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Long Island, NY (2nd) WEST ISLIP - April 15-17, 2016 Results Solo Recreational ~ Mini PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE Dream Makers Performing 1ST 191 NAUGHTY (YSOBEL LEONARD) 278 Arts 2ND 129 WILD CHILD (EMMA VERCH) U Gotta Dance 261.5 3RD 377 CHANDELIER (ISABEL LIN) Kings Park Dance Center 259 4TH 232 IN LOVE WITH A MONSTER (ALISON MELENDEZ) Cristina's Dance Unlimited 258.5 5TH 231 CHA CHA HEELS (EMMA FISCHETTI) The Dance Place 258 5TH 216 WORTH IT (KYLEIGH HARRISON) The Dance Place 258 Dream Makers Performing 6TH 92 WERK IT (GIANNA PALAZZO) 257.5 Arts Dream Makers Performing 6TH 83 ONCE UPON A DECEMBER (LILLIAN KAVAUGH) 257.5 Arts 6TH 103 WINGS (MACEKENZIE TORRES) Cristina's Dance Unlimited 257.5 7TH 158 BALLERINA GIRL (CEARA SINGLETON) The Dance Place 254 Dream Makers Performing 8TH 163 BROADWAY BABY (ALANA ELIAS) 253 Arts 9TH 230 DIVA (GIANNA SARIDIS) The Dance Place 249 DIAMONDS ARE A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND Dream Makers Performing 10TH 100 247.5 (ALYSSONDRA EMRICK) Arts Solo Recreational ~ Junior PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE Jasper Performing Arts 1ST 146 WINGS (BRIA JOHNSON) 271 Center Jasper Performing Arts 2ND 99 WERK (KAYLA ELLIS) 270 Center 3RD 32 NOTHING FROM NOTHING (JULIA SIERRA) The Dance Place 258 4TH 14 SUPERGIRL (SKYLAR ROMANELLI) The Dance Place 253.5 5TH 236 A LITTLE PARTY (GABRIELLA PIACQUADIO) The Dance Place 251 WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR ME LATELY (TARYN 6TH 300 The Dance Place 248 SCHROEDER) Solo Recreational ~ Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 292 SKINNY LOVE (SINEAD SINGLETON) The Dance Place 278.5 Dream Makers Performing 2ND 91 PAN'S LABRINTH (SARAH KOCIVIC) 271.5 Arts Dream Makers Performing 3RD 238 CREATION (MADDIE MULLANY) 265 Arts 4TH 12 THE VOICE WITHIN (HAILEY STANCO) The Dance Place 264.5 5TH 249 I'M STILL HOT (FATIMA VELASQUEZ) The Dance Place 261 Solo Recreational ~ Sr Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE Jasper Performing Arts 1ST 172 TOXIC (JAIDA KIPPINS) 271.5 Center Jasper Performing Arts 2ND 171 SANTIGOLD (MIKIYAH HUGHES) 269 Center Dream Makers Performing 3RD 155 DIBITY DOP (YANIXA CRESPO) 267.5 Arts 4TH 37 RIVER (TALI FRIEDMAN) dancehampton 260.5 5TH 71 THE CORPSE BRIDE (SAMANTHA KLEIN) The Dance Place 246 Solo Competitive ~ Mini PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE Dream Makers Performing 1ST 204 I AM ADOLPHO (DEVIN CAMPBELL) 277 Arts 2ND 319 MY FIGHT (LOLA IMPERIALE) The Dance Place 268.5 3RD 169 HALLELUJAH (RYLEIGH TOLCHIN) The Dance Place 264 Dream Makers Performing 4TH 202 WHERE YOU FROM? (JAELYNN GUZMAN) 263.5 Arts Dream Makers Performing 5TH 203 I'M A WOMAN (JA'MIYEAH WALKER) 259 Arts Solo Competitive ~ Junior PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE Long Island Dance 1ST 206 WORK ME DOWN (GINGER MASTROSIMONE) 279.5 Connection 1ST 343 WHISTLE (CATHERINE DISQUE) Jan Martin Dance Studio 279.5 Dream Makers Performing 2ND 205 THE LIGHT (BRINN O'LEARY) 275.5 Arts Dream Makers Performing 3RD 209 LA REINA (SOLANA MARTINEZ) 273.5 Arts 4TH 113 NEVERLAND (ALESSANDRA HERMES) Cristina's Dance Unlimited 272.5 HOW LONG WILL I LOVE YOU (ISABELLA Dream Makers Performing 5TH 208 270 NAVARRO) Arts 6TH 159 HOW DO I LOOK (HAILEY WORRELL) U Gotta Dance 267 7TH 134 PARTY GIRL (EMILY SCHWARTZBERG) U Gotta Dance 266.5 7TH 244 THE RING (RAVEN ESQUERRA) The Dance Place 266.5 Dream Makers Performing 8TH 149 BON JOUR PARIS (LEAH HERNANDEZ) 266 Arts Dream Makers Performing 9TH 207 ALL THIS TO SAY (ALYSSA BARBOT) 265.5 Arts 10TH 157 FUTURE HUSBAND (MAYA GINSBERG) U Gotta Dance 265 Solo Competitive ~ Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE Long Island