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Nordic Naturals Arctic Cod Liver Oil for kids! Our award-winning flavored cod liver oil has been taste tested by children and contains healthy levels of naturally occurring vitamins A and D. Molecularly distilled for purity, Children's DHA Liquid has the highest Omega-3 level of any cod liver oil. Enhanced with strawberry essence for a great taste kids love.
DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) is a polyunsaturated fatty acid found in deep-sea cold water fish. DHA is an essential nutrient for proper brain, nervous system, and visual function and must be obtained through the diet. A healthy balance of DHA is essential to properly care for the brain throughout life, particularly during the early stages of development.
A high concentration of DHA can be found in mother's breast milk. However, the level is directly related to the amount of Omega-3 fatty acids that are consumed in the mother's diet. Due to refined foods and trendy diets, many individuals have reduced their intake of the dietary sources of Omega-3 fatty acids, contributing to lower levels of DHA in breast milk. The impact of low DHA intake on neurological function of adults and children is the subject of ongoing clinical investigations.
Nordic Naturals, Inc. was founded by Norwegian born, Joar Opheim, who recognized the lack of fish oils in the United States when he first arrived here 20 years ago. Having been born and raised in Arctic Norway, where the fishing industry is a crucial part of both the commerce and academia, I was aware of the importance of pure Omega-3 in the diet. Today Nordic Naturals is the leading supplier of fish oils to the natural product industry, as well as the professional market and prominent research organizations.
Our fish oils are produced from the highest quality raw materials and processed with innovative, multi-patented technologies, allowing us to deliver levels of freshness, purity, and taste unheard of only a few years ago.
In the competitive Norwegian market, leading medical doctors are describing Nordic Naturals products as simply the best fish oils in the world. The following sections highlight the many aspects of our fish oils that make Nordic Naturals products exceptional and unique.
Fish oil quality standards do not exist in the United States. To ensure consistent quality, Nordic Naturals adheres to and exceeds the stringent Norwegian Medicinal Standard (NMS) and the European Pharmacopoeia Standard (EPS) for all of our products. These standards guarantee quality products by setting maximum allowances on peroxides, heavy metals, dioxins, and PCBs.
Freshly caught fish go directly from the sea to the fish oil factory in Andenes, Norway (above)
Freshness, which ensures product integrity and biological efficacy, may be the single most important quality of fish oils. Nordic Naturals patented, oxygen-free manufacturing process delivers peroxide values (indicators of freshness) down to absolute 0.0 mEq/kg, with an average of 0.75 mEq/kg, or approximately 14 times below the Norwegian Medicinal Standard and European Pharmacopoeia Standard limits.
In addition to measuring peroxide levels, Nordic Naturals measures a second important marker of freshness known as anisidine. As peroxides are further oxidized they form compounds that are quantified as the anisidine value. Whereas peroxide levels reflect current oxidation, anisidine value is a measure of past oxidation. The lower the peroxide and anisidine value, the fresher the fish oil.
Freshness is crucial for several reasons. It eliminates consumers key complaints, which are fishy taste and fishy repeat. On the physiological level, fresh fish oil prevents in vivo free radical formation, which has been shown to have a negative effect on the human body.
A low peroxide value may be the key reason why so many consumers, who previously did not benefit from fish oil supplementation, report extraordinary results when using the Nordic Naturals brand.
Peroxide: Norwegian Medicinal Standard Limit: 10.0 mEq/kg European Pharmacopoeia Limit: 10.0 mEq/kg
Nordic Naturals raw material is harvested from some of the cleanest waters in the world, and is tested by independent laboratories for heavy metals and over 210 other environmental contaminants.
Nordic Naturals was ranked #1 out of the top 10 fish oil brands in Norway for highest concentration, freshness, and purity.
Heavy Metals
Nordic Naturals products show no detectable lead or mercury when tested down to 10 ppb, which is 10 times below the Norwegian Medicinal Standard and European Pharmacopoeia Standard limits.
Norwegian Medicinal Standard Limit: 100 ppb European Pharmacopoeia Limit: 100 ppb NN Test Limit: 10 ppb
Nordic Naturals oils have been tested down to 0.5 ppt with zero detection of dioxins. The Norwegian Medicinal Standard and European Pharmacopoeia Standard limits for dioxins are 2 ppt. Analysis is based on the toxicity equivalent testing methodology established by the World Health Organization (WHO).
Nordic Naturals oils show no detectable PCBs when tested down to 0.5 ppt. The Norwegian Medicinal Standard limit for PCBs is 3 ppt. No Limit has been established by the European Pharmacopoeia Standard. Analysis is based on the toxicity equivalent testing methodology established by the WHO.
Dioxins: Norwegian Medicinal Standard Limit: 2.0 ppt European Pharmacopoeia Limit: 2.0 ppt NN Test Limit: 0.5 ppt
PCBs: Norwegian Medicinal Standard Limit: 3.0 ppt European Pharmacopoeia Limit: N.A. NN Test Limit: 1.0 ppt
Testing based on WHO toxicity equivalents model
The key objections to taking fish oils are taste and aftertaste. Nordic Naturals utilizes a proprietary enzymatic process to ensure a completely repeat-free product. Our patented manufacturing process adds natural fruit essences into both the capsule and oil for a light, fruity taste.
Years of feedback from health professionals and customers indicate that children, teenagers, and adults of all ages enjoy the clean, natural taste of Nordic Naturals fish oils. Most importantly, a pleasant tasting and burp-free product dramatically increases customer satisfaction.
Nordic Naturals starts with the best raw materials available: fish low on the food chain, which naturally contain low levels of impurities and high levels of Omega-3 fats. Additionally, we use organic evening primrose and borage oils whenever possible for our fish oil blend products.
Over the past 10 years, we have perfected our Gold Standardthree steps which now allow us to surpass the strictest standards of purity and freshness.
First, we work with smaller boats and independent fishermen, rather than larger trawling vessels that spend much longer at sea. We have built a direct relationship with these fishermen over the years in order to ensure optimal raw and sustainable material quality.
Secondly, we use nitrogen to minimize oxidation at every stage of manufacturing, beginning right on the boat. The importance of this cannot be overstated: only by using nitrogen can we protect the oil from decomposition.
Finally, since our processing facility is located right next to the harbor, transportation time is minimized. This means that a few short hours after being caught, the Arctic cod are delivered whole into our facility for immediate handling. Thanks to the short amount of time from catch to processing, as well as the processing method itself, we have been able to improve the freshness of our fish oil even more.
Nordic Naturals uses this three-step system to ensure that our Arctic Cod Liver Oil remains unparalleled, meeting the Gold Standard.
Few people are aware of the fact that many cod liver oil (CLO) products are mostly made from fish other than cod, such as seit or haddock, as Arctic Cod is by far the most expensive raw material available. Since only cod liver contains high levels of naturally occurring vitamins A and D, other cod liver oil manufacturers have to add back synthetic vitamins to standardize the fish oil as cod liver oil. Nordic Naturals uses 100% Arctic Cod for all of its cod liver oil products. Our Arctic Cod Liver Oil contains the highest Omega-3 level of any CLO product, and is tested to ensure healthy levels of 100% naturally occurring vitamins A and D.
Nordic Naturals multi-patented manufacturing processes, accompanied by leading-edge processing technologies, deliver fish oil with exceptional freshness and purity levels. Nordic Naturals uses several steps in processing the oils, from water and clay filters to an enzymatic molecular distillation process.
Nordic Naturals aims to minimize heat and preserve the natural constituents of the oil to the highest degree possible. We only use natural enzymes to form triglycerides for all our high concentrate products, with no chemicals or excessive heat. All our products are manufactured in triglyceride form in order to best preserve the oil and enhance absorption and utilization.
