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X Kites joined the AKA at the recent KTAI trade show. In addition to the line of kites sold by mass merchants, this year they added a line of higher quality kites that will be sold only to kite retailers.
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On Assessing Indian Dance
25 June 2013
A presentation from the All England Dance Adjudicators Seminar
This presentation was made by Sanjeevini Dutta in December 2012 at the request of the Classical Indian Dance Faculty as someone who could offer expert advice on assessing Indian dance.
Most of us will agree that there are only two kinds of dance, 'good dance' and 'bad dance'. As adjudicators you all already know that. Having said that, in order to assess students with confidence, it helps to have an understanding of the background and the influences that shaped the dance form and an insight into its salient features. In this short presentation I will attempt to pull-out some of the defining elements of classical Indian dance.
Dance in India emerged from ritual worship. Girls, dedicated to the temples from a young age, were trained to sing and dance before the deities. The dance was performed with musical accompaniment and would involve the use of gesture and mime in invoking the gods and asking for their blessings. In a sub-continent as vast as India, several classical dance styles (eight recognised today) evolved with distinct characteristics. Broadly for the purposes of assessing classical Indian dance, we will consider two major styles offered in examinations by the ISTD; Kathak from North India and Bharatanatyam from the South.
Alongside dancing for deities in the temples, there existed a strong tradition of performing stories of the gods and goddesses in temple courtyards and village squares for the populace. These dance dramas such as Krishna Lila (play on the life of the god Krishna), like the Medieval Mystery plays in Europe, were enacted by travelling companies and were intended to pass on moral values and encourage ethical living. The stories were heroic and mostly about gods, with lessons that tackled large human dilemmas.
Thus there developed two kinds of dance; 'pattern-making dance' or nritta, and 'storytelling dance' or nritya. It is really important to understand that not all movements and hand gestures 'mean something.'
A handy template to classify elements of Classical Indian Dance is as follows: shape, rhythm and expression.
Indian dance is marked by very strong geometric shapes which are held in contrast to Western Contemporary dance in which the line or the flow of energy has prominence. The dance is studded with shapes of the circle, triangle and square and the body comes to rest in dramatic, sculptured positions. In the South Indian style of Bharatanatyam particularly, the depth of the turnout (at the knee in the demi-plié position) emphasising the square, is the hallmark of a good dancer.
The torso is held in an upright position with the vertical axis crossed by the three horizontals of the neck, waist and hips. These axis come into play with side-to-side movements of the neck, hands held at the waist or the chest level, and the exaggerated diagonal line from the heel of left foot to the tip of finger of the extended right arm. The Indian cultural historian, Kapila Vasayan, has commented on the importance of the skeletal, musculature and joints in Classical Indian Dance expressed through the isolations of the small movements of wrist, neck, and waist that punctuate the genre.
The lines of Bharatanatyam are more stretched and extended and as a form, are more reliant on geometry than Kathak in which the lines are softer and more fluid. The feet in Kathak are slightly turned in a V shape, but there is no turnout at the knee or sitting position; the stance is upright. The energy flow in Kathak is also less staccato than that of Bharatanatyam.
Rhythm is the heartbeat of all dance but in some styles such as Tap, Irish, Flamenco and Indian Dance, it has particular prominence. The feet, with the added amplification of ankle bells, mark out the rhythm with great exactitude. Kathak plays with rhythm patterns in infinite permutations. The taal is the measure and the popular 16-beat cycle is divided into four-fours with the flourish coming on the 16-plus-1 beat which is called the sum. The tihai is a punctuation which is created by a rhythmic syllable being repeated three times, ending on the sum.
Jatis in Bharatanatyam and tukras, torahs and parans in Kathak are 'sound composition' which are played on the drums – tabla in the case of Kathak and mridangam for Bhratanatyam – while the dancer translates these into quick, sharp movement patterns with feet stamping out the same.
Rhythm seeps through the whole body as the neck, the wrist and even the eyes and eyebrows mark the beat.
The importance of expression both in abstract and narrative dance cannot be over emphasised. Dance students are drilled in maintaining focus and follow the golden rule, "Where the hands go, the eyes must follow." It is held as a truism to complete the instructions from the 5th Century text, the Natya Shastra, that "Where the eyes go, the mind must follow, and where the mind goes, expression is born." The body/mind connection is always present in Indian dance.
Dancers are taught the Nava Rasa or the nine significant moods: Love/Erotic, Compassion, Anger, Valour, Fear, Disgust, Laughter, Wonder and Peace/Renunciation. In narrative dance, which uses mime and stylised hand gestures, the training in the Nava Rasa comes into the forefront.
