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Check out our current residents! They are diverse yet commonly united. Our residents are from all over the world, various medical schools, around the country and work together to advance the field of Emergency Medicine, clinically and academically.
Kaitlin "Katie" Brill
I grew up in the Charlottesville area and I'm very excited to be returning home! I completed undergrad at Liberty University earning a degree in mathematics. During this time I became interested in medicine and after much prayer and consideration decided it was the career for me. After graduation, I spent two years working as a scribe in the Emergency Department at UVA, which is likely why I think that scribes are the BEST! I attended medical school at EVMS in Norfolk, VA. My medical interests include international medicine, critical care, and ED utilization. In my free time, I enjoy relaxing with family and friends. I am a big fan of eating out. It must be something about someone else cooking, serving, and cleaning that makes food taste so delicious! I like adventures that get my adrenaline moving; and as a random fact, I am determined to learn Spanish. I'm hoping that putting this goal on the internet will help keep me accountable!
Tyson Hickle
I was born and raised in the suburbs of Minneapolis, MN and left to go to undergrad at Creighton University in Omaha, NE. I finished my undergrad, joined the US Air Force and continued on at medical school at Creighton but decided to breakout and go to their regional campus in Phoenix, AZ. While the desert is great in the winter months, I missed the snow and the Air Force decided they needed me to do an internship in Internal Medicine which I completed at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. The wanderlust kicked in and I decided to try somewhere new and I've now made it to Virginia to complete my Emergency Medicine residency. When I get outside the hospital, you can find me hiking, camping, mountain biking (anything that can get me outside really), brewing my own beer, or playing with my two Australian Cattle dogs.
Saher Iftikhar
Saher graduated from the University of Virginia School of Medicine. As a volunteer for the Alzheimer's Association, Saher organized support groups and stress-relieving activities, such as art and music programs, for patients and their families to cope with the diagnosis and progression of Alzheimer's Disease. Her hobbies include Pilates, reading Urdu literature, traveling, visiting museums, and outdoor and adventurous activities, such as paintballing, hiking, and skydiving.
Marissa Kopatic
I grew up and went to college in Austin, Texas (and cheered with the rest during the triumphant Vince Young year!) After college, I moved to Shenzhen, China to teach English in a primary school in Nanshan. I then moved back for medical school at UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas. When I'm not in the hospital, I enjoy reading, cooking, painting, binge watching Netflix, and exploring outside with my dog. I am so excited to join the UVA EM family and to start my life in Charlottesville!
Ashley Madonick
Hi! My name is Ashley and I couldn't be more excited to join the UVA EM family! I was born in Massachusetts and spent my summers at a small town off the coast of New Jersey where I met my childhood sweetheart and fiancé, Skylar, and I'm lucky enough to call Charlottesville home. I went to the College of William and Mary for undergrad where I ran track for 4 years (roll Tribe!) and after med school, I found myself back in Massachusetts (and apparently the snowiest city in the country, Worcester…brr!) where I completed an internship in General Surgery at the University of Massachusetts. My happiness is found spending time with my crazy, wonderful, goofy and loving family, great friends (old and new), baking, running and pretty much anything and everything outdoors. My interests in emergency medicine include critical care, sports medicine and ultrasound. I can't wait to move back to Charlottesville and I couldn't imagine a better place or group of people to spend the next few years with!
Raymond Oldham
I was born in Cincinnati, Ohio but moved at the age of 4 years old to Calera, Alabama, which is about 30 minutes south of Birmingham. Despite my northern roots I'm definitely a southern boy through and through. Just like everyone in the state of Alabama, I had to pledge my allegiance to either Alabama or Auburn and I chose to become a huge Auburn fan (War Eagle!). I completed my undergraduate and medical degree at University of Alabama at Birmingham (Go Blazers!). My wife and I are very excited about joining the UVA family exploring all that Charlottesville has to offer. My interests in emergency medicine are ultrasound, sports medicine, and critical care. Outside of medicine I enjoy hiking, hunting, playing basketball and tennis, watching college football, great food, craft beer, and the periodic Netflix marathon. If you have any questions feel free to shoot me an email!
Kathleen "KC" Root
Hi! My name is KC Root, and I'm so excited to be a part of the UVAEM family! I was born in NH, grew up in Maine, went to McGill University in Montreal, QC for undergrad, and did medical school at the University of Vermont. I am anchored in life by my perfectly chaotic & inspiring family, my incredible dog, the most amazing man from Maine, the best friends you could ever imagine, and my love of Emergency Medicine. (Not necessarily in that order). Also, should you ever find yourself desperate to talk about horses, traveling, public health & capacity building, hiking, learning to cook, water sports, whales, dogs - okay, any animals honestly, bathtubs, or Diet Coke...I'm your girl.
Thomas Speake
I grew up in a small town in Iowa (4500 people, 2 stop lights), went to undergrad at the University of Iowa, and stayed for medical school at the University of Iowa. I bleed black and gold (only missed one home football game in my 8 years in Iowa City) but I'm excited to add the Cavaliers as my number two team! Iowa was good to me but I was ready for a new adventure so I can't wait to see all that Virginia has to offer. Emergency medicine is obviously the best specialty and some of my current interests include EMS, sports medicine, and teaching. Outside of work, my favorite thing to do is play sports (I'll play any sport but basketball is my number one). With the rest of my free time, I'm constantly searching for something to do (go out for food/drinks, go to a movie or show, play cards/games with friends, go adventuring outdoors, etc) so let me know if you're ever doing fun activities!
Derrick Swartzentruber
Derrick received his medical degree from the Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine. Derrick was a volunteer firefighter for six years prior to medical school, and he previously traveled to Morocco to provide medical care to over 1,200 patients in an under-served area over a two-week period. He enjoys camping, deer and dove hunting, wakeboarding, parasailing, volleyball, softball, golf, singing, and playing the guitar and piano.
