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Well if the Studio is not messy, then there is not much going on! This is my New York Studio, where I design for Tinsel Trading. It overlooks the Long Island Train yards, and I furnished it to match my Port Costa Studio - Antique lighting, glass cabinets, stacks of cigar boxes, old type cases....and a floor littered with paper scraps!
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Can I come over????
- June 28, 2014 at 3:57 PM
- molly- See you downtown said...
Thank you for sharing a glimpse of the space, Wendy. It's fun to get an insight look after getting to meet you at the Atlanta market in January. Thanks for being so gracious in taking a picture with me.
- June 29, 2014 at 8:36 PM
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AGM-28 Hound Dog
The North American AGM-28 Hound Dog was the first air-launched nuclear stand-off missile deployed by the United States.
The development of the nuclear stand-off missile was initiated by the USAF in 1956. Initially known as Weapon System 131B, it was intended to give Strategic Air Command heavy bombers the ability to attack Soviet targets from outside enemy airspace. The first powered flight of the prototype missile, designated XGAM-77, was made in April 1959. The missile's engine, airframe, and warhead were straightforward adaptations of existing technology, so the weapon's development period was quite short, and the production GAM-77 entered operational service in December 1959. It received the popular name Hound Dog, apparently inspired by the contemporary hit song by Elvis Presley.
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The GAM-77 was subsequently upgraded to GAM-77A standard, with improved astro-trackers now mounted in the missile, rather than the pylon, a radar altimeter, and larger fuel capacity. The upgrade made possible several different altitude profiles, such as high altitude launch/high altitude cruise (high/high) or high altitude launch/high altitude cruise followed by a descent to terrain following cruise (high/high/low). Other options were high/low, low/high, low/low and low/high/low.
In June 1963 the GAM-77 and GAM-77A were redesignated AGM-28A and AGM-28B, respectively. An updated AGM-28C, with improved guidance, was proposed in the early 1970s, but never built.
A total of about 700 Hound Dogs were produced. They were intended to be replaced by the AGM-48 Skybolt, which did not enter service. The last Hound Dogs were retired in 1976.
Hound Dog Restoration Crew
The Heritage Center's Hound Dog restoration team members pictured in the photo carried out the initial inspection and assessment of the dog. They are, left to right, Lloyd Brunsen, Dave Stone, Mike Frankhouser, Neil Wood, and Gene Hollingsworth.
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Collections AGM-28 Hound Dog Missile PB4Y-2 Bow Turret Engine: R-2600-13 Nose Art Photography Sculpture Military Coins Military Uniform Collection
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1. Cleveland Browns: Dashaun Watson - QB - Clemson - Browns aren't going to not take a QB this year
2. San Francisco 49ers: Mitch Trubisky - QB - North Carolina - they have to have a QB
3. Chicago Bears: Myles Garrett - Edge - Texas A&M - unless they trade down this is where the Fox goes
4. Jacksonville Jaguars: Leonard Fournette - RB - LSU - running game needs lots of help
5. Tennessee Titans: Mike Williams - WR - Clemson - to dynamic a player not to give to Mariotta
6. New York Jets: Teez Tabor - CB - Florida - secondary needs improvement
7. San Diego Chargers: Jonathan Allen - DL - Alabama - could use a safety but pairing Allen w/Bosa to much to pass
8. Carolina Panthers: Cam Robinson - OT - Alabama - must protect QB better
9. Cincinnati Bengals: Rueben Foster - LB - Alabama - makes the D better
10. Buffalo Bills: Jamal Adams - S - LSU - could go CB or OL here but Adams the best available
11. New Orleans Saints: Derek Barnett - DE - Tennessee - have to keep improving the D
12. Cleveland Browns: Tim Williams - Edge - Alabama - leader for the defense
13. Arizona Cardinals: Deshon Kizer - QB - Notre Dame - have to be ready when Palmer goes down
14. Indianapolis Colts: Ryan Ramcyzk - OT - Wisconsin - if they don't upgrade OL then Luck isn't going to last
15. Philadelphia Eagles: Dalvin Cook - RB - FSU - need a consistent big back
16. Baltimore Ravens: Malik Hooker - FS -Ohio State - should fit great with that D
17. Washington Redskins: Solomon Thomas - DL- Stanford - tough choice either OL, DL or RB
18. Tennessee Titans: Jabrill Peppers - S/LB/PR/KR - Michigan - adds a great dimension to the D
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: John Ross - WR - Washington - need a guy to compliment Evans
20. Denver Broncos: O.J. Howard - TE - Alabama - should be the safety blanket for any QB
21. Detroit Lions: Corey Davis - WR - W. Michigan - need a better WR for Stafford to be successful
22. Miami Dolphins: Sidney Jones - CB - Washington - would help the secondary much
23. New York Giants: Taco Charlton - DE - Michigan - with JPP possibly going elsewhere need someone like him
24. Oakland Raiders: Marlon Humphrey - CB - Alabama - this is a must for the Raiders
25. Houston Texans: Roderick Johnson - OT - FSU - have to give QB time to throw
26. Seattle Seahawks: Quenton Nelson - G - Notre Dame - OL in dire need of improvement
27. Green Bay Packers: Marshon Lattimore - CB - OSU - have issues in the secondary
28. Pittsburgh Steelers: Carl Lawson - DE/OLB - Auburn - need the depth here due to failed choices
29. Atlanta Falcons: Malik McDowell - DL - MSU - continuing to build the D
30. Kansas City Chiefs: Christian McCaffrey - RB - Stanford - Charles is done, need a three down back
31. New England Patriots: Takkarist McKinley - Edge - UCLA - he is born to be with Bill
32. Dallas Cowboys: Juju Smith-Schuster - WR - USC - need a better compliment to Bryant
Rest of Dallas draft:
Trade with Chicago, Bears get #64, #96, Romo; Cowboys get #36, #67, 4th round pick
36. Tanoh Kpassagnon - DE - Villanova - bit of a project but can't count on Gregory
67. Chidobe Awuzie - CB - Colorado - could be a very good CB
4th. Jake Butt - TE - Michigan - ACL injury most likely puts him on IR for 2017
4th. Jarron Jones - DT - Notre Dame - has the talent but has to stay healthy
5th. Eddie Jackson - S - Alabama - coming off a broken leg but has much the same skills as Jones
7th. Ben Boulware - ILB/OLB - Clemson - say he to slow but his instincts and football ability are off the charts
7th. Will Holden - OT - Vanderbilt - smart, football guy that could develop into a RT or swing OT
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I rather TB draft Davis than Ross because his medical history is concerning moving forward.
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Dallas fan here.
Overall Draft = A
Draft for Dallas - A+
But I cant see the Bears trading for Romo. so it's all for naught.
it's not the SKILL of a man, but the WILL of a man.
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Perfect Saints pick
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F- for Cleveland
Absolute worst case scenario draft wise.
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F- for Cleveland
Absolute worst case scenario draft wise.
