"Yo yo yo, welcome to the crib," he says, opening his front door.
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In [my parents'] eyes, all they see is, 'Yo, yo, yo motherfucker, bitch.
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Since shooting this event, Kasinger has sought out other yo-yo contests, including the Florida State Yo-Yo Contest in St. Petersburg.
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You hang out with smart people you get smart friends, you hang out with yo-yo people, you get yo-yo friends.
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Those people go to the European Yo-Yo Championship to compete for a chance to make it to the World Yo-Yo Contest.
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In the 26 years since the founding of the National Yo-Yo League—the organization that puts on many US contests—the yo-yo community has grown exponentially.
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We talked to Brown about his yo-yo legacy, the parallels between his craft and punk rock, and how you can also train to be a yo-yo prodigy someday.
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Sing Me Home — Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble
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The Music of Strangers (Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble)
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And the candidates yo-yo up and down in the polls.
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That's how some Asians beat inflation and yo-yo asset markets.
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The World Yo-Yo Contest has been held annually since 1992.
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There are also, naturally, lots of references to yo-yo dieting.
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YO-YO MA It's amazing to have a fellow string player.
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The cellist Yo-Yo Ma is broadcasting recordings from his house.
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Yo-Yo Ma's Silkroad organization is offering a virtual concert series.
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And at first glance, Yo-Yo seems like any other speedster.
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I'd love to work with Yo-Yo Ma or something like that.
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You just kind of yo-yo between too much confidence and panic.
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Like especially me, I'm such a creative person that I yo-yo.
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The yo-yo de-spin works by the same principle, only opposite.
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Joanne Raymond learned to stop yo-yo dieting — she lost 100 lbs.
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Thusly snagged, the friction increases exponentially, and the yo-yo flies back.
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Learn about the damage that yo-yo dieting does to the body.
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All week long, yo-yo enthusiasts will storm what looks like an elementary school auditorium stage in Cleveland to Walk the Dog or whatever until one champion will emerge victorious and be crowned the global yo-yo champ.
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" On Twitter, Tech Insider went with "a yo-yo spider stuffed with lightbulbs.
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Hidden between the halves of his yo-yo are tiny silicone friction pads.
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"Realize, too, that this yo-yo behavior is rarely directed solely at you."
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Just swap "ex" for "God" and the yo-yo fuckery is the same.
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Manny and Yo-Yo, you have been playing together for a long time.
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YO-YO MA Zhao Lin comes from a very literary and artistic family.
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Highly erratic "yo-yo" releases from the reservoirs will cause widespread ecological instability.
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Yo-Yo Ma and his Silk Road Ensemble celebrate a world of music.
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Yeah, at the time, the only people that were playing yo-yo were in their fifties or sixties or they were ten-year-olds, so for me to be in my early twenties playing yo-yo was a huge anomaly.
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The United States is one of 33 countries which hold national yo-yo contests.
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She also plans to photograph the National Yo-Yo Contest this summer in Chicago.
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Nothing compares to his calm and fun demeanor while showcasing expert yo-yo control.
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YO-YO PRICES The cancellation sent bond prices yo-yoing in the secondary market.
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He passed out fliers for the annual yo-yo contest at the Princess Theater.
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The group honored that year also included cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Maya Angelou.
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Lake believes it was in part due to stress, hormones, and yo-yo dieting.
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We know people are going to regain their weight and yo-yo back up.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Half Their Size: Joanne Raymond Struggled With Yo-Yo Dieting Before Finding Success
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The Turpin children were recently treated to a private concert by cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
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What recommendations would you have for someone who wants to learn how to yo-yo?
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Alcantara said she's always been a "yo-yo dieter" and falling victim to binge eating.
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This is how yo-yo dieting is made, because people feel like they screwed up.
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This is a very serious, solid enterprise, and you can't yo-yo back and forth.
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The yo-yo was the first of many things I failed to master in life.
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Taft had done his share of yo-yo dieting, seeking doctor's care with inconsistent success.
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EMANUEL AX, LEONIDAS KAVAKOS AND YO-YO MA at Carnegie Hall (March 4, 8 p.m.).
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THE MUSIC OF STRANGERS: YO-YO MA AND THE SILK ROAD ENSEMBLE (2016) 8 p.m.
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Most of the Inhumans we've met are generally good-looking — Lincoln, Daisy, Joey, Yo-Yo, etc.
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We had a lot of fun with Yo-Yo (Natalia Cordova-Buckley) coming back into it.
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Yo-yo dieting wasn't working, and she wanted to develop healthy habits that would really stick.
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Technically the first time I picked up a yo-yo was when I was a kid.
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When you spin him out, almost like a yo-yo, he unfurls into this terrifying creature.
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Yo-Yo Ma announced three selections for the Arts and Culture Mentorship Prize he is curating.
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You can see the rise in YouTube and rise in yo-yo playing as basically two identical lines on a graph, so if you just go to YouTube and find a search for "yo-yo tutorial," you'll find thousands of videos on how to get started.
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"It was like a yo-yo on his stick tonight," Minnesota coach Bruce Boudreau said of Granlund.
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I could keep going, because let me tell you, the competitive yo-yo rabbit hole runs deep.
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Since then, it's bounced around like a yo-yo with little to show for investors until now.
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The acts include a bone breaker, a sword swallower, a fire eater and a yo-yo master.
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In Tiffany's manicured hands, the yo-yo is reimagined as a $300 sterling silver and walnut toy.
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Critic's Pick Try not to smile when you watch Yo-Yo Ma and Wu Man onstage together.
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After years of late-night snacking, lack of exercise and yo-yo dieting, Taylor hit 368 lbs.
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All the music was live, and Yo-Yo Ma was just one of the musicians who contributed.
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Originally, I had it an octave lower, but Yo-Yo told me he could go even higher.
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SALONEN What really fascinates me about performing, especially when I see Yo-Yo perform, is the communication.
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The Yoyo+ has its name because it's as easy to fold and unfold as a yo-yo.
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Click here to view original GIFLast week, the 2017 World Yo-Yo Championship was held in Reykjavík, Iceland.
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Miller is hopeful about the study results and future research on yo-yo dieting's effects on heart health.
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No one is well served by regulations that yo-yo back and forth as the political seasons change.
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It's clear that Thumb Chucks wants to be the next yo-yo, or Devil Sticks, or Hacky Sack.
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Part of what keeps the yo-yo spinning for so long is also the weight of the frame.
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Suddenly a guy wearing glasses and covered with tattoos pulled out a yo-yo and everyone became silent.
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I spent high school and my early 20s rigorously yo-yo dieting, over-exercising, and popping diet pills.
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Trump's yo-yo on taxes this week comes amid warning signs of a possible recession on the horizon.
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Ness (Hancock stunt actor Tang Nguyen) lays down the hurt with his bat, yo-yo, and psychic powers.
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It's a yo-yo experience, you view it from a distance, you go in, you come back out.