Triglycerides contain a glycerol backbone, stabilizing the oil molecules in their natural form. But fish oils that are in the synthetic ethyl ester form are highly unstable, and rapidly break down during storage.
Additionally, when fish oils are digested they are converted into free fatty acids. After absorption through the epithelial cells, free fatty acids are immediately reassembled back into triglycerides by re-attaching to a glycerol backbone. If the glycerol backbone is missing (as they are with synthetic ethyl esters), and no other glycerol backbones are available, the oil cannot be converted back to triglyceride form. Fatty acids not converted to triglycerides pose an oxidation burden in the form of free radical formation.
Nordic Naturals is a research driven company, where processing technology and product formulations are driven by the latest developments. Without solicitation, leading research institutions such as Harvard University, Georgetown University, Columbia University, and the National Institute of Health have chosen the Nordic Naturals brand for clinical studies. Nordic Naturals products are currently used in eighteen clinical studies at various research facilities and universities around the world. More studies are added every month. For additional clinical research summaries, please visit omega-research.com.
Overfishing is a global issue that needs immediate attention by local governments and the international community. Since our inception, Nordic Naturals policy has always been to choose fish that are not endangered and to harvest them from waters that are not overfished. Our Arctic Cod is harvested in Arctic Norway between the Lofoten islands outside of Bodø, Norway. Nordic Naturals also ensures that the fish harvested are utilized 100% for human or animal consumption.
Nordic Naturals is greatly concerned about overfishing and receives updated information on fish stock in Norway and neighboring waters every week. Consequently, Nordic Naturals only harvests fish in areas that have a plentiful supply and that are not in danger of overfishing.
Nordic Naturals has spent over five years researching the impact of various natural stabilizers on fish oil. Stability testing performed at Nutrasource Diagnostics in 2006 concluded that by our adding of Vitamin E and Rosemary Extract to our formulas, weve optimized the long-term freshness of our oils.
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I've never been a big fan of mixing financial advice and politics. Sure, advisors have their personal views, but their job is to help their clients reach their financial goals whatever the political climate. Still, there are a few areas where politics spills over into personal finance that simply cannot be ignored.
Sadly, the most obvious is the regulation of financial advisors and brokers. It seems as if adequate protection of financial consumers and retirees would be a bipartisan effort, but apparently the anti-regulation Republicans and the anti-small business Democrats can't seem to get their brains around that. As I wrote in my January 16 blog, it seems to me that healthcare will increasingly become a political issue with major financial planning implications.
Another such political issue that's unfortunately become an issue for advisors is inflation. I know, inflation hasn't been much of a concern for anyone since the early '80s, and with the Consumer Price Index hovering under 2.5% annually for the past few years, it's hard for most folks to imagine that inflation is any more of a concern today. That's where politics rears its unwanted head.
In a January 22 column in Investment News, Euro Pacific Capital CEO Peter Schiff once again makes the case that all is not well with the CPI—and raises serious concerns for financial planners who use it in their retirement calculations. "Government statisticians are responsible for coming up with the methodology and the numbers [for the CPI]," writes Schiff, "and their bosses [the politicians]catch huge breaks if the inflation numbers come in low. Human behavior is always influenced by such incentives."
(Schiff has been sounding the hyperinflation alarm in other venues as well, such as in this January 10 AdvisorOne article where he excoriates the Federal Reserve for its actions and calls the CPI number "meaningless."-Ed.)
According to Schiff, the problem started in the early '80s, when a new "chain weighted" CPI was created that factored out changes in consumer spending habits and increases in product quality. In theory, these changes probably made some economic sense, but in practice, according to Schiff and others, they served to under-report real increases in consumers' cost of living. To quantify how much the CPI masks the real rate of inflation, he studied a basket of 10 common purchases (eggs, new cars, milk, gasoline, bread, rent of primary residence,, coffee, dental services, potatoes, and electricity) over various time periods including from 2002 to 2012. During those 10 years, the CPI rose only 27.5%, yet those modern staples increased some 52.1%—nearly twice what the government was reporting as our cost of living.
The reasons for the discrepancy aren't hard to understand. Simply by discounting product "improvements," government economists are able to ignore substantial cost increases that are very real for today's consumers. Consider cars, for instance: with digitally controlled engines and brakes, along with myriad bells and whistles such as electric windows, cruise control, electric seats, etc., there's no question that a new car today is an upgrade over cars made 30 or even 20 years ago. The problem is that we don't have the option of sticking with the older functionality: we have to buy all those bells and whistles, at the higher cost. While cars are an obvious example, the same forced upgrade applies to many of things we buy today, from toasters to telephones to shoes—even our eggs are now "Omega-3" enhanced.
Then, there's the problem that we simply "need" a lot more stuff in today's world. Not only are our high-tech cars more expensive, but how many families have just one car these days? Or even "just" two cars: it's not unusual for families with kids to have four cars or more. And how many families have one TV? Or one phone? Or one computer? The technology explosion alone illustrates the real cost of living: how many families seem to feel the need for multiple iPads, iPods, Kindles, laptops, printers and Bluetooth devices?
These are all "costs of living" that are very real to advisory clients, yet are ignored by the CPI. What's more, most of us won't start getting rid of some this stuff until we're headed to the nursing home, and maybe not even then: I can't think of a demographic group with a greater need for social media tech, not to mention aids to mobility, such as a Segway.
For financial advisors this poses a daunting task in projecting their clients' future cost of living—upon which their financial plans so heavily depend. Perhaps the only certainty is that the CPI isn't much help. I'd love to hear how you address these issues in your financial plans.
In addition to commenting below on how you're accounting for future inflation in your clients' plans, you may want to read about the public scuffle between Peter Schiff and Larry Swedroe of Buckingham and BAM Advisor Services, and a CBS MarketWatch blogger, over gold.-Ed.

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When I bought my super-hip minivan a few years ago, I thought the color was unusual. Now I see the color everywhere almost every time I drive.
I'm starting to feel the same way about digital business, having immersed myself in the subject to write our March 18 story "Goodbye IT, Hello Digital Business." I'm seeing digital business trends everywhere.
The latest comes from Accenture, whose just-published 2013 Technology Vision sports the theme "Every business is a digital business." I talked with Accenture CTO Paul Daugherty about the seven tech trends the consulting firm sees making digital business an executive priority. Here's his list, plus some of my thoughts and examples:
1. Relationships At Scale. Mobile apps, loyalty programs, social networks and e-commerce help companies connect with customers, but are you just milking them for data so you can throw more ads at them? "A lot of companies have thought about their customer as the cookie," Daugherty says. Or companies have looked at "digital" only as a way to cut costs, through online self-service, for instance.
Daugherty suggests this measure for raising the bar: Will the digital experience so dazzle customers that they make sincere social media recommendations for your company? (See Vail Resorts' 2 million social media mentions for proof it can be done.)
[ Which tech trends do you find more hype than happening? Read 7 Tech Trends CIOs Call Overrated. ]
2. Design For Analytics. The industry talks about big data, but companies lack the data they need for about 40% of the analytics they would like to do, Accenture estimates. That data doesn't exist, or people who need it can't find it. Daugherty refers to data "as a supply chain instead of a warehouse" -- less about storing data and more about delivering it where it needs to be for an employee or customer to make a decision.
There are two big action areas here: Check whether new networked, sensor technology can fill data gaps, and make the collection of data needed for analysis a bigger part of the requirements process when building software. (Our example: Sears embracing Hadoop while trying to sort out how best to use that newfound analytical speed to improve its business.)