People were talking about Watson as a 2nd Rd pick before the CG. He had a great game, but nothing in that game changed his scouting report. I don't think I take either at 1.1, but if I'm taking a QB, Trubisky is the pick.
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candyman93 wrote:
F- for Cleveland
Absolute worst case scenario draft wise.
People were talking about Watson as a 2nd Rd pick before the CG. He had a great game, but nothing in that game changed his scouting report. I don't think I take either at 1.1, but if I'm taking a QB, Trubisky is the pick.
I think anyone other than Garrett at number one would be a mistake for Cleveland.
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Dream Bengals pick. A+
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Obviously I'm a big fan of Garrett at #3 for Chicago. He and Leonard Floyd would give the Bears the best young pass rushing duo in the NFL.
The trade with Dallas just isn't realistic. I know you want it to be as you're a cowboys fan but that trade would equate to a difference of 514 points on the trade value chart. No team is going to trade the value of a high 2nd round pick for a 37 year old QB with a $19 million cap hit who can't stay healthy. Dallas would be lucky to get a 4th round pick.
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As a Raiders fan, if Marlon Humphrey is there at #24 I would be ecstatic.
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I love the Roderick Johnson pick for the Texans. The problem is, we need a RT as we have Duane Brown entrenched at LT and Johnson has played strictly LT throughout college. If he can play RT, then I'm all for it.
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If both are on the board, I prefer Davis over Ross for the Bucs.
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OT is a huge need for us but the talent is all 2nd round level IMO. Can't pass up a talent like Dalvin Cook if he's there at eight
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We do, however, realise that the success of any of these measures depends on employees' commitment to our safety goals, and we have launched a number of initiatives to cultivate a shared sense of responsibility. For example, we have defined clearly how every employee can contribute to a safer workplace with our 10 golden rules of safety.
Ten golden rules of safety
Our efforts in the Journey to Zero have led to an improved safety performance, reducing our lost time injury frequency (LTIF) rate from 2.50 per million hours worked in 2008 to 0.8 in 2013. We had set ourselves a target of having a LTIF rate of less than one by 2013, and are very proud to have reached it. With improvements both on the mining and steel sides of our business, we are on the right path to maintain this rate.
We are committed to refining our approach to achieve results better and faster, and health and safety is one of five key components of our leadership strategy in the post-economic crisis climate.
At our global health and safety summit in early 2011, CEOs and other company leaders together identified the challenges we face, how best to solve them and how to replicate the success of some sites across the company. The critical message that our leaders took from the summit was that we have to create a culture in which every employee is proactive about and responsible for health and safety. The examples that we have seen from around the world show that we are making good progress on our journey to zero, but that there is no room for complacency in making sure all employees are safe and healthy. The follow-up seminar in December 2011 helped us to measure progress and introduce new ideas.
"We have the challenge of embedding safety more firmly into our individual and collective behaviour, into our contractors' behaviour, and into every aspect of our mining activities. We need to change the DNA of our health and safety culture."
Bill Scotting, head of mining
Who we are
ArcelorMittal celebrated Health and Safety Day on April 26, 2012
A new safety management strategy paid off with zero lost time due to injury at Saldanha in South Africa
Employee health and wellbeing forms the focus of ArcelorMittal's annual health awareness programme
At ArcelorMittal, we are passionate about steel. So when the chance arose to provide the steel for a major new landmark for east London, we took it – and ensured that the best architects, engineers and project managers got involved too.
Steel is such a part of modern life that it can often go unnoticed, in the car you drive or the washing machine that does the family's laundry. We saw the prospect of using steel in a landmark for the London 2012 Olympic Park, the ArcelorMittal Orbit, as a chance to celebrate steel's beauty, strength and versatility.
The story of the ArcelorMittal Orbit is one of collaboration and innovation. In March 2010, the Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Lakshmi Mittal, chairman and chief executive of ArcelorMittal, unveiled plans for the ArcelorMittal Orbit, designed by artist Anish Kapoor and structural engineer and architect Cecil Balmond.
The design was the winning entry to a competition launched by Mr Johnson to create "something extra" to celebrate London 2012, which would "arouse the curiosity and wonder of Londoners and visitors".
As Mr Balmond said when the design was unveiled, London's newest landmark was destined to be made from steel: "The ArcelorMittal Orbit could really only be built in steel, to give the minimum thicknesses and the maximum strength," he explained. "I didn't really think of any other material."
ArcelorMittal's involvement came about through a chance meeting between Mr Johnson and Mr Mittal at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2009.
"I think everyone in London wants to put on an amazing show for the world at the 2012 Olympic Games. So when Boris mentioned the idea of constructing a special piece of art to commemorate the Olympics, I was fascinated to know more, particularly when he said he wanted it to be built from steel," said Mr Mittal.
Standing between the Olympic Stadium and Zaha Hadid's Aquatics Centre, the ArcelorMittal Orbit is now a central feature of the Olympic Park, with the potential to attract up to 5,000 visitors a day.
The sculpture consists of a continuous loop lattice of tubular steel, which is 114.5m high. On a clear day it will be possible to see more than 20 miles into the distance from the viewing platforms, which are 80m above the park.
ArcelorMittal has embraced the global spirit of the Olympic Games by sourcing steel from its plants all around the world to build the sculpture. In line with the London 2012 Olympic vision of sustainability, 60% of the 2,000 tonnes of steel used in the project has been recycled from scrap. ArcelorMittal has funded £19m of the £23m project, with the remaining £4m provided by the London Development Agency.
"It is a fantastic way to give a lasting gift to London, to play a part in the regeneration of a specific area of London and to signal our support for an iconic global sporting event," said Mr Mittal. ArcelorMittal is a tier-two sponsor and official steel supporter of the Olympic Games.
Building a huge steel structure to celebrate the London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games is a great opportunity for ArcelorMittal to showcase the unique qualities of steel – and to share our passion for steel with the world.
The process of making the ArcelorMittal Orbit has been a truly international affair
The ArcelorMittal Orbit's chief engineer explains how working on the sculpture is an emotional experience
Combining aesthetics and mechanics, it is used by architects, engineers and designers around the world. And steel is set to play an even bigger role in the future, as sustainability and environmental stewardship climb up the agenda for governments, companies and consumers, partly because steel is 100% recyclable.
ArcelorMittal is the biggest recycler of this scrap metal in the world, and we continue to innovate, to create greener products and processes as part of our commitment to safe, sustainable steel.
The strength and durability of steel is what makes it the construction material of choice. Iconic landmarks that use our innovative high-strength Histar® steel include the Hearst Tower in New York, the World Financial Center in Shanghai and the Emirates Tower in Dubai, as well as New York's One World Trade Center, formerly known as the Freedom Tower.
We have also been involved in more unusual construction projects, such as the design of the Princess Elisabeth polar research centre in Antarctica. In South Africa, we have rolled out a modular construction system of low-cost steel housing called Protea. The standardised components are prefabricated in factories, with assembly on site taking just four days.
