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BARRINGTON BALLET -BALLROOM,JAZZ,TAP,BALLET,FORMATION Director-Nelia Lawton Mailing address 5 Juniper Street Barrington, RI 02806 Phone: 401-245-1119 Email: Website: http://dancenelia.com The Director of Providence Theatrical Ballroom and Jazz Project, (PB&J), offers ballroom lessons and workshops at Ballet Pretige 211 Waseca Ave Barrington RI 02806 updated 01Oct12 BARRINGTON DANCE CENTER 32 Bay Spring Ave Barrington RI Phone 401-246-1300 posted 11May98.07Jan02 CENTERSTAGE DANCE ACADEMY BALLET,JAZZ,TAP CLOSED Children,teens and some adult 20 West St Barrington RI Phone 401-247-7587 (updated 10Jan02/21Mar06) BALLROOM & LATIN DANCING BY NELIA LAWTON-BALLROOM,JAZZ,TAP,BALLET,FORMATION Director-Nelia Lawton Mailing address 5 Juniper Street Barrington, RI 02806 Phone: 401-245-1119 Email: Website: www.nelialawton.net The Director of Providence Theatrical Ballroom and Jazz Project, (PB&J), offers ballroom lessons and workshops at Barrington Democratic Club 86 Roffe Street Barrington RI The current schedule can be found in riDance's Social Dance Class section. updated 6Oct12 BRISTOL
THE BALLET CENTER CLASSICAL BALLET,JAZZ,POINTE,MODERN 89-2 Gooding Avenue Bristol RI 02809 Phone 401-254-2847 Bristol RI 02809 http://www.balletprestige.com Garance Nienhuis, Director Floor Marley Ages three thru adult The Ballet Center offers many ballet classes including ballet movement. Adults have a Saturday morning class beginner class as well as an intermediate monday night class. 2 annual performances per year including Nutcracker posted 11May98.updated 01Oct12 BALLET PRESTIGE RUSSIAN STYLE BALLET,JAZZ,MODERN 211 Waseca Avenue Barrington, RI 02806 Phone: 401-467-6698 & 401-345-6596 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.BalletPrestige.org Director: Vera Kurmasheva Ages: 7 years to adult from Russian Ballet with Love Classical ballet (Vaganova Method), Pointe, Variations, Historical Dance, Jazz, Modern and workout Ballet classes for children (7+), teens and adults Special morning classes for adults Ms. Vera Kurmasheva, Master of Fine Arts (Almaty, Kazakhstan) and Mr. Zhanat Baidaralin, Master of Fine Arts (Moscow, Russia), introduce a new ballet studio � Ballet Prestige. Our mission is to teach world-class ballet based on a Russian syllabus universally known as the Vaganova Method. This step-by-step method was especially designed to build a comprehensivly developed ballet dancers. We are glad to share more than 40 year�s stage and teaching experience in Europe, Asia & USA with all of our students. Ballet Prestige offers a comprehensive ballet program along with ballet heritage, variations, pointe, jumps, and turn techniques historical dances, and workout all of the highest professional level. Classical ballet is the principal discipline in our school. We will devote a lot of attention to technical skills, stamina, musicality, and understanding of the classical ballet movements, artistic presentation and vocabulary. Students will receive personal attention from experienced and dedicated teachers. Faculty: Vera Kurmasheva (MFA), Zhanat Baidaralin (MFA-Moscow) BALLET PRESTIGE 2007/2008 SCHEDULE Fall Schedule starts Tuesday September 4, 2007 MONDAY 9:00-10:30am Workout and beginner ballet technique (adults) 4:00-5:00pm Beginner ballet technique 5:15-7:15pm Advanced ballet technique/Pointe TUESDAY 4:00-5:30pm Intermediate ballet technique 5:30-7:00pm Teen and adult ballet technique 7:00-8:00pm Beginner Ballet WEDNESDAY 9:00-10:30am Workout and beginner ballet technique (adults) 4:00- 5:00pm Beginner ballet technique 5:00-6:30pm Advanced ballet technique FRIDAY 4:00-5:30pm Intermediate ballet technique 5:45-7:45pm Advanced ballet technique/variations SATURDAY 9:00-10:00am Beginner ballet technique 10:00-11:30am Teen and adult ballet technique 11:30-12:15pm Pre-ballet 12:15- 1:15pm Jazz/Modern Beginner 1:15-2:15pm Jazz/Modern Int /Advanced updated 16Oct07 DANCEWORKS SCHOOL OF DANCE EDUCATION BALLET,POINTE,JAZZ,TAP,PRESCHOOL 62 Gooding Ave Bristol RI 02809 Phone 401-253-5114 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.danceworks-ri.com Director Lisa Carissimi Ages 2 1/2 through teens DANCEWORKS 2007/2008 SCHEDULE Schedule starts Tuesday September 4, 2007 MONDAY ROOM A 4:45-5:30 JR JAZZ 3 (11-12 yrs) 5:30-6:15 JR TAP 3(10-12 yrs) 6:15-7:00 JR HIP HOP (11-13 yrs) 7:00-8:00 SENIOR HIP HOP (16-up) 8:00-8:45 JR HIP HOP (13-14 yrs) ROOM B 4:00-4:45 JR BALLET 2 (10-11 yrs) 4:45-5:30 JR JAZZ 2 (10-11 yrs) 5:30-6:15 JR TAP 4(11-13 yrs) 6:15-7:00 JR BALLET 3 (11-12 yrs) 7:00-7:45 JR MODERN (11-13 yrs) 8:00-9:00 SENIOR MODERN 3 (16-up) TUESDAY ROOM A 4:00-4:45 JR BALLET 4 (11-13 yrs) 4:45-5:30 JR JAZZ 4 COMPETITION LEVEL(11-13 yrs) 5:30-6:15 JR BALLET 4 (11-13 yrs) 6:15-6:45 JR POINTE 1 (11-13 yrs) 6:45-7:45 SR BALLET 5 (16-18 YRS) 7:45-8:15 SR POINTE 5 (16-18 yrs) 8:15-9:15 SR COMP JAZZ (16-17 YRS) ROOM B 4:00-4:45 JR HIP HOP 2 (10-12 yrs) 4:45-5:30 JR JAZZ 4 (11-13 yrs) 5:30-6:15 JR HIP HOP 1 (8-10 yrs) 6:15-7:00 JR JAZZ 1 (9-10 YRS) 7:30-8:15 SR TAP (16-18 yrs) 8:15-8:15 SR JAZZ (16-18 yrs) WEDNESDAY ROOM A 10:00-10:30 PS BALLET 1 (3-4 YRS) 3:45-4:25 PJR JAZZ 1 (7-8 yrs) 4:25-5:05 PJR JAZZ 2 (8-9 yrs) 5:05-5:45 PJR TAP 1 (7-8 yrs) 5:45-6:45 SR BALLET 2 (13-15 yrs) 6:45-7:15 SR POINTE 2(13-15 yrs) 7:15-8:15 SR COMP JAZZ (16 -18 YRS) 8:15-9:00 SR TAP (16-18 yrs) ROOM B 3:45-4:25 PJR TAP 2 (8-9 yrs) 4:25-5:05 PJR BAL 1 (7-8 yrs) 5:05-5:45 PJR BAL 2 (8-9 yrs) 5:45-6:45 SR BAL 4 (15-17 yrs) 6:45-7:15 SR POINTE 4 (15-17 yrs) 7:15-8:15 SR MODERN 3(14-17 YRS) 8:15-9:15 SR BAL (15-17 YRS) THURSDAY ROOM A 3:00-3:30 PS BALLET 2(4-5 YRS) 3:45-4:30 JR BALLET 1 (9-10 YRS) 4:30-5:00 PS BALLET 3 (5-6 YRS) 5:00-5:45 SR TAP (13-15 YRS) 5:45-6:45 SR JAZZ COMP (13-15 YRS) 6:45-7:30 JR BALLET 5 (13-14 YRS) 7:30-8:30 SR ADV BALLET (17-UP) 8l30-9:00 SR POINTE 6 (17-UP) ROOM B 4:00-4:30 PS TAP 3 (5-6 YRS) 4:30-5:15 JR TAP 1 (9-10 YRS) 5:15-6:00 JR JAZZ 1 (9-10 YRS) 6:00-6:45 JR JAZZ 5 (11-13 YRS) 7:30-8:30 JR/SR MODERN 2 (13-15 YRS) SATURDAY ROOM A 9:00-9:30 PS BALLET 1 (3-4 YRS) 9:30 - 10:00 PS TAP 2 (3-4 YRS) 10:00 - 10:30 PS BALLET 3 (4-5 YRS) 10:30 - 11:00 PS TAP 4 (6-7 YRS) 11:00 - 11:40 PJR BALLET 1 (7-8 YRS) 11:40- 12:20 PJR TAP 2 (8-9 yrs) 12:20-1:00 PJR TAP 1 (7-8 ys) ROOM B 9:00 - 9:30 PS BALLET 2 (4-5 YRS) 9:30 - 10:00 PS TAP 3 (4-5 YRS) 10:00 - 10:30 PS BALLET 4 (6-7 YRS) 10:30 - 11:00 PS JAZZ 2(5-7 YRS) 11:00 - 11:40 PJR BALLET 2(8-9 yrs) 11:40 -12:20 PJR JAZZ 1 (7-8 YRS) 12:20-1:00 PJR JAZZ 2 (8-9 yrs) posted 14Jan02.updated 14Aug07 DRIVEN ARTISTS: SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS TAP,JAZZ,BALLET,IMPROV,THEATRE,CREATIVE MOVEMENT,VOICE 207 Gooding Avenue Bristol, RI 02809 Phone 401-525-8153 Artistic Director: Dawn Souza Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Ages: 5 through adult DRIVEN ARTISTS SPRING 2008 Classes start April 1, 2008 All voice and instrumental classes are available by appointment Monday 3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Tap, Jazz, Ballet 5-6 yrs. 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Tap, Jazz, Ballet (7-9) 5:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Tap, Jazz, Ballet (10-12) Tuesday 3:00-4:00 Tap, Jazz, Ballet (13-15) 4:00-5:00 Tap, Jazz, Ballet (16-18) Wednesday 5:00-6:00 Improvisation for Teens (7 Week Seesion) 6:00-7:00 Scene Study for Teens (7 Week Session) 7:00-8:00 Scene Study for Adults (7 Week Session) 8:00-9:00 Movement for the Actor (Adults) (7 Week Seeion) All theater classes will have a culminating performance Thursday 5:00-6:00 Ballet (Adults) 6:00-7:00 Jazz (Adults) 7:00-8:00 Tap (Adults) 8:00-9:00 Hip Hop (Adults) Friday Open for music class appointments Saturday 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Creative Movement 5-7 yrs 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.Creative Movement 8-10 yrs 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Creative Movement 11-13 yrs posted 15Mar08 EXTENSIONS SCHOOL OF DANCE BALLET,JAZZ,TAP Colt Plaza 490 Metacom Ave Bristol RI 02809 Phone: 401-253-5902 Fax: 401-253-8673 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Michelle Spina, Artistic Director Level: 3 years to adult updated 09Aug05 SHANNON'S STUDIO OF DANCE EDUCATION PRESCHOOL,BALLET,TAP,JAZZ,POINTE,LYRICAL,HIPHOP 101 Shannon Court Bristol,RI 02809 Phone 401-253-2212 Artistic Director- Shannon DeFusco Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.shannonsdance.com Ages: 3 through adult Registration: August 2007 (Registration available online) Recital: Dance Concert 2007 will be held at Barrington High School on June 16 & 17. General Admission $12.00 Shannon's Studio of Dance Education was selected to appear in the 2006 Competition and Convention Yearbook from the publishers of Dance Teacher & Dance Spirit magazine as part of the 50 Studios Making Moves. In 2004, they were voted 'Best Dance Lessons' in RI Monthly's Best of RI issue posted 04Jun02.updated 09Jan07 RICK WILLIAMS COUNTRY LINE DANCING,SQUARE DANCE 27 Fernwood Road Bristol, RI 02809 401-440-4792 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.dancewithrick.com Rick Williams is a Square Dance Caller, A Country Western DJ and a Country Line Dance Instructor. He is available for Clam Bakes, Weddings, Birthday Parties, Church Groups, Western Fun Nights and more. posted 11Mar04 JAMESTOWN ISLAND FOLK DANCE & SONG SOCIETY FOLK DANCE Jamestown RI Information 401-423-2284 Website: http://www.jamestownri.com/ifdss Founded in 1998, by Christine Ariel and her husband, B.J. Whitehouse who are active singers and dancers. IFDSS is a tax-exempt corporation and is a group affiliate of the Country Dance and Song Society and the Folk Arts Center of New England. They hold dances and classes usually in East Greenwich, but are available for other locations. See their website at http://www.jamestownri.com/ifdss/dancelist.htm for the extensive list of American and International Folk Dances Christine can teach. posted 22Jul03 JAMESTOWN PARKS & RECREATION BALLET/CHOREOGRAPHY/YOGA/PILATES FOR JAMESTOWN RESIDENTS ONLY Community Center 22 West Street Jamestown RI Information 401-423-7211 Website: http://www.jamestownri.net/rec.html Pre-Ballet, Ballet I thru III as well as Dance Technique and Teen Choreograhy and Pilates taught by accomplished teacher and Island Moving Co dancer, Mary Beth Murphy. Classes for adults in Yoga, Pilates and Tai Chi are also offered. posted 22Nov02 MIDDLETOWN
ALL STAR DANCE ACADEMY JAZZ,BALLET,POINTE,TAP,LYRICAL,PRESCHOOL Relocating From Newport on August 3, 2007 1341 West Main Road #19 Middletown, RI 02842 Phone 401-849-9555 Director: Kelley L. Pakenham Website: www.allstardanceacademyri.com Level: Beginner thru advanced All Star Dance Academy is dedicated to providing students with technical accuracy, artistry and instilling a genuine passion for the movement. posted 09Jul03.updated 1Aug07 ATKINS DANCE SCHOOL BALLROOM DANCING Sara Atkins has retired. Her classes continue with Joe & Mary Souza Phone 401-846-0026 Knights of Columbus Hall Valley Road Middletown RI posted 09Jul03/updated 18Aug04 GLADDING SCHOOL OF DANCE BALLET,TAP,JAZZ,POINTE,LYRICAL,HIP HOP Aquidneck Island's Premier Dance Studio 390 West Main Road 2nd floor Middletown, RI 02842 Phone 401-846-4598 Mailing address 24 Sheffield Ave/Newport 02840 Directors- Patricia C. Callahan & Cathy Callahan Ages 2 1/2 to adult Tricia Callahan was named 2002 RIAHPERD Dance Teacher of the Year Member Dance Masters of America, Dance Teachers Club of Boston & RI Dance Alliance updated 09Jul05 JOE & MARY SOUZA-BALLROOM DANCING Knights of Columbus Hall Valley Road Middletown RI Phone 401-847-6438 No partner required Singles, couples, all ages welcomed See schedule at riDance's Social Dance page. posted 18Aug04 OFF THE CURB-HIP HOP HIP HOP,FUNK,THEATRE,PILATES Jackie Henderson-Director Off the Curb Bridge to Fitness 951 Aquidneck Avenue Middletown RI 02842 Phone: 401-847-2872 Email: Website: http://www.offthecurb.com My Space: http://www.myspace.com/offthecurb OFF THE CURB WINTER & SPRING 2008 SCHEDULE Monday 6:30pm Latin Funk - Eddie 7:30pm Video Dance - Eddie Tuesday 6:30pm Striptease Aerobics - Eddie 7:30pm Open Hip Hop � Akeia Wednesday 6:30pm Tighter Assets - Jackie 7:30pm Open Hip Hop � Jackie Thursday 6:30pm Cardio Funk - Jackie 7:30pm � Open Hip Hop - Shawn Saturday 10:15am Cardio Funk - Jackie RATES: Cost: Single class: $10 (drop-ins are always welcome) One month unlimited: Student- $40 Adult- $50 RULES: You must be on time or you won't be allowed in class!! NO street shoes or black soled shoes in the studio!! Knee pads are a plus!!! See all OTC classes at riDance's Off The Curb page. RATES: One Month Unlimited: Student $35.00 Adult: $45.00 updated 1Jan08 NEWPORT
