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Time
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Thời gian
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Monday
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Thứ 2
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Tuesday
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Thứ 3
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Webnesday
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Thứ 4
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Thursday
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Thứ 5
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Friday
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Thứ 6
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Saturday
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Thứ 7
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Sunday
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Chủ nhật
|20/05/2013||21/05/2013||22/05/2013||23/05/2013||24/05/2013||25/05/2013||26/05/2013|
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|10:15 - 11: 15 |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl |
|BELLY DANCE L1 Lâm |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Ryl
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|15:00 - 15:30 |
|POWER CORE L3 (studio 2) Michelle
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|15:00 - 15:50 |
|SHAPE UP L2 Michelle |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Ryl
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|16:00 - 16:50 |
|SHAPE UP AL Michelle |
|SHAPE UP AL Hana
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|17:00 - 17:30 |
|POWER CORE L3 (studio 2) Ryl |
|10-10-10 L3 Ryl |
|10-10-10 L3 Ryl
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|17:00 - 17:50 |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl |
|SEXY BIKINI AL Michelle
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|18:00- 18:50 |
|BODY JAM L1 Ryl |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|ZUMBA L3 Michelle |
|BODY JAM L2 Ryl |
|BODY COMBAT L2 Hana |
|BODY COMBAT L2 Ryl
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|19:00 - 19:30 |
|BUMS & TUMS L3 Ryl |
|POWER CORE L3 Hana
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Time
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Thời gian
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Monday
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Thứ 2
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Tuesday
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Thứ 3
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Webnesday
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Thứ 4
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Thursday
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Thứ 5
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Friday
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Thứ 6
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Saturday
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Thứ 7
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Sunday
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Chủ nhật
|13/05/2013||14/05/2013||15/05/2013||16/05/2013||17/05/2013||18/05/2013||19/05/2013|
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|10:15 - 11: 15 |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl |
|BELLY DANCE L1 Lâm |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Ryl
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|15:00 - 15:30 |
|POWER CORE L3 (studio 2) Michelle
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|15:00 - 15:50 |
|SHAPE UP AL Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L2 Hana
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|16:00 - 16:50 |
|SHAPE UP AL Michelle |
|POWER CORE L3 (30mins) Hana
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|17:00 - 17:30 |
|POWER CORE L3 (studio 2) Ryl |
|10-10-10 L3 Ryl
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|17:00 - 17:50 |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl |
|BODY JAM L1 Hana
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|18:00- 18:50 |
|BODY JAM L1 Ryl |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|ZUMBA L3 Michelle |
|BODY JAM L2 Ryl |
|BODY COMBAT L2 Hana |
|SEXY BIKINI AL Michelle
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|19:00 - 19:30 |
|BUMS & TUMS L3 Ryl |
|POWER CORE L3 Hana
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Time
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Thời gian
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Monday
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Thứ 2
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Tuesday
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Thứ 3
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Webnesday
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Thứ 4
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Thursday
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Thứ 5
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Friday
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Thứ 6
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Saturday
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Thứ 7
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Sunday
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Chủ nhật
|06/05/2013||07/05/2013||08/05/2013||09/05/2013||10/05/2013||11/05/2013||12/05/2013|
|
|10:15 - 11: 15 |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl |
|BELLY DANCE L1 Lâm |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Ryl
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|15:00 - 15:30 |
|POWER CORE L3 (studio 2) Michelle
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|15:00 - 15:50 |
|SHAPE UP AL Ryl |
|SHAPE UP AL Michelle |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Ryl
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|16:00 - 16:50 |
|SHAPE UP AL Michelle |
|POWER CORE L3 (30mins) Michelle
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|17:00 - 17:30 |
|POWER CORE L3 (studio 2) Ryl |
|10-10-10 L3 Ryl |
|10-10-10 L3 Ryl
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|17:00 - 17:50 |
|POWER CORE L2 Hana |
|BODY JAM L1 Hana
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|18:00- 18:50 |
|BODY JAM L1 Ryl |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|ZUMBA L3 Michelle |
|BODY JAM L2 Ryl |
|SEXY BIKINI AL Michelle |
|BODY COMBAT AL Ryl
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|19:00 - 19:30 |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Hana |
|POWER CORE L3 Hana
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Time
|
Thời gian
|
Monday
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Thứ 2
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Tuesday
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Thứ 3
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Webnesday
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Thứ 4
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Thursday
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Thứ 5
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Friday
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Thứ 6
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Saturday
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Thứ 7
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Sunday
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Chủ nhật
|20/05/2013||21/05/2013||22/05/2013||23/05/2013||24/05/2013||25/05/2013||26/05/2013|
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|06:30 - 07: 30 |
|YOGA AL
Asana+Pranayama
Master. Raj
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Raj
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|YOGA AL
Asana+Pranayama
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L1
Sun-Salutation
Master. Praveen
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|09:00 - 10:00 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Raj
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|YOGA AL
Hatha
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|10:15 - 11:15 |
|YOGA L3
Yoga Flow
Master. Praveen
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|11:30 - 12: 30 |
|YOGA L2
Back Bend
Master. Raj
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|YOGA L3
Balancing
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Weight loss
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Hatha
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L3
Astanga-1
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L3
Sun-Salutation
Master. Praveen
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|15:00-15:50 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|16:00 - 16:50 |
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Twisting
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Traditional Yoga
Master. Raj
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|17:00 - 17:50 |
|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L2
Yoga Flow
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Shivananda
Master. Raj
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|18:00 - 18:50 |
|YOGA L4
Moon-Salutation
Master. Praveen
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|19:00-20:00 |
|YOGA L3
Back Bend
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L4
Power Yoga
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L3