Sabrina Weigand
I was born in Bath, Ohio, a town only known because it is home to the greatest basketball player, LBJ (go Cavs!). I completed my undergraduate studies at Georgetown University and my medical studies at University of Toledo. In that time, I've been a basketball and football cheerleader, traveled to Nicaragua for a mission trip, and learned how to roller blade. In my free time, I enjoy exploring new places, trying new restaurants, reading biographies, and Netflix binging! My current interests in EM include international medicine and simulation. I am super excited to start my training in emergency medicine with the wonderful faculty and staff here at UVA.
|Christina Brown
Hey peeps! I'm a California girl, born and raised. I'm half Dominican and half Jamaican by ethnicity and love anything related to merengue or reggae. I attended UC-San Diego for undergrad and landed at Temple for medical school. I'm crazy blessed to be living in Charlottesville and have the opportunity to work with a great team here at UVA EM. My interests in Medicine include International EM and Critical Care. Outside of work, my favorite past times include cooking, eating (salt lover), singing hymns (contralto) and being outside in nature. I love animals (dogs more than cats). I go to the Charlottesville SDA Church & love it. If I haven't met you yet, just say hi!
Lawrence Patrick "Paddy" Fannon, Jr.
Hi! I'm a Georgia boy, through and through: I was born in Atlanta, attended the University of Georgia (Go DAWGS!), and completed medical training at the Medical College of Georgia. I'm super excited to have landed in Charlottesville and to have the opportunity to train with the wonderful folks at the UVA EM program. My primary interests in Medicine include Ultrasound and International EM (I've worked in hospitals in Peru, Brasil and India), and I would love to be involved with resident and medical student education in the future. Some of my interests outside of Medicine are: international travel and foreign language, tennis, coffee, good people and good music, and being outside--- hiking, camping, skiing... you name it! Please feel free to contact me with any questions!
Aiden Gould
I grew up in Seattle (Go Seahawks!) and went east to Annapolis (Go Navy!) for college. After graduation, I spent five years in the Marine Corps and got to travel to all sorts of cool (and not so cool) places. After I got out of the service I worked in corporate America for a while (read: until I wanted to pour hot sauce into my eye instead of doing another cost benefit analysis) and then made the decision to start on the road to medicine. I'm married to Michael, my awesome (and super patient) husband and we have a little dude, Evan, who is the love of my life (don't tell Michael). We are beyond excited to start this new adventure in Charlottesville (Go Cavs!).
Matthew Kongkatong
I was born and raised in north eastern PA and besides a brief stint living in Bangkok, Thailand this is my first time living outside of PA. I graduated from The Commonwealth Medical College in Scranton, PA (home of the US version of The Office). I'm excited to start a new life here in Charlottesville with my new fiancé who is also a resident at UVA. My main interest within emergency medicine is resuscitation and my non-medicine hobbies include target shooting, reading, and adventure racing. I'm pumped to be a new member of the UVa EM family and am looking forward to my future here as a resident.
Amit Kumar
I was born in Goa-India, grew up in Bergenfield-NJ, and attended Drexel University & Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia. It was easy to tell UVA EM was the perfect fit on interview-day, which just happened to fall on my 25th birthday! Outside of saving lives, I enjoy pickup basketball/soccer, swimming, road trips, and playing guitar. Perfect day-off starts with a fresh cup of coffee and pancake breakfast. Philly's been great, but I'm ecstatic to leave behind the snow, and explore Charlottesville's wineries and hiking trails. Looking forward to the beautiful outdoors, delicious eats, live music, and working Cavaliers games…when I'm off and not sleeping! "Why fit in when you were born to stand out?" - Dr. Seuss
Claire Melin
I am originally from Philadelphia, PA and and went to Swarthmore College for my undergraduate degree. I then attended the University of Rochester for medical school and couples matched to UVA with my boyfriend who will be an Internal Medicine resident. While I really enjoyed my time in Rochester, I am looking forward to warmer weather and less snow! I can't wait to explore Charlottesville and all of the incredible restaurants, wineries, and outdoor activities that the city offers. In my spare time, I enjoy painting, binge Netflix-ing (House of Cards, how are you so amazing?!), whitewater rafting, hiking, and running (I recently completed my first half marathon).
James Myer
I'm from Birmingham, AL (more specifically, Homewood) and went to undergrad at Auburn University where I majored in Zoology. I'm a huge college football fan and was heavily involved in Auburn football recruiting for 4 years. I also met my wife and mother of my twin boys on The Loveliest Village on the Plains. I went to medical school at the University of South Alabama in Mobile. I'm very excited about joining the UVA EM family, and I can't wait to explore Charlottesville and the surrounding areas. In my time off, I enjoy basically any sport, but especially racquetball, basketball, and football. My family and I love good music and good food with good people, and especially Auburn football games and tailgating.
Gregory Pettaway
I was born in Orlando, FL where I spent the early years of my life. I moved to Alabama my freshman year of high school and attended UAB for undergrad and medical school. I am excited to begin my emergency medicine training at UVA and a little terrified since I have never been this far north! My interests in emergency medicine include ultrasound, critical care, and getting through residency. Outside of emergency medicine, I enjoy playing basketball, attempting to cook, and watching college sports. Oh and last but not least, GO NOLES!!
Meredith Thompson
I was born and raised in the Florida Panhandle (the popular spring break destination of Panama City to be more specific), and much to my FSU alum parents' dismay traveled down to Gainesville to attend the University of Florida for undergrad. While there I majored in Microbiology/Chemistry, played piccolo for the "Fightin' Gator Marching Band," and worked as a nurses' aide in local nursing homes. I also met my wonderful husband Steven there. Be warned… we are big Gator fans! After graduation I traded the sunshine for Richmond, Virginia where I worked for a year as a nurses' aide at VCU Health System and where my husband still works as a nuclear engineer. We then made the short move west to Charlottesville for me to attend medical school here at UVA. Outside of work I enjoy cooking/baking, sampling area restaurants, crafting, and watching college sports. Steven and I are also active members in our church, Rugby Avenue Church of Christ. My current interests in EM include critical care and ultrasound. I am so happy and blessed to continue my medical education at UVA as an EM resident!
Mary Warlaumont
I was born and raised in a suburb of New York City but fled to rural Maine for undergrad at Colby College. After loving every second of the "Colby Bubble", I followed my friends to Boston, where I worked as a research assistant and truly embraced "workin' 9-5". After Boston, I once again fled from the big city, this time to Omaha, NE for medical school at Creighton University. While I definitely second-guessed my decision as I drove through the cornfields of Iowa to get there, Creighton provided me with a great education and friends of a lifetime. I feel very lucky to have landed at UVA because of the wonderful people and the beautiful scenery (definitely an upgrade from the flat Midwest!) and I am looking forward to exploring all that Charlottesville has to offer. When not in the ED, I enjoy hiking, camping, skiing, swimming (pretty much anything outdoors), as well as shamelessly cheering for all NY sports teams.
