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This topic discusses using a bottle to feed formula to your baby. To learn about using a bottle to feed breast milk to your baby or to learn about breast-feeding, see the topic Reference Breast-Feeding.
When is bottle-feeding with formula the best choice for your baby?
If you are having a hard time breast-feeding and are trying to decide whether to switch to using formula, know that the first few weeks of breast-feeding are the most challenging. You may want to talk to your doctor to help you make your choice. Some moms choose to both breast-feed and bottle-feed their babies.
You may not be able to breast-feed for different health reasons, such as if you've had breast surgery or if you have certain infections. While breast milk is the ideal food for babies, your baby can get good nutrition from formula. Formulas are designed to give babies all the calories and nutrients they need until they are 6 months old. (Babies born early or with health problems may drink formula even longer.)
What are your choices for infant formula?
There are many types of infant formulas for you to choose from. Most of the time, parents start with formulas made from cow's milk, such as Enfamil, Good Start, and Similac.
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- Soy formulas. These formulas are good for babies who have trouble with cow's milk formulas. They are also used by parents who are vegetarians and don't want to feed their baby animal products.
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When you make formula, use safe water and be sure your hands and equipment are clean. Follow the advice of your doctor and read the label on the formula package. Make sure the formula is not too hot or too cold when you give it to your baby.
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When your baby is 12 months old, he or she can start to drink whole-fat cow's milk. Other kinds of milk, such as goat's milk, fat-free milk, 1% milk, or 2% milk, don't have as many nutrients as whole-fat milk. It is best not to give your baby these kinds of milk if you can give whole-fat milk instead.
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Chicago Area's Lack of Snow Could Set a Record Monday
The Chicago Tribune reports that if there is no more than 0.1 of an inch Monday, a new record will be set for days between snows.
The Chicago area could set a new winter record Monday.
According to a story from the Chicago Tribune, if the area does not receive more than 0.1 of an inch of snow Monday, we'll set a record for the number of days between measurable snowfalls—280. A measurable snowfall is more than 0.1 of an inch, the Trib reports.
The National Weather Service is predicting a 30 percent chance of snow showers and a chance for flurries with a high of 35 degrees for Monday.
Temperatures will remain unseasonably warm later in the week with predicted highs in the mid-40s, according to the NWS.
This season's lack of snow coupled with last winter's below average snow total is not helping with the drought conditions the area has experienced this year, the Trib reports.
Last winter, the area received only 19.8 inches of snow. The yearly average as measured at O'Hare International Airport is 36.7 inches, the Trib said.
What do you think? Are you ready for some snow? Tell us in comments.
Greg Nelson
8:14 am on Monday, December 10, 2012
We need the snow and rain otherwise our water isn't going to last. We are far to behind in the moisture area in Illinois and we need rain and snow this winter to bring us back into an even level. So for Christmas even rain from Santa would be A-OKAY with me!
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UNIONDALE, N.Y. -- James Neal, Simon Despres, Brandon Sutter and Pascal Dupuis scored for Pittsburgh, and goalie Marc-Andre Fleury survived a 40-second third period onslaught by the New York Islanders in an otherwise brilliant 32-save performance as the Penguins won 4-2 Tuesday night at Nassau Coliseum.
The Penguins (7-3-0) won their fourth in a row and remained in first place in the Atlantic Division. Most important, Pittsburgh dodged a scare in the second period, when star Sidney Crosby was hit in the face with a puck. Crosby, who missed 101 games the previous two seasons due to concussions, was helped off the ice but returned to the game a few minutes later.
The Islanders (4-4-1) avoided a second straight shutout when Michael Grabner and Brad Boyes scored in succession early in the third period, but New York could not get the equalizer as its their three-game winning streak against the Penguins was snapped.
Dupuis' empty-net goal sealed the victory for Pittsburgh.
The Islanders haven't won four in a row over the Penguins since a five-game streak from Feb. 1, 1986, through Dec. 23, 1986.
The Penguins took a 1-0 lead on Neal's power-play goal just 2:58 into the game, but it was the Islanders who controlled the offensive flow for the first two periods.
The Islanders outshot the Penguins 24-14 in the first 40 minutes and had six power play opportunities, but Fleury made a series of point-blank saves -- including three during a power play midway through the second -- before Despres extended the Penguins' lead to 2-0 with a slap shot from just inside the blue line with four minutes left in the period.
