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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by koatcue, Oct 6, 2011.
It's just... Oh my)) her score is HUGE - 63.71
YESSS! I knew it!! Julia is a special one.
I prefer her to both Adelina and Liza actually. Julia is the more complete skater with an ease and maturity around the ice that I can describe as 'a natural' at only age 13. Her potential is huge!!
They are all very different skaters too. Russia are a little spoilt for choice right now, the field is incredibly deep.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5RqMCinj88 (Round 1 JGP Baltic Cup 2011)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTkj4bY1ix4 (Round 2 JGP Trofeo W.Lombardi 2011)
Only thing is she's 13 and a lot can happen between now and Sochi. Like a 5 inch growth spurt and other things. I've seen too many dynamite 13 year old's who fizzled out by they time they were 15.
Wow, just wow, reminds me of Sasha Cohen, with all the jumps.
But I think there are other qualities beside her technical skills are superb and extremely rare at her age.
The expressions, the presentations, the interpretations, the use of the arms up to her fingertips, the smooth natural ease she made transitions between each elements along with the music notes, relentlessly and seamlessly are things you just can't teach. She got it all and at only age 13.
Even if if her flexibility and jumps were to suffer during the growth spurt, I think she got enough rare qualities to remain competitive. Her PCS is going to be incredible that one.
Seeing somehow Mirai were able to keep her crazy flexibility, I am hopeful for this one.
That cannot be stressed enough.
It's going to be insane competition at Russian Nationals in the coming years with Lipnitskaya, Sotnikova and Tuktamysheva all going head to head. Leonova and Makarova are going to be all but forgotten.
Last season Leonova showed the ability to really fight for her spot and was able to get second place in the free skate over good skates by Tuktamysheva and Lipnitskaya at Russian nationals. This season it may be harder but I would not count her out. Though I am just waiting for her to be Euros and worlds as the 4th place finisher at Russian nationals.
But all of these girls were younger. As I can see, they are getting better and better every year
I wish I could see Sotnikova's test skate. They say she has 3z/3l + 3s/3l..It seems she upped her jumps' difficulty a lot
The only thing that worries me about Lipnitskaya is her name. So far no Julia has been truly successful (champion in the seniors) on the ice. Call me crazy for posting this.
On the other hand her name sounds like the Russian variation of Lipinski which can't be all bad. Just ask Tara
and don't forget that as a Julia (Sebestyen) she could stay around for years!
remembering the other thread..how realistic are young skaters, what about us?
Past is not necessarily the best prediction for the future. Puberty Monster is around the corner.
Not sure if you can really compare two scores, from two different seasons....I like both girls a lot, but we will see what happens.
Well.... neither are predictions based solely on past experiences
She has wonderful skills but her program is so generic. I-spin, bad layback, Biellmann. Ho-hum. It's not her fault. It's the fault of the system.
Don't worry, Julia seems to have all the great qualities to beat the curse, if there is any.
os168, I agree with what you said earlier, I too think Julia has a special feel for skating.
As a lot of people have been saying for a couple of years now, Lipnikskaya is exceptional and I think she is just as good as Sotnikova and Tuktamysheva. I think all 3 of them are going to dominate Ladies figure skating for the next 3-7 years. I really cannot see Leonova and Makarova making the Russian team for the 2014 Olympics with Sotnikova, Tuktamysheva, and Lipnitskaya around, unless one of latter 3 undergoes a disastrous growth spurt or suffers an injury.
In last years junior grand prix, Sotnikova's best short program score was 61.32 at the Cup of Austria. The following day, she scored 117.65 in the free skate to give her a total score of 178.97. Despite the fact that juniors skate for a shorter period and have 1 less element compared to seniors (i.e. in the free program, there is 1 less element - junior girls do not have to do a spiral sequence. Furthermore, a junior free program only last 3 minutes 30 seconds, whereas a senior ladies free program last 4 minutes), this score was the leading score for either a junior or senior for practically half the season. If Lipnitskaya performs as well as she did in the short program in her free skate tomorrow, she could very well score in excess of 180.00. For a junior, that would be absolutely incredible! She scored 112.14 in her free skate at the Baltic Cup and she needs 116.29 to get to 180.00. Hence, just needs an improvement of just 4.15. She gained 3.34 today on her Baltic Cup short program. Hence, I think a 4.15 improvement in the free skate could well be in range.
