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Science Aboard the Intrepid
Do you know how to make a light bulb? The campers from Dunlevy Milbank Center do.
After weeks of participation in Time Warner Cable's Connect a Million Minds (CAMM) Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) based initiative; kids were excited to show off what they learned during a celebration at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.
After a big "thank you" to the participants, the program's organizers and supporters unveiled a huge cake of CAMM's robot mascot. The cake depicted different activities the students were involved in this summer, including the STEM research behind golf, basketball, and NASCAR.
Participants were taken on an exclusive tour of the Intrepid and given the opportunity to present their projects. Campers from Milbank were inspired to learn more about electricity conductance from their time with the CAMM programs and demonstrated what they learned to the growing audience at their booth.
Children's Aid in Times Square
The Boys and Girls Club of America launched their Great Futures Campaign last week in Times Square, and invited Children's Aid youth from partnering programs to participate in the celebration. To kick it off, Grammy-award-winning artist and former Boys & Girls Club member Ne-Yo performed in front of a crowd of cheering kids, and New York Yankees pitcher C.C. Sabathia, also a former member, made an appearance at the launch. Actor Nick Cannon served as the master of ceremonies. At 3 p.m., when many schools typically get out, a bell rang to mark the beginning of the campaign that aims to pave the way toward brighter futures by mobilizing out-of-school time for youth nationwide.
The Great Futures Campaign's vision is that all club members graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and leading healthy lifestyles. The campaign aims to achieve a list of measurable goals in several of these categories by 2018.
Children's Aid AmeriCorps Team Completes 24-Hour Service Challenge!
Recently five members of our AmeriCorps program completed a 24-Hours of Service Challenge. The team consisted of Nicole Vanterpool, Samanatha Pena, Yatnery Almonte, and Marielle Rodriguez, all of whom serve as trainers with the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP). The day started at 8 a.m. at the TGIM Bronx Impact Community Giveback event, where our volunteers helped set up and then keep the booths running smoothly. The event brought together children and families of the community, featuring live musical performances, arts and crafts, and read-alouds. Participants received a free backpack, clothing, and food giveaways.
Next, our fearless team headed over to Randall's Island to lend their efforts to the 2nd annual Moonwalk hosted by Walk the Walk America, an organization that raises breast cancer awareness and supports breast cancer initiatives. After more live music and other activities, walkers tackled either a full or half marathon, many of them sporting festive, decorated pink bras.
Weary but feeling accomplished, the Children's Aid team finally closed out their own marathon on Sunday morning, having completed 26 hours of service!!!
Equipped to Succeed
Having access to technology is becoming increasingly important to success at school. But technology doesn't come cheap. Many of the youth we serve are at a disadvantage because computer gear is often out of reach.
The good people at SAP wanted to make a dent in this problem. They have donated 25 laptop computers that we've distributed to some of the youth in our programs. The computers come loaded with Microsoft Office, ensuring that these young people can get to work immediately.
One of those young people is Kevin Martinez. He's a rising senior on pace to graduate from high school next June. He emigrated to New York four years ago, and he's thrilled to receive a computer:
I plan to utilize this laptop for school work and to help my little brother, who struggles with his school work. I'll be able to type my essays and not have to go to the library anymore. [Since I came to the U.S.] I've been able to academically achieve and work hard to help my mom and siblings out. My goal is to go to college and one day become an architect.
Thank you so much for this gift. It means so much to me.
Yes, thank you, SAP, for giving these young people the tools to help them succeed.
Hope Students Win National Schwab Scholarship
On July 22, three young women from the Hope Leadership Academy visited the Charles Schwab branch next to Madison Square Park to accept a prestigious award as well as checks enormous in their physical size as well as dollar amount. Nyuma Gumaneh, Ciarra Leocadio, and Chamylah General won Schwab Money Matters scholarships after successfully completing the "Money Matters: Make It Count" curriculum at Hope, and demonstrating outstanding financial literacy skills. Schwab awarded just 15 scholarships nationally in this competitive program sponsored by the Boys & Girls Club of America and the Charles Schwab Foundation.
Schwab staff members presented Nyuma and Ciara each with a $2,500 check, and Chamylah with a $1,000 check. Ciarra will apply her scholarship money toward costs at Vanderbilt University, where she will enroll this fall to study biology and pre-medicine. Nyuma and Chamylah also plan on using the scholarship money toward financing their college education when they start their freshman years in the fall of 2015.