The Penguins seemed to put the game away when Sutter scored on a 2-on-1 breakaway 1:44 into the third, but the Islanders made it a game with quick goals by Grabner and Boyes. Grabner was open to the left of Fleury, whom he beat 3:14 into the third for the Islanders' first goal since Boyes' overtime game-winner against the Devils last Thursday.
Just 35 seconds later, Boyes pulled the Islanders within a goal when he put back Matt Moulson's shot, which had glanced off Fleury. The Islanders had a handful of chances to tie the game, but Fleury continually made spectacular saves to preserve the Penguins' lead, including a stick save of Boyes' slap shot with 2:35 left.
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- GENEVA, Ohio -- Ana Richter of Rocky Mountain College earned All-America status Saturday afternoon by finishing eighth in the mile at the NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships at the SPIRE Institute. Richter, a junior from Billings, clocked in at 5:06.18, finishing just ahead of sophomore teammate Rachael Hart of Kalispell, who was ninth in the field of 12 runners at 5:10.87. Read more
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The market has been holding its breath all day, waiting for the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) decision on (among other things) what rates will look like in the near future.
On the political side of things, there has been a lot of pressure on the Fed to start using the income from their investment in Mortgage Backed Securities, and other investments, to pay down our national debt. The big debate has been "is it more important to reduce the national debt or to stimulate growth through various spending programs?" You know the old adage….it's takes money to make money. Well, there's a another one that says "a penny saved is a penny earned". So, today , in the "battle of the old sayings" the former seems to be winning.
The FOMC statement said, basically, that the Fed Funds rate would go unchanged (at 0%-0.25%). In addition, the Fed has come out in support of reinvesting their investment income into more Treasuries. So far, they have not committed to purchasing more MBS. The reason for the increased purchase of treasuries is simple: There is a significant lack of confidence in our economy to sustain its own growth. Consumers are hurting and not spending. This is why I discussed the significance of the personal savings rate in a previous post. Also, the unemployment figures are not getting better, and won't until employers gain enough confidence to hire. As expected, the FOMC statement included the infamous phrase that they "expect interest rates to stay low for an extended period of time"
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Richard Paul Cambria, MD, is a vascular surgeon at the Massachusetts General Hospital Vascular Center.
Richard P. Cambria, M.D. is Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Chief, Division of Vascular/Endovascular Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Cambria received his medical degree from the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, in 1977. He trained in general and vascular surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. After a brief stint on the faculty at Yale, Dr. Cambria returned to MGH as Associate Professor of Surgery in 1986. He was promoted to Professor of Surgery in 2001 and Chief of the reformed Division of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery in 2002. He took advanced training in endovascular catheter-based therapies at Cleveland Clinic.
Dr. Cambria's clinical, professional and academic interests are principally in the area of diseases of the aorta and its branches. He is a nationally and internationally known expert in the treatment of complex aneurysm disease. According to the Massachusetts State website, he has the largest practice of both aneurysm and carotid artery surgery in the State. He currently leads a division that has performed more stent graft repairs of both abdominal and thoracic aortic aneurysms than any institution in the Northeast. He is Immediate Past President of the NESVS and current President Elect of The Society for Vascular Surgery. He is Associate Editor of The Journal of Vascular Surgery and his curriculum vitae details more than 260 peer-reviewed publications and book chapters.
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Drunken Kong wrote:I'm thinking about collecting the Bandai translucent figures, mainly just the theater exclusives for now. I'm trying to keep track of them all. Was 1995 the first year they started doing any kind of translucent vinyl?
1998, I believe. Above are the variants of the first 6" Heisei Godzillas released by Bandai in 1998. They're not too hard to keep track of until you get into the store variants and event exclusives that have been released outside of the 'theater exclusives'. The 'TE's were released in correlation with the films. Other figures that are very similar in nature were released at events/cons/dealers/stores as exclusive promos and aren't tied to a specific film release (in most cases).
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Celebrated Custom Continues at Magic Kingdom for 20 Nights: Mickeys Very Merry Christmas Party
Families can deck the halls starting this November with 20 evenings of holiday splendor with Mickeys Very Merry Christmas Party at the Magic Kingdom.