3. Data Velocity. Technology advances such as Hadoop, in-memory processing and flash memory mean companies can run in minutes calculations that had taken days or weeks. That ability means predictive analytics -- say, using the sensor data mentioned earlier in No. 2-- might be done in time to actually prevent a breakdown or a customer defection.
The key: Where does faster analysis have a measurable impact in boosting sales or cutting costs? Plenty of CIOs are wrestling with how Oracle Exalytics or SAP Hana systems will improve the margins of their existing businesses, but speed will open new opportunities. (Doug Henschen's interview with a Facebook insider reveals a lot of emphasis on real-time analytics.)
4. Seamless Collaboration. I'm surprised to see Accenture make collaboration such a high priority. Daugherty says IT organizations have focused on automation over collaboration. He compared today's opportunity to inject social collaboration models into work processes with the re-engineering efforts of the 1990s.
Collaboration is important, but it feels to me like collaboration and enterprise social tactics have been high on the agenda for years. Our report on the shortcomings of enterprise social networking finds that nearly all companies have internal social networks in place, and most have some ties externally. But a slim minority considers them a great success. And IT pros think social tools have helped companies a whole lot more than non-IT pros do: 89% of IT pros think social tools have improved collaboration among business units, for example, but just two-thirds of non-IT pros agree. Maybe this speaks to the opportunity Accenture sees -- make social collaboration more relevant to employees' jobs.
5. Software-Defined Networking. Accenture calls SDN the "last mile" of virtualization, the last piece of the data center to get virtualized. What's most interesting here is that a pure technology movement makes Accenture's list of mostly business concepts. Count on the acceleration of virtualized networks.


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Saving Private Sheep HD is a personality-packed gravity-physics puzzler from Bulkypix. In this type of game, you are entrusted with the care of a central object, in this case, a sheep in the shape of a pentagon (don't worry, I'll explain later) perched precariously over a precipice (did you see what I did there?). Your goal is to ensure that this object lands in a certain place, and a certain way. You do this by systematically eliminating parts of the structure that are supporting it and letting gravity do the rest. Believe it or not, there are enough of these types of games to justify their own genre.
Though there are many physics/gravity based games out there, what sets Saving Private Sheep HD apart is its fun personality, great graphics, and most importantly, gameplay. There is, of course, a charming backstory for those who are interested; something about an age-old war between wolves and sheep, etc. Unfortunately, this really didn?t help me suspend my disbelief that I was actually saving sheep that had somehow compressed themselves into pentagons and placed themselves in harm?s way. No matter, though. Thankfully, the folks at Bulkypix put a lot of effort into level design and I found myself engrossed in the gameplay and forgot all about the plot.
There are well over 100 levels to keep you busy for a long time. Additionally, replayability is significantly enhanced by the awarding of medals for speed. The temptation to replay previously solved levels in order to get that highly-coveted gold medal is substantial, and keeps the game from progressing too quickly. The difficulty ramps up very slowly, which keeps the frustration factor to a minimum. If you find that you are stuck, don?t be afraid to experiment. There is no penalty for resetting the level multiple times, something that keeps the game firmly grounded in the ?puzzle? category and out of the ?arcade? category. Trust me, you?ll appreciate this each time a new mechanic is introduced. One last little design feature that keeps the player on his/her toes, is the occasional appearance of a wolf masquerading as a sheep (also in the shape of a pentagon, of course). When you see this sharp-toothed critter on the screen, the gameplay changes; your goal is now to ensure that it does NOT land safely. Suddenly, you find that the thing that used to be so hard to avoid (a sheep falling to his doom) is now equally difficult to facilitate.
One of the great things about this game is the superior design tools. They are highly versatile, and the cleverness with which they are assembled to create everything from trapeze to vehicles, keeps this game fresh and fun from start to finish. Saving Private Sheep has that great ?just one more level? feel to it, and I found it difficult to stop playing.
The graphics in Saving Private Sheep HD are what you would expect from an A-list iPad offering; bright, sharp, and smooth. This game goes that extra mile, however, by adding clever little animated sequences that play randomly as you work through a level. Sometimes a mangy wolf sticks his head up from the bottom of the screen and looks around, sometimes a flying saucer makes a visit and every now and then, a "supersheep" flies by, cape, muscles, noble expression and all.
Everything has been nicely re-rendered for the iPad, and the developers did a great job of finding that sweet spot between extra screen real estate and larger graphics.
The sound effects are a combination of high quality samples and great cartoon noises (think: stoink!). While solving a level, you are treated to an occasional bleat from the sheep and some pleasant ambient sounds (birds chirping, etc). I found myself leaving the volume a bit higher than I usually do when I play; a great testimony to their judicious use in this game. There is no in-game soundtrack, however a lively military tune plays while navigating the menu.
Saving Private Sheep HD is an excellent gravity-physics puzzler. Its clever and varied levels, sharp graphics, and good use of sound make it a top contender in this genre. Medals are awarded for speed, making the temptation to replay levels again and again to get the gold difficult to resist. The tight integration with OpeinFeint and the obligatory achievements that go with it, take this even further.
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Graphics: - 4 -
Not groundbreaking, but crisp and nicely re-rendered for the iPad.
Sound: - 3 -
Subtle use of sound effects keep it from getting annoying. However, the lack of in-game music might be a negative for some players.
Controls: - 4 -
The touch-to-remove style of gameplay is well implemented here.
Gameplay: - 5 -
One of my favorite gravity-physics puzzlers. Great and innovative level-design makes the difference here.
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-Remember that you can remove more than one object at a time.
-Don't be afraid to experiment. There is no penalty for repeatedly restarting a level.
-Don't forget to watch for the "wolf in sheep's clothing."
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Los Altos Youth Theatre is scheduled to present "Arabian Nights" Friday through Nov. 3 at Bus Barn Theater, 97 Hillview Ave.
The script uses an ensemble method of storytelling. Actors aged 8-20 from Los Altos and surrounding communities perform the major roles and also play the stairs, the snakes, the magic fountain and the cave of the 40 thieves.
Dominic Cooke adapted the play for the Royal Shakespeare Company. Stories include Shahrazad, Ali Baba, Sindibad the Sailor and The Little Beggar.
Rebecca J. Ennals chose to direct the play because it introduces stories from another culture.
Performances are slated 7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday, Oct. 25, 26 and Nov. 2, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 and Nov. 3.
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* Fortified frozen food developed for all types of discus
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A frozen alternative to beefheart offers maximum nutritional benefits in a natural frozen food. Meets the special nutritional needs of Discus. Shrimp and spirulina are included to provide excellent color enhancing capacity and natural flavor. Three-step sterilization ensures optimal quality - food is free of parasites, harmful bacteria, and foul odor. Multivitamin bio-encapsulation ensures that vitamins remain in the food, not in the water. Water-packed in convenient, mess-free "no-touch" cube packs.


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From items to complement your daily yoga routine to trendy pieces meant to give your wardrobe an extra punch, Gaiam has you covered with a complete line of women's accessories. You want to be fashionable and considerate of the world around you at the same time, so many of our women's clothing, jewelry, and yoga-related items are fair-trade products, exclusive to Gaiam and crafted by talented Thai artisans.
Your clothes are as varied as the day is long, and that means you need jewelry to match a variety of colors and styles. We carry many different types of jewelry to suit your preferences, from Eastern-inspired motifs and chunky necklaces to understated pendants and natural-stone designs. Add a simple Namaste, or lotus necklace and pair of earrings to your collection, or branch out to choose from a wide range of other jewelry items.
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How to Hard Reset & Unlock Google Pattern Lock in Celkon A407 Mobile phoneHard Reset With Keys / Reset Code:
- Turn off the Mobile phone by using the Power button. Then Hard Reset the Celkon A407 with Following Steps.
