank kick-started our PPA, and their continued support has enabled Borrego Solar to provide a cost-effective opportunity for our customers to lower their utility rates through solar energy," said Borrego Solars Mike Hall.
From the banking perspective, the East West Banks K.Y. Cheng says expertise and access to projects is vital. "Borrego has consistently proven that it is an ideal investment partner by presenting us with shovel-ready projects and significant industry expertise," Cheng said in statement.
Government incentives, such as a deal only open for a year giving institutions and companies a 30 percent tax credit for their solar investments, are a part of the attraction. Solar installations ongoing income generation and the low interest rate environment are also proving factors. However, the bank or investor itself must have solid ongoing revenue to allow them to benefit fully from the tax credit.
The fund that closed yesterday, that brought the total investment in Borrego by the two banks to $100 million, is the third installment by the banks. Each investment has increased in value with the latest investment of $45 million, equaling the total of the first two combined. While Borrego has worked with East West Bank and U.S. Bank on each of these purchase power agreement funds, increased interest in solar investment could signal competition between investors and falling equity prices for the solar companies.
Corporate investor Google may be in a unique position to continue investing in renewables and solar, as it is well situated to fully take advantage of the 30 percent tax credit however their aggressive entry into the market may provide a signal to other companies. Certainly renewable funds are facilitating large capital flows into large photovoltaic projects in the U.S.
Reuters reported yesterday that CleanPath LLC will pour more than $800 million into large photovoltaic projects in North America. The fund will fund the installation of 1,000 MW of solar plants over five years. The plants will be worth between five MW to over 100 MW.
These kind of investments indicate that institutional funds for photovoltaic installations are recovering to levels approaching that of before the global financial crisis. These investors may also be interested in purchasing photovoltaic installations after construction or at a later stage. Matt Cheney from the San Fransisco based Cleanpath said their company will be looking for projects that can eventually be sold. "We came to the realization that there were a lot of buyers looking to own these built assets," he was reported as saying by Reuters.


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text: BUSINESS 'Nine's' number up at ABC 4:00 AM PST 11/28/2006 by Nellie Andreeva , AP FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Empty Fox has reduced the order for sophomore comedy "The Loop" by three episodes.Meanwhile, ABC's freshman drama "The Nine" has been taken off the schedule, effective immediately.After a soft start in the spring, "Loop" received a surprising second-season pickup in May. Sources point to Fox's limited shelf space as a major reason for the cut order. Fox has two more series -- the drama "Drive" and the comedy "The Winner" -- on tap for midseason, with David E. Kelley's untitled wedding project also targeted for launch later this season."Loop," from 20th Century Fox TV, centers on Sam (Bret Harrison), the youngest executive at the corporate headquarters of a major airline who is the first of his friends to get a real job. Seven episodes of "The Nine's" 13-episode order have aired. On Wednesday, the final night of the November sweep, ABC will air a special "20/20" in the low-rated serialized drama's 10 p.m. slot.According to the network, the remaining six episodes of "Nine," about the aftermath of a botched robbery and hostage situation, will return later in the season. The decision mirrors ABC's move this month to bench the new drama "Six Degrees."In its most recent airing, "Nine" averaged a minuscule 4.1 million viewers and a 1.5 rating/4 share among adults 18-49.In other news, CBS has ordered two additional scripts from the upcoming comedy series "Rules of Engagement."The relationship show, from Sony Pictures TV, studio-based Happy Madison and CBS Paramount Network TV, stars Oliver Hudson, David Spade, Patrick Warburton and Megyn Price. It has an order for seven episodes, including the pilot. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Nellie Andreeva firstname.lastname@example.com @thr AP firstname.lastname@example.com @thr


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Blind Sumatran orangutan mother sees her baby twins for first time after ground breaking cataract surgery
The Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme is delighted to announce that cataract surgery was performed on an elderly, blind female orangutan named "Gober" on Monday 27th August at 13.00.
