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I thought that was kind of weird, especially 2 plays in a row. Maybe it was lack of post-season experience.
That's me! Spice it up with something that annoys everybody like The Decision or flopping and I'm a fan for life. (or atleast until people stop being annoyed by whatever happened)
The Spurs are fun to watch. Yeah, it's still the same cast of characters pretty much but you see some ridiculous assists and some amazing layups. These guys are very very good. On a separate note, Lebrown probably had the best post-season game of his career yesterday with 40pts 18rebs 9assists 2stl and 2blk. Apparently the last player to go for 40/18/9 in the post season was Elgin Baylor against the Pistons (yaay, we got mentioned in playoff coverage!)
LeBrizzle had an unbelievable game. I'm definitely rooting for the Pacers, but credit where credit is due. Both LeBran and Dywade played like all the hype yesterday. I also agree with you on the Spurs. They might not have the highlight dunks that Blake has, but they don't really need it. They find wide open lanes for easy layups nearly every possession. It's really a thing of beauty to watch. Also, another credit where credit is due: Blakey G had a great game against the Spurs. Can't wait for the Spurs (probably) OKC matchup.
Wade sure had a game of two halves, not only his play but also his body language made him look like a total wash up in the first half and in the second half he exploded going 11/11 or something during a stretch while looking more explosive than ever.
Nah, more like the Clips have a crappy head coach. They'd be a good team for D'Antoni to take over, dunno if that'll translate to more postseason success though. CP is great, but he can only take you so far on his own, and VDN's modus operandi at the end of games is the same as Mike Brown's was in Cleveland (and LA) - put the ball in CP/Kobe/Lebron's hands and pray. It was obvious the way the Spurs defended both plays that they knew all they needed to do was stop CP to win. Speaking of the Spurs - I realize Faried has the catchier nickname and he's nice (hated him when they played the Lakers, just plain hate McGee) but Kawhi Leonard has been great, one of the steals of the draft imo. Very good defensively, quick, and can hit the three. That he's become a favorite for one of the best coaches around says a lot as well. It's been a good year for both LA teams - I would've liked to see Kobe and the Lakers advance instead of the ever-overreacting Westbrook and OKC, but oh well. I must confess that these playoffs have rekindled my Laker fandom - and I think this Laker team still has a shot at ring number 6 for Kobe, albeit requiring a few tweaks. Hell, they could potentially have been the ones up 3-1 going into tonight's game if not for a few unfortunate mistakes. MK has a ton of work to do to give his big three a better, more consistent supporting cast of perimeter players. They should keep Sessions, but get him a shooting coach. They just need better depth, and better outside shooting. A better coach would help too.
The Lakers may have another ring left in their pocket, but it may fall through the hole if they don't get it next year. In other words if they can't get it next year, a 2013-14 Kobe may will only be 60% of what we see now. Mitch Kupcake will have to decide if he keeps Gasoft, since Kobe is calling him out. DHoward still wants to play in Brooklyn so the question is can he be lured out west or if he stays with new management down in Disney world. Bynum and MWP are still questionable in terms what they might do on the court.... I am a LA guy but jumped off the Laker bandwagon in 1988. (when they stole a title from the Piston). I got on the Clipper bandwagon in 2006 and adopted them as my second team behind the Pistons. Agree that Vinny was a bad fit all year. He has actually hindered Blake's game and stunted the growth of CP3. Definitely a new coach and another big that can shoot FT's and mid range jumpers is needed for this team to get some wins in the second round, oh year and some players that can play defense...
As long as Kobe is on that team, they can't afford to surround him with the players they need. And to be quite honest, I would take Gasoft over Kobe in a heartbeat. His salary alone eats about half of the salary cap. Not as bad as the situation in New York, however, with 77% of their salaries tied up in TC, Marshmelo and Amare Surgeryknees. As for them possibly being the ones up 3-1. Yeh, things could have been different, but they weren't. I have never understood this sentiment. As far as I am concerned it should have been a sweep. How on earth did the LAL shoot 41-42 FTs? Why were they even given that many? OKC is the better team. Lakers never stood a chance in my eyes.
