Anyone who has Xiaoting Pan's photos on Great Lakes Classic?

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yuanmuqiuyu

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Xiaoting Pan has won Great Lakes Classic. I need some photos of her on this tournament to post on the most popular sports website in China. Anyone who has her photos, please send me some. I appreciate very much.
 
Here's the only I found:


xiaoting-pan-michigan.jpg
 
Go to WPBA site

yuanmuqiuyu said:
Xiaoting Pan has won Great Lakes Classic. I need some photos of her on this tournament to post on the most popular sports website in China. Anyone who has her photos, please send me some. I appreciate very much.
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http://www.wpba.com/cms/

They're still posting more, I believe
 
You need permission to post images of her from the person that took them!
DO NOT just post them with out that on a news site! It is a copyright violation! You can email the WPBA and aske for images you can use.
 
cuechick said:
You need permission to post images of her from the person that took them!
DO NOT just post them with out that on a news site! It is a copyright violation! You can email the WPBA and aske for images you can use.
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are you russ chewning?:p :D
 
cuechick said:
You need permission to post images of her from the person that took them!
DO NOT just post them with out that on a news site! It is a copyright violation! You can email the WPBA and aske for images you can use.
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Surely I know that. I only post photos that I have the permission.
Thank you for reminding me.
 
pan xiaoting is a real cutie and a great player, but does anyone else find it a bit creepy that on her wpba player page she lists her real world hero as mao tse tung?
 
McChen said:
pan xiaoting is a real cutie and a great player, but does anyone else find it a bit creepy that on her wpba player page she lists her real world hero as mao tse tung?
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I was also stunned to see Mao's name appear on her bio.
 
Nostra said:
I was also stunned to see Mao's name appear on her bio.
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I went to eat in a Chinese Restaurant on St Marks in NYC with a bunch of Asian (Chinese American) friends and there were pictures of Mao all over the joint. My friends more or less said "Many Chinese think favorably of Mao- even the ones that made it here to the US" and it was no big deal. Afterall, what they hear and read is very different from what "we" read and hear and the truth is somewhere in between I'm sure.
 
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