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Christopher Nassopoulos(Buenos Aires)
My name is Christopher Nassopoulos (rhymes with metropolis) and I started dancing and teaching tango twenty-plus years ago in May of 1993. Dancing tango was initially a way out of my 20-something boredom and apathy, yet quickly became one of the defining and ongoing experiences of my life. It is, a mixture of emotions, physical skills, entertainment, frustration, pride, envy, more envy, jealousy, hubris, etc, etc.
In 1995 while in Buenos Aires, I met Susana Miller, a mysterious teacher of the equally mysterious "Tango Milonguero", defined mainly by a very close, chest-to-chest embrace. When I first saw her dance this way, I was utterly transfixed and utterly baffled by the way she and her rather ordinary-looking partner turned every motion into something fluid, relaxed and ancient. Unlike the "tango por export" (loosely: tango for foreigners) that I had been taught, they danced without drama, without stress, without the cliché, rose-in-the-teeth exaggerated passion. And the precise navigation and floorcraft was simply other-worldly, nothing like the bumper-car, pinball floorcraft we were doing back home. It was "blue-collar tango", and I was totally hooked! Susana quickly became my best friend and trusted teacher, and have not danced socially in an open embrace since. My teaching and dancing has grown around the idea that when most dancers go to Buenos Aires, they strive mainly to dance with the old guard, the milongeros/as who exemplify this natural, authentic, individualistic way of dancing. This simple, but by no means easy, manner of dancing tango is informed by life, years, and experience, the good times and the bad.
Over the last 14 years, my wife and life and tango partner, Caroline Peattie, and I have taught over 100 festivals and weekend workshops around the country. Without question, the nicest compliment we routinely receive, is that most people appreciate the way we demonstrate accessible, enjoyable social dancing, rather than trying to perform "the impossible", that neither they nor we could ever hope, or perhaps even want, to achieve. This exemplifies perfectly what tango is about for me: community, accessibility, and pleasure. Unfortunately, due to an arm broken while skiing, Caroline won't be joining me this trip, but I am delighted to be co-teaching with the talented and extremely versatile Mariana Flores (BsAs/NY) for several classes at the festival. Thank you, Mariana!
Over 20 years I have learned many, many steps and ideas from hundreds of milongueros/as; some are excellent and appropriate, yet so many are useless for social dancing in a relaxed embrace, using skillful and cooperative floorcraft. I give the highest credit to Caroline, Susana, and every follower that has informed - and insisted on - my listening to both the follower AND the music, rather than running a fixed agenda of steps and "look-at-me" choreographies and adornments. The tango that I have come to love and teach, and that is found only in the sweetest of embraces, is the art l of doing more with less. Especially less hubris. Hmmm...


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Sorry if there's such thing as COINCIDENCE. I can't not speak for others but I joined to gain information and to give information.
its just another opinion and another product for people to look into.
You gonna need 3 quotes anyway might as well look at 3 or more different solutions/products as well
ask for some demo equipment for a month or so and try it (most company's will do this)
You have to remember we get a lot of spam/product pushing on here- but it's good to see you're not just doing that :-)
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No harm done, i totally understand! I do agree that potential customers should check out different vendors before deciding on who to go with.
Speaking of which, has anyone dealt with Bel Air? I was at an educational tradeshow a while back when I had no idea what wi-fi vendor we wanted to go with. I was at the Xirrus booth asking a few questions about covering the outside of the facility, and the Bel Air guys are at the Xirrus booth trying to steal me away as a customer. Very unprofessional, I don't think any competitors have the right to stand at another company's booth to try to defer potential clients. Sad to say Bel Air wasn't even on my Wi-Fi vendor raidar.
that said, whilst waiting for budget, we had xirrus out today, did a full site survey, 7 points would be needed in our place, whereas we would need 10 with ruckus, and 37 with Cisco!
As for cost, we dont know yet, however Ruckus is looking like the most effective means.