The many different uses of steel in the construction industry show just how versatile a product it is – which is part of the reason why it is the material of choice for the industry.
ArcelorMittal Construction is the world leader in constructive steel for the envelope (cladding, roofing) and structure (floors, secondary framework) of buildings.
Our steel also helps to keep the world moving. ArcelorMittal's steel plate is used in shipbuilding around the globe, and one in four cars uses it. S-in Motion lightweight steel is helping to reduce the weight of cars, while maintaining their strength and safety.
We are also playing a big role in the Spanish rail renaissance. Ambitious investment plans by the country's high-speed train company AVE – Alta Velocidad Española – means that Spain's rail network will quadruple to 10,000km by 2020. ArcelorMittal Asturias' Gijón mill has rolled almost every piece of rail for the project, and expects to continue supplying this as the project continues up to 2020.
ArcelorMittal's steel is also being used to boost alternative forms of power generation. One in three wind turbines uses it, and our research centres are working on new techniques that would allow turbines to be installed on towers that are more than 100 metres high, therefore increasing energy generation. We are also active in the development of solar and photovoltaic panels, such as our award-winning Arsolar PV system.
We are proud to sponsor Britain's largest piece of public art, the ArcelorMittal Orbit, which will be a permanent legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The 115-metre sculpture, designed by Anish Kapoor in collaboration with engineer Cecil Balmond, is at the Olympic site in Stratford, east London.
We also support renowned sculptor Richard Serra, who became fascinated with steel after working in a steel factory when he was young. For many years he worked with ArcelorMittal in Germany to build his bold spirit sculptures. In 2005, the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao offered him space for a permanent exhibition of his work and, as ArcelorMittal was a patron of the museum, we sponsored his exhibition. To produce his monumental sculptures he used one of our rolling mills in Germany. Richard has shown how steel can be beautiful and artistic and we are very proud of our collaboration.
We want to have a healthy, educated workforce and we extend school and medical facilities to include whole communities where we work
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- Autor: DORSEY, LEE
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An indiscretion is an act of variance with the accepted morality of a society. The stories on the following pages are riddled with indiscretion made by the main characters within each chapter. The first story is more about consternation. Daniel met Sharon on a blind date a year and a half ago. After the second date they became an item. Sharon confessed to Daniel, before their first sexual encounter, her kinky needs and preferences. After a year of wild and incredible sex, they become engaged to be married. At the engagement party, Daniel is introduced to Dale who is the stepsister of the bride. There is instant chemistry. They sneak off to a bedroom during the party and have sex. Daniel is now between a rock and a hard place or at least that's what he thought. The second story involves a man entering into a relationship with a dominate woman, Louisa, who needs to perform pain on her sexual partner. Otherwise, she has a problem reaching sexual gratification. Louisa has no problem taking on the role of teacher.
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- Origem: IMPORTADO
- Editora: PINK FLAMINGO PUBLIC
- Assunto: Literatura Internacional - Ficção Erótica
- Idioma: INGLÊS
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- País de Produção: Canada
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January 31, 2017 ~ Suzanne Maresca and Linda Dillon welcome our friend and Communications Officer, Galea to the show today. Our guest serves on Commander Ashira's ship, the Neptune.
The discussion was primarily around the Porlana C energies and how they're effecting virtually all life on Earth. We've squeezed the negativity from our fields and are absorbing these energies like the fabulous sponges that we are!
Our Star Family has great admiration for us because they understand how challenging it is to be living here.
Galea also shared some information about the various methods of communication, with commentary on how our choice of words effects literally all of our experience with others.
We also spoke of crop circles and other fascinating things, so tune in for a lovely Galactic connection.
Heavenly Blessings is a show in which we join with the Council of Love to share gifts, blessings, stories and insights through meditation, channeling and conversation. This show aims to assist individuals on their individual journey and also to build support and mutuality with the inhabitants of earth, the higher realms, and with our star brothers and sisters. Produced by Paul Backes.
Music: Sasha Lazard, Angeli and Snatam Kaur, Long Time Sun
Linda's website ~ http://counciloflove.com/
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Bio / Profile
My name is Aaron Mahler and I live in Sweet Briar, Virginia with my wife Elisabeth. I am the Director of Network Services for Sweet Briar College where I build and maintain the network infrastructure and most of the systems that make the place tick. My job involves the usual network administrator duties, lots of programming and tons of other projects that range from the somewhat related to the completely off the wall. Sweet Briar is a geek's dream come true since it is large enough to have exciting technical demands but small enough to have a true sense of community. It's something of a digital ecosystem unto itself...
I'm tapped into that ecosystem nearly 24 hours per day due to a dedicated 11 Mbit wireless link I put in place in 2002 (updated to 54mbit in 2005) atop a 130 foot tower I erected in my back yard. I often describe my office as being just over a mile wide since my house is ethernet bridged into the campus enabling me to do virtually anything from home that I can do in the office. I drift back and forth between my campus office and my home office constantly, mostly based on how much contact or peace and quiet I need for a given task (programming is best done at home with louder music and less human traffic). I keep my Marble Madness arcade in my campus office to set the proper mood. :)
I live a very Linux-centric life with a strong dose of OS X and a minimum of Microsoft products whenever possible. My primary desktop machines are all Linux systems running X11 with my current Macintosh (a Titanium Powerbook) nearby for the more creative outlets. My office system hasn't had Windows on it for two years, though my home system dual-boots into XP for gaming. At work I am surrounded by Linux systems that run much of the campus infrastructure (e-mail, web services, file servers, DNS, BGP, bandwidth management, etc) with the occasional NT server lurking in a corner somewhere. The Linux boxes are like a digital family and have names like Lazlo, Ripley, Cartman, Indy, Grendel, Gryffindor, and Farquaad (to name just a few).
Elisabeth and I live in a 80+ year old hunting lodge named Merrywood I bought from the college a few years ago. It has high ceilings, two gigantic stone fireplaces and a porch built for having outdoor parties. We rattle around in here all the time starting (but rarely finishing) renovation projects and being entertained by our bizarre white (and not deaf) cat Squinky. Our wedding was scheduled for May of 2003 in France, but due to a war, SARS, and a hideously inefficient government agency formerly known as the INS we had to postpone to September 2003.
In addition to gaming, I'm quite fond of cooking and baking (artisan breads are my preference), digital photography, watching movies, reading good novels and travel (when you can get me out of the house).


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Dance Teachers
Our Staff are our Reputation!
The professional dance faculty at Premiere Dance Academy ensure a fun, safe, creative and technically strong environment for the students. For the parents we offer a pleasant and professional studio experience.
Lisa Svecla, Artistic Director and Owner, along side of her qualified dance faculty promise a caring, focused and challenging experience for all students.