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|Kristen Cadden Swann
I was born and raised in Northern California, but moved to Charlottesville to go to UVA for undergrad (and I have been in Virginia ever since!). After undergrad I went to the Medical College of Virginia to get my masters in physiology for two years, and I was an emergency department scribe during that time as well. I then moved to Costa Rica for two years to learn Spanish, manage a small hotel in the jungle, and volunteer at various clinics and hospitals. I came back to Virginia after my adventure in Costa Rica to attend medical school at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk. I have now come full circle and have ended up back at UVA for my residency in emergency medicine, and I am so happy to be back in Charlottesville and back at UVA!
|Elizabeth (Libby) Gorbe
Hi! Born and raised a Tarheel, I graduated from Chapel Hill with a degree in American Studies. (what? Yes.) I've always had trouble picking one thing to learn about (why hello there, wonderfully interdisciplinary EM...) so American Studies completely fit the bill as an undergrad. After college, I moved to St. Louis with the ultimate goal of becoming a museum curator. However, after seeing the light, priorities changed and I fell in love with emergency medicine. I pursued a post-bacc pre-med at Washington University in StL and then completed med school at Mizzou. I am now happy to be back in the Southeast! Nothing beats a firefly lit night on the porch while catching up on my patient notes - ha! But seriously for me, Charlottesville felt like home from day ONE; incredible hiking, delicious local food and libations, awesome live music from upcoming artists and big names, and at the end of the day just good, down-to-earth people that you can't help but feel right at home.
|Erin Talman
I was born and raised in Ohio. I went to Marshall University (We Are...Marshall) in West Virginia for undergrad. I played soccer for the Thundering Herd and met my now husband, Kyle, there. I went back to Ohio for medical school at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. In my spare time I like to run, play soccer (or really any sports), snowboard, listen to music (especially live music), and watch movies. I also LOVE trivia. I have a lifetime goal to be on jeopardy some day. I am so excited to be a part of the UVA EM family and be living in Charlottesville. My husband and I can't wait to try out the amazing local restaurants, wineries, breweries, and outdoor activities that Charlottesville offers.
|Kyle Kindley
Growing up in a rural area, most of my hobbies are related to outdoor recreation. I love to fish during the summer and hunt during the winter. Growing on the largest reservoir in Virginia. I have always enjoyed boating, skiing, swimming, jet-skiing, and hanging out with family and friends on the lake. Throughout medical school, I had many cookouts that included grilling, corn hole, and much needed relaxation. Finally, I am a BIG sports fan and often catch myself spending too much time on espn.com.
David Kumar
I was originally born in Calcutta, India and was adopted at a few months of age by my parents, who grew up in Guyana, South America. Logically (or not so much), my folks and I then settled in northern Wisconsin, where I went to undergrad at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and medical school at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. My fiancé Dayna is a mental health therapist and we are excited to explore Charlottesville and escape the frigid Wisconsin winters. In my free time, I enjoy rooting on the Green Bay Packers and Wisconsin Badgers, golfing, working out, and playing guitar.
Justin Rizer
I was originally born in Louisville, Kentucky but was raised in Tampa, Florida which is also where I attended undergrad & Med school at the University of South Florida. Less than a month before moving up to Charlottesville for residency, I got married to my wife, Angela. My interests in EM include International, Wilderness, and Sports. Outside of the hospital, my hobbies include being a sports nut - both watching and playing. I also enjoy going to the gym and most any outdoor activity. I'm looking forward to working in Charlottesville and learning some winter sports as well.
Joran Sequeira
Hi! My name is Joran (rhymes with Duran Duran…the 80s band). After growing up in NJ, going to undergrad in upstate NY, and attending med school at NY Medical College, I finally left the cold weather for beautiful Charlottesville! Current interests in EM include Geriatric EM, Medical Education and Ultrasound. Other interests include singing, baking (an excellent stress-reliever), and traveling/backpacking. I experienced Charlottesville for the first time during an away rotation in medical school, and loved the city and UVA's EM program. Thus, I'm thrilled and blessed to be a resident here. Also looking forward to trying out the restaurants, hiking, discovering Jeffersonian history, touring the vineyards, and cheering for the Cavaliers!
Jennifer Silber
I moved to Charlottesville from Baltimore with my husband, Dan, and my dog, Willow. We're excited to trade in Baltimore corners (The Wire, anyone?) for The Corner. I'm from Maryland originally, but I went to Duke for my undergraduate degree. This was followed by a year in Central America working for a public health NGO, and a year in DC working for an HIV/AIDS non-profit organization. I attended University of Maryland for medical school, and I'm glad to keep it in the ACC family by joining UVA! I'm looking forward to exploring local trails, learning how to home brew, biking to work, and finally having a backyard big enough for grilling and corn hole. Feel free to contact me with any questions!
Michael Wakim
Michael enjoys playing basketball, flag football, cooking, reading, and hanging out with family and friends.


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I bought this set on e-bay.. it was $99 for the 10 pieces. The sellers store is DK Leigh Baby Bedding. She has all kinds of themes and designs that are very affordable! :)
I was having the same problem as you and I found the best site!!
The designs are pretty and sophisticated. You can mix and match or order by set .. you can also order fabric swatches for 50 cents before buying. You can also buy fabric by the yard if you want to make your own matching curtains, etc. The prices are pretty reasonable.. a little more $$$ than Target, but way less than anything designer!
We only used the crib sheet and skirt (which you could hardly see due to the design of DD's crib). The bedding was probably one of the biggest wastes of $ for us.
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My little Peanut born 11-16-2010
Baby boy born 2-25-2013
The picture of the above set it super cute!!! I spent too much money last time around on a matching crib set, diaper stacker, window valance, and pictures for the wall. This time, I'm buying it all separate. Painting the walls tan, brown crib skirt, sheets and bumper. That's it. I'm going to stay pretty neutral even though we know we're having another boy.
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Agreed, the sets are a huge waste of money. I'm a btdt mom as well. You can't even put the quilt in the crib w/ baby, and now bumpers are "outlawed" so there's not much left.
This time around, it's crib sheet, mesh (breathable) bumper, and crib skirt.
If you get a full set, consider hanging the quilt on the wall as a decoration.

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marc petzold: I've that feeling....the more little someones thing is - ppl need fat cars to compensate for a somehow lost ego otherwise, and perhaps a 50MP DSLR would come in handy on paper, just for the record...even if the DR & ISO performance wouldn't be up with the best Nikon & Sony DSLR/DSLMs.
