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http://www.WellMother.org http://massagenerd.tv http://massagenerd.com Sponsor: http://www.massagemagins.com/nerd Body-worker and Birth Educator,BA(Hons), PGCE(PCET), MRSS(T), DipHSEC, DipAPNT, CNHC registered, AOBTA®(Honorary)Suzanne Yates continues to work with individual clients, primarily from her clinic in Bristol. She offers shiatsu, massage and individual exercises sessions and works with clients at all stages especially: from pre conception, through pregnancy, birth and the postnatal period with both partners and their baby. She also works with clients,at all stages of their lives.When she is teaching abroad, clinic days can sometimes be arranged. If you have special requests for individual work, please don't hestitate to contact Suzanne to discuss your particular needs.Suzanne has been developing an holistic approach to maternity since 1989. Motivated by her first pregnancy, she began to deepen her professional shiatsu and massage work to specialise in maternity care. She established 'Well Mother' in 1990, teaching shiatsu, massage and exercise to women and their partners in Bristol, UK, to help them connect with the wisdom of their body.Following the success and demand for her work, in 1998 Suzanne set up courses for health professionals (midwives, shiatsu and massage therapists). She now teaches internationally, regularly visiting N America, Australasia and Europe. She has written numerous articles on the subject and has spoken at many international conferences ranging from midwifery conferences to shiatsu conventions. She has written three books: "Shiatsu for Midwives" published by Elsevier in 2003 has proved popular amongst therapists as well as midwives and has been translated into German, French and Italian. "Beautiful Birth" is aimed at parents (Carroll and Brown 2008) and "Pregnancy and childbirth; an holistic approach to massage and bodywork" is Suzanne's long awaited book for therapists which will be the text book for the courses. It will be published at the end of 2009 by Elsevier. In 2006 she set up a teacher training programme and currently has 12 teachers in training with her.She continues to work with mothers as well as professionals and this guides her to deepen her knowledge and expand her skill base. She works with women trying to conceive as well as women going through the menopause. Her passion lies with integrating eastern and western approaches to offer a complete health care system for women at all stages of their lives. She served on the National Health Service Maternity Services Liaison Committee from 1995-2000 and was involved with a practice audit on shiatsu for post-term pregnancy at her local maternity unit in Bristol, published 2005. She continues to learn from her students, the women she works with and through on-going study and research. She especially values the learning from parenting her two children Bram and Rosa, who were the original inspiration for her work.In addition to a degree in modern languages (French and Italian), she holds diplomas in shiatsu and therapeutic massage, a postgraduate certificate in teaching and has trained in antenatal and postpartum exercise with Elizabeth Noble (Boston, USA). She continues to deepen her shiatsu studies with Japanese masters in Europe.

http://www.wellmother.org http://www.massagenerd.com Suzanne YatesBody-worker and Birth Educator,BA (Hons), DipHSEC, MRSS(T), APNT, PGCESuzanne Yates continues to work with individual clients, primarily from her clinic in Bristol. She offers shiatsu, massage and individual exercises sessions and works with clients at all stages especially: from pre conception, through pregnancy, birth and the postnatal period with both partners and their baby. She also works with clients,at all stages of their lives.When she is teaching abroad, clinic days can sometimes be arranged. If you have special requests for individual work, please don't hestitate to contact Suzanne to discuss your particular needs.Suzanne has been developing an holistic approach to maternity since 1989. Motivated by her first pregnancy, she began to deepen her professional shiatsu and massage work to specialise in maternity care. She established 'Well Mother' in 1990, teaching shiatsu, massage and exercise to women and their partners in Bristol, UK, to help them connect with the wisdom of their body.Following the success and demand for her work, in 1998 Suzanne set up courses for health professionals (midwives, shiatsu and massage therapists). She now teaches internationally, regularly visiting N America, Australasia and Europe. She has written numerous articles on the subject and has spoken at many international conferences ranging from midwifery conferences to shiatsu conventions. She has written three books: "Shiatsu for Midwives" published by Elsevier in 2003 has proved popular amongst therapists as well as midwives and has been translated into German, French and Italian. "Beautiful Birth" is aimed at parents (Carroll and Brown 2008) and "Pregnancy and childbirth; an holistic approach to massage and bodywork" is Suzanne's long awaited book for therapists which will be the text book for the courses. It will be published at the end of 2009 by Elsevier. In 2006 she set up a teacher training programme and currently has 12 teachers in training with her.She continues to work with mothers as well as professionals and this guides her to deepen her knowledge and expand her skill base. She works with women trying to conceive as well as women going through the menopause. Her passion lies with integrating eastern and western approaches to offer a complete health care system for women at all stages of their lives. She served on the National Health Service Maternity Services Liaison Committee from 1995-2000 and was involved with a practice audit on shiatsu for post-term pregnancy at her local maternity unit in Bristol, published 2005. She continues to learn from her students, the women she works with and through on-going study and research. She especially values the learning from parenting her two children Bram and Rosa, who were the original inspiration for her work.In addition to a degree in modern languages (French and Italian), she holds diplomas in shiatsu and therapeutic massage, a postgraduate certificate in teaching and has trained in antenatal and postpartum exercise with Elizabeth Noble (Boston, USA). She continues to deepen her shiatsu studies with Japanese masters in Europe.

