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When bacon, eggs, potatoes, and pancakes were requested,
A closer look at the Lancers, Spartans boys basketball teams
When looking at the Greater Metro Conference boys baskteball race, I can't see anyone beating a talented Menomonee Falls team (6-3), led by everyone's favorite recruit, J.P. Tokoto. West Allis Central is 7-1, so they also have to be dealt with, and Hamilton is 6-4.
Although not as talented as in the past, Marquette (2-5) should be in the race and Wauwatosa East (3-7) might also be formidable.
Bound To Ski
Somehow, I managed to grow up without the chance to learn,
Tree and Branch Pickup
The city will be picking up Christmas trees through January 25. Put your tree by the roadside. City crews will drive through each neighborhood several times in the coming weeks and will pick them up, as has been the practice for several years.
Christmas wreaths are treated as trash due to having wire, ribbons, etc. Just put them out on the usual trash pickup day.
Houlihan's at Brookfield Square closing
Houlihan's restaurant at Brookfield Square will close by the end of the month. It will be replaced this fall by a Red Robin restuarant.
The longtime casual dining restaurant will not renew its lease at the mall, according to Brookfield Square manager Scott Oleson.
New Year's Resolution
The New Year brings changes and new resolutions for many. If your resolution is to explore better educational opportunities for your child/children, take a look at St. John Vianney School . St. John Vianney offers a great academic education in an environment which fosters responsibility, spirituality and respect. For the 2010 - 2011 academic year, the school has the following openings:
Eighth Grade – 0
Seventh Grade – 5
Sixth Grade – 0
Fifth Grade – 1
Fourth Grade – 3
Third Grade – 2
Second Grade – 11
First Grade – 0
Kindergarten – 0
4K - registration begins soon, call today
Please call our Principal, Jayme Hartmann (262-796-3942) if you would like to schedule a school tour or if you have questions.
Been to the new ALDI almost in Brookfield?
Yes, it is true! Another ALDI grocery store moved into Brookfield - almost.
It is located on the Wauwatosa side of 124th Street on Burleigh Rd. next to the OfficeMax store, in the Lowe's shopping center. (Actual address is 12120 Burleigh)
They opened 2 weeks before Christmas. I stopped in that week and they were busy!
I shopped there again yesterday* because they had a fruit sale: cantaloupe for 89-cents, grapefruit for 29-cents, bag of navel oranges for $1.49, and bananas for 39-cents/pound. What a deal.
They seem to be well received, even in almost Brookfield. Like me, many shoppers bring their Sendiks heavy plastic grocery bags to reuse at ALDI.
People are interested in ALDI stores. From the weekly blog reports I receive from Brookfieldnow, I have noticed that 2008's posts on ALDI show up nearly every week on my page view totals.
Few stores consistently offer the same values as ALDI stores. Most of their products are made by mainstream companies, just relabeled for ALDI with their labels. The packages are often the same size and colors as the mainstream company, just the design is different. Other products are the same as other private label products. Their butter for example is the same as Roundy's butter, but at a cheaper price.
Plus, ALDI backs all of their products with a double your money back guaranty--even their produce. I once returned a moldy pineapple, which can happen anywhere, and they insisted on giving me double my money back. How refreshing.
So what do you have to lose? If you have never been to an ALDI store, give them a try ...don't forget to bring your quarter and bags. (See ALDI 101 below)
Past Posts: Shopping ALDI's 101: B.Y.O. B, Q, and C & New Loaction News
Just What Can You Find at ALDI's? Lowe Prices for One!
In Praise of ALDI's and Trader Joe's: Wish We Had Both!
*I shop at ALDI nearly every week but usually at the Hwy 100 store in West Allis, south of Greenfield Ave.
Campaign for Mayor
Today, January 5, 2010 I issued the following press release.