Mickeys Very Merry Christmas Party is a festive tradition immersing families in the holiday spirit on selected nights during the months of November and December:
- Nov.9, 12, 15, 16, 25, 27, 29, 30
- Dec.2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, 21
Beginning at 7 p.m. (after regular park hours), guests with special event tickets to Mickeys Very Merry Christmas Party can enjoy all the yuletide and cheer with lively stage shows, spectacular fireworks, a unique holiday parade and holiday traditions including complimentary cookies and hot cocoa, and a prediction of snow flurries on Main Street, U.S.A.Partygoers also can take in the spectacle of Cinderella Castle, adorned with thousands of shimmering white lights, covering the turrets and towers like a glistening blanket of ice. The twinkling lights create an elegant wintry effect perfect for the seasonal celebration.
For more information, visit www.Disneyworld.com/Christmasparty. NOTE: this is a hard ticket special event after regular park hours; purchasing tickets in advance is highly recommended
Preview and Grand Opening Dates Set as Expansion Continues for New Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom
Theres more magic to come as the expansion of the New Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom- nearly doubling in size continues at Walt Disney World Resort. In fact, so many more attractions are coming on line later this year that Dec. 6, 2012 has been set as the Grand Opening of Fantasyland. Previews begin Nov. 19.
Among attractions to make their debuts:
- Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid, a major attraction where guests will travel with Ariel and her friends through their exciting adventures above and below the waves all against a musical backdrop of songs from the film. The new attraction combines the enduring appeal of a classic Disney dark ride with wonderful technological innovations to offer guests a personal journey into the scenes of the film. Adventurers will feel as if they are descending below the oceans surface. Once under the sea, guests will find themselves immersed in the story of The Little Mermaid, sharing Ariels adventure through a magical cast of characters and a captivating musical score that will entice everyone to sing along. The fun continues at Ariels Grotto, a meet-and-greet with the mermaid heroine herself.
- The castle of the Beast stands majestically upon a hill across an old stone bridge from Ariels new home. The Be Our Guest Restaurant will feature a lavish dining experience in the elegant ballroom, gallery, and mysterious West Wing of the castle. With seating for 550, this magnificent facility will offer great food fast service by day and full-service table dining in the evening. Nearby in Belles Village, guests will find the rousing Gastons Tavern and Bonjour! Village Gifts.
Just outside the village is Belles cottage and Enchanted Tales with Belle. The adventure begins in Maurices workshop, where an enchanted mirror is the doorway to a captivating new kind of storytelling experience: guests will be transported to the Beasts library to meet Belle and Lumiere, and share in a lively, interactive re-telling of the tale as old as time.
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A story that caught our attention.
A Colorado high school teacher is under investigation.
Reportedly seeing up close to some racy pictures of herself on our Twitter cannot.
Here's one snapshot for investigative purposes to say -- the idea of what's out there folks she did careers all she's a math teacher.
Other pictures show her potentially smoking marijuana.
Drinking out the Holland some -- the other pictures she talked one point about.
A drug bust going -- at a high school while she has some of -- own -- in her car and was not ironic things like that.
Some of the students are supporting her they say that it's her First Amendment right to use -- Twitter feed of the way she wants other kids are shocked the district.
Less than pleased.
It's not something that they would hang on a classroom law.
We recommend that you don't put it on your FaceBook or Twitter pages.
Had a teacher that I was parties and it's kind of really just being in the classroom if any teachers posted on Twitter FaceBook can they should be fired it's like a little.
Too much information to doesn't really need to share that.
Well you know -- -- who could really say it better than that right Carly McKinney is currently and he believed he attempt pay you believe even if it is on my best.
Says -- still get paid but she's at home right now so let's bring in some of our -- to talk about these sort of ethical societal and the implications of this story.
Michael Grant Andrea talk show host and a columnist for the Boston Herald.
And a heated senate got -- is a civil litigation attorney for the legal side of this equation welcome folks good to have you here and you know you ask me be in some way is sadly it Michael these kind of stories are sort of a dime a dozen but what -- caught our -- was that they you know many of the students.
And they the most is sending out tweets they're not so much on camera.
But they're saying this is your First Amendment right this is her social media part of her life.
It's no it's not her employer's business what she's doing.
And and their final with that what is let's say eight about our culture.
Burglarized -- but but the power I wouldn't did you always know -- right now I'm not wearing any -- -- show myself and different information like I.