Against the backdrop of the main pillars of Indian dance, shape, rhythm and expression, I would suggest a quick check-list to examiners for judging quality:
- stance/posture – straight back, shoulders open, lengthened torso with the golden thread through top of head to ceiling and beyond
- a good line with the principal limbs in correct alignment; a batsman would have it as would a tennis star
- a clean delivery of tukras, toras and jattis both in terms of body shape and rhythmic precision
- clarity of the footwork
- depth of the stances in the plie (araimandi) position
- the reach of the line – the lower the bends, higher the verticals and more extended the diagonals
- musicality – the whole body responding to the rhythm
- Speed – the ability to keep clarity while maintaining speed
- focus – eye/hand co-ordination and tension in the hand gestures
- grace and fluidity
- expression – the aliveness, the honesty, and the ability to lose yourself in dance
- intelligence of interpretation – bringing something from everyday life to add a personal touch to the dance
Strangely this list may do for any other dance styles as well as it pertains to Kathak and Bharatanatyam, which goes to show that there is more commonality in the elements that draw us together as humans and artists than there are differences that divide.
I hope that this brief exposition of the nature and characteristics of Classical Indian Dance will have made your jobs as adjudicators of a less familiar dance style, a little easier.
Sanjeevini Dutta
Sanjeevini Dutta is the Editor of Pulse magazine, the leading publication for South Asian dance and music in the UK, and website www.pulseconnects.com


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A conversation with the sprinting siblings about finally racing on the same team.
By Daniel McMahon
Team UnitedHealthcare has signed American sprinter Luke Keough to a one-year deal for the 2013 season, the team announced on Monday.
Keough brings added firepower to an already strong sprinting team in UnitedHealthcare, and looks to have a promising future at cycling's top level.
"What I see in Luke is raw talent and passion, which is exactly what we saw from Jake heading into the 2010 season," said Mike Tamayo, UnitedHealthcare's general manager.
"But it is up to us as a team to develop him on to the bigger podiums. Patience will be important, but expect to see big things from the Keoughs," he said.Keough, a 21-year-old Massachusetts native, comes from team Mountain Khakis to join older brother Jake—one of the country's most successful domestic riders—as the U.S.-based squad looks to push further into European racing and cement its place as one of the top teams in North America.
In April, Luke took his greatest victory to date at the Athens Twilight Criterium, one of the biggest races on the U.S. circuit. This season he also won the Tour of Somerville, the Tour of Vail, and the TD Mayor's Cup. He wrapped up his most successful year yet with overall victories in the USA Crits best young rider classification and general classification.
Bicycling caught up with Luke and Jake Keough—who come from a family of bike racers—to talk about racing together on the same team for the first time, sibling rivalries of the type A variety, and getting wins for UHC.
Bicycling: You guys are, arguably, the two best sprinters in North America. Will one of you now have to work for the other?
Luke: Jake's definitely proven himself as the top guy in the U.S. and he's moving on to winning international races and UCI races, so the year for me is going to be about learning and developing. He'll be the guy, and hopefully I can take away the most from each race as possible.
Jake: I think our team has proven that putting a group of strong sprinters together results in wins. For me and Luke, it's not so important who's winning but that one of us is winning. Whether it's in a criterium, where we're fast, or a UCI stage race or sprint, where we can key off each other or pull the lead-out for each other, basically a win's a win. Stacking with sprinters is going to be successful.
Bicycling: UHC has broadened its horizons, and has been traveling to do more races in Asia and Europe. How does signing Luke play into those goals?
Jake: Our team needs to have a U.S. presence as we have a U.S. sponsor. So in addition to the European racing, we need to win races in the U.S. I've been doing that the past couple years, and Luke was an obvious pick winning some of big criteriums this year. The plan for me is still being worked out, but the idea is for me to do a more European-focused program and minimize the travel. That way we can get results a little easier, both with me in Europe and Luke here, or wherever we're racing.
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Bicycling: So, Luke, are you sure you're not going to be upset if Jake's always winning?
Luke: [Laughs] Well, it's always competitive and it's all about keying off each other, and as long as someone on the team wins, it's all good.
Bicycling: Luke, you're coming off of two years with Mountain Khakis, essentially a development squad. How did racing there help you develop as a rider and enable you to land a spot on UHC?
Luke: They were able to get me through a lot of races and really put me at that top level in the U.S., and learn the ins and outs of sprints. That led to some good results this year and definitely has given me a solid foothold for my career. Moving on to UnitedHealthcare is a big step for me, and Mountain Khakis was glad to see me progress.
Bicycling: Jake, having raced elbow to elbow against Luke the past few years, what have you noticed about his riding and sprinting?