Both teams shot a ton of FTs - without the intentional fouling at the end, I believe the FT differential was only 8. They called it much closer after Russell Hothead overreacted to Ron trying to tie him up to get a jump ball. That guy also very nearly lost them game 4 with the turnover late - he should be thankful Pau returned the favor which allowed Durant that transition 3. Kobe also got inside a lot - if Super Collider Stuck can get calls inside, a superstar like Kobe surely will. Not to mention them having to foul Drew to stop him inside. Harden in game 3 and Durant late in game 4 (6 fts within the first 5 or so minutes of the fourth) got the calls too. It was not a one way thing - it's why having superstars is so important. Kobe at his age still > Pau - guy is called Gasoft for a reason. People hate on Kobe because he can be a jerk and a ball hog, but Westbrook's as arrogant as they come with his post-dunk screaming and demonstrative behavior. Hell, he's about as bad that way as a younger KG was, and not as good. OKC is good, yes, but they're not the world-beaters the pundits make them out to be.
Lol, if I was Pau I wouldn't try hard either. Kobe can't shoulder any responsibility, all he ever does is talk trash to his own teammates. And lets face fact, OKC swept Dallas (sans Chandler, admittedly), and was a hairs breadth from doing the same to LAL. We can talk about the Spurs, but the reality is that OKC has faced two better teams, and really done well. Westbrook is very arrogant. I totally agree. But he has a reason to be arrogant. He is fast, efficient and generally just good at the game of basketball. I understand the concept of sports hate, but if you like Kobe and don't like Westbrook, then this is just a joke.
From a roster standpoint, the Lakers will likely be the same team next year (minus Gasol). With the additional mileage on Kobe and Mike Brown running the show, I don't see them as serious contentors in the WC anymore. The Lakers will now become "that team that nobody wants to face in the 1st round". ...But that's all they'll be until Kobe hangs it up. Teams like OKC, Denver, Utah and the Clippers will be battling it out for the next years. You also can't really count out the Spurs and Mark Cuban won't allow Dallas to slip for very long. The Lakers are done as far as ring-winning concerned.
They were saying on Inside the NBA last night that the Lakers are interested in Ben Gordon and Charlie Villaneuava so they can re-tool on the fly instead of rebuilding.
Did Pau not try? I think he did. Perk and Ibaka simply got him out of his comfort zone and off his game. Denver with all their undersized bigs did the same damn thing. Kobe shoulders a ton of responsibility. I'd argue he tries to do too much too often, in fact. Dallas? That team was in flux all season. Dirk himself admitted to lacking motivation after winning his first championship last year, in fact, and it showed. OKC swept Dallas because they were weak inside and slow outside. Plain and simple. We talk about the Spurs because they are a well-coached, deep, highly unselfish team, and has one of the most skilled big men around. Westbrook is good, no question. I like Kobe because he works hard, has a competitive drive that puts Andrew Bynum's pouty ass to shame, and because he's a player who, when he lost his athleticism, tweaked his game and remains a damn good player. Liking and not liking someone is a very subjective thing - I liked Russ as a rookie, in fact, and have never claimed to "hate" him - I simply dislike him more at the moment because he stood out most on the team that just eliminated a team I liked. I'm normally pretty indifferent to that team, actually. I get that you hate Kobe. I get that you think he's an awful basketball player. Doesn't mean my liking him as opposed to Russ despite key similarities is anywhere near "a joke" though. It's an opinion. Everyone has them, and has every right to them.
Steve Kerr also said during the broadcast last night that the Clippers needed a "stretch 4" - CV fits that description to a tee! Let's trade them CV for CP3!
Gordon & Garbage for Pau works from a salary standpoint. Man, Gasol makes a lot of money! Watching Kobe verbally abuse Charlie on a nightly basis for blowing defensive assignments would be priceless!


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On Sunday, it all comes to a close when the Jets (6-9) finish off their first losing season in five years against the also woeful Buffalo Bills (5-10).
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Hello Ladies,
I am trying to put together a list of clinics that will do PGD for family balancing. Can any of you share the names of clinics that OPENLY provide PGD for family balancing? Thanks
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"The Fertility Institutes", Los Angeles (Encino, actually), Las Vegas, and Mexico. They definitely do it openly, but I believe the PGD lab itself is only at the Encino office, so you have to go there for the actual ER and ET, I believe, but I'm not 100% sure about that part. I've worked with both Dr. Steinberg and Dr. Peck in the Encino office.