Gober is unique, as in addition to being blind in both eyes, she is also the mother of two 18 month old twin infants, "Ganteng" (male) and "Ginting" (female). Furthermore, the father of the twins is also blind, as a result of being shot 62 times by an air rifle several years ago, 2 pellets being lodged in one eye and 1 in the other.
"Twin orangutan births are not unheard of, " explained Dr Ian Singleton, Conservation Director of the Swiss based PanEco Foundation and head of the SOCP, "I have heard of some 10 to 15 cases in my career, but twins whose parents are both blind is totally unique".
Gober came from an area of mixed rubber trees and natural forest, where she had lived wild and reared a number of infants over many years. She was captured in late 2008 for her own safety, as she had become blind due to cataracts, probably as a result of her advancing years. "Based on the condition of her teeth we estimate she is probably well over 40 years old, and if we hadn't brought her here she would have been killed by local farmers, as she was raiding their crops to survive", stated SOCP veterinarian drh Yenny Saraswati. She now resides at the SOCP's orangutan quarantine centre near Medan, in North Sumatra, Indonesia.
"Normally we don't encourage orangutans at the centre to breed, as there are already far too many orangutans in captivity in Indonesia. We much prefer they do that after they have left, and are once again living free in the wild. But we made an exception in Gober's case, since we knew she was a good mother and felt that being blind, it would dramatically improve her quality of life. We therefore introduced her a couple of years ago to another blind orangutan, a male named Leuser, who is blind in both eyes, as a result of being shot 62 times by an air rifle (twice in one eye and once in the other). But even then we were all very surprised when she produced twins".
As predicted, despite her blindness Gober has been an exemplary mother to the twins and when an opportunity arose to operate, and perhaps restore her sight, the SOCP jumped at the chance. The surgery was performed on Monday 27th by Dr R. Arie Umboh, a "human" eye specialist from Samarinda, assisted by Ms. Juliana Sasambe, and SOCP vets drh Yenny and drh Rachmad Wahyudi. It lasted just 40 minutes and so far all appears to be going well. "We found no evidence of any damage to the retina of either eye and so I am very hopeful that Gober will regain a large amount of her sight, meaning that all being well, there's every chance she will finally be able to see her twin infants for the first time very soon", commented Dr Umboh.
"Its absolutely fantastic that we were finally able to do this for Gober. We had to wait until the twins were big enough to be separated briefly from their mum but now that we have done it, all being well it will change each of their lives. We are extremely grateful for the help of Dr Umboh and also to the Orang–‐Utans in Not foundation from Germany for covering the logistical costs of the work". Cataract surgery for orangutans is still very rare and this is probably the first such operation in Indonesia.
The Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme is engaged in all aspects of orangutan conservation in Sumatra including:
1. Confiscation, medical quarantine and reintroduction back to the wild of illegal pet orangutans
2. Field research, surveys and monitoring of the remaining wild Sumatran orangutan populations
3. Rainforest habitat protection work
4. Conservation education and awareness raising
To date, the SOCP's quarantine centre near Medan has received over 150 illegal pet orangutans, of which over 180 have been returned to the wild in Jambi and Aceh provinces.
Donations are always needed to care for and reintroduce the SOCP's orangutans and can be made via paypal at www.sumatranorangutan.org or by contacting the PanEco Foundation directly (email@example.com).
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I Wanted To Be Wrong
You know where I come from
You know what I feel
You're Yul Brenner Westworld
Reporting from the field.
I threw it into reverse,
Made a motion to repeal.
You kicked my legs from under me,
And tried to take the wheel.
I told you I wanted to be wrong,
But everyone is humming a song
That I don't understand.
Now I know that the sun has shined on my side of the street.
The basket of America, the weevils and the wheat.
The milk and honeyed congregation, scrubbed and apple-cheeked
Salute Apollo 13 from the rattle jewelry seats.
Mythology's seductive and it turned a trick on me
That I have just begun to understand.