Oher skating skills not withstanding, IMO I find her numerous side and back lift momentary spiral positions gratuitous, and self-indulgent. Holding one spiral for more than a second would be far more appreciated
well I woundn't say Julia's technical skill - especially jumping technique - is "superb" or great. I love her posture and overall skills but I'm not impressed by her jumps. Adelina could do better, Liza could do far better, if we're comparing these three Russian ladies.
ITA with qualities of Lipniskaya. She is the best talent since Yuna Kim, in a class above Sotnikova and Tukatmisheva just like Kim was against likes of Asada in my opinion.
One thing I disagree is about her uber flexibility. A good stretch is nice to see, but emphasizing it too much makes a program look like a circus routine and distracts attention from her actual skating. I would prefer to see her focus more on stuff like musical interpretation and intricate transitions.
I think Adelina is better than Julia. Adelina has bigger jumps, and I actually think her presentation is nicer than Julia's. Julias arm movements are jerky. The only thing Julia has over Adelina IMO is better spins and more uber flexibility.
Sotnikova and Tuktamisheva are excellent athletes, and I find Sotnikova to be in particular, an extremely disciplined competitor. But that's all they are, nothing more and nothing less at least for now. They get instructions from their choreographers, practice the same thing repeatedly, and put out the routine in competitions.
In Lipniskaya, I see a little more. I see a capable young performer who is paying details to nuances. I admit that these things are subjective, so I don't have problem with you having different opinions. One thing I'm pretty confident is that, jumping abilities of these girls won't improve that much from now on, but their artistic abilities will grow by leaps and bounds. If I had to choose one with the most potential, I will take Lipniskaya.
BTW, Tuktamisheva has better jumps than both Sotnikova and Lipniskaya, but as cliché says, there are other important things in skating aside from jumps.
I wasn't impressed with her before, because she just seemed like Robo-Sasha (all of the flexibility, none of the charm!), but her skating skills have improved a ton this season. Last season was just not pretty. She's still not up to Adelina's level, let alone some of the other senior ladies, but it's terrific that she's apparently dedicated some amount of time to improving them. It shows in her jump landings, now she's actually getting some flow out.
That is some funny comparison. I wouldn't say that! Lol... Kim and Asada are at least the same age and only few months apart. Had Mao been able to competed at the Olympics, Yuna would be there too! Actually given Yuna beat Mao by a massive 24.19 points at the world juniors championship 2006 happend around the same times as the Olympics, it would certainly makes her a far better contender for the hypothetical Gold people seems to have bestowed on Maos had they been both age eligible.
Julia is only 13, and 2 years younger than Adelina and Liza (massive years in skating). She would be just in time for Sochi I think.
If I was to bet, I would put my money on her right now.
For me it is about potential at this point. There are all sort of prodigies in this world. Those who are capable of executing great many complex skills at a young age beyond their years, and the even more exceptional ones; those made them these skills appear not as skills but a natural part of them. Julia belongs to the latter.
Yes the nature of performing these skills in public would appear self indulgent because that is what they are told to do, to showcase these incredible moves as much as possible rather than putting on a performance they have matured into. Actually the choreographer had given her so much to do in her program, at such relentless pace, does it really allow her time to think and express?
I find it totally interesting that her choreographer is Morozov. It felt her choreography and pace are almost an extension of his personality (including self indulgent new rich Russian men sort of excess. If you got a talent like that, of course you want to show off your latest toy as much as possible).
It felt like there are at least twice more contents and efforts when designing Julia's programs than what he put out there for his non Russian skaters like Miki and Florent, all followed the same templated format.
By the time Miki completed her super time-consuming spins, Julia would have gone up and down done completed about 3 or 4 things already. It seems utterly crazy and terribly exciting to watch.
If that is who Morozov is focusing on right now, I would not be surprised Julia will get her own pull within Russia especially given his popularity over there and her own talent strongly on the ascending. Let's see how well she does in her FS.
Tat has Adelina, Mishin has Liza... who will win?!!
Mao was pretty much burnt out at that competition. There were speculations that she didn't really want to be there. Can't really blame her after having great success on the senior circuit yet still made to go to juniors worlds due to her age.
I just watched this girl's SP from the latest event and was blown away. Her spins are amazing (great layback) and her flexibility is just outstanding. Even Sasha Cohen couldn't get her leg up that high.
She actually uses her flexibility to add to her transitions the same way that other skaters use their arms. Not many skaters can do that.
I think Russian ladies skating has really got a bright future, as long as they stay healthy and don't get injured.