EAST BAY BALLROOM - BALLROOM,LATIN,SWING Information: 401-849-5678 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.eastbayballroom.com Sara Coelho - Instructor Private and group lessons available NEWPORT Vasco Da Gama Fenner Ave Club 15 Fenner Avenue Newport RI 02840 Phone 401-849-5678 Tuesday Night Latin (2 hour class) 7:00 � 10:00 Cha Cha, West Coast Swing, Foxtrot PLUS open dancing with bar available! Thursday Night Ballroom (2 hour class) 7:00 � 10:00 Two Step, Salsa, Waltz PLUS open dancing with bar available! $15 for the night 7-10pm $50 for the month of Tuesday's OR Thursday's $75 for unlimited group classes for the month $5 for dance only 8:30 -10:00 Plus bar available!! Sign up to today for the month and SAVE.... 1-401-849-5678 posted 24Jul06 NEWPORT ACADEMY OF BALLET BALLET,TAP,POINTE,JAZZ Miki Ohlsen-Director Home of The Island Moving Co - Newport's resident dance company. 3 Charles St second floor Newport RI Phone 401-849-8473 Classes for adults and children Quality dance instruction for all ages and interest level and training for those with professional career goals. Dress code: For girls: Black or pink leotard, pink tights, pink shoes and hair up and off neck For boys: White t shiry, black tight and black shoes Children under 6 & adults: No dress code updated 1Aug07 TWO FOR TANGO BALLROOM CLOSED IN 2004 Paul & Roxanne LaCroix teach four week sessions of 45 minute ballroom dance classes featuring two dances a month - one beginner, one intermediate . posted 11Jan02.updated 15May05 PORTSMOUTH OFF THE CURB-HIP HOP HIP HOP Headquarters Jackie Henderson-Director 136 West Main Rd Portsmouth RI Phone 401-849-1118 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Web Site http://www.offthecurb.com/classes.htm This semester OTC is teaching in Newport updated 05Sep03 POSITION ONE SCHOOL OF DANCE BALLET,POINTE,JAZZ,TAP,MODERN,LYRICAL,HIP HOP,PRESCHOOL 1994 East Main Rd Portsmouth RI Phone 401-683-2119 Website: http://www.positiononeschoolofdance.com Director: Lyndsey M. Stewart Faculty: Lyndsey Stewart, B.A. Dance Performance & Susan Rodrigues Member: Dance Educators of America, Professional Dance Teachers Association, RI Dance Alliance, Portsmouth Business Association Classes for 2 1/2 years thru adult Beginner to Pre-professional Home of the Position One Performing Arts Troupe Regional and National Champions Dance Olympus Grande Champions for 6 years Dance Educator's of America President Cup Winners - 2001 POSITION ONE SCHOOL OF DANCE 2007/2008 SCHEDULE MONDAY Adult Morning Class 9:30 � 10:30 Beginner Pointe 3:30 � 4:00 Intermediate/Advanced Pointe 4:15 � 5:00 Ballet/Jazz/Tap 5:15 � 6:15 Troupe Class 6:30 � 8:00 TUESDAY Morning First Steps 9:00 � 9:30 Morning Combo Class 9:45 � 10:30 Ballet/Tap Combo 3:30 � 4:15 Ballet/Jazz 4:30 � 5:30 Ballet/Jazz/Tap 5:45 � 7:15 Ballet/Jazz/Tap 7:30 � 9:00 WEDNESDAY Ballet/Tap 3:30 � 4:15 Ballet/Lyrical 4:30 � 5:00 Ballet/Jazz/Tap 5:15 � 6:45 Troupe Class 7:00 � 8:30 THURSDAY Adult Morning Class 9:30 � 10:30 Ballet/Jazz/Tap 4:00 � 5:30 Ballet/Jazz/Tap 5:45 � 7:15 Adult Class 7:30 � 8:45 FRIDAY Ballet/Jazz/Tap 3:30 � 4:30 Hip Hop Intro 4:45 � 5:30 Hip Hop (8-10) 5:45 � 6:30 SATURDAY First Steps 8:45 � 9:15 Ballet/Tap 9:30 � 10:15 Ballet/Jazz/Tap 10:30 � 11:30 Intro To Modern 11:45 � 12:30 Troupe Class 12:45 � 1:45 updated 28Aug07 STEPPIN OUT DANCE STUDIO BALLET,POINTE,TAP,JAZZ,ACROBATICS 35 Dyer Street Portsmouth RI Phone 401-683-5232 Lisa Mailloux-Director Member Dance Educators of America amp; Dance Masters of America updated 09Jul03 TIVERTON
BROADWAY DANCE ACADEMY JAZZ,HIP HOP,TAP,BALLET,POINTE,CREATIVE MOVEMENT,FITNESS 1060 Crandall Road Tiverton, RI 02878 Phone: 401-954-6800 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Web: http://broadwaydanceacademy.bravehost.com Director: Dawn Marcoux Ages: 3 through adult Open House: Saturday August 26, 2006 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm The mission of Broadway Dance Academy is to provide a safe, welcoming and fun atmosphere for all, while still providing a high quality of dance education and technique. We hope to share the love of dance, as an art form and provide opportunities for the students to enhance their performance skills. We will encourage the students to continue to strive to reach their own individual best. posted 07Aug06 DANCE FUSION BALLET,POINTE,LYRICAL,MODERN,JAZZ,HIP HOP,TAP,FITNESS 315 Main Road Tiverton, RI 02878 Phone: 401-624-2966 E-mail: email@example.com Web: www.dancefusionri.com Directors: Sara Couto and Christina Nogueira Ages: 2 thru adult Grand Opening in August, 2005 posted 04Jul05 THE DANCING SPIRIT STUDIO CREATIVE MOVEMENT,INTERPRETIVE ORIENTAL STYLE BELLY DANCE,MIDDLE EASTERN,MODERN Tiverton RI Home phone 401-624-4289 Studio phone 401-624-6731 Cell phone 410-338-9905 Email email@example.com Website: http://www.thedancingspirit.com Ms. Barbara Derecktor-Donahue - Teacher, performer, choreograper See schedule at riDance's Middle Eastern Dance page posted 07Jul03/updated 30Aug03 ROSEMARY'S SCHOOL OF DANCE EDUCATION Ballet,Pointe, Modern,Tap,Jazz,Hip Hop,Lyrical,Creative Movement, Yoga 1719 Stafford Rd Tiverton RI 02878 Phone 401-624-2283 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.rosemarysdance.com Directors: Bethany Rose Medeiros and Alissa Marie Brule Preschool thru adult Rosemary's offers