Astanga-1
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L3
Twisting
Master. Praveen
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Time
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Thời gian
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Monday
|
Thứ 2
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Tuesday
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Thứ 3
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Webnesday
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Thứ 4
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Thursday
|
Thứ 5
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Friday
|
Thứ 6
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Saturday
|
Thứ 7
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Sunday
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Chủ nhật
|13/05/2013||14/05/2013||15/05/2013||16/05/2013||17/05/2013||18/05/2013||19/05/2013|
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|06:30 - 07: 30 |
|YOGA AL
Asana+Pranayama
Master. Raj
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Raj
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|YOGA AL
Asana+Pranayama
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L1
Sun-Salutation
Master. Praveen
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|09:00 - 10:00 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Raj
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|YOGA AL
Hatha
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|10:15 - 11:15 |
|YOGA L3
Yoga Flow
Master. Praveen
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|11:30 - 12: 30 |
|YOGA L2
Shivananda
Master. Raj
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|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Weight loss
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Hatha
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L3
Astanga-1
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L3
Sun-Salutation
Master. Praveen
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|15:00-15:50 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|16:00 - 16:50 |
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Twisting
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Praveen
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|17:00 - 17:50 |
|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L2
Weight loss
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L3
Balancing
Master. Praveen
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|18:00 - 18:50 |
|YOGA L4
Moon-Salutation
Master. Praveen
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|19:00-20:00 |
|YOGA L3
Back Bend
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L4
Power Yoga
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L3
Astanga-1
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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Time
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Thời gian
|
Monday
|
Thứ 2
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Tuesday
|
Thứ 3
|
Webnesday
|
Thứ 4
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Thursday
|
Thứ 5
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Friday
|
Thứ 6
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Saturday
|
Thứ 7
|
Sunday
|
Chủ nhật
|06/05/2013||07/05/2013||08/05/2013||09/05/2013||10/05/2013||11/05/2013||12/05/2013|
|
|06:30 - 07: 30 |
|YOGA AL
Asana+Pranayama
Master. Raj
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Raj
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|YOGA AL
Asana+Pranayama
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA L1
Sun-Salutation
Master. Praveen
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|09:00 - 10:00 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Raj
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|YOGA AL
Hatha
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|10:15 - 11:15 |
|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|11:30 - 12: 30 |
|YOGA L2
Shivananda
Master. Raj
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|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L2
Weight loss
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA AL
Hatha
Master. Purnna
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|YOGA L3
Astanga-1
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA L3
Sun-Salutation
Master. Praveen
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|15:00-15:50 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Praveen
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|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
|
|16:00 - 16:50 |
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
|
|YOGA L2
Twisting
Master. Praveen
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
|
|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Praveen
|
|17:00 - 17:50 |
|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Praveen
|
|YOGA L2
Shivananda
Master. Raj
|
|YOGA L2
Weight loss
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA L3
Balancing
Master. Praveen
|
|18:00 - 18:50 |
|YOGA L4
Moon-Salutation
Master. Praveen
|
|19:00-20:00 |
|YOGA L3
Back Bend
Master. Praveen
|
|YOGA L4
Power Yoga
Master. Praveen
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Raj
|
|YOGA L3
Astanga-1
Master. Praveen
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Praveen
|
Time
|
Thời gian
|
Monday
|
Thứ 2
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Tuesday
|
Thứ 3
|
Webnesday
|
Thứ 4
|
Thursday
|
Thứ 5
|
Friday
|
Thứ 6
|
Saturday
|
Thứ 7
|
Sunday
|
Chủ nhật
|20/05/2013||21/05/2013||22/05/2013||23/05/2013||24/05/2013||25/05/2013||26/05/2013|
|
|09:00-10:00 |
|SHAPE UP L2 Ryl |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Hana
|
|11:30-12:30 |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl
|
|15:00-15:50 |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L2 Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L2 Ryl |
|SHAPE UP L2 Ryl |
|POWER CORE L2 Hana
|
|16:00-16:50 |
|BODY COMBAT L2 Hana |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung |
|STEPS L2 Dung |
|BELLY DANCE L1 Lâm |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|STEPS L2 Dung |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung
|
|17:00-17:30 |
|STEPS L3 Dung |
|POWER CORE L3 Dung |
|POWER CORE L3 Hana
|
|17:00-17:50 |
|SEXY DANCE AL Michelle |
|ZUMBA L2 Hà Linh |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|SEXY BIKINI AL Hana
|
|17:40-18:10 |
|POWER CORE L3 Dung |
|STEPS L3 Dung |
|10-10-10 L3 Hana
|
|18:00-18:50 |
|SEXY BIKINI AL Michelle |
|BODYJAM AL Hana |
|POWER CORE L2 Hana |
|BODY COMBAT L2 Hana
|
|18:15-19:05 |
|ZUMBA L2 Hà Linh |
|BODYJAM AL Ryl |
|BODYJAM AL Hana
|
|19:00-19:30 |
|BUMS & TUMS L3 Hana |
|POWER CORE L3 Ryl
|
Time
|
Thời gian
|
Monday
|
Thứ 2
|
Tuesday
|
Thứ 3
|
Webnesday
|
Thứ 4
|
Thursday
|
Thứ 5
|
Friday
|
Thứ 6
|
Saturday
|
Thứ 7
|
Sunday
|
Chủ nhật
|13/05/2013||14/05/2013||15/05/2013||16/05/2013||17/05/2013||18/05/2013||19/05/2013|
|
|09:00-10:00 |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|BUMS & TUMS L2 Hana |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|POWER CORE L1 Hana
|
|11:30-12:30 |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl |
|ZUMBA L2 Hà Linh |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana
|
|15:00-15:50 |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L2 Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L2 Ryl |
|SHAPE UP L2 Ryl |
|POWER CORE L2 Michelle
|
|16:00-16:50 |
|BODY COMBAT L2 Hana |
|STEPS L2 Dung |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung |
|BELLY DANCE L1 Lâm |
|ZUMBA L2 Hà Linh |
|SHAPE UP AL Michelle |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung
|
|17:00-17:30 |
|POWER CORE L3 Dung |
|POWER CORE L3 Hana
|
|17:00-17:50 |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung |
|SEXY DANCE AL Michelle |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|STEPS L2 Dung |
|SEXY DANCE AL Michelle
|
|17:40-18:10 |
|STEPS L3 Dung |
|10-10-10 L3 Hana
|
|18:00-18:50 |
|ZUMBA L2 Hà Linh |
|SEXY BIKINI AL Michelle |
|BODYJAM AL Hana |
|BODYJAM AL Ryl |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung
|
|18:15-19:05 |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|BODYJAM AL Hana
|
|19:00-19:30 |
|BUMS & TUMS L3 Hana |
|POWER CORE L3 Ryl
|
Time
|
Thời gian
|
Monday
|
Thứ 2
|
Tuesday
|
Thứ 3
|
Webnesday
|
Thứ 4
|
Thursday
|
Thứ 5
|
Friday
|
Thứ 6
|
Saturday
|
Thứ 7
|
Sunday
|
Chủ nhật
|06/05/2013||07/05/2013||08/05/2013||09/05/2013||10/05/2013||11/05/2013||12/05/2013|
|
|09:00-10:00 |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|ZUMBA GOLD AL Hà Linh |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|POWER CORE L2 Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L1 Hana
|
|11:30-12:30 |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl |
|BODYJAM AL Ryl |
|POWER CORE L2 Ryl
|
|15:00-15:50 |
|SHAPE UP AL Michelle |
|BUMS & TUMS L2 Michelle |
|SHAPE UP L2 Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L2 Ryl |
|POWER CORE L2 Michelle
|
|16:00-16:50 |
|BODY COMBAT L2 Michelle |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung |
|STEPS L2 Dung |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung |
|BODY COMBAT L2 Ryl |
|SEXY DANCE AL Michelle |
|STEPS L2 Dung
|
|17:00-17:30 |
|BUMS & TUMS L3 Hana |
|POWER CORE L3 Hana
|
|17:00-17:50 |
|STEPS L2 Dung |
|ZUMBA L3 Michelle |
|BELLY DANCE L1 Lâm |
|AEROBICS L2 Dung |
