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DARPA Hummingbird
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OpenCourseWare & MITx
Rafael Reif (left) is Provost at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology led the creation of MITx. Accepting at TDIA for Rafael is the Chancellor of MIT, Eric Grimson. The mission of Massachusetts Institute of Technology is to advance knowledge and educate students in science, technology, and other areas of scholarship that will best serve the nation… [See Full Post]
Stanford University Office of Technology Licensing
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Small Enterprise Economic Development (SEED) Program
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Street Bump App
Street Bump App is City of Boston's newest mobile phone app designed to help Boston residents improve their neighborhoods. Taking advantage of the sensors on smart phones, Street Bump will provide the City with a near-real time picture of Boston's road conditions and the location of its potholes. Accepting on behalf of the app are… [See Full Post]
Marci Harris – POPVOX
Marci Harris is the CEO of POPVOX. A former Congressional staffer and lawyer, Marci says that her "first startup was a town," as she led Jackson, TN's rebuilding efforts following a 2004 tornado. She received a B.A. in International Relations from Franklin College in Lugano, Switzerland and attended law school at the University of Memphis… [See Full Post]
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James Steyer – Common Sense Media
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Hackers are often mistakenly portrayed in popular culture as inarticulate geeks donning hoodies or ninja suits. However, the opposite is true, and policymakers in Washington could benefit from a deeper understanding of who hackers are and what they have to offer.
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The use of social media and other Internet-enabled communications by the self-proclaimed Islamic State is pushing the United States and other democracies to react to the abuse of liberal freedoms by illiberal forces. CFR Visiting Fellow David P. Fidler outlines ways to counter the Islamic State's online onslaught through policies anchored in free speech, transparency, and accountability.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee discusses the U.S. Cyber Command budget; China debates its draft anti-terrorism law and a bill on cyber threat data sharing moves forward in U.S. Congress.
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Writing in Foreign Policy, Emerson Brooking argues that, given ISIS' strategically significant use of social media for recruiting and messaging, any comprehensive plan to defeat the terror network must also neutralize its online presence. He proposes the creation of a bounty system that would pay hacktivists in anonymized Bitcoin to flag ISIS social media accounts and disrupt its websites.
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President Obama spoke at the White House Summit on Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection at Stanford on February 13, 2015. He announced a new executive order for private and government sectors to better share information about cyber threats.
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Vanilla Butter Rollouts
- 1 1/2 cups butter, softened
- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 1 teaspoon salt
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In a large mixing bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Combine the flour, baking soda, cream of tartar, and salt; gradually add to the creamed mixture. Cover and refrigerate until easy to handle, about 30 minutes.
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On a lightly floured surface, roll out dough to 1/4-inch thickness. Cut with floured 2 1/2-inch cookie cutters. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 350°F until edges are lightly browned, about 8-10 minutes. Cool for 1 minute before removing to wire racks to cool completely. Decorate as desired. Makes: about 7 dozen cookies.
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7 tips for tender cutout cookies that bake perfectly every time:
For easier handling, refrigerate the dough before rolling out.
Lightly flour the rolling pin and work surface. Too much flour added to the dough can cause cookies to be tough.
Work with one portion of dough at a time. Keep the remaining dough in the refrigerator to prevent it from getting too warm.
Roll out from the center to the edge. Keep a ruler handy so you can check the thickness. If there are cutouts of varying thickness on the baking sheet, some will brown too quickly, while others will be underbaked.
Dip the cookie cutter in flour so it doesn't stick to the dough.
Avoid having too many scraps by placing the cookie cutters close together on the rolled-out dough. Save any scraps and reroll them only once.
Transfer cutouts to and from the baking sheet with a large metal spatula.
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News: Malaysian financial services provider Maybank has introduced the country's first cardless ATM withdrawal service. The service, dubbed Maybank Cardless Withdrawal, allows the bank's customers having an online banking account to send money directly to any person in the country through a registered mobile phone number. Further, the service allows the recipient to withdraw cash via any Maybank ATM without using any ATM card. The Cardless Withdrawal service comes with sufficient security measures in place to protect both the recipient and the sender, according to Maybank Singapore CEO Datuk Lim Hong Tat (4-traders).