Well i cant speak for Xirrus but we are currently trialling ruckus and so far i'm very impressed, setup the controller and clients in a matter of minutes, coverage is speed seems very good as well. We had some aruba kit in for trial as well over the last couple of weeks, a very powerful solution in terms of what it could do but requires more time in initial setup, coverage and speed was better than are existing HP fat AP'S but is not looking as good as Ruckus. Pricing for the Ruckus also looks far more competative than anything else i've looked at thus far.
Thats sounds good. Do you mind me asking how many clients and AP's? I have several scenarios I am looking at right now. And 2 other things - are all devices on a single channel? and what happens in terms of redundancy when the controller is unplugged?
I have a client of mine who could be looking at a critical availability on wireless.......although if your parting with money for something, you always want availability :)

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The moves started after Thursday's 13-4 loss to the Mets that dropped the Nationals to 2-8, the worst record in baseball. Brandon Watson and Wiki Gonzalez were sent down to New Orleans and Ryan Church and Brendan Harris were recalled to take their places. The moves leave Church and Marlon Byrd - both struggling at the plate this season - as a platoon in center field and utility man Matt LeCroy as the backup catcher. Initially, LeCroy was considered only an "emergency" option behind the plate, but that changes now.
Bowden and manager Frank Robinson also admitted that there could be other moves coming if the Nationals ship isn't righted - and quickly. With a six-game road trip to Florida and Philadelphia on the horizon, the Nationals could benefit from getting out of RFK Stadium. After all, the stadium itself has become a major point of contention.
On Wednesday, Jose Vidro mentioned that team management should have done something during the off-season to change the dimensions of the outfield fence. Players believe that the dimensions are marked wrong and are simply too big to make for a fair game. Last season, players questioned the distance to the power alleys that was marked as 380 feet. The club did a laser measurement that proved the players right and that the power alleys were actually more than 395 feet from home plate. The team then moved the 380 signs out of the alleys and closer to the lines. Vidro - and reportedly, other players - believe the club should have responded by moving the fences in during the off-season. Vidro complained publicly about the club's response on Wednesday, which led to he and team president Tony Taveras engaging in a heated confrontation before yesterday's game.
For his part, Taveras said that players never brought their concerns directly to the team and never asked to have the fences moved in. The fact that the Mets hit four homeruns in Thursday's series finale, didn't help Vidro's cause. "I saw four homeruns today. The other team didn't seem to have any problem," Taveras told The Washington Post during the game. Nick Johnson also homered during the game, giving the Nationals one homerun in each game of the series.
Vidro insists that he was speaking for a majority of the players and didn't back down from his earlier comments.
All of this leaves Robinson trying to pull his team out of their tailspin. Robinson believes that worrying about the stadium now won't do the players any good. In fact, he fears that it could become a mental block, hurting their chances in their own home park. Robinson believes that the moves the Nationals made after the game will make the club better and both he and Bowden challenged the players to take responsibility for their part in the team's dismal start. Bowden also reiterated that more moves will be made if things don't improve. "We've got to open ourselves up to the possibility of making moves," he told The Washington Post.


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Springsteen said that within the "Darkness" album he found a purpose to his working life, in 1978. He made these comments speaking to his friend, and actor, Edward Norton, in front of an audience in at the Toronto Film Festival.
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Yes, they're happy. Songs like "The World Is a Magical Place" and "The Day After Albert Changed the World" are as whimsical and ecstatic as anything that ever twinkled Snoopy's toes. Their dippy Day-Glo album art would make Austin Powers blush. But that doesn't mean Dallas' Happy Bullets don't dabble in the dark side. Consider the opening lines of the deceptively titled "A Perfect Day": "It's a perfect day to fall apart/With her fingers splayed, she sleeps on subway carts." The 13 songs assembled here are musical paradoxes, stories of fear and pain set to impossibly catchy, upbeat tunes. Like the band's name, and album title, Blue Skies and Umbrellas repeatedly acknowledges one of life's simple truths: Things get tough, but that's no reason to stop dancing. Helmed by husband-and-wife team Jason and Andrea Roberts along with Timothy Ruble, the Happy Bullets show real songwriting muscle, bolstering their fun, literate songs with an ever-revolving instrumental lineup, from the boisterous blast of horns to the tinkle of a toy piano. Their sound changes up, too, betraying influences from the piano-pop of Ben Folds Five to the sing-along psychedelia of the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's. The album is so ambitious that it's hard to fault the band for its weaknesses--some off-key notes and a bizarre mess of a hidden track. But overall, this is the kind of music that makes me undeniably happy. And, well, sad.