a learning environment for every type of dancer pre-school through professional. Celebrating 32 years of excellence in dance education! Member of Dance Teachers Club of Boston, The National Dance Education Organization, Dance Alliance of Rhode Island and the Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society for Business and Administration. Second location in Warren. STAFF Alissa Brule - Co-Director of Rosemary's School of Dance Education Tiverton Location, also teaches at the Warren location, Hampden Meadows School in Barrington, Orlo School in East Providence, and Renaissance Academy in East Providence Bethany Medeiros - Co-Director of Rosemary's School of Dance Education Tiverton Location, Artistic Director of Rosemary's Warren Location, member of Dance Teachers Club of Boston, Dance Alliance of Rhode Island, National Dance Education Organization. Also teaches dance at Hampden Meadows (Barrington), Reynolds Arts Magnet School (Bristol), Kickemuit Middle School (Warren) and Barrington Middle School. Kim Johnson - RIC Dance Company member Samantha Medeiros - member of Dance Teachers Club of Boston, Dance Alliance of Rhode Island, National Dance Education Organization. Currently teaches dance at Guiteras School (Bristol), Hampden Meadows School (Barrington) and the Newman YMCA. ROSEMARY'S SCHOOL OF DANCE EDUCATION 2007/2008 SCHEDULE Classes start in September and run through June 2008 Registrations are now being accepted Monday: 4:00-4:30 Level 1 Ballet (ages 4 1/2-6) 4:30-5:00 Level 1 Tap 5:00-5:30 Level 1 Jazz 5:30-6:30 Primary Tap (ages 9+) 6:30-7:30 Primary Jazz 7:30-8:15 Ballet Choreography Tuesday: 1:00-1:30 Level 1 Ballet (ages 2 1/2 - 4) 1:30-2:00 Level 1 Tap 4:00-4:45 Level 2 Ballet (ages 6-8) 4:45-5:30 Level 2 Jazz 5:30-6:15 Level 2 Tap 6:15-7:15 Pre Hip Hop Wednesday: 4:00-4:45 Hip Hop (Up to age 12) 5:00-5:45 Hip Hop (ages 12+) 5:45-7:15 Ballet Technique 7:15-7:45 Pointe 7:45-8:30 Adult Jazz/Ballet Thursday: 10:00-10:30am Level 1 Ballet (ages 2 1/2 - 4) 10:30-11:00 Level 1 Tap Saturday: 9:00-9:30 am Level 1 Ballet (ages 2 - 4) 9:30-10:00 Level 1 Tap 10:00-10:30 Level 1 Ballet (ages 4 1/2 - 6) 10:30-11:00 Level 1 Tap 11:00-11:45 Level 2 Ballet (ages 6-8) 11:45-12:00 Level 2 Tap 12:00-12:45 Level 2 Jazz 2:00-3:00 Modern (ages 12+) posted 11Jul06.updated 21Sep07 WARREN
MICHELLE KAMINSKY CAJUN,ZYDECO,APPALACIAN CLOGGING,CLOGGING Phone 401-246-2720 Email: email@example.com One of the musicians from the esteemed cajun group Magnolia, Michelle Kaminsky has been teaching cajun and zydeco dance for over 12 years at the various cajun festivals in and around RI as well as in her own group classes. Her teaching style could be described as laid back, lots of fun, and well worth the price. She is (as is the rest of Magnolia) available for weddings, parties, private lessons, and special events. You can see her Cajun/Zydeco lessons at riDance's Cajun/Zydeco Page. posted 18Jan01.updated 08Sep03 RHODE ISLAND FENCING ACADEMY FOIL,EPEE,SABER,PENTATHALON 16 Cutler Street Warren, RI 02885 Phone: 401-245-7902 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.islandfencing.com/index.htm The Rhode Island Fencing Academy offers classes (including a summer camp) for fencers of all levels, as well as for those who are eager to become fencers. Classes are seven weeks long with a weekly hour-long class. At the conclusion of each semester the Academy holds an electric tournament for all enrolled students. In addition they host a fencing club and have just started a pentathalon training center. Additional locations in Providence and East Greenwich, RI. (posted 03Jan02/updated 16Feb04)
ROSEMARY'S SCHOOL OF DANCE EDUCATION Ballet,Pointe,Modern,Tap,Jazz,Hip Hop,Lyrical,Creative Movement, Yoga 70 Wood Street PO Box 114 Warren RI 02885 Phone 401-245-9750 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.rosemarysdance.com Director: Bethany Rose Medeiros Ages: Preschool to Adult levels Recital: TBA May 2008 East Providence High School Auditorium Rosemary's offers a learning environment for every type of dancer pre-school through professional. Celebrating 33 years of excellence in dance education! Member of Dance Teachers Club of Boston, The National Dance Education Organization, Dance Alliance of Rhode Island, the Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society for Business and Administration and the National Honor Society for Dance Arts. Second location in Tiverton FALL SCHEDULE 2007-2008 YOUNG DANCER DIVISON ONLY (Please call for Main and Adult Dance Division Schedules) Classes start 1 September, 2007 Monday Studio B Hip Hop (ages 8-9) 4:30-5:15 Studio C Ballet 4:00-4:30 Level 1-3 Tap 4:30-5:00 Level 1-3 Jazz 5:00-5:30 Level 1-3 and 1-4 Tuesday Studio A Ballet 10:00-10:30 Level 1-1 and 1-2 Tap 10:30-11:00 Level 1-1 and 1-2 Studio C Ballet 4:00-4:40 Level 2 Tap 4:40-5:20 Level 2 Jazz 5:30-6:00 Level 2 Wednesday Studio A Ballet 4:00-4:45 Level 3 Tap 4:45-5:30 Level 3 Studio B Hip Hop (ages 6-7) 4:00-4:45 Studio C Hip Hop (ages 7-8) 4:45-5:30 Jazz 5:30-6:15 Level 3 Hip Hop (ages 8-9) 6:30-7:15 Thursday Studio A Ballet 1:00-1:30 Level 1-1 and 1-2 Tap 1:30-2:00 Level 1-1 and 1-2 Studio C Ballet 4:00-4:30 Level 1-4 Tap 4:30-5:00 Level 1-4 Jazz 5:00-5:30 Level 1-4 Saturday Studio A Tap 9:10-9:50 Level 2 Ballet 9:50-10:30 Level 2 Jazz 10:30-11:15 Level 2 Studio B Ballet 9:00-9:30 Level 1-1 Tap 9:30-10:00 Level 1-1 Ballet 10:00-10:30 Level 1-2 Tap 10:30-11:00 Level 1-2 Ballet 11:00-11:45 Level 3 Jazz 11:45-12:30 Level 3 Tap 12:30-1:15 Level 3 Studio C Ballet 9:15-9:45 Level 1-3 Tap 9:45-10:15 Level 1-3 Jazz 10:15-10:45 Level 1-3 and 1-4 Ballet 10:45-11:15 Level 1-4 Tap 11:15-11:45 Level 1-4 STAFF Bethany Medeiros - Artistic Director, member of Dance Teachers Club of Boston, Dance Alliance of Rhode Island, National Dance Education Organization, National Dance Arts Honor Society. Also teaches dance at Hampden Meadows (Barrington), Reynolds Arts Magnet School (Bristol), Kickemuit Middle School (Warren) and Barrington Middle School.Samantha Medeiros - Director, member of Dance Teachers Club of Boston, Dance Alliance of Rhode Island, National Dance Education Organization. Currently teaches dance at Guiteras School (Bristol), Hampden Meadows School (Barrington) and the Newman YMCA. Samantha Medeiros - Director, member of Dance Teachers Club of Boston, Dance Alliance of Rhode Island, National Dance Education Organization. Currently teaches dance at Guiteras School (Bristol), Hampden Meadows School (Barrington) and the Newman YMCA. Alissa Brule - Co-Director of Rosemary's School of Dance Education Tiverton Location Jessica Fontaine Jamie Laramee Meredith Behr - Also teaches at Newport Ballet Academy Germaine Olear Kim Johnson - RIC Dance Company member Curtis Robinson Debbie Brzozowy - Director of Studio 34 Dance Company ................ FORMER STUDENTS Kimberly Beaureguard - Director of Kimberly's School of Dance Education in Florida Alicia DiMasi - Dances with AndaryDance, and a former member of the Rhode Island College Dance Company and Dance Planet Alissa Brule - Co-Director of Rosemary's School of Dance Education Tiverton Location Alicia DiMasi - Dances with AndaryDance, and a former member of the Rhode Island College Dance Company and Dance Planet Kim Johnson - RIC Dance Company Rebecca Read LaFerriere - Director of Physical Attitude Ltd (Pascoag) Kristen Mello - Dean College Dance Program Amanda Pion - Dean College Dance Program Amanda Walmsley - Dean College Dance Program Jessica Coelho Christena Murphy - Artistic Director of Chance To Dance and Director of On Your Toes Dance Studio Cindy LoSasso - is the Assistant Director and teaches for Chance to Dance Jessica Coelho updated 30Jun05.16Aug07 |
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The former husband of alleged Russian spy Anna Chapman spoke today of his suspicions that she was being "conditioned" by shadowy contacts during their marriage.
The flame-haired 28-year-old is one of 11 people accused by the United States of working as secret agents for Russia's intelligence service, the SVR.
Alex Chapman, 30, from Bournemouth, Dorset, was married to the Russian, maiden name Kushchenko, for four years before they divorced in 2006.
Trainee psychiatrist Mr Chapman, who said he was quizzed by a Security Service officer on Wednesday about his relationship with Chapman, told the Daily Telegraph that his ex-wife's personality unexpectedly changed during their time together.
He explained: "There was such a dramatic change in the way she thought and the way she went about things, I felt I hardly knew her any more.
"It was like someone having a mid-life crisis, but in their 20s. She would arrange to go out but when I said I would join her she told me not to bother because they would all be speaking Russian. She was adamant I wasn't to meet them.
"She had never been materialistic during the years we were together, but in 2005 and 2006 after she started having these meetings with people she referred to as 'Russian friends'. She was transformed into someone with access to a lot of money, boasting about all the influential people she was meeting."
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) said it is looking into Ms Chapman's connections to Britain.
But the department refused to comment on whether it was investigating the possibility that she spied against the UK while living here.
Mr Chapman told the paper that he did not believe his ex-wife was working as a spy in the UK but suspected she had been conditioned towards that end.
He said: "When she was still living in London she fell in with a group of people who had a lot of influence.
"She would go to film premieres and became arrogant and obnoxious, always going on about powerful people she was meeting."
Chapman, who was arrested in New York on Monday, worked in London between 2003 and 2007.
During their marriage, the couple rented a flat in Stoke Newington, north London.
Mr Chapman met the Russian in September 2001 when she was an economics student at Moscow University.
He told the paper: "Anna was the most beautiful girl I'd ever seen in my life.
"I plucked up some courage and went over to her and said 'I'm sorry, but you're the most gorgeous girl I've ever seen'. She turned round and looked at me and said 'My God, so are you'."
Mr Chapman said his former wife sounded "distant" when he last spoke to her four weeks ago.
Another of the alleged Russian agents arrested by US officials in Monday's raids was Tracey Lee Ann Foley, who is accused of travelling on a fake British passport.
The FCO said it was investigating the matter but remained confident that the British passport was "one of the most secure documents of its kind".
Officials in Dublin are also looking into claims that a false Irish passport was to be used by a member of the alleged spy ring.
Members of the alleged ring were said to have sent information from America back to the Kremlin in a plot which could have come straight out of a James Bond novel.
US court papers lift the lid on techniques such as a new hi-tech spy-to-spy communications system allegedly used by the defendants: short-range wireless communications between laptop computers - a modern supplement for the old-style dead drop in a remote area - and high-speed burst radio transmission.
The defendants are all accused of conspiracy to act as unlawful agents of a foreign government.
Eight also face a charge of conspiracy to launder money.
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Tulle was invented in the early 1700s in the city of Tulle, France. The silky-soft, netlike material, usually made from nylon, is used for making veils and dresses and became increasingly popular in the 1800s. Ballerina Marie Taglioni wore tulle tutus during performances and Queen Victoria wore tulle wedding attire in 1840. In the early 2000s, parents began photographing their newborn baby girls in tulle tutus. Older girls can enjoy the fabric as well, inside and out the dance studio. Puffy tulle dresses are a simple but cute addition to any wardrobe.