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- Then Enter Recovery Mode by Pressing the Home Key.
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|Maria Stepanova is back for UMMC Ekaterinburg after her ACL injury in March
UMMC Ekaterinburg improved to 8-0 in the Russian League, whilst the line-up for the Spanish Cup, the Copa De La Reina is now known.
Legendary Russian star Maria Stepanova made her long awaited return from injury over the weekend.
Having sustained an ACL injury during the EuroLeague Women Final Eight in Istanbul back in March of this year, 33-year old Stepanova finally completed her comeback when she stepped out for UMMC Ekaterinburg in a comfortable 84-64 Russian League win against Nadezhda.
Also in Russia, Sparta&K M.R. Vidnoje were routed 76-55 at Dynamo Kursk, thanks mainly to a double-double of 18 points and 12 rebounds from Ekaterina Lisina.
It was the third loss of the campaign for Sparta&K, who now share third place with Nadezhda at 5-3, while Dynamo Kursk are in second spot and UMMC remain unbeaten at the top.
Round 10 of the Liga Femenina in Spain brought confirmation of who will fight it out at the Copa De La Reina later in the season.
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|Erupted for impressive 28 points along with 9 rebounds and 6 assists: Landes' Olivia Epoupa
There was a shock in the French League, when rock bottom Hainaut Basket, with just one win all season, finally turned up in a big way to hurt the title hopes of Bourges Basket.
Hainaut's six player rotation was enough to take down their EuroLeague Women opponents by 71-64, even though they were panned on the glass. Stefanie Murphy, Amanda Jackson and Laura Garcia combined for 60 points.
It was a good week for Arras Pays d'Artois too, who finally picked up their third win of the campaign to move to third from bottom after their 71-61 win against Villeneuve d'Ascq.
After the slip-up by Bourges, leaders Basket Lattes Montpellier Agglomeration and third placed Perpignan took full advantage with the former taking a 77-70 road win at Aix-en-Provence courtesy of 20 points and 10 rebounds by Geraldine Robert, and the latter defeating EuroLeague Women opposition by securing a 66-55 win against USO Mondeville.
The most impressive individual performance came from U18 European Championship Women MVP Olivia Epoupa (vote for her as Young Women's Player of the Year). The teenager produced the best display of her pro-career to help a rejuvenated Basket Landes claim a thrilling 63-60 win at Toulouse and move to fourth place with an 8-5 record. Epoupa exploded to corral 28 points, nine rebounds and six assists.
Kayseri Kaski spor lost ground in the Turkish title race after being routed 98-62 by leaders Fenerbahce. Both Anastasiya Verameyenka (vote for her as Women's Player of the Year) and Ivana Matovic continue to excel this season, and they combined for 40 points from a superb 16 of 20 floor shooting.
The result means the table now has a more familiar feel to it with Galatasaray taking over second spot from Kayseri and chasing down their great city rival after their defensive brick wall helped them to an 81-48 destruction of Mersin.
Tarsus are in fourth spot after they needed overtime to finally see off Ceyhan Belediye 73-70 with Danielle Robinson and Shay Doron pouring in a combined 43 points.
Whilst at the bottom of the table, a stellar 31 point performance by Serbian guard Ana Dabovic helped to take TED Ankara to only their second victory of the season as they overpowered fellow strugglers Samsun 83-65.


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I reminded my owner/advisor that he had made a 90-day commitment to his new employee (the kid had moved from another state), and looking for another advisor would set his plans back at least six months to a year. Once he calmed down a bit, I suggested he not think too long term: We still had seven years or so before we needed to start thinking about succession. Instead, I told him to commit to making the young advisor into a good advisor, which he agreed to do.
Fast forward to two years ago. True to his word, my client had worked diligently to train his new advisor and succeeded at making him a very good advisor and a great firm employee. Now a lead advisor, the "kid" had become more than competent at all phases of financial planning, excelling at portfolio management, working directly with clients, taking initiative and leading the other employees to do their best. Now it was time to focus on a succession plan, and the owner/advisor wanted to hire another advisor to take over the firm.
In his mind, the problem was that his younger advisor didn't have any business management experience. I pushed back, asking him to consider the advisor he already had. He waffled, and we continued to talk about it for a year. Finally, in one of our discussions, when I once again reminded my client what a good advisor and employee the young advisor had become, he responded, "Sure, but I'll have to teach him to be an owner."
I shot back, "Like you had to teach him to be a good advisor?" You could actually see the light bulb go on: He realized that like training a young advisor, training another firm owner was an essential part of his job. After talking with the younger advisor, who happily made the commitment to work hard at learning what he needed to know (just as he had done since he was hired), the owner made the commitment to teach him to be his successor—and I guarantee he will be, in about two or three more years.
Practice transition and succession planning is increasingly on the minds of independent advisors these days, both older and younger. Many older advisors would like to transition the care of their clients to another advisor of their choosing and reap the benefits of the value they've created, while many younger advisors would like to own their own firms. Yet, as far as I can see, the advisory profession hasn't created an effective formula for making these transitions successfully and consistently. In my experience, the solution lies in adapting the business model that's been successful in other professions to the advisory world, with well-thought out programs that first create great advisors, and then create great business owners. Owner/advisors need to accept that these are essential elements of their jobs: teaching young advisors to be great advisors, then teaching them to be great owners.
One of the current holes in the advisory profession is the lack of an ethos to pass older advisors' knowledge on to the next generation. Training young professionals is a major part of most professions today: I'm talking about on-the-job training, beyond schools or additional course work. Doctors have an elaborate training system, largely based around hospitals, in which both practicing and staff physicians train interns and residents, with even the more experienced of these doctors training those with less experience. Law and accounting firms work much the same way, with young professionals assigned to teams of older professionals, who serve as mentors, monitoring their work and gauging their progress.
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Once that's accomplished (usually over a three- to five-year period), they can start training their younger advisors to succeed them as a firm owner, following these four steps:
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2. Training others. The first step in becoming a successful firm owner is the ability and willingness to pass one's knowledge along to others in the firm. Just as other professions have their professionals start teaching their younger peers within the first few years of their employment, advisors, too, greatly benefit from training co-workers. Not only do they often learn more through the act of teaching, but they greatly increase their leadership skills and understanding of the challenges of managing employees.
3. Management. After younger advisors have achieved competence as advisors and in training other employees of the firm, it's time to introduce them to how the firm runs as a business. At this point, I encourage my clients to put the advisor on the "management committee" (which may consist only of the owner/advisor and the advisor), which has regular (usually monthly) meetings to discuss the firm's operating costs, revenue streams, marketing, compliance, IT, and operating and employee issues.
4. Ownership. Finally, future owners are introduced to thinking like owners by offering them minority ownership in the firm, having them assume responsibility for key areas such as compliance or rainmaking, or simply inviting them to partner meetings (usually quarterly or semi-annually). In these meetings, firm profitability and the status of any debt is discussed, and the overall strategy of the business is set and monitored, including long-term goals, marketing initiatives, new client sectors, new client services, and the investment of the firm's resources in personnel, technology, etc.
By the end of this process, younger advisors have been exposed to every facet of an advisory business, gained experience in one or more management areas, learned how the current owner/advisor approaches managing each, and understand the present status of the firm. If the owner/advisor does his or her job of transferring knowledge and experience, the younger advisor will be a far better successor than anyone else. Unfortunately, most owner/advisors these days merely are trying to "sell" their firms to their employees, rather than create new owners. Only when we start to emulate other professions will independent advisors successfully transition their firms to truly qualified owners.