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Hey Dr P, nice to see you on here!! I know there are two clinics in Bangkok, Jetanin and SuperiorART (SART are affliated with Sydney IVF in Australia although it is illegal here). There is also a clinic in Malaysia, I'll have to search for the name. There is also a clinic in Cyprus and one in Jordon that we have seen girls on here attend. I'm sure there are others, hopefully someone will chime in.
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I am using SIRM. There are several of us using their different sites, so I think all of their locations openly provide GS.
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There have been a couple of women use Oakbrook Fertility Center outside Chicago.
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I don't know if any of these are affiliated with you...but thought I would post them.
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University Fertility Center, in Torrance, Ca. They are open about doing it for family balancing. However, after doing it there, I got the feeling that they dont "like" doing it for family balancing. Just my opinion though
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Hi and welcome to this section of the forum!
I asked this exact question in the international high tech forum section.
I can add Russia to the list, the website is http://avapeter.com/
Good luck. Hope we find a few more, preferably closer to Oz and pref not so expensive
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I found Pacific Fertility Center, San Francisco, CA and Stanford Palo Alto, CA. Not sure how "openly" either does GS because no mention on their websites but they said they would. I knowsomeone on here has used PFC
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Cooper Center for IVF, NJ
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This are a few others in NJ and NY that are on the Microsort website.
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The Fertility Center of New England has 3 locations in Massachusetts and 2 in New Hampshire, they do IVF/PGD for family balancing. I have not used them.
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Hi Dr. Potter!
When Oregon Reproductive was my monitoring clinic they mentioned that they may begin offering PGD for balancing due to overwhelming demand. They are in Portland, OR. You might check with Dr. Matteri.
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I have zero experience in the field. I am trying to find a union accepting apprentices or an employer willing to higher and train. Is there a better route? I guess my biggest problem is I make 20-25 and hour now working 4 days a week. And I would like something comparable.
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I always kind of wondered about serviceing slot machines and other gameing equipment for casinos. Might be sort of like hvac but always inside out of the elements.
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Yeah I can almost guarantee if you have no experience in the field you wont see 20-25 for at least 3 maybe 4 years if you join the union. And probably even longer if you go non union. Not sure what they are paying out there in Cali but here in the east it would be that long. Its a great field if you have the ability and the want to learn on the job.
Uhhhh.. I dn't think yu want to go into the HVAC trade then.
Zero education (in the field) and zero experience, you'll have a REAL tough time trying to make anything near that in the field.
What your looking for in terms of wages, in more in line with an EXPERIENCED tech. You'll likel start out closer to $10 an hour, if your lucky. Minimum wage if your not lucky.
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its hard getting started at your age with no experience prob start off in residential for 1 to 2 years to get a grasp on things. Then another suggestion take the Nate test a lot of employers look for that certificate. epa certification would be a good thing on your new resume as well. 20-25 $ is not a salary your going to see for the first years in this trade
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you really have to be carefull about California.
the "career" aspect of HVAC is disappearing in this area.
the union starts at 18.
most companies near southern california pay that no matter how mach experience you have.
you could buy a good text book of hvac to see if you like it.
but hvac is mostly unappreciated hard work.
the best thing for you to do is talk to some techs in your area, ask them how long they have been at the company, and get an estimate of wages.
but these days you shouldn't walk away from a $20 per hour job
this is not a trade that usually starts off well!
this is also a trade that takes longer to learn than just being a doctor or a lawyer.
ofcourse doctors and lawyers can go to school for 5 or 6 years and immediately go to work! making huge money!
in commercial almost everybody agrees that it is an 8 year learning curve.
I fall right in line with the 8 year rule!
it is hard and it is fun and rewarding.
I am from woodside california and could never have even rented a nice apartment in redwood city or san jose on an hvac wage!I WILL SELL WORK,GENERATE BUSINESS, GO GET NEW CUSTOMERS!
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You say that you're already in college. Check into an HVAC coarse. I recently started HVAC school at a local Technical Institute. I'm going one night a week and learning a lot. I have a dead end job now and will be looking to change careers. I didn't think I had much of a chance with no experience at all.