Here's my advice to all the advice of that great philosopher -- warmer from Faber college may get drunk and stupid is no way to go through life man.
She is that the issue is not the First Amendment you're afraid to say what you want within the opposite some parameters -- but this does is -- -- consequence free.
Conversation and that I have to sit by the teenage daughter.
-- senator classic with that Sally stone her to hang out talk about Matt.
No she clearly cannot be a public schoolteacher and -- -- public advocate of drink and smoke and get your party on she has either choice public school teacher.
Or -- -- -- they eat out I mean and I think it's really Italian couple of those kids say and I think it's weird that my teachers party in that they're not comfortable with that.
And if she is -- really don't want to know about it.
-- -- -- talked about it she's she has some of these tweets an actor that from her she says she -- sharing this Twitter feed and we should have that there are a lot of pictures that we could not so you.
During the day on Fox News here so in these these are definitely the -- team why -- there.
Yes we -- to you grab that perhaps another show O'Reilly we'll show it hardly a -- although that.
-- -- find out.
Let me -- a little bit and -- about the legal side of this issue.
Protected -- of a law.
You know I don't know what this teacher was thinking.
And I think the school would be well within their rights to reprimand her and even terminate her.
Because yes teachers do have a First Amendment right but the courts have held that teachers social media posts.
If they cause a substantial destruction to the teaching environmental outweigh the First Amendment and there is no dispute here that these tweets in these photos.
Disrupted the environment the students all father teacher half -- smoking pot tweeting about getting drunk and partying.
How can you reasonably put this teacher in a classroom to teach these students yeah.
This isn't a plane got yeah love the fact that the school district my -- -- it's under investigation.
She she has a paid -- I mean a hassle to me now is you know we -- -- -- tougher nut to fire public school teacher in this country than it is to bring in you know.
Homicide suspect on charges it's it's very very tough.
So I can't can't in good conscious just say you know what your your -- -- he can't do this it's unethical.
Substantial disruption is a legal term and that's actually right but the -- simple rule.
Teachers -- their own students as jail -- in public don't get -- presenting her and that bothers me that there's such -- notion that you can't judge other people's -- adults -- in the business of judgment the fact he could argue that the primary -- of the school systems to teach young people judgment you can learn math and -- is that anywhere.
But you know how to you've -- judge -- this woman has awful judgment.
Yeah you know and it is one of the scary things to me as a parent is that I think that -- -- kind of photos now as no big deal.
Did you know that there -- question if it's also flirting used to be it's it's sort of an innocent like.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- She's not until that we are in high school they're saying you know so what.
Which is its own sort of frightening issue just a last shot and -- on what happens from here.
Yeah I agree with your other guest I think -- the bottom line is that teachers are like it or not role models.
And they should be held to a higher standard and as a teacher frankly doesn't have enough common sense not to put out tweet that's -- on a public Twitter payment like risk and they shouldn't be charged with them with teaching our students Pena thank you so much Michael always a plant and had a great weekend guys -- -- anything did you.


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Should a South Bend police officer have known he was doing something wrong when he released an internal report he filed to a local TV station, or is the police department's duty manual unclear?
Attorneys representing the city of South Bend and Patrolman Jack Stilp debated the issue during a Board of Public Safety hearing that lasted more than six hours Friday.
It all stems from a phone call Metro Homicide Commander Tim Corbett made to Stilp in April. Stilp said he felt Corbett threatened him during their conversation, so he filed an internal report to protect himself – in case he was ever part of an officer involved shooting or any other Metro Homicide investigation.
St. Joseph County Prosecutor Mike Dvorak hired an outside investigator and ultimately suspended Corbett five days on August 29 for being discourteous to Stilp. Interim South Bend Police Chief Chuck Hurley has recommended the board approve a 10-day suspension for Stilp because he released the report.
"Common sense tells you that certain investigative type of things are not to be discussed with the press other than the chief of police or [public information officer] but this was not a criminal investigation," Stilp testified.
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Stilp said he did not expect or invite a local TV station to show up at his home until his supervisor called to warn him that station had called for him. When Stilp was on the phone with that supervisor – Capt. Terry Young, he pulled into his driveway and realized a reporter was already in his driveway.
"I told him in his own house and driveway, I really couldn't tell him he couldn't say anything to anybody and that was the extent of what I said," Young testified.