They had a chance to participate in a roundtable with the Schwab employees, and shadowed financial advisors to learn more about the banking industry and see firsthand what a typical day is like at the branch.
Congratulations to these young women for their outstanding accomplishments, and thank you to the Charles Schwab Foundation and the Boys & Girls Club of America! Click here to view pictures from the check presentation ceremony this morning.
Jana Partners' Volunteers Lend Green-Thumb to Go!Healthy Program
JANA Partners did it again! This is the third year the firm's employees have volunteered to work on the Go!Healthy initiative that educates kids and adolescents about wellness and nutrition.
On July 8, volunteers came out to P.S. 50 in East Harlem to give the site a much-needed facelift. Green-thumbed gardeners helped to dig up, plant, and water the flower garden, while carpenters built boxes to house vegetable garden beds in the playground. Still more JANA employees livened up both the playground and the kitchen with a fresh coat of paint.
This is the third Go!Healthy site that JANA Partners has had a hand in improving. The group still supports C.S. 61, where they built a rooftop garden in 2012, and Goodhue Center, where they planted a garden in 2013.
Thank you, JANA Partners, for all that you do for these kids.
Citi Volunteers Keeping Wagon Road in Top Shape
On June 7, The Children's Aid Society was thrilled to welcome nearly 60 Citi volunteers to our Wagon Road Camp in Chappaqua, NY, for Citi's 2014 Global Community Day. Volunteers from many areas of Citi, including bankers, branch managers, and technology, rolled up their sleeves to help prepare our camp for its summer season.
After a rousing pep talk, Citi volunteers got ready to get to work! Volunteers organized into teams and chose from a variety of projects – from staining fences and decks, patching holes in the athletic field with top-of-the-line-soil, to re-sanding the camp's horse corral and wood chipping.
The work was arduous but Citi volunteers were more than up to the task. They had over 110 tons of top soil, sand and wood chips and eight gallons of paint and stain to work with. And they did it all with sweat on their backs and smiles on their faces.
In just a matter of hours, the volunteers made a big dent in completing these large-scale projects. "You really made this all happen," Eddie Mezger, Wagon Road's foreman told the volunteers at the end of the day.
Citi also covered the cost of all supplies, including some high-quality products Children's Aid would otherwise go without, noted Kat Connelly, our director of volunteer services.
Citi's dedicated volunteers came from near and far to lend a helping hand, making the day a great success.
"It's really special to have people from all different parts of the company coming together for a common purpose," said Rosemary Byrnes, senior program officer at the Citi Foundation.
"The day is important," she continued, because "it allows us to work with a partner we have a strong relationship with and further develop our engagement with them."
And doing more means our high-needs kids have a place of respite. Keeping Wagon Road in top shape is challenging but crucial—hundreds of children look forward to camp each year. Support from our partners, like Citi, helps make it possible.
Thank you, Citi, and your incredible volunteers!
What is Your Child Doing This Summer?
No doubt about it—summer is here! Just days ago, New York City schools dismissed children for the next two months. Even the best planners may still be looking to fill their kids' calendars. For those people, we have great news: several Children's Aid camps throughout New York City have open slots still available, including in Staten Island, East Harlem, and Washington Heights.
Most of these camps are in session for six weeks or more (but those interested should check with site coordinators or program directors for specific dates). All of them offer a wide range of activities, including field trips, art, dance, and sports and recreation. Most importantly, they offer academic enrichment activities so children don't suffer summer learning loss.
And there's even better news: these camps are FREE.
So don't waste any time. Call these sites to sign children up today:
I.S. 61 – William A. Morris (for students of I.S. 61 who just finished grades 6 and 7)
445 Castleton Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10301
Tel. 718-727-8481
Lester Feuerstein, Site Coordinator
P.S. 8 Luis Belliard
465 West 167th Street
New York, NY 10032
Tel. 212-740-8655
Alondra Garcia, Program Director
P.S. 50 - Vito Marcantonio
433 East 100th Street
New York, NY 10029
Tel. 212-860-0299
Traciz Geraldo, Program Director
Mirabal Sisters Campus
21 Jumel Place (at 168th Street)
New York, NY 10032
Tel. 646-867-6066
Tiffani Lawson, Program Director
Celebrating Our AmeriCorps Graduates
On Tuesday, June 24, The Children's Aid Society celebrated the AmeriCorps members who have completed their terms at various schools throughout NY. These graduates have been essential with their work as assistant facilitators, outreach coordinators, and student success mentors helping both parents and students better navigate the school year.