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A question for you folks:
If I have not updated the 1.4, should I go straight to the 1.5 or should I download first the 1.4 and then the 1.5?
This is Gorgeous macro photography. I am perplexed to see the many negative comments. Macro photography is very difficult, and the post requires a lot of work. Get a life people!!!! it is ok if you don't appreciate art, but be gentle with your negativity.
When are we going to see a Zeiss full frame macro lens for the A7R?
Gorgeous work. I am inspired. Which camera and lenses did you use?
The RX1 is a superb camera. Magical indeed. I am loving mine.
I have this jewel since the beginning of December. It's the best camera I have ever had.
I do like my D800, but the new Sony Rx1 is the most fun, innovative, intuitive, and addictive camera I have ever had. This little beast is easily the best camera of the decade.
Just my humble opinion.....
This will be perfect for my new RX1.
raimundo gaby: I like it a lot. I love how different the camera is, and with the right combination of materials, the design can be very modern and attractive. I am surprised about the reaction in this forum. I just wish they had used a FF sensor.
I have the right to a different opinion. I just wish people would be less set on their ways, and accept that some of us look at the world with different lenses. My observation solely focused on the design itself. I have no interest in buying a DX camera. However, if they had used the new FF RX1 as the base, I would consider buying one for sure. Peace.
I like it a lot. I love how different the camera is, and with the right combination of materials, the design can be very modern and attractive. I am surprised about the reaction in this forum. I just wish they had used a FF sensor.
Price???? Availability????
I encourage all of you to take a look at Giles' website. www.gilesduley.com
The pictures speak for themselves, and evoke the tragic beauty of our world's realities. I am always touched by artist that understand the importance of using their talent to make a difference in our much needed messed up world.
A very touching, inspiring story. Thank you Giles.
Are you kidding? I don't understand....
How does a camera like this gets a 76 score and the SD1 a 71? The parameters here are really messed up...
And believe me, I love Panny's cameras. I have a GH2. But please, look the quality of the images on the SD1...
Total BS, and unfairness.
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Art, craft and design objects by New Zealand Designers Karen Chan and Ronald Andreassend. Resin, ceramic and jewellery made in New Zealand
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Studio Alexander LtdLevel 1, 31 Halsey Street1010 Auckland Freemans Bay09 359 9947
Studio Alexander is an award winning Design Business We specialise in brand strategy, brand guardianship, marketing communications Come in and meet us 64 9 359 9947
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CTGreybeard wrote:Got it! Apparently I had hit "a" at some point. Which dims the turn arrows. And I guess it's "sticky" because it persists across browser starts. Why turning off the script "fixed" it I have no idea but at least I've got the function back in Chrome.
paulkok_my wrote:If I'm not mistaken, you must have at least one turn arrow to be green in order for JNF to work.drive4fun2me wrote:I am running chrome and have crx version 0.0.7.7 but for some reason, I am unable to use it. I select a segment and press the "Q" on keyboard and nothing happens. Can someone please help.
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drive4fun2me wrote:drive4fun2me wrote:I am running chrome and have crx version 0.0.7.7 but for some reason, I am unable to use it. I select a segment and press the "Q" on keyboard and nothing happens. Can someone please help.
Thanks for many quick responses.
It seems that i was able to get the crx to work finally but there are 2 outstanding issues/questions. I would very much appreciate help.
1. Ever since I got JNF activated, the top of the WME bar (where you have the save button) disappears. So I can only see the bottom of the save button, but not the count of changes
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What changes are made when Q is pressed once
What changes are made when Q is pressed again
lunarplexus wrote:So now that U-turns have been allowed on WME, can an option be added on JNF to NOT mess with activated u-turns when QWing?
lunarplexus wrote:Ah. I didn't know that. How so? And even if they aren't, since they are now allowed, why not proactively add this feature?
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Leila F. Deravi
Assistant Professor
Analytical Chemistry and Materials Chemistry
Parsons Hall Room S209
Department of Chemistry
University of New Hampshire
Durham, NH 03824
- B.S., 2005, University of Alabama
- Ph.D., 2009, Vanderbilt University
- Postdoctoral Research Assistant, 2010-2013, Harvard University
- Research Associate 2013-2014, Harvard University
Research Interests
Integrating the structure dependent function of self-assembling proteins and biopolymers into flexible devices for applications ranging from catalysis to wearable electronics
Current Research Interests
Our laboratory is an interdisciplinary group that works at the interface of bio-analytical chemistry, materials science, and design. Our primary research focus is building the structure dependent function of self-assembling proteins into macromolecular materials. Two of our ongoing projects to support this goal are described here.
Printing protein-based materials
We incorporate piezoelectric inkjet printing using a Dimatix Materials Printer (DMP 2800) to build custom protein based materials. As part of the materials design, our group formulates custom protein inks and examines the fluid physical parameters using rheology and an optical tensiometer prior to printing. Based on the bulk structure and composition of the protein based materials, they are then integrated with non-biological components (metals or metal oxides) to be used for applications including catalysis, diagnostic assays, flexible displays, or implantable sensors.
Figure 1. Inkjet printing to fabricate protein based materials. A. DMP 2800 in the lab.
B. An illustration of the iterative design process of loading and printing the protein inks using the DMP cartridges.
Figure 2. The DMP 2800 hard at work in the laboratory. The movie shows real time printing action!
Building optical displays inspired by cephalopods
Cephalopods such as squid, octopus, and cuttlefish are capable of rapid (~100 msec) and adaptive changes in coloration by varying the local distribution of dermal pigments and proteins to reflect, absorb, and transmit light. We study the role of the cephalopod chromatophore organ in potentiating changes in coloration and apply our understanding to inform the design of new photonic materials. More information on our squid dissections at UNH can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOebH4pjakU.
Figure 3. Investigating the contribution of chromatophore organs in adaptive coloration.
A. Chromatophores (inset) are isolated from squid Loligo pealei. Scale bar of inset, 1mm.
B. Nanospherical pigment granules are extracted and purified from L. pealei chromatophores and are studied the laboratory. Scale bar 1µm.
Seungkuk Ahn, Leila F. Deravi, Sung-Jin Park, Borna E. Dabiri, Joon-Seop Kim, Kevin Kit Parker, Kwanwoo Shin. "Self-Organizing Large-Scale Extracellular-Matrix Protein Networks." Advanced Materials 2015, DOI:10.1002/adma.201405556. Selected for cover (2015)
Leila F. Deravi, Andrew P. Magyar, Sean P. Sheehy, George R. R. Bell, Lydia M. Mäthger Alan M. Kuzirian, Roger T. Hanlon, Evelyn L. Hu, Kevin Kit Parker, "Progress towards elucidating the structure-function relationships of a natural nanoscale photonic device in cuttlefish chromatophores." SPIE Biophotonics 2015, DOI: 10.1117/12.2081387.
Leila F. Deravi, Andrew P. Magyar, Sean P. Sheehy, George R. R. Bell, Lydia M. Mäthger, Stephen L. Senft, Trevor J. Wardill, William S. Lane, Alan M. Kuzirian, Roger T. Hanlon, Evelyn L. Hu, Kevin Kit Parker, "The optical behavior of a natural nanoscale photonic device in cuttlefish chromatophores" Journal of the Royal Society Interface, 2014, DOI:10.1098/rsif.2013.0942.
Leila F. Deravi, Holly M. Golecki, Kevin Kit Parker, "Protein-based Textiles: Bio-inspired and Bio-derived Materials for Medical and Non-Medical Applications" Journal of Chemical and Biological Interfaces, 2013, DOI:10.1166/jcbi.2013.1009.
Ashutosh Agarwal, Yohan Farouz, Alexander P. Nesmith, Leila F. Deravi, Megan L. McCain, Kevin Kit Parker, "Micropatterning Alginate Substrates for in vitro Cardiovascular Muscle on a Chip" Advanced Functional Materials, 2013, DOI: 10.1002/adfm.201203319.
Leila F. Deravi, Tianxiang Su, Jeffrey A. Paten, Jeffrey W. Ruberti, Katia Bertoldi, Kevin Kit Parker. "Differential Contributions of Conformation Extension and Domain Unfolding to Properties of Fibronectin Nanotextiles" Nano Letters, 2012, DOI: 10.1021/nl302643g.
Leslie A. Hiatt, Jennifer R. McKenzie, Leila F. Deravi, Reese S. Harry, David W. Wright, David E. Cliffel, "A Printed Superoxide Dismutase Coated Electrode for the Study of Macrophage Oxidative Burst" Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 2011, DOI: 10.1016/j.bios.2011.12.038.
Joshua D. Swartz, Leila F. Deravi, David W. Wright, "The Bottom-Up Synthesis of Biologically Active Multilayer Films using Inkjet Printed Templates" Advanced Functional Materials, 2010, DOI: 10.1002/adfm.200902169.
Leila F. Deravi, David W. Wright, Jan L. Sumerel, "Printing Bioinks with Technologically Relevant Applications," The Chemistry of Inkjet Inks, Ed. Shlomo Magdassi: World Scientific Inc., 2009, 269-283.
Leila F. Deravi, Joshua D. Swartz, David W. Wright, "The Biomimetic Synthesis of Metal Oxide Nanomaterials," Nanomaterials for the Life Sciences: Vol 2. Ed. Challa Kumar: Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KgaA, 2009, 3-54.
Leila F. Deravi, Jan L. Sumerel, Sarah L. Sewell, David W. Wright. "Piezoelectric Inkjet Printing of Biomimetic Inks for Reactive Surfaces" Small 2008, DOI: 10.1002/smll.200800536.
Leila F. Deravi, Jan L. Sumerel, Aren E. Gerdon, David E. Cliffel, David W. Wright. "Output analysis of materials ink-jet printer." Appl. Phys. Letts. 2007, 91(11), 113114/1-113114/3.
Jan L. Sumerel, John Lewis, A. Doraiswamy, Leila F. Deravi, Sarah L. Sewell, Aren E. Gerdon, David W. Wright and Roger J. Narayan. "Piezoelectric Ink Jet Processing of Materials for Medical and Biological Applications." Biotechnology 2006. 1(9), 976-87.
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Alma de Vid Tinto 13 Castro 6/75(6x75cl)
The nose is intense, full of black cherry and cassis. A very round, fruity and elegant red,with a prolonged finish.
Vina Collada Rioja 13 Riscal 6/75(6x75cl)
Clear, intense, deep cherry red with a violet hue. The nose is clean, medium intensity and youthful with aromas of strawberries and red cherries. The palate has a medium body with attractive ripe fruit flavours with a delicious savoury character and a hint of toast on the finish.
Tres al Cuadrado Winery Arts 10 6/75(6x75cl)
It is a clean and bright wine, cherry tones dominate and it has a beautiful burgundy and violet rim. Very fresh and fruity on the nose; it is a sound wine with a very good intensity and sweet red cherry and flower notes. It has a fresh attack on the palate. It is pleasant and has an agile mid-palate, with a low-tannin content, providing it freshness and making it an easydrinking wine, very harmonious.
Alma de Tinto Mencia 13 Pazo d Tapi 6/75(6x75cl)
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Souson 14 Ailala 12/75cl(12x75cl)
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Alma de Vid Tinto 14 Castro 6/75(6x75cl)
The nose is intense, full of black cherry and cassis. A very round, fruity and elegant red,with a prolonged finish.
1860 Tempranil 12 Marques Riscal 6/75 sc(6x75cl)
A black-cherry coloured wine with slight violet hues. High aromatic intensity, with aromas of ripe dark fruit, fine smoked notes with toasted aromas coming through. On the palate it is meaty and crisp, with a presence of well-polished tannins. Moderate acidity, with a long, pleasant finish in which the oak can be detected more distinctly.
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deal! we sent you Nick Schultz and we get Cory Emmerton.
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Nick schultz was a huge addition for the Oil and was instrumental in solidifying our defence in the second half. He was the defensive d-man the oiler have needed to add for a the last few year and to trade him now would be simply foolish.Beyond the fact that the oilers have spent years trying to get our defence improved and now that they finally have that there is no chance that Cory emmerton is enough for us to trade Schultz.
Emmerton is a 0.6 ppg AHL player which would be medicre and unlikely to draw a player like Schultz if it was NHL numbers let alone AHL. The oilers would need to get a quality NHL player if they were gutting their defence which is exactly what they would be doing if they dealt Schultz. He is the best defenceman we have in the corners and so he is ideally suited as a 4-6 d-man playing against 2-3 lines who play in the corners. We need him to play the Yin to the yang of an offensive d-man like Justin schultz or Whitney. That would allow us to keep Petry and Smid as our 1-2.