Sloppy Joe
The stove's a mess with Sloppy Joe,
Promises, promises: It'll be on C-SPAN
Eight different times, on Jan 2008, 1/20/08, 11/14/2008, 8/28/08, 3/1/08, 11/27/07, May 2008, and 4/25/08, presidential candidate Barack Obama promised that his ObamaCare negotiations would not be held behind closed doors. Instead they would be televised on C-SPAN. He promised negotiations would be "transparent and accountable" so the American people could watch them. He even chided the Clinton's for their closed door health care discussions during the Clinton era.
But like so many promises made by President Obama, the reality is quite different from his promises. At present, President Obama, Nancy Pelosi, and Harry Reid are negotiating behind closed doors to mesh the passed House and Senate versions of ObamaCare. No C-SPAN, no transparency, except Pelosi saying they are close to a bill.
This in itself should raise the ire of every American because this Conference Committee melding of the bills is always done in Congress and subject to more discussion and scrutiny. Considering the bill affects 1/6th of the American economy, you would think they would follow precedence. But not with President Obama's administration.
I guess we just must chalk up his broken C-SPAN promise as another, I was for it before I was against it? Was this the change you hoped for?
From The Heritage Foundation's Obama's Other Broken Health Care Promises:
- Individual Mandate: ...Obama:'Now, under any mandate, you are going to have problems with people who don't end up having health coverage...' Both the House and Senate bills now contain an individual mandate. According to the President's own Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, under the Senate plan, 19 million Americans would pay $29 billion in taxes/fines and still receive no health care in return.
- You Will Not Lose Your Doctor: ...Obama promised the American people: 'No matter how we reform health care, we will keep this promise...If you like your doctor, ...keep your doctor...If you like your health care plan...keep your health care plan.' Again, the President's own Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services confirms that the current Senate health bill breaks this promise. Seventeen million Americans will be forced out of their existing health insurance. [Even more woes for Medicare/Medicaid patients--see Mayo clinic link at bottom.]
No Tax Hikes for People Making Less than $250,000: '...Obama promised the American people: "if your family earns less than $250,000 a year, you will not see your taxes increased a single dime.' I repeat: not one single dime.' Speaker Pelosi believes the Senate bill's excise tax on insurance plans breaks this promise, and she is right... [and] There are a slew of new taxes in the Senate bill, many of which will hit the middle class...
- Your Health Premiums Will Be $2,500 Lower:Congressional Budget Office,and Lewin Group,[disagree.]
- Health Reform Reduces the Deficit:..'Obama: I will not sign a plan that adds one dime to our deficits – either now or in the future. Period.' [but] When the true cost of Obamacare is considered, the final tab comes to $2.5 trillion with an honest accounting of Medicare reimbursement rates netting a $765 billion deficit all by itself.
- Tax Payer Funded Abortion: ...Obama: 'No federal dollars will be used to fund abortions.'[but in Senate version]Your taxdollars most definitely would be paying for elective abortions.
Where's Ponto?
Brookfield's mayoral primary election is fast approaching on February 16th.
I spotted my first Marcello for Mayor sign mid December?
Marcello also had a color ad in the Waukesha Freeman freebie paper last week.
The large red Speaker for Mayor signs went up after Christmas.after Christmas.
But where-o-where are the Ponto signs?
They may be out there but I haven't spotted one yet. Have you?
I would hate to have Steve Ponto play it so laid back that he misses the boat.
Low Visibility
We find it hard to shovel snow,
Technology and Our Kids
"Technology is eradicating the wisdom of antiquity and slowly destroying our kids' ability to think".
Wow - what kind of reactionary Luddite crawled out from under a rock and gave voice to that mouthful? Was it a joint communique issued by the firm of Belling, Beck and Limbaugh?
Feingold says he'll listen at WCTC on Monday. What will you say?
Hey, our own Senator Russ Feingold says he will be listening on Monday, Janurary 11th, at 12:15pm, at WCTC. Amazing. He hasn't heard us so far, but on Monday, he is ready!