I told you I wanted to be wrong,
But everyone is humming a song
That I don't understand.
The rodeo is staged, gold circle goat-ropers and clowns.
A rumble in the third act, tie 'em up and burn 'em down.
We're armed to the teeth, born a little breech;
Blue-plate special analysts, cells and SUV's
We can't approach the Allies 'cause they seem a little peeved
And speak a language we don't understand.
I told you I wanted to be wrong
But everyone is humming a song
That I don't understand.
(Prop up The Omega Man, we're primed for victory,
God gave us the upper hand, there's honor among thieves.
Temper it with arrogance, a dash of sad conceit.
The top's down on the T-Bird, we're the children of the free)
Storm into the boardroom of the conquering elite.
Did you recognize the madman who is shouting in the streets?
Destroy the things that I don't understand
Destroy the things that I don't understand.
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Jordan's Abdullah Tells U.S. House of Israeli Security Officials' Concern Over Embassy Move
King Abdullah, on an official visit to the U.S., met with Vice President Pence and is expected to meet with President Trump.
Jordan's King Abdullah told the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday that senior security and intelligence officials in Israel are concerned the relocation of the American Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem would cause a violent escalation, Buzzfeed reported.
A member of the committee told the website that Abdullah noted that Israeli security officials are also concerned such a move, which was announced as imminent by U.S. President Donald Trump, would drive new members to Islamic State.
Before Trump took office, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior ministers were briefed on what scenarios could arise if Trump announces the relocation of the embassy.
The Israeli army and police discussed their preparations for scenarios of limited violence or even a conflagration across the West Bank and East Jerusalem. One official noted that since the issue revolves around Jerusalem, the Palestinians believed that the matter has religious overtones, further increasing its sensitivity.
Jordan's king arrived in Washington earlier this week. His office said that Abdullah intends to stress the need to avoid steps that could harm Jerusalem's historical and legal status in his expected meeting with Trump. The king also wants to emphasize the need to move forward in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, as that will contribute to stability in the region.
On Monday, Abdullah met with Vice President Mike Pence. The White House said that the two discussed the king's positions regarding the embassy move and the peace process.
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I am having the same problem porting from Verizon to Comcast. Each side is telling me the other guy doesn't have the right information, but nobody's very good at explaining what the right information actually is. Right now I'm paying two different companies for the same phone service, and I'm not liking that too much.
fenderjazz, let's take a look at the error in your port. Please send me a private message with your full name, residential account number and address for help.
moving to new thread for help.
We are also having a major issue with porting our phone number from verizon to comcast and numerous phone calls to each. Is there anyone who can help?
Even the most trivial mismatch in the information provided and required to port a number will result in a failed port.
The easiest way to resolve problems like this is to have an in real time three way conference call between both teleco's porting agents and the customer. That way the exact nature of the mismatch can be determined and corrected in real time.


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The recent Employment Tribunal decision of Jones v Care UK Clinical Services Ltd, ruled that if a candidate is not given a job because he/she is deemed "overqualified" this is not direct age discrimination.
The case itself focused around a 51 year old candidate who had high-level qualifications and extensive experience in the marketing sector. He had applied for a job as a marketing assistance at Care UK Clinical Services Ltd.
The claimant had high level qualifications and a wealth of experience in the marketing sector. Subsequently he was not offered the job as he was deemed "overqualified". The successful candidate was aged 29 and fulfilled the requirements for qualifications and experience and scored marginally higher than Mr Jones on the company's scoring records.
The company were concerned with Mr Jones' skills in relation to engagement with stakeholders as this was beyond what was needed for the job role and that Mr Jones' expectations of his development in this job could not realistically be fulfilled. It was these concerns that the company submitted they relied upon when making the decision not to hire Mr Jones.
