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&gt; "treat gimmicky people seriously"

It's true though. If everyone is committed to the gimmick, anything can have power. Look at Neville, one of the biggest problems for him is that commentary keeps saying "Oh he's having fun" rather than "The amount of core strength required for this is unreal. And you better watch out if he gets to the top rope for the Red Arrow. That move is 100% going to end the match if it connects, and let me tell you, it is one of the most painful things you can ever experience".

Ambrose really gets "treating gimmicky people seriously". No matter who he's watching on commentary, he puts them over in a serious manner. During Seth's match recently he kept talking about how strong and talented Seth was, rather than talking down about him. He did the same with Ziggler.

Just imagine if people treated Undertaker the same way people treated the Ascension. Dude would've never gotten over.The progress of improvement a poem.
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by: Alcock, Thomas, 1801-1866.EDITORS: Justin Bartels will perform a recital on Aug. 9 at 6 p.m. in the School of Music's Auer Hall. The concert is free and open to the public. Bartels is from Birmingham, Ala.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Justin Bartels absolutely hated it -- that awful, grating sound coming from the tape deck while he and his mom sped along the streets of Atlanta, usually headed to the next baseball or football practice.
He'd wait a few seconds before deciding that his 10-year-old ears had had enough of the offending music (better known as Scheherazade by the Russian composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov as performed by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra). With a quick flick of the wrist and an angry turn of the dial, the music would stop, though never quite fast enough for Justin.
Fast forward five years. Bartels, a high school band student, sports nut and aspiring trumpet player in Birmingham, Ala., finds himself in band class practicing the very same music and, lo and behold, actually enjoying himself. Really enjoying himself.
"It's one of my favorite pieces of music now," admitted Bartels, now 24 and a senior trumpet player in the Indiana University School of Music. "You might not believe it, but it's almost like I want to go back to when I was a kid and listen to it again. All these years later, I'm still asking myself, 'Why did I turn that off?'"
Bartels has more than made up for his childhood assault on mom's tape deck. After he graduates from the IU School of Music in August, he'll head south to Miami Beach and the New World Symphony, one of the nation's leading orchestral academies. Bartels is one of just two new trumpet players chosen for the 85-member symphony, which trains the most gifted graduates of distinguished music programs for leadership positions in orchestras and ensembles around the world.
Established in 1987 under the artistic direction of world-renowned conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, the New World Symphony is structured as an intensive three-year fellowship program, selecting its members through highly competitive national auditions. Located in the heart of Miami Beach's popular Art Deco district, the symphony regularly performs to sold-out crowds in the landmark Lincoln Theatre. This year, the symphony -- which boasts more than 400 alumni who have gone on to positions with professional orchestras and ensembles -- will perform at New York City's Carnegie Hall and throughout Europe.
The New World Symphony represents much more than Bartels ever expected when he made the decision three years ago to come to Bloomington to study music. It's also a testament to his drive and determination, traits that Bartels can't help but reveal in his quietly confident speech, unassuming body language and, perhaps most identifiably, his passionate trumpet playing.
As recently as high school, Bartels, the first person in his family to become a musician, remembers people telling him there was no way he would be able to play his trumpet professionally. They said a kid from Alabama wouldn't stand a chance competing with musical prodigies from cities like New York and Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles. All the negative talk made him work that much harder.
"I just wanted it bad enough that it was something I pursued," Bartels said. "I didn't like having someone tell me I couldn't do it. I always thought it would be so cool to be a part of a professional orchestra. I couldn't throw a baseball 100 miles per hour. This was something I could do."
When he arrived at IU in 2000 -- after stints at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa and the University of Cincinnati, where he met and studied with former IU School of Music Professor Marie Speziale -- Bartels dived headfirst into his musical studies. He performed regularly in IU's University Orchestra, Concert Orchestra and Philharmonic Orchestra, and soon he began auditioning for several of the nation's top professional ensembles -- nearly 20 professional auditions in the last three years. He quickly discovered how challenging the School of Music was and how brutally competitive the professional audition process would be.
Bartels credits his education at the School of Music with helping to prepare him for the New World Symphony