Other listening sessions have drawn 200 to 300 in attendance, I heard. I also heard Vicki McKenna say that he estimates the crowds were split 50/50 in favor and against ObamaCare. I find that very difficult to believe. So, I will go see for myself.
The listening session will be held in the Lecture Hall of the Business building at WCTC, at 800 Main Street, Pewaukee.
Regardless if you attend or not, still give him a call. Senator Russ Feingold: Milwaukee (414) 276-7282, Washington D.C. 202) 224-5323.
True, he probably won't listen on the phone any better than he does at a listening session, but I have to believe the calls are making a difference. Entrenched Congressmen like Chris Dodd and Byron Dorgan aren't calling it quits because of all the positive calls their offices receive!
It's Elmbrook's Human Growth & Development (Sex Ed) public review time again
Elmbrook School District residents may look over the Human Growth & Development materials at the district offices at 13780 Hope Street, just a few blocks north of Capitol Drive.
Daytime Sessions: Jan. 11 - 15, Jan. 18 - 22 and Jan. 25: 9 a.m. - Noon and 1 - 4 p.m.
Evening Sessions: Thursday, Jan. 14 and Monday, Jan. 18: 5 - 7 p.m.
New for this year is the proposed packaged curriculum by Holt for the middle school students. I believe this is the first pre-fab curriculum our district has ever had for health instruction, which is the broader term for sex ed.
I like the idea of a packaged curriculum because it is easier to see exactly what will be taught. The Outcomes, I have heard, are tied to specific chapters and pages, which should help parents see what subjects are emphasized and taught.
One of the challenges in reviewing the HG&D materials is to match the Outcomes with the actual instructional materials. Another would be to look at how much time is devoted to a subject. For example, the curriculum may include teaching abstinence and birth control, but how much time is devoted to each? Hypothetically, if there is one mention of abstinence and then 10 lessons on contraception, are we really covering both subjects? Is instruction glossing over the importance of abstinence in preventing sexually transmitted diseases, many of which are incurable?
As you review the material, keep in mind the state graduation requirement for sex ed is 1/2 credit in the subject of health. Period. Every classroom hour devoted to HG&D takes one hour away from some other subject such as science, math, English, or history.
If you have children in the Elmbrook School District, I urge you to go take a look at what materials are there for your child's present and future grade levels.
Past Posts: Still time to review Elmbrookd's HG&D (Sex-Ed) materials:
Brookfield woman inspired to run across the country
For nearly three decades, Jill Kumlien has endured the debilitating progression of multiple sclerosis with a smile and unwavering faith.
Her hands and feet often falter, but never her outlook, always steadfast, always positive.
South Milwaukee Library events
There still is time to sign up for the winter story time. Story time is held on Tuesday mornings at 10:30 am. Register in person or call 768-8195, ext 3. No age limit.
The Library will be sponsoring a "basic computer skills class" on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 9:30 am. The class is free. We are limiting the class to 35 people. Call 768-8195, ext 2 to regisister or register in person at the referece desk. Some of the topics that will be covered are: How to work with computer commands and desktop, learn how to save, save as, copy and move files, creating a shortcut and many more.
Brookfield Central student selected as delegate to U.S. Senate program
Brookfield Central student Bryan Dongre has been selected as one of two delegates from Wisconsin to participate in the 48th Annual United States Senate Youth Program in Washington. D.C., Wisconsin Senators Herb Kohl and Russ Feingold have announced.
In addition to attending a week-long study of the federal government in March, Dongre will receive a $5,000 college scholarship due to his selection for the competitive program. The program's scholarships, transportation costs and other expenses are paid for by the Hearst Foundation.
Consumer Driven Health Care
Ah - the joys of turning fifty..........
I had a colonoscopy in December. For those of you who know what is involved - enough said. For those of you who do not, it's really not that bad. To paraphrase Tom Petty, "the fasting is the hardest part".