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The Centre for Research and Education on Women and Work (CREWW), is an organized research unit that was established in 1992 in the Sprott School of Business, Carleton University. The Centre's mission is "to facilitate and disseminate research on women and work to both academics and the broader community."
In 1996, with generous funding support from the Royal Bank of Canada and Ontario Hydro, the Royal Bank Visiting Chair on Women and Work was established to support research on women and work.
CREWW has enjoyed three visiting chairs: Elisabetta Bigsby, then Vice President, Residential Mortgages, Royal Bank of Canada, followed by Peter Harder, then Secretary of Treasury Board of Canada, and finally, Carol Stephenson, then President and CEO, Lucent Technologies, now the Dean of Ivey School of Business.
These distinguished Chair Holders undertook fundamental research on women in management in many of Canada's foremost organizations.
In March 2013, the Royal Bank of Canada Foundation announced renewed funding of CREWW with a grant of $1 Million over ten years. This funding will provide exciting opportunities for research on women and work through: Sprott Topic events; research on five major research themes; two annual RBC Women in Management Speaker Series (WMSS) events; and the development of distance education programs to expand participation in the Management Certificate for Women, CREWW's renowned executive management education program for women.
In addition to the above initiatives, numerous other research projects and consulting engagements on women and work have been, and continue to be, undertaken by the faculty members associated with CREWW.
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The Impact of Women's Leadership In the Canadian Federal Public Service.
Women and Work Research Incubator Grants (WWRIG)
The fourth round of CREWW's Women and Work Research Incubator Grants (WWRIG) program is now being launched. CREWW is inviting applications for small scale research grants (maximum $5,000 each) to be awarded in April 2017. Papers resulting from these grants will form the basis of a research roundtable on women and work to be held in Ottawa in October 2018.
We are looking to expand our network to include other Ottawa-based researchers who share our interest in topics such as:
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Applications for this program are made through a brief formal research proposal. Documents must be submitted to the CREWW Office by 4:00 p.m. February 28, 2017. Contact Æmilia Jarvis, the Associate Director Centre for Research & Education on Women and Work, at email@example.com.
Funding decisions will be made by a committee chaired by the Director, CREWW, and will be based on the following criteria: research excellence; budget justification; training potential; and applied relevance and impact.
Required deliverables include a presentation on project progress during the CREWW Research Roundtable in the year following the grant, and submission of a paper to a peer-reviewed journal. Review our WWRIG submission information and policies.
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The Management Certificate for Women (MCW) is a part-time professional program that will enhance women's management and leadership skills in a supportive environment, while having the opportunities to discuss the particular challenges they face in management. The program will be held two consecutive days (Friday and Saturday) once per month from September to March for a total of 15 days at Carleton University. The program covers functional areas of management and encourages the transfer of learning from the classroom to the workplace as participants integrate new theories and skills with data and experience drawn from their own work setting.
The Advancing Women in Leadership Program (AWLP), focuses on the inner journey of authentic, creative and ethical leadership required by women to succeed in business, government and civil society, in a global, diverse, and, interconnected world. Strong leadership, and; the distinctive abilities that women bring to any organization, contribute to improved business performance.
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Canada's economic growth is being fueled by women's active labour force participation (82% as of 2014, Statistics Canada) and will continue to expand as women are developed and promoted in leadership roles. Fully engaging the talents and contributions of women in management, and investing in their ongoing education and learning, is crucial to Canada's success as an innovator. We invite you to continue your learning journey with us.
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After a comprehensive review of the MDPW strengths and needs, it was decided that the program would be reformatted to suit women in and entering management now and in the future. Based upon this review, the faculty and staff of CREWW developed the Management Certificate for Women (MCW). The new program focuses on the following key aspects of women's management experience: managing communications; managing others; managing strategy; managing relationships; managing results; managing change; and managing their own careers. The MCW's curriculum includes the following functional areas of management: business communications; business strategy; marketing; management and organizational behaviour; human resource management, and financial and management accounting.
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MONTICELLO — Two Monticello teens are in jail after, village police said, they broke into a man's house and fought with him.
Police said the two males, 16 and 18, had handguns when they broke into the Hillside Avenue house Wednesday morning and told a 69-year-old man there to get on the floor. He refused, and fought with the two. They eventually fled.
Police said the same man had had his van stolen from his driveway on Tuesday. Fallsburg police found the van after it was involved in a hit-and-run crash there Wednesday. This led police to the suspects. Police said the handguns were BB pistols..
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Okay, I have to admit my Goodreads giveaways were serious fun.
Here's my fun pre-Post Office trip picture. I had ELEVEN winners, four of whom are in Canada. It's been a while since I've staged a giveaway (or a cluster of giveaways) of this magnitude. I just love packaging up books and carting them to the post office and sending them off. (paying postage, not so much, but we do what we have to, right?)
Then, I have to admit, I kind of did something stupid. In my excitement to notify the winners that their packages were on the way, I let Goodreads know that I had mailed the prizes--on April Fools Day.
That's pretty much why I'm posting this today. I want everyone to know that yes, I did honestly and truly mail these books to the winners of my Goodreads giveaways for City of Light, Tea for Two, and The Lost Princess on Friday, April 1, 2016. I even have tracking numbers for the seven domestic packages.
Stop laughing. Anyone could have made the same mistake. I just got excited. :)
And don't forget, my giveaway for Birthright is still active through April 22, 2016. There are five copies up for grabs.
You don't want to miss out. Just click HERE and enter.
Birthright is the story of post-apocalyptic America, partially rebuilt to mirror a feudal system reminiscent of Europe from hundreds of years before. Verity, the oldest daughter of a king who must have sons, rebels against her father and goes on the run, risking danger and death from the wild zombie-like creatures who roam the countryside.
Verity is one of my favorite heroines, and I know my readers will love her too.
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The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC), and South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT), along with the Arab American Institute (AAI), the National Immigration Forum (NIF) and the Rights Working Group (RWG), welcome the decision by the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to modify the National Security Entry Exit Registration System (NSEERS). According to DHS through a notice published in the Federal Register, effective tomorrow, nationals and citizens of countries currently subject to NSEERS are no longer required to register. Read the notice
The NSEERS program was a counter-productive response in the wake of September 11, 2001, and required certain non-immigrants to register at ports of entry and local immigration offices; this process entailed fingerprints, photographs and lengthy questioning. One controversial aspect of the NSEERS program was a "domestic call-in" component that solicited registrations from more than 80,000 males who were inside the United States on temporary visas from predominantly Arab, South Asian, or Muslim-majority countries. The specific parameters of NSEERS revealed it to be a system that was a clear example of profiling: discriminatory, arbitrary, and, as DHS itself has stated, an ineffective national security measure.
DHS has notified key stakeholders about the delisting of countries from the NSEERS regulations, and suggested that individuals residing in the U.S. and facing removal or a denial of immigration benefits because of NSEERS will be addressed on a case-by-case basis. The groups look forward to working with DHS to ensure that favorable discretion is exercised toward individuals facing immigration consequences because of an NSEERS-related issue. It is critical that DHS view this rule as a starting point for granting relief retroactively for those affected by NSEERS. Ultimately, these groups believe that NSEERS must be repealed in its entirety.