|ZUMBA L3 Michelle
|
|17:40-18:10 |
|10-10-10 L3 Hana |
|10-10-10 L3 Hana
|
|18:00-18:50 |
|ZUMBA L2 Hà Linh |
|SEXY DANCE AL Michelle |
|SEXY BIKINI AL Michelle |
|BODYJAM AL Ryl |
|BODY COMBAT AL Ryl
|
|18:15-19:05 |
|BODYJAM AL Hana |
|BODYJAM AL Hana
|
|19:00-19:30 |
|POWER CORE L3 Hana |
|BUMS & TUMS L3 Ryl
|
Time
|
Thời gian
|
Monday
|
Thứ 2
|
Tuesday
|
Thứ 3
|
Webnesday
|
Thứ 4
|
Thursday
|
Thứ 5
|
Friday
|
Thứ 6
|
Saturday
|
Thứ 7
|
Sunday
|
Chủ nhật
|20/05/2013||21/05/2013||22/05/2013||23/05/2013||24/05/2013||25/05/2013||26/05/2013|
|
|06:30 - 07: 30 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Purnna
|
|YOGA AL
Asana+Pranayama
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Praveen
|
|YOGA AL
Asana+Pranayama
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Raj
|
|09:00 - 10:00 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Purnna
|
|YOGA AL
Yoga Therapy
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Raj
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
|
|12:05 - 13:00 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Purnna
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master.Praveen
|
|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master.Praveen
|
|YOGA L2
Shivananda
Master.Raj
|
|15:30-16:30 |
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master. Purnna
|
|17:00 - 18:00 |
|YOGA AL
Gentle
Master.Purnna
|
|YOGA L2
Shivananda
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA L2
Traditional Yoga
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA L2
Shivananda
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA L2
Weight Loss
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA L2
Traditional Yoga
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Purnna
|
|18:15 - 19:15 |
|YOGA L2
Weight Loss
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Raj
|
|YOGA L2
Back Bend
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA L2
Hatha
Master. Raj
|
|YOGA L1
Hatha
Master. Purnna
|
|YOGA L2
Shivananda
Master.Raj
|
|YOGA L2
Weight Loss
Master. Purnna
|
Time
|
Thời gian
|
Monday
|
Thứ 2
|
Tuesday
|
Thứ 3
|
Webnesday
|
Thứ 4
|
Thursday
|
Thứ 5
|
Friday
|
Thứ 6
|
Saturday
|
Thứ 7
|
Sunday
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PR- 138-07
May 7, 2007
MAYOR BLOOMBERG RELEASES 2005 CAMPAIGN ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT
Administration is Fulfilling 96% of Promises Made During 2005 Campaign
Citizens Union Asks All Candidates to Follow Mayor's Lead and Submit Public Self-Evaluation
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today released his third Campaign Accountability Report, showing that nearly a year and a half after Election Day 2005, 96% of the 100 campaign promises the Mayor made during the 2005 campaign have either been fully implemented or are currently being implemented. In all, 439 of the 482 promises the Mayor made during the 2001 and 2005 campaigns - over 91% - have either been completed or are currently being implemented. The independent, non-partisan good-government group Citizens Union joined the Mayor to ask all candidates to conduct periodic self-evaluations along the lines of the Mayor's report, and announced that they will take such evaluations into account when making recommendations for public office. Citizens Union Chairman Richard J. Davis and Executive Director Dick Dadey spoke at the report's release at the High School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture in Ozone Park, which the Mayor promised to create during the 2005 campaign and opened last fall.
"When I first ran for office, I promised to be accountable to the public - and over the past five-and-a-half years, we have done just that. We are fulfilling more than 91% of our campaign promises - and that has resulted in 40-year-low crime, record-low unemployment, a historic affordable housing program, and progress in our schools system," said Mayor Bloomberg. "Over the last 969 days of my Administration, we will continue to implement the promises I made to voters during the campaigns. And if the proposals prove unworkable, we will tell the public why. That's what accountability is all about. It's great news that the Citizens Union - an organization dedicated to bringing out the best in government - will now ask all politicians to be accountable to voters by releasing self-evaluations."
"Over the past several years, the Citizens Union has more clearly defined the reform and policy issues, and the criteria, we use in evaluating candidates for elected office," said Chairman Davis. "Our actions today are but just one more step in our efforts to hold elected officials accountable for the promises they make. The issue is not whether one agrees with the promises made by a candidate or with what they have done to implement them. The issue is public officials making information available to the pubic to enable the public to evaluate their performance. We commend Mayor Bloomberg for his leadership in reporting back to voters how well he thinks he has done to fulfill his campaign promises so that voters have a more informed basis for judging him."
"Holding elected officials accountable for their pledges and actions has been a mainstay of Citizens Union's century long work on behalf of the public interest," said Executive Director Dadey. "By now calling upon elected officials to also hold themselves publicly accountable by conducting their own self-evaluations, we hope voters will have more information to better judge them against the promises made during previous campaigns. We believe that these self evaluations will serve as an effective tool in bringing greater integrity to the actions of elected officials and go a long way toward building stronger public trust in the affairs of government."
Since 1910, Citizens Union has evaluated and supported candidates for public office that are most capable of advancing the public interest of good government and political reform. The organization currently takes into consideration whether candidates live up to promises made in previous interviews with the group when deciding who to recommend for election. Now, Citizens Union will ask elected officials to provide evidence of self-evaluation - similar to the Mayor's Campaign Accountability Report - when making recommendations.
The Campaign Accountability Report includes promises on a wide variety of topics that reach across almost all agencies of City government - from improving education and building more affordable housing to expediting the redevelopment of the World Trade Center and infusing more accountability into the City's public assistance programs. Posted on nyc.gov, the report gives New Yorkers a chance to review for themselves the progress made on each promise.
In the 18 months since the 2005 election, 38 of 100 proposals have been completed, and another 58 are currently being implemented - meaning a total of 96% of 2005 promises are being fulfilled. Examples of 2005 promises that have been completed include the expansion of the affordable housing program by two and a half times, the creation of
The report also re-examined the 186 promises made during the 2001 campaign that had not yet been fully implemented during the first term, and found that the percentage of fulfilled promises rose from 86% to 90%. Also since that time, the percentage of proposals that have been fully completed rose from 51% to 68%. Examples of proposals that were completed since the last report include rebuilding a headquarters for the
Several promises that were reconsidered as of the last report were studied further and have been launched, such as the proposal to install countdown clocks to notify pedestrians how much time is left to cross the street, the promise to "beef up" the inspection staff at the
The report breaks down the proposals into six categories (see chart): Done, Done*, Launched, To Launch, Not Done, and Reconsidered. The report found that 38 proposals from the 2005 campaign have been "Done," meaning the proposal has been implemented, or "Done*," meaning the proposal has been implemented and work continues, 58 have been "Launched," meaning action has been taken to implement the proposal. One proposal is categorized as "To Launch," meaning a course of action has been designed and will soon be implemented. Two were "Not Done," meaning the administration has not taken any action, planning or otherwise, but still intends to pursue the proposal. One proposal has been "Reconsidered," meaning the administration has decided not to implement the proposal or has taken actions contrary to the promise or proposal.
For promises made during the 2001 campaign, 258 are "Done" or "Done*," 85 have been "Launched," and two are "Not Done." The Administration has reconsidered implementing 37 proposals from the 2001 campaign, although the intent of some has been achieved through other means. For example, in 2001, the Mayor proposed to use a solid waste transfer facility in Linden, New Jersey. The Administration, however, developed and secured passage of the more comprehensive, environmentally-friendly, and equitable Solid Waste Management Plan in 2006. Under the plan, the City's trash will primarily be transported by barge and rail using intermodal facilities, and each borough will be responsible for its own garbage. As a result, Sanitation trucks will travel about 2.7 million fewer miles per year, and travel by tractor-trailer trucks will be reduced by 3 million miles per year.