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More than ever, everyone needs what you deliver – but the rules keep on changing. New regulations mean that you have to support new business models after industry restructuring, monitor exact usage with Smart Meters, handle unpredictable distributed generation and respond to new types of demand (electric vehicles, heat pumps). It's all about introducing more ICT (Information and Communications Technology) – but on a far greater scale and complexity.
Knowing where you're going, and how to get there, is fundamental. But who has the time to think at a strategic level and research the experience of other utilities around the world. Ericsson is providing teams of experienced experts to support utilities around the world on strategic, technical and organizational projects.
There's a lot of work to be done before you plug in the first smart meter. Meter and Data Management systems have to be setup that monitor and manage the meters. The meter data must be made available to authorized users (and no one else). And these activities have to be integrated with existing business systems.
Similar to other XaaS concepts, Ericsson can also provide Smart Metering as a Service to help energy providers become more efficient. Ericsson uses it's ICT capabilities to provide a solution that can include meter reading and control, meter management, meter monitoring, SLA management, work force management, asset management, business process management, as well as field services and a 24/7 application operations center.
Smart Grid Communications is a multi-purpose layer within a utility. Utilities are abandoning the old model of using a different proprietary communications protocols for every different activity, to using a standards-based IP-capable infrastructure for all activities (Smart Metering, Smart Grid, Field Force Management, etc.).
Until recently the operational communications infrastructure was managed by a small team handling the SCADA network. With the introduction of smart meters and smart grids the number of communicating devices has leapt from hundreds to millions. New tools and processes are required to manage this enlarged communications infrastructure as an inherent part of the grid.
If the communications infrastructure inside a utility is attacked by remote hackers it's more than embarrassing and costly – lives can be lost. Planning for cyber-security in a utility requires specialized skills outside of conventional IT practices.
How can you be sure that the latency and QoS requirements of a utility can be met when using mainstream telecoms equipment? Modeling and testing of the networks with real smart grid traffic is essential.
When everything is connected, wonderful things become possible. You'll find, in Ericsson's view of our Networked Society, this includes new roles for smart utilities.
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Both Sides of the Fence
A Tosa resident since 1991, Christine walks the dog, cooks but avoids housework, writes and reads, and enjoys the company of friends and strangers. Her job takes her around the state, learning about people's health. A Quaker (no, they don't wear blue hats or sell oatmeal or motor oil), she has been known to stand on both sides of the political and philosophic fence at the same time, which is very uncomfortable when you think about it. She writes about pretty much whatever stops in to visit her busy mind at the moment. One reader described her as "incredibly opinionated but not judgmental." That sounds like a good thing to strive for!
Maybe in time for the next election. . .
My younger daughter does not have a driver's license. Why is the subject of various family legends. But if you asked me, I'd say it was because the kids split the cost of driver's education with me, and it wasn't a high enough priority for Liz. She's careful with her money.
But that's another story. A week before her 21st birthday and in preparation for the time-honored Wisconsin rite of passage, the first legal drink, she decided to get a bona fide Wisconsin ID card. And there the tale begins.
The first battle for a nondriver who lives on a college campus is getting to the Department of Motor Vehicles. Those of us who've been driving forever have sampled the locations and know which ones to avoid. But the vehicle-less aren't choosers in this world. A nondriver is stuck with the site closest to the bus line--in my daughter's case, the last one most of us would choose if we had to renew our licenses or take a test.
Accordingly, Liz waited a long time in a less than pleasant environment to show the clerk the identification she had brought: birth certificate, student ID, passport, and checkbook with her address.
Seems more than adequate? Does to me. But there's a Catch 22. In order to get an official state ID, some of the staff believe you need to have an official state ID. After a long debate, a supervisor finally agreed to accept her identification verification.
In 10 days or so, she might get the ID. Barring any further glitches. Not in time for the birthday--maybe in time for the next election.
Right now, there's a bill in the state legislature to require photo IDs for voting. Those who oppose it agree with Rep. Kelda Roys of Madison, who says that voter fraud is rare and that the bill "disenfranchises the poor, elderly, minorities, and students."
