May 26, 2007
Podcasting for Goobers
I recently had a lively discussion at work, at a meeting of our "digital content interest group", that boiled down to one of the attendees saying "Podcasting is complicated", and me saying "No, podcasting is easy". It then degenerated into not terribly productive "Is so!"-"Is not!" loop.
Well, perhaps I should put my money where my mouth is, and just do a bloody podcast, and in the process, demonstrate how hard or easy it is, and perhaps help others who might be considering it find their way into the wonderful world of podcasting--even if, like me, you are a goober.
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May 17, 2007
Stanford Waltz Week
From Richard Powers of Stanford:
Stanford Waltz Week: June 24-29
http://socialdance.stanford.edu/danceweeks
Waltz--Viennese, Cross-Step, Rotary, Redowa and more
Swing, Tango, Latin, Ballroom, Vintage and club dances
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May 08, 2007
Medieval Dance Question
I just received this question. My answer is below. Any additional suggestions are welcome via the "comments" feature.
I'm hoping you can help. I am a Girl Scout leader in Maryland. We have a day camp during the summer that changes themes each year. This year it is Medieval. I have been put in charge of DANCE. Don't ask me why!
Do you have any information or better yet instructions that would help me to teach a couple of medieval dances to girls ranging from 5 to 12 years old. If not do you have a suggestion where I could find such information. I would appreciate any help you could give me.
Linda
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May 05, 2007
New Format for LAHA Home Page
For the last ten years or so, the home page at lahacal.org has been about presenting the services and events organized by LAHA. With LAHA on the glidepath to disbandment, the time has come to redefine the website.
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