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An incredible mix of creative and commercial, Austin Texas real estate is home to some of the country's most diverse populations. From designers and dancers, to performers and professionals, the city will never cease to amaze.
Consistently placing at the top of lists such as Best Place To Live, Best Place To Work, and Best Place To Relocate, Austin has also recently placed in the #1 spot on Forbes' List of Fastest-Growing Cities in the US, making it an ideal location for those hoping to build a new life in a city that caters to any lifestyle!
Mix this enthusiasm for an active lifestyle with hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails, a waterfront location on Town Lake, and the city's role as host to the renowned Austin Marathon, and it's not hard to understand how Austin real estate attracts such a diverse array of residents, making it one of the most unique destinations in the country for working hard and playing harder. Read more about Austin neighborhoods.
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JBGoodwin REALTORS® knows Austin inside and out. Whether you're seeking an urban lifestyle downtown or a quiet retreat in one of the city's most exclusive neighborhoods, we've got you covered. Let us help you find your perfect fit in one of Austin's vibrant communities.
Austin real estate is divided into several smaller neighborhoods. Each has their distinctive flavor and offer up a number of quality housing options for prospective homebuyers to search.
Central Austin real estate is all about variety. This inner-city neighborhood has everything you could possibly need within walking distance. The Central Business District is home to condos and apartment blocks, and a recent revitalization of the area is bringing new infills and trendy loft conversions. Historic residences around the University of Texas feature beautiful Victorian and Craftsman style homes.
East Austin is home to some of the most impressive master-planned communities in the city. Most homes were built in the first half of the 20th century and reflect the city's Victorian roots in style and design. Within the past decade, this area has seen a huge resurgence of urban redevelopment, making it one of the city's trendiest and most sought after areas for young professionals and students, thanks to its close proximity to downtown
West Austin is a nice mix of updated single-family homes, rentals, and some of Austin's most exclusive neighborhoods. Many of the cities luxury homes are found in East Austin. Some of the coveted addresses include premier lakefront real estate, as well as Hill Country properties with sweeping views of the city.
North Austin real estate combines scenic surroundings with good access to shopping and golf. The housing options are as varied as its residents. Industrial areas housing tech giants like Dell are bringing plenty of development to North Austin. If you're looking for new construction in Austin, this is a great up and coming neighborhood worth looking into. Prices are reasonable compared to other areas of town, which attracts lots of first-time buyers.
One of the fastest growing areas in the city, Northwest Austin real estate has lots of great amenities including Seton Northwest Hospital, high-end shopping at The Domain and quick access to downtown Austin attractions. Most homes back onto greenbelts or parkland and take advantage of the area's lovely scenery.
Lake Travis was Austin's 1st master-planned communities, and remains a premier residential development even today. Waterfront homes and recreational opportunities are in abundance at Lake Travis and range in price from $100s to upwards to several million for the most prestigious custom estates. Those homebuyers looking to build from scratch can also find a good selection of lots of sale.
South Austin is an eclectic area features some of the most popular neighborhoods with homebuyers. Home to the master-planned community of Circle C Ranch as well as Travis Heights and Zilker, there are many options depending on your desired lifestyle. Plenty of bike trails, shopping centers, and reasonably priced real estate makes this a great area for families.
Southwest Austin real estate really does have something for everyone. In older established communities like Oak Hill and Travis County, you'll find a variety of mid-range price point homes—everything from 70's ranchers to newer construction. There are also budget-friendly condos and townhomes to be found in these neighborhoods, with amenities like community pools and biking trails.
The city also boasts an almost unbelievable amount of entertainment options, ensuring that your Austin home search will always be an exciting experience. For example, Austin is known lovingly as the "Live Music Capital of the World", thanks to nearly 200 live music venues in the city, where thousands of local musicians are invited to take the stage. Add to that a wealth of festivals such as ACL Fest in Zilker Park, a 3-day event with 8 stages and over 130 bands, or the South By Southwest independent media festival, and it's easy to see how Austin earned this unique title.
Nightlife by Austin realty is an experience that shouldn't go unmentioned either, with a youthful energy surrounding the many pubs, bars, and boutique eateries lining the boulevards of famous spots like the city's unique 6th Street corridor.