Liz's experience refutes the claims that it's no bother to get an ID. In fact, it's a significant undertaking.
As far as I know, the Constitution assures Liz the right to vote. It does not say she has the right to vote--as long as she has a driver's license. Contrary to the claims of people like supporter Alberta Darling, this law effectively puts a damper on those would-be voters.
Meanwhile, I'll hope that if Liz decided to celebrate her birthday the way many do, with a drink in a bar with friends, she found one that accepted her passport and birth certificate.
It would have been a lot easier to get a fake ID. Perhaps the enterprising will begin selling them to the other disenfranchisees. I can't say I'd blame them for trying. But I do blame the legislators who pretend that this bill is not designed to keep people from voting legitimately. That will certainly be its effect.
Mom's the word
Mother's Day is about the mother you have, should you still have one, more than it is about the mother you are, should you be one. But maybe we should shift the emphasis.
Unless your mother was from the Mommie Dearest school of mental illness and depravity, chances are you are painting her in the light of near sainthood today. This is the day we pay homage to the best in our mothers, and with generosity forget about the rest. Since I no longer have a living mother, I've been ruminating about what it means to become a mother worthy of the real and ritual forgetting of the faults, heaping of the fond memories, putting aside of the wrongs done.
My mom was a wonderful woman, no doubt about it. Still, she had her quirks. Reverse snobbery was one. It came from protectiveness, but she was deeply distrusting of my friends who came from wealthy, highly educated families. She didn't want anybody to hurt or think they were better than her beloved cubs. I try to remember this when the Sarah Palins of the world sneer at the articulate and well-informed. Or when I fall into my own deep distrust of those who claim authority or superiority over me.
Mom was also a master of the freeze. She could go silent for weeks. Anyone who lives with a cold shoulderer knows how awful that can be.
Still, my own in-the-thick-of-it failings were much worse than Mom's. One bedroom door is tattered and warped from a crazy period when I couldn't handle stress, when I felt alone in the world, when I reacted with "wooden swearing:" the slamming of doors.
Since I am sometimes a little oblivious, the universe has taken to delivering messages in odd ways. Once a postcard fell from the sky into my hands. A house in the neighborhood had exploded, and I just happened to be walking by at the time. Today a book fell from the bookcase, knocking me ever so slightly upside the head.The title: How to Behave So Your Children Will, Too.
It was clear enough whose behavior is on the line here: Mom's. In this case, mine.
If I live to be as old as my parents, I've got nearly 30 years to get it right. Or at least more right. A few decades to deserve the title Mother and the flowers and brunches that go with it.
Thanks, Mom, for being flawed and wonderful, a whole person. For showing us how to love and how to keep growing for as long as we have in this beautiful, difficult, world. And for sending me messages now and then, in whatever ways they appear.
Cure for melancholy
I'm feeling a little wistful today, for reasons of interest only to myself. But I have discovered a sure cure: driving around with the car windows down and country music playing loud.
Not loud enough to make your car reverberate should you pull up next to me. Just loud enough to make you wonder whether I'm a little deaf.
Country is just the thing when your heart has been dented a bit. There's sassy revenge, beer-soaked longing, acute been-done-wrong sorrow, sweet hot country messes having fun until they get caught. A little anguish, a little prayer, a little car-keying. Or a lot of all that. In the spirit of joy in adversity, I'm declaring Cee Lo Green's "Forget" You a country song.
The driving around part is not for pleasure, not at $3.99 a gallon. And not when you drive all the time for your job. Which is what I'm doing.
Right now I'm recruiting health survey participants in a community very close to Tosa. I can pop back home for lunch, dog walking, and blog writing. What a rare pleasure that is.
And what a pleasure this almost spring day, 50 some days into official spring, is. The crabapples are in full pomegranate cotton candy fluff splendor and fragrant. There's enough leafage to make everywhere green, and the wind has settled down to playful.