After an inspirational speech by guest speaker Abe Fernandez, director of collective impact at Children's Aid, members were invited to walk across the stage as program directors and staff applauded them for their accomplishments throughout the past year.
The graduate's supervisors nominated members at their site who showed great initiative and embodied Children's Aid ICREATE values. Trying to pick just one winner proved too difficult given the impressive pool of nominees. In the end, three graduates received Member of the Year Awards: Joel Marte, Nakeisha Vanterpool, and D'Arcy Hearn. Congratulations to the winners and all our nominees.
Later, host site directors received accolades for their hard work as well. AmeriCorps staff nominated those who inspired them with their commitment and dedication to the students and programs. P.S. 152's supervisor, Merody Mejia, took home the title of AmeriCorps Supervisor of The Year.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, a slideshow documented the year's highlights while members and guests flocked to the AmeriCorps Photo Booth, where props made photo opps silly and fun.
Thanks to all our site supervisors, whose efforts and cooperation made the AmeriCorps program a critical success.
Finally, huge thanks go out to the AmeriCorps graduates. Their achievements and growth over the past term impressed all. In the future, they will go on to accomplish even greater things, and we hope that they will always look back fondly on the Children's Aid AmeriCorps program.
In Memoriam - Herman Bagley
Weeks ago, on May 16, our dear friend and colleague Herman Bagley passed away. Herman retired from Children's Aid in 2005 after an exceptional 50-year career, during which he worked his way up from a counselor at Camp Wallkill to ultimately serving as the assistant executive director for community, a position that made him one of the most prominent faces of our organization. During his tenure, he helped change the lives of literally thousands of children.
On Tuesday, June 24, all Children's Aid employees as well as friends of Herman's are invited to celebrate his life, the friendship he offered, and the deep and broad impact that he had on this city. Please join us at the Frederick Douglass Center (885 Columbus Ave., at 104th St.). A reception will begin at 5:30 p.m. followed by a service and remarks.


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Ko Tao orientation
Ko Tao is almost a year-round destination but depending on what you are looking for during your visit there are considerations to take into account when deciding which month to come, such as weather, crowds, visibility for diving and which critters are around in the ocean.
The busiest times are between July and early September, Christmas, January and February. The island is busy, the bars are full and it's a great time to meet new friends and enjoy the beaches. In recent years the island has become very popular with families, so if you are restricted to school holidays, don't let this put you off. Simply choose to stay at another beach than Sairee, where the largest concentration of bars, restaurants and resorts are. The weather in July to September is warm and sunny and the visibility is at the best for diving. Christmas, January and February can see changeable weather and dive conditions but on the whole it's okay — certainly better than a European Winter.
The hottest time is between March and May. The island is noticeably quieter then and life gets significantly slower as locals and expats alike wilt in the heat. However, this is one of the best times of year to see whale sharks; the visibility isn't often the greatest at this point, but if it was then the whale sharks wouldn't come.
If you can get here in June, then I would say this is ideal. The island is quieter, the seas are flat calm, the temperature has returned to normal and the dive conditions are great too. Similarly September and into October, the island starts to quiet down again but the dive conditions and weather remain very good; September and October are good times to spot whale sharks too.
Come late October, the wind change heralds the start of the monsoon. Businesses start to close and visitors leave. November on Ko Tao is not recommended, yet there have been recent years where the monsoon didn't hit. If you have no choice, then keep your eye on a reliable weather source and decide from there. Be aware that in big waves ferries don't run, so leave yourself plenty of time to get off the island.
Do remember that Ko Tao is just a short ferry ride from Ko Pha Ngan, home to the notorious full moon party, so bear in mind these dates when booking transport and hotels. Ko Tao fills up straight after each party and is usually quiet in the days before, on the day and the day immediately after. Traveling to Ko Tao after the busier parties in July, August, December, January and February is foolhardy without a booking your ferry or room.
