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"We work with you, helping you develop your goals and the best way to achieve them, quickly and easily. With profound meditation techniques and movement exercises we will teach you how to guide your thought patterns and sharpen your observational skills to be able to recognize opportunity and have the ability to seize it."    

 

"Donald Rubbo is a committed and deeply talented teacher. A caring man with much training and insight. His teaching of Qigong is inspired and the Bay Area has a treasure in its midst which is his presence," Peter Coyote, actor/writer

 

The Rubbos teach in the San Francisco area, and in workshops and retreats around the world. They travel extensively, most recently in India and Nepal to deepen their spiritual practice. They have a wide variety of clients, from beginners to experienced practitioners. The Rubbos are recognized as leading martial and internal arts teachers and powerful healers, and have been featured on radio, television and in print.

 

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Proceeds from the Vital Performance appointments support the work of the Paul D Pickens II Research Foundation.

 

Coming off her win at the U.S. Women's Open, Sorenstam still has a long way to go if she is to win her second straight event. She will be joined in the quarterfinals by the remainder of the top-five seeds -- Michelle Wie, two-time winner this year Lorena Ochoa, Kraft Nabisco champion Karrie Webb and Paula Creamer.

 

Lang won her only hole of the match at the 11th, but Sorenstam birdied the next and the match was over one hole later as Lang bogeyed the par-four 13th.

 

Wie and 15th-seed Se Ri Pak went back and forth early on as each women won two of the first six holes. Wie led 1-up around the turn thanks to a birdie on eight. After Pak won the 10th, Wie birdied 11 and 14, both par-fives to go 2- up. Pak cut the deficit to 1-down with a birdie on the 15th, but a bogey on 17 gave Wie a 2 & 1 win.

 

Mi Hyun Kim, the 14th seed, and Ochoa were even through 10 holes, but a birdie on 11 gave the Mexican the lead. Ochoa extended her lead on 14 and closed out a 3 & 2 win as Kim bogeyed the 16th.

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