The neighborhood I'm visiting is polka-dotted with For Sale signs. But most houses have tidy plantings around them and benches set out for enjoying the evenings, even if you have to wear a parka when you do it.
Pastel housecoats and elastic stockings dance on the lines set out in backyards and driveways. Wicker baskets await them. I half expect my grandmother, long gone, to emerge with a tray of molasses cookies. Then I remember: someday not too far off, it will be my turn to be the cookie-bearing grandma, though I will pass on the housecoats, thank-you-very-much.
On a day like this it's not hard to believe the lyrics Danny Gokey sings: "My best days are ahead of me."
Until next winter, anyway. We'll deal with that when we get there.


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Thank you for the link of the great Eva Evdokimova ¡ I saw her in Giselle. Theatre Colon, Buenos Aires
NUMBER 10. Waltz-ish
Milena Sidorova choreographed a new ballet piece for New Moves 2014 - fresh dance NUMBER 10.Waltz-ish Радушный танец, хореография - Милена Сидорова Dancers: Rebecca Oltheten, Chanquito van Hoeve Huge thanks to the composer Isaac Shepard whose music inspires in so many ways! Track name: Walt's Waltz (Swept Away) Milena Sidorova, who is well known for her Spider video or Spider Woman dance is a professional dancer, multiple award winner for both dance and her choreography, named 2012-2013 critic's choice "Outstanding Dancer" in Dance Europe magazine.
Adeline Pastor 2011
Adeline Pastor is Principal Dancer at the Aalto Ballett Theater Essen (Germany). Visit her Website: http://www.adelinepastor.com/ Visit her Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Adeline-Pastor/186299628080571
Nice video, although I like the original version of 'Oh Fortuna' a lot more ;)
AC: The Emperor Premiär fredag 24 Jan You and Jerome Marchand were just wonderful !!! Wow,Wow, so happy to have such quality at Kungliga Operan.
SJM: Thank you very much !!! sarah & jerome x
Adeline Pastor in the role of Edith Piaf
Adeline Pastor (Principal Ballet Dancer) in the role of Edith Piaf. Filmed on the 17, 18 and 20 December 2013 at the Aalto theater Essen . _____________________________________________ Adeline Pastor is Principal Dancer at the Aalto Ballett Theater Essen (Germany). Visit her Website: http://www.adelinepastor.com/ Visit her Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/Adeline.Pastor Adeline PASTOR was born in Nice, France, where she started to dance from 8 years old and where she received her initial ballet training with Claudette Douillon. From 1990-1996, She won several 1st price, Special price and GRAND PRIX in different competition in France and Swiss (Prix Carpeaux ,Petrus d´or, Prix de la ville de Biarritz, Prix d´exellence ,ect..") She was notice by the Cuban "Dance inspector and Choregrapher" Pedro Consuegra who send her in 1996 at the National Ballet school of Alicia Alonso. She subsequently studied at the National Ballet School of Cuba. In 1997 Adeline received the "TECHNICAL and ARTISTICAL, REVELATION price" in the International Ballet Competition in Cuba. In 1998, she won the silver medal at the renowned international ballet competition in Varna, Bulgaria, 1st Price and GRAND PRIX in the International Ballet competition of La Havane (Cuba) and she obtained the Diploma of the end of study in the National Ballet school of Alica Alonso , with Special Distinction (1st of her class and congratulations of the good work ). In the same year, she became a member of the National Ballet of Cuba under the direction of Alicia Alonso. She then danced with several other companies, including the Ballet de Victor Ullate in Spain, and In 2000-2008 at the State Theatre in Wiesbaden, Adeline was hired as Soloist, where she danced solo roles like Kitri in "Don Quixote", Edith Piaf in "La Vie en Rose" and "The Nutcracker", amoung others. Since the start of 2008/09, Adeline has been engaged as a PRINCIPAL DANCER with the Aalto Ballet Theatre Essen, where her roles have