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I am faced with the same decision as well, trying to get into a apprenticeship or helper position. I am currently on the fence about how i feel about my tech school. They say your best learning will be out in the field. good luck
Tech school is definitely a good idea. Make sure it is a reputable one. Do some checking around on whatever schools you're interested in. This forum is a good resource for that. Don't spend $$$$$ on it only to find out you hate the work, though. It's not for everyone. This is why an apprenticeship is the way to go. They can be difficult to come by in some areas, though.
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Morton moving forward, focused on 2011
Pirates play-by-play annoucer Tim Neverett interviewed Right-hand pitcher Charlie Morton prior to Tuesday's game against the Phillies. Here is what they discussed:
Tim Neverett: "Charlie, an interesting 365 days I guess when you look back at the last year for yourself. You head into the season last year with high hopes. Things don't go your way. You end up going down to Triple-A. Had all kinds of things happen…From where you were a year ago, to where you are now, how far do you think you've come?"
Charlie Morton: "I think the struggles forced me to move forward. And taught me a lot about myself, taught me a lot about what really is important. Not only in the game [but] off the field. Going to the Dominican [for winter ball], getting to spend time and play with the guys that I've known, a culture that I haven't really been too familiar with, and getting to see where guys that I'm playing with all these years are coming from. At this time last year, I thought I was ready. I was excited. I worked hard, prepared. To be honest with you, I really don't know what more I could have done last year coming into the season. Like you said, it just didn't work out. But what I'm doing is moving on and learning from it."
Neverett: "Well I know last year certainly was full of disappointments. You probably had some of those moments where you thought you were doing everything right and then, the results weren't there. How tough was that on you mentally?"
Morton: "It was hard because I know for a fact last year I put more into baseball emotionally, physically and mentally than I ever had before…It wasn't one of those things were you kind of shake it off. You hit a wall, you get back up and you go again and you go through it. It wasn't like that. It was like, I hit a wall and I didn't know what to do because I had put so much time into it, I invested so much time into it –In between starts, bullpens and video studying, working out. I really didn't have much more to offer to preparation or anything like that. It was more like I was beating my head against the wall opposed to run through it. In that sense it was really difficult. There was a lot of soul searching. I wondered what I wanted to do with my life. If this was where me dedicating everything I had to baseball was going to leave me, what am I going to do? If it's not working out, what am I going to do? The one thing that I did learn was despite struggling, guys from the other side were telling me that I have all the talent in the world to do what I want to do in this game…The direction I wanted to go was made more clear especially when I came back and had some success at the end of the year. Trying to figure out what worked and what kind of individual I wanted to be on the field. Who I wanted to be. What kind of pitcher I wanted to be. And in that sense, I guess it was kind of necessary because up into that point last year, I was trying to be what other people thought I was trying to be, what other people wanted me to be. As opposed to really embracing what I could do with a baseball. The results have yet to be seen but I'm really looking forward to this year because I feel like I've kind of been given the reins a little bit more. I feel like I'm more in a position to do what I feel is right and what I feel I am and who I am. Last year definitely forced me to determine who I was because it was sink or swim."
Neverett: "Your spring this year, a lot of folks said you approached it like a different guy, like a different pitcher. What have you done differently in terms of the mental preparation. I know last year one of the criticisms that maybe you thought a little bit much. You had a too much in your head instead of going out there and pitching…What have you done differently this year that has turned into a very good results in spring training heading into the season?"
Morton: "I think I kind of narrowed down what I wanted to be, who I wanted to be…There are so many things that happened last year…I basically lived at the ballpark. Even when I wasn't there, I was thinking about baseball, how to get better. I think it was necessary for me to think about things…I think in terms of, 'don't think just throw', theoretically you can do that but I wouldn't be learning anything. There were times last year where that's what I was doing. It didn't work out. You can't really change the nature of a person. I understand the desire for people to perceive me as an over thinker or overly analytical and that leading to struggles. Really the only thing that's going to allow me to fully get to where I want to be is for me to do it. Is for me, not someone else to do it. Would it be nice to go out there with a blank mind, not remember what happened before. Not be thinking about mistakes. Not to be thinking about possible negative outcomes. Would that be great? Yeah. It would be great, but it wouldn't be human. I learned last year that it's okay to have fears and to be anxious and all that stuff. Whereas before it was perceived as some type of weakness or something like that. I learned you really have to embrace what you are and allow that to give you what you need to succeed. You have to take those failures and embrace what happened as opposed to trying to shut them away somewhere. For me, Yeah, I wish I could have. I wish I could have come to the ballpark after giving up 10 runs in an inning or two innings, or whatever it was, and just move on but it's not realistic."