Dance 1ST 434 HEY PACHUCO (THOMAS HENDERSON) 291.5 Connection EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD Long Island Dance 2ND 429 290.5 (EMILY CIVITELLA) Connection Long Island Dance 3RD 436 I WON'T DANCE (BILLY ARCO) 290 Connection 4TH 491 ANGEL (AMANDA GONCALVES) Jan Martin Dance Studio 284 Long Island Dance 5TH 433 NEVER LET ME GO (FAITH HENDERSON) 283.5 Connection Dream Makers Performing 6TH 430 ELASTIC HEART (KRISTEN LIVIA) 283 Arts Dream Makers Performing 7TH 336 WELCOME HOME (SOPHIA GREENAWAY) 280.5 Arts Stars of Tomorrow Dance 8TH 302 TO BUILD A HOME (KAYLA BYRNE) 280 Academy 9TH 277 GDFR (SKYE AVDAR) U Gotta Dance 279 10TH 135 CONTROL (SASHA BUKARY) U Gotta Dance 278.5 Dream Makers Performing 10TH 437 MAGDELENA (JOSIAH CURET) 278.5 Arts Solo Competitive ~ Sr Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE Take A Bow Performing Arts 1ST 418 FALLING (LUKE ROMANZI) 298 Center 2ND 481 VIA DELOROSA (BRIANNA SANCHEZ) The Dance Place 292 3RD 517 THE VOICES WITHIN (DANIELLE BARKOFF) Jan Martin Dance Studio 290.5 4TH 443 FALL DOWN AT YOUR DOOR (ELIAS ALFAU) The Dance Place 290 Dream Makers Performing 5TH 446 THE LAST BREATH (DYLAN O'LEARY) 287 Arts Dream Makers Performing 6TH 438 BEAUTIFUL EXISTENCE (SABRINA GIARDULLO) 286 Arts 7TH 75 NEXT TO YOU (MADISON OSTRACH) Jan Martin Dance Studio 284 8TH 52 MAKE IT TO ME (CARLY BATTIPAGLIA) Jan Martin Dance Studio 283.5 8TH 180 LAST LOVE SONG (SAMANTHA GONCALVES) Jan Martin Dance Studio 283.5 8TH 142 JET SET (DYLAN MASKELL) U Gotta Dance 283.5 9TH 293 HEAVEN (DEANNA SANTORO) M&T Dance Unlimited 283 9TH 77 THE LEADER (ALI PITTA) Jan Martin Dance Studio 283 Dream Makers Performing 10TH 444 SYRUP AND HONEY (JULIANNE MACAGNONE) 280.5 Arts Duo/Trio ~ Recreational ~ Mini PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 80 CLAP SNAP Jasper Performing Arts Center 259.5 2ND 137 WE GOT THE BEAT Cristina's Dance Unlimited 256.5 3RD 195 THE CHIPETTES Dream Makers Performing Arts 254 4TH 215 GAMERS The Dance Place 247.5 5TH 379 CAN'T TOUCH THIS Dream Makers Performing Arts 247 Duo/Trio ~ Recreational ~ Junior PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 258 TELL ME The Dance Place 259.5 2ND 104 FOR YOU I WILL Jasper Performing Arts Center 258.5 3RD 70 THE ROCKSTAR & HIS COVERGIRL The Dance Place 247 Duo/Trio ~ Recreational ~ Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 72 UNSQUARE dancehampton 256.5 2ND 31 BURNITUP! dancehampton 254 3RD 344 WHEN YOU BELIEVE Dance Express 246 Duo/Trio ~ Recreational ~ Sr Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 58 VIENNA dancehampton 268.5 2ND 473 POOR UNFORTUNATE SOULS The Dance Place 266 Duo/Trio ~ Competitive ~ Mini PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 200 I CAN DO BETTER The Dance Place 252.5 2ND 116 STARSTRUCK Stars of Tomorrow Dance Academy 251.5 3RD 350 PUMP IT UP The Dance Place 248 4TH 382 BLACKBIRD The Dance Place 247.5 Duo/Trio ~ Competitive ~ Junior PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 363 MAKOCHE Long Island Dance Connection 284 2ND 314 WEPA Jan Martin Dance Studio 277.5 3RD 276 RUSH HOUR U Gotta Dance 275 3RD 119 SHAKE SENORA Dream Makers Performing Arts 275 4TH 213 REDICULOUS Expressions in dance 274.5 5TH 356 I WANNA DANCE WITH SOMEBODY Long Island Dance Connection 271 Duo/Trio ~ Competitive ~ Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 391 DANGEROUS Long Island Dance Connection 290.5 2ND 361 WHEN YOU NEED A FRIEND Long Island Dance Connection 287.5 3RD 199 EVERYWHERE I GO Jan Martin Dance Studio 282 4TH 107 HALO Jan Martin Dance Studio 280 5TH 317 WELCOME TO THE TEA PARTY Long Island Dance Connection 278.5 Duo/Trio ~ Competitive ~ Sr Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 378 LEAN ON ME Jan Martin Dance Studio 291.5 2ND 173 RISE