Jake: We're sort of similar riders in that we're both sprinters, but where we're different and where Luke's progressed above his years is that he's come from a BMX background, like I have, but then got into cyclocross where he can do a one-hour, really hard effort. That kind of effort is just a little bit more than a criterium racer or just a pure sprinter.
Going forward I think Luke will be well suited to doing some hard lead-outs and long pulls for the sprint, as far as hard races are concerned, and that will be a good asset for me as far as doing a lead-out or, if the race suits him, for him to win the race as well. We both came up through criteriums, but as we move forward we'll be a more dominant force in the European races. Maybe something like J.J. and Sebastián Haedo have done before.
Bicycling: Off the bike, do you guys hang out a lot?
Jake: Yeah, we ride BMX bikes constantly. We rode mountain bikes yesterday for two hours with one of my teammates. We also travel together and go on vacation together. Go see concerts and stuff. It should be even more fun as teammates next year.
Luke: We still sprint each other for town-line signs and stuff. They can actually get more hectic than the big finishes. [Laughs] We train together every day—lead-outs, intervals.
Bicycling: Out of 10 sprints against Jake, how many can you win, Luke?
Luke: Straight-up sprints? I think he'll have to agree, one on one, I can probably beat him eight out of 10 times. But at the end of a long race or one with a hectic finish, he'll come out on top more often.
Jake: Yeah, true. Road cycling is a lot different than the BMX racing we grew up with. To compete in different levels of racing, you have to change your style of riding. For sure if we went out right now, he would beat me on the road. He's been doing one-hour criteriums—probably 50 of them—this year. I've done 95 race days, and probably 80 of them have been over 200 kilometers. So I've had to change my style from a BMX sprint, to a criterium sprint, to a sprint at the end of 200 kilometers of hilly racing, like we did in Utah and Colorado [at the Tour of Utah and USA Pro Challenge].
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Moorhead, MN (WDAY TV) -- Our look back at our favorite stories of the year continues with one amazing Moorhead woman. 98-year old Selma Weatherford has Alzheimer's.
It is not uncommon to find Selma Weatherford comforting a red-haired, plastic doll in her room at Moorhead's Golden Living.
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this is the classic "rip-off disc". production that looks like it was shot in the 70's, terrible lighting, no anal,terrible finishes and cum shots. the cover looks great, but you want to avoid this like the plague.
once again, typical of what is wrong with the industry. hyped-up cover to lure you in. the "pebbles" scene is an old one, already out there. the other scenes are all non-anal; and pretty mundane. avoid this disc.
The four star rating is probably a bit much, more like 3 1/2 stars. But the 6:2 Sabrina is hot, with a very hot scene. And if you are like me, a big Kafe fan - this is a real good scene. Don't know if I buy it being a real anal scene- maybe- truly are to tell. But non-the-less, a very hot scene, with a killer finish.
this film is probably "better" than i rated it, but i rated it for one reason, to check out bettina. it is simple her worst performance. terrible ! at the cum scene, she runs off screaming for the bathroom ????? did not understand this scene at all.
Plain and simple, if you are a Priva fan, this disc is for you. It has two of her best scenes. She's very hot. Don't miss this one.
i rented this disc because it has "priva" in it's line-up. european asian chick, who is very hard to find, but very hot. scene takes place in outside garden with another chick watching. hot stuff!
If you like black chicks doing interacial anal- this is for you. Very Hot!!! Chayanne Jacobs- looks great- lost some weight- check it out.
Nice enough disc. Two good scenes, one featuring the cover girl. Nice anal scene, good ending.


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Who doesn't like to break things? Seriously, think about it. I have yet to meet a little kid who hasn't at least gone through a phase of building something up like LEGOs and tearing it down. Be it stacking boxes or designing intricate structures, we have all found enjoyment in tearing those sorts of things down to their foundation. Thankfully, as we have gotten older it has become easier to satisfy that urge thanks to the world of video games. Over the past couple of years, the genre of physics-based, destruction games has grown immensely on the mobile platform.
Considering the popularity that games like Angry Birds on mobile platforms, it is amazing that the trend hasn't made its way to consoles (yet). That is about to change thanks to Iron Galaxy Studios and Wreckateer for the Xbox Live Arcade. The title has been making waves at various trade shows such as E3 and PAX over the past year and is about to be unleashed upon the public later this month. I had a chance to spend some time with a preview build of the game recently and have to admit, I have been very impressed. Sure, it is a formulaic and simple concept, but on top of that it is also an absolute ton of fun.