Not the artistic type? Not a problem! Austin Texas real estate is also a fantastic option for anyone interested in top rated educational facilities and sports. Home to the University of Texas, the academic merits of Austin are almost unsurpassed, with the title of the 6th Most Educated US Metro Area. Such close proximity to a variety of colleges and universities allows for an amazing selection of sports from which to choose, with the Big 12 Conference giving locals a taste of collegiate level rivalries in almost 10 different sporting events such as football, basketball, and baseball.
For more information on starting your Austin home search, feel free to contact our team online. You can also reach us by phone at (512) 502-7551, or toll free at (800) 531-5207 for all your Austin real estate needs.
The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing.
Based on information from the Austin Board of REALTORS® (alternatively, from ACTRIS) from August 4th, 2015 at 4:33am CDT. Neither the Board nor ACTRIS guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. The Austin Board of REALTORS®, ACTRIS and their affiliates provide the MLS and all content therein "AS IS" and without any warranty, express or implied. Data maintained by the Board or ACTRIS may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.
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Bernie Sanders - But the reality is that the deficit was caused by two wars — unpaid for. It was caused by huge tax breaks for the wealthiest people in this country. It was caused by a recession as result of the greed, recklessness and illegal behavior on Wall Street. And if those are the causes of the deficit, I will be damned if we're going to balance the budget on backs of the elderly, the sick, the children, and the poor.
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THE chief executive of hospitals in East Yorkshire has quit just two weeks before the publication of a report which is expected to contain criticism of his trust's management team.
Phil Morley, who was once ridiculed for dressing up as Superman in blue and red Lycra and dancing down corridors for a staff video, has announced he is leaving his role as chief executive of Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.
The news comes just two weeks before a Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection report is due to be published. It is expected to heavily criticise certain aspects of the trust's management team.
Unsubstantiated complaints from staff members have also been reported. When asked if staff union representatives Unison knew of any such cases, spokesman Ray Gray said: "We are aware there have been a number of complaints from senior managers at the trust and know they have been reported to the National Trust Development Authority. We are not aware whether these claims have been investigated yet."
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In a statement released by the trust last night, Mr Morley said the decision to leave was difficult.
He said: "I can confirm that I will be moving on as chief executive. This was a personal decision that I took several weeks ago and I shared it with my senior team in order that we could put transitional arrangements in place.
"It was an extremely difficult decision for me to take and I will miss my colleagues and all the incredible staff at Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust."
Mr Morley began his career in Hull in October 2010, having left the same position at Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He has a clinical background in haematology and has worked for the health service for more than 30 years.
However, his controversial management style has made headlines on numerous occasions – most notably in June 2013 when a staff video he made to promote health and exercise was leaked on the internet.
It showed Mr Morley – who reportedly earned more than £175,000 a year – dressed as Superman pretending to be "stressed out" at work before dancing down the corridors to the tune of (Is This The Way To) Amarillo.
He was branded "out of touch" for wasting time making the video at a time when the trust had been ordered to make savings of £100m.
The news of his departure has not come as a complete surprise to staff and patient groups.
Dermot Rathbone, a campaigner with Save Our Local NHS Hull and East Yorkshire, said: "The Care Quality Commission inspectors came in February and were horrified by what we had to tell them. We had collected a lot of evidence for them over the past two years about staffing issues."
Mr Morley's departure comes after a number of senior managers announced they were leaving. Chairman Rob Deri announced in November he was stepping down from his role, and in May last year Dr Yvette Oade left as chief medical officer.
Pauline Lewin, the chief of infrastructure and development for the trust, has also been absent from several board meetings, although when asked, the trust refused to either confirm or deny whether she had left.
However, a spokesman did say: "In any case where we take the decision to suspend a member of staff, it is never done lightly, and is always done for the protection of both the individual and the trust."
The interim chief executive of the trust will be John Saxby, formerly chief executive of Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust.
Dr Keith Hopkins, a non-executive director at the trust since 2009, began as interim chairman this week. He has had varied business career and is pro-chancellor at the University of Hull. He also sits on the board at Hull York Medical School.
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The Box Butte County Fair in Hemingford is about two months away (August 4-11), which will include the fair's first-time use of the new livestock pavilion.
Fundraising for the new home of 4-H and FFA beef, sheep, swine, goats, and dairy cattle began over three years ago, with well over $300,000 pledged or donated to date.
However, there is still a need of over $100,000 to completely pay off the debt.
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The two entities will jointly donate up to $30,000 to match other contributions.