The Employment Tribunal held that he had not been discriminated against because he was not offered the job. In their ruling the Employment Tribunal stated it was "plausible that the employer would be concerned that the claimant's previous senior roles, high level qualifications and extensive experience might unbalance the marketing team and undermine other team members, all of whose qualifications and experience were of a much lesser order". The Employment Tribunal found there was no evidence to suggest that Mr Jones had been treated less favourably because of his age.
The Employment Tribunal did accept that Mr Jones had been rejected for the job role for being overqualified but ruled that his age played no part in the decision. This means that the Employment Tribunal could not find a causal link between the decision not to hire the Claimant for being overqualified and the alleged age discrimination. The decision of the Employer was that the Claimant's qualifications and experience made him too experienced to be fulfilled in the job role, which in itself is not exclusively linked to age.
In light of this case, when hiring new staff it is really important to be as transparent as possible on what they will be assessed on and also giving detailed feedback as to why they have not been successful. The important distinction that the Employment Tribunal have made in this case is that being overqualified is not a factor purely exclusive to a person's age.
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A film by Karl Markovics
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Roman Kogler, 18, is serving time in a juvenile detention center. He has already served half of his sentence, and could be released on probation, but his chances are poor: he doesn't have family, and seems incapable of coping with society. After many failed attempts, Roman finds a probation job at the municipal morgue in Vienna. One day, Roman is faced with a dead woman who bears his family name. Even though it soon turns out that she is not his mother, Roman wonders about his past for the first time and starts looking for his mother.


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Below I describe an alternate way of accessing the Shiesser Ledges from Moraine Lake that was once heavily travelled, but appears to have fallen into almost complete disuse, likely with the popularity of the Perren Route approach trail.
Route Description
Most people cross the creek as per the access to Perren Route.
However there is a much better way of getting there. Just before the final boardwalk at the end of the Moraine Lake Trail (200m or so before the "end" of the trail), there is an unmarked Y-junction. The main trail goes left, take the right hand trail that after 100m or so kind of disappears at a boggy braided creek. Head up the creek and at the top, where it disappears into the ground, you'll pick up an ancient trail. Old grown-over blazes can be seen on the trees in places. This trail was once obviously heavily used but judging by the overgrowth hasn't been travelled much in decades.
Follow this trail for about 850m until you get to a swampy area and the trail peters out. At this point angle left (SW) to gain the morainal feature that leads to the Schiesser Ledges.
From here follow the moraine to the bottom of the ledges. The route through the ledges is marked by old red paint marks and cairns. Continue up this past the occasional chain, and belay station, until you're at the top. After crossing the glacier the best way to get to the Neil Colgan is through an obvious break directly below Mt. Bowlen (looker's left of col). You can also take the route below Mt. Little. Both routes have rockfall hazard to consider.
This old trail probably saves 20 minutes or more as it's more direct and travels over easier ground than the alternative. Also, no river crossing is necessary -- a definite plus when the log bridge is covered with ice in the wee hours of the morning.
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Getting There
Moraine Lake Parking Lot, take the popular trail to the far south end of the lake.


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Backpacking in Australia, the sixth largest country in the world, offers an experience that is an interesting mix of cultural diversity, and natural beauty in a safe, first world nation. Most of Australia,s infrastructure and population exist along its 50,000 kilometre coast dotted with over 10,000 beaches. Yes, this island-continent has a rich and vibrant beach culture.
Australia is a popular destination among backpackers for many reasons. Its diverse cultures, variety of climates and natural sights topped off with world class facilities make it one of the best backpacking destinations in the world. Backpacking in Australia is a trip you won,t forget in a hurry and here are some fantastic reasons why the land down under is a great choice for backpackers:
- From the beautiful beaches and tropical climates to snow capped mountains and outback deserts - Australia,s diverse landscape will enchant you.
- Due to its sheer size and its distance from other continents, Australia boasts of unique flora and fauna native to the country. From the kangaroos, to the koala bears, to the 10,000 year old trees, you,ll find them all right here in Australia
- First world infrastructure, services and amenities.