In recent years, more visitors have started to visit Ko Tao first before the full moon party and the even savvier travellers have simply started hopping on the full moon party ferry service from Ko Tao. This takes you there late afternoon and brings you back early the next morning; it's a great way of avoiding the obligatory three- or four-night stay that most hotels and resorts are imposing on Ko Pha Ngan.
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Chester native to release single in East Liverpool
CHESTER – Former Oak Glen High School tennis standout Moleigh Poling wants the world to know that she has interests other than sports.
Poling, 23, of Chester, has nurtured an interest in music ever since she started listening to Julie Andrews in the movie "Mary Poppins" as a child. Her tastes are more grown-up now, tending toward Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston.
"I really respect the artists (like Carey and Houston) who sound exactly the same in the studio as they are live," Poling said. "That's what an artist is."
Poling, whose stage name is Ari Banks, will be fulfilling a lifelong dream to sing professionally when she holds a single release party at 9 p.m. Friday at the East Liverpool Motor Lodge.
The West Liberty University senior will sing two original singles – "Clear to My Heart" and "I'm Gone" – and have them available for sale for $3 on CD. "Clear to My Heart" already is available on iTunes.
The single has a slow, R&B feel complete with horns and background vocals. The chorus explores a breakup theme: "We were so close in the beginning / Nothing could tear us apart / But I've heard that nothing lasts forever / You made that clear to my heart."
Poling said she wrote both songs after a bad breakup a couple years ago. "I probably wrote 12 to 15 songs after that. I just couldn't put the pen down," she said.
The child of a musical household, Poling said she realized early on that she had a talent for singing. Her mother, Maggie McCormack, sang in the choir at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, and her father, Greg Poling, played guitar and was a disc jockey on the side, she said.
"Music has always been my first love, even though I can't read music. I do it all by ear," she said. "It's kind of been a second-nature thing to me."
Poling pursued sports – mostly volleyball and tennis – in high school and college, entering West Liberty on a tennis scholarship. There, she started as a music education major but then switched to elementary education because she struggled with music theory. She plans to do her student teaching next semester and to graduate in December.
So does Poling want to be a teacher or a singer?
Fresh from recording her songs at a studio in Wheeling and excited about Friday's single release party, Poling said she's pursuing a singing career and keeping education as a safe backup.
"It's definitely something I see myself doing. It's definitely something I want to do," she said.
A mezzo-soprano, Poling is a perfectionist when it comes to music, so it was a source of consternation when she learned last year that she had a scar on one of her vocal chords. She underwent therapy at UPMC Presbyterian and had to learn a whole new way of speaking and singing.
She does vocal exercises daily and makes minimal use of pitch-correction software in the studio. She's not afraid to do multiple takes to get a part right, relying also on the prowess of Wheeling music producer Jamie Peck.
"I was really happy with how we recorded the songs we did. We only pitch-corrected three notes (on 'I'm Gone'). That was a really big accomplishment for me," she said.
As a songwriter, Poling said she focuses on the lyrics and collaborates with Peck on the music and the production.
"I find myself listening more to the words of songs. … I pretty much listen to everything. I draw inspiration from everything in my daily life and the people I'm around," she said.
In addition to Carey and Houston, Poling enjoys R&B, music from the disco era, the Beatles and other pop artists. "Anything but classical," she said.
Poling hopes to go back into the studio soon to record more songs and anticipates releasing a full CD this summer. One of the songs on there may be "Love is Just a Dream," written by her uncle Leonard Lascola, a former West Virginia University marching band drummer.
Lascola died in 1986 after being diagnosed with leukemia, so Poling would like to record the song as a tribute to the musical uncle she never met.
Poling also is concerning herself with the legal aspects of the music business – copyrighting her songs, trying to get signed by a label. For now, though, she wants to get through Friday's single release party. The cover charge is $5, and doors open at 9 p.m.
"I just wanted to introduce myself and my music at the party," she said, "and, hopefully, create a buzz about what I'm doing."