Well yeah I wouldn't be happy to get my butt kicked either having just proven doing so well @ the seniors
Burnt out or not, results are results. She was burnt out then, she would have been burnt out at the Olympics also. At the same time had she not proven herself before the Olympics, she wouldn't even been mentioned here as a contender at all. It just to show there's no sure thing in figure skating, otherwise Michelle and Kurt would have been 2x Olympic Champions already.
How about Julia? So many things can go so wrong, at the time there are so many things are already so right about her. She need good direction and mentoring, otherwise she might very well get burnt out with the way Morozov seems to push her towards more range, rather than refinement especially her basics and need to find her own style like Liza seems to have matured and developed.
Julia has definitely made improvements since last season. I found her a bit annoying last season b/c 60% of her skating was pulling her leg up over her head...the flexibility features were impressive the first two times but by the time she did the same thing for the fourth time, it began to hit a nerve.
She's grown a bit since last year and her overall skating has improved as well. I still wouldn't rank her with Adelina or Liza T at this point. Her 3t-3t is nice, but it can't touch Liza's 3lz-3t or Adelina's 3lz-3lp...at least not yet. She's only 13 which means she won't be senior for at least another year or two, which is wonderful b/c that means she has a lot of room to grow. What she does have them beat on is spins. I hate her leg in her layback but I love her back position and that final vertical Biellmann thingy she does.
Artistically...eh, I'm not impressed by any of the Russian ladies when it comes to artistry or expression, though I do swoon over Adelina's Black Swan exhibition (awesome!). I think Julia (as well as Adelina and Liza T) would benefit from some better choreography. Her programs aren't horrible but I wouldn't call them good either...they're sufficient at this point. Her presentation is good for so young but she's still rough; just not as rough as some of the others. But again, at 13 years old, she has time to improve. Morosov as a choreographer is dullsville IMO and he's probably holding her back from developing as an artistic skater...hopefully she'll branch out at some point.
As with all of these girls, puberty is the true test. Julia definitely still has some growing to do, so we'll have to see if she survives that. We've seen a number of skaters' progress come to a screeching halt after puberty...so we'll have to see what Julia can do. For now though, she's the clear cut favorite to win Lombardi and the JGPF...
In terms of taking Adelina and Liza T on...Julia can be competitive, but I don't see her beating either of them. No one can touch Adelina's speed, height and power in her jumps, and no one can touch Liza T's technique and spark. I do think Julia has a really good shot of making the junior world team this year though...the three of them could easily sweep the podium.


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The next day we explored the main town of Fira, and then the old port. It's a really steep trek to get back to the top from the port so we took donkeys up which was more fun then I was expecting. The others had decided that they were going to get the next ferry to Ios. I wanted to go to Crete, but as there were no reliable ferries going there, I was to get a ferry to Kos and then onto Bodrum, Turkey.
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Longtime local radio host Ken Calvert will retire from his morning show on classic rock station WCSX 94.7 FM on Dec. 20, station owner Greater Media Inc. said this morning.
Calvert will continue to host a weekend show and write his "KC's Korner" for the station's website, Greater Media said in a statement.
He's been with the station since 2000, and replaced Jeff Deminski and Bill Doyle as WCSX's morning show host in January 2010.
Trudi Daniels joined him in June to co-host a rebranded morning show called "K.C. & Trudi."
Daniels will continue as the show's host, Greater Media said, with help from show producer and contributor Jim O'Brien.
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WCSX will do a week of recollections about his career and "congratulatory calls from listeners, celebrities and local dignitaries."
Since 1973, he's also worked at WWWW-FM, WABX-FM, WRIF-FM, WLLZ-FM, and WJR-AM, and spent 16 seasons as the Detroit Pistons' public address announcer, Greater Media said.
"This has been a dream job with a dream company," Calvert said in a statement. "I look forward to remaining a part of the Greater Media Detroit family. It allows me to stay on-air on a limited basis and have a larger part on our growing digital platform with blogs and a regular podcast."
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Named among America's Prettiest Towns by Yahoo! Travel—an honor it shares with coastal Monterey, California, and the deep-red canyons of Sedona, Arizona—Lanesboro in southeast Minnesota has much to brag about. Its bounty of outdoor diversions earned it Dream Town status from Outside magazine in 2004; its art galleries and theater community rival those of towns 100 times its size; and its citizenry has maintained a fierce (though friendly!) pride as stewards of this dramatic bluff landscape. Dubbed The Bed & Breakfast Capital of Minnesota, three traits reign supreme: rural charm, warm hospitality, and rich history—and Lanesboro has all three in spades.