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Call for Submissions: Projects for China
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The shows, exhibits and activities must be in English or without words. The smaller productions (with lighter touring logistics) will be prioritized. However, Grand Boat Culture is open to present larger-scale productions for proposals that seem relevant to them.
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Call for proposals for Classical:NEXT 2018The call for proposals for Classical:NEXT 2018 is now open! Once again, they are asking classical and art music musicians, ensembles, speakers, project leaders and more, to submit their future thinking ideas to shape the programme for next year.
July 27
For artists: Open call for artistic exchange programme TRANSFER INTERNATIONALThe open call by NRW KULTURsekretariat aims at artists and institutions from its member cities who want to collaborate with artists, cultural practitioners, institutions and/or organisations in Belgium and the Netherlands or the other way around.
July 26
Registration for the 22nd International Solo-Dance-Theatre Festival is openThe 22nd International Solo-Dance-Theatre Festival will take place from 15-18 March 2018 in Stuttgart (Germany). Young dancers and contemporary choreographers can apply here with their latest productions. Deadline to apply is 12 November 2017, 12 am (midnight).
July 20
For musicians and bands: apply now to showcase at SXSW Music 2018Apply now for the opportunity to perform at the 2018 SXSW Music Festival, March 12-18, and gain access to an audience of industry professionals, international media and new fans. The final deadline to apply is October 20, 2017.
July 13
Call for proposals for 2018 KKNK programmeAll presenters, producers and artists are invited to submit proposals for possible inclusion on the programme of the 2018 Klein Karoo National Arts Festival (KKNK). The 24th KKNK takes place in Oudtshoorn, South Africa, from 29 March to 4 April 2018.
July 04
High French honour for Hans van ManenThe French Ministry of Culture has conferred the distinction of Commandeur des Arts et Lettres on Hans van Manen, resident choreographer with Dutch National Ballet. Hans van Manen is the first Dutch performing artist to receive the highest possible state distinction in the field of art and letters in France.
July 03
International Open Call New Orleans 2018Musicians, theatre makers, visual artists, filmmakers, writers and researchers are encouraged to apply for a 1 to 3 month 2018 residency in New Orleans before July 15th.
June 21
Open call Aerowaves for young choreographersAerowaves is a network of 33 partners from 17 European countries, aiming to connect new audiences with young choreographers and brand new dance. Each year, during an intensive weekend, the partners select 20 promising choreographers to present, if possible, at the Spring Forward Festival.
June 15
Call for choreographic short films in a 60-second formatFor the 9th time, Joint Adventures is inviting choreographers, dancers, film and multi-media artists from throughout the world to develop new aesthetic approaches and visual languages for choreography and film in a 60-second format. We are searching for works that operate and experiment choreographically with the film medium.
May 04
More than 750 international visits to the NetherlandsWith support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Dutch Performing Arts hosted more than 750 international visits to the Netherlands in 2015 and 2016.
May 02
Open call for international activities in IranThe Dramatic Arts Center of Iran organises four international theatre festivals in different genres over the period of 2017-2018 and they are looking for theatre companies.
April 29
International Dance Day Message by Trisha BrownI became a dancer because of my desire to fly. The transcendence of gravity was always something that moved me. There is no secret meaning in my dances. They are a spiritual exercise in a physical form.
April 11
Henriëtte Post speaker at ISPA's 100th CongressHenriëtte Post, general director of the Performing Arts Fund NL, is one of the speakers at ISPA's 100th Congress.
April 03
Open call: Buffer Fringe Performing Arts Festival 2017 is looking for artistsThe Buffer Fringe Performing Arts Festival is on the look-out for local and international talent. The application deadline is 10 May 2017.
March 30
Call for submissions: globalFEST 2018globalFEST is now accepting artist submissions for the 2018 edition. The deadline to submit is 5 May.
March 30
Call for applications: NPN Coproduction Fund for DanceThe NPN Coproduction Fund for Dance advances the creation of new dance productions. The artists' origins are irrelevant; however, production must take place in Germany to a substantial degree.
March 23
Word Theatre Day Message 2017 by Isabelle HuppertSo, here we are once more. Gathered again in Spring, 55 years since our inaugural meeting, to celebrate World Theatre Day. Just one day, 24 hours, is dedicated to celebrating theatre around the world. And here we are in Paris, the premier city in the world for attracting international theatre groups, to venerate the art of theatre.
March 22
Dutch Performing Arts | en France: the best moments of Cabaret de curiositésIn the beginning of March the festival Cabaret de curiosités took place in le phénix scène nationale Valenciennes. Watch the best moments of each day in four short videos.
March 21
Meld je nu aan voor de laatste bijeenkomst van 'De grens over?'Op donderdag 6 april vindt de derde en tevens laatste bijeenkomst plaats van de reeks 'De grens over?'. Thema is ditmaal 'Internationaal werken: je organisatie onder de loep'.
March 08
For artists: apply now to showcase at IPAY 2018Performing artists can now apply to perform at the International Performing Arts for Youth Showcase Festival 2018 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
March 08
Call for application: 2050 Administrative Fellowship programme of NYTWNew York Theatre Workshop (NYTW) is looking for candidates who are underrepresented in theatre arts administration positions for their 2050 Administrative Fellowship programme.
March 07
Open call: International Residency in PyeongChang, South KoreaCelebrating 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games, Arts Council Korea is pleased to announce an open call for young emerging artists around the world to participate International Residency Deep in the Mountains.
February 28
Going Dutch: jazz from the NetherlandsDutch Performing Arts commissioned the Jazz Promotion Network (JPN) to coordinate the focus programme GOING DUTCH in 2017 to support Dutch jazz musicians and/or groups to perform and tour in the United Kingdom (UK) and Republic of Ireland (ROI). GOING DUTCH consists of an umbrella campaign, invitations for jazz promotors and journalists to every concert and, under certain conditions, also support for travel and accommodation.
February 09
Open call: Performing Arts Market Seoul is looking for performersPerforming Arts Market in Seoul (PAMS) has an open call for an international showcase programme. PAMS takes place from 17-21 October.
February 01
Your experiences with the US travel banThe Mobility Info Point at DutchCulture is assessing the effects of the US travel ban on cultural exchange and cooperation.
January 19
Call for artistic change makersThe Citizen Artist Incubator is looking for 17 mid career performing artists to participate in the second edition (2-28 July, Vienna, Austria).
January 12
Open call: HIGH Fest 2017HIGH FEST International Performing Arts Festival (1-10 October, Armenia) is looking for performing artist for the 15th edition of the festival.
December 20
Verslag eerste bijeenkomst 'De grens over' - Internationaal werken: toeval of strategie?Stralen op een podium buiten de Nederlandse grenzen, welke kunstenaar wil dat nou niet? In opdracht van Dutch Performing Arts/Fonds Podiumkunsten organiseert Cultuur+Ondernemen daarom drie bijeenkomsten over werken in het buitenland. Want hoe pak je dat aan? En als het lukt, is dat toeval of strategie?
December 20
Do you want to attend the reception in the context of January in NYC – The Place to Be for the Performing Arts?Are you a performing arts professional, and do you happen to be in New York in January? May be you want to attend the network reception on the occasion of the Industry Events as part of
January in NYC – The Place to Be for the Performing Arts then (by invitation only).
December 06
Open call: Art in unexpected places - Festival BelluardFestival Belluard Bollwerk International (Switzerland) and Migros Culture Percentage are looking for new or nascent artistic projects happening in unexpected places.
December 01
Call for application: Master Programme New Performative Practises, Stockholm UniversityThe Master Programme New Performative Practices of Doch, Stockholm University of the arts, is aimed at experienced, practicing performers from diverse fields. Performing artists are given context and support to engage with their own performative practices as well as tools to further their research.