- You do not need an international driver,s licence as the licence from your native country will suffice.
- Variety of accommodation available to suit every budget - from world class hotels to holiday flats, youth hostels or backpacker,s dormitories; there,s something for everyone.
- Easily accessible travel visa or working holiday visa allowing you to work part time while on your backpacking trip.
Cities Worth Visiting
Some of the cities worth visiting while you,re backpacking in Australia are located in the three most populous states, and they are all on the east coast.
Sydney, located in New South Wales, is the commercial hub of the country but is surrounded by nature reserves and sanctuaries which allow you to get a feel of native Australian wilderness. Just two hours outside of Sydney, the Blue Mountains boast of the Australian equivalent of the Grand Canyon with backpacking facilities within the reserve.
Melbourne, the artsy city, is known for its mix of night life, art and entertainment. Often labelled the dining capital of Australia, Melbourne is popular for the range of cuisines from across the globe with an Australian flair. The Yarra Valley wine route is a must see for any backpacker as you sample some of the finest Australian wines along this picturesque trek.
The Gold Coast located in the state of Queensland is world famous for its beautiful beaches, moderate climate and its theme parks. From World Heritage sites like the rainforest to the nightclubs of Surfer,s Paradise, the Gold coast is ideal for any backpacker wanting to enjoy the sun and fun on the beach.
Saftety and Medical Advice
The Australian authorities usually do not require any specific vaccinations as the risk of infectious diseases are minimal, which automatically puts the country on any backpacker's "safe list". In fact, Australia is well known for its safety and security among backpackers. Big cities, small towns, natural reserves, hippie towns - no matter where you are, you can be rest assured of a low risk backpacking trip. Just remember you are in a different country, so take a few precautions and stay safe.
Australia is a beautiful country with much to see and even more to learn, so if you want a backpacking adventure you,ll never forget, Australia is the place to be!


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Busan, Geoje open English immersion camps
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Busan Global Village, an English immersion camp in the country's southern port city, opened yesterday.
Located in the center of the city, the English village is expected to play a crucial role in helping local elementary and middle school students learn not only the language but also the cultures of English-speaking countries.
The BGV houses various imitation facilities - an airport, shopping mall, bank, hotel, post office, bus stop and police station -- to promote the study of English and to encourage an appreciation of English culture. The BGV also houses the nation's first English-only library which contains more than 22,000 English books, as well as various visual and audio learning materials.
A total of 25 native English-speaking teachers and 20 Korean teachers currently work at the village. The program being offered at the BGV is designed to supplement what students already learn from school textbooks, officials said.
By Song Sang-ho (The Korea Herald)
July 9, 2009
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Mark RohrbaughVerified 4 Reviews
About Mark
Since I was a child, physical activities were a constant part of my life, so it was no Surprise that I would choose Fitness and Nutrition as my career. I truly believe that with Exercise and a balanced diet anyone can have a Healthy, Energized, Positive and Happy life. Excuses are Gone... If you are ready to Get Strong, Get Healthy and Feel Great, don't go looking any further" I am Your Trainer". My training Style is extremely Effective always Challenging and a lot of Fun. My personal promise is that I will be with you every step of the way to help you achieve your Health And Wellness Goals.
A typical first session with me will start with a consultation where I get to know you, your goals and medical history. Following the consultation we perform a movement assessment where we check for muscle imbalances, posture, and an overall look at how your body is performing. We then discuss our action plan and the ways I can assist you to help you get where you want to be. Our sessions will then include an individualized program for your specific needs and goals.
As a coach I excel at motivating everyday people to move more often. My favorite quote by Plato, "Lack of activity destroys the good condition of every human being, while movement and methodical physical exercise save it and preserve it."