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Với thể loại ảnh này, cần có máy tốc độ lấy nét cao, ISO có thể đẩy cao mà ít nhiễu. Lý tưởng hơn là loại máy ống kính có độ mở lớn để dễ dàng làm nổi bật chủ thể.
Khoảnh khắc ngộ nghĩnh của bé. Ảnh: Nguyễn Nhật Thanh.
Lý tưởng mà nói, với thể loại ảnh trẻ con, người chụp cần chuẩn bị máy có tốc độ lấy nét cao, có thể đẩy ISO cao mà ảnh vẫn ít nhiễu. Ngoài ra, với các loại máy thay ống kính, như DSLR, Range finder hoặc máy ống kính rời không gương lật (EVIL), ống kính cần có độ mở lớn để dễ dàng nổi bật chủ thể. Tuy nhiên, thực tế là không phải ông bố bà mẹ nào cũng có máy "hàng khủng" để chụp cho con cái mình, vì vậy tốt nhất là sử dụng thành thạo thiết bị đang có để chụp đẹp nhất có thể.
Với máy DSLR hoặc quang trắc (Range finder) – máy dòng khởi điểm như Nikon D3100 hay Canon 600D cũng đã rất tốt, quan trọng là sử dụng ống kính khẩu lớn để dễ dàng cô lập chủ thể và tốc độ lấy nét tốt khi thiếu sáng. Các ống một tiêu cự 35mm, 50mm, 85mm có giá khoảng từ 100 đến 300 USD là giải pháp kinh tế nhất.
Không phải bố mẹ nào cũng có máy ảnh xịn, nên sử dụng thành thạo thiết bị đang có để chụp đẹp nhất có thể. Ảnh: Nguyễn Nhật Thanh.
Các máy có thể khống chế được độ phơi sáng (chỉnh tay hoàn toàn) khi chụp trẻ đang chơi đùa vận động mà muốn bắt dính khoảnh khắc thì cần giữ được tốc độ chụp không thấp hơn 1/250 giây (bằng cách mở khẩu lớn và/hoặc tăng ISO). Nếu tạo hiệu ứng chuyển động thì có thể để tốc độ khoảng 1/125 giây đến 1/60 giây, nhưng lưu ý chống rung cho tốt. Khi trẻ vận động, không nên lạm dụng hiệu ứng độ nét cạn (DOF mỏng) bởi trẻ rất dễ dịch chuyển khỏi khoảng nét, có thể lưu ý khẩu độ f4 - f5.6 là vừa. Phương thức lấy nét có thể chỉnh qua chế độ bám nét chuyển động, ví dụ, AI servo ở máy Canon, hoặc AF-C, 3D tracking ở máy Nikon.
Các máy du lịch tự động, nên thử ở chế độ tự động thông minh trước, nếu không đạt được tốc độ cao để bắt chuyển động thì chỉnh qua chế độ đặt sẵn, như chụp trẻ em, chụp thể thao hoặc có biểu tượng động vật hay khiêu vũ. Các chế độ này cho phép đẩy ISO lên cao để hình không bị nhòe.
Máy tự động có nhược điểm là lấy nét chậm, có khi tới một giây hoặc hơn nếu ánh sáng không thuận lợi. Vì vậy, trong nhiều trường hợp nên lấy nét trước bằng cách nhắm vào chủ thể và bấm nửa nút rồi giữ tay ở vị trí đó, khi khoảnh khắc đến sẽ bấm suốt để chụp. Dĩ nhiên, đừng bấm giữ lâu đến mức trẻ chơi đùa tiến lùi ra hẳn ngoài vùng đã lấy nét sẵn.
Chụp hình trẻ em rất khó, nhưng khi chụp được thì kết quả lại rất ngoạn mục, là một thử thách cho sự kiên nhẫn, sáng tạo, thành thạo trang thiết bị của mình.
Ảnh Tuổi thơ trong chủ đề Tuổi thơ em do Số Hóa tổ chức. Tác giả: Ngo Thanh Minh.
Chủ đề Tuổi thơ em của Số Hóa bắt đầu từ ngày 8/9 và kết thúc vào ngày 30/9 tập trung vào thể loại ảnh này. Giải thưởng cho ảnh đẹp nhất do Ban giám khảo bình chọn là một loa di động Altec Lansing M402SR trị giá 3.899.000 đồng. Ảnh có nhiều bình chọn nhất là một phiếu mua hàng thời trang Lewis trị giá 1.500.000 đồng.
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jakartacasual
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treatment eh? west midlands ob were the worst but would they change? would they bollox. they would goad and provoke then when people responded theyd act all shocked and say bloody hooligans...luton as well and oxford. anything we said or did no matter how reasonable the treatment meted out never improved
im a peaceful soul but i was threatened with a paddy wagon on the brum on more than one occassion for crossing 'their line'.
you need places like that. forget all this twee nice and suparb bollox...from such grievances are rivalries developed and shared memories evolve that bring you closer to the people you travel
far closer than the odd merit making trip on the way to an away game!
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I just want an explanation as to why you can't take in an umbrella but you can take in a 15ft flagpole.
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JC point taken fella but things are a little different here. I think paid fans and copycat super-heroes are enough to develop a rivalry with a corporate club , I don't need paranoid security guards and safety hazards to do that. I'm being slightly selfish as I'm planning to go up there with the family and the ban on plastic bags to hold water and whatnot is a true danger IMHO.
BTW where's the '*rude word*ney' option in Google translate? :-)
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Quote from: the_englishman on July 28, 2010, 04:28:54 PM
OK I'm going to speak to a man who knows a man who might be able to at least try and speak with the big bods at BPEA and prevent MTU fans getting the same treatment other teams have got.
So putting personal rivalries aside, please can I have permission from Dale, Vinnie and Andy to forward your reports of treatment at BPEA to staFf at MTU?
Your more than welcome to use anything I said, but I don't think it will do much. BG contacted the FA following our treatment and to my knowledge and judging by Dale & Vinnie's trips there, nothing has been done or changed.
The umbrella thing was the same with us, but a number of PEA fans had them. As I reported, there is no shade from the sun or the fierce storm that happened whilst we were there.
Whilst you're at it Greg, you can tell them where to stick PEA Man.
I did an interview for 'Have a nice day' on channel 3 today. I couldn't help but have a dig at PEA Man copying me, I hope they don't edit it out
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You and I are the same age, jc, and we've often talked about our similar experiences going to football (and gigs) during the 60's, 70's & 80's. I too have suffered at the hands of the West Midlands and South Yorkshire constabularies. The latter were particularly vicious during the pit strike in 84/85, especially when they saw my "Dig Deep For The Miners" badge. However, I don't think that heavy handed security is what is needed to add spice to Thai football.