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By JEANNIE NUSS
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Rice growers met a threshold to move forward with a $750 million settlement over genetically modified rice, the company blamed for the problem said Thursday.
Bayer CropScience had agreed to the settlement this summer, five years after the company inadvertently introduced a strain of genetically altered long-grain rice into the U.S. market. As part of the settlement, Bayer set a threshold of 85 percent of rice acreage involved and could have opted out of the deal if enough farmers didn't sign up.
"Although Bayer CropScience believes it acted responsibly in the handling of its biotech rice, the company considered it important to resolve the litigation so that it can move forward focused on its fundamental mission of providing innovative solutions to modern agriculture," spokesman Greg Coffey said in a statement.
Farmers in Arkansas -- where about half of the nation's rice is produced -- as well as Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Texas, suffered economic losses after the German conglomerate developed an experimental strain of rice called LibertyLink to withstand its Liberty herbicide. Federal regulators had not yet approved it for human consumption when trace amounts were found mixed with conventional rice seed in storage bins.
No human health problems have been associated with the contamination, but that wasn't known at the time.
The fear that the rice was unsafe, along with the notion that genetically altered rice was somehow impure, quashed sales in major markets. The mistake also left growers with huge losses, since prices fell.
The settlement applies to long-grain rice, which is often used in pilaf or mixed with beans. It doesn't affect farmers who grow medium-grain rice, often used in sushi, or short-grain rice, found in cereal.
The deal will pay farmers for market losses based on acreage and how many years they grew rice. For example, a farmer who planted 500 acres of rice annually from 2006 to 2010 would receive an initial payment of $150,000, at a rate of $300 per acre. Such a farmer could receive more money per acre later if there's enough money left in the pot. Plus, growers can collect more if they switched to crops that typically offer lower profits, such as wheat or soybeans.
Scott Powell, a Birmingham, Ala.-based lawyer who represents some of the farmers involved in the settlement, said most farmers should see payments in the first week of January.
"They've had a tough go of it for the last five years," Powell said Thursday. "It's a great day for them."
Arlon Welch, a 44-year-old farmer in northeast Arkansas, said he'll use the settlement money to pay off the debts he racked up after Bayer's strain of modified rice seeds contaminated the food supply and drove down crop prices.
"We've been dealing with this since 2006," said Welch, who said he doesn't know yet exactly how much he's getting. "We're still hurting."
But the settlement money isn't enough to restore his confidence in rice; Welch planted soybeans and wheat this year.
"We're a little bit nervous with the rice," he said.
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|Nov. 14
2:30 p.m.
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ICYMI: 2016 Fall Sports Awards Night
Dozens of student-athletes were recognized for their efforts and accomplishments during Watervliet Jr./Sr. High School's annual Fall Sports Awards Night in late October. View Photo Gallery
'Vliet Athletes in the News (Fall 2016)
Greenwich ends Cannoneers playoff aspirations (Troy Record, 10/22/16)
Cannoneers among the teams vying for postseason play (Times Union, 10/11/16)
Defense key to Cannoneer victory over Chatham (Times Union, 10/8/16)
Cannoneers competitive in defeat (Troy Record, 9/24/16)
Watervliet looking to remain undefeated (Troy Record, 9/22/16)
Beyond the Games interview with varsity football coach Brian Hoefer (Sept. 9, CBS6 Sports)
A pre-season look at Watervliet varsity football (Aug. 31, Troy Record)
Fall varsity sports teams recognize senior players
The varsity football and soccer teams recognized seniors during the final home games of the regular season. Both teams celebrated with victories! Senior varsity cheerleaders also received recognition before the football game. View football photo gallery │ View soccer gallery
Youth Recognition Night
The Watervliet Youth Football League -- including players, cheerleaders, coaches and parents -- attended Youth Recognition Night during the Cannoneers home game on Friday, Sept. 16 versus B-P.