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Starting this week on Monday Night RAW, the 2006 Draft Lottery will take place. Mr. McMahon announced on wwe.com, earlier in the week, that two SmackDown superstars will be coming to RAW this week. Who will the draft picks be and what kind of an impact will they have this Monday?
The end of the DX era?
Last week on Monday Night RAW, DX collided when Triple H challenged Shawn Michaels for the WWE Championship. The huge match up came to no conclusion when the former champion, Edge, showed up and took out both DX members. So the match up has been made, Triple H will take on Edge one on one. On what may be the last night of D-Generation X, The Game will collide with The Rated R Superstar. Will The King of Kings be able to defeat Edge on, more than likely, the last night of DX? Or will the former champion take out The Game just like he did last week?
Also on RAW, The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels defends his WWE Championship for the second time in two weeks. This week on RAW, HBK defends his title against The Rated R Armys Shelton Benjamin. When these two competitors met in May of last year, they tore the house down. You can surely expect more of the same from them this Monday Night. Will Benjamin be able to take a huge step and capture the WWE Championship? Or will the losing streak of The Rated R Army continue?
Is the third time, the charm?
And it gets no more personal then the match that will KICK OFF Monday Night RAW. John Cena and Randy Orton have been at each others throats for weeks. When the two RAW superstars met on the 3 hour edition of RAW a little over a month ago, it was The Legend Killer who walked away from the battle the winner. A week ago at SummerSlam, Orton and Cena met again. And with help from SmackDown!s JBL and Mr. Kennedy, Orton once again walked out with the victory. Will the third time be the charm for John Cena this Monday Night or will the streak of The Legend Killer continue?
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The above photo tells the story of how some dreams must be achieved posthumously. It shows my daughter Joanna holding the photo of a couple in front of the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, Germany. Awhile ago I had a conversation with a 95-year-old gentleman who, because of his wife's untimely death, was never able to fulfill the dream they shared to visit Europe. He showed me pictures of him and his wife, including one with a cake that had an image of Europe outlined in the icing. On the back he wrote, "We never got to go to Europe."
Suddenly I thought of Flat Stanley, a children's book about a boy who is flattened in his sleep, giving him the advantage of visiting his friends by being mailed in an envelope. This concept has been applied in public school classrooms, including my daughter Joanna's experience. While in elementary school, she drew a picture of herself, and then gave it to her grandparents who took it to Czechoslovakia with them. They then took photographs of her picture in various places on their trip and gave her the photographs to share with her classmates.
I asked the gentleman how he would feel if I took the photograph of him and his wife with me while visiting my daughter who lives in Munich, Germany. He was delighted with the idea. So, on October 15th, my husband and I took his photo with us on a series of European adventures including a stay in the 5-Star Steigenberger Grandhotel in Brussels, Belgium, a visit to the Museum of Comic Books in Brussels, a walk along the grounds of the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, and a visit to the Memorium Nuremberg Trials Museum with its former Nazi Party Rally Grounds in Nuremberg, to name a few.
I have yet to share the photos with him, as I am on yet another trip to Yosemite National Park where I just presented a Creative Engagement Practicum titled Creating a Golden Experience for Older Adults for the North American Drama Therapy Association. I shared what I've learned about creative engagement, and will took a very receptive group of participants on a vicarious journey like the weekly adventures I facilitate for various older adults gatherings.
Speaking of creative engagement, my book Engage! 28 Creative Enrichment Experiences for Older Adults, is nearly complete! The process is much like birthing a baby. Though you know that delivery is imminent, the journey is often laborious, pun intended. I sometimes feel the book "kicking," such as when I receive glimpses of the front and back covers or receive feedback from the field-testers. Most recently, I received a galley, a preliminary proof of the book, to take with me to the conference. Though the process has been labor-intensive, it has also been an incredible learning experience filled with an abundance of peak moments, both for me, and for the older adults I serve. I can't wait to announce the "delivery!"