Rivalries between fans will evolve naturally and, hopefully, will stay within the bounds of what is regarded as civil behaviour. I love the fact that I can drink freely and openly with opposition supporters, as I did with the_englishman on Sunday, before and after the match but still despise him and his team for ninety minutes. It's one of the attractions of watching football in Thailand.
I always enjoyed the "edge" of standing on the terraces in my youth, and that aspect of following the game is certainly missing here, but I much prefer the civilised atmosphere at games in this country.
The security staff in Buriram were completely over the top. Confiscating umbrellas from people who were about to spend a couple of hours exposed to the searing heat on an open terrace was/is just spiteful. The fact that they couldn't, or weren't even prepared to, discuss why they were doing this in a polite, civilsed manner, even when asked nicely, just made it worse. And not letting anyone take water into the ground is wrong on so many levels.
In my thirteen plus years of watching football in the kingdom this was far and away my worst experience. It's not even as if they had just cause. OK, in England when I was growing up the threat of violence was very real and the authorities dealt with it in a way they saw fit. At Thai league matches the threat hardly exists.
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It's not even as if they had just cause.
youre a football fan that supports a visiting team...cause enough!
to be honest i hate brollies and fell they should be banned from the whole civilised world. but not allowe to take drinks is a bit naff...were any on sale inside?
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Quote from: jakartacasual on July 29, 2010, 06:55:42 AM
It's not even as if they had just cause.
youre a football fan that supports a visiting team...cause enough!
to be honest i hate brollies and fell they should be banned from the whole civilised world. but not allowe to take drinks is a bit naff...were any on sale inside?
It was the attitude of the people at the club that I didn't like. Maybe being a visiting fan is "just cause" enough for the PEA staff to treat us the way they did but it's so unlike all my previous experiences of going to matches here in Thailand. You got used to being treated like scum travelling away in England. However, the opposite is the case here. Clubs make you feel welcome and, by and large, treat you like an adult. In Buriram we were all made to feel like naughty schoolboys by humourless, rude jobsworths.
You could buy drinks (even beer) inside the stadium but you couldn't take them on to the terraces. Beer I understand but water!! What is wrong with these peple?!!! They were even confiscating packets of crisps.
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Ha-ha! We weren't big enough to have a 'table of shame'. All our stuff was piled up on the bleachers on the left.
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Buriram PEA have confirmed that they will expand the i-Mobile Stadium from 24,000 capacity to 28,000 and they also have reached an agreement with Leicester City that in the future, Leicester City may send youth players to play for Buriram PEA
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Buriram PEA have confirmed that they will expand the i-Mobile Stadium from 24,000 capacity to 28,000
and they also have reached an agreement with Leicester City that in the future, Leicester City may send youth players to play for Buriram PEA
It can't be a coincidence
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Milan-Mandaric-close-to-selling-Leicester-City-to-group-of-mystery-Thailand-businessmen-article526667.html
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Buriram PEA have confirmed that they will expand the i-Mobile Stadium from 24,000 capacity to 28,000
and they also have reached an agreement with Leicester City that in the future, Leicester City may send youth players to play for Buriram PEA
It can't be a coincidence
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Milan-Mandaric-close-to-selling-Leicester-City-to-group-of-mystery-Thailand-businessmen-article526667.html
I would guess that Newin is linked with King Power
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Buriram's reported attendance yesterday was as expected close to a full house with 23,700 reportedly at the game. Pretty decent gate receipts of 1,390,440 baht and merchandising brought in another 1,090,990 baht. Compare that with the rather miserable gate receipts taken by the Army (34,960 baht) and a breathtaking 2,700 baht from merchandising! It's almost like comparing Chelsea with Chester City!
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If my team went round kicking people and kicking tables like the morons from PEA Buriram last night, I'd go and follow another team. Bunch of thugs!
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"Buriram player Dudu has suffered a serious injury after a reckless tackle and may be unable to continue playing in Thailand."
That sounds pretty drastic. Anyone know what kind of injury he picked up? Did one of his own team karate kick him or did he do lose out in a challenge with a table?
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Anyone a clue a why Buriram v Kalasin was not played today?
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After the recent Army - Buriram FA Cup tie, Newin was quoted saying the following to news website Not The Nation:
http://www.notthenation.com/
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After the match, Not the Nation (spoof Thai news website) asked Newin how it feels to be humiliated once again by the Army. In his normal tears, Newin responded, "I've been double-crossed. The refs knew what the outcome was supposed to be that's what I pay them for damn it! I can assure you that you won't see those refs on the pitch ever again. In fact, you may never see those refs ever again period." In other post-game comments, Gen. Anupong was asked if Buriram's loss might lead Newin back into the arms of Thaksin. To this Anupong responded, "Newin who? I'm retiring in a month don't ask me anymore questionsthat's Prayuth's job now."
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Quote from: lokomotive on September 02, 2010, 07:51:05 PM
Anyone a clue a why Buriram v Kalasin was not played today?
No clue why, but it appears to have been moved to the 15th.
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Indeed, it is.
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Tonight at the PAT Stadium was the first time I've watched PEA Buriram. I've got to admit that their fans were fantastic. They cheered, sang and danced for the full 90 minutes and were extremely well behaved. I wish I could say the same about their counterparts.
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I was also at the PAT to watch Thai Port play Buriram and will echo those thoughts of BKK73 above.
The game was largely uneventful, which was a shame given the electric atmosphere. A couple of chances for either side and one disallowed Thai Port effort was all that the fans had to cheer on the pitch.
I'm just guessing, but I think there were close to 8,000 today with about a third of those being Buriram fans. The allocated seating for away fans was insufficient for the Buriram support and resulted in chaotic scenes before kick-off when around 500 Buriram fans were prevented from getting in and watching the game. Finally, common sense prevailed and the small number of police present did their best to move some Thai Port fans to make space for the remaining Buriram fans. Most were able to get in and see the game, but around 100 had to make do with looking through the fence.
Thai Port fans showed their frustrations on more than one occasion today and a large number of plastic water bottles, plastic beer glasses and other objects had to be removed after the disallowed goal. If their fanbase continues to rise, they will have to learn to control their fans better than this, or their reputation will worsen.
As said above, a poor game of football which probably deserved 0-0.
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A goal against TP disallowed?
I don't want to jump to conclusions so can you tell us what you thought of it?
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A goal against TP disallowed?
I don't want to jump to conclusions so can you tell us what you thought of it?
No a Thai Port goal was disallowed, not a Buriram goal.
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Quote from: BKK73 on September 11, 2010, 08:50:40 PM
Tonight at the PAT Stadium was the first time I've watched PEA Buriram. I've got to admit that their fans were fantastic. They cheered, sang and danced for the full 90 minutes and were extremely well behaved. I wish I could say the same about their counterparts.
I was there too. I must say I love a loud and cheerful crowd, but Buriram looks more like a dancing squad.
Even in the last minutes, most of the Thai Port fans went crazy, Buriram (3rd) against Thai Port (4th) a very hectic match and the score was still 0:0. I would shout and go crazy but the last thing I would do in that moment is to perform a studied clap and dance choreography.