Like' us on Facebook - http://on.fb.me/mhECp2Sound Engineer - Nick SmithVideographer - Brian LevinAudio & Video production by Joe LynchPRESENTED BY LUCI RAUBeing in the music industry for nearly 10 years, Crystal is no stranger to writing, performing, and recording, having played across the US and Western Europe in the last 5 years. Now, she's poured her heart and soul into her brand new project, "Love Wins", released on Sept 23. "Love Wins" features Crystal's original writing, as well as collaborations with #1 Country writer and CMA award nominee Don Poythress, Dove Award winning songwriter Jennie Lee Riddle, Nashville songwriter and producer, Michael Farren, and others. The songs vary from fun and upbeat, to deep and reflective, and powerful and challenging. "They are all based on love, life, and relationships." says Crystal. "I write from my heart and what I have experienced and learned". Love is not the only thing that "wins" on Crystal Yates' new country fusion CD titled "Love Wins". That's because the genre of country music is winner since it can now boast such an accomplished, new artist such as Crystal Yates that blends elements of folk, bluegrass, contemporary Christian, and country to create a winning formula that is worthy of radio chart success.www.crystalyatesmusic.comTUNE IN AGAIN SOON FOR MORE FROM BALCONYTV AUSTIN!!!

http://www.balconytv.co.uk 12/02/2009PRESENTED BY LAYLA ANNA-LEEYan Yates is a singer-songwriter making a name for himself on the London acoustic music scene with his nu-folk sound. Originally from Middlesbrough, Yan has honed his style as hes busked around the world and now performs in venues all over London and the UK. Yan taught himself to play the guitar six years ago as he travelled in Asia and Australia. He spent two years fronting New Zealand indie band, The Stouts, but now performs under his own name, backed by a band with piano (Lily Shea) and lead guitar (Tom Nancollas). Check out the website below for more;www.myspace.com/yanyatesTune in again tomorrow!

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Watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Trailer - http://youtu.be/dbDcriA7E0w?hd=1 http://bit.ly/clevvermovies - Click to Subscribe! http://Facebook.com/ClevverMovies - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverMovies - Follow Us! Director David Yates talks about his new movie 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2', the difference between part one and part two, Harry's motivation in the film, Voldermort's vulnerability in the film, what he is most proud of from working on the films and what he'll miss most about them. 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2' Hits theaters on July 15th, 2011. In the epic finale, the battle between the good and evil forces of the wizarding world escalates into an all-out war. The stakes have never been higher and no one is safe. But it is Harry Potter who may be called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice as he draws closer to the climactic showdown with Lord Voldemort. Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Ralph Fiennes and Bill Nighy Footage courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures. 

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2, is the final adventure in the Harry Potter film series. The much-anticipated motion picture event is the second of two full-length parts.

http://www.starcam.comStarCam was at the Art Director’s Guild Awards where we talked to David Yates about the relationship between Production Designer and Director, how much he enjoys working with Stuart Craig, and how he came to direct the final “Harry Potter” films.

Outgoing Assistant Commissioner of London Metropolitan Police John Yates says that despite resigning he has a clear conscience. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).