Varsity Girls Soccer team wears green in honor of Schalmont player
The Watervliet girls' soccer team recently traded their garnet jerseys for green to show their support for Davia Rossi, a freshman soccer player from Schalmont who was diagnosed with leukemia before the start of the season. The t-shirts included Davia's number, 10, and the hashtag #rossistrong.
Watervliet Athletic Hall of Fame Committee announces inductees for 2016
The Watervliet High School Athletic Hall of Fame Committee proudly announces the inductees for the Class of 2016:
1. Khalan Heid, 2004
2. Mark Hotaling, 1986
3. John Pastore, 1961
4. George Perry, 1954
5. Larry Starks, 2002
6. George Seymour, Coach
7. 1991 Baseball Team
Family and friends are invited to join us in recognizing the new inductees during the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Brunch that will be held during Homecoming Weekend at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 8 in the cafeteria at Watervliet High School.
The Athletic Hall of Fame Induction ceremony and brunch will be followed at 1 p.m. by the Homecoming Game as the Watervliet Cannoneers meet the Chatham Panthers on the gridiron. To make reservations for the Hall of Fame brunch or if you have questions, contact the Athletic Office at Watervliet High School at 518-629-3303. Reservation form
Cannoneer football gear available online through Sept. 20
Have you ordered your 'Vliet football gear? Cannoneers football is running an online apparel fundraiser through Wicked Smart Apparel based right here in Watervliet. The web store is accepting orders until midnight Monday, Sept. 20. Visit the apparel web store for more information and order your gear today!
Letter to residents of 12th Ave. includes Fall 2016 home game schedule
The Athletic Department has sent a letter to residents of 12th Avenue notifying them of the dates and times of all home games this fall. The games may affect traffic, parking and noise levels in the neighborhood adjacent to the Watervliet Jr./Sr. High School campus. View letter
'Vliet Athletics tee shirt fundraiser
Watervliet Athletics is currently taking
pre-orders for a "rocking"
new tee shirt. The shirts are $15; if you are interested in
purchasing one or more, simply contact Athletic Director Michael
Foust with the number and sizes of shirts you would like.
View shirt
Call: 629-3303, or email: email@example.com
Save the Date for these fall fundraisers
If you have an appetite for supporting Cannoneer teams, mark the dates of these upcoming fundraisers:
Wednesday, September 7 from 4-8 p.m., Chipotle in Latham download flyer
Thursday, November 10 from 4-8 p.m., Panera in Latham download flyer
Bring a copy of the flyer with you when you dine and these restaurants will donate a portion of the proceeds from your purchase to Watervliet Athletics. Remember to turn in a hard copy or show an electronic version of the flyer when placing your order.
Welcome new physical education teacher Kelsey Logan
In June, the Board of Education appointed Kelsey Logan as physical education teacher for the Watervliet Junior/Senior High School. Ms. Logan will teach grades 7-12 physical education classes, as well as coach varsity girls' soccer and junior varsity girls' basketball. More about Coach Logan
2016 Fall Sports Practice Information
Most fall junior varsity and varsity sports teams will begin practices on Monday, August 15. The first practice for varsity and modified boys' and girls' cross country is scheduled for Monday, August 22.
|Varsity Football
|Aug. 15
|3:30-7:30 p.m.
|WJSHS Turf Field
|Varsity Girls' Soccer
|Aug. 15
|8:00-9:00 a.m.
|WJSHS Turf Field
|12:00-2:00 p.m.
|Varsity Boys' Soccer
|Aug. 15
|9:00-10:30 a.m.
|WJSHS Turf Field
|4:30-6:00 p.m.
|12th Ave. Practice Field
|JV & Varsity Girls' Volleyball
|Rebecca Young
|Aug. 15
|2:00-4:00 p.m.
|WJSHS Gym
|Varsity Cheerleading
|Danielle Cooper
|Aug. 15
|4:00-5:30 p.m.