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Watched the game on TV - Sarayoot (TP) was clearly offside for the "goal". There were some interesting decisions from the officials though. They missed a clear stamp on Sarayoot in the 1st half by BP's #20 (on the same side of the pitch as the ref's assistant). Twice the referee awarded yellow cards to BPEA players for something that happened prior to a stoppage, yet allowed BP to carry on with the restart despite no obvious advantage to TP. I can't remember the first clearly, but I think BP ended up with a free kick in TP's half. The second time, a TP player headed a BP corner into touch, the ref gave a yellow to the PEA player for something that happened in the penalty area, then allowed PEA to take the attacking throw. Finally, Suchao (BP) and Mario (Port) bitchslapped each other, Suchao rolled on the ground like a girl, but no cards were issued.
At this point, a Port fan ran on to the pitch.
He was ushered off by police/security, who helped him back over the fence. Like walkoffs and punching refs, unless proper punishments are handed out (i.e. arrest for trespassing), this sort of thing will continue.
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The TP fan who ran on the pitch was clearly seen having a good go at slapping the Buriram player. Didn't make much of a connection, but the intent was clearly there. Not clever.
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Quote from: BKK73 on September 11, 2010, 08:50:40 PM
Tonight at the PAT Stadium was the first time I've watched PEA Buriram. I've got to admit that their fans were fantastic. They cheered, sang and danced for the full 90 minutes and were extremely well behaved. I wish I could say the same about their counterparts.
I did see Newin telling some of them to get back in their boxes towards the end.
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Quote from: wolfman on September 11, 2010, 10:15:55 PM
At this point, a Port fan ran on to the pitch.
He was ushered off by police/security, who helped him back over the fence. Like walkoffs and punching refs, unless proper punishments are handed out (i.e. arrest for trespassing), this sort of thing will continue.
They police/football clubs need to start handing out proper punishments to twats that run on to the pitch. I couldn't see clearly if the TP fan attempted to hit the Buriram player or if he ran over to call him a "buffalo" or something like that.
One of the things that I really like about going to Thai football games is that you can have a beer and eat food while watching the game. If crowds continue to throw these items on to the pitch, I think it's only a matter of time until they ban food and drink inside all of the stadiums. That would be such a shame.
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Quote from: wolfman on September 11, 2010, 10:15:55 PM
Watched the game on TV - Sarayoot (TP) was clearly offside for the "goal". There were some interesting decisions from the officials though. They missed a clear stamp on Sarayoot in the 1st half by BP's #20 (on the same side of the pitch as the ref's assistant). Twice the referee awarded yellow cards to BPEA players for something that happened prior to a stoppage, yet allowed BP to carry on with the restart despite no obvious advantage to TP. I can't remember the first clearly, but I think BP ended up with a free kick in TP's half. The second time, a TP player headed a BP corner into touch, the ref gave a yellow to the PEA player for something that happened in the penalty area, then allowed PEA to take the attacking throw.
Finally, Suchao (BP) and Mario (Port) bitchslapped each other, Suchao rolled on the ground like a girl, but no cards were issued.
At this point, a Port fan ran on to the pitch.
He was ushered off by police/security, who helped him back over the fence. Like walkoffs and punching refs, unless proper punishments are handed out (i.e. arrest for trespassing), this sort of thing will continue.
Suchao: absolute disgrace. Did a 'Rivaldo'. Went down clutching his face after getting a push in the chest or thereabouts.
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Quite an eventful game -enjoyed it on tv - Thai port shaded it but the goal was definitely offside - the guy who ran on the pitch also lashed out at the policeman escorting him off which was interesting - was allowed to return tho the crowd though. Weren't the Buriram fans weird again - no reaction to the game just doing their dance routines. How about those enormous red cards they all held up on cue. Those cheerleaders are loathsome aren't they. Doubt 90% of their fans even know the score most weeks. By the way I can confirm the Newin/King Power link.
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Quote from: glenn_pattaya on September 12, 2010, 11:15:44 AM
Quite an eventful game -enjoyed it on tv - Thai port shaded it but the goal was definitely offside - the guy who ran on the pitch also lashed out at the policeman escorting him off which was interesting - was allowed to return tho the crowd though. Weren't the Buriram fans weird again - no reaction to the game just doing their dance routines. How about those enormous red cards they all held up on cue. Those cheerleaders are loathsome aren't they. Doubt 90% of their fans even know the score most weeks. By the way I can confirm the Newin/King Power link.
Yep, I'm 100% with you on this one.
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Tonight at the PAT Stadium was the first time I've watched PEA Buriram. I've got to admit that their fans were fantastic. They cheered, sang and danced for the full 90 minutes and were extremely well behaved. I wish I could say the same about their counterparts.
I can't share your enthusiasm for the PEA fans. I'd probably be singing and dancing all game if I'd been paid to be there, too. Give me the edginess of the TP fans over the orchestrated 'Simon Says' routines of the PEA fans any day of the week.
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Quote from: BKK73 on September 11, 2010, 08:50:40 PM
Tonight at the PAT Stadium was the first time I've watched PEA Buriram. I've got to admit that their fans were fantastic. They cheered, sang and danced for the full 90 minutes and were extremely well behaved. I wish I could say the same about their counterparts.
I can't share your enthusiasm for the PEA fans. I'd probably be singing and dancing all game if I'd been paid to be there, too. Give me the edginess of the TP fans over the orchestrated 'Simon Says' routines of the PEA fans any day of the week.
The TP fans were shouting "ai hoi" at the Buriram fans. I had no idea what it meant at first but it's apparently a reference making fun of Newin's fat lips. Oh they're so cruel. Lol!!
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Quote from: BKK73 on September 11, 2010, 08:50:40 PM
Tonight at the PAT Stadium was the first time I've watched PEA Buriram. I've got to admit that their fans were fantastic. They cheered, sang and danced for the full 90 minutes and were extremely well behaved. I wish I could say the same about their counterparts.
I can't share your enthusiasm for the PEA fans. I'd probably be singing and dancing all game if I'd been paid to be there, too. Give me the edginess of the TP fans over the orchestrated 'Simon Says' routines of the PEA fans any day of the week.
We've already seen the BPEA fans join in at the Army game. Last night they were seated in the PAT away section which is in the stand, not behind the goal. It would have been quite a jump down, over the PEA bench, had any hot-head decided to invade the pitch. Had they been sitting behind the goal, as in many other countries, it
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Quote from: Vinnie on September 12, 2010, 12:07:57 PM
Quote from: BKK73 on September 11, 2010, 08:50:40 PM
Tonight at the PAT Stadium was the first time I've watched PEA Buriram. I've got to admit that their fans were fantastic. They cheered, sang and danced for the full 90 minutes and were extremely well behaved. I wish I could say the same about their counterparts.
I can't share your enthusiasm for the PEA fans. I'd probably be singing and dancing all game if I'd been paid to be there, too. Give me the edginess of the TP fans over the orchestrated 'Simon Says' routines of the PEA fans any day of the week.
We've already seen the BPEA fans join in at the Army game. Last night they were seated in the PAT away section which is in the stand, not behind the goal. It would have been quite a jump down, over the PEA bench, had any hot-head decided to invade the pitch. Had they been sitting behind the goal, as in many other countries, it
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have been a different story, especially as the slapping match would have happened right in front of them.