"The end goal is in sight," said WESTCO CEO David Briggs. "We encourage folks to step forward and help get the pavilion paid off. "We especially encourage former FFA and 4-H members to donate $25, $50, $100 or more."
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"WESTCO and Hemingford Cooperative Telephone/Mobius believe that FFA and 4-H are great programs for our children," Briggs added. "I guess we've proven that for several years by our support of the Box Butte County Fair's livestock auction, so we encourage folks to step forward and donate on this Raise the Roof challenge."


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Afterwards depending on abilities of IT Team Project Management on fulfilling of demanded project the quality of the project deliverables varies. After all there will be an IT Service and its business customers. Suppose that IT Team does its job in a way that it provides the demanded service- say organization paperless portal – with 97 % availability and also this is acceptable for the business too.
97 % availability means 262.8 downtime hours a year or 5.4 hours downtime a weak. As stated previously 5 hours per week downtime has been accepted by the business but is there any plan for IT disaster times?
What will happen if by an unknown root cause or for a major change or annual infrastructure overhaul Portal service stops for more than 3 days? Should the Portal customers wait until it is up again or is there any alternative? In other words is there any Backup Solution?
Let me elaborate this in a real story.
Lately there was a major upgrade for ERP system in our Enterprise. A month earlier ERP department made announcement regarding ERP outage for five days in a certain date due to this upgrade. It is quite obvious that all business functions which were bind to ERP would stop. A day or two later an Announcement from one of the departments issued to all employees. Here is the portion of this announcement:
"Dear Colleagues,
Please be informed that due to ERP outage General Warehouse will not be able to deliver any material to customers from 27th OCT to 31st OCT. So you are kindly requested to issue your request before this time to this department."
Clearly this is not the way of handling customers' requests when the primary system is down. For some business functions using an automatic solution is only for better speed and accuracy in the quality of job being done and other factors like security and integrity sit in a lower priority. For these functions definitely using another solution temporarily instead of automated one for a short time can keep the process going. In many times after main system is up there will be some paper sheets and forms that keep the record of transactions and they should be put into the system electronically.
Additionally there will be some effective factors that can help business in order to institutionalize the culture of using backup Solution:
Management awareness
Surely Management awareness can play an important role in these conditions. Management always should rise this question that how a business process can continue to work when automation systems are down. In the response a methodology will be defined and related workflows will be implemented. This can give this assurance to business that at least those business processes that can continue to work manually will not be stopped in system down times.
Project Management
If an organization has a PMO (Project Management Office) or certain positions in IT Department for project management or if certain methodologies has been established for project management, taking IT disasters into consideration for project deliverables in project plans can lead the project management team to always think about backup solution and develop required workflows, forms or documents in order to achieve that.
IT Governance
IT Governance can also play a very important role in reaching to a well established supportive IT based backup solution. For example for a Time and Attendance system if T&A clocking device is not working a simple excel file which is designed to capture IN/OUT data while the system is down can work out (just think of manually importing captured data to the database)
Training service stakeholders and end users on how to manage their jobs at disaster times and practice pre defined scenarios in the form of certain maneuvers can also be helpful.
Beside above mentioned ideas surely there are other approaches that can help an Enterprise to continue its business or some of its business processes when their supportive IT systems are not operable for a period of time. A Manager, Leader or any decision maker in the organization or IT department can always be creative about how to minimum or dump the effective of IT disaster on its business.


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RENSSELAER - 3D printing is nothing like printing on paper, and it's revolutionizing the way we make things, and the way we teach our children.
Jesse Wade Hunziker is a senior at Tech Valley High in Rensselaer.
He wanted to be an electrician, but that was before he discovered the school's 3D printing program.
"The more I got into it. The more I like it. And I decided that's what I wanted to do when I graduated," he said.
Here's how 3D printing works: a digital model is made of whatever you want to build using computer aided design--or CAD. The program divides the object into cross sections so a 3D printer can build it layer by layer.
It's called additive manufacturing.
There's no waste involved, so it costs less to make things.
At Questar 3, an educational cooperative in Hudson, students feel 3D printing gives them an edge going into college, and business.
"It's changed my life. I didn't even know this existed until I came here. It's awesome," said George Frederoff.
"We need to attract more young people to go into manufacturing careers. Its kinda what our upstate economy was built on and people are still kind of operating on an old mind set about what a manufacturing career might entail," said Ted Hennessy of Questar 3
3D printing isn't just for the classroom. Students can take their knowledge right away to businesses like Saturn Industries, in Hudson where 3D printing is being quickly recognized as the future of manufacturing.