November 23
Cultuur+Ondernemen organiseert reeks bijeenkomsten over werken in het buitenland (Dutch spoken)Heb jij vanuit jouw culturele organisatie of als zelfstandig werkend kunstenaar/creatief internationale ambities? Of werk jij al regelmatig in het buitenland? In opdracht van Dutch Performing Arts / Fonds Podiumkunsten organiseert Cultuur+Ondernemen een reeks bijeenkomsten over werken in het buitenland voor podiumkunstenaars.
November 23
Call for proposals for Classical:NEXT 2017 - Lunch with the ResidentsMusicians, ensembles and composers, residing in the Netherlands, can now send a proposal for Classical:NEXT 2017- Lunch with the Residents.
November 16
Dutch Pop announces lineup Dutch Pop NightsThree bands are selected by a jury to play at the Dutch Pop Nights in Germany presented by key music magazine musikexpress: GOSTO, Jo Goes Hunting and Mozes and the Firstborn.
November 02
Open call: Busan International Dance Festival is looking for dance companiesBusan International Dance Festival (South Korea) is looking for dance companies to perform at the 2017 edition.
October 26
Two Dutch productions win a YAMaward 2016Two Dutch productions have won a YAMaward. Roodhapje (Little Red Riding Food) by Holland Opera won an award for Best Opera and Creatures by Het Balletorkest and ISH won an award for Best Large Ensemble. Congratulations!
October 19
Call for artists: NXT Residency 2017Are you an emerging artist and you want to give a boost to your artistic career? Would you like to go international? Would you like to learn how to collaborate internationally and develop your skills to properly manage your artistic career?
October 19
Open call: Forecast is looking for pioneersThe call for proposals for Forecast's second edition has started. Until 30 November, pioneers from anywhere in the world working in various disciplines may submit their project ideas.
October 12
Results of HOBRA at Dutch Design Week 2016The works created during the Dutch Olympic cultural programme HOBRA will be presented in the context of the Dutch Design Week on 23 October in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
October 12
Call for SAND International Performing Arts Festival for a Young Audience 2017For their upcoming edition, from 12-16 September 2017, SAND Festival is looking for performances from all over the world. Deadline for submissions is 1 November 2016.
October 05
Three Dutch productions nominated for YAMaward 2016Three Dutch productions are nominated for a YAMaward: Roodhapje (Little Red Riding Food) by Holland Opera, Zwier (Twirl) by Wervelwind and Creatures by Het Balletorkest and ISH.
October 04
Dutch Pop Nights is looking for bandsDutch Pop is looking for three bands to play at the Dutch Pop Nights in Germany presented by key music magazine musikexpress. Deadline to apply is 14 October.
October 03
Open call for B-Jazz International Contest 2017Young jazzmusicians of age 30 or younger get the chance to play the finals of the B-Jazz International Contest 2017 in the city of Leuven (Belgium).
September 29
Gender Monologues by Diana Blok in BrazilThe interactive media installation 'Gender Monologues' by Diana Blok is currently exhibited at Oi Futuro Flamengo in Brazil in the context of the TEMPO Festival.
September 28
Open Call for symposium IMPACT16: BRUCHZONEN - RIFT ZONESHow and where do alternative realities come about both in and between different fields of knowledge? How can we productively uncover contradictory "rift zones" in today's world? What kind of frameworks for action can we cultivate?
September 28
Call for interest for the 20th international contemporary dance festival Cyprus 2017In 2017, the Ministry of Education and Culture in Cyprus will organise the Cyprus Contemporary Dance Festival for the 20th time. The philosophy of the Festival is bringing people together through this form of art.
September 28
Registration for the 21st International Solo-Dance-Theatre Festival is openThe 21st International Solo-Dance-Theatre Festival will take place from 16-19 March 2017 at Treffpunkt Rotebühlplatz in Stuttgart (Germany). Young dancers and contemporary choreographers can apply here with their latest productions. Deadline to apply is 11 November 2016, 12 pm (noon).
September 08
Open calls for PAMS 2016Performing Arts Market in Seoul (PAMS) has two open calls for pitch sessions and an open call for a pop-up stage. PAMS takes place from 4-8 October.
August 29
Call for proposals for Classical:NEXT 2017 now openClassical:NEXT is calling all movers, shakers and everyday innovators from all sectors of the scene to submit their proposals for Classical:NEXT 2017.
August 24
The Final Score in RioAfter three weeks of creative collaboration, ten Dutch-Brazilian duos presented their work during a big closing event of the Dutch Olympic cultural programme.
July 27
Olympic cultural programme HOBRA, the story so farIt's the final week of HOBRA, the Olympic cultural programme in Rio de Janeiro. On 31 July the results will be presented to the Brazilian and international public during a large-scale concluding event.
July 26
For artists: open call for Babel Med Music 2017Artists can apply now to showcase at Babel Med Music 2017.
July 26
For choreographers: call for applications - K3 Residency Program 2017/2018For the season 2017/2018, K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg is offering an eight-month residency to three emerging choreographers. The application deadline is 14 August 2016.
June 29
Dancers and choreographers: apply now for the Pina Bausch Fellowship 2017"It is not about art, also not about pure technique. It is about life, and therefore it is about finding a language for life." - Pina Bausch
June 28
Milone Reigman selected for Pitch Session CINARS BiennaleDutch director Milone Reigman is selected for the Pitch Session at CINARS Biennale.
June 22
Entry call Cinedans is openFor the next edition Cinedans Dance on Screen Festival (8 - 12 March 2017) is looking for shorts, features, animation, music videos, stereoscopic(3d)/2K/4K, VR films, documentaries, performance relay, installations and other exciting work. Cinedans also invites students from all over the world to submit films for the Student Competition.
June 09
For choreographers: open call Aerowaves Twenty17 artistsAerowaves is a hub for dance discovery in Europe. Each year the Aerowaves network selects 20 of the most promising emerging choreographers, promotes their work, and creates performance opportunities with Aerowaves' Partners.
May 30
Do you want to co-exhibit with us at Tanzmesse?If you work in the field of contemporary dance and want to present your work to your fellow professionals, you could consider co-exhibiting with us at the internationale tanzmesse nrw 2016.
May 26
Jaap van Zweden appointed as Ambassador Dutch ComposersNieuw Geneco appointed Jaap van Zweden as Ambassador Dutch Composers. He plans to promote new compositions and performances in the Netherlands and abroad, in collaboration with Nieuw Geneco.
May 12
Jorinde Keesmaat appointed Guest Director-in-Residence Center for Contemporary Opera in New YorkDutch director Jorinde Keesmaat is invited by the Center for Contemporary Opera, New York, to direct a series of four productions over a three-year period.
May 12
Three performing artists selected for cultural programme Olympic Games in BrazilThe three performing artists that are selected for the cultural programme before the Olympic Games of 2016 in Brazil are: Sjaron Minailo (theatre), Fernando Belfiore (dance) and Emma Rekers (music).
April 28
DirectorsLabChicago is looking for stage directorsDirectorsLabChicago is looking for stage directors for their upcoming Lab. The theme for this year's Lab is un/spoken: The Language of the Stage.
April 26
'INSTANT ACTS against violence and racism 2016' is looking for performing artistsInterkunst e.V. (Berlin) is looking for young performing artists for their upcoming theatre and music tour 'INSTANT ACTS against violence and racism'.
April 26
Join the circus, music, theatre and dance touring festival 'Following I. B. Singer's Traces 2016''Following I. B. Singer's Traces 2016', taking place in Eastern Poland, is inspired by the writing of Nobel Prize winner Isaac Bashevis Singer.