|WJSHS Café
|Varsity & Modified Boys & Girls Cross Country
|Tami Karbowski
|Aug. 22
|8:30-10:30 a.m.
|WJSHS Track
|Modified Girls' Soccer
|Aug. 22
|10:30 a.m.-
12 p.m.
|WJSHS Turf Field
|Modified Football
|Aug. 24
|4:30 p.m. meeting
|WJSHS Café
Rules for home football games
To ensure student safety at high school football games, Watervliet school district officials are implementing the following rules for student fans who attend home games:
Students in grade 6 or younger MUST be accompanied by a supervising adult or they will not be admitted to the football game. An adult is defined as a parent, a coach, a grandparent or a guardian.
No one is allowed into the game after halftime.
No re-entry is allowed for patrons or fans who leave the stadium at any point during the game.
"We want to be
respectful of our student athletes, our cheerleaders and all patrons
who attend our football games," said
Watervliet Athletic Director Michael Foust. "We
also want everyone to enjoy home games in a safe and orderly
Admission to football games is $3 for all adults and $1 for all students.
Track open for public use
The track at WJSHS is open for public use weekdays only between the hours of 4 and 8 p.m. When using the track, please be respectful of facility rules. View track rules
Athletic schedules online
All Watervliet City School District sports
schedules are now available online through ColonialCouncil.org. Click
here to access to Watervliet's athletics schedule.
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Typical modules may include:
This course has a strong link to the public sector (especially Local Authorities in the West Midlands), who deliver essential up-to-date lectures in some modules and also provide opportunities for student projects based on real-time waste management issues. The private sector also provides field trip opportunities (e.g. tours around an incinerator; visits to a landfill site; zero waste schemes in an industrial complex; material recovery centres). Students therefore receive high quality information from both academics and industry professionals, which improves the employability potential of students and prepares them for potential careers in waste management.
Successful students on this Award may find employment in the public sector (local authorities or their operational partners, e.g. Enterprise, regional government and national government agencies), professional waste management companies (e.g. Biffa, Veolia, Lawrence) or as a waste management officer in a wide range of private companies. Students are encouraged to join the Chartered Institute of Waste Management (CIWM), who offer discount rates for students. An application will be made to CIWM for official recognition of the course during 2011/12 and the University looks forward to enhanced working relationships with CIWM with respect to both teaching and research opportunities.
At the end of this course you, the student, will be able to:
1. Apply subject knowledge and understanding to solve waste management issues and problems in complex and unpredictable situations
2. Critically evaluate the thinking, actions and structural factors operating in the practice of waste management, and reflect on specific waste management issues
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Burglary alarm-audible. 2:23 a.m. Via Cresta.
Robbery. 10:21 p.m. 25300 block Dana Point Harbor Drive. A man said another man pointed a gun at him. Deputies arrested a 26-year-old man on suspicion of robbery and placed him in custody at Orange County Jail with bail set at $50,000.
Check on person's welfare. 4:11 p.m. Pacific Coast Highway and Camino Capistrano. A caller said a woman with a slim build was dancing on the road as she tried to direct traffic.
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The agency, known as the FSB, has an estimated 75,000 employees which, though small when compared with the network of the KGB of 400,000 agents in the mid-Eighties, is still - a considerable force, and one which includes elite armed forces.
Still based at the Lubyanka in central Moscow, the security services play a diminished role in the daily life of most Russians, and have switched their focus to embrace the conditions in post-Soviet Russia - for instance, the mafia, new technology, weapons-smuggling and industrial espionage. Yet, particularly in more backward regions, they remain powerful and occasionally intrusive.
In the past few years, there have been increasing warnings that - despite hefty budget and staff cuts - the Russian security services are regaining their strength. The head of Germany's counter-intelligence service, Hasjoerg Geiger, last year accused Russia of espionage of Cold War proportions, claiming that KGB-type spies were working under the guise of businessmen. And British parliamentary committees have, on several occasions, complained about an increase in Russian spying. Last month MPs warned of the risk that Russians would infiltrate the security services by preying on impoverished agents.