Young also told the board he advised Stilp he had the option to tell the reporter he "had no comment." But a video of that news story that played during the hearing showed Stilp giving an interview minutes after he hung up with Young.
Early on in the hearing, Dixon said nothing related to the federal wiretapping investigation into the police department's phone procedures would come up. But inevitably, while questioning Tim Corbett, it did.
"Your phone call had nothing whatsoever to do with the demotion of Chief Boykins?" Dixon asked Corbett.
"I'm going to object," said Beachkofsky. "Again, this is completely irrelevant."
The board then told Dixon that question wouldn't be allowed.
"Come on, how can you sustain that? This is the single most important issue in our community right now and we're not letting any information come out because of a miniscule characterization of what the issues are in this case," Dixon said.
"Whatever community issues are going on right now are not relevant to this case. The reason we are here is because officer Stilp has been charged with violating the duty manual," Beachkofsky replied.
Stilp's attorney also argued the threat of a 10-day suspension violates the state Whistleblower Laws. He said his client filed that report to protect himself during potential future Metro Homicide investigations, should they arise. He also said Stilp turned the report over to that local TV station because he felt his bosses weren't doing enough about it.
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Posted 29 October 2008 - 06:26 AM
Anyhoo, I was wondering if anyone else here saw Ballet Austin's season opener last weekend. I did and, although I was thankful to see Episodes for the first time after having read so much and researched it, I found myself wishing much of the time that I was seeing City Ballet do it. I didn't see much of the intense response to the music that is said to be so important to the ballet (albeit I was in the balcony; maybe the orchestra folk saw it). My favorite dancer in the piece was Indre Vengris Rockefeller in the Ricercatashe seemed freer and more musically responsive than the others, although I suppose the music of that section is easier than that of the others.
As for the other two ballets on the program: Stephen Mills presented a new work, Liminal Glam, to Philip Glass's Concertp Fantasy for Two Tympanists. First of all, there was no live orchestra for this piece, which was a major bummer. I'm not sure if it was a budget thing or if perhaps it's difficult to find two tympanists to play this piece. Anyone? As for the dance, I found it pretty much a lot of Forsythe-inspired fluff. The costumes were nice, like Forsythe tutus but in pastels shorter, with spirals going up the bodices; the guys wore pants with the same spirals and pastels, which nicely hid any unsavory leg lines. There was a lot of big rond de jambe, and frankly, I've already forgotten much of the choreography. The lighting was also pastelthe whole thing ranged from powder pink to powder blue, in various shadesand I didn't see the "glam" in it. I guess I got the "liminal" part, as the atmosphere was of something in between, maybe up in the clouds . . . ? If anyone else saw this ballet, I'd love to hear another impression.
Last on the program was Tharp's Nine Sinatra Songs, which, to be honest, I had relegated in my mind to a boring crowd-pleaser and wasn't looking forward to. Actually, I liked it much better than I did several years ago (maybe I was too young to appreciate the nuances of love that are depicted), and I felt the dancers did some of their best work in this piece. And of course it's always lovely to see beautiful dresses by de la Renta.
OK, that's my report. I hope there'll be some fellow dance-crazy Austinites to chat with here.
Posted 29 October 2008 - 07:49 AM
It's good to see you settled in and back. To me, Episodes has been a ballet that even NYCB has had some problems maintaining in shape. It's not in the form it was originally imagined (a solo originally made for Paul Taylor was deleted from the ballet early on - though it made a few appearances back briefly over the past 20 years) and sometimes it gets treated, as I think I said once, "like Agon Jr."
Please keep reporting and let us know what you think of the rest of the season.
Posted 29 October 2008 - 09:27 AM
At the Ballet Austin/Farrell Ballet performance, I was wishing for more rawness, of course layered on top of technical assurance.
Posted 30 October 2008 - 08:46 AM
I sat next to a gentleman who started softly chuckling from the moment that Episodes began, right through the first three movements (not the Bach). It really changed my perception of the ballet. There are certainly are humorous moments but at that point I wondered if Balanchine was having a little joke on the audience about "serious" ballet.
Posted 30 October 2008 - 09:24 AM
ajg, on Oct 30 2008, 12:46 PM, said:
This thread has made me curious about something -- What was the participation of the "Farrell Ballet" in this program? Was Suzanne Farrell herself involved in setting it for Austin Ballet? Did some of her company members join the Austin dancers in the performance?