Neverett: "We've seen some really good results already this year. We've seen a guy who's out there determined to win. Working with pitching coach Ray Searage, what has he told you? What advice has he given you going into the season?"
Morton: "One of the things we've been working on early in spring training was my mechanics. Ray and Jim Benedict, our pitching coordinator, they got together, I'm not sure who else was involved but we lowered my arm angle a little bit. Trying to make the way I was throwing a little more natural. Get my timing better because mechanically I'm rotational except for my arm angle which is trying to be over the top. I'm trying to be 6'5″, 230. I throw 95, so let it fly. But the thing is, I tried that last year and it just didn't work. We dropped my arm angle a little bit. Ray has kind of stepped back and give me some space. I think he knows I care. I think everybody here that knows me, knows I care. I almost care so much that it might not be beneficial. What Ray has done is focused on one or two things. And that was fastball down and away to a righty, a go-to pitch when I'm behind in the count and just staying aggressive. I've been throwing a lot of sinkers down in the zone and getting a lot of ground balls."
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Garmin nuvi 2555LMT Auto GPS
You'll never get lost on the road again once you have the Garmin nuvi 2555LMT Auto GPS. This GPS is the perfect addition for your car as it provides you with numerous features to ensure that you're always on the right track to your destination. Garmin Guidance 2.0 assists you in looking up addresses and services, as well as guiding you to your destination with voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions as it speaks the street names. The Garmin nuvi 2555LMT Auto GPS offers a sleek, 5" Touchscreen Display for a crystal-clear view of your routes. Not only that, it also utilizes advanced Lane Guidance complete with road signs and arrows to indicate the proper lane for navigation, and includes FREE lifetime traffic and map updates. Get the Garmin nuvi 2555LMT Auto GPS right away!
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Rihanna's sexiest ever twitpics
RIHANNA has bared almost all on Twitter this week, showering her 27 million followers with a series of flesh-baring snapshots.
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But it's nothing new for pop's sexiest exhibitionist.
The Bajan beauty likes nothing more than stripping off and turning the camera on herself.
Here's a selection of her sexiest ever twitpics - from bikini beach shots and nipslips to candid snaps from inside her boudoir.
The wedding veil
This green veil was all that was left of Rihanna's Halloween costume, the morning after the night before.
The pot-loving singer wowed friends, and fans, by dressing up as a giant ganja plant for the spookiest night of the year.
The costume didn't last long and she was nude by the time she hit her sheets.
When she rose the next day she let fans into her bedroom, cleverly hiding her bare boobs behind her arms - tweeting: "The morning after! Hello November."
The running machine
Rihanna sent fans into a frenzy back in January when she tweeted this pic of her sticking her bum out as she worked out on a cross trainer - wearing just a skimpy white bikini.
She sent the snap to pal Khloe Kardashian with the message: "Haha, come tap this @Khloekardashian!!!"
The photo alone probably boosted her Twitter following by several millions.
But, ever modest, she told followers her incredible figure was all the work of "Angles/Lighting/Photoshop :)"
Bikini on a yacht
When summer came, Rihanna headed to Europe - and enjoyed some well-earned downtime on a millionaire's yacht, floating off the coast of Sardinia.
The perfect place for her strip down to something skimpy and stringy - and tease fans with photos of her wearing next to nothing.
This pouty pic shows off Rihanna's most famous ass-et, her bottom, at its very best.
Bikini by the pool
Rih celebrated wrapping her new album Unapologetic last month by heading home to Barbados to soak up some winter sun.
And she dashed straight to pool to top up her tan and show off her toned bikini body in this twitpic.
The photo fuelled growing speculation she has Rih-united with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown - because the R&B star jumped on a plane to the sunkissed Caribbean island soon after.
Topless in suspenders
The superstar proved she can hold her own in a room full of supermodels last month when she was guest of honour at the Victoria's Secret Fashion show.
Backstage, she chilled out the way she knows best - by stripping off and smoking a suspicious looking cigarette.