PDA office staff are friendly and helpful and are there to assist a great experience and answer any questions you may have
Dance Teachers at Calgary's Premiere Dance Academy
- Lisa Svecla
- Debbie Black
- Arlene Bernie-Brown
- Marissa Braden
- Jennalee Colpitts
- Carmyne Fynn
- Kira Greasley
- Jamie Harding
- Alexis Harmer
- Alexandra Joneson
- Ali Kaschuk
- Laura Knauff
- Shersht Lamba
- Jamie MacNeill
- Tara Magill
- Gillian Mayhewr
- Madison McArdie
- Emily Mckay
- Kelcey Moore
- Tanis Nicholls
- Jennifer Regan
- Lysia Smandych
- Irene Weatherilt
- Sam Wong
- Lisa Svecla
- Todd Svecla
- Laurie Baines
Lisa Svecla - Artistic Director & Owner
As a dancer her entire life from the age of 4, Lisa began her teaching career in September of 1983. She began teaching at Premiere Dance Academy in September of 1984 and in September of 1999 she became the Owner and Artistic Director of the studio.
The 2008 - 2009 dance season marked a huge Anniversary for Lisa - her 25th season with the studio - and she is thrilled to be able to still be here doing what she loves best: working with the dancers, creating new pieces, watching the dancers grow into amazing people and using their talents and their passion for her first love too ... dance!
Lisa keeps very busy with teaching, adjudicating, choreographing and her two daughters who are competitive dancers and adjudicating from coast to coast in Canada.
Premiere Dance Academy students have won many awards and recognition for their routines. Lisa is proud of each and every student, teacher and choreographer for all of the outstanding work and efforts made every year at the recitals and competitions.
Many of the dancers from Premiere Dance Academy are now performing in Las Vegas, on cruise ships, in MTV videos, ballet companies and in many other facets of the performing arts.
Lisa also choreographed the opening ceremonies of the World Police and Fire Games (1997), and holds the position of co-director for the Hats Off Management Group. Hats Off has produced many dance and singing shows such as the Calgary Junior Singing Idol, and other performances.
To help create well-trained assistant and student teachers, Lisa wrote the Calgary Board of Education Accredited Student Dance Teacher Training Program. This student teaching program gives dancers a better base of knowledge to become well-rounded and prepared dance instructors. In 2010 she added the Student Apprentice Program to Premiere Dance Academy's teaching program.Collapse
Arlene Bernie-Brown
Arlene will be teaching at our Royal Oak location. Arlene grew up in Calgary where she trained in jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, musical theatre and gymnastics. As a young dancer, she participated in dance exams and festivals. Her passion for dance excelled when she became a member of the Young Canadians School of Performing Arts.
With the Young Canadians, Arlene performed in the Evening Grandstand Show at the Calgary Stampede. She was invited to perform in Las Vegas, numerous corporate events and a Grey Cup Half Time Show. Throughout this time, she worked with guest artists and choreographers from around the world, gaining valuable professional & theatrical experience.
Arlene has studied dance at the U of C, Edge Performing Arts Centre in Los Angeles and Decidedly Jazz Danceworks. Recent training programs include Dance Teacher Web Conference in Las Vegas, Yoga Kids Foundations Training, Alberta Dance Educators Workshop and numerous Acrobatic Arts training events. Arlene is a certified Acrobatic Arts instructor as well as being certified in the Intellidance Method (an early childhood development based dance program).
Over the years, Arlene has instructed children & adults throughout Alberta and internationally in Bangkok, Thailand and Stavanger, Norway. She also spent time living in Dubai. For inspiration, she has travelled to New York & London to experience the magic of Broadway Theatre. Arlene has a passion for working with children and always looks forward to inspiring the next generation of dancers!Collapse
Gillian Mayhew
Gillian grew up in Edmonton, Alberta, training at Sandra Gray School of Dancing. She accomplished training in Grade 8 Al Gilbert Tap Technique and has her master's in Vaganova Ballet. With dance she has had opportunities to train outside of the country, in places such as New York City, Los Angeles, and Spain.
She has trained at studios and conventions such as the Edge Performing Arts Center and Millennium Dance Complex in LA as well as Steps on Broadway, Alvin Ailey and New York City Dance Alliance in New York City.
She has learnt from top Choreographers such as Mia Michaels, Tyce Diorio, Benji Schwimmer, Bobby Newberry, Sonyah Tayeh, Shannon Mather, Blake McGrath, just to name a few. Upon graduation Gillian began teaching at Sandra Gray and has choreographed numbers that have won countless overall titles and choreography awards.Collapse
Debbie Black
Debbie is a registered teacher with the Royal Academy of Dance (R.A.D.) and a member of the W.R.D.A.A. She began teaching at Premiere Dance Academy in the 1999 - 2000 dance season.
Debbie trained in Calgary at the Allan Cozzubbo Academy of Dance where she taught ballet, tap and jazz for 22 years.
Over the past few years Debbie has taught at several studios in Calgary.Collapse
Jennifer Regan
Jenifer will be teaching at our Royal Oak location. Jenifer was born and raised in Iowa, USA. She has had a love for dance and the arts since the early age of 3, when she began taking dance classes. Jenifer was the youngest member of the top dance group in the studio at the age of 11, when she also began competing. She won numerous top awards at regional and national competitions, including numerous stand out dancer awards. Jenifer started out as a student teacher at the age of 11, and then moved on to become a full time instructor at the age of 16.
Jenifer went on to major in Dance Performance, and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree at the highly-regarded and nationally-recognized dance program at Oklahoma City University after spending years of studying dance and performing in competitions. There she was an elite member of the American Spirit Dance Company, as well as a member of the Pep Dancers, who performed at basketball games for the Oklahoma City Stars, and local events.
Jenifer has performed professionally for over 5 years. While in college, she performed in the Oklahoma Centennial Spectacular, and spent her summers performing in Dallas, TX at the national convention for the Mary Kay cosmetic line. After graduation she spent 2 years with Fancy Pants Productions performing at Kings Dominion Theme Park in Doswell, VA where she was a featured soloist, in such shows as All Access, Country Tonite, and Spin to name a few. Jenifer's ultimate dream job came true when she got the call she was hired with Stiletto Entertainment, based out of L.A., to cruise and perform with Holland America Cruise Line. Jenifer performed and travelled around the Mediterranean , Panama Canal, Bahamas, and Alaska to name a few.
Jenifer has the qualifications, talent, and enthusiasm to challenge the abilities of the most advanced dancers in the studio, but she believes that there's a place for every level of student who enjoys dance and wants to learn. She looks forward to her first season with Premiere Dance Academy and can't wait to meet all of you! Collapse
Alexandra Joneson
AJ started developing her love and passion for dance at Premiere Dance Academy when she was only 3 years old. She has trained in various styles including ballet, tap, jazz, musical theatre, street jazz and lyrical. At the age of 7 she joined the competitive team and has won numerous overall awards and scholarships. AJ is excited to begin teaching at Premiere, the very place where she was molded into the dancer she is today and cannot wait to share her love for dance with her studentsCollapse
Carmyne Fynn
Carmyne is an enthusiastic and upbeat young woman. She has a strong passion for dance and has the ability to let her dance come alive with every move she makes. Learning to dance in the streets of South Africa, where she grew up, she has a natural sense of rhythm and can easily incorporate her own style into any routine she learns.