April 20
Nine nominees for cultural programme Olympic Games in Brazil announcedStan Vreeken, Sjaron Minailo, Nora Tinholt, Ricardo O'Nascimento, Lieneke Mous, Fernando Belfiore, Efe Erdem, Emma Rekers and Maarten Meddens are the nine nominees that have been preselected for the cultural programme before the Olympic Games of 2016 in Brazil.
April 07
For artists: Open call 19th ASSITEJ World Congress in Cape TownASSITEJ South Africa announces the call for performances to be presented during the 19th ASSITEJ World Congress of the International Association of Theatre for Children and Young People from 17-27 May 2017 in Cape Town.
March 31
You can't get around the Dutch at Operadagen & Classical:NEXTIn May 2016 Rotterdam is the place to be. Classical:NEXT and Operadagen Rotterdam will both take place at the end of May. Dutch Performing Arts works closely together with these organisations to introduce and present (new) Dutch work, musicians and companies to international presenters from 22 - 28 May 2016.
March 30
Visa for Music is looking for artistsVisa for Music is looking for 30 artists/groups for their showcase programme.
March 23
For choirs: open call London International A Cappella Choral CompetitionThe third London International A Cappella Choral Competition, in association with Peter Phillips and The Tallis Scholars, is looking for choirs. The competition takes place from Sunday 25 June – Saturday 1 July 2017.
March 23
Dutch director Lotte van den Berg curates Malta Festival PoznanThe curator of the seventh Idiom of Malta Festival Poznan is Lotte van den Berg. The Dutch director has invited young artists, who in various ways give their interpretations of the themes observation and participation.
March 23
An invitation from Ivo van Hove2015 has been a real success story for director Ivo van Hove and Toneelgroep Amsterdam. Not just in the Netherlands and Flanders, but also in cities such as Paris, Avignon, London, Edinburgh, Philadelphia, New York and Buenos Aires.
March 22
Joeri Dubbe wins first prize Internationales Solo-Tanz-Theater Festival StuttgartDutch choreographer Joeri Dubbe has won the first prize for his choreography 'Infant' at the Internationales Solo-Tanz-Theater Festival Stuttgart.
March 17
For Dutch world music artists: do you want to showcase at Dutch Delta Sounds?Festival Dutch Delta Sounds is looking for Dutch world music artists to showcase.
March 15
For artists: Apply now for the Pitch Session at CINARS 2016CINARS offers a unique opportunity to display a new project or a work in progress in front of artists, agents and presenters taking part in the 2016 CINARS Biennale: the Pitch Session.
March 14
For theatre companies: apply now to perform at the 2016 Festival of William ShakespeareThe 2016 Festival of William Shakespeare, co-hosted by International Theatre Institute (ITI), Shanghai Theatre Academy and Chinese Dramatists Society, will be held in Shanghai from 11-17 September.
March 10
For artists: apply now to showcase at IPAY 2017Performing artists can now apply to perform at the International Performing Arts for Youth Showcase Festival 2017 in Madison, Wisconsin.
March 10
Rent a booth at tanzmesse nrw 2016If you work in the field of contemporary dance and want to present your work to your fellow professionals, you could consider renting a booth at the internationale tanzmesse nrw 2016.
March 10
Selection Circuit X 2016-2017 announcedThe selection for Circuit X 2016-2017 is announced.
March 07
For Dutch artists: Call for cultural programme Olympic Games in BrazilThe Dutch Cultural Funds, DutchCulture and the cultural secretary of the Municipality of Rio de Janeiro are organising a Dutch cultural programme before the Olympic Games of 2016 in Brazil.
February 15
Apply for IETMCampus Lublin 2016Between 6 and 12 June IETM (International Network for Contemporary Performing Arts) organises the second edition of IETMCampus in Lublin, Poland.
February 03
For artists: Call for applications for the India Theatre ProgrammeThe Drama School, Mumbai invites applications from theatre makers, actors, dancers and performance artists for an intensive four week training and creation workshop in Pondicherry, India.
February 02
Erik Kaiel / Arch8 wins Victor Award at IPAY 2016On 30 January Erik Kaiel / Arch8 won the People's Choice Victor Award at IPAY Showcase Festival 2016 for the performance 'Tetris'.
January 21
For performers: Residency in Tuscany, ItalyArtUniverse and the International University Global Theatre Experience (IUGTE) offer an international residency for professional performers in Tuscany (Italy).
January 18
Open call for project 'Freedom Prison'Komediehuset (Denmark) invites ensembles of young actors, dancers, musicians etc. to participate in the project 'Freedom Prison'.
January 18
Apply to showcase at inJazz (Jazzdag)Apply now to showcase at inJazz (formerly known as Jazzdag), the biggest jazz networking event of the Netherlands. Deadline is 4 March 2016.
January 12
Call for composers: Composition Contest B-Jazz 2016On 21 January the six finalists for B-Jazz International Contest 2016 will be anounced. In the meantime the Composition Contest B-Jazz 2016 is launched: Sabam for Culture and B-Jazz organise this contest in search of new jazz themes.
January 06
For dance artists: Call for Application MA Choreography and PerformanceChoreography and Performance is an international master's degree designed and organised by the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies at Giessen University and the Department for Contemporary Dance at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts (HFMDK).
December 03
For artists: Call for performance and workshop submissions for ITI CongressThe ITI is launching a call for submissions from performing artists and theatre pracitioners across the world to take part in the 35th ITI World Congress which will take place in Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil, from 30 May to 4 June 2016.The congress theme is The Nature is our Stage and the deadline for submissions is January 30th.
November 30
For artists: Call for applications CINARS 2016The CINARS Biennale (Montreal, Canada) is a not-to-be missed international networking event. More than 1500 performing arts professionals from 40 countries gather to present and promote the best productions in the field of performing arts across the globe.
November 25
For theatre producers and performers: residency in Frankfurt- theatre for a young audienceStarke Stücke is an international theatre festival aimed at young audiences, and in 2016 it is teaming up with the Mousonturm and the Theaterhaus Frankfurt to offer a multi-level international residency programme on the subject of theatre for a young audience.
November 16
Participants ISPA's Dutch Fellowship Programme announcedThe International Society for the Performing Arts' (ISPA) Dutch Fellowship Programme is providing three mid-career leaders from the Netherlands' performing arts community access to ISPA's extensive international network of arts professionals.
November 11
Circuit X expanded with Dutch productionsThe selection of the Flemish Circuit X is being expanded with Dutch theatre productions. Circuit X is a quality label that yearly organises a tour for six creators, selected by a professional jury. The platform presents surprising performances of creators who are not yet as well known to the general public.
November 10
For music theatre artists and composers: call for residency WALPURGISTo all singers, musicians, composers, actors and other artists who engage in experimental work in the music-theatre genre in all its forms and guises, WALPURGIS offers a 2 to 3-week residence between May and September 2016. The participants' work will be shown to the public during the 2016 FENIKS FESTIVAL.
November 04
For artists: Application deadline for residencies PACT Zollverein 23 November 2015From August to December 2016 PACT Zollverein is offering a residency programme for the development and realisation of projects and productions, which is open to professional artists from both Germany and abroad working in the fields of dance, performance, media art or sound art.
October 22
For dance artists: residency applications 2016The Mediterranean Dance Center is inviting dance artists with fresh ideas for new projects to apply for a residential stay in Mediterranean Dance Center San Vincenti situated in the heart of Istria region of Croatia.