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It has a bedroom with a very comfortable bed where you going to have very relaxing nights. The living room has a lounge area with a two very comfortable arm chairs, a TV and a dining area with a great view. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the things you need to prepare your meals, making your stay easier and perfect. There is also a bathroom with beautiful tiles and a shower. The flat has also wireless, air conditioning and heating.
You have also an outside area, a large terrace, the perfect place to relax, have a nice meal and enjoy a tastefully glass of wine, with incredible views.
This spectacular apartment, at the Granada district of Albayzin, is surrounded by the Alhambra and the Albayzin, a luxury for the senses at your fingertips.
The house is near the Mirador de San Nicolas, the Sacromonte, and just 10 minutes' walk from the Alhambra. For lunch you can find very near the house Albayzín restaurants and the famous tapas bars Albayzín, flamenco shows in Sacromonte. The coast of Granada is about 40 minutes by car and 30 minutes to Sierra Nevada. In Granada you can visit the most important places by foot, but there are also buses. The airport is just 30 minutes' drive.
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Very pleased with our stay in the apartment of Michael. All very clean and with wonderful views of the Alhambra. Miguel was very friendly and always willing to help.
Muy contentos de nuestra estancia en el apartamento de Miguel. Todo muy limpio y con unas vistas maravillosas a la Alhambra. Miguel estuvo muy amable y siempre dispuesto a ayudar.
Initially we had booked the house Cueva, but for a small mistake Miguel booked us another of his apartment (https://www.wimdu.it/offers/BM3RT8NV). We can only say that the change we loved it! The apartment is gorgeous and very quaint, perfect for a stay (even longer) to Granada. It is located in the Albaicin district, a wonderful area! And we loved the view that could be seen from the living room! Moreover, even if you are almost in the center of the city, is located in a very quiet ... It feels like being in another world! It is certainly one of the best holidays we have ever organized!
All'inizio avevamo prenotato la casa cueva, ma per un piccolo errore Miguel ci ha prenotato un altro suo appartamento (https://www.wimdu.it/offers/BM3RT8NV). Possiamo solo dire che il cambio ci è piaciuto tantissimo! L'appartamento è stupendo e molto caratteristico, perfetto per un soggiorno (anche lungo) a Granada. Si trova nel quartiere dell'Albaicìn, una zona stupenda! E ci siamo innamorati della vista che si vedeva dal soggiorno! Inoltre, anche se ci si trova quasi nel centro storico della città, si trova in un posto molto tranquillo... Sembra di stare in un altro mondo! Di sicuro è una delle vacanze più belle che abbiamo mai organizzato!
My husband and I very much enjoyed our stay in Miguel's apartment. Miguel was very nice and accommodating. The view from the apartment was spectacular! The apartment was clean and comfortable for our 2 night stay. The bed was comfortable and the WiFi was fast. Miguel was accessible by phone for any questions we had. We highly recommend renting from him.
A nicely decorated, small apartment, with a wonderful view and good location. In the apartment there is all it takes. At the weekend it was not always quiet night out. I was still very comfortable. Thank you!
Eine hübsch eingerichtete, kleine Wohnung, mit wunderbarem Ausblick und guter Lage. In der Wohnung gibt es alles was man braucht. Am Wochenende war es Nachts draußen nicht immer leise. Ich habe mich trotzdem sehr wohl gefühlt. Vielen Dank!
To wake up and see the Alhambra from my pillow was something special.
I had a wonderful stay at Miguels apartment - the kitchen and bathroom is "bijou" but very cleverly designed to feel like you have more room. the main bedrrom and living area is spacious with masses of space and hangers in wardrobe for clothes.
Bed - comfortable. Sofa in lounge area - alse very comfortable.
the apartment has clearly gorgeous views and the potted plants and flowers add to the ambience add the birds tweeting and you get the picture.
I spent as much time in the apartment and on the terrace as looking around Granada as i loved just being in the apartment. Watching wimbledon on fast boradband with no problem on BBC iplayer with fresh fruit from local market.
Kitchen enough space to do fresh prawn salads and fish meals.
Tip - there is a great fish mongers for fresh fish - go out to the main road - go up hill and take first right and the fish mongers on the right side, you will notice in mornings it is busy and popular and the woman there is quite a character and the fish and laguistines fresh and excellent !!
then go down the road and bear left until you get to a road called Moilnos (on corner of Cuesta del Realgo) - just on the right is a great fruit and veg market - get fresh herbs resomary, thyme and Parsely and use with your foods.
then go to the butchers called "Casa Diego" looks like a deli - also on the same streeet Molinos and get a Rib Eye steak ("Chuleton") - if you like steak - cant beat it for quality and about 6 euros for a thick piece.