She has accomplished much in her years and has been exposed to many different styles of dancing. Training for 9 years, she is skilled in Jazz, Hip Hop, Classical Ballet, Contemporary and more. At the mere age of 13, she found herself in Los Angeles attending dance classes. She has competed in many events, such as dance power Las Vegas last year.
Currently Carmyne is now a teacher at Imagine Dance Studios where she teaches dance to under privileged kids. She say, "I always wanted to be able to help give back to the community and give kids an escape from their realities. Dance is the most wonderful way to do it because they can express themselves without being judged and they can be as creative as they want. Every child needs something to do where they can feel the most comfortable and dance does that for them. I'm glad that I can help make a difference in their lives."
JTara Magill
Tara began studying dance at 6 years old. She has trained in a variety of dance disciplines, including lyrical, tap, jazz, hip hop, comtemporary, musical theatre and ballet. She has successfully completed the Royal Academy of Dance graded ballet examinations as well as the Intermediate and Advanced 1 major ballet exams, achieving grades of distinction on all.
Over the course of her training, Tara has participated in the various dance workshops, conventions and competitions in Canada and the IS, receiving successful results and accolades for her preformances. She has throughly enjoyed training at Premiere Dance Academy and participating in the competitive dance program. A recent gradute of Centennial High School, Tara is currently studying Biological Sciences at the University of Calgary with hopes of studying medicine in the future.
Tara is also continuing her dance studies and training while attending university. She is thrilled to be part of the Premiere Dance faculty and is eager to share her love of dance with the students.Collapse
Kira Grasley
Miss Kira unofficially began her dance career at the age of 3.
The majority of Miss Kira's training was at the Allan Cozzubbo Academy of Dance where she also completed her student teaching under the direction of Carol Nielson. Miss Kira has completed all Al Gilbert Tap, Jazz and Jazz tap syllabus as well as her Advanced 2 Tap and Jazz Brian Foley Syllabus. Miss Kira has completed all levels of the British Association of Teaching exams as well as the Royal Academy of Dance Educators Syllabus levels 1-3. In 2009 she trained for her RAD Advance 1 ballet exam passing with a Merit standing.
Miss Kira has competed at numerous competitions throughout Alberta with many successes including scholarships from the Alberta Dance Educators Association and Wild Rose Dance Arts.
Over the years, Miss Kira has performed many shows around Alberta as well as traveling to Anaheim, California to perform at Disneyland. However, Miss Kira believes that her greatest achievement in performing was when she was chosen to be part of the ballet company for the Opening Ceremonies of the Calgary '88 Winter Olympics.
Miss Kira has expanded her training over the years and spent two weeks at the Broadway Dance Centre in New York where she was honoured to take a tap class with renowned tapper Savion Glover. As well, Miss Kira has traveled many times to Las Vegas to train with renowned choreographers such as Joe Tremaine, Doug Caldwell, Keri Legrand and Benji Schwimmer, to name just a few. Miss Kira has also participated in classes taught by Mia Michaels, Tyce Diorio and Luther Brown where, yes, she tried to get her hip hop on!
Miss Kira is honored and excited to be a part of the Premiere Dance Academy Faculty where she's able to pass along her love of dance.Collapse
Jaimnie Harding
Jaimie Harding was born to perform, whether it's on the stage or just in class! She has been teaching for close to 20 years, the last ten which have proudly been at Premiere Dance Academy. She was born and raised in Saskatoon and started teaching at the age of 16 in an around the province of Saskatchewan. Jaimie has trained extensively in tap, jazz, ballet, lyrical, musical theatre and hip hop. She obtained her advanced II ADAPT certificates in tap and jazz and elementary RAD.
Her love of dance gained her the opportunity to perform for Carnival Cruise Lines in 1999-2000. Jaimie also spent two years in Greece where she worked for various artists and choreographers in videos, television and concerts. Jaimie also had the opportunity to adjudicate for Champions Dance Competition.
Jaimie holds a BA in Communications Studies from the University of Calgary and works full-time as a Senior Community Relations Advisor. She is passionate about helping her students reach their fullest potential both in and outside of the dance class.Collapse
Emma Wanner
Emma has been dancing at Premiere since the age of 6 and joined the Competitive Team in 2007. She has trained in Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, Pointe and Tap. She has enjoyed working with many different choreographers throughout her years of training and experiencing everything that Dance has to offer and has given her. Emma is excited to share her enthusiasms, passion and love of Dance with all her students.Collapse
Shresht Lamba
Shresht will be teaching at our Royal Oak location and has been learning Bollywood since the age of 3. A passion for dance and music has always been in his veins. Shresht took training from SDIPA in New Delhi and then continued his dancing in Calgary with Soul Feet Dance.
Shresht has been teaching at Premiere for 2 years now and loves to showcase the expression that Bollywood brings through his students. Shresht is currently in 4th year of his International Relations degree and wishes to pursue law in the future. Shresht wants to teach his students the true values of Bollywood: energy, expression and passion.Collapse
Emily Mckay
Emily has been dancing for 19 years, training in a variety of styles including: Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, and Acro-Dance. She started her training at the age of three. Over the years Emily has had many opportunities to perform in special events, these include; dancing in the Disneyland parade, on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, being a member of a pre-professional contemporary company, Acrylics, and dancing in the University of Calgary dance shows Montage 2014 and Mainstage 2016.
Throughout her training Emily has danced in many recitals and taken part in competitions throughout Alberta. She is now in her 4th year at the University of Calgary as a dance major studying choreography and performance. Emily is looking forward to sharing her passion for dance with the students of Premiere Dance Academy.Collapse
Jamie MacNeill
Jamie was born and raised in Calgary and spent 6 years of her dance training at Premiere Dance Academy. During these years she trained in numerous disciplines including jazz, ballet, tap, musical theater, lyrical, and contemporary. Throughout her schooling Jamie has spent countless hours involved in drama and musical theatre productions. She has a strong passion for dancing, singing, and performing.
Along with pursuing a B.Sc degree in biological sciences at the University of Calgary with the hopes to one day studying medicine, Jamie still remains very active in the preforming arts community. This past summer she toured with the Calgary Youth Chorus and represented Canada at the Golden Gate Festival in San Francisco. She is also a member of a Calgary based dance company.
Jamie is thrilled to be spending another season sharing her passion for dance and theatre as part of the Premiere Dance Academy Faculty!Collapse
Irene Weatherlit
Irene Weatherilt will be teaching at both our Silver Springs and Royal Oak locations: Former Artistic Director for Red Deer College Conservatory of Ballet has mentored many professional students who grew up and became professional dancers. As well as training excellent foundational ballet technique and conditioning, Irene has choreographed numerous ballet theatre performances filled with community performers. Irene currently lives and creates ballet classes and choreography in Calgary, ABCollapse
Madison McArdle
Mady began dancing at the age of 5 and immediately fell in love with everything dance had to offer. Over the past 14 years she has trained in jazz, tap, ballet, contemporary, lyrical and modern. She has participated in numerous competitions, conventions, and showcases receiving scholarships and awards including 'Dancer of the Year'.