Areas of Expertise
- Nutrition
- Strength Training
- Weight Loss
- Flexibility and Mobility
- Posture
- Sports Performance Training
- Injury Prevention
- Wellness
NCCA Accredited Certifications
Additional Certifications
CPR/AED/First Aid, ACE Certified Fitness Nutrition Specialist
Bachelor's Degree in Business Management
Who I Especially Like Working With
Disabled, Overweight/ Obese, Post-rehab, Seniors, Student-athletes
Medical Conditions Experience
Back Pain/Issues, Bone/Joint Injury, Fibromyalgia, Hip Pain/Issues, Obesity, Osteoporosis, Postural Issues, Shoulder Issues
Training Areas Served
In-home or Outdoor Personal Training
Mark has been my son's baseball coach for the last two springs. He always has a postive attitude, winning mentality, and great motivational spirit. He always has his players and team ready to play and compete at the highest level. Mark's knowledge and experience with pitching, hitting, and fielding has increased my son's baseball skills tremendously. Our family is so thankful we have had such a wonderful coach for our son!
My 12u son met with Mark for lessons in order to get back on track with his pitching. Mark arranged a meeting at a local field, quickly connected with him and worked on his mechanics. Later, Mark provided a detailed analysis along with video and suggestions for improvement. This was more personal than a lesson with typical drills and correction. Well worth it!
I really enjoy working out with Mark. He has a plan for me and he knows I like to mix it up. I'm always looking for new things to try and want to find my weaknesses and take on challenges. He is very knowledgeable and keeps me in proper form. I want to work out hard but smart and he gets that. Very happy with my workouts with Mark ?
I was trained by Mark for over half a year. With my crazy work schedule, Mark was very flexible. He is knowledgeable about work out, and he is also a nutritionist. Our section was fun but effective. I feel safe when working out with Mark because he not only pushes my limit but also he makes sure that I am not injuring myself. I will definitely hire him again in the future when I move back to Virginia.


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The Printworks wasn't always an entertainment complex – it's a building with great history! Before its redevelopment in the year 2000 it operated as a printing house. Now instead of pulling all-nighters for looming deadlines the scheme is a place to relax and have fun right in the heart of the City.
The Printworks as we now know it was originally erected as Withy Grove Printing House back in 1873. It ran successfully as a newspaper printers for over 100 years producing publications such as the Manchester Evening Chronicle and the Daily Mirror until it was closed in 1985.
Lying dormant for over ten years the 1996 bomb attack in Manchester City Centre spurred on a redevelopment process for the area now known as Exchange Square.
On the 9th November 2000 Alex Ferguson and Lionel Ritchie were the guest celebrities opening the transformed scheme to the public and since then A-listers have continued to pass through the doors. From all the local Corrie stars to Kylie Minogue, David Beckham and Will Smith The Printworks continues to be a hot spot in Manchester!
From 6am until 3am the scheme is alive with activity. Visitors can catch a spinning class before work, pop in for lunch, watch the latest blockbuster or meet friends for a drink after work.
The Printworks include eateries and bars to tickle your taste buds from every corner of the World. Enjoy live Oompah bands at Bierkeller, go East and try wagamama or stick with the classics like family favourite Frankie and Benny's or Hard Rock Cafe.
It may surprise you to discover that we house the UK's largest cinema. It boasts an impressive 23 screens and seats 4,472 people. The IMAX screen is the second largest screen in Europe, and is one of two sites in the UK still to feature 70mm IMAX format, meaning fans travel from all corners of the UK to appreciate the offering. Regional film premieres, live broadcasts of theatre shows, flashback films, celebrity Q&A's and foreign films are some of our other cinematic accolades.
The Printworks roof garden is also one of the best kept secrets in Manchester. The rooftop garden houses four beehives, an allotment patch, beetle hotel and hydroponics unit. The Printworks, in association with Hard Rock Cafe Manchester, have been pleased to donate over £3,000 from the sales of their honey to local Manchester charities.
Not only does The Printworks have a great offering for food and drink but it also has a stellar event calendar.
Make The Printworks your one-stop shop for entertainment in Manchester!