The FSB has, however, also suffered some major setbacks, particularly in Chechnya. The security services ran the war and eventually suffered the humiliation of seeing Moscow's troops withdraw.
Its influence on the Kremlin - once huge - has fallen off with the ousting of several hardline generals. Last month, Boris Yeltsin, the Russian President, fired the FSB's deputy director, Colonel General Vasily Trofimov, accusing him of financial irregularities. He was reportedly involved in an investigation into a scandal in which two of the President's campaign officials were caught leaving the White House with $500,000 (pounds 312,000), just before last year's presidential election.
Shortly before that sacking came news that two FSB officers had been detained for suspected drug trafficking. Even last year's spying row with Britain was far from an outright triumph for the service; it had wanted nine British expulsions, but - under pressure from the Russian Foreign Ministry - settled for four.
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NovAliX Inks SPR-Based Fragment Screening Deal for Lead Discovery with Galapagos
Galapagos is tapping NovAliX for drug discovery expertise in the discovery of small molecule lead candidates against a validated osteoarthritis target. Under terms of the deal, NovAliX will use its Graffinity subsidiary's surface plasmon resonance (SPR) fragment screening technology to evaluate compound-protein interactions, and apply medicinal chemistry, and structural biology techniques to identify a lead candidate. The firm will receive technology access fees and research funding from Galapagos, plus success-based milestones.
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NovAliX' sphere of expertise builds on the specialist capabilities of its acquired and spin-out companies, including SPR-based fragment screening firm, Graffinity Pharmaceuticals (acquired in October 2010), NMR platform company NMRTec (acquired in January 2010), phytobioengineering firm Photidia (which was spun out from NovAliX in 2006), and cheminformatics tools specialist eNovalys (spun out from NovAliX in March 2009).
In February NovAlix signed a multiyear chemistry services agreement with Janssen-Cilag to support the latter's drug discovery programs. In March Graffinity inked a fee-based research collaboration with Shionogi under which the firm will provide follow-up chemistry for the generation of small molecule hits against a key drug target.
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Rinse egg poacher with water.
Break eggs into cups.
Pierce egg yolks and whites with a toothpick.
Cook for 4-6 minutes on MEDIUM LOW.
Toast muffins until golden brown.
Butter, and top with ham.
Top muffin with egg and pour over hollandaise sauce.
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Calories 212 Calories from Fat 88
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Total Fat 10 g15.1%
Saturated Fat 2.5 g12.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 229.7 mg76.6%
Sodium 406.3 mg16.9%
Total Carbohydrates 16 g5.3%
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But NPRemoteWindow.window is defined as unsigned long... Since Win64 model is LLP64, sizeof(unsigned long) is 4, not 8.
Correct me if I'm wrong but "unsigned long" is generally 64 bits on 64-bit Unix machines and 32 bits on 64-bit Windows machines. This means casting void* to unsigned long and back would probably work on Unix but not on Windows, which would explain why nobody reported this for Linux but it is an issue on Windows...
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Formyl anion equivalent. Self-condensation was found to compete with alkylation in the Stork LDA procedure, but the molecule was successfully used to introduce a formyl group by SN2' alkylation in the presence of K2CO3, in a synthesis of -cyclocitral: Tetrahedron Lett., 25, 3457 (1984):/n
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( ´ ▽ ` )ノ Hi minna!!!
I'm an anime\manga\videogames fan & I have been like that since I was a little child. I watch most anime genres, except for a few I can't stand watching. As for videogames: MGS, legend of Zelda, Shadowman are among my favorite games...so that's it for my boring profile.
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Awesome Gintama sig!
Most hilarious anime in existence =)
Also, nice top list, I see lots of my other favorites there (Monster, Code Geass, Brotherhood, Death Note, Durarara!!, Gungrave...)