I lived like this for the week, fresh quality food, fresh air and great views.
Steps to the top floor wont suite a disabled or older/unfit person.
Will be staying with Miguel if i go back to Granada. you will enjoy and a great place to work if you are a travelling worker like me.
Great location, cosy and proper apartment. The so-called 'Cave Room' is a bit moist, that's why we slept in the other bedroom. The shower is decent, but uncomfortably small and lacks ventilation. Washing machine available, but clothes take a lot of time to dry, because of the humidity inside.
The apartment is very cozy and very well located. We were very well
El apartamento es muy coqueto y está muy bien situado. Estuvimos muy bien
Very enjoyable place to stay with a grand view in a lively neighbourhood, not easy to find but safe. Miguel is a charming man, very friendly, keeps his nicely furninished apartments clean. Highly recomended.
Miguel nous a accueilli dans l'après-midi, comme prévu. Il loge juste au dessus de l'appartement que nous occupions, mais est très discret. Comme l'appartement se trouve juste au début du quartier Sacromonte, nous entendions en début de nuit, en bruit de fond, du flamenco. Pas gênant du tout... Mais c'est ça l'Espagne !
Appartement bien situé, mais ce n'est pas si facile que ça de trouver une place pour se garer...
La vue sur l'Alhambra est très belle !
Les photos correspondent bien à ce que c'est dans la réalité.
Je conseillerai cet appart pour la location.
Reservamos la casa por tres motivos fundamentales: alojarnos en una cueva, la conexión wifi y las vistas a la Alhambra. Pues bien, no pudimos cumplir ninuna de las tres.
Nada más llegar no advertirnos ninguna ventana que diera hacia la Alhambra y al preguntar por ello nos dijeron que "eso era en otro apartamento". La primera noche dormimos en la habitación que hace de cueva y nos levantamos LLENOS de cal del techo, imposible dormir alli. A partir de la segunda noche nos tuvimos que cambiar a la segunda habitación y menos mal que existía, no se que podríamos haber hecho si no. Además, tuvimos que pasar la ropa de cama de una a otra, puesto que sólo habían vestido una, obedeciendo a no se que criterio.
Por ultimo, nos fue imposible conectarnos a la wifi ninguno de los días y tampoco teníamos cobertura móvil. Esto último podríamos entenderlo por la situación de la casa, pero no así la conexión a internet, hoy en día muy necesaria, sobre todo si te vas una semana.
Por lo demás, la casa no estaba limpia del todo (suelo sin barrer, pelos en la ducha), el baño olía tuberías, el grifo del fregadero suelto y una de las lamparas de la cocina no funcionaba. Allí no supimos nada del casero a lo largo de la semana y eso que vivía encima. Ni toallas nuevas, ni ropa de cama, etc...
En la parte positiva, la situación de la casa, al lado del paseo de los tristes.
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So I went to the Parade yesterday and while it was amazing and I LOVE seeing a SEA of blue as far as you can see, we didnt get to see the city hall celebration.
I got to our spot on Worth & Lafayette at about 9am, it didnt get crowded til about 10ish, and by 1030 you couldnt move. We were right up on the barricade so I got to see everyone up close and I coulda sworn I saw Tynes put on a marching band hat and play the drums, my buddy has a great pic of it. When the parade was coming to a close I started to make my way towards city hall but EVERY intersection was closed and you couldnt get within 1 block of city hall, you couldnt even HEAR the ceremony.
In 07 we were able to make our way over to Pace university and get REALLY close to the ceremony, the cops had foot traffic flowing and everyone was able to see the 'STOMP THEM OUT' ceremony. This year we were getting herded like cattle into dead ends at every turn, NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly was waaaaaaaay too overbearing this time.
I wouldnt trade it for anything in the world, but I was pissed bout the city hall thing
and WTF, why were there no trains running to the stadium so us people that took public transportation could attend both, we had MORE than enough time to get from city hall to penn to the stadium


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Two people found dead in Ethelbert last weekend were killed deliberately, police say.
Autopsies on the two bodies have now been completed and RCMP say they consider both deaths to be homicides.
Police say the bodies have been identified as an 81-year-old woman and a 50-year-old male.
Though RCMP have not released the names of the victims, neighbours say the deceased are Elsie Steppa, who moved from Toronto in the mid-1990s, and her nephew Harry Jones.
They lived at the property together with multiple dogs and cats.