October 15
Dutch Umbrella Stand at Jazzahead 2016In 2016 Jazzdag/Buma Cultuur and Dutch Performing Arts will facilitate a Dutch Umbrella stand at Jazzahead! You can now register for Jazzahead! with a discount as a co-exhibitor of this stand.
October 15
Call for interest for the 19th international contemporary dance festival Cyprus 2016In 2016, the Ministry of Education and Culture in Cyprus will organise the European Dance Festival for the 19th time. The philosophy of the Festival is bringing people together through this form of art.
October 13
Apply now for the 20th International Solo-Dance-Theatre FestivalThe 20th International Solo-Dance-Theatre Festival will take place from 17-20 March 2016 at Treffpunkt Rotebühlplatz in Stuttgart (Germany). Young dancers and contemporary choreographers can apply here with their latest productions. Deadline to apply is 11 November 2015.
October 13
For artists: send your project ideas on 'Living Traditions'The Festival Belluard Bollwerk International and Migros Culture Percentage are looking for new or nascent artistic projects on the theme of 'Living Traditions'.
September 23
Looking back on South KoreaIn September Dutch Performing Arts travelled to South Korea with a delegation of six creators and six programmers. A report in words and images.
September 08
New Brazil-programme by six cultural fundsBrazil is chosen by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as one of the priorities of the international cultural policy. Six cultural funds will implement this in 2015 and 2016 with a special programme that is funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
September 07
Erik Kaiel / Arch8 selected to showcase at IPAY 2016Erik Kaiel/Arch8 is one of the 17 selected companies to give a showcase at IPAY 2016.
September 02
Apply for ISPA's Dutch Fellowship ProgrammeThe International Society for the Performing Arts' (ISPA) Dutch Fellowship Programme will provide three mid-career leaders from the Netherlands' performing arts community access to ISPA's extensive international network of arts professionals.
August 31
Call for proposals for Classical:NEXT 2016 now openClassical:NEXT is on the lookout for musicians, ensembles, speakers, entrepreneurs, experts, academics and anyone else involved with taking classical and art music to new heights to help them create next year's programme.
August 27
Call for entry: 34th International Fadjr Theater FestivalThe Dramatic Arts Center of Iran organises the 34th International Fadjr Theater Festival, that will take place from 21 January till 1 February 2016 in Tehran. Theatre companies can send their proposals now.
August 13
Venues and festivals: apply now for a grant for Dutch presentations abroadAre you planning to programme a Dutch company, ensemble or performer? Then maybe you're interested in the possibility to apply for a grant for Dutch Presentations Abroad from the Performing Arts Fund NL.
July 22
Save the date: international visitors' programme at Pop Art Festival 2016From 14-16 April 2016 there's an international visitors' programme at the Pop Arts Festival.
July 21
For artists: open call for Babel Med Music 2016Babel Med Music 2016 takes place from 17-19 March in Marseille, France.
July 14
For musicians and bands: apply now to showcase at SXSW Music 2016Are you a performing artist who has proven you have the talent, experience and drive to make it in the music world? Perhaps you are in search of the chance to make that next step on your path to success.
July 13
Line-up Moving Meetings Dance 2015 announcedDiscover exciting, new and bookable dance from The Netherlands.
July 09
Send an artistic proposal or rent a booth for Tanzmesse 2016Tanzmesse 2016 is now accepting proposals for their Performance Programme. Deadline is 30 September 2015.
June 23
Platform-Scenography wins Best Curatorial Concept Award at PQ 15Platform-Scenography (P-S) was awarded the Golden medal for Best Curatorial Concept at the Prague Quadrennial – the world exhibition for Scenography, Space and Performance Design. Dutch Performing Arts supported the project and we congratulate Platform-Scenography and the Curatorial team of Between Realities with their prize!
June 09
Open call for choreographers - Apply to Aerowaves nowAerowaves is now accepting applications from early-career choreographers who wish to become one of the Aerowaves Twenty artists for 2016.
June 04
For composers: Call for applications International Music Theatre Competition DarmstadtThe Staatstheater Darmstadt is looking for composers who are explicitly interested in music theatre.
June 03
Dancers and choreographers can apply now for the Pina Bausch Fellowship 2016"It is not about art, also not about pure technique. It is about life, and therefore it is about finding a language for life." Pina Bausch, about the reason for dancing.
May 26
Symphony of a Thousand – Classical:NEXT embraced by all sectorsThe fourth edition of Classical:NEXT has drawn to a close in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, with the presentation of the inaugural Classical:NEXT Innovation Award marking the conclusion of four rewarding days of expo, showcases and conference. More than 1,000 professionals from the classical and art music world came together to exchange with their peers and discover new opportunities and pathways within art music.
May 11
For artists: Call for performances 19th ASSITEJ World CongressASSITEJ South Africa announces the call for performances to be presented during the 19th ASSITEJ World Congress of the International Association of Theatre for Children and Young People. It takes place from 17-27 May 2017 in Cape Town, under the over-arching theme "Cradle of Creativity".
May 04
Save the date: October 1-4 - Moving Meetings DanceDiscover the latest developments in Dutch contemporary and conceptual dance, get a broad overview, be part of a rich panel of international programmers and artists, and share your insights about dance.
May 04
For makers: Open call Music Theatre Now 2015The third edition of Music Theatre NOW is starting. The Music Theatre Committee in International Theatre Institute invites makers of operas of all shapes and sizes, which were professionally produced in the past three years, to submit their works. 18 works will be chosen for lecture/presentations at the Rotterdam Opera Days in 2016. Additional prizes of invitations for live performances from various parts of the world will be announced soon. Closing Date: June 30th, 2015
April 30
For artists: Application deadline for residencies PACT Zollverein 8 June 2015From January to July 2016 PACT Zollverein is offering a residency programme for the development and realisation of projects and productions, which is open to professional artists from both Germany and abroad working in the fields of dance, performance, media art or sound art.
April 20
Dutch jazz at Jazzahead 2015Jazzahead is an annual exhibition and the leading meeting point for the international jazz scene hosted in Bremen, Germany. Jazzahead is one of the most important international networking spots for jazz musicians. Together with Jazzdag/Buma Cultuur Dutch Performing Arts presents the Dutch Jazz scene in Bremen.
April 15
For artists: Open Call for Moving Meetings Dance 2015Dutch Performing Arts and The Dutch Dance Festival present Moving Meetings Dance: a showcase programme for international professionals.
April 09
Apply for IETM CampusBetween 6 and 12 June IETM (International Network for Contemporary Performing Arts) organises, for the first time, IETMCampus in Almagro (Spain).
April 09
IETM Staff Exchange ProgrammeIETM's Staff Exchange Programme offers IETM members a unique opportunity to gain a short but valuable international experience by joining the team of another member organisation and hosting a professional from abroad. The duration of an exchange programme may vary from 1 week to 3 months or more.
April 08
For artists: Application Residency Program The Watermill Center now openWatermill invites artists to submit ambitious proposals for the creation of work that critically investigates, challenges, and extends the existing norms of performance practice. The Residency Program gives artists the opportunity to utilize The Watermill Center as a home and a workshop to create and develop their own work.
April 02
Open call for artists: AltoFest NapoliAltoFest is looking for performers, researchers, art and thought practitioners, single or collective artists for AltoFest 2015. AltoFest is an international festival of performing arts and trans-disciplinary interventions. It's fifth edition will run July 8-12, 2015 in Naples.
March 23
International visitors programme Tweetakt/Kaap - the NetherlandsTweetakt/Kaap is an adventurous art festival for all ages with an international programme of theatre and dance performances, music, cabaret, games and (interactive) visual art installations.
March 03
Culture at a glance 2014Culture at a Glance (Cultuur in Beeld) is published annually by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.


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