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Native American's Civil Rights Timeline 1865-1992
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`Indian War' period 1860s c.1880 Assimilation Era 1880-1933 Indian New Deal 1933-1945 Termination and Relocation 1950 -1961 `Red Power' and Self Determination 1960+
1863 1887 1911-20s
1968 1978
Homestead Act Dawes severalty act/general allotment act Society of American Indians campaigned for education and
Trail of broken treaties American Indian religious freedom act aimed to
160 acres of land Indians given 160 acres of land, after 25 years would have healthcare but lacked funding to challenge the courts and support, preserve traditional religious practices
full ownership and rights of citizenship - Unallotted land was not a united vision for NAs 1943-4
on reservations to be offered to white Americans. "special schools" started
1862-7 American Indian Movement
serving Indian communities,
the plains wars, series of 1923 believed that direct and
1926 segregated, for example the 1975
clashes between Indian American Indian Defence Association created in militant confrontation was
Leavitt bill/dance order Catawba Indian school voting rights act makes
tribes and units of the US response to dance order blocked Bursum and Leavitt banned Pueblos to the only way forward
ballot papers bilingual
army 1890 1926 1973
perform traditional
Massacre at wounded knee, 1956
1869 dances Wounded knee II 1986
surrounding Americans were Indian Vocational Training act
From this date the Charrier v. Bell
frightened of an Indian 1922 1934 established vocational training
government refused to make 1978
uprising killed 200 Bursum Bill Indian Reorganisation act for American Indians so they
separate treaties with The longest walk protest
Authorised acquisition sought to protect Indians could get a `marketable skills'
individual tribes 1902 against the forced removal
of Pueblo lands from loss of lands and re- with federal funding
Chereokee Nation v. Hitchcock of Indians from their
1871 1985
establish tribal government. ancestral homes
challenged congress' right to deny them their rights Oneida v. Oneida
Indian Appropriations Part of new deal
to live according to their own laws and traditions
act: no more treaties
1860 1880 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980
1870 1890 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990
1871 Indian rights 1975
Reservation Association founded Indian self-determination
policy devoted to 1924 and education assistance act
assimilating NAs, Indian citizenship act 1972
1876 Indian Claims Committee
lobbied congress, Indians classified Indian Education Act
Battle of little bighorn 1944 set up to deal with claims for
didn't understand officially as `citizens' and
authorities went to National Congress of the return of land but did NA
NA culture/lifestyle given the right to vote 1968
round up Sioux and American Indians (NCAI) few favours. Worked slowly
Cheyenne who were 1902 Affirmative Action
designed to monitor federal and often offered monetary
defying authorities, Society of American Indians (SAI)
1896 policies compensation instead of 1968
they tried to encircle was first attempt to establish an
Plessy v. Ferguson asserted land. Initially set up for 5 Johnson's forgotten
the Indian inter-tribal pressure group.
"separate but equal" Indians years but so many claims it Americans speech end of
encampment but all Campaigned for improvement of
still second class citizens stayed open until 1978. termination
200 were killed. education and health care achieved
little and collapsed in 1920's 1969
1868 1902 Occupation of Alcatraz
Navajo tribe takes 300 mile Lone Wolf V. Hitchcock 1947 1961
journey to be relocated 1928
established right of congress to 1906 Bureau of Indian Affairs National Indian Youth Council
Meriam report
1864 revoke all treaties land led to controlled federal funding (NIYC) set up to resurrect sense 1968
Burke Act condemned allotment policy and
Sand creek massacre further acquisition of Indian land. Accelerated for NAs healthcare and of national pride and instil Indian Civil Rights Act prohibited states from
described conditions on the
a troop of Calvary attacked education, but slow to take activist message wanted to assuming jurisdiction over Indian country
allotment reservations
an undefended Cheyenne action and some corrupt preserve fishing rights without first securing tribal content
camp killing and mutilating 1905
elderly men women and Muskogee convention held
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When did buying a light bulb become so complicated? What used to be a seemingly simple activity is now intertwined with considerations about energy, price, and technology. This has me thinking about light sources in a way I never imagined. But what's so surprising about that, you might ask? (I am, after all, the editor of ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING.) The truth is that I, like all of the other consumers who make purchases in their daily lives, have taken light bulbs for granted—and, by that, I mean Thomas Edison's incandescent. This object, a fragile filament encased in a thin shroud of glass with a not-too-complex socket, has become so ubiquitous, it has assumed the cultural iconography of representing an idea. (In an interesting play on symbols, The New York Times' Green Inc. blog that covers energy and environmental issues uses a CFL bulb in place of an incandescent. I wonder: Will the image of a diode ever reach this level of symbolism?)
But back to light bulbs. They have become so common that we reach for them off hardware-store shelves as though we were buying a box of tissues. We've constructed our living environments and made our fixture selections all based on this type of light source and its warm color temperature characteristics. We have grown accustomed to this physiology of light. As we begin to incorporate other types of sources, such as CFLs or LEDs, into our homes, we are reminded of how we have been sensitized to incandescents.
What's interesting is how these quality-of-light issues have revealed our tolerance thresholds for where we will, and will not, use a certain type of light source. Outdoor areas, kitchens, laundry rooms—these are all spaces in which people are willing to use non-incandescent lamps. Living rooms and bedrooms—that's a whole other ballgame, where there isn't a CFL in sight. In public spaces, or our working and learning environments, we have no problem using the latest lamp technologies; when it comes to our homes, we are creatures of habit.
So what has sparked my fascination (dare I say obsession?) with lamps, and has me thinking about sources in terms of the trade-off between quality of light, energy savings, and how I will dispose of them at their end of life? Granted, I realize I am not the average customer, but I do have a mental checklist for purchasing a light source and, still, I am overwhelmed by the process. So, imagine how the typical consumer must feel.
The point was made real this past summer when I found myself standing in the lighting aisle of one of those big-box home improvement stores. I was searching for a specific light bulb for a new lamp I had purchased, only to be forced to admit that I had become a victim of my own design taste and failed as a consumer when I did not check to see what kind of lamp the fixture required before I purchased it. Now I was on a wild goose chase to find a T10 lamp, and all I saw before me were CFL multipacks. Next to me was a woman who was searching for a replacement light bulb she needed for her combination light fixture-ceiling fan. Both of us would have to go to a specialty lighting store.
The act of buying a light bulb—and, for that matter, selecting a fixture—now carries with it more significance than ever before. This choice impacts larger issues of production, consumption, and energy use. This choice also will take on added significance in the United States in July 2012, when we are all in for a major change. At that time, as mandated in the 2007 Energy Independence and Security Act, general service incandescent sources will no longer be available for sale. Europe is slightly ahead of us on this activity, and their incandescent phase-out (ban is such an ugly word) began July 1, 2009.
Consumers are being fed a steady diet of CFLs and LEDs, and the same push is occurring at the professional level. As we prepared this annual product issue it was clear that the paradigm shift in lighting—from incandescent to a combination of CFL and LED—has now taken hold. Even though manufacturers have new energy-efficient lamp-and-ballast options for other sources, they are most interested in promoting their LED luminaires. I never thought it would be such a challenge to assemble the Lamps/ Ballasts/Controls section of this guide.