Thanks for the blog comment on the Gintama suggested viewing order. :) In truth, you can watch the OVA's at any time really, because Gintama works with individual stories rather than big long arc's (like Bleach, One Piece and Naruto, for example). The reason I suggest you watch the OVAs after a certain point is so that you're able to watch the OVAs with knowledge of who all the characters are, so that when they pop up in the OVA, you are suddenly scratching your head wondering "who the hell are they?"
Anyways, yeah, Gintama is awesome!!! Shame it ended. :/
Same for me, Some parts of it are good, but I think its way too far away from Final Fantasy, to be called Final Fantasy, the battle system especially, thats why after 20 odd hours I took a break and haven't really gone back
If your going to play any of the Ar Tonelico games, play the first one, it plays the most like Final Fantasy, the second one isn't as good, and plays like Star Ocean, but the OST's are fantastic
Thanks for checking out my black mages blog ^_^, I'm a huge fan of Anime and Game soundtracks myself (Squaresoft's RPG's especially), the black mages I found out about not too long ago and it was love at first notes, lol another series with great music is Ar Tonelico


text: Posted April 6, 2009 The BENOIS DE LA DANSE have issued a Press Release for the 2009 awards published by the press agency Itar-Tass. Copy and paste link then click on (translate this page) www.itar-tass.com/level2.html?NewsID=13750013 The usual event has been restricted due to finanicial reasons. For those not familiar with these awards, I have provided some background. In 1992 UNESCO adopted the patronage of the Prize BENOIS DE LA DANSE and in 1996 the Prize was included to the UNESCO's Program "World decade of culture". OBJECTIVES An artistic philanthropic program BENOIS DE LA DANSE has three main aims. The first aim is cultural — to present to public an entire theatrical panorama of dance around the world. The second aim is professional — to unite the best representatives of variety of choreographic tendencies and schools together for creative contacts.The third aim is social — to support veterans of ballet financially. The revenue from BENOIS DE LA DANSE — GALA is given to veterans as personal financial assistance The Jury for the first awards were: Yuri Grigorovich — President of the jury Galina Ulanova (Russia), Rudolf Nureyev, Yvette Chauviré (France) John Neumeier (Germany), Kirsten Ralov (Denmark), Carla Fracci (Italy) Americans to have sat on the jury include; Cyntthia Gregory, William Whitener, Victoria Morgan, Eva Evdokimova, Mikko Nissinen, Carlyn, Carlson, Kevin McKenzie, Anne Marie-Holnes, John McFall, Francia Russel, John Taras, Ben Stevenson, Robert Barnett, Helgi Tomasson, The first Laureates were: John Neumeier,Nadezhda Gracheva,Alexander Koelpin,Julio Bocca, Subsequent winners have included:- Isabelle Guerin, Sylvie Guilleme,Sergey Filin,Galina Stepanenko,Dominique Khalfouni, Nicolas Le Riche,Diana Vishneva,Irek Mukhamedov, Ulyana Lopatkina,Farukh Ruzimatov, Manuel Legris, Elisabeth Platel, Nikolay Tsiskaridze, Alicia Alonso, Nacho Duato,Alessandra Ferri,Julie KentJea, Angel Corella, Jurgen Rose, William Forsythe, Rudy van Dantzig, Aurelie Dupont, Marina Semenova, Maurice Bejart, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Edouard Lock, David Dawson, Paul Lightfoot, Sol Leon. Alina Cojocaru, Lloyd Riggins, Laurent Hilaire, Hans van Manen, Trisha Brown, Alexei Ratmansky, Marie Agnes Gillot, Svetlana Zakharova, Mathieu Ganio, Boris Eifman. Kim Joo-Won, Ekaterina Kondaurova, Leonid Sarafanov, Wang Di, Martin Schlaepfer, Agnès Letestu, Svetlana Lunkina, Hervé Moreau, Carlos Gallrdo, Fernando Alonso, Jean-Christophe Maillot, Silvia Azzoni, Tamara Rojo, Carlos Acosta, Marcelo Gomes. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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