In this erotic snapshot, Rihanna lounges topless in a pair of suspenders, showing off her perfect pins and peachy derriere.
Topless in her dressing room
This candid shot was captured backstage after Rihanna's performance on the X Factor results show last month.
The singer was soaked by a rain shower as she sang on the show.
A member of her entourage sneaked this topless shot while she dried off and changed into something more comfortable.
The nipslip
Rih let it all hang out on holiday in Hawaii in April.
Including a glimpse of nipple as she oiled herself up during a sunbathing session.
Topless in a bathrobe
Rihanna gets bored when she's backstage having her hair and make-up done - and when she's bored she takes photos and tweets.
Here's another teasing snapshot, taken back in April.
Rih's robe hangs lose over her shoulders while she plays with her phone, giving us a tantalising peek of underboob.
The single cover
The superstar loves breaking big news on Twitter.
She's used the site to teased fans about the status of her relationship with Chris Brown - and last month launched her latest single art exclusively online.
Rihanna announced Pour It Out will be the next release from her current album Unapologetic.
Something tells us it'll be a hit, thanks in part to this stunning cover art.
It shows the singer hiding her bare breasts behind her arms as she clutches a dollar bill to her mouth.
Topless with a sex toy
Rihanna posed topless covering her boobs with her arms and a horse-hair sex toy in this photo - tweeted back in March.
The horse-hair flogger, popular among S&M fanatics, was most likely a prop from one of her music videos.
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Canterbury Orchestra will bring the fabulous Pei-Jee Ng to perform the Elgar Cello Concerto at their 2013 Summer Concert in the Colyer-Fergusson Hall on Saturday 6th July.
Pei-Jee's recital work has included concerts at the Lincoln Centre New York, Purcell Room, the Newbury Spring and Gower Festivals, tours of Germany and Australia and an appearance in the opening recital of the 2007 Manchester International Cello Festival.
The programme will also include Arnold's Little Suite for Orchestra No.2 and Dvorak's stirring and much-loved New World Symphony. Tickets for the concert are available from the Gulbenkian Box Office at £10, £4 for those in full time education.
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Left the house at 4am, picked up Chrith, and headed to the inlet. Checked northside first, it was ok, then went to southside and it was sick.
Left the house at 4am, picked up Chrith, and headed to the inlet. Checked northside first, it was ok, then went to southside and it was sick.
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-David Behar
Pretty sure that's all of them, check my photobucket if you want encase I missed any.
-David Behar
Haha, I just realized matt, I only got like 9 photos of you.
-David Behar
sick pics. some of those waves are extremely sexy
ya and you cant show any of them.Originally Posted by Walruz996
Am i blind. Where is that epic picture. and dude. Mulligans i swear no lie was 10 times better. it was raining so coulnt get any pictures. But i swear and you can ask everyone there it was about waist to chest. GLASSS. One of the best days i skimmed
Cameron Cushman
Pshh what ever Cam... I got some good ones of you today.
-David Behar
I know me dude. Im talking about Matt. Oh nvm i dont know what im talking about. He didnt get any waves ; )
Cameron Cushman
that looks like so much fun
here is what southside boynton inlet has for us today down here
david is like torchering me by not sending me the pics that he got of me hahahah.
Hahah that sucks
Cameron Cushman
Woo !!! Nice waves, and pics.
I think I am planning a trip to sebas in August. The pictures of it are amazing.
Meg, your what we call a practice girl.
Haha, the email is sending now Matt.
-David Behar
looks like fun, nice pics
i'm ed.
Walruz get on aim. I want to see it
Cameron Cushman
I was about to tell you to get on AIM when I realized I was signed off, haha.
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Shut up about "Mulligans" already. A simple "Mulligans was good too" would have been fine.
All you guys and your "OMG this spot was sooooooo much better!!!1!!1......axe anyone"
Purple Snakes
looks good david. Always fun to make the treck and catch it good.
Purple Snakes
awww man that looks so nice. SATURDAY looks like its gunna be sick. nice size and clean. i bet you can find it thigh to waist clean in the good spots. i dont think i can make it out thoo.
frackin mom wouldnt let me go with you guys and now look what has happend. god damnit, only if there wasnt some jewish kid going for the trip my mom woulda let me go
mapdash you coming up tomorrow?
Haha, well you coulda gone today then missed all next week.