The company, which has a 3D printer, makes products for aerospace and automotive industries.
"In 10 years we'll be able to do everything by additive manufacturing," says John Lee of Saturn Industries.
And there are medical applications.
A 3D printer at Cornell University uses stem cells to create cartilage for things like ear implants.
"This ink is actually a living ink. It contains living cells. Its alive when we put it into the printer. It's alive when it comes out of the printer," says Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering Lawrence Bonassar.
The largest user of 3D printing in the world is General Electric.
At its Global Research Facility in Niskayuna, a million dollar 3D printer can print jet engine parts, layer by layer using metallic powder and a laser.
"What really limits the geometry of the part you can make is the limitation that the designer imposes," says GE's Probhiot Singh.
3D printing is also on Washington's radar.
Cody Wilson is a self described anarchist who runs a company out of Austin called Defense Distributed.
He is developing software that enables anyone with a 3D printer, to actually print a working gun.
His prototype "liberator" pistol is printed in plastic.
He contends, everyone should be able to print a gun--no restrictions.
"If we make a second amendment argument its all the way. It's to the limit. But I don't like to make it about the 2nd amendment or gun control at all. It's more radical for us. Like there are people all over the world downloading our files, and we say good, and we say you should have access to this," said Cody Wilson
This has put Wilson squarely in the cross hairs of Sen. Chuck Schumer who says Wilson is being irresponsible and he's drafting a bill to stop him.
"So I think we have to do everything we can to prevent the manufacture and use of these guns and to outlaw them and that's just what I intend to do," he said.
There were over 100,000 downloads for the "liberator" plastic gun in just three days.
Defense Distributed has taken down its downloadable files on the gun at the request of the Defense Department.


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United Way kick off breakfast brings record crowd
The United Way of the Adirondack Region (UWAR) celebrated the work of its community supporters with a kick-off breakfast Sept. 20 at the American Legion in Plattsburgh. The breakfast was busting at the seams with a record-breaking crowd of more than 200 people. The event's 216 attendees included supporters, pacesetters, community partners, board members and volunteers.
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Schroon Lake Teen returns home
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Crown Point man sentenced to 15 years for killing brother
Family members of David Lang cried and called out "I love you Dave" to him as he was removed from the court room on Aug. 8 after the 71-year-old was sentenced to 15 years in prison with five years post supervision for killing his brother. Lang pleaded guilty to the charge of first-degree manslaughter. In June he had reached a plea agreement in Essex County Court that lowered the charge from the original charge of second degree murder. As part of his plea agreement, Judge Richard B. Meyer agreed to a sentence of no less than 10 years and no more than 15 years with five years of probation.
North Country Volunteer Center to hold recruitment workshop
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Horse Rescue celebrates 10 years helping animals heal
In the past 10 years, over 100 horses have found solace and new homes through the Crane Mountain Valley Horse Rescue Inc. (CMVHR). Hundreds of others have found homes through the work of the rescue.
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Calm down. It's the first game of the season, and the thing lasted till 1 A.M. Even the commentators kept noting they looked tired, and I can't blame them given the long 2,600 mile trip and the late starting time. You could see it on Washington's last scoring drive that the LSU defense needed to go to bed.
St. Bernard will always be a racist parish and a haven for good ol' boys. That people look at having black people living among them as an invitation to thuggery is proof of that. That the council refused to improve SBURT's schedule for fear of allowing black citizens better access to the parish is proof of that. That the police routinely target black drivers and old vehicles (for which I was frequently a target despite an unblemished record and being white), is proof of that. That the parish government is looking to fight a federal land which grants people the right to such a basic need as shelter and housing, fighting on the grounds of the color of the potential occupants alone, is all proof of St. Bernard's racism. Hell, the parish was founded on white flight as it is, and to think that someone the council and bulk of the residents have embraced equality over the years is foolish.
It's called a correction. Nola was right.
But neither Gates nor Crowley backtracked either, agreeing they still had differences.
Gates' caused his own problem. Anyone can see that from the report. Him not backtracking shows him to be stubborn. Obama not recanting his remarks doesn't speak well for his character. I voted for Obama and have no regrets -- no one is perfect -- but this is a mistake. To insist on not being arrested is to demand preferential treatment for his color alone. I'm sure he's a big shot on campus, but the law's the law. The sergeant should be commended for following his duties in the face of those with the power and statue to possibly ruin him.