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"Fred was a musician, so he understood how hard Yo-Yo Ma had to practice," Ms. Whitmer said.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI AT 22 SECONDS Watch out, Yo-Yo Ma — maybe they should be called Bach's Marimba Suites.
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"It was truly an honor to host the greatest cellist in the world, Yo-Yo Ma," Saenz said.
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"Just walking around, I felt like I might get smacked by a yo-yo at any point," says Kasinger.
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Kasinger seeks out subcultures like the competitive yo-yo world in order to balance her more conventional commissioned work.
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It had an yo-yo impact where they grabbed a lot of attention for a short period of time.
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North Las Vegas Police Officer Eric Leavitt tells PEOPLE the boy, nicknamed Yo-Yo, has still not been found.
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FROM PEN: Half Their Size: Joanne Raymond Struggled With Yo-Yo Dieting Before Finding Success Now around 163 lbs.
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But it could just as easily describe the joyous performance of its soloists, Yo-Yo Ma and Wu Man.
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Yo-Yo Ma may seem omnipresent at times, but he's still that rare artist worth hearing at any opportunity.
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Yo-Yo Ma arrived quietly onstage halfway through to join a splendidly diverse array of musicians, instruments, and styles.
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Master of yo-yo trickery, Ryo Yamashita, completes a repertoire of different stunts, using a whole collection of different tools.
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"I lost some weight, but then I gained more back, and it was just a yo-yo," Mirrione tells PEOPLE.
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The magic center of a yo-yo is a bearing—a bunch of tiny metal balls trapped between two rings.
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Like the penis, a yo-yo "goes up and down" – another pun, and like many of slang's efforts, gruesome stuff!
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"We don't confuse our customers with yo-yo discounts, sales, coupons, and loyalty cards that require membership fees," he said.
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"Yo-yo price swings have become the norm in the oil market," PVM analyst Stephen Brennock said in a note.
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The cyclone of exuberance that is Yo-Yo Ma tore through the Washington, D.C., area at the end of November.
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Things can yo-yo pretty fast on defense in the NFL—performance tends to be more fluid than on offense.
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"One time, we had Yo-Yo Ma and seated him next to this federal judge," Mr. Dershowitz told the magazine.
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This is second nature to Mr. Trump, who has played his party's base like Yo-Yo Ma on a Stradivarius.
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"We don't confuse our customers with yo-yo discounts, sales, coupons and loyalty cards that require membership fees," he said.
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The stock doubled the day her deal was announced ... but it's looking more like your typical yo-yo dieter now.
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They run the gamut from little-known alt-rock bands (Car Seat Headrest, Mothers) to legends (Yo-Yo Ma, Adele).
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As dangerous as the yo-yo is spinning at the end of a long string, turning hot dogs into minced meat, it's even dangerous when it eventually climbs back up and does the exact same thing to your hands and fingers, so Giaco used a special yo-yo-ing rig to play with the toy.
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Amid all the philosophized quandary, the existential fret, anyone would be forgiven for switching off and picking up a yo-yo.
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Acclaimed cellist Yo-Yo Ma implicitly rebuked President Donald Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric while performing Saturday on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Yo-Yo, MC Lyte, Salt-N-Pepa, Young M.A and Rapsody will also appear during the Hip-Hop-centric episode. E!
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The market does not deserve some kind of Fed-dispensed doggie treat just for bouncing around like a demented yo-yo.
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Is there anything more relaxing that taking a nice, long drive, playing with a new yo-yo, and bumping Kendrick Lamar?
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Click here to view original GIFEven the most basic yo-yo tricks depend on the toy's ability to keep on spinning.
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My husband and our friend drink beers, and we watch a professional yo-yo artist performing for the crowd with puzzlement.
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In others, starlight illuminates both a top and bottom surface of the disk, forming a structure that resembles a yo-yo.
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Next comes a new diet, and so the yo-yo effect—cycles of weight gain and loss—is set in motion.
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Such yo-yo dieting, where a person's weight fluctuates repeatedly, is already known to be unhealthy in people without heart disease.
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But Ben Conde specializes in a type of yo-yo with an unattached string, and does things that defy all logic.
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He played the big man like a yo-yo on a string and hit a loose-limbed jumper in his face.
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I understand your concerns about not wanting to live a yo-yo lifestyle, however, and it's a tricky balance to strike.
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But while Roma is a traditional Italian power, Leicester is a yo-yo club generally content to stay up another season.
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We knew it was March because Dan-Dan the Yo-Yo Man always came to town right around St. Patrick's Day.
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Some students have gone on to play with famous musicians, including the cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the trumpeter Wynton Marsalis.
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"I just think the season has been a yo-yo," said the veteran defenseman Andy Greene, who is the Devils' captain.
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It's tricky to rock a rhyme ,and it can be even more difficult to keep tempo with some crazy yo-yo tricks.
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After years of yo-yo dieting and feeling insecure about her body, she started upping her exercise and restricting her caloric intake.
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YO-YO, DOLL, BARBIE, UNO, PUZZLE, JACKS … TAUSIG: There's a bit more to work with here: UNO PIZZERIA (11) would be good.
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"This time around, it comes down for just a few days, and then it bounces right back out like a yo-yo."
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I don't know what it is about those two but I can just yo-yo for hours with either of them playing.
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While this documentary, subtitled "Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble," is lovely to watch, it's even more beautiful to hear.
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In 1999, Yo-Yo Ma left his 18th-century cello in the trunk of a taxi after a concert at Carnegie Hall.
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Kinan Azmeh, 41, a Syrian clarinetist in Brooklyn who is a member of Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Ensemble, applied in 2012.
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"Someone started the rumor that Yo-Yo Ma's sister was having an orchestra in Queens, and it was free," Dr. Ma said.
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When the yo-yo goes back up, you don't forget these comments because you now know exactly what people think of you.
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As he approached his 258th birthday in 255, a doctor told him that his yo-yo dieting was going to kill him.
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And for photographer Chona Kasinger, one of those regional tournaments—February's Pacific North West Regional Yo-Yo Contest—was too promising to resist.
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All year, we've seen the price of cryptocurrencies yo-yo based on news of tighter regulations, hacks, digital kittens, and many other factors.
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But these schemes are not only ineffective — yo-yo dieting can raise the risk of dangerous health problems for people with coronary disease.
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Plagued by yo-yo dieting and weight loss plateaus, Mama June decides she's going to get weight loss surgery, and the journey begins.
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For all the yo-yo foreign policy, the bad-guy list remained the same: China, Russia, Iran, North Korea and transnational Islamist terrorism.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that the economy added 224,2023 jobs in June, continuing the yo-yo trend in employment growth.
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Billy, as his family called him, was more of a jokester than a student and notably adept at playing with a yo-yo.
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Yo-Yo Ma won't be replaced by a robot anytime soon, but financially, I wouldn't want to be the world's 100th-best cellist.
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Back he goes to Daniel Wormald (the former yo-yo prankster Mark Proksch), his amateur-hour pharma connect from Seasons 1 and 2.