But what is of greatest concern to me is that this switch in lighting sources can be simplified to an either-or proposition. It should be a far more nuanced process, as surely the plethora of existing luminaire and lamp options prove. And there are existing sources that achieve the balance between energy-efficiency and quality of light at a reasonable price point. For instance, a halogen light bulb seemed the appropriate incremental step for me to use in a different fixture I have in my living room.
Yes, changes in light sources are not only coming, they are already here. The challenge going forward will be how to make sure we incorporate these new technologies and push them to be the best they can be. But we also need to not loose sight of what improvements we can make to existing technologies. We can make the choice less daunting if we stay informed.
How many people does it take to change a light bulb? The entire lighting industry.


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Beasley is filling in for Jabari Parker (out for season, knee surgery) and his 23 points were the most he's scored since he had 28 on January 10. Head coach Jason Kidd called the win at IN one of the Bucks' best games as a team - they assisted on 28 of their 35 field goals, committed just six turnovers and made a season-high 17 three-pointers - and the triumph over Detroit marked the first time since January 2 that Milwaukee had held an opponent under 100 points.
The Bucks are 4-12 since a 116-108 home win over the Miami Heat on January 13. "Fourteen guys ready to play at a high level". Monroe has scored 42 points on 18 of 23 shooting in his last two games while Beasley made his first six shots during his second start for the injured Parker. "With Jabari down and Giannis not making shots, you can't just call it a night". I'd expect his playtime to be limited to potentially non-existent if Middleton plays tonight, but his decent defensive showing could mean he'll get a chance against the marksman Caldwell-Pope. He was averaging 20.1 points and 6.3 rebounds per game before suffering a torn ACL. You just have to pick up the slack. "They played well, they beat us up on the offensive glass". They'll face a Detroit team still exuberant after a narrow 102-101 defeat of the Toronto Raptors. The Nets were plagued by two lengthy scoring droughts in the first and second quarters and allowed Memphis point guard Mike Conley to score 11 straight points down the stretch. It wasn't enough to challenge the Bucks, who were 9 of 14 from the field in the fourth quarter.
USA will fully implement JCPOA, says EU's Foreign Policy Chief Mogherini
Federica Mogherini made the remarks on Friday during her first visit to Washington since Trump became US President in January. Tillerson suggested during his Senate confirmation hearing that he might be open to renegotiating elements of the agreement.
Since the loss to the Heat - in which Khris Middleton, who'd missed the first 50 games with a hamstring injury, made his season debut - and a subsequent home defeat to the Los Angeles Lakers, the Bucks have won two games in a row, beating the Pacers in IN and the Detroit Pistons at home.
"We were bad", Van Gundy said. Monroe then took his turn in the second with 13 points in the period to help Milwaukee take a 51-34 advantage into the half.


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Coffee Flavored Liqueur
Recipe by ellie_
Recipe source: Bon Appetit (March 2010) You need to prepare 3 - 6 weeks ahead of time.
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I love this liqueur. It is very similar to Kalhua. Thanks for sharing this recipe, will be making this one over and over again :)
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- 2 cups water
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- Stir vodka into coffee mixture and then pour into a large jar, scrapping in the seeds from the vanilla bean and then toss in the bean halves into the jar too, stirring to blend. Cover. and let stand at room temperature for at least 3 weeks or up to 6 weeks.
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To show if one MRI contrast agent is better than another one in the diagnosis of malignant breast lesions compared to histopathology
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Drug: Multihance Drug: Magnevist |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Diagnostic |
Official Title: | Phase III Multicenter Double-Blind, Randomized, Crossover Study to Compare MultiHance With Magnevist in Contrast-enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the Breast |
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Dr. Bob please answer, eagerly awaiting response -Contracted MRSA and Herpes from being rimmed Follow Up Questions
Hi Dr. Bob,Sorry to be a pest, but I am freaking out (eagerly) awaiting your response to my question...The question is this...I was rimmed / oral from the prostitute late may 2007 (only possible exosure) tested 6 times after (last test on dec 31st...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
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...whom? Certainly not from me or this Web site!Your fears are completely unwarranted. You and your wife's repeatedly negative HIV tests are definitive and conclusive. HIV is not your problem. No way. No how. No additional tests are warranted.... Read more »Contracted MRSA and Herpes from being rimmed
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My partner is HIV+, and myself HIV-. We believe my partner has picked up MRSA from the Hospital... Read more »
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... Let's start with the basics . HIV is short for "human immunodeficiency virus." How Do You Get HIV? Meet the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) You can get HIV through unprotected sex or by sharing needles or other equipment... Read more »HIV and Hepatitis C Co-Infection
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...was about one month after I think I could have been infected, but my lymphocytes were down). Anyway, what is the story for Doctors who are HIV positive? I saw a news article in the newspaper which said that recent patients of a HIV positive... Read more »Could it be....
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...flu - headache, flucating fever, body aches, chills, etc. He also developed an upset stomach for several days. He went to the doctor and she told him to head to the hospital. He was then admitted - there they tested him for EBV, the flu all of... Read more »HIV and MRSA I need info.
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text: After four years of undergraduate education at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Ross Zambon obtained his Bachelor's Degree in Finance from the Illinois' business school in 2004. Mr. Zambon then entered The John Marshall Law School and left with a Juris Doctorate in 2007 and an LL.M. in Taxation in 2008. Upon graduation, Mr. Zambon began his employment at the Sulaiman Law Group. Over the last three years, Mr. Zambon has managed nearly 200 foreclosure litigation files, in addition to other civil and criminal matters throughout the state. He was named to Illinois Super Lawyer's list of Rising Stars for 2009 and 2010. Currently, Mr. Zambon practices in both state and federal court. Areas of Practice Mortgage Foreclosure Law Bankruptcy Law Civil Litigation Law focusing on FDCPA, FCRA, TCPA and RESPA Student Loan Law Real Estate Law Litigation Percentage 100% of Practice Devoted to Litigation Bar Admissions Illinois, 2007 Education LL.M. cum laude - 2008 Major: Taxation John Marshall Law School, Chicago, Illinois J.D. cum laude - 2007 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois B.A. - 2004 Major: Finance Classes/Seminars Illinois Mortgage Foreclosure Seminar, Chicago Bar Association, 2010 Honors Super Lawyer 2010-2015 Fraternities/Sororities Phi Kappa Psi


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Lot 454: New England oil on canvas coastal scene
Lot 454: New England oil on canvas coastal scene, signed verso J.M. West 1899, 6'' x 13''. Provenance: Estate of George Albicker, Utica, NY. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
Pook & Pook's Americana Auction September 2015
Tuesday, 1st September 2015
Estimate: $60-90
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Title: Level Up (Fandom Hearts #1)
Published Date: 3rd January 2016
Adam London has always thought of his roomie Tessa as "one of the guys" until he agreed to help her with this crazy project. Now, he's thinking of her all the time… and certainly as something more than just a roommate! But his last girlfriend broke up with him to follow her ambitions, and he knows that Tessa is obsessed with getting ahead in the video game world.
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