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Gierre J Godley, a 2010 graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts (MFA), is a freelance dancer, choreographer, and teacher currently living in NYC. He began his training in Arkansas under the direction of C. Michael Tidwell and Arleen Sugano. As a choreographer, Gierre has created works for The Steffi Nossen Dance Company, The Ailey School, Threads Dance Projects, and the Tidwell Project Dance Ensemble. In 2010, Gierre created PROJECT 44, an all male troupe dedicated to showcasing the beauty of male artistry throughout the arts. The group has performed in various national and international venues.
Victoria Agrifolio began dancing at age three and continued her training at the School of American Ballet where she studied for five years. While at the school, she performed roles in multiple productions with the New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center. She continued her training at the New Jersey School of Ballet and performed with their main company. She spent her summers training with the Miami City Ballet and American Ballet Theatre. She is currently pursuing a degree in dance and journalism at New York University.
Janae Bonnen graduated from University of North Carolina School of the Arts' high school program and currently studies at NYU Tisch Dance. She had the honor of performing with Armitage Gone! Dance last season in the Museum of Natural History as well as at Dixon Place for Angela Conte. She has also participated in a site specific for Chimera Project NYC. In school, Janae has worked with Luis Fuente, Brenda Daniels, Susan Jaffe, David Dorfman, Cherylyn Lavagnino, and Random Dance.
Giorgia Bovo, from Biella, Italy, trained on full scholarship at Scuola del Balletto di Toscana. She has worked with The Metropolitan Opera, Armitage Gone! Dance, The Francesca Harper Project, and Collective Body Dance Lab. She currently works with Gabrielle Lamb, Rebecca Kelly Ballet, Indelible Dance and Cherylyn Lavagnino Dance. As a choreographer she has created work for Uselessness Project and Indelible Dance. Giorgia is an ABT® Certified Teacher in Pre-Primary through Level 5 of the ABT® National Training Curriculum. This is Giorgia's fifth season with The Nutcracker NYC: A Contemporary Ballet.
Haleigh Dalke is currently a second year at NYU Tisch Dance and is excited to be a part of this year's The Nutcracker NYC: A Contemporary Ballet! Originally from California, she began serious dance training at her small local studio at age 11 and has loved it ever since. She would like to thank Giada Ferrone for this performance opportunity, and both the Tisch Dance family and her own family for the support she has been given in pursuing her dreams in dance.
Nicholas Dill, a recent graduate of NYU (BFA in Dance, BA in Psychology), began his training with the Cincinnati Ballet Academy in 2010. He appeared in various productions with the Cincinnati Ballet Company, including Sleeping Beauty and the Nutcracker. He has performed in works by Merce Cunningham, Cora Bos-Kroese, Kay Cummings, Pamela Peitro, Jim Martin, Vita Osojnik, and Pietro Pireddu. He has completed his 300-hour yoga certification and is a licensed yoga teacher through Mind Body Dancer®.
Amy DiLorenzo, originally from Greenland, New Hampshire, is currently studying at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts for her BFA in Dance. Amy has been dancing since she was three years old. While training at Ballet New England and Great Bay Academy of Dance, she performed key roles in many ballet productions such as The Nutcracker, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Peter and the Wolf. Amy is honored and excited to be a part of this production.
Lauren Gifford graduated from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, TX. She currently studies at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts' Dance department where she is pursuing her BFA. During her time in school she has had the privilege of collaborating with the Chimera Project NYC in their city-wide Peace Project as well as working with esteemed choreographers such as Robert Battle, David Dorfman, Cherylyn Lavagnino, Joshua L. Peugh, and Dwight Rhoden.
David Gourov was born and raised in Michigan, where he attended Dance Dynamics PAC. He trained in all styles of dance and guest performed for Ballet Americano, MI, in their Nutcracker. Currently, he is in his final year at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, where he will receive his BFA in Dance and BA in Economics. At NYU, David has performed in student pieces and faculty works by James Martin and Cherylyn Lavagnino. Upcoming performances include dances by Vita Osojnik and Gregory Dolbashian. David continues his dance career choreographing works, music videos, and collaborative art projects.
Madeline Jafari hails from Austin, TX where she trained at Tapestry Dance Co. She has also studied at The Ailey School, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, Toscana Dance Hub, and the Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance. She has had the pleasure to dance the works of Giada Ferrone, Vita Osojnik, Gina Patterson, Michelle Dorrance, Deborah Jowitt, and Seán Curran. Ms. Jafari is in her final year as a dance major at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.