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People you interact with on productions might try to do some weird handshake — 'Yo, yo' [slaps his hands together in an elaborate routine].
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Additionally, yo-yo dieting in normal-weight women was associated with a 66% increased risk of coronary heart disease deaths, according to the research.
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Unlike rotating kitchen appliances, such as an egg beater or salad spinner, that are too slow to separate blood, the yo-yo was fast.
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They include close friends and rappers Danny Boy and Yo-Yo, DJ Mister Cee, Pac's first manager Leila Steinberg, music journalist Toure and others.
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Like many a yo-yo dieter, Unilever announced it would wash down the Ben & Jerry's with $239.3 billion worth of Slim-Fast diet shakes.
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And she's right—is it really different from a slap bracelet, a Rubix cube, a yo-yo water ball, a slinky, or silly putty?
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"In geological terms, the Earth's surface bobs up and down like a yo-yo," geologist Mark Hoggard of Cambridge University said in a statement.
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But, Masselink cautions, winters are inherently fickle, and average wave heights vacillate each year, "jumping up and down like a yo-yo," he said.
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And almost as good as his performance are the crowd reactions, who are clearly just as much at his mercy as the yo-yo.
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Unfortunately, there's no fancy science or belt friction equation that explains why Conde is so much better at yo-yo tricks than most people.
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Yo-Yo Ma, famed cellist, credited Mr. Rogers with his learned ability to be a public figure, Ma's son Nicholas said in an interview.
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Former President George W. Bush preferred VIP guests be entertained by Broadway casts, or classical music headliners like Yo-Yo Ma and Itzhak Perlman.
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Whatever the case, many of the low-tech assembly jobs are gone, and trying to restring the yo-yo isn't going to help anyone.
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On my way home from dinner, I bumped into Yo-Yo Ma, the cellist, on the Promenade, which is the main drag in Davos.
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It announced Thursday that its first class of inductees would include Louis Armstrong, Plácido Domingo, Yo-Yo Ma, Audra McDonald, Leontyne Price and Harold Prince.
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The Dolomites' rocks were formed at a time when the sea's level, relative to the land, was going up and down like a yo-yo.
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The Wrinkle in Time star purchased a 10 percent stake in the company in 2015, and finally found success after years of yo-yo dieting.
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This week's best break is the World Yo-Yo Contest, streaming to us today through Saturday from the Renaissance Hotel in the lovely Cleveland, Ohio.
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This was the era when a good idea with smart marketing was the dream: D.F. Duncan's yo-yo, George Parker's Monopoly game, Ruth Handler's Barbie.
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Otherwise, it's too easy to fall into a pattern of yo-yo dieting, gaining and losing weight in cycles and experiencing frustration or disordered eating.
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Brit Hume, the veteran Fox News anchor, compared the feeling to election night of 2016, a yo-yo of emotions for partisans on both sides.
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He visited all the grade school playgrounds, driving up in his fat maroon Hudson and jumping out with the yo-yo already in the air.
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Already, it seemed, she was being directed away from a solo career and into a supportive role for Yo-Yo, now the world's leading cellist.
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Weight cycling -- more commonly referred to as yo-yo dieting -- is the repeated loss and gain of weight as opposed to steady maintenance over time.
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In fact, Wozniak sold virtually all his bitcoin holdings when the price shot up so he wouldn't be compelled to watch the price yo-yo.
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Maybe it's all the complicated, tough-to-maintain dietary restrictions that keep people yo-yo-ing back and forth between being "on" and "off" keto.
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The consensus was that over a long enough period, I would slow my metabolism to a crawl and suffer the same consequences as yo-yo dieters.
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It's a time killer for me so if I'm just standing around feeling fidgety and I've got space I can always whip out a yo-yo.
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In addition to her workout routine, she credits giving up on "yo-yo dieting" with helping her find and keep a healthier relationship with her body.
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The spokesperson offered no details on what sort of data Boeing was after, but it's not surprising to see the test pilots imitating a yo-yo.
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"This is bad in the long run, as yo-yo dieting has been shown to slow metabolism and result in more weight regain in the future."
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Its teachers have included Ernest Bloch, Alfred Cortot, James Galway, Vladimir Horowitz, Grant Johannesen, Yo-Yo Ma, Alberta Masiello, Jan Peerce, Peter Serkin and Rosalyn Tureck.
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But these groups are asking for money from the same people who have seen their investments yo-yo up and down over the past few weeks.
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The cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the dancer and choreographer Jill Johnson, and the actor and now gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon appear to read and discuss poetry.
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For the bonus material — "dessert after dinner," Mr. Crane said — he selected five live tracks from the Yo Yo a Go Go festival in Olympia, Wash.
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After years of public yo-yo dieting and losing weight and putting it back on, Oprah Winfrey understands why some fans may not believe her 42.5-lb.
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The most skillful of them move out of their city groups to compete in state, then regional tournaments, culminating in the annual US National Yo-Yo Contest.
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"Yo-yo dieting can result in fluid shifts and electrolyte changes, such as potassium, that can cause deadly heart arrhythmias in susceptible middle-aged women," he said.
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"We are trying everything we can think of," Yo Yo Chin, 24, a university student who was volunteering and helping spread information and supplies, told BuzzFeed News.
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Don't forget that every time you yo-yo diet (or "weight cycling" as it's commonly called), it makes it more difficult to lose weight the next time.
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Rose posted a video of her dancing to a song by Indian rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh, and trying to pick up a few steps from Padukone.
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It sounds fantastic for classical music like soothing Yo-Yo Ma cello pieces, but the Fi803 struggling with bass heavy bangers from the likes of Major Lazer.
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There were four years that I placed in the top five at the World Yo-Yo Championship and then there's a contest called the Bay Area Classic.
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The celebrants were a cavalcade of popular artists, including Renée Fleming, Isabel Leonard, Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Lang Lang, Emanuel Ax, Michael Feinstein and James Taylor.
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The team was like a yo-yo, switching between strong seasons in England's second division and struggles for survival when it was promoted to the top league.
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Then again, to describe the heart as merely a pump is much like saying that all the cellist Yo-Yo Ma does is drag horsehair across wires.
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When Lois died on a warm July afternoon, she was listening to a cello piece performed by Yo-Yo Ma, whose Berkshire concerts she had often enjoyed.
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Acquaintances have shared a long list of uncommon names bestowed by the grands themselves: Atti, Lito (toddler for Abuelito), Bammy, Yo-yo, Dander, Dodo, on and on.
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Yo-Yo Ma visited the seven adult Turpin children in a California hospital on Friday for an impromptu performance, Corona Regional Medical Center CEO Mark Uffer said.
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Bollywood has also picked up on the growing trend in recent years, including tracks by rappers like Badshah and Yo Yo Honey Singh in many film soundtracks.
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He was sublime, surgically gutting Utah's conservative pick-and-roll defense with shifty yo-yo dribbles and a pull-up jumper you can set your watch to.
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It has also sold seasonal CDs, and "Artist Choice" CDs which featured favorites from big names like Bob Dylan, Yo-Yo Ma, the Rolling Stones, and Ray Charles.
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And if twirling around trying to keep the hoop afloat wasn't hard enough, he also performs the loop-the-loop with a yo-yo at the same time.
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MEDAL YO-YO In recent months, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has banned more than 40 Russian athletes from the Olympics for life and voided their Sochi results.
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The siblings were even reportedly treated to a private performance by famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma. • For more compelling True Crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine on Flipboard.
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Children can try activities including a Hawaiian version of bowling, the Eskimo yo-yo, the Inuit high kick, the Métis rattle game and a range of string games.
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"I lost 60 pounds then I quit dieting (always gaining and losing weight and yo-yo dieting and I was so over it)," Osuna wrote on her blog.
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Using his machining skills, he attached a bunch of razor blades to a high performance yo-yo, creating a toy that's possibly even more dangerous than lawn darts.
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But today, luckily, you can forget about all that and just immerse yourself in something that feels all too wholesome for 2016: the 2016 World Yo-Yo Contest.
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This intuitive approach gave me the energy and desire to a healthy relationship with exercise, the end of yo-yo dieting, a stabilized weight, and genuine self-confidence.
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By this point, the trio's music was polished, and some of the bite of its early singles had been quelled, but "Yo Yo" still had verve and snap.
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If Warren or Sanders won the 563 election, they would lose the next, and our nation would become like a yo-yo, going from one extreme to another.
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When he had famous musicians like Yo-Yo Ma or Wynton Marsalis on the program, Rogers would ask whether they played differently when they were sad or angry.
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In previous years, attendants have included Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, Bono from U2, Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Yo-Yo Ma, Forest Whitaker, Goldie Hawn and Yao Chen.
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His online photo albums include pictures of the cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the astronaut Leland Melvin and the filmmaker J. J. Abrams, a "director's fellow" at the lab.
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The yo-yo moves overnight prompted analysts to draw parallels with the "flash crash" in October which briefly knocked almost 10 percent off the value of Britain's pound.
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In the spring of 993, the hula hoop was already being labeled a short-lived fad with the rise of the Diavolux and, in 1961, the yo-yo.
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" Phonte himself was presumably on board with the regime; on Little Brother's "The Yo-Yo," he vented, "Fuck that tofu—I need a pork chop on my plate.
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Kasinger, who splits her time between Seattle and New York City, seeks out subcultures like the competitive yo-yo world in order to balance her more conventional commissioned work.
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Awesome.I Refuse to Believe This World Champion Wasn&apost Born With Yo-Yos Attached to His ArmsLast week, the 2017 World Yo-Yo Championship was held in Reykjavík, Iceland.
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I wasn't an expert on the subject, and barely removed from the abs project I wasn't entirely sure I wouldn't just yo-yo directly back to my old habits.
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There's a $375 ice cream scoop, a $300 silver yo-yo, and even a $600 Band-Aid box, which will definitely make the Band-Aids heal your wounds faster.
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I stole a yo-yo on the way out of the door of his shop and then used three pairs of socks balled-up to learn how to juggle.
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Sailors lose 5-7 kg per leg only to put it back on when they reach the next port in what they call "the world's biggest yo-yo diet".
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And some big opportunities — MusiCorps has played at the Kennedy Center and the Grand Ole Opry, alongside artists as famous as Yo-Yo Ma — gave the group a boost.
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THE MUSIC OF STRANGERS: YO-YO MA AND THE SILK ROAD ENSEMBLE A documentary about Mr. Ma's ensemble, which exists to celebrate music's ability to transcend culture and geography.
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Yo-Yo Ma made several appearances on "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," the first of which was in 1985, when he played a duet with Joe Negri in Negri's Music Shop.
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Leicester, for so long one of England's "yo-yo" teams — bouncing between the top flight and the second tier, never able to settle — is back in its traditional role.
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Mr. Gregory could hit you in the chest with a sledgehammer of truth and yo-yo you out of the gravity of that truth with a well-crafted joke.
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For people with coronary artery disease, rapidly losing and regaining weight — or "yo-yo" dieting — may increase the risk for deadly heart attacks and strokes, a new study suggests.
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Thousands of well-wishers sent the siblings cards and money and gifts of books and movies while famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma performed a private concert for them in March.
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It introduces the character Elena "Yo-Yo" Rodriguez (Natalia Cordova-Buckley), who is able to use super speed in limited bursts (she also goes by Slingshot in the comic books).
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It's a place where guests can attend a session on resilience at a mountain base camp, preceded by Yo-Yo Ma himself playing Bach's Suite No. 250 in C Major.
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His name, along with Yo-Yo Ma's, became a euphemism on Seinfeld, while he was one of the few guests to distinguish himself on Sacha Baron Cohen's Da Ali G Show.
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It signed up the major music labels to bring exclusive tracks from artists like the Black Eyed Peas, Mary J. Blige, The Rolling Stones, and Yo-Yo Ma to Apple devices.
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I start my work day at the kitchen table as I eat, but soon move to the office with a second cup of coffee and a Yo-Yo Ma Spotify playlist.
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Cory Zapatka, video director: I really think that rather than sending musicians like Azaelia Banks, we should focus on classical musicians like Yo-Yo Ma, whose art is timeless and universal.
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Eran Segal, a computational biologist at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, decided along with his colleagues to examine how gut microbes related to the yo-yo effect in mice.
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For "Sing Me Home," the latest album by Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble, you did a collaboration called "Going Home" with the vocalist and banjo player Abigail Washburn.
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The select group of artists who can still sell out concerts on the strength of their names includes Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell and Renée Fleming — and Mr. Lang.
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There's more Bernstein on Sunday, too, when the young players of the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra perform his "Three Meditations From 'Mass,'" in which Yo-Yo Ma is the cello soloist.
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There's the usual roster of guest conductors — including Christoph von Dohnanyi and Thomas Adès — and a starry array of soloists like Daniil Trifonov, Yo-Yo Ma, Nikolaj Znaider and Kristine Opolais.
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I used to start with Yo-Yo Ma in the morning, and then it would evolve into jazz, and then maybe by 3 in the morning it would be Jimi Hendrix.
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Of special note are performances led by Herbert Blomstedt, Vasily Petrenko and James Gaffigan, and a special evening on which Yo-Yo Ma plays all six of Bach's Cello Suites. clevelandorchestra.
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Over the years, he has interviewed Tim Cook, Brian Roberts, Phil Knight, Yo-Yo Ma, Oprah, Warren Buffet, Lloyd Blankfein, a couple of former presidents, both George Bush and President Clinton.
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American health is further assailed by long commutes, sedentary jobs, yo-yo dieting, and the charming toucans and tigers that beckon to children along the breakfast aisle of the grocery store.
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Mstislav Rostropovich played a similar role during the Cold War, and Yo-Yo Ma now carries on this tradition of public citizenship, his presence almost mandatory at scenes of global disaster.
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Since most of us can't yo-yo in and out of solitude (despite the meditation apps that promise to help us do just that), we have to live with this paradox.
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This particular event, the 2018 Pacific North West Regional Yo-Yo Contest, took place in Seattle in February and determined which regional competitors would advance on to the national contest in June.
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The infrequent and audience-less competitions of the organization's earlier years have transformed into flashier events, with divisions for the five styles of yo-yo play that have since come en vogue.
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FROM PEN: Half Their Size: Joanne Raymond Struggled With Yo-Yo Dieting Before Finding Success The baby on the way will join Refaeli and husband Adi Ezra's 9-month-old daughter Liv.
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Chris Thile, a folk and bluegrass musician, recently teamed up with Yo Yo Ma, a cellist, and Edgar Meyer, a bassist, to explore parts of "The Art of Fugue" on his mandolin.
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I was ten years old and I was at summer camp and they said, "You guys can learn yo-yo tricks" so I learned three tricks and then I forgot about it.
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The Turpin children were recently treated to a private concert by cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Louise and David's conversations with Louise's relatives will be detailed further on Monday's The Dr. Oz Show.
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Its website claims that over 1,000 yo-yo "players" from more than 30 countries around the world have come this year to watch the best of the best compete across seven divisions.
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"I tried everything that I could, but I would lose 75 and then gain 100, and my weight would yo-yo back and forth, and it caused serious health problems," she said.
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This tribute special celebrates the 50th anniversary of the beloved children's show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," with celebrities like Michael Keaton, Yo-Yo Ma and Sarah Silverman looking back at their favorite segments.
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Then the Cameroon player Ajara Nchout's dexterity with the ball, making it spool out and return like a yo-yo, left New Zealand's goalkeeper — and by extension, Thailand — hopelessly out of position.
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Cal Performances has long been an important music presenter; this season's lineup includes the cellist Yo-Yo Ma; Daniel Barenboim conducting the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra; and the mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato.
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Dozens of gala-worthy headliners lent their talents, starting with the artists he had personally managed and growing to include Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax, Cecilia Bartoli, Van Cliburn and Renée Fleming.
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She attributes the problems in part to yo-yo dieting and weight fluctuations, since research shows nutritional deficiencies, like a lack of iron and B vitamins, are often linked to hair loss.
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And throughout the three-concert run he plans to bring in prominent guest artists, including the cellist Yo-Yo Ma on June 8 and the trumpet player Wynton Marsalis on June 9.
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The findings may help researchers better understand why adding weight causes some people to develop diabetes and other conditions, and also underscore the cumulative health risks of so-called yo-yo dieting.
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However, she continued, "I don't know how much emphasis we can put on this study, because it is an observational study" and is therefore not conclusive about the effects of yo-yo dieting.
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Folks from ages 8 to 80 are sharing the tricks they've learned with the modern man's yo-yo, but there is one move they will never be able to master: the tail spin.
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Chico is nearly four hours away from the water, but has plenty of attractions to make up for it, like the National Yo-Yo Museum (adding that to our travel bucket list, stat).
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HONG KONG Hong Kong Philharmonic The season kicks off with two guest concerts starring the famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who will play two concerts of music by Bizet, Dvorak and Zhao Lin.
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Spotify recently posted a "birthing playlist" (Yo-Yo Ma is on it, too); the doctor who helped compile the playlist reports that 70 percent of expectant mothers he treats already make their own.
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In dark moments, we as a nation have often turned to the placating power of Yo-Yo Ma's Bach, as described in this profile of him written by Zachary Woolfe from Leipzig, Germany.
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I'd yo-yo within the same ten pounds, crash diet by eating the bare minimum and running miles on the treadmill during the day, only to ravage spoonfuls of chocolate frosting at night.
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It will be installed in two floors of a building on the site of the former Legacy Recording Studios, where artists from Yo-Yo Ma to Jimi Hendrix to Jay-Z have played.
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The film featured dizzying choreography by Yuen Woo-ping of "The Matrix" and music by Yo-Yo Ma. In 2000, "Crouching Tiger" became the first foreign-language film to land 10 Oscar nominations.
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CHICAGO — A few years ago, after they had shared more than a couple postconcert martinis, Yo-Yo Ma had a request for the composer and conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen: Write me a concerto.
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When Ray joins Karen at her mother's bunker where they are set to hide out from Michael, he cheerfully hangs out in the background and at one point does tricks with a yo-yo.
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Yo-Yo Ma will appear with the Berlin Philharmonic on March 20, and on April 15 the violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, will perform in an evening program of work by Bach, Previn and Vivaldi.
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Her books include Gates & Fields (Belladonna*), Swimming Pool (DoubleCross Press), Flashes (Shearsman Books), Holiday (Shearsman Books), Waves (Portable Press at Yo-Yo Labs), from Flashes (Sona Books), snapshot (Sona Books), and Fanimaly (Dusie Kollektiv).
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Certainly that's the case with the pianist Emanuel Ax, the violinist Leonidas Kavakos and the cellist Yo-Yo Ma. On a recent, superb Sony recording of Brahms's three trios, their individual personalities combine beautifully.
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The students of the American Boychoir School in New Jersey have sung for presidents and the pope; collaborated with Beyoncé, Yo-Yo Ma and Wynton Marsalis; and even inspired a movie starring Dustin Hoffman.
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He loops the ball as he dribbles, yo-yo-ing it in place with enough command and elegance to make you stop and count how many players rival his authority over any given possession.
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By contrast, Barack Obama's inauguration in 2009 drew together the very best in American culture—Aretha Franklin, Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, John Williams, Elizabeth Alexander and (for the Obamas' first dance that night) Beyoncé.
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It's called counterweight so the yo-yo isn't tied to your hands; there's a weight tied to end of the string and you hold it and then you can also police it and do tricks.
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PARIS — Ernests Gulbis, a semifinalist at the French Open two years ago, has since seen his ranking yo-yo from the top 303 to outside the top 100 to his current position at No. 80.
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Before Melissa Alcantara became "Fitgurlmel" — the incarnation of a vibrant celebrity trainer who's helped whip Kim Kardashian into shape — there was just Melissa, a self-described "yo-yo dieter" who drank and smoked too much.
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But I was never able to rock the baby, so I was always disqualified on the first Saturday, the day when every kid in Urbana was up onstage at the Princess with his yo-yo.
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It says something about the neighborhood that four years ago, the person elected commissioner of the district that encompasses it was Mr. Russell, a Grove native whose background was in yo-yo and paddleboard sales.
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An exciting new work was introduced at David Geffen Hall that evening when Yo-Yo Ma and the Philharmonic, led by Alan Gilbert, performed Esa-Pekka Salonen's restive, cosmic and formidably difficult new Cello Concerto.
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But Dunlop told Health that her lifestyle wasn't always so healthy: She used to yo-yo diet in an effort to shed pounds, and her hypothyroidism made her feel like she'd never achieve her health goals.
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The conference began with talks from cellist Yo-Yo Ma and former defense secretary Ash Carter (which I moderated), but the real focus of the event is on the 30 or so entrepreneurs, known as Solvers.
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CreditCreditBenjamin Norman for The New York Times One morning last September, the billionaires Ronald Perelman and Jerry Speyer strolled into Carnegie Hall, but not to hear Yo-Yo Ma play Bach or Deborah Voigt sing Strauss.
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After immigrating to New York, Azmeh found renewed purpose playing with like-minded musicians under the tutelage of virtuoso cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who urged them to create a global sound "like a giant horse fart."
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The 90-minute commemoration included the reading by children of letters written by German, French and British soldiers during the war, a recital by cellist Yo-Yo Ma and a moving performance of Maurice Ravel's Bolero.
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The special, taped in August, includes five different conductors; performances from Yo-Yo Ma and Midori; songs from "Candide" and "West Side Story"; and selections from composers who influenced Bernstein, including Gustav Mahler and Aaron Copland.
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She detailed the exhausting procedures necessary to maintain the appearance of a full head of hair — the loss of which she ascribes to yo-yo dieting, stress, hormonal birth control and hair dye, among other things.
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But an even higher level of trust and mutual listening is required in music that includes improvisation, a fact that the cellist Yo-Yo Ma seized on when he founded the Silk Road Ensemble in 1998.
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Their direct-to-consumer setup and transparent prices are fair and competitive 365 days a year, so we don't expect the same yo-yo markups and markdowns that other retailers roll out on a seasonal basis.
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We also invited Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble in and gave them Vietnamese lullabies and folk songs that everyone North and South would have recognized from that period, would recognize to this day.
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Then he asked if I knew any yo-yo tricks so I showed him the tricks I'd learned as a kid and he said if I could learn to juggle then he could give me a job.
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FROM PEN: Half Their Size: Joanne Raymond Struggled With Yo-Yo Dieting Before Finding Success Jenkins says that one reason she was able to lose the weight and keep it off was because she didn't deprive herself.
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If these wellness influencers really cared about health, they might tell you that yo-yo dieting in women may increase their risk for heart disease, according to a recent preliminary study presented to the American Heart Association.
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How did Ms. Tharp go from "Tank Dive" (1965), her first work ever, in which she spun a yo-yo and held a relevé to the Petula Clark recording of "Downtown," to the exuberant "Eight Jelly Rolls"?
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There is no shortage of star power joining them this summer: The violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, the cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the film composer John Williams are some of the big names who will visit Tanglewood.
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Cellist Yo-Yo Ma wrote a letter that will be in the August 17 issue of the New York Review of Books on its status in response to a June article by Martin Filler on Kahn's career.
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Unfortunately, Chucky, the tiny antagonist of the 1988 movie Child's Play, was possessed by a serial killer with a knack for slaughtering people with butcher knives, yo-yo strings, and anything else he could find around the house.
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"Some women are more sensitive to the yo-yo-ing hormone levels during this time and can experience breast pain and tenderness that's due to a combination of many small cysts and swollen fibrous tissue," Dr. Radford says.
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LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - - Scientists studying yo-yo dieting in mice say the tendency for people to regain excess weight rapidly after successfully slimming may well be due to their microbiome - the trillions of microorganisms in the gut.
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It is a select company that includes the cellist Yo-Yo Ma; the pianists Emanuel Ax, André Watts, Yefim Bronfman and Jeremy Denk; the violinists Midori, Joshua Bell and Gil Shaham; and the Emerson String and Kronos quartets.
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It featured a number of people who also appeared at TED, as well as former TED performers and some great locals, including acts from both the Canadian national kite flying champion and the Canadian national yo-yo champ.
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More and more evidence shows that negative health outcomes are actually associated with weight-cycling or "yo-yo dieting," rather than simply being a certain weight, explains Alyssa Pike, RD, a registered dietitian at the International Food Council Foundation.
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It was an antidote to what we were seeing in the media at the time, which, between November and the march, and between the march and now, has been a little yo-yo at the tip of Trump's finger.
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After years of yo-yo dieteing, Wiles used her newfound motivation as a grandmother to discover tools that worked for her: TOPS, a weight loss support group that stands for Take Off the Pounds Sensibly, and the MyFitnessPal app.
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A combination of my grandmother's advice and society's aesthetic standards drained every drop of my self-confidence, sending me into a metabolism-crushing cycle of yo-yo diets and crippling self hate that lasted more than half my life.
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There she finds "ardent letters" between her mother and the college-student boyfriend who spun her in and out like a yo-yo, and rumors of the men who shared her mother's bed and the ones who wanted to.
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Plans are far from settled, but as the days until the inauguration tick down, Trump's swearing-in ceremony won't include performances from the big name acts like Beyoncé and Yo-Yo Ma who took the stage for President Barack Obama.
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While 22 Days is a brand-new product, connecting it to Beyoncé's Coachella results and experience suggest it could be more like the downswing of a yo-yo diet cycle and less like the lifestyle changes that promote lasting health.
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If you look at the yo-yo industry it's one of those things where there's a big toy industry and then the kids kind of took the parts of it they like and just did whatever the hell they wanted.
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There are few players outside of the Harlem Globetrotters who have ever had the ball on so much of a string, and are able to yo-yo it back and forth, between the legs, around the back, always with a purpose.
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And two places above that, on the fringes of the region, is Hull City, a yo-yo club of recent years who seemed set for the drop before Christmas, but whose inspired appointment of Marco Silva could yet keep them up.
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Isolated on the right wing, Leonard yo-yo-ed the ball between his legs, sent Victor Oladipo sprawling towards the endline, and drove in for a preposterous, up-and-under, off-handed layup, which drew a foul from Steven Adams.
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"The guy that's able to change speeds like that and kind of yo-yo us, we've had some issues with," manager Don Mattingly said of Hellickson, who registered six of his eight strikeouts with changeups and one with a curveball.
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He has made violins for Joshua Bell, Maxim Vengerov and Leila Josefowicz, among others, and a cello for Yo-Yo Ma. Mr. Hoopes's Zyg is a copy of an instrument by another celebrated maker from the 18th century, Bartolomeo Giuseppe Guarneri.
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But finding no evidence of the soul in a brain is like finding no trace of Yo-Yo Ma in a stereo speaker and concluding that the cello concerto that just ended, and Mr. Ma for that matter, are only imaginary.
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Then there's "Yo Yo," a brutal coming-of-age tale that illustrates the sometimes deeply anti-black feeling that some Native people have, especially in Oklahoma — a state with a complex history surrounding the relationship between Native folks and black people.
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For his last season, he will conduct new works by Lera Auerbach, John Corigliano, H K Gruber, Wynton Marsalis and Anna Thorvaldsdottir, and several by Esa-Pekka Salonen, the orchestra's composer in residence, including his Cello Concerto, with Yo-Yo Ma as soloist.