It is unlikely there is an NHL season anyways, but right now the Oilers are probably the Team most suited to weather a year lost to labor strife. We have all of key youngster playing competitive hockey and developing and we have a group of over paid "veterans" having a year burnt off their contract(Horcoff, Khabibulin,Sutton) The veterans we have left need to be kept and Schultz is a key part of that.
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Reader Joe, he of the Ringtonator program we've posted about before, has sent word of a crazy cool hack-- using LEDs and a broken iPod car charger, he's created what he has dubbed the iFlash-- an external flash device for the iPhone's camera.
And it actually works really well. Apparently he used a tact switch, so there's no super coding necessary-- you just hit the button to turn the light on, and then take the picture. But he did hook it up so it's powered by the dock connection, which means all you have to do is keep it in your pocket until you need it, then plug it in and shoot away. Over on his forums, he's posted an entire how-to of the whole thing, from the dissection of the dock connector to the wiring of the LEDs. Pretty slick-- looks like maybe an afternoon's work, and it presents about as good a flash as the iPhone's camera is.
Thanks, Joe!
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Sail a realistic map of the Caribbean as you sink enemy ships and capture enemy towns. Choose one of 4 nationalities and capture glory for your king, or simply become a pirate and plunder everyone. Pirate Sim is a simple yet fun, featuring open ended game play and beautiful graphics. Hunt pirates, seek treasure and live the life or become a merchant by trading various goods between towns. Choose the path you want with the open ended gameplay. A homage to the original Commodore Sid Meier's Pirates!
Good but... A change needs to be made. The extra ship could have a lower price. For example, the ship price could be 400.
its is fun but and i would give it 5 stars but when i save or get killed it puts my back at the begging not good thanks
it has potential to be great. just the graphics aren't all that great and i think you can come up with better controls. for example, make either the boat movement or selecting something double tap because when both are normal tap, it messes up. and make a tutorial. it was confusing for me at first
The game was great Until it didn't save my game and changed my country flag and the game erased everything
It could be a great game but it still needs work
A bad version of Pirates
What's New
Fixed Bug with Enemies giving out too much gold
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The final week of blind auditions on The Voice kicked off strong Monday for Team Blake and Team Adam, as each coach earned four more artists and battled for the night's strongest singers.
It was also an evening of memorable and falsetto-filled soul performances, capped by 38-year-old Josh Kaufman, an academic tutor from Indianapolis, who stunned with his passionate version of George Michael's "One More Try," earning the night's only four-chair turn.
So inspired was the singing, that Adam Levine was standing up and pumping his fist in excitement before the song was even over.
"Damn badass," Levine enthused. "That is such a tough vocal to conquer. I was goosebumps."
Coach Blake Shelton was also moved. "Amazing. Awesome. Incredible," he said, followed by Usher who told Kaufman if he wanted to be known as a soul artist, he needed someone who keenly understood the genre – him.
Shakira quickly made her own pitch, calling Kaufman the real deal. "I would love to have an artist like you who is already so mature vocally, but just needs mentoring and support."
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Dance Classes at Zagreb Dance Centre
New season of educational programs began on September 7th, but we accept new members all year round.
You can enrol a course any weekday, 10-18h at the Zagreb Dance Centre, in Ilica 10.
or by phone: 01/4833 083.
The schedule below is subject to possible changes.
Programs for adults and youth
tue & thu | 16:30 - 17:30 | with: Iva Višak
Classical ballet 2 / advanced level /
tue & thu | 17:30 - 19:00 | with: Iva Višak
This classical dance form is ideal for the development of the posture, regulating breathing, strengthening muscles and increasing the overall physical condition in addition to developing the often sought after sense of harmony and graceful movement. These weekly classes are for those who have a basic knowledge (however beginners are welcome) from the age of 18 and upward. The classes will allow you to learn more about yourself and to develop a more coordinated body in addition to increasing flexibility. Each class starst with exercises at the barre, and continue with movement combinations through space. In addition to basic elements you will also master twirls (pirouettes), and develop balance.
mon & wed | 9:45-11:15 *| with: Spomenka Šparemblek
* this is a temporary schedule, valid until the end of February
Starting this season at the Zagreb Dance Centre, ballet mistress Spomenka Šparemblek, will offer a series of advanced ballet specifically for those who are professional dance artists and at times that will accommodate their specific schedule requirements. The body is the most important instrument for the practicing dance artists. Classical ballet technique is one of the best tools to maintain the body and regular exercise is recommended which will consist of intensive sequences on the floor, at the barre and through space.
tue & thu | 19:00-20:00 | with Aleksandra Mišić
Combo dance / advanced level /
mon & wed | 19:00-20:30 | with Aleksandra Mišić
Combo Dance is intended for beginners who want to get to know dance. It is a combination of techniques - jazz dance and contemporary dance. Working on these two styles simultaneously we spontaneously adopt a wider vocabulary of movements and challenge our body to move in more directions. As a basis for further dance education it enables the attendees to experience variety at the very beginning, an supports their personal preferences when it comes to movement. Once the techniques have been adopted, in the end of the class we perform choreographic sections which match what has been learned so far and their creation in complete freedom of our dear beginners.
Feldenkrais method
thu | 09:00 - 10:00 | with: Irma Omerzo
In the Feldenkrais Method the individual learns to be more alert and aware of habits, and how to free oneself of their often negative impact on one's life. Movement and moving are natural and, for most people, an acceptable form of discovering one's own pattern of habits simultaneously allowing the development of quality experiences and a more integrated body.
Because the Feldenkrais method impacts on several levels, it is especially suited for all those who have to deal with a variety of existing painful conditions resulting from lack of mobility (various issues related to the skeletal and muscular systems), as well as for those under stress (such as management, medical and teaching personnel), as well as all those who wish or need to develop more their motion range (actors, dancers, sportsmen); those who need to use their arms frequently (musicians, physical and massage therapists, dentists, hairdressers); or, those who spend a significant amount of time in unusual positions (people who sit a lot, or who work long-hours at computer stations.) Aside from the fact that this method helps in resolving a number of painful conditions, it contributes to improved posture and improved coordination of movement ultimately resulting in a sense of psychological and physical balance.