Xenia Mansour began her formal training at the Academy of Movement and Music in Oak Park, Illinois, under the direction of Stephanie Clemens. There, Mansour performed a variety of classical ballets, historical modern and contemporary works with resident company, MOMENTA. Mansour has also had additional summer studies at LINES Ballet, The Juilliard School, San Francisco Conservatory of Dance, and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. Mansour is currently in her final year at Tisch School of the Arts at New York University.
Jared McAboy is from Kent, Washington and trained for ten years at Allegro Performing Arts Academy in a wide variety of styles including ballet, contemporary, jazz, tap and hip hop. He also attended the Juilliard 2012 Summer Dance Intensive and the LINES 2014 Summer Ballet Program. He is currently in his third year at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, and will be performing works from José Limón and Vita Osojnik in the upcoming year.
Olivia Miranda, a second year at the Ailey/Fordham BFA program, is well-versed in ballet, Horton, Graham, and contemporary. Previously, she danced at Ballet Technique, home of the Hamilton Ballet Theatre, where she performed in numerous shows including Cinderella, Blue Danube, Serenade, Nutcracker, and many others. Olivia has also attended dance summer intensives at American Ballet Theatre, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Koltun Ballet Academy, and BalletX. At the Ailey School, Olivia performed Kanji Segawa's piece, Scorching Bay, and Meghan Stricker's choreography. Since 2013, Olivia has worked with a non-profit organization, Live Dance Live, performing Stars and Stripes, choreography by Julie A. Caprio, and original works.
Kayla Radomski was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She grew up at the Milwaukee Ballet School and graduated from their highest Academy level before attending Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana. While there, Kayla studied Dance Pedagogy and graduated Cum Laude with honors. She moved to New York to pursue her performance career, and she has been dancing and teaching yoga in the city for 5 years. Kayla is proud to be joining the cast of The Nutcracker NYC: A Contemporary Ballet for a second time this season.
Lauren Settembrino is currently having the time of her life earning her BFA in dance from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. She recently performed in the Dizzy Feet Foundation's annual Celebration of Dance in Los Angeles. Lauren spent last year representing Dancers Inc. across the country as their national title winner, and her choreography has been recognized on the regional and national competition stage. She is thrilled to be a part of The Nutcracker NYC: A Contemporary Ballet this year!
Kaitlyn Yiu, currently a BFA student at NYU Tisch, was born in Canada. she started ballet at age three when she moved to Los Angeles and was trained under various Russian Ballet Masters. During this time, Kaitlyn won awards in ballet competitions such as YAGP, LA Spotlight Awards, & VKIBC. She also competed in International Ballet Competitions such as Helsinki IBC, Istanbul IBC, Rudolph Nureyev IBC, and Moscow IBC. This past summer, Kaitlyn was invited to participate in a Tisch Dance Exchange Program in Prague, Czech Republic. Besides dancing, Kaitlyn enjoys singing, writing, & volunteering.
Fairul Zahid has been a Principal Dancer/Choreographer in Aswara Dance Company for several years. He is also a lecturer at several local universities in Malaysia, including National Academy of Arts Culture and Heritage. He is one of the country's leading young artists, a prolific and versatile choreographer/dancer working in disciplines of contemporary, Chinese classical dance, Indian classical dance and ballet. He performed in several festivals, both local and international. He has received awards in several choreography competitions in Malaysia, Berlin, Australia and Philippines. In 2014 he was awarded Best Feature Performer in the 10th BOH Cameronian Arts Awards and Best Choreographer in a full-length work. He is currently in his final year as a MFA candidate at NYU Tisch School of the arts. His passion in the arts makes him ready to take any challenge.