The premise is simple, you are the newest recruit of the Wreck & Tinker Destruction Company. It is your job to assist your company in the demolition of goblin-infested castles throughout the kingdom. We aren't talking about organized destruction with explosives and construction equipment; this is medieval times and your tool(s) of the trade consist of a giant ballista and an assortment of ammunition.
Firing one's ballista is truly a hands-on experience, using the Kinect camera you will reach your arms out in front of you, grab hold of your loaded ammunition, pull back and release it to fire! Before releasing you can adjust your aim both in terms of your direction and vertical trajectory. I found the firing controls to be extremely responsive and your Avatar, who appears on screen, reacts one to one to your movements. If you want to strut around and pose or set off your weapon in style, you can and it will be reflected on screen. Firing your ballista is just the start of the experience as this is a Kinect game after all.
Once your ammo is in the air, the fun is just beginning. Each of the six types of ammunition in the game can be manipulated after it has been launched in the air. This manipulation ranges from being as simple as using your hands to alter the trajectory to triggering a variety of special abilities such as explosive capabilities and splitting your shot into numerous, little shots. They all serve the same purpose though which is to give you ample opportunities to destroying everything in your path. The more you destroy the more points you are awarded. The goal is to hit specific scoring benchmarks which will earn you bronze, silver, or gold medals.
Destruction isn't the only way to score points though; bonuses are given out for hitting strategically placed targets on each stage such as bonus shields, goblins (who like to taunt you), and earning score multipliers. You don't really need this early on but as the game progresses, they become necessary to hit your scoring targets. The simple premise of destroying everything in your path is quickly replaced with the need for strategic destruction; that is assuming that you want to achieve the top ranking on all of the stages.
While the game doesn't feature "traditional" multiplayer it does keep detailed records of you and your friends' scores and statistics. This is meant to keep you in constant competition and contact with the scores and progress of everyone on your friends' list. It is very easy to see where you rank amongst your friends and where and how you need to improve on your skills. This also serve to give you a reason to replay the game as, over time, you will learn more skills and tactics which you will want to go back and apply to earlier stages.
Wreckateer sounds like a simple game and in reality it is; in addition to being simple, it is also a lot of fun. There is a certain joy found in the destruction of large structures, especially when it is done in grand fashion. The physics engine used to power the game performs quite well, especially when one of your shots is blasting through the walls of a structure. Collateral damage becomes your most important asset in the end. There are a lot of stages to cover throughout the kingdom and they all offer their own unique challenges in terms of their physical design. It isn't always about knocking down the biggest tower visible, before you know it you will need to operate like a true wrecking company and apply planning and strategy.
That fun factor is also amplified by the "replayability" factor of the game. This game begs you to come back to it again and again, which speaks volumes for the dedication of the development team. Most people are simply going to look over the game and pass it off as a run of the mill physics-destruction game; they are losing out. Do yourself a favor and at least check out the demo, you will be pleasantly surprised. Wreckateer will be releasing on the Xbox Live Arcade as a part of Microsoft's Summer of Arcade promotion on July 25, 2012.
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This year's summer reading program for kids is called Reading is a Thrill! We'll be playing lots of carnival games, having a ton of circus fun...and sometimes we'll even pretend we're at an amusement park.
Quick question: if you had to ride one of these amusement park rides ten times in a row, which would you chose?
And do you think you could read a book while you rode a roller coaster?
Miss Rory says she definitely could, Mr. Andy says he could ride ten times in a row but would get motion sickness if he tried to read--and Miss Shelley says she wouldn't dream of getting on a roller coaster for even one ride, hee!


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The automatic spending cuts (known as sequestration) were averted in January when talks aimed at keeping the US from going over the "fiscal cliff" provided a two-month reprieve. Since the reprieve, Democratic and Republican lawmakers have been unable "to overcome their partisan bickering and resolve the budget impasse," according to the CTA. CTA says that Canada could be "particularly impacted" by the budget issue because of its reliance on US trade, adding that border operations themselves could also be "severely impacted." In testimony before the Senate Committee on Appropriations on Feb. 14, Janet Napolitano, Secretary of the US Department of Homeland Security said the automatic budget cuts that would be imposed on the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency "would make four to five hour wait times (at the border) commonplace and cause the busiest ports to face gridlock situations at peak periods." She explained how front line CBP staff responsible for processing trucks will be furloughed and overtime budgets to meet peak and unplanned demand will be slashed. The CTA has said it will stay in contact with port officials to keep on top of the situation and pass information along to trucking companies so they can better prepare to cross the border during off-peak periods. "At this point the only thing we can do is prepare for the worst," says David Bradley, president and CEO of the CTA. "Whether a last-ditch deal can be made or the full-brunt of the cuts would be felt immediately, we just don't know. We are entering the unknown and uncertainty can be just as bad as actual delays.
