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‘Love Island USA’ Charlie on Hannah and Pepe’s relationship Charlie Georgiou watched his “Love Island USA” episodes — but doesn’t care to see Hannah Fields’ new relationship with Pepe Garcia-Gonzalez. Rapper Megan Thee Stallion made a guest appearance on the June 19 episode of “Love Island USA.” The show airs every day except Wednesdays, with “Love Island Aftersun” airing on Saturdays. A new…

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2025 Studio Switch List

This only includes dancers who switches in the calendar year 2025.

4PM

-> theCrew

Avery Olson

CanDance Studios

-> Club Dance Studio

Addison Smith

Club Dance Studio

-> Dance Connection 2

Paislee Perkins

-> Dance Studio C

Peyton De La Cerda

-> Gateway Dance Center

Zoe Phiapalath Dolly Putton

Dance Connection 2

-> Club Dance Studio

Gage Davis

Dance Deluxe

-> Becky Navalenkos Dance Studio

Bradley Kawa Breckyn Kawa

-> CanDance Studios

Savannah McSheffery Savannah Wink

-> Club Dance Studio

Lauren Allison Haven Bryan

-> Dance Studio C

Ashtyn Johnson

Dance Unlimited Boise

-> Blake Stanley Techniques

Megan Barrazza

Dancezone

-> Stars Dance Studio

Kaylin Gabosch

DC Dance Factory

-> Pave Pro Nashville

Everleigh Soutas

Ecole De Dance Louise

-> Vlad's Dance Company

Leonie Macorig

Elite Dance Pro

-> Dance Connection 2

Chloe Pyzel

Eternal Dance Company

-> The Collective PHX

Maddie Kronenberg

Expressenz

-> En Pointe Indiana Ballet

Brynn Jones

Gateway Dance Center

-> Club Dancer Studio

Jaxon Adamson Birdie Hill Goldie Hill Oakley Hill

Groove Studios

-> Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Abby Mae

Lanzi Academy Dance

-> Evolve Dance Complex

Gretchen Gammon

Legacy Dance Studio

-> Pave Pro Nashville

Madeline Fossick

Millennium Dance Complex Nashville

-> Nashville Ballet

Leila Winker

Moghimian Arts (Scotland)

-> Stars Dance Studio

Noah Burnell

OCPAA

-> TheCrew -> 4PM

Harlee Lozano Kailee Lozano

Project 21

-> V&T Classical Ballet Academy

Elliana Anbarden

South County Dance

-> The Moxie Movement

Vienna Golod

Stars Dance Studio

-> Dance Unlimited

Bella Llerena

-> theCrew

Ella Dobler

Summit Dance Shoppe

-> Larkin Dance Studio

Brooklyn Broschofsky Harper Broschofsky Brooklyn Peterson

The Colony

-> Mather Dance Company

Mia Williams

theCrew

-> The Six Compound

Bronson Arrivillaga

The Dallas Conservatory

-> Elite Classical Coaching

Maeve Olsen

-> Next Step Dance PAC

Gracelyn Weber (?)

-> Yulia Ilina Ballet

Katy Lee Sophia Sutaria

The Dance Academy

-> The NINE Dance Academy

Lucy Callan

The Dance Complex

-> