12 The BEST credibility in Final US Open 2010 - Nadal vs Djokovic [HD]

12 The best points in the Final US Open 2010 in match between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic



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Roger Federer - Al Jazeera Interview 2010 London ATP Finals

Roger Federer, before the start of the 2010 ATP World Tour Finals in London, on the program Frost Over The World. The Swiss superstar, considered by many to be the best tennis player of all time, talks about his extraordinary career.



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Indian Wells 2010 Thursday Nadal Highlights

Watch highlights of defending champion Rafael Nadal's quarter-final win over Tomas Berdych at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. <a href=" www.tennistv.comtarget="_blank">Watch Live Matches</a>. Video courtesy of <a href=" www.tennistv.com target="_blank">Tennis TV</a>, copyright ATP Media.



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Indian Wells 2010 Player Party

The stars of the men's and women's tours let their hair down ahead of the 2010 BNP Paribas Open at the annual player party. a href=" www.tennistv.comtarget="_blank">Watch Live Matches</a>. Video courtesy of <a href=" www.tennistv.com target="_blank">Tennis TV</a>, copyright ATP Media.



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Watch Hajek J. vs Fish M. alive alive us accessible online advertisement tennis tv baronial - september 2010

Watch Hajek J. vs Fish M. live streaming us open online broadcast tennis tv august - september 2010.  This match is played at Hajek J. home side and you can watch live streaming of it in the given links. Its in HD quality and never disrupted by any means. So watch it online hasslefree internet tv.
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Ana Ivanovic & Novak Djokovic, USO 2010

Chatting between practices on Armstrong



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Nadal vs Tsonga Miami 2010 Highlights

Quarterfinal



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2010 Australian Open Highlights (Federer v Davydenko)

2010 Australian Open Highlights between Roger Federer & Davydenko.



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Andy Roddick's best point EVER

Andy Roddick in one of his best points EVER. Watch! Random tags:andy roddick, tennis, atp, visor, red, funny, run, roger federer, best point



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Explosions in the Sky - Postcard from 1952 (Live at ATP 2010) [3/6]

Live show (sound only) performed by Explosions in the Sky at the ATP Festival 2010 (September 4th) in New York. Setlist: 1.Memorial 2.The Birth and Death of The Day 3.Postcard from 1952 4.Catastrophe and the Cure 5.Greet Death 6.The Only Moment We Were Alone Download it: public.npr.org Explosions in the Sky www.explosionsinthesky.com



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Federer vs Monfils ATP Paris Masters 2010 semifinal

Watch the important moments from the clash between Roger Federer and Gael Monfils!



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Andy Murray vs Rafael Nadal ATP Masters 1000 Toronto 2010 aftermost bold & stats

Andy Murray vs Rafael Nadal ATP Masters 1000 Toronto 2010 last game & stats



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Gaël Monfils vs Fabio Fognini comedy at night in France Rolan Garos ! lol Arabic analyst part2

Fabio Fognini (born 24 May 1987 in Sanremo) is a professional tennis player from Italy. His career high rank was #54, achieved on November 30, 2009. Career Fognini is 6-11 and 0--2 on non-Challenger ATP tour matches, however has made the finals of three singles tournament and one doubles tournament on the ATP Challenger tour. As of and on 21 April 2008, Fognini has reached World Number 66, his highest singles ranking. Fognini weighs 163 pounds and is 5 feet 10 inches tall. He currently resides in Taggia, Italy. The right-hander qualified for and lost in the first round of the French Open in 2007 and lost in five sets to Juan Mónaco, 6--3, 6--2, 1--6, 2--6, 4--6.[1] As of 27 June 2007, Fabio has won $USD$172083 in prizes. As shown on ESPN2, Fognini had a great run at the 2007 Rogers Masters in Montreal, Canada. He managed to qualify, beating Santiago Giraldo of Colombia 7--6, 5--7, 6--4.[2] He beat Peter Polansky of Canada and then went on to defeat talented top 20 player Andy Murray 6--2, 6--2, however Murray had been recovering from an injury. He played Roger Federer, ranked and seeded number 1, in the third round, where he lost 1--6, 1--6.[3] Fognini entered the world's top 100 on 19 November 2007, when he became World Number 94. The Association of Tennis Professionals recognized Fognini's success in the 2007 Century Club in December, 2007.[4] Singles finalist (4) 2005: Siracusa-Italy F5-Futures (lost to Adrian Ungur) 2007: Santiago, Chile-Challenger (lost to Martin ...