Buy some more teabags, bostonteapar, as a display of your ignorant rage. I hear all the GOP kiddies are teabagging these days whenever they get in a huff about losing an election. For a party whining about how Obama is an anti-christ Hitler Marx hybrid, Democracy sure doesn't suit them one bit.
@ rolanilla
The "po po's" were plain clothed. Nothing about them would scream "I'm a police officer" to anyone, and getting assaulted by an apparent gang would lead anyone to defend themselves from the threat.
The police were wrong here. More and more innocents are dying to plain clothed officers. This needs to stop. It's a crime to impersonate an officer, and likewise it should be a crime to conduct police business without indicating that you're a public servant. It's in the best interest for the safety of everyone.
This just in: Person found dead somewhere in the city. Suspect is said to be human. Police are investigating the crime and believe the victim to be either a man or a woman. Reports state that the murderer left the scene of the crime as no one was found near the body.
If you have information on this crime and don't mind getting slaughtered by reporting what you saw, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-DIE-NOLA.
Wow, St. Bernard cops actually catching a real drug dealer without arbitrarily following cars across parish lines, pulling out guns on a stop, and tearing up the car for no reason on the basis of the car type or driver's pigment. Nice.
The black eye doesn't mean he's black, right? We can still dismiss this crime as "boys will be boys," right?
@ SoCrMethod : You are too intelligent to be posting here. Please go home as rational thought does not help foster the T-P's race baiting goals.
From the desk of Jack Stephens. (E-mailed from Covington)
Step 1: Burn down Village Square. "Katrina loss."
Step 2: Profit
xman20002000 is right. Apparently Jarvis has a very short or very selective memory, because this isn't about "making baseless allegations of bias." Nagin flat out called Head a racist with no proof whatsoever nor direct knowledge of the situation other than what White reported to him. All of this mess -- every last bit -- stems from that and White's and Washington's attempts to paint Head as a bigot. It's not working.
Head is certainly less professional that I'd like, but she obviously cares about the city and doing her job. I felt the same about Nagin enough to vote for the man twice due to his apparent commitment to bring more business to the city. Jarvis, you want to say it's not about race, but it is, and your article itself shows your own bias in dismissing those FACTS from which began this stupid, ugly incident.
You want to fight through your prejudice? Ask Washington how she acquired the e-mails. Don't accept, "It doesn't matter," as a valid response. You ask White to answer the question Head has been harping on all this time regarding the city contracts. I won't hold my breath.
The real story is Stephens actually coming within a few miles of the parish he is employed. I hope the FBI is investigating him and that he doesn't eat himself to death before the results are made public.
XPatReneGade, you need to understand that this is Nola.com and words such as "history" and "enlightenment" are foreign concepts to many who post here.
XPatReneGade, you need to understand that this is Nola.com and words such as "history" and "enlightenment" are foreign concepts to many who post here.
"A whore?" A case of Pampers would do the trick.
Leave it to a Louisiana teenager to take a flyer on revenge.
@ legalmvp : You only need to look at what the Knicks went through with Marbury to know how messed up the NBA is when it comes to player contracts. Nowadays with teams drafting out of high school you're getting more and more people like Chandler who are getting paid millions despite having little to show for it other than their height. To be able to get a fat contract and then have the ability to say you're not going to play with no recourse from the coach or owner is the height of stupidity.
@ FleurDuhLee : Yeah, CP3 would not have played were it not the playoffs. He is hurt. At any rate, this is a terrible loss, and I hope Scott doesn't put CP3 at risk playing in the next game when I think even the biggest fan understood what we were up against in this series. I'd rather him sit out the next game than risk aggravating an injury, but I worry that Scott might fear that he needs to make amends for tonight to help keep his job and force Paul to play next game when he's clearly not ready.
David West: 21 PPG this season over 76 games started.
Last three games: 12, 34, and 14 points.
Peja Stojakovic: 13 PPG this season over 59 games started.
Last three games: 4, 2, and 11 points.
Yes, let coach hornetstroll cut West. Let's sink the team's roster and kill CP3. Let's not say a thing about Peja, whose been far too inconsistent this season to extend the perimeter and open up the lanes for CP3 and West.


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Bunheads' Kaitlyn Jenkins Dishes on Ballet, Bonding, and That Big Cliff-Hanger — Exclusive!