included Swanilda in "Coppélia",Effie (La Sylphide), Carmen (Carmen/Bolero)... and where she has performed as a dancer, singer and actress in "La Vie en Rose" and "Homage to Queen". Among the guest appearances of the internationally acclaimed dancer included performances in Italy, Russia, Spain, Ukraine, South America, and the USA. In August 2010, she received during the Labat Danza Festival in the Italian Loano the "Grand Prix Guiliana Penzi". Awards • 2010 - "GRAND PRIX" Guiliana Penzi al TALENTO 2010 during the Ballet Festival of Loano (Italy) • 1998 - SILVER MEDAL in VARNA competition (Bulgaria) juniors category (07.1998) - 1st Price and GRAND PRIX in the International competition of La Havana (Cuba) (04.1998) - 1st of her class and Diploma of the end of study in the National Ballet school of Cuba of Alica ALONSO (06.1998) • 1997 - REVELATION price-TECHNICAL and ARTISTICAL Price in the International competition of La Havana (Cuba) (04.1997) - 1st Price in the International competition of La Havana (Cuba) (04.1997) • 1996 - 1st Price in the national competition of "La Scène Francaise" (Paris, France) (03/1996) - 1st Price in the national competition of Touraine (France) (05/1996) • 1995 - Gold Medal in the International competition of Grasse (France) (10/1995) - Grand Prix Internationnal "CARPEAUX de la ville de Valenciennes" in the International competition of Valenciennes (France) (05/1995) - 1st Price unanimously and Excellence Award during the Final National of " la Confédération nationale de Danse" (Marignane, France) (05/1995) • 1994 - 1st Price in the International competition of Bayonne (France)(11/1994) - Gold Medal and Special Price of the Jury in the International competition of Grasse (France) (10/1994) - Gold Medal in the International competition of Montpellier (France) (04/1994) - Gold Medal and GRAND PRIX in the International competition of Biarritz (France) (10/1994) - The "Pétrus d'or" during the Departmental awards of the French Federation of Dance in Menton (France) (03/1994) - 1st Price unanimously in the International competition of Valenciennes (France)(03/1994) • 1993 - 1st Price in the International competition of Bayonne (France) (11/1994) ...... Amoung Others .....
Adeline Pastor & Masterturn
Adeline Pastor Principal Ballet Dancer www.adelinepastor.com https://www.facebook.com/Adeline.Pastor Masterturn https://www.facebook.com/dancemasterturn http://www.masterturn.com/
Premiere of Pina Bausch's Rite of Spring on December 10th, Palais Garnier...
Speechless admiration
Portrait de Jonathan Chmelensky par l'embassade de France au Danemark
Dutch National Ballet Junior Company
Junior Company 2013-14 more info:http://www.het-ballet.nl/voorstellingen/2013-2014/de-junior-company/
Sync pas de deux ch Nils Criste
With Adilijiang Abdureman.
You can now download Crystal Ballet videos on their website: www.crystalballet.com Choreography by Kim Brandstrup and Ernst Meisner. Dancers include Alina Cojocaru, Johan Kobborg, Steven McRae, Vadim Muntagirov, Daria Klimentova and other. Download your copy now!
Has been named 2012-2013 Critic's Choice"Outstanding Dancer" - Dance Europe magazine
"Daniel och Kungliga Operan"
Swedish short film about my work with the Royal Opera House in Stockholm. Some dance, alot of talk.
A review of Colorado Ballets- A night under the stars :) http://www.danceinforma.com/USA_magazine/2013/09/01/colorado-ballet-presents-an-evening-under-the-stars/
www.v3rbrugg3n.com up to date...
Lots of performance and choreo footage here :-) http://barrykerollis.com/videos/


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The National Gallery of Australia presents the National Visual Art Education Conference in Canberra in January 2014.
We look forward to welcoming those interested in visual arts education from around the country and beyond. The program will include national and international keynote speakers reflecting the broad interests and key issues in the visual art education.
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