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The dangers of yo-yo dieting Women are more likely to change their weight frequently: According to Rasla, 20% to 55% of the female population of the United States has admitted to weight cycling, while only 10% to 20% of men have.
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A separate study that was presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions last year suggests that intentional weight variability, known as "yo-yo dieting," may increase the risk of sudden cardiac death and coronary heart disease mortality in post-menopausal women.
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In 1962, Leonard Bernstein, presiding over a fund-raiser in Washington called American Pageant for the Arts, introduced a 7-year-old cellist named Yo-Yo Ma. Among the honored guests were President John F. Kennedy — Jacqueline, too — and Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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It was here, on a mild weekend afternoon recently, that Yo-Yo Ma bounded into a room in a community center, Stradivarius cello in hand, and moved swiftly around a seated circle of adults and children, grinning and giving one long high five.
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Combining a few Philharmonic musicians — including Mr. Gilbert on violin — with Yo-Yo Ma and members of his Silk Road Ensemble, the program's first half on Thursday consisted of a piece by a Syrian composer and a suite inspired by traditional Spanish dances.
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The correct answer is the "bow" with the long O sound, and the "Virtuoso taking a bow before a performance" is the cellist YO-YO MA. Mr. Coulter has found a set of five common phrases that are all synonyms for being happy.
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They continue later this month when the cellist Yo-Yo Ma joins Andris Nelsons and the Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig, Germany, in Three Meditations From "Mass," perhaps an easier way to digest the unwieldy "Mass" than its full, nearly two-hour length.
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The "yo-yo club" phenomenon, in which teams move frequently up and down the divisions, has become familiar for some fans: Birmingham City, Bolton Wanderers, Middlesbrough, Norwich City, Nottingham Forest, Sunderland and West Bromwich Albion have each been relegated from the Premier League three times.
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While I knew that the next day my dad would have regrets, and his vicious cycle of yo-yo dieting would begin again, that night I relaxed, savoring every bite of the succulent meat — hoping my first lobster dinner would not be my last.
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At the apartment, he said, he has managed to "push forward" a cello concerto he is composing for Yo-Yo Ma. Conductors who compose have sometimes been plagued with self-doubt: Was their composing tolerated because of their conducting work, or perhaps vice versa?
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Prizes are available for these challenges including up to $2 million in grant funding from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Atlassian Foundation, and the Arts and Culture Mentorship prize curated by Yo-Yo Ma. More information is available at solve.mit.edu.
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I get the distinct sense that, if I had played it early enough, I would've ended up a Star Tropics hipster, dressing up as protagonist Mike (with signature yo-yo) for Halloween as a teenager and getting mad when I was mistaken for Ness.
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"And there was something about her voice — a purity about her intonation and her range and her style — that made musicians react to her like we could react to Pablo Casals, Jessye Norman or Yo-Yo Ma." Ms. Fitzgerald died at her Beverly Hills, Calif.
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He&aposs up and down like a yo-yo, just -- CHAFFETZ: But if you want Devin Nunes to be able to continue to move forward on this, guys like John Ratcliffe to continue to go after it, if the Democrats get elected -- HANNITY: It&aposs over.
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To test whether it was due to the microbiome, the researchers transferred the altered microbiomes into mice that had not previously been exposed to yo-yo diets - and here too they found unusually rapid and excessive weight gain when the mice were given high-fat foods.
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The Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO appears with his tummy painted (like a yo-yo)—along with more than 100 pregnant women who had their bumps transformed for "The Belly Art Project, " a coffee table book put together for charity by billionaire Spanx founder, Sara Blakely.
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Known for her role as Latina superhero Elena "Yo-Yo" Rodriguez in Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., which earned her the spinoff web series Slingshot, the Mexican actress is now lending her unique voice to Disney/Pixar's upcoming animated film Coco as the legendary artist Frida Kahlo.
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On Friday, Grammy-winning cellist Yo-Yo Ma stopped by the Corona Regional Medical Center to perform a private concert for the 13 California siblings rescued in January from what became known as a "House of Horrors," where they were allegedly imprisoned, abused and starved for years.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH at 1 minute 5 seconds This week, I asked the superstar trio of Yo-Yo Ma, Leonidas Kavakos and Emanuel Ax to choose a favorite page from the three piano trios written by Johannes Brahms, as they began an American tour with the pieces.
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Not only has he won the Bay Area Classic competition three times (the final time he did it blindfolded) but he has also invented and patented his own division in competitions called counterweight, essentially making him the Jimi Hendrix of yo-yo playing… but he's, like, still alive.
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Shannon has previously declared that her weight loss was about regaining control of her health by ending the dangerous cycle of yo-yo dieting, though she hasn't been shy about connecting her desire for a slimmer body with her relationship with her now-ex, Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson.
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Tanglewood's centennial concert involved five conductors—Michael Tilson Thomas, Christoph Eschenbach, Keith Lockhart, John Williams, and Andris Nelsons, the current music director of the Boston Symphony—together with Yo-Yo Ma, Midori, Thomas Hampson, Susan Graham, and, for choreographed excerpts from "West Side Story," a gang of Broadway singers.
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Mr. Rubenstein even has his own talk show on Bloomberg Television, where his guests have included Oprah Winfrey and Yo-Yo Ma. The Carlyle Group, which has headquarters in Washington, manages about $170 billion in assets around the world, spread across private equity, real estate and other investment funds.
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Yo-Yo Ma, el chelista más célebre en la actualidad, tiene una poderosa consigna para su gira más reciente: hará paradas en 36 ciudades en los cinco continentes para tocar su interpretación de Johann Sebastian Bach y, de paso, realizará actividades de servicio comunitario que llama "Días de acción".
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The other day, the composer and conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen sat in a sparsely decorated office in West Los Angeles, eying the score of his new cello concerto, which Yo-Yo Ma, Alan Gilbert, and the New York Philharmonic will perform on March 15-18, at David Geffen Hall.
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People who I had considered owners of "flawless" and "enviable" bodies, which had helped fuel my self-hatred, were queuing up to confess their own struggles with diet, self-image, body dysmorphia, and yo-yo dieting, and the impact that this had had on their friendships, relationships, and even careers.
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The cherry on the renegade ice cream sundae was the hastily put-together collaboration between Palmer, dancer Bill T. Jones, singer Rhiannon Giddens (both of whom performed on the TED stage) along with Palmer on the piano and accompaniment from other of the evening's acts, including yo-yo master Harrison Lee.
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In the January cover story, the media mogul talks about the shame she constantly felt over her weight despite her incredible success in other areas of her life, her struggles with years of yo-yo dieting, her upcoming cookbook and how Graham and King (who are also on Weight Watchers) are supporting her.
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"I would hope it is the first venue of choice for the Bruce Springsteens and the Bon Jovis and the Yo-Yo Mas and the Lang Langs, and at the same time it's a place where we could have produced a "Hamilton" project or where we could produce a new ballet," he said.