-David Behar
ok no one get dale mad now or his implants will start poppin out lolOriginally Posted by Mapdash
dave. what the heck happened to, "hey jesse, come along this next time!"
imma shoot you
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Sick pics David, can't wait to go tomorow.
Jesse, there was no room in the car, haha I'm sorry. I'm going again tomorrow then all next week.Originally Posted by jesse
-David Behar
dayum your pics are soo crisp, especially the first one. how was the skim around 4ish?
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The skim was prime in Vero. Bet it was in seb to
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sick pics! thanks for calling me chrith, you frackhead!
btw...baboon tomorrow real early, be there or be square!
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Nothing has the capacity to frame political debate more successfully than a good turn of phrase, characterization, or metaphor; nor can anything do more to pervert democratic discourse than inaccurate, imprecise, or misleading language. George Orwell understood the game and called its bluff more than sixty years ago. In words that offered an eerie forecast of the rhetoric of Vietnam, he noted that "defenceless villages are bombarded from the air, the inhabitants driven out into the countryside, the cattle machine- gunned, the huts set on fire with incendiary bullets: this is called pacification."
The elevator transported the visitor from the gray squalor of Jakarta into a bygone era: a bustling news bureau with seasoned foreign correspondents, photographers, a TV camera crew and a network of stringers. The only thing missing was the clatter of the Teletype machine.
A sign in the hallway read, "The Associated Press."
NEW YORK Barack Obama appears to have been the top target for press errors among candidates in the presidential campaign, according to regrettheerror.com, which posted its top media errors and corrections today.
The January TCA press tour became the latest casualty of the writers' strike. Dave Walker sent word to members of the Television Critics Association Monday night that he has reluctantly become the first TCA president ever to cancel one of the biannual press tours.
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NEW YORK The New York Times posted on its Web site today a lengthy profile of suddenly serious Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee that will not appear in print until this Sunday.
The Associated Press circulated last night a hot quote from the profile that gained wide attention, and then the Times put up the piece, titled "The Huckabee Factor." The quote AP used from Huckabee was: "Don't Mormons believe that Jesus and the devil are brothers?"
How can a local television station be more responsive to its viewers? One idea comes from KMOL-TV in San Antonio, TX, [now WOAI-TV] where the station asked its audience to help decide what stories it should cover. The weekly feature, called "You Choose the News," offered a menu of three or four topics that viewers could vote for, by phone or e-mail. The winning story appeared on the 10 p.m. newscast the following night.
How many times have you been advised to "people-ize" your stories? Nothing wrong with the idea, but in practice, it often means just grabbing some M.O.S (man on the street) interviews at the scene. Consider an alternative approach: Ask people to discuss the subject among themselves, and shoot their conversation.
If the question is "Does diversity make a great newsroom?" the answer simply and apparently is "no." Simply taking the Epcot Center, Small World, one from Column A, two from Column B approach to personnel matters will not give you a great newsroom.
While copy editors often lament that managers and others don't listen to their complaints, a San Jose (Calif.) Mercury News manager suggested [recently] that those barriers to communication are sometimes created by the copy editors themselves.
In an October 10, 2007 article on the Global Journalist web site, Andre Schiffrin laments the control French president Nicholas Sarkozy has been exerting over the press and describes the state of media ownership in the country.
David Halberstam was a 1964 Pulitzer Prize winner for his coverage of the war in Vietnam for the New York Times and best-selling author of The Best and the Brightest, The Powers That Be, The Children and many other works of non-fiction. Halberstam died in a car accident in April 2007. The following excerpt is from notes taken by CCJ Founding Chairman Bill Kovach on November 9, 1996.
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Two new citizen journalism sites are offering coverage of the 2008 presidentiral election, according to EditorsWeblog.org.
OffTheBus.com (OTB) is a project launched by The Huffington Post for the campaign. Arianna Huffington and Jay Rosen of New York University publish OTB.
In September 2007, Citizen Lab, a project of the Munk Centre for International Studies at the University of Toronto, published an electronic guide to help journalists and all international citizens get past Internet restrictions in their countries.
If newspapers and Web sites are getting increasingly local in their coverage to survive, shouldn't we also have copy editors become increasingly local? Instead of consolidating copy desks, why not have copy editors work more closely with reporters, not only in the main newsroom but also in newspaper bureaus?