Posted 05 November 2008 - 10:49 AM
bart, on Oct 30 2008, 12:24 PM, said:
Ms. Farrell set the piece for dancers from both companies (11 of BA's dancers) - http://www.balletaus...eleaseFINAL.pdf . The group performed at the Kennedy Center (there is a thread on the rep in the SF Ballet set) and once more in Austin. I will post a few images soon from the BA show in Austin. I have really tried hard to appreciate Ms. Tharp's work, but keep missing the appeal. I assume I have not matured enough to experience her choreographic talents.
Posted 06 November 2008 - 07:05 PM
My father is not a huge Sinatra fan, but really enjoyed Nine Sinatra Songs and how drastically the stage changed into that setting (the previous two pieces were on a light gray floor, but for Nine Sinatra Songs a black floor was laid during intermission. If that doesn't keep you busy I don't know what does!) Tharp is sort of hit or miss for me. I've always enjoyed dancing it, but when I see it I'm never instantly in awe. I wonder if her work is something you have to grow into appreciating or if it is at all related to the current context of the dance program it lies within?
In any case I love seeing these works revived and the chance for companies to collaborate like these two had the opportunity to.
Posted 07 November 2008 - 06:34 AM
ajg, on Oct 30 2008, 11:46 AM, said:
This is interesting because in the book Balanchine's Stories of the Great Ballets, Balanchine (w/ Francis Mason) writes the following of Episodes: "Some people watching this part [Five Pieces] of the ballet in the theatre laugh a little. That is, here at home, not on our tours of Europe or Russia. I sometimes think Americans feel obliged to laugh too much when there is not much reason to."
Any thoughts? I agree that Americans are freer to smile and laugh and that carries over into their (our) reactions to art. Nothing wrong with it, except that maybe others perceive it as disrespectful or not taking things seriously. There were a few moments where I did smile, myself, but I don't remember that any of them were in the Five Pieces section.
Posted 07 November 2008 - 08:41 PM
I am a ballet dancer living in Austin and I did go see last Friday's opening night performance. Even though I am in the ballet academy at Ballet Austin, I despise how "contemporary" the company is and I have little respect for the artistic director, Stephen Mills. I did not enjoy his opening piece. He always tries too hard to come up with "new" and "abstract" ideas for his choreography which never really are successes. On this particular performance, I think he HAD to use all of the crazy costumes, blinding colored lights, and horrific "mission-impossible-like" music to hide and distract from his terrible choreography. If he stopped trying to be "innovative" and "modern" and did more classical ballet pieces, I think the company would be much better off. Besides the awkward men Mill's keeps hiring into the company, whenever Ballet Austin performs a more classical ballet, I enjoy it much more and anyone knowledgeable in quality ballet would also!
On the other hand, I LOVED Episodes! The clear crisp movements of the Suzanne Farrell ballet dancers was awe-striking and I was mesmerized throughout the entire dance. Her female dancers are so slender and have such long legs (although no one will ever be comparable to Suzanne Farrell) and were excellent dancers. The Farrell dancers were EASILY distinguishable from the Ballet Austin dancers with the dynamic and timing of their dancing. Ms. Farrell has trained them well! (I actually sat a few seats from Ms. Farrell and had to refrain from staring at her admiringly all night. I really wanted to speak with her, but during the intermissions she seemed to disappear and did not look like she wanted to be bothered. I respected her privacy and had to satisfy my hunger to meet her by knowing that I was in the same theater, nevertheless a few feet away from such a legend!)
I also enjoyed (although to a lesser extent) the 9 Sinatra Songs. I liked seeing the different "characters" each dancer imitated. The choreography was wonderful and very pleasing to watch.
I hope you enjoyed the performance! I can not wait to see BA's Cinderella coming soon. I am anxious to see how Mr. Mills stages it.
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You have to take the risk of possible failures in order to truly achieve.
Posted 15 November 2008 - 03:01 PM
As you had said earlier that "You have to take the risk of possible failures in order to truly achieve", I 100% agree. If no one took risks in ballet we may have never known the tru geniuses of dancers/choreographers such as Nijinsky, Balanchine, etc and ballet today would be completely different.
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