Breakdance / House
tue & thu | 21:00 - 22:00 |
with: Rusi Yosifov & Kristijan Žaper
Rusi Yosifov and Kristijan Žaper are going to introduce you to the world of breakdance or B-boying, as one of the more interesting contemporary dance forms, due to its energy and improvisational freedom.
The content of the class will be adapted to the attendees, depending on their prior knowledge and physical abilities. In any case, all basics will be covered, including the feeling for the beat, basics of toprock, footwork and possibly freezes and powermoves. The aim is to develop self-confidence, a feeling for music, to set the foundations for further development of quality b-boy dancers. The class is open to all ages, beginners as well as those with prior experience.
In addition to all this, the class provides a complete programme for a healthy development of motorical systems of your body. It is based on an individual approach, respecting every person's abilities and limitations, providing an opportunity to explore your own potentials and choose the direction in which to further develop in a way that is the most comfortable for you. Everyone expands their movement vocabulary with ease, builds their own style right from the start, invents their own moves from the first class, shares and receives new ideas to compile the image of their own dance in a way they desire. Our programme works strictly as a group, an environment for the attendees during the reherseals. We equip the to inspire the development of each memeber idividually.
wed | 16:30-17:30h
sat | 11:00-12:00h
With: Jasna Vuljević
BodySense is a combination of exercises of dance stretching, breathing, posture, with elements of pilates and yoga, merged with strength exercises. Through light dynamic and few repetitions we go through all muscle groups. Sets of exercises are learned and repeated several times, and then changed. The training can be very simple if the attendees wish to relax, or very hard if they decide to flex their muscles while they work - the choice is up to them.
This training is suitable for mothers, people who sit a lot and have problems with the spine and the neck, as well as older people and post- injury recovery. Comfortable clothing is required, as well as a mat. Shoes are not required, only thicker socks or slippers, or you can work out barefoot.
mon & wed | 21:00 - 22:00
mon & wed | 20:00-21:00 - younger group
with: Anis Habibović
These Hip-hop classes will introduce you to the hip-hop culture and urban dance techniques. We will work on self-confidence, sense of rhyhm and groove. Moving from basic steps towards more complex elements and variations of learned steps, expands the vocabulary.
At each lesson the learned steps will be repeated through combinatoins. Give in to your creativity and join the class!
tue &thu | 20:00 - 21:00 | younger group
tue & thu | 21:00 - 22:00 | older group
with: Iva Richtermoc
One of the most popular dance styles will be presented by our young but experienced pedagogue, Iva Richtermoc. Jazz Dance is an energetic and fast dance form, but it can also be lyrical and gentle, depending on the dancer's tendencies, because it allows for individuality and originality, meaning that each move can be adjusted to one's own body.
The class begins with a warm-up through stretch and strength exercises and continues through mastering classic jazz dance steps - isolations, suspension, jumps and spins.
Throughout the season several choreographies will be produced, adjusted to the group's abilities.
mon & wed | 20:30 - 22:00 | with: Aleksandra Mišić
A combination of contemporary dance, jazz and ballet, Aleksandra's original style explores a wide spectrum of the organic, often expressive and energetic motion and synchronous movement. Aleksandra's contemporary jazz class accentuates the art and musicality, while challenging the dancer to move in a new, unconventional way. The classes are combined, focusing on the technique of jazz with a basis of ballet and contemporary dance, as well as the release technique. It's about pure execution of movement and simultaneous release of impulse, dynamic, expression and emotion. The class ends with a choreography, which the attendees learn and enjoy in its maximum possibilities.
Previous knowledge of classical or contemporary vocabulary is desired!
(House Dance / Vogue / Waacking)
wed | 20:00 - 21:00
fri | 18:30 - 19:30
starts on October 2nd
with: Tina Duran
House music was born in the 1970s in Chicago. However House Dance is a culture linked to New York. House dance was born under the influence of folklore dances: Afro Dance, Latin-American dances, Jazz Dance and Tap, popular in the 50's and the 60's, and in the 1980's Social Dances made the biggest influence, such as Rocking, Hip hop, Breakdance, Popping and Locking.
Vogue first appeared in the 1960s in Harlem, mostly characterised by strong, straight-lined hand motion, performed to house music. It was mostly influenced by LGBT communities that later connected into "Houses". Vogue is divided to Old Way, New Way and Vogue Fem.
Waacking appeared in the 1970s during the disco aera in Los Angeles. It is danced to disco and funk music. Its main characteristics are rhythmic arms and elements of Posing and Footwork. It requires musicality and a strong interpretation of music and rythim.
Dance kinetics 1 (beginners)
tue & thu | 17:30-19:00 |
Dance kinetics 2 (advanced)
mon | 20:00-21:30 |
wed | 17:30-19:00 |
sat | 16:00-17:30 |
with: Sven Copony
A sequence of anatomical exercises which are conceived with the objective to increase flexibility develop strength, improve coordination and a different sense of awareness for the dancer's (AND the non-dancer's) body. Kinetics are an exceptionally recognized approach which contributes to the rehabilitation in case of injuries and is also considered in movement therapy. It combines elements of classical ballet, with elements of the Franklin method, isometrics and uses also visualization.
Beginners group:
mon & wed | 19:00 - 20:30 new schedule!
Advanced group:
mon & wed | 20:30 - 22:00 new schedule!
with: Nikolina Komljenović
Dance with Silk is an aerial acrobatic activity, comprising of dance and gymnastics. This is a very new, still evolving, new circus discipline which was first introduced by Cirque du Soleil end of the last century. The workshops are facilitated by Nikolina Komljenovic, one of the pioneers of this art form in the region. She has been active performer for over 11 years, and has been teaching since 2008.
About the Workshop:
The actual class is 90 minutes (2 p/w) and comprises of three segments:
a) raising awareness of one's body, warm-up and mastering the basic motorics required for arial acrobatics;
b) the second part takes place in the air, on the silk material, the participants acquire skills, learn specific forms and develop their artistic styles;
c) stretching concludes each class to minimize stress on the muscles. Regular attendance is a must to avoid injury and to maintain physical condition.