At the age of 15 she began assisting and found her true passion for inspiring young dancers to reach their potential both inside and outside the studio. She has worked with children ages 3-14 in multiple genres including musical theater, tap and acro. After beginning her training in High River she started assisting recreational and competitive acro classes. Upon graduating from high school she began her certification through the acrobatique program, and hopes to begin her ADAPT jazz and tap certifications this upcoming summer.
Aside from dance Mady studies Kinesiology at the University of Calgary majoring in Mind Sciences and hopes to pursue an Athletic Therapy Diploma and Masters Degree in Sport Psychology following the completion of her undergrad.Collapse
Sam Wong
Sam began to teach himself to dance after being inspired by music artists and street dance pioneers. Sam is part of champion hip hop crew "The Tomorrows", mentored by Lenny Len from Toronto, Ontario. He has starred in multiple videos, and performs all over the city for various events, and charities. He continues to push himself and works to improve his technique daily. Sam is very excited to start teaching at Premiere and share his knowledge and passion with the dancers!"Collapse
Ashleigh Schoonderbeek
Ashleigh Schoonderbeek has been dancing since the age of four. She has danced at both Divine Dance Academy in Olds, Alberta where she first got her start as a teacher, and also at Joy's School of Dance in Innisfail, Alberta. Ashleigh has had many opportunities through dance including the chance to be part of a music video for a local artist.
She is currently studying at the University of Calgary as an English major. Ashleigh is the part of the Dino's cheer team at the university where she gets the opportunity to dance and perform for the student body as well as stunting with the team.
Ashleigh is very excited to be a part of the Premiere Dance Academy family!Collapse
Amanda Sakunidak
Amanda Sakundiak started dancing at the age of 3 and has loved it from the beginning. She started off her training with Ukrainian dancing for 2 years, and then moved on to Premiere Dance Academy at the age of 6.
Amanda has been trained in jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, contemporary, pointe, and street jazz. She joined Premiere's competitive team in 2005 and has loved every second of it. Being part of the Premiere team has molded her into the dancer and person she is today.
Amanda has been an apprentice and then student teacher for the past couple of years. As well as a substitute instructor for many of our classes at time and as an instructor for summer dance camp 2013 . 2013-2014 marks Amanda's first year as a faculty Member.Collapse
Lysia Smandych
Lysia will be teaching at both our Silver Springs andf Royal Oak locations and believes in dreams and knows that sometimes it takes a while to make them all come true.
Classically trained in ballet since age three, Lysia knows the importance of a strong foundation and was so excited to be a dancer who got to do "all three" (ballet, jazz & tap). Finding her niche in musical theatre, Lysia won several gold medals for her song and dance solos and at age 12 was cast as Tessie (You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile) in the Young Canadians Dinner Theatre production of Annie. She went on to perform as Sandy/Sparkle in The Other Side of the Pole at The Pumphouse Theatre, Laurie in Oklahoma! and Anita in West Side Story at St. Francis High School.
After her studio training, Lysia explored her culture through dance where she developed herself as an artist and a choreographer.
As dance evolves, so must the dancer, and Lysia leaves no discipline un-danced. As a principal dancer for the Suzirya Ukrainian Dance Theatre, Lysia has danced for audiences across North America including Queen Elizabeth II. In 2008 Lysia performed in Australia from Sydney to Perth in the folk-opera ballet, Kateryna.
Lysia encourages each one of her students to be themselves, work hard and understand that being a dancer, performer, or whatever your dream may be, can be achieved - if YOU believe.
Miss Lysia is very excited to be a part of Premiere Dance Academy and pass on her love of dance, working alongside teachers who passed it on to her.Collapse
Tanis Nicholls
Tanis was born and raised in Calgary and began dancing at a very young age. She has trained with renowned instructors and choreographers across Canada and the United States, as well as, training in the ADAPT jazz and tap syllabus and The Royal Academy of Dancing ballet syllabus. Tanis received numerous scholarships and awards throughout her years of training.
Tanis graduated from Oklahoma City University with a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in Dance/Theatre Performance. She is certified in Dance, Voice and Acting from The Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria, British Columbia. Tanis has performed on stages in both Canada and the United States. Some of her theater credits include, The Shoji Tabuchi Show, The Wonders of Christmas, Magic N' Miracles Canadian Tour, Break The Floor, New York City Dance Alliance Summer Showcase, The Young Canadians of the Calgary Stampede, and The Nutcracker Ballet. Tanis was also a member of Oklahoma City University's prestigious American Spirit Dance Company and a Pep Dancer for the OCU Stars. Other performance credits include the Bollywood movie, I've Found Someone" and multiple national commercials and television appearances.
Tanis' choreography has been seen at numerous dance competitions across the southern United States and Western Canada, as well as the Heart and Hand Charity Banquet in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Tanis has been an adjudicator for Alberta based dance competitions and is also the owner and Artistic Director of Extreme Dance Challenge.
Tanis was also a member of the Canadian National Tap Team, competing in Berlin, Germany at the World Tap Championship, taking home a silver medal. Tanis lived in the United States for ten years and during this time she performed professionally and taught & choreographed at studios in Missouri and Oklahoma. During her time in Oklahoma, Tanis' students won several scholarships, overall awards, and titles at regional and national competitions. Tanis is excited to be back in Calgary sharing her passion, technical ability and love for dance.Collapse
Ali grew up in Calgary where she started dancing at Premiere Dance Academy at the age of 4. For the next 14 years she competed in the disciplines of ballet, jazz, lyrical, contemporary and street jazz at Premiere. Putting priority on studying the Cecchetti method of classical ballet, she trained at Wendy Wright Studios and Alberta Ballet under Wendy Wright, Nancy Kilgour (Order of Canada) and Nicole Caron. During this time, she participated in many productions, the most memorable being Swan Lake. Ali has been involved in different advert campaigns, most recently for UC International College 2016 as well as a dancer for Canadian country singer Corb Lund, in his music video Dig Gravedigger Dig.
During this time Ali has and continues to donate her time to humanitarian aid, another passion of hers. Over the past few years she has spent time working in schools and churches, one of the most memorable being in Ladyville, Belize. Most recently spent the second half of 2014 in Montego Bay Jamaica working with NGO- Spiritual Fruit Ministries and education ministers in the Montego Bay area.
Ali has recently returned from Christchurch, New Zealand where she completed the first and second years of her undergraduate studies in the areas of Political Science, Philosophy and Sociology. She now continues her studies at the University of Calgary, while co-authoring an article with New Zealand Sociologist Andrew Sepie, on Collective Behaviour specifically researching, Moral Panics.
