The Social Network for Innovators in Motion
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My mother asked me when I was a child of what - maybe 11 - "what did I want to be when I grew up?" "Perfume," I replied. She said nothing. Now, I imagine how hopelessly impractical I must have seemed.
But I wonder where such an aspiration came from? For years living with the fiercely invasive smells of NYC, my nose almost shut down. Somehow my nose was very protective. But given my childhood ambitions and my mature inclination to shut down one of the 5 senses, I wonder what…
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A month ago, I posted a video of Alyssa Joy Stith doing a short improv with cellist Chris Lancaster. 214 viewings in a day, now nearing 700. A testament to how many friends she had. I still don't know anything about why she is no longer with…
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Would like to know whether anyone in Dance-Tech.net has a network to recommend for getting videos into high schools. Please let me know.
Also, has anyone had any luck getting into the network for LETS MOVE, Michelle Obama's campaign. One would think this network would be a…
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If a slim, handsome man or woman waits on you in a Manhattan restaurant, you just assume they are performers. But do you do the same in Chinatown and Flushing? Perhaps you should. Since 1988, Qi Shu Fang, master of Chinese Opera, has been developing her own Peking Opera Company with her husband…
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Dear Deirdre, I´m making a review of history of videodance in Mexico during the 90`s, I found an e-mail you sent me in 1998, I guess. I´m recovering experiences from those years, and your are an important part.
I remember you, with love.
Hope you are fine!
I would be glad to ! Lets' keep in touch !
Lisa
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Do you happen to know anyone who works at VH1/ MTV?
Maybe we could have a call for silent films and create an event inviting the musicians to accompany it. The audience picks their favorite and the musician plays again.