There were about 300 Buriram sat behind the goal where the slapping match happened. They were in there as their section in the main stand was full. They could quite easily have invaded the pitch but none of them did.
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I see only a small difference between the dancing and singing among Buriram fans and those at Muangthong. Even BG Glass and Thai Port have certain sections of the crowd following instructions from blokes/women with megaphones.
I'd get over it ... if you're too old or boring to join in, then don't bother. They are obviously enjoying themselves ... paid or unpaid. I think I'd want paying to dance and sing non-stop for 90 minutes too.
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I'd like to add that without all the dancing, singing and bang drumming, it would have been an extremely forgettable occasion. It was not a good match at all.
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I'd like to add that without all the dancing, singing and bang drumming, it would have been an extremely forgettable occasion. It was not a good match at all.
As I've said before - if I had to watch all those 0-0 draws, I'd want paying too.
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I see only a small difference between the dancing and singing among Buriram fans and those at Muangthong. Even BG Glass and Thai Port have certain sections of the crowd following instructions from blokes/women with megaphones.
The difference is that the other groups react to the match. Sometimes they sing louder, sometimes they stop singing, sometimes they swear and sometimes they dance, but it's relative to the match. It's a big up and down all 90 minutes long.
Buriram is nice, looks good, but it's monotonic and has nothing to do with the match. Watch Buriam lose against Thai Army and watch them win against Muang Thong, the crwod will do the same performance.
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i understand what everyone says about pea, but imagine if they never moved to buriram? None of this would ever have happened.
This current fans probably get paid and bring an atmosphere to the games, if they didn't have any support we would only criticise in another way.
They will get criticism from people who might want to be part of it and from people who like the tradition of playing in front of no one but have something they can build on.
Buriram, we give them bad press, but they have brought something mystical to the game this year, which has kept us intrigued, and no doubt will do again next year.
I just hate the day that newin pulls the plug, what happens with them then?
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Quote from: druryfire on September 13, 2010, 12:32:43 AM
I just hate the day that newin pulls the plug, what happens with them then?
And what about other clubs? So far as I am aware of, the only independed club in all leagues is Samut Prakarn. Anybody else is baked or owned.
As the majority of the thai clubs are linked to politics, we will never see a ban of them.
@ Tobi, I totally understand what you mean. And thats probably because we are from the same roots. Well not club wise. haha.
But the point is most of the lads here are english grown. Their culture of chanting and cheering is quite different from what we do have in Germany and now can be seen in Thailand. However, we as Germans always looked up to England and the atmosphere there. But we were ending up with (nowadays) that Ultra thing from Italy and Spain.
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Quote from: lokomotive on September 13, 2010, 01:37:00 AM
Quote from: druryfire on September 13, 2010, 12:32:43 AM
I just hate the day that newin pulls the plug, what happens with them then?
And what about other clubs? So far as I am aware of, the only independed club in all leagues is Samut Prakarn. Anybody else is baked or owned.
That is true. I do feel every season an RL club struggles, then they could pull out. But i guess at RL level clubs are formed just to take part, they don't care too much about the end result.
As for the TPL, too few clubs are owned by very small perentages. What happens when Newin calls it a day? When TOT get fed up. When the Army/Police/Navy decide football is not what they want to be associated with, especially if they don't win anything and never get in the top half.
The TPL has far too many clubs that could just walk away one day. Below the TPL, it is far more stable.
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I don't worry about Army/Police/Navy. They have been there for ages and will be. But taken BU, what happen if True is loosing the interest? What about Chonburi, PU, PEA (as you named) ? If you look at Sisaket, there is a big ad board close to the pitch showing a regional politican I guess, something that scares me. Surely we do have the same in Germany. That local politicans aree involved in local clubs, but thats only for clubs very far down the pyramid. Mostly at bottom.
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I see only a small difference between the dancing and singing among Buriram fans and those at Muangthong.
I agree!
Quote from: BKK_Mackem on September 12, 2010, 02:49:35 PM
I see only a small difference between the dancing and singing among Buriram fans and those at Muangthong. Even BG Glass and Thai Port have certain sections of the crowd following instructions from blokes/women with megaphones.
I'd get over it ... if you're too old or boring to join in, then don't bother. They are obviously enjoying themselves ... paid or unpaid. I think I'd want paying to dance and sing non-stop for 90 minutes too.
I don't want to get over it. We finally have a proper hateable local rival!
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Quote from: BKK_Mackem on September 12, 2010, 02:49:35 PM
I'd get over it ... if you're too old or boring to join in, then don't bother. They are obviously enjoying themselves ... paid or unpaid. I think I'd want paying to dance and sing non-stop for 90 minutes too.
I don't want to get over it. We finally have a proper hateable local rival!
Does it count as a rivalry if the other team is two divisions higher, and probably doesn't know you exist?
Or did you mean mini-PEA? (Who may only be a division higher next year
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Quote from: wolfman on September 13, 2010, 10:15:45 AM
Quote from: Vinnie on September 13, 2010, 09:49:41 AM
Quote from: BKK_Mackem on September 12, 2010, 02:49:35 PM
I'd get over it ... if you're too old or boring to join in, then don't bother. They are obviously enjoying themselves ... paid or unpaid. I think I'd want paying to dance and sing non-stop for 90 minutes too.
I don't want to get over it. We finally have a proper hateable local rival!
Does it count as a rivalry if the other team is two divisions higher, and probably doesn't know you exist?
Or did you mean mini-PEA? (Who may only be a division higher next year
They are one and the same. I think of it as one Buriram club with two teams.
Not being in the same division doesn't necessarily dampen the animosity. Just ask Port Vale fans what they think of Stoke, or Oldham fans what they think of Man City!
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Quote from: BKK_Mackem on September 12, 2010, 02:49:35 PM
I see only a small difference between the dancing and singing among Buriram fans and those at Muangthong. Even BG Glass and Thai Port have certain sections of the crowd following instructions from blokes/women with megaphones.
It would be nonsense to think that the Buriram fans don't acknowledge the fact that
The difference is that the other groups react to the match. Sometimes they sing louder, sometimes they stop singing, sometimes they swear and sometimes they dance, but it's relative to the match. It's a big up and down all 90 minutes long.
Buriram is nice, looks good, but it's monotonic and has nothing to do with the match. Watch Buriam lose against Thai Army and watch them win against Muang Thong, the crwod will do the same performance.
Fair enough, but I've witnessed similar things at Muangthong and Bangkok Glass where the chanting continues amid actual goalmouth action. Buriram's actions are exaggerated largely because there are many more of them. Ask yourself why thousands of fans in England sometimes chant 'Blah blah blah' in unison when they are losing 4-0. Doesn't make any sense either.
I stand to be corrected, but here it is much more the culture to back the team throughout and the songs rarely reflect antagonism towards the opposition's fans. Although, if that were to become the norm, I think Thai Port's 'Klong Toey Army' would lead the way in yelling hostile words ... as was witnessed on Saturday.