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The Future Of Anti-Aging Therapies by Dr. Dima

Is it possible to reduce the gap between chronological age and biological age? By definition, does aging have to imply chronic disease, suffering, dementia, frailty and debilitation? Could it be possible to live to 110 years of age and still be out and about with the energy to enjoy our great grandchildren without collapsing from shortness of breath or a fractured hip? That is what longevity medicine is all about. It is not about achieving immortality and it is certainly not about looking 21 when you are 92. It is, however, about taking advantage of medical breakthroughs to live a healthy, vigorous life as long as we possibly can. This article will begin by giving a brief overview of the current theories of aging and will conclude with the latest trends in anti-aging research. Let us redefine the term "aging gracefully" to "aging gracefully and healthfully." Brief review of the causes of aging There are many current theories on aging. Some of the major focus on aging has been placed on the eventual destruction or damage of DNA by oxidation. One such theory is the Telomerase Theory, which proposes that cells lose their ability to replicate appropriately. As this continues, cells become more and more damaged and the cumulative effect is cellular dysfunction, which is commonly known as "aging". Telomeres are the unique sequence of nucleic acids or "the building blocks of life" that are a vital part of our genetic makeup. So what if we could fix the telomeres or prevent them from breaking down? Well, we would essentially be able to reverse the natural aging process. The person who figures this out will surely be a Nobel laureate. What contributes to DNA damage? Oxidation, toxins such as tobacco smoke, pollution, certain disease states such as diabetes, which leads to glycosylation and even states of extreme stress, contribute to DNA damage while potentially accelerating the aging process of our skin and body. Why stress? Our bodies produce excessive cortisol when in states of stress and the levels increase with normal aging. In excess, it is commonly believed that cortisol plays a significant role in damaging the hypothalamus, a key neuroendocrine organ in the brain. As such, it would seem logical to reverse or stop the aging process at a hormonal level, either by reducing the amount of excessive cortisol production or by finding a safe way to keep the hypothalamus functioning appropriately. Likewise bio-chemically, our molecules like to remain "in a state of balance." When they are not in balance, molecules tend to find that balance by stealing electrons from other molecules. This is known as the Free Radical Theory Of Aging. However, as humans we generate free radicals all the time as a result of ATP or energy production in the mitochondria. So how can something essential to our survival be bad for us? There are different levels of free radicals resulting in different levels of damage. The idea is to control as much as possible, the production of the bad free radicals within our bodies. Limiting free radical damage also ties in with the theory that we increase cellular damage by excessive consumption of calories. Since we need energy to burn calories and the production of energy leads to free radical formation, it follows that limiting caloric intake would result in extending the lifespan of a cell. Thus, maintaining the efficiency of the energy storehouses of our cells -- the mitochondria, is also essential to preventing premature aging. Finally, the Lipid Membrane Theory Of Aging states that our cell membrane loses water and lipids as we age and gains lipofuscin. This is a toxin and its accumulation leads to premature cell damage and the inability of the cell to function optimally. Similarly, the Glycolsylation Theory states that excessive amounts of glucose causes cellular damage resulting in end organ damage. Uncontrolled diabetics, for example, have up to 75% more glycolsylated proteins than normal individuals. These cross-linked proteins cannot function efficiently and result in more heart, kidney and circulatory problems for diabetics, thus greatly shortening their lifespan. It is important to keep in mind that all these theories are inter-related and it is likely a combination of the above that leads to premature aging and cell damage. Anti-Aging Remedies What can be done to potentially reverse and prevent these challenging aging processes, so that we can live a more healthy life? There are the obvious solutions: smoking cessation, exercise and dietary modification. However, we cannot entirely avoid damaging pollutants that surround us within the environment and the presence of chemicals in our foods. However, there are things we can start doing today (and this is by no means a comprehensive list): 1. Take Anti-Oxidants: A basic anti-oxidant program should include a multi-mineral supplement, a multivitamin with folic acid and additionally Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Alpha Lipoic Acid and Coenzyme Q10. 