Atsunori "Umihei" Hayamizu was born in Gunma, Japan. He attended the Tokyo School of Music (TSM) to learn ballet, jazz, modern, contemporary, breaking, locking, popping, house, be-bop and hip-hop, as well as singing and acting. After graduating from TSM, he was personally mentored by renowned choreographer Erika Akoh, and trained with Kanichi Segawa, Kaori Segawa, and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater member Kanji Segawa. In 2005, he began training at Peridance Capezio Center and Steps on Broadway in New York City. He danced with Val Ray Suarez, Nina Buisson, Azul Dance Theatre and binbin Factory. He joined "Samurai Sword Soul (SSS)" in 2007, working with producer and director Yoshi Amao. Umihei has performed with SSS at the NY Fringe Festival, NY Anime Festival, Japan day at the Central Park, Japan Society, the 150-year anniversary of US-Japanese relations at the Japanese Embassy in Washington D.C., New York City's Lincoln Center, 14th St Y and numerous regional Cherry Blossom Festivals, including the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D.C. Umihei has toured around the US, including Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Georgia, Missouri, and Texas. He has been a member of "The Japanese Folk Dance Institute of NY" under director Momo Suzuki since 2009. This is Umihei's sixth and final year with The Nutcracker NYC: A Contemporary Ballet. Umihei would like to say a special appreciation and love from the bottom of his heart to his families, teachers, friends, and all of the people who have given him support.
We dedicate our 6th season to good friend and soloist, Atsunori Hayamizu.
We loved dancing with you Atsu! Thank you for your kindness, dedication and inspiration to The Nutcracker NYC.
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480m2 ; I live by myself; 8 big-medium bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, large living and dining rooms, fully-equipped kitchen, laundry room, iron and ironing board; Cable TV / DVD; Wireless Internet, and small storage room. I use the dining room as a study/ home office when I´m at home.
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Orange County Register "The two-time Cy Young Award winner allowed four runs (two earned) on three hits with two walks and six strikeouts against the Reno Aces in Reno, Nev. Signed by the Angels three weeks ago, Lincecum is ticketed for a return to the big leagues for Sunday's game against Cleveland at Angel Stadium...." June 07
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MLB.com "The Angels didn't need Tim Lincecum to be a two-time Cy Young Award winner Thursday night. All they needed was improvement from the veteran right-hander who's making a comeback to the Major Leagues after hip surgery last September. Lincecum is in the middle of a progression back to The Show..." June 03
Los Angeles Times "The International Drone Racing Assn. held its North American Cup West championships at Tempe Diablo Stadium on Saturday. A quarter-mile away, forced onto a back field at the Angels' spring training complex by the high-flying event, Tim Lincecum warmed up for his first game with his new team...." May 29
Sporting News "Tim Lincecum passed his physical and completed his move to the Angels on Thursday, but don't expect to see him pitching for the Halos anytime soon. According to the Los Angeles Times, Angels general manager Billy Eppler said Friday that Lincecum should need 20-30 days in the minors before..." May 21
San Francisco Chronicle "With Tim Lincecum's one-year Angels agreement in place, Giants general manager Bobby Evans on Thursday called the pitcher an instrumental figure in franchise history. "He started a new era in Giants baseball and forever will mean a lot to the organization," Evans said. "We wish him well with..." May 20
CBS Sports "The Angels have finalized a contract with free agent right-hander Tim Lincecum, according to reports by MLB Network's Jon Heyman and MLB.com's Jesse Sanchez. The deal will reportedly pay Lincecum around $2 million for the remainder of the 2016 season with the opportunity to make an additional $1.7..." May 20
MLB Trade Rumors "Lincecum is taking a physical for the Angels today and, if and when he passes, his deal with the team will be complete, reports Passan (Twitter link). Lincecum will head to the minors to build up endurance, per Passan, and Joel Sherman of the New York Post adds that the expectation is that he'll..." May 19
Yahoo! Sports "Two-time Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum is closing in on a deal with the Los Angeles Angels, multiple sources told Yahoo Sports. While the terms of the contract have yet to be finalized, the expectation is it will be a one-year major league deal. Lincecum, 31, is returning from hip surgery and..." May 16
Hardball Talk "MLB Network's Jon Heyman reports that Tim Lincecum's best options appear to be starting jobs with the White Sox or Angels, or a relief job with the Giants. The Padres and Mariners are not in the running, according to an earlier report. Lincecum, who turns 32 years old next month, held a..." May 13
Hardball Talk "Tim Lincecum held his long-awaited showcase last week and is, presumably, negotiating with various clubs at the moment. Some have suspected that he'll want to stay on the west coast and many thought that his hometown teams, the Seattle Mariners, would be a potential destination for him as..." May 12