UP Jan Martin Dance Studio 287.5 3RD 255 VIA DOLOROSA U Gotta Dance 286.5 4TH 138 PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE Jan Martin Dance Studio 283.5 5TH 475 THREE WISHES Jan Martin Dance Studio 282 Small Group ~ Recreational ~ Mini PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 78 WHO WOULD IMAGINE Cristina's Dance Unlimited 263 2ND 229 LIKE I'M GOING TO LOSE YOU Jan Martin Dance Studio 261 3RD 214 BIRTHDAY Jan Martin Dance Studio 260 4TH 124 ITSY BITSY SPIDER Cristina's Dance Unlimited 258 5TH 162 FIREWORKS Expressions in dance 257.5 Small Group ~ Recreational ~ Junior PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 131 FANCY Jasper Performing Arts Center 269.5 2ND 235 CUPS Dream Makers Performing Arts 266.5 2ND 218 THEME FROM MR. BROADWAY dancehampton 266.5 2ND 283 PRUEBALO Dream Makers Performing Arts 266.5 3RD 105 SHAKE SENORA U Gotta Dance 261 3RD 60 YOUNG & FAMOUS Stars of Tomorrow Dance Academy 261 4TH 61 LOOK AT ME NOW The Dance Place 256.5 5TH 110 EMERGENCY Dream Makers Performing Arts 254.5 Small Group ~ Recreational ~ Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 79 ALL ABOUT THAT BASS Jasper Performing Arts Center 268 2ND 24 YELLOW dancehampton 266 3RD 165 TAKE FIVE dancehampton 265 4TH 452 FINALLY HOME The Dance Place 262.5 5TH 65 HOW IT ENDS dancehampton 258.5 Small Group ~ Recreational ~ Sr Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 196 THRILLER Jasper Performing Arts Center 274.5 2ND 503 MEDICINE The Dance Place 265.5 Small Group ~ Competitive ~ Mini PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 176 EMERGENCY The Dance Place 261.5 2ND 338 EXES AND OHS The Dance Place 260.5 Small Group ~ Competitive ~ Junior PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 66 CONGA Dream Makers Performing Arts 275.5 2ND 424 NIGHTMARES Kings Park Dance Center 274 3RD 359 SWING Dream Makers Performing Arts 273 4TH 8 DESSERT Expressions in dance 271 5TH 51 WORKIN DAY AND NIGHT Cristina's Dance Unlimited 269 Small Group ~ Competitive ~ Teen PLACEMENT ENTRY ROUTINE TITLE STUDIO NAME SCORE 1ST 409 WHEN MY TIME COMES Kings Park Dance Center 294.5 2ND 296 UNTIL WE GO DOWN Long Island Dance Connection 292 3RD 150 WHERE'S MY MONEY Jan Martin Dance
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    Views of Nature and Environ- mental Concern in Iceland Þorvarður Árnason Linköping Studies in Arts and Science No. 339 Linköpings universitet, Institutionen för Tema Linköping 2005 1 Linköping Studies in Arts and Science • No. 339 At the Faculty of Arts and Science at Linköpings universitet, research and doctoral studies are carried out within broad problem areas. Research is organized in interdisciplinary research environments and doctoral studies mainly in graduate schools. Jointly, they publish the series Linköping Studies in Arts and Science. This thesis comes from the Department of Water and Environmental Studies at the Tema Institute. Distribueras av: Institutionen för Tema Linköpings universitet 581 83 Linköping Þorvarður Árnason Views of Nature and Environmental Concern in Iceland Upplaga 300 ISBN 91-85457-41-8 ISSN 0282-9800 © Þorvarður Árnason Institutionen för Tema 2005 Printed by UniTryck, Linköping 2005 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS: I. Foreword and acknowledgements, pg. 4 II. Views of Nature and Environmental Concern in Iceland, pg. 9 g. 9 III. Article 1: “Nature in Medieval Icelandic and Nordic Literature”, pg.61 IV.Article 2: “Sigfús Eymundsson 1837-1911: Icelandic Landscape Photography”, pg.85 V. Article 3: “Views of Nature in Iceland: A Comparative Approach”, pg.103 VI. Article 4: “Environmental Concern in Iceland: Values, Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors”, pg.125 VII. Article 5: “Sustainable Development in Iceland: Public Perceptions, Understanding, and Awareness” pg.147 3 - 3 - Foreword and acknowledgements: What meaning can