2. Take other nutraceutical supplements, under the advice and care of an anti-aging physician, to meet your specific needs. For example, both women and men should take estrogen blockers, natural hormone replacements including estrogen, progesterone and testosterone, yet in varying and individualized amounts. Make sure your physician includes hormone levels as part of your prevention workup, especially if you are over 45. 3. Utilize substances that give natural protection against cancer, which include: laetrile cream, estrogen blockers such as DIM, thymus and reservatrol. 4. Take substances that will prevent free radical damage and enhance mitochondrial production: These can include Acetyl-L-Carnitine and Aminoguanidine, Carnosine and even melatonin. 5. Maintain circulatory health by taking reservatrol, aminoguanidine and vitamin E. 6. Piracetam, hydergine, hydergine, gerovital-H3, deprenyl and vincopotene, acetyl- L-Carnitine all play a role in improving brain function and oxygenation. 7. DHEA and pregnenolone aid in excessive cortisol and more effective hormone production. 8. Use sunscreen protection: With regard to aging of the skin, sun protection is the key to anti-aging and it is very cost effective. A sunscreen with UVA/UVA and an SPF of 30 or higher is essential. 9. In addition to oral supplements there are many excellent antioxidants that can be used topically. These include, Co-Enzyme Q10, Alpha Lipoic Acid, DMAE, Vitamin E, pycnogenol, vitamin A, vitamin C, carnosine, even estrogen creams. Some work by preventing free radical damage and others help to promote new collagen formation in the skin. 10. Get screened for diabetes, cancer, heart disease and osteoporosis. Early detection and prevention is the cornerstone to longevity. 11. Discuss decreased libido and sexual function with your doctor. The ability to maintain sexual performance is a definite gauge of health and longevity. 12. Don't stress. The mind-body connection is a powerful tool in medicine, healing and longevity. Anti-Aging = Becoming Ageless? Anti-Aging Medicine is not about achieving an ageless society. It is not "pseudoscientific hype about miracle cures," "virtual immortality," or the secret to the "fountain of youth" (these are all descriptives given to the anti-aging medical field by the biogerontological establishment, fearing that their disease based research will be threatened when, in fact, it will be enhanced). It is, however, about learning what can be done to live a long, healthful, more productive life. It is about focusing on disease detection and prevention rather than the treatment of symptoms of age-related chronic disease. It is a clinical medical specialty based on innovative, peer reviewed scientific research and a sensible model of preventive medical care. Consider these facts: 1. The 85 and older age group has more than tripled since 1970. 2. The number of Americans aged 100 and over has increased by 35% in the last decade. 3. It is projected that by the year 2030, 1 in 5 Americans will be age 65 and older. 4. The leading causes of death in the U.S. are heart disease, cancer and stroke. The bottom line is that with rapid advances in high-tech medical treatments we are all going to live longer, whether we like it or not. We have a choice in how we choose to live the latter part of our lives. Given the choice between spending the last years of my life debilitated and in a nursing home with 3 or more chronic diseases of aging being managed by the traditional polypharmaceutical approach vs. leading a vigorous, productive life well into my 90s, the choice is a no-brainer. Today, the average American consumer is realizing this. Here are some basic facts about the anti-aging marketplace: 60% of Americans age 65 and older are taking some form of hormone supplementation and dietary supplementation. In this estimated $30 billion industry, sales of anti-aging supplements are estimated at $1billion in the United States alone. If we eliminated the top 3 chronic diseases (heart disease, cancer and stroke) trillions of US dollars could be reinvested in furthering longevity research (or gerontological research if that term offends you). What does the Anti-Aging Medical Model include? What can you expect from an anti-aging evaluation and treatment plan? This may include:

Gael Monfils vs Ivan Ljubicic ATP Montpellier 2010 final

the end of the match and trophy presentation!



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