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HI everyone. I just got my Lenovo Y570 last Saturday. I asked my relatives from Singapore to buy it for me. I live in the Philippines. So I have a problem. a really big one. And I am kinda pissed off about it because I was so excited at getting this. When I first booted up, after about 10 minutes, it freezed. I cannot do anything about it. I cant use the touchpad or keyboard and the pointer freezes. It is a hard hang. All I can do is to press the power button for about 5 seconds for it to reboot. Ive been having problems for the first time I used this laptop. It always freezes. All I can do is to press the power button 5 second for it to work again. I havent installed anything. I dont know if it is a driver issue or not. What do you think? I really dont want to send this back to Lenovo because I need this for college. Please help.
I already tried that and it didnt work. I set it up agan from the initial state but after it freezes up again. So I tried to update some of my drivers. When I updated my chipset driver, the freezing problem was gone for about 2 hours. And then it freezed again. Today, I installed some drivers like in my integrated graphics card. For about 2 hours again, it does not freeze. But just now, it freezes up again and again. All I can do is to do a hard reset. I do not know what to do next. Please help. I really dont want to send this to Lenovo back because I really need this for my studies. Im not sure if its the drivers or anything.
Hi. Thanks for answering. I really want to do that but I dont know how and Im afraid the motherboard would be fried. Is that necessary? I really dont know how. Im just a regular student who knows about the specs. I havent tried updating bios before. Would one key recovery work if the flashing is unsuccessful? I really dont want to brick my laptop.
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I recently purchased an Lenovo IdeaPad y570 at Singapore, first day already encounter Hanging 5-10 Times, i bring the machine to Lenovo Service Center , and they do the full check and they can't do anything (Bad Service Center i ever had) , they give me diagnostic report, and said someone will call me to do Exchange 1 to 1 with my machine, but today i already must back to Indonesian, i don't know how the people who will do exchange 1 to 1 with me will contact me , can he/her contact my Indonesian Number or My Friends Number or Send Email to ********@yahoo.com (My E-Mail), i already call to Call Center (800-607-2047) From Singapore and give some detail , but i afraid that detailed not enough or someone at here have Singapore Lenovo Call Center staff Name Rendy (E-Mail or YM) because i talk to his with indonesian and smooth, when i already back to Indonesian, i realized i can't call to Singapore Call Center , what should i do?
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5K Run to honor Binghamton University graduate
The Binghamton University Alumni Association will hold the Kristen Faust Inspirational 5K Run at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, October 19, as part of Homecoming 2008. The event, which is open to the public, will start and finish at the East Gym located on the University campus.
The race is in memory of Kristen Faust, a Class of 2000 graduate who died unexpectedly in 2006. Faust was a two-sport athlete at Binghamton, where she earned both her bachelor's and master's degrees, and worked as a senior counselor. At the time of her death, she was training for a marathon in memory of her father.
Proceeds will benefit the Kristen Faust Memorial Fund, which provides a scholarship to a Binghamton University senior who expresses a strong commitment to social work and counseling. The entry fee is $20 for those who pre-register and $30 on the day of the event. Those who register by September 30 will receive a Faust 5K T-shirt. For more information or to register, visit faust5k.com, or call the Office of Alumni & Parent Relations at (607) 777-2431.


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The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), which supports sustainable economic growth and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region, has chosen Airbus ProSky subsidiary Metron Aviation in its efforts to reduce aviation emissions in the area.
The U.S.-based Metron Aviation will work closely with APEC, the AEROTHAI Thailand air navigation service provider, and the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) Malaysia to study cost-effective methods for reducing fuel consumption through Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) procedures – the joint initiative to improve airport operational efficiency via increased information exchange between key stakeholders.
With this study, Metron Aviation and its partners will look to find solutions for the area's growing air traffic volume by optimising capacity within infrastructure constraints, reducing airborne delays and balancing demand to capacity.
"APEC has taken a strong position regarding airspace optimisation and emissions reduction in the Asia-Pacific region," said Metron Aviation CEO Jim Gaughan. "Their region's air traffic growth is one of the fastest in the world, and they are taking measures to ensure capacity meets the rising demand, while actively considering environmental concerns. We fully support APEC's endeavors and are honored to work with all stakeholders to recommend and implement CDM procedures that enhance capacity and reduce emissions."
Founded in 1995, Metron Aviation is part of the Airbus ProSky subsidiary, which is committed to working with aviation industry stakeholders to build a truly collaborative system with greater capacity, better performance and environmental sustainability.


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