In closing, I'd like to share with you the link to a video of a portion of my "Finding Emilou" presentation I shared at the Memory Bridge Retreat this past June.
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Live like French aristocracy at this 14-suite chateau in Normandy, France, surrounded by 750 acres of gardens and woodland.
The Scoop
Normandy's Chateau de Canisy boasts quite a pedigree: Marie Antoinette, Alexis de Tocqueville, and Napoleon Bonaparte were friends and relatives of the Kergorlay family, an aristocratic clan who have owned the chateau for more than 400 years. Now, parts of the original 1066 house remain, bolstered by considerable renovations that also retained many of the 16th-century additions. Original purple-hued stones are set in window and door frames, and antique furnishings and family portraits are found in each of the 14 suites. By day, explore the estate's 750 acres on horseback or by carriage, passing pristine gardens and lakeside spots as you go; at night, toast your good fortune over a glass of Normandy's traditional apple brandy, Calvados, stored in the castle cellars.
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Normandy is filled with farms, and the estate itself produces fruit, vegetables, dairy, and poultry. Ask the concierge to arrange an on-site tour.
Don't miss the arcade room, which is lined with photographs taken by singer-songwriter Joan Baez, a family friend of the estate's Comte and Comtesse.
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Arrive at Caen Carpiquet Airport (CFR) which is approximately 50 miles from the chateau. Anticipate about 60 minutes of travel time.6-8 Rue de Kergorlay, Canisy, Normandie, France
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Marvelously medieval Mont-Saint-Michel.
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December 7 + 8, 2013
Fête de la Coquille Saint-Jacques
Scallop festival celebrating the beginning of the fishing season.
Grandcamp-Maisy, Calvados.
Mid-December to January, 2013
Illuminated towns and villages around Bocage
The Bocage landscapes, around Domfront and Flers, are all lit up for Christmas.
Bocage/Orne, Normandy.
January 17 - 19, 2014
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Daniel worships God and prays persistently for mercy. God sends the 70-week prophecy to Daniel. Ezekiel becomes a watchman.
Daniel eats vegetables, gets dream interpretations from God, and faces lions in their den. Daniel's friends face the fiery furnace.
John sees the last battle in which Christ overcomes Satan. The Lord reigns over the New Heaven and the New Earth.
O: Hosea lists Israel's sins and affirms God's love. Joel warns about a plague of locusts and calls on people to return to God.
WN: James speaks of the importance of good works and godly behavior. Peter tells of the benefits of suffering and the importance of faith and trust in the Word.
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Mobile devices have transformed our personal lives. And soon, they'll transform the way we work. IBM and Apple are joining forces to bring businesses the devices, services, security, and integration they need to exploit the full potential of mobility.
Right now, engineers, designers, and developers from both organizations are working on more than 100 end-to-end mobile solutions, including a new category of mobile apps, that are ready for the enterprise.
Each will address a specific industry need and is being designed from the ground up with cloud software services for analytics, data security, and device management native to iOS.
By bringing together the analytics and enterprise-scale computing of IBM with the elegant user experience of iPhone and iPad, this partnership will deliver a new level of value for businesses.
A new generation of mobile enterprise solutions combines the power and ease of use of iOS with IBM's industry knowledge, consulting, and delivery services.
The IBM MobileFirst Platform provides an enterprise-class cloud solution for building and deploying elegant, integrated apps for iOS.
IBM will team with Apple to provide AppleCare to enterprises, including consultative telephone and email support, onsite repair, and replacement.
End-to-end procurement and lifecycle management services allow employees to manage their own mobile devices.
IBM and Apple will demonstrate the value of these new integrated solutions at a series of global executive briefings starting in October.
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Although a search for Mardi Gras cocktails could lead you on a dark path of artificial ingredients and goofy garnishes, Geoffrey Wilson of Chandler's Barrelhouse is here to keep you from being led astray. While working with the legendary New Orleans bartender Chris McMillian, Wilson learned a fair a ... More >>
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