The San Jose Mercury News is trying to get readers involved in an overhaul of the newspaper and its website. The interactive project "Rethinking the Merc" is an attempt to find out from readers what they want in their local news organization.
This is a great example of an organization making more than just a token recognition of the role the public plays - and should play - in deciding the direction of its local news provider.
The United Kingdom's Guardian news organization has put both thought and meaningful effort into assessing how what it does and how it does it measures up to the "high standards" outlined by the CP Scott Trust, which owns the organization.


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The Chinese horoscope holds the key to a better understanding of self and others, and to living a life of harmony. Master Zhongxian Wu explains how to find your power animal symbols, and how to learn from their wisdom. By fully understanding what each animal signifies, he shows that they can help you to find inner peace and live in harmony. more »
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Dating from the Tang dynasty, this unusual tantric guide documents a sexual tantra that is thought to have been practiced by kings for several dynasties. The ancient text, translated into English for the first time, carefully describes the methods of this sexual internal alchemy practice in beautiful poetry and prose, with explanatory commentaries. more »
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In China, the practice of drinking tea is about much more than soaking leaves in a cup of hot water. Cha Dao takes us on a fascinating journey through the Way of Tea, from its origins in the sacred temples of ancient China, through its links to Daoist concepts such as or non-striving, to the affinity between Tea Mind and the Japanese spirit of Zen. more »
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For thousands of years, the Chinese have believed that we are born with the characteristics and powers of an animal, depending on the month and year of our birth. Now readers of all ages can discover for themselves the fun and wisdom of this age-old Chinese tradition in this exquisite book by celebrated author and artist Chungliang Al Huang. more »
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Never before written about in the West, this advanced form of Qigong from one of China's esoteric traditions offers great cumulative benefits from regular daily practice. Master Wu describes the practice in detail, provides the mantra, visualization, and mudra for each movement as well as explaining the therapeutic benefits of the practice. more »
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Chinese Shamanic Tiger Qigong is a uniquely potent practice designed to bolster our health and deepen our spiritual connection to universal energy. In this DVD, lineage holder Master Zhongxian Wu provides detailed instruction in this powerful EMeiZhenGong Sage Style 24-movement Qigong form. more »
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Accessible and scholarly, this classic book considers the underlying philosophy and the aesthetics of Chinese art and poetry, the expression of the Taoist approach to existence. Chung-yuan Chang's always lucid narrative explores the relationship between the Tao and the creative arts, introducing classic paintings and poems to bring Taoism to life. more »
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For the first time in the English language, this book describes the philosophy and practice of Nei Gong. The author explains the philosophy which underpins this practice, and the methodology of Sung breathing, an advanced meditative practice, is described. The book also contains a set of Qigong exercises, accompanied by instructional illustrations. more »
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Chungliang Al Huang shares the basic movements of Tai Ji - and its relationships with nature, space and time - alongside stunning, inspirational photography by Si Chi Ko. The book promotes strength, relaxation and clarity, as Master Huang teaches how to unify mind and body, achieving a healthier and more fulfilling state of being. more »
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Go Ask the River is the haunting story of the female Chinese poet Hung Tu, tracing her rise from Flower-in-the-Mist to Official Hostess at the court of the governors of the Silk City, and her love affair with the poet Yuan Chen, against the backdrop of the scholars, poets, officials, and warring factions of ninth century China. more »
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This collection of songs and rhymes composed by Chinese acupuncturists was compiled by the physician Yang Jizhou in 1601. Used both as teaching vehicles and as expressions of the poetry behind their work, these odes offer a rich insight into the history of acupuncture, as well as practical indications for treatment. more »
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Now it's Obama's turn to play hardball and make clear to the GOP that he won't get pushed around with his appointees in his second term.
After January 1, he should make clear to the nation that he is going to appoint the eminently qualified Rice to be his secretary of state, and dare the U.S. Senate to deny him his pick.
The president should send an unmistakable signal to the GOP that he won't be bullied by anyone. He forcefully defended Rice in a news conference a week ago and publicly thanked her at this week's Cabinet meeting, but the ultimate sign of confidence -- and strength -- would mean forgoing the easy pick of U.S. Sen. John Kerry and daring them to stop Rice.
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