We've kind of already fallen in love with ABC Family's Bunheads — but we knew we would. Amy Sherman-Palladino (the genius brain behind Gilmore Girls) delivers the kind of small-town stories and quirky characters that we can't help but adore instantly. This time Amy's introduced us to Vegas showgirl Michelle (Sutton Foster), who impulsively marries a man from a small California town called Paradise. Co-starring is Kelly Bishop (Grandma Gilmore) — Michelle's mother-in-law, and big personality who runs the local dance school where a small clique of young dancer hopefuls train day in and day out.
One of those young hopefuls is Boo — played by Kaitlyn Jenkins — an awkward, shy dancer who's just as eager to learn as she is full of natural talent. The only thing holding her back is her confidence. We caught up with Kaitlyn to find out what it's like working in the shadow of Gilmore Girls, what we can expect from Boo's journey — and, oh yes, that whopping season premiere cliff-hanger!
Wetpaint Entertainment: Everyone is so excited to have a new project from Amy Sherman-Palladino on air — were you a fan of Gilmore Girls? If so, in what ways did Bunheads feel similar or different from GG to you?
Kaitlyn Jenkins: I did watch Gilmore Girls and loved the characters that Amy created through her
incredible writing! I guess the biggest similarity between Bunheads and Gilmore Girls is the quick pace and witty dialogue that Amy is known for. Paradise, the town that Bunheads is set in, also resembles that small town feel of Stars Hollow, complete with a quirky cast of fun characters. I really think that those people that loved Gilmore Girls will not be disappointed, and although it does have a Gilmore Girls feel to it at times, Bunheads is unique and really stands on it's own very nicely.
So, um, what exactly is a "bunhead"?
We were all kind of surprised that people didn't know what a "bunhead" was! Okay, a "bunhead" refers to a female ballet dancer that devotes her time, energy, and life to her art form. Most commonly you will see them sporting their hair in a bun, hence the term, "bunhead." It's kind of a slang term used to describe a hard core ballerina.
How extensive was your additional dance training for Bunheads?
Well, we didn't have additIonal training for the audition of Bunheads because they were mostly interested in actors that already had a really strong ballet background. We had to present a one minute piece of choreography for the audition and I did a variation from the ballet "Don Quixote." When I booked the show, we began rehearsals with the amazing choreographer, Marguerite Derricks. The piece that she set for the second episode is so beautiful and is one of my favorites so far. It really gave the cast a chance to show the technical level of dance that they are capable of as well as explore their artistry through the emotional content of the piece.
Can you talk about it's like working with Sutton Foster, a theatre actress who has so much training on the stage?
Sutton Foster, she is amazing, talented, versatile, smart, funny, thoughtful, hard-working, and professional... all the things I hope to accomplish as an actress! She will even take the time to visit us in our dressing rooms and give us little pep talks. People say that it is sometimes hard for actors to transition from stage to small screen but I don't think she had any problem at all. She seemed to take to it "like a duck to water." Really, for my first big project I don't think there could have been anyone better to work with. We are all so lucky!
How much did you draw on your own experiences as a dance student for the role of Boo? How do you relate to her? In what ways do you not relate?
Boo and I are so much alike in so many ways that it is scary at times. People that know me well say, "she's just like you were at fifteen," and they are right! The characteristics that we share in common are, of course... our passion for ballet, our hard work ethic, sometimes not feeling self confident in who we are as a person and a dancer, and her genuine care for others. I was able to grow as a dancer and person through some of the hardships that I faced as a dancer, that helped me shape "Boo's" character. I think I am a more confident person now and I try to no longer let what other people say control how I think. Boo still needs to overcome that, I think you will like how her character takes shape in the upcoming episodes.
What can we expect from Episode 2?
Hopefully everyone's already seen the first episode so they know that it has a real "cliff-hanger" ending. I can't say too much but viewers will begin to see a bonding begin between "Fanny" and "Michelle," you will get to see the four bunhead characters have some fun through their mischievous hijinks, and there is a beautiful dance scene that I think everyone will LOVE!
What are Boo's biggest challenges?
Sweet "Boo" is not very confident. She struggles with her body type as a dancer and it worries her that this will hold her back from realizing her dream. She also allows herself to be a "doormat" sometimes and doesn't speak up for herself enough. Hopefully we will get to see her overcome some of her major challenges as the season progresses and watch her come into full bloom!
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