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The program now reaches 210,103 students in six schools; its participants have gone on to win scholarships to prestigious summer music programs; play with famous musicians, including the cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the trumpeter Wynton Marsalis; perform at halftime at a Baltimore Ravens game; and win accolades at the White House.
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Musical therapy The seven adult Turpin children -- recovering from the horrific abuse they endured -- had a special treat: a private concert from cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Big find The wreckage of a US aircraft carrier -- the USS Lexington -- that was sunk during WWII has been found 500 miles off the Australian coast.
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While it seems each day is being declared a new "national holiday" — national nail polish day, national rotisserie chicken day and national yo-yo day are just a few being celebrated in the first week of June alone — one day we (and these celebs) can certainly get behind National Wine Day on May 25.
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The Kennedy Center announced that the cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the soprano Renée Fleming were being named artistic advisers at large, and that Q-Tip, one of the founders of A Tribe Called Quest, was being named artistic director for hip-hop culture, a field the center plans to explore more in the future.
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I was there in Darien, New York, and in Camden, New Jersey, in 2003, for the first taste of Taking Back Sunday and the theatrics of Adam Lazzara, who would twirl a long microphone cord around like a yo-yo, in a manner which seemed both reckless and romantic, the mic swinging but always returning to his body.
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Morris tells us exactly what he thinks about everything (religion, marriage, ballet, music from all over the map) and about everyone in his life, including the still-living people and the famous ones like Mikhail Baryshnikov, Yo-Yo Ma and the director Peter Sellars (whose hairdo he likens to "wheatgrass one might buy for a cat").
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In the documentary, "The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble," by Morgan Neville, Mr. Kalhor, a three-time Grammy nominee who plays his traditional Persian music on the bowed string instrument, speaks of the hardship of living outside his homeland and trying to carry on a marriage with his wife there.
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DAVID ALLEN "A Lullaby, a Caress: Yo-Yo Ma, Ax and Kavakos on Brahms" AT 4 MINUTES 4 SECONDS The eminent veterans Christoph Pregardien, tenor, and Julius Drake, pianist, came together a week ago in the 92nd Street Y's intimate Buttenwieser Hall to perform Schubert's shattering song cycle "Winterreise," the tale of a spurned young lover.
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Yes, there will be stars, including the cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the baritone Thomas Hampson and the violinist Midori, who will perform an excerpt from "Serenade," which she memorably played at Tanglewood in 1986 under Bernstein's baton — in a performance that became famous when she had to borrow violins from the orchestra twice because she broke strings.
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The New York Philharmonic canceled an open rehearsal that had been scheduled for Wednesday morning, but a concert that evening will be held as planned: the New York premiere of Esa-Pekka Salonen's Cello Concerto performed by Yo-Yo Ma. Jazz at Lincoln Center canceled Tuesday night's sets by the conga player Little Johnny Rivero and His Giants.
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In a perfect world, people would focus on internal signals like hunger, fullness, and satisfaction — aka intuitive eating — to know what and how much to eat, rather than focusing on external factors that lead to dissatisfaction and yo-yo dieting (which, for the record, is bad for your physical and mental health and can increase your risk for cardiovascular disease).
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I spent two-and-a-half years working with him and he would go out to all of the juggling festivals, and at the time all the yo-yo festivals were held at juggling festivals, so I ended up kind of getting involved just by virtue of the fact that I was one of the few people who was going to every contest.
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The military doesn't deserve to get thrust into endless wars with no winnable mission; to nation-build or stand up governments that have no hope for sustainability without our military; or to be given failed yo-yo strategies that bounce from administration to administration, with fancy new names and stellar generals whose careers inevitably end because they are tasked with the impossible.
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The Tanglewood season — which will run from June 18 through Labor Day weekend in the Berkshire Hills in Massachusetts, between Lenox and Stockbridge — will also feature performances by the cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the pianist Emanuel Ax, the violinist Joshua Bell and the pianist Garrick Ohlsson, who will be the year's Koussevitzky Artist and will be featured in five programs.
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"Nomads adopted Islam in syncretic forms that assimilated and preserved myriad local practices and beliefs, many of them connected to veneration of spirits and various forms of shamanism," said Ted Levin, a musicologist and an expert on Central Asia at Dartmouth College, who has worked with the American cellist Yo-Yo Ma to promote the region's culture in the West.
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Since leaving Los Angeles, Mr. Salonen has composed a number of big works, including a cello concerto for Yo-Yo Ma. But he said that he had increasingly thought about taking another music director post that would allow him to explore repertory, put his ideas about orchestras into practice and find greater stability — which he came to believe would be good for his own music.
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On Tuesday alone, the program shows a panel on sustainability featuring Thunberg, a panel on the future of consumption with AB InBev CEO Carlos Brito, a panel on corporate leadership featuring Benioff and Bank of America CEO Brian T. Moynihan, a special address from Trump, and a performance from cellist Yo-Yo Ma. However, the most important thing that happens at Davos is networking.
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The series is currently in its sixth season, which takes place a year after Coulson died (again) and follows the remaining members of the team — New S.H.I.E.L.D. director Mack (Henry Simmons), Agent Melinda May (Ming-Na Wen), Daisy/Quake (Chloe Bennet), Fitz (Iain De Caestecker), Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge), the speedster Yo-Yo (Natalia Cordova-Buckley), and Deke (Jeff Ward) — as they defend the planet from a new extra-terrestrial threat.
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"People at the airport in Baku push Yo-Yo Ma out of the way to get to him," Morris told Marina Harss, in the Times , and when Qasimov and Qasimova open their mouths and start producing the rich, nasal sound that is their musical native tongue—screamy, but without harshness, like a Russian tenor—you feel you would push a small building or two out of the way to sit at their feet.
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Thile rose to prominence with indie-bluegrass group Nickel Creek and has made a name for himself both with his own alt-leaning bluegrass group The Punch Brothers and as a highly-sought after collaborator for other instrumentalists like double bassist Edgar Meyer and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. But talking with Thile, it's clear that the first thing he brings to the table as the show's new host is a deep and abiding love of APHC.
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She still often travels to see friends perform, like the pianist Emanuel Ax and Yo-Yo Ma. (Ma, who was close with Mister Rogers, played cello for him over the phone toward the end of his life, John Rogers said.) Jim Rogers, who lives just outside Pittsburgh, said that his mother attends the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra so often that if she stands by the stage door after the program, the musicians who file out greet her warmly.
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NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC, MARCH 15 Esa-Pekka Salonen, describing a musical effect in his new Cello Concerto to a New York Philharmonic audience at David Geffen Hall, explained that the process was "like cloning Yo-Yo Ma." Indeed, during a transfixing moment in the performance of this swirling, restless piece, led by Alan Gilbert, a live tape loop of Mr. Ma playing an unearthly, hushed high phrase was folded into the cosmic textures of the orchestra.
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