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Mayor Leigh brought up the matter of the water system and expressed himself as been considering the matter of late. and in going over the town had counted 330 families, out of which 2 8 5 were water renters--or 117 of the families are getting water free. No action taken. Mavor made the followine a~pointments for the Standing -. Committees: Finance J. G. Pace E E Williams .. H. H Lunt . Petitions Claims N. D. Hiybee Judiciary T. A. Thorley E. E Williams . E E. Williams . T A. Thorley . M. D. Higbee Police & City A L t o r n e ~ "t H. H. L " T. A. Thorley 3. G. Pace Irrigation and Waterworks J. G. Pace M. D. Hiybee H H. Lunt . Cemetery T. A. Thorley E. E. Williams M. D. Hiybee Public Grounds, City Property Streets, and Sidewalks H. H. Lunt J. G. Pace E. E Williams . T. A. Thorley M. D Hiybee . J. G. Pace Reverend Clayton Rice petitioned the Council for the privilege of using the auditorium of City Hall for Church purposes. On motion Councilman Pace, the petition was referred to Mavor with Dower to make satisfactorv arrangements. The matter of the Citv encouraging the Countv Fair and holding the next fair at Cedar c7ty- was broug'ht to the attention of the Mayor by the Fair Committee. On motion Councilman Higbee, the Mayor was instructed to notify the Fair Committee that the City intends for the next County Fair to be held at Cedar City and will support the same as much as they are able to. Mayor recommended that the Indians be charged for one t a p , said charge to be apportioned among the families. On motion Councilman Williams, the Indians were allowed the water free of charge. Jan. 2 7 . 1 9 1 4 ...Mayor informed the Council that the special business was the appointing of City Officers. The following appointments were made: City Marshal--Alfred Froyd, City A. Thorley, City Watermaster and Attorney--Lehi Supervisor--Samuel F. Leigh. City Poundkeeper-William D. Leigh. City Sexton--0.P.W. Bergstrom, City Health Officer-D r . A . N . Leonard, Inspector of Buildings--George A . Wood, Member of Board of Health--Dr.. M . J. Macfarlane, Sealer of Weights and Measures--William R. Palmer, City Surveyor-William Houchen, and members of Library Board--A. H . Rollo. Mrs. B. F. Knell, and Edward Parry. On motion Councilman Pace, the appointment of City Officers was ratified. Mayor Leigh presented a petition of Walter K . Granger
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The defensive backfield class of 2011 is an impressive one in the SEC. It's loaded with athletes possessing the ability to play either cornerback or safety.
Look at Malcolm Mitchell. He's a talented athlete who decided to play for his in-state Georgia Bulldogs. He could be the best defensive back entering the SEC… but he could also be a full-time wide receiver for UGA. That's where we have him projected to play when he arrives in Athens, which is why you won't find him on this list.
Here are the top five high school defensive back signees in the SEC in 2011.
1. Ha'Sean Clinton-Dix – Alabama
He might be Alabama's top prospect and top recruiter in this year's class. Clinton-Dix helped sway his high school teammate Dee Hart to play running back at Bama instead of Michigan. Clinton-Dix (6-2, 195) is an elite athlete with the frame to be a standout safety for Alabama. He has the perfect combination for a safety – the ability to cover the run and pass. Nick Saban will no doubt find a way to use that in his secondary.
2. Jonathan Rose – Auburn
He's one of those versatile athletes mentioned above with the ability to play cornerback or safety for the Tigers. Rose enrolled at Auburn in January and went through spring practice. So far it's all cornerback for Rose, who has already earned practice time with the first and second units in Auburn's secondary. His size (6-1, 180) should allow him to cover the big targets in the SEC.
3. Erique Florence – Auburn
Florence is one reason Rose should be able to stay at cornerback. He is a talented safety who will have an opportunity to help AU this fall. The Tigers are young and inexperienced at the safety position, which will offer opportunities for Florence and other freshmen arriving in the summer. Florence is known as a tough hitter and should help Auburn in run support. If he proves to be strong in pass coverage, too, expect big things from Florence.
4. Marcus Roberson – Florida
His recruitment was a mess, but it doesn't take away from the fact that Roberson can play. He originally committed to Texas Tech and then Auburn before ultimately signing with Florida. Roberson could play cornerback or safety, but corner will likely be his first shot in Gainesville. The Gators should be set up nicely for the future in the defensive backfield. Fellow signee Jabari Gorman is expected to be a nice addition to the safety position as well.
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