Ali has completed the Hmong Teacher Training Program (I & II) under Lisa Svecla and was a faculty member at Premiere during the 2013-2014 dance season. She is excited to join the faculty again and share her passion for dance. Collapse
Marissa Braden
Marissa starting taking dance classes at the age of four, starting with ballet then progressing to jazz and tap. After being introduced to Irish dance at age 9, she discovered that it was her true passion. After taking recreational classes for a year Marissa started competing, and is now a competitive championship dancer. Marissa began student teaching at age 11, then was awarded her own class of beginners at age 14. She now teaches multiple levels of Irish dance, and is excited to teach at Premiere Dance. Marissa is now pursuing a BComm at the University of Calgary, and is hoping to go on to a law degree afterwards.Collapse
Kelcey Moore
Kelcey Moore started training at the age of 3 and continued to further her training in a number of
studios as well as conventions. She has trained in multiple disciplines including; Tap, Jazz,
Ballet, Pointe, Lyrical, Contemporary, Street Jazz and Hip Hop. The majority of Kelcey's
training through her younger years were at Premiere Dance Academy as well as the Edge School
for Athletes. She has traveled to Arizona, Paris, as well as Italy to further her dance training with
companies such as Paris Opera Ballet, Studio Harmonic, Paris Dance School, La Scala, and
Dance Arts Industry.
Kelcey has earned full-scholarships to Millennium Dance Complex in Los Angeles and to EDGE performing Arts Center in Los Angeles. Travelling internationally she has competed in Mexico and is a part of Team Canada and in the fall of 2016 will be travelling to Austria to compete in the International Dance Organization World Hip Hop competition. She is also a part of illFX Dance Company and the O2 program.
Among her many performances she has performed in the Arizona Jazz Dance Invitational Showcase, the Calgary Hitmen 20th Anniversary Home Opener, and the Michael Bernard Fitzgerald Show Concert. Kelcey loves to perform as well as share her knowledge and passion of dance with her students and those around her.
Jennalee Colpitts
Jennalee started dancing at the age of 3 and never looked back. She has trained extensively in ballet, jazz, tap, lyrical, modern, musical theatre and hip hop. Jennalee has attended numerous ballet summer schools including the National Ballet of Canada, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Goh Ballet and the Banff Centre for the Performing Arts. She obtained her Advanced II RAD as well as her Intermediate ISTD.
Jennalee has attended many conventions and has progressed her dance studies at Harbour Dance Centre, The Edge in Los Angeles and in New York City.
Jennalee danced for three years with Carnival Cruise Lines, acted in a television commercial for VIBE 98.5 and in a television movie Flirting with Forty starring Heather Locklear. She has also danced as a company member with Encorps Dance Collective in Calgary and is currently a member of the new contemporary company 02 Dance.
Jennalee has been teaching and choreographing in and around Calgary since 2006 and has taught at Premiere Dance Academy since 2008. Jennalee received a Broadcasting Diploma from Mount Royal University and recently completed a Communications degree at the University of Calgary.Collapse
Alexis Harmer
Lexi has grown up in Calgary, AB training at PDA since the age of three. She has trained in various styles including ballet, hip hop, jazz, musical theatre, street jazz, lyrical, and tap. She has accomplished her RAD ballet exams and has done numerous dance workshops to help with her training. She is also a proud member of the PDA competitive team which has taught her how to be a team player and mentor. Lexi has been apprenticing since she was 12 years old and then finished with student teaching.
hroughout the years she has learned what it takes to be responsible and has had lots of help from the other teachers to get her to where she is today. Lexi's passion for tap has been acknowledged over the years with scholarships and special awards. She is very excited to be sharing her love and knowledge of tap with her students this year and is dedicated to getting her students to their full potential.Collapse
Todd Svecla - Office Manager
Todd Svecla has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Calgary. He has always been involved in the performing arts, since his high school days in drama, working backstage, and now at the Premiere Dance Academy studio. So, when Lisa and Todd married it was a natural transition into working and managing the dance studio.
Todd is available to answer any financial questions you may have regarding your dancer's account, and he handles all of the marketing and general business details at the studio.Collapse
Laurie Baines - Attire and Wardrobe Coordinator, Administration
Laurie will continue(after many wonderful years!!) as Attire and Wardrobe Coordinator. As well, she will continue to work some days at the studios in an administrative role. Please feel free to contact, or ask Laurie questions at any time, irregardless if the question or concern is attire, costumes or general inquiries!Collapse
Renee Pedersen - Studio Receptionist
Renee is one of the friendly voices that you will hear on the other end of the phone when you call Premiere Dance Academy.
She is readily available to help with any questions or concerns you may have, or direct your question to the appropriate individual to answer them: the artistic director, business manager, assistant manager, and instructor or the studio liaison.Collapse


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We also saw interesting celebrity baby names including River (Megan Gale & Shaun Hampson), Sonny (Hamsh Black & Zoe Foster) and Frankie (Drew Barrymore & Will Kopelman).
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Denis Kishenko 写道: > Let's continue discussion about hashCode() from thread "Algorithmic > tricks". > > 2006/7/27, Spark Shen <firstname.lastname@example.com>: >> I do have a concern that in some classes, hash calculation does have >> very import impact, but in some others may not be so important, or >> may not >> be taken so heavy use. IMHO, the 'degree of hashing' provided by this >> method may be a little too general to use by all classes. It may be too >> heave >> for some, but too light for others. > Please give some examples of heavy and light hashing in your vision. > According to spec, lots of the classes do not override hashCode method, which gives a hint that these classes do not need. And many class say explicitly that 'Returns the standard hash code as defined by the ||Object.hashCode()| <cid:email@example.com>| method.' Cited from java.lang.Character.hashCode(). Although this class has many internal member variable, may be its not necessary to recalculate it's hashCode. Under this situation, the method seems a little heavy. And following is cited from java.util.Locale.hashCode() 'Override hashCode. Since Locales are often used in hashtables, caches the value for speed.' This is a hint that the more Locales are dispersed the better, may be its a little to light using a standard hash algorithm here. Correct me if I am wrong. >> > But only several classes are using it. I suggest integrate HashCode in >> > all hashCode() implementations (about 200 files), I can do this. >> Anybody >> > else can improve HashCode work. >> > >> Such a utility class is very helpful, but utilize it in all classes may >> not be suitable. And do have some 'premature optimization' smell here. >> As anthon said >> >> "What I'm talking about is not related to 'premature optimization' that >> is now being discussed in another thread but something very narrow, >> limited to maybe one method and not influencing anything else. " > So your suggestion is leave hashCode as is? > IMHO, if there is no test cases to prove that some hash code implementation is 'Bad', may be its too early to substitute them all. Best regards > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Terms of use : http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/mailing.html > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > -- Spark Shen China Software Development Lab, IBM --------------------------------------------------------------------- Terms of use : http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/mailing.html To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Kenzou Tenma, a brain surgeon living and working in Germany, defies authority by saving the life of a boy felled by a gunshot. When he consequently loses both his hospital career and his fiancée, his life takes a fateful turn. Nine years later, the boy returns as a possibly dangerous young man. Amid a string of murders, Tenma sets out to learn the truth about him while clearing his own name in this anime suspense series. Vol. 1 contains episodes 1-15.