Of course everyone is welcome to their opinion, but if Buriram's choreographed dancing and monotonous cheering irritates you, then there is always the option of going to England and listening to the long periods of virtual silence that accompanies many Premier League games. I don't want to sound old, because I'm only 39, but the football atmosphere in England is nowhere near what it was in the past.
Shoot me down if you like, but it is the atmosphere in grounds that improves the experience of a game. If you're the kind of person who would enjoy watching Brazil v Spain in an empty stadium, then fair enough. I would prefer to watch Thai Port v Buriram (despite the poor quality of tha game) or Muangthong v Bangkok Glass because the atmosphere creates a bigger occasion.
As the Englishman said the other day, it's all about opinions. Cheers.
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Big article on TLO about next season at BPEA.
*10 sponsors announced for next season:
King Power, Samart I-Mobile, Thai Beverage, Jaroen Pokpan Foods (is that CP?), Phillips Electronics, Hello Bangkok, Thai Air Asia, PEA, World Gas Thialand, Ford Corporation.
*Newin announces that Buriram's first season was a great success. "The original aim was to be in the top 4, but now we're looking at being runners-up, and we're confident we can do it". Then 10 sponsors listed above have given about 100 million baht to the club for next season. Of this, about 70 million will be used for the team, and the other 30 million for the cheer/fan club.
*Next season's aim is to win the Thai Premier League title for the first time. They will also need to find better players if they are to do well in ACL competitions.
* In the next 5 years, they aim to be a well-known club throughout Asia, ranked as 1 of the top 10 Asian clubs. They also have youth programs planned, and once their Academy opens, hope to send players to clubs in the big leagues in Europe, as well as Japan and Korea.
*PEA will also have a new manager next season, with Worawan Chidawanit replacing Pongpan Wongsawan. Worawan has been managing abroad for the last 11 years and most recently at Tampines Rovers in Singapore. It appears he will work as Head Coach for the rest of Buriram FC's 2nd Division campaign.
*Vinnie will be delighted that the article refers to Buriram as PEA's 'Team Nong'
*Finally. it appears that the new I-Mobile stadiom will be finished within 6 months. Once completed, it will hold 24000 people, and be the first stadium in Thialand that meaets FIFA standards. With this stadium, Buriram are hoping to host the 42nd King's Cup in 2012.
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Quote from: wolfman on October 05, 2010, 11:43:35 AM
Big article on TLO about next season at BPEA.
*10 sponsors announced for next season:
King Power, Samart I-Mobile, Thai Beverage, Jaroen Pokpan Foods (is that CP?), Phillips Electronics, Hello Bangkok, Thai Air Asia, PEA, World Gas Thialand, Ford Corporation.
*Newin announces that Buriram's first season was a great success. "The original aim was to be in the top 4, but now we're looking at being runners-up, and we're confident we can do it". Then 10 sponsors listed above have given about 100 million baht to the club for next season. Of this, about 70 million will be used for the team, and
the other 30 million for the cheer/fan club.
*Next season's aim is to win the Thai Premier League title for the first time. They will also need to find better players if they are to do well in ACL competitions.
Looks like 2011 will be another lucrative season for the 'fans' of Buriram/Buriram PEA.
Yes, Jaroen (Charoen) Pokpan is CP.
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Quote from: Vinnie on October 05, 2010, 12:52:01 PM
Looks like 2011 will be another lucrative season for the 'fans' of Buriram/Buriram PEA.
Yes, Jaroen (Charoen) Pokpan is CP.
Thought you might like that. That's also the second quote in the last couple of weeks about their 'first season' (I think the other was from a bigwig at King Power). They are aware they bought and relocated an established club, aren't they?
There is more to the article, which has now been added.
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Quote from: wolfman on October 05, 2010, 01:12:41 PM
Quote from: Vinnie on October 05, 2010, 12:52:01 PM
Looks like 2011 will be another lucrative season for the 'fans' of Buriram/Buriram PEA.
Yes, Jaroen (Charoen) Pokpan is CP.
That's also the second quote in the last couple of weeks about their 'first season' (I think the other was from a bigwig at King Power). They are aware they bought and relocated an established club, aren't they?
At the risk of upsetting some people again, perhaps Newin likes to think of this as "year zero"?
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Khoảng 14 giờ ngày 1.6, một chiếc ô tô 7 chỗ hiệu Fiat Doblo mang BKS 29T- 4961 bỗng dưng bốc cháy khi đang đậu trong bãi giữ xe gần đường Phạm Hùng (Q.Cầu Giấy, Hà Nội).
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Khi chiếc ô tô đột nhiên bốc cháy ngùn ngụn, một số người đã cố gắng đưa xe ra ngoài để tránh ngọn lửa lan sang các xe khác đang đậu trong bãi.
Bảo vệ tòa nhà Vimeco (lô 9E, Phạm Hùng) đã dùng nhiều bình xịt chữa cháy để dập lửa nhưng không thành công.
Một số người dân đã đập vỡ cửa kính để đưa vòi nước chữa cháy xịt vào phía trong xe mới dập tắt được ngọn lửa sau 15 phút.
Phần đầu của xe 7 chỗ hiệu Fiat Doblo đời 2004 đã bị cháy rụi.
Cửa kính chắn gió trước của chiếc xe bị đập vỡ để đưa vòi nước vào buồng lái dập lửa
Đám cháy được dập tắt sau khoảng 15 phút. Phần đầu của xe 7 chỗ hiệu Fiat Doblo đời 2004 đã bị cháy rụi. Rất may, đám cháy không lây lan sang nhưng chiếc xe khác.
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# Hoán-lia̍p-chú
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**Hoán-lia̍p-chú** (antiparticle) sī kóng kap bó͘ chióng [lia̍p-chú](/w/index.php?title=Lia%CC%8Dp-ch%C3%BA&action=edit&redlink=1) (particle) ê [chit-liōng](/wiki/Chit-li%C5%8Dng) sio-siâng, m̄-koh [tiān-hō](/w/index.php?title=Ti%C4%81n-h%C5%8D&action=edit&redlink=1) tò-pái ê lia̍p-chú. Ū koá lia̍p-chú ê hoán-lia̍p-chú tō sī i ka-tī, chhiūⁿ [kng-chú](/wiki/Kng-ch%C3%BA) tō sī; chit chióng lia̍p-chú tiāⁿ-tio̍h bô [tiān-hō](/w/index.php?title=Ti%C4%81n-h%C5%8D&action=edit&redlink=1). Pún-té ta̍k-ê kioh-sī lia̍p-chú kap hoán-lia̍p-chú ê chū-jiân tēng-lu̍t lóng sio tùi-tīn, m̄-koh lō͘-boé tī chit-koá si̍t-giām hoat-kak in bô hù-ha̍p [sî-kan tùi-tīn](/w/index.php?title=S%C3%AE-kan_t%C3%B9i-t%C4%ABn&action=edit&redlink=1) (T-symmetry). [Lia̍p-chú](/w/index.php?title=Lia%CC%8Dp-ch%C3%BA&action=edit&redlink=1) kap i ê hoán-lia̍p-chú nā sio pōng, 2 ê lóng ē bia̍t-bô, pìⁿ-chiâⁿ lêng-liōng.

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