Contemporary dance is the art form of the 20th century which is comprised of a number of diverse styles. There is no universal definition which would describe this form of dance as it manifests itself in so many different ways, and much is dependent also on individual expressions and definitions. Regardless, contemporary dance is energetic and open to all sorts of possibilities and it prompt to consider the world we live in and, it frequently engages in dialogue with another art discipline (visual arts, film, video, music, theatre, new technologies)
This dance style includes a dynamic transitions through space, the use of fluid movements and the use of all parts of our body as well as encouraging creativity. It is an activity which which prompts us to think of the world around us, and frequently questions the relationship between the individual and society. In comparison to classical ballet which most often will be comprised of virtuos movement patterns contemporary dance uses the more natural body alignment and movements. A typical contemporary dance class will comprise of of a warm-up portion executed through a sequence of structured moves which will build into a sequence (or a short dance phrase) and which contributes to developing the awareness of our body as well as developing a sense of liberation.
Contemporary Dance / beginners /
mon, wed & fri | 16:30-17:30 | with: Iva Višak
Training begins with core exercises aiming to ensure alignment of the dancer's body, and then develops into sequences which raise awareness for the movement and different body impulses. The class is conceived for recreational purposes for those with average skills: for beginners with some experience in dance or any other physical activity, and who are keen to express themselves through a creative practice.
Contemporary Dance / intermediate /
mon & wed | 17:30-19:00 | with: Iva Višak
Contemporary Dance / advanced /
tue & fri | 19:00-20:30 | with: Ognjen Vučinić
This class is for those who have an average dance experience and who wish to develop it further as a recreational activity and be challenged as well as for those curios who wish to explore the potential of their creativity through movement.
sun | 10:00 - 11:15 |
with: Nikolina Maraković
Vinyasa flow is one of the most popular yoga styles today, especially cherished by those who desire a dynamic and physically more demanding, yet variable yoga practice. The basic principle of Vinyasa flow is synchronisation of breath and movement into a continuous "flow", in sequences of connected asanas, and this fluidity of form is what makes this practice resemble dance sequences.
The selection and sequence of asanas, as well as the structure of each class will depend mainly on the selected focus (opening the ribcage, hips, rotating the spine, core work etc), and the specific dynamic of each class will be partially defined by the amount of attention appied to specific aspects of body posture and asana performance. Classes will sometimes be slower, calm and grounding, and sometimes faster, more intense and physically demanding, energising.
By practicing the yoga asanas we not only develop strength, flexibility, balance and motion coordination, this also has a very positive influence on our general physical health. By understanding and correctly performing the asana, we become more aware of the ways in which our body functions, we learn to respect its limitations, but also discover a zone within which these limitations can be moved. We enable a certain kind of "resetting" of its posture, becoming aware of some physical or mental, or even more subtle energetic blocks, learning to change some of our deeply inset habits which lead to injury, and subsequentially we can change some of our long-established patterns of thinking and behaviour.
For children
mon | 16:45-17:30
sat | 10:00-10:45 |
with: Spomenka Šparemblek
Give your child an opportunity to experience from an early age the art of classical ballet (and fall in love with it!). Classical Ballet for Children is aimed at children who are enrolled in primary school (7 to 12 years of age). An early start in the practice of Classical Dance will give your child a sold base as their body develops physically (muscle become long and strong); as well as psychologically (children learn discipline and improve memory). Allow your child to discover and make use of all the benefits of Classical Ballet as it is tought by one of Croatia's most acknowledged ballet artists and teachers: Spomenka Šparemblek.
mon & thu | 17:30 - 18:15 new schedule!
Rythmic Dance for Kids 2 (ages 5-7)
mon & thu | 18:15 - 19:00 new schedule!
Rythmic Dance for Kid 3 (ages 7 to 9)
mon & wed | 19:0-20:0 new group!
mentor: Jasmina Zagrajski Vukelić
with:Andrea Pofuk
Creative dance and movement is the starting point into the imaginative world of fun and games for kids ages 3 to 6. With and through dance, music, song and story the children develop their own creativity, fostering a stronger imagination and develop new friendships.
(ages 3-4)
sat | 10:00 - 11:00
mentor: Jasmina Zagrajski Vukelić
with: Mirna Horvat
Creative dance and movement experience open doors to a world of playful creativity and imagination for children between three and six years of age. Through games and dancing, accompanied by story-telling and song the children develop their creative potential as they express their ideas and imaginatory worlds, in addition to making new friends. Activity with (Jasmina Zagrajski Vukelić, Mirna Horvat) are experienced dance practitioners who are fully qualified to work with children of this age group.
tue & thu | 19:00-20:00h
Pedagogue: Tatjana Rupcich
The Dance Stories programme is a new educational programme of modern contemporary dance, with the aim to develop a quality application of dance expression as a method of motivation and creation of creative content. While working with children we will develop their feeling for space, time and intensity of movement, motion inside a group and pairs, creation of content with choreographic tasks, use of improvisation, simple rhythmic motives in motion and connecting the visual and literary movement-word-image.
Through regular observational classes for parents we will present the methodic of working with the children, their progress and achievements, interest and motivation. At the end of the educational year, all that has been learned will be rounded up and used in the final choreography, which is part of the yearly ZDC production.
This approach is based on the modern educational dance of Rudolf Laban, the teachings of Ana Maletić, personal experience and concrete examples from existing dance projects - dance stories.
(ages 5-7)
tue & fri | 17:00 - 18:00
with: Maja Drobac
This program is intended for pre-school children with the intention to introduce them to the basics of ballet and contemporary dance. This encourages creativity and awareness of one's own body in motion. Each class lasts 60 mintues (2 x week) and consists of four parts. The exercises include stretching on the floor as well as exercises that require motion through space and contain elements of "dancing it out", or telling stories through dance, inspiring chilren's imagination, creativity and physical coordination, feelings of working within a group and encouraging each child's unique personality.
(ages 7-9)
tue & fri | 18:00 - 19:00
with: Maja Drobac
"Dance and motion" is a continuation of "Introduction to dance and motion for pre-school children". By creating body awareness, children become aware of themselves and each other in space and learn to be part of a group and group creation. Dance technique and development of personal creativity are in the focus of the class.
The child should have some previous dancing experience.
Latest updates for dance class members
- 06. October 2015. Plesna kinetika 1 odgađa se u utorak 6. listopada
- 05. October 2015. Zagrebački plesni centar ne radi u četvrtak 8. listopada
- 28. September 2015. Balet za djecu u Zagrebačkom plesnom centru // novi termini // od 3. listopada
- 25. September 2015. U ponedjeljak 28.09.2015. neće se održati suvremene plesne tehnike s Ivom Višak
- 24. September 2015. 26. rujna nadoknada 'plesa na svili' neće se održati
- 24. September 2015. 2.10. neće se održati sat naprednog suvremenog plesa


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