  • Revolutionary Theatricality: Dramatized American Protest, 1967-1968

    Revolutionary Theatricality: Dramatized American Protest, 1967-1968

    Revolutionary Theatricality: Dramatized American Protest, 1967-1968 Angela Rothman University of Oregon Rothman 1 American protest against the political and social establishment grew between the years 1967 and 1968 because dramatic aspects of rebellion manifested in theatrical methods. Prominent examples of these protests include the San Francisco Mime Troupe, the production of Paradise Now by the Living Theatre, the Broadway cast production of the musical Hair, and the Festival of Life by the Yippie Movement1 at the Chicago Democratic National Convention. During this intense period of domestic conflict, these activists embraced the revolutions of radical theater as visible forms of protest. Theatrical performance is a major presentation performed by actors and interpreted by audiences, both politically and socially. In an America embroiled in war and cultural conflict, the actors in social groups used revolutionary strategies to express the need for changes in society. Naomi Feigelson’s The Underground Revolution: Hippies, Yippies, and Others argues that politics meshed with theater in “the insistence on involvement, the need for each person to feel part of life.” 2 Doing so made “the spectator part of the action, [in] a drive for liberation and personal expression.” 3 Both Broadway and off-Broadway theater companies, as well as activists like the Yippies, created a platform for their messages and invited spectators to join the drama. While political theater was not a new art form, experimental theater methods decisively influenced performative protests in the late 1960s. They demonstrated their theatrical protest in the call to, and act of, revolution. Stephan Mark Halpern writes that as “the war in Vietnam dragged on and on it seemed to expose the unresponsiveness of government and the weaknesses in American society;” this instability coupled with social repression made a volatile mixture.
  • A Needed Win for Brittney Barnett & Chicks Keen O Pocopoo at Hermiston

    A Needed Win for Brittney Barnett & Chicks Keen O Pocopoo at Hermiston

    August 13, 2019 Volume 13: Issue 33 In This Issue: • MT Equine Race to the Finish, pg 25 • Ogden 8 & Under, pg 34 • Meagan McCain Memorial, pg 35 • Copper Spring Ranch Horse Sale Results, pg 38 • Fulton Family PH Sale Results, pg 41 Published Weekly, online at www.BarrelRacingReport.com - Since 2007 A Needed Win For Brittney Barnett & Chicks Keen O PocoPoo at Hermiston By Tanya Randall Brittney Barnett got a much needed win at the $15,000-added Dino Dell Farm City Pro Rodeo in Hermiston, Oregon. Aboard her 12-year- Dinos Poco Dell old Paint mare Chicks Keen O PocoPoo (“Paint”), Barnett clocked Ringo Lady a 17.01 on a WPRA Standard Pattern to win $6,294. Mr Dominator “I keep watching that run every day,” said Barnett. “I’m still Far Ute Keno pretty excited about it. When I got word that the ground was deep, I Kenos Surprise was going to ride a different horse, but I chickened out and jumped on her instead.” Ginger Scott Sid Britt, husband of former Columbia River Circuit Director Randy Rae Britt, worked the ground and had it super safe for all. Chicks Keen O Pocopoo Barnett and her little 14 hand mare were in the first performance, APHA, 2007 Paint Mare but last before the drag after five runners. Smart Chic Olena “I’d never been there before,” she explained. “The alley intimi- Dix Chic Olena dated me a little bit. I hand walked her up it right before the barrels, Dixana Doc just so she could see it.