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January 31, 2016
Match Day 4 roundup
Santos Laguna 2, Queretaro 0
Bryan Rabello scored two goals in two minutes to give Santos Laguna a 2-0 win over Queretaro Friday at Estadio TSM Corona.
Rabello netted the game-winner in the 23rd minute, snagging the rebound after goalkeeper Tiago Volpe tipped Djaniny's cross back into play, and added an insurance tally from outside the penalty area in the 25th.
La Maquina are in seventh place at 1-2-1 and five points. Queretaro languish in 17th with three points from four games (1-0-3).
Veracruz 2,Tijuana 2
Despite playing a man down for 84 minutes, Tijuana rallied to a 2-2 tie with Veracruz Friday at Estadio Luis Pirata Fuente.
Former LA Galaxy midfielder Juninho started the comeback in the 33rd minute, after Xolos staked the Tiburones Rojos to a pair of early goals. Henry Martin netted the 2-2 equalizer off a free kick by Javier Gandolfi five minutes later.
Gabriel Penalba put Veracruz on the board from the penalty spot in the ninth minute, after a red-card foul by Tijuana defender Leiton Jimenez. Juan Albin made the score 2-0 from the top of the arc in the 28th, after a Xolos turnover near midfield.
The draw was the third of the season for 15th-place Veracruz (0-3-1, 3 pts). Tijuana are tenth on the table at 1-2-1 (5).
Cruz Azul 2, Chiapas 1
Shorthanded Cruz Azul rallied to their first win of the season, 2-1 over Jaguares Saturday at Estadio Azul.
Silvio Romero's 42nd-minute penalty kick sent Chiapas (1-1-2, 4 pts) into halftime with a 1-0 lead. Jorge Benitez ran onto a pass from Aldo Leao and equalized for La Maquina in the 52nd minute, and Leao netted the game-winner in the 78th.
Cruz Azul (1-2-1, 5) played with ten men for 70 minutes after defender Francisco Rodriguez drew a straight red card in the 20th.
Morelia 2, Chivas 0
Morelia (1-2-1, 5 pts) shut out Chivas de Guadalajara 2-0 Saturday at Estadio Morelos.
Pablo Velasquez opened the scoring in the 38th minute, on a play that started well upfield with a through ball from Ignacio Gonzalez. Luis Gabriel Rey corralled the service and dished off to Velasquez for the finish. Juan Pablo Rodriguez added an insurance tally with a spectacular long-distance chip in the 50th.
Winless Chivas (0-3-1, 3 pts) finished without defender Carlos Salcedo, who picked up his second yellow card and was sent off with two minutes left on the clock.
Tigres 3, Leon 1
Andre-Pierre Gignac scored all three goals as sixth-place Tigres (2-1-1, 7 pts) handed #2 Leon 3-1 Saturday at Estadio Universitario.
Gignac snagged a rebound and opened the scoring in the 11th minute. Diego Novaretti outleaped defenders Juninho and Jose Rivas to head home the equalizer for Leon (3-0-1, 9) eight minutes later, but the Frenchman completed his hat trick before the intermission, with goals in the 29th and 45th minutes. The game-winning header came off a corner kick; the insurance goal, also delivered with the head, was set up by Rafael Sobis.
Pachuca 3, Monterrey 1
Pachuca scored three goals in 12 minutes on their way to a 3-1 win over Monterrey Saturday at Estadio Hidalgo.
The win lifted the Tuzos (3-1-0, 10 pts) to the top of the Clausura table.
Franco Jara opened the scoring with a penalty kick to the right side of the net in the 57th minute. Ruben Botta delivered the game-winner off Hirving Lozano's left-side cross in the 67th minute, and Rodolfo Pizarro made the score 3-0 two minutes later.
Rogelio Funes Mori saved the fourth-place Rayados (3-0-1, 9) from the shutout with a goal in the 86th minute.
The match finished ten-on-ten. Monterrey defender Miguel Herrera received two yellow cards in seven minutes and was sent off in the 59th. The Tuzos lost Lozano to a straight red card in the 72nd.
Atlas 1, Pumas 1
Fidel Martinez scored in the 90th minute to lift Pumas into a 1-1 tie with Atlas Saturday at Estadio Jalisco.
Martinez's goal countered a 13th-minute strike from the edge of the penalty area by the Zorros' Rodrigo Salinas, and came three minutes after Atlas netminder Oscar Ustari turned away a penalty kick by Pumas' Luis Quinones.
The result leaves both teams at 1-1-2 and four points.
America 3, Dorados de Sinaloa 0
Club America romped past Dorados de Sinaloa 3-0 Saturday at Estadio Banorte.
Pablo Aguilar broke the ice for the Aguilas in the 26th minute, with a header from just off the post. Osvaldo Martinez doubled America's lead with his right foot in the 40th minute, and Oribe Peralta completed the rout in the 87th, settling a pass from Andres Andrade with his right foot and shooting with his left.
America are fifth on the table with seven points (2-1-1). Dorados continue to trail the pack at 0-0-4 (0).
Toluca 1, Puebla 1
Alberto Acosta's last-second goal lifted Puebla into a 1-1 tie with Toluca Sunday at Estadio Nemesio Diez.
Enrique Triverio put Toluca on the board in the 33rd minute, and goalkeeper Alfredo Talavera turned in a dazzling performance to keep La Franja off the board until deep into stoppage time. Before Triverio's goal, he smothered the rebound of Christian Bermudez's dangerous free kick off the bar.
The Diablos 'keeper picked off two more shots on goal before the intermission, and dove to deflect a second-half free kick by Francisco Torres off the post before finally being beaten to the near post by Acosta.
Both teams finish Week 4 with five points and 1-2-1 records.


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Musfiq us shaleheen
A Moment - Poem by Musfiq us shaleheen
A moment indulged rough-and-tumble,
A new frustration bloomed
As a kite cut off when swing on air
Sandbars cut in the velocity of river
She went to honey moon,
My speed less time ceased and stuck
moving from fire to cold
At the end, spring moreover fade-out
Dream lies under digester,
You will not come back again
Shadow clouds strikes on dark clouds,
Dream blended as ice to rain drops
Cats and dogs rain flooded,
over river flood plain
Clouds are spreading with,
firing through the sky, again and again-
- Shaleheen, February 20,2013
Topic(s) of this poem: sad
Form: Prose Poem
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Sudip Chandra (11/20/2013 2:00:00 PM)
Nicely represent the moment. very lovely write. well imagery. i liked the perception. (Report) Reply
Hazel Durham (3/11/2013 10:24:00 AM)
Raptures of loss of a loved one so vibrant with great imagery! (Report) Reply
Madina Morris (3/7/2013 4:56:00 PM)
(Hand clapping) its just something about this poem i love, or maybe its how you set up the words to have a deeper meaning...i don't know what it is but please, never stop writing: D (Report) Reply
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