MLB.com "The D-backs had multiple scouts as well as senior vice president/assistant general manager De Jon Watson at free agent Tim Lincecum's showcase Saturday in Scottsdale, but it does not sound like they will be in the running to sign the right-hander. "I'll get a little bit more detail from De Jon..." May 10
MLB Trade Rumors "The Angels, Diamondbacks, Giants and White Sox are the four teams who have been the quickest to show interest in Tim Lincecum, MLB Network's Jon Heyman reports. The Padres are also expected to join the hunt to sign the two-time Cy Young Award winner. Given that the majority of MLB teams had..." May 09
The Score "Baltimore Orioles general manager Dan Duquette admitted Sunday that his club is monitoring the market for free-agent Tim Lincecum, but he sounded less than optimistic the veteran will call Maryland his next home. Appearing on MLB Network Radio, Duquette confirmed his team's presence at..." May 08
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USA Today "Free-agent starting pitcher Tim Lincecum will throw a showcase for scouts from about 20 Major League teams on Friday at the Giants' training complex in Arizona. Lincecum, now 31, performed as one of the best starters in all of baseball from 2008-2011, then something decidedly less than that from..." May 06
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The memory of the season-ending slide will fade away from the memory of Blazer fans as quickly as the smell of cow byproducts dissipates into the ocean air. That's because there were enough morsels of excellence and untapped potential to make even the most cynical fans salivate.
Even though we're still several months away from seeing the Blazers play another regular season game, here are five things I cannot wait to see once they're suited up again.
• Damian Lillard and Eric Maynor in the same lineup
The first step toward this, obviously, is re-signing Maynor. He showed flashes of brilliance of the bench during his short time with the team this season. He allowed Lillard, the NBA's leader in minutes played, a chance to catch his breath every now and then.
However, when the two were paired together on the floor at the same time, it allowed Lillard to work off the ball more. This is a nice wrinkle to the team, as Lillard was able to get free for looks without having to create his own shots as much. It's a nice way for him to get a bit of rest while still producing at the same time.
• The Will Barton-Meyers Leonard pick-and-roll
This is something I did not see once this season, but hope will become a staple. It will never match Stockton-to-Malone nor will it be nearly as effective as Lillard-to-LaMarcus, but it will be incredibly entertaining.
During his late-season audition for more minutes, Barton showed a knack for attacking the rim with tenacity. Leonard also dives hard to the hoop and loves throwing down the jams. Basically, these are two guys who love nothing more than dunking with authority. Watching them attack the rim simultaneously is – by itself – worth the price of admission.
• Interior defense
The Blazer bigs – LaMarcus Aldridge, JJ Hickson and Meyers Leonard – do not carry a reputation as defensive stoppers. Aldridge is the best defender of the bunch at this point, but it's a stretch to say he's a plus-defender. Hickson is a rebounding machine but doesn't have much awareness as far as where he needs to be when the other team has the ball. Leonard has the heart and mind for defending, but his body is about 25 pounds too light to do so effectively on a regular basis.
Whether it comes through the draft, a trade or free agency, the Blazers need to bolster their defense's back line. Getting a premier shot-blocker – or even one who can produce at the league average – would be a boost to a team that ranked 26th in the NBA in blocked shots.
• Fewer 3-point attempts
Portland ranked fourth in the league this year in 3-pointers attempted, hucking up more than 23 a game. The Blazers' success rate, on the other hand, did not justify that. Portland made .353 percent of those shots – good for 20th in the league.
Lillard, Wesley Matthews, Nicolas Batum and Victor Claver are all good shooters. (So is Luke Babbitt, but my wish list also includes seeing him in another team's uniform.) Taking the 3-ball away from them would be a detriment to the team, but if they continue to shoot below the league average from long range they need to discontinue shooting from long range so frequently.
I love that Terry Stotts gives the team the freedom to play loosely, but sometimes it needs to be reined in when it's not working.
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- Chapter 25 25:1 And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying, 25:2 Speak unto the children of Israel, that they bring me an offering: of every man that giveth it willingly with his heart ye shall take my offering. 25:3 And this is the offering which ye shall take of...
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- Chapter 28 28:1 And take thou unto thee Aaron thy brother, and his sons with him, from among the children of Israel, that he may minister unto me in the priest's office, even Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, Eleazar and Ithamar, Aaron's sons. 28:2 And thou shalt make...
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