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The Scorpions Tail
The Scorpions Tail
"The Scorpion's Tail is a novel that is simultaneously compelling, complicated and insightful. Sylvia Torti deftly unites disparate elements and voices in this tale of the Zapatista rebellion of January 1, 1994, in Chiapas, Mexico-one of the most momentous events of the beginnings of the twenty-first century. Such personages as Subcomandante Marcos appear in the book, but the real characters are the nameless rebels, villagers, visitors and soldiers whose lives collided that fateful day, impacting them forever as this rebellion reconfigured and changed the face of the post-Cold War world."-Luis J. Rodríguez
Sylvia Torti's The Scorpion's Tail won the 2005 Miguel Mármol Prize, awarded annually by Curbstone Press for the best debut work in fiction by a Latino/a writer. This suspense-filled novel explores struggles of indigenous people in southern Mexico during the Zapatista rebellion. The Scorpion's Tail encompasses both the point of view of Amy, a young US biologist inadvertently caught up in the rebellion, and that of Chan Nah K'in, an insurgent woman guerrilla. It explores the dilemma of the Hach Winik people caught between their traditional life and the modern world, where they must take aggressive political and military action to preserve their very existence. The Scorpion's Tail is also an initiation story-Amy is plunged into the social realities of Mexico, an experience that shatters her neat, isolated world of science and changes her life forever.


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Michael Etoll
Joseph Kinstler
Mumford and Sons
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Eric S. Lunde
Lausanne Underground Film Festival
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Root River Vibes
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Ballet of Artifice
Ballet of Artifice
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Andrew Lucia
From the Field
The Language of Landscapes
i don't recall [amarcord.2]
Portraits and Signatures
Velocity Meadows, Five Dream Episodes for solo oboe, chamber winds, electronics, & video
Kaya Lovestrand
Some Sense
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Curt Butturff
Tribulation Rev 1
Dysphoria Revision II
Jayson Randall
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Generic Mood
Just an Argument
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Novelty Shots: A Political Fantasy
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Singing Jaguar
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Earth Odyssey (You Are Still Here)
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I oftentimes wonder how much of a disappointment I am to you
You Are Here
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Nisswa, MN - Sound Letter.2
Anat Shinar
Dustin Steuck
Benjamin Domask
a man moves an egg from one place on the table to another
Costume Design for Parking Ramp Project by Aniccha Arts
test.04/gods and birds
Memory for Amplified Embroidery, Flute, and Intervention
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Embroidered Tambourine: Eyes
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Turning Connecting Movements & Turning Jumps - Finis Jhung
DESCRIPTION Here's where students tend to fall over themselves and look their worst. Turning your connecting steps can be confusing and tricky, but not when you know what you're doing and HOW to do it. Finis and Johanna show you step-by-step how to place yourself and work your body so that you can enjoy turning around as you travel across the floor and fly through the air. Once you learn these principles of opposition and the rules of balance, you'll really be able to trip the light fantastic. CUSTOMER COMMENTS "This is a whole new concept in teaching; such quality and fluidity in your arms and feet. A very refreshing, almost mystical approach to ballet. A necessary additiion to every serious dancer's and teacher's library." - Joan Manze, Joan's Dance Studio, Clarks Summit, PA "Your videos are an inspiration. They are informative, precise and exactly what I'm looking for. Each time I view one, I want to order another. Thank you!." - Kathy Fletcher, Director of Dance, Westover School, Middlebury, CT Purchase the Turning Connecting Movements & Turning Jumps DVD at http://finisjhung.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=77.


text: Pensée dresser. With its classic curves, this elegant dresser will fit seamlessly in any interior style. Its sensible dimensions also mean that it will look great in a hallway, for example.Solid mango wood constructionMDF top and sides.Black waxed finish.Brass hardware.Mock keyholes (cannot be locked).Supplied ready assembled. Measurements: L100 x H87 x D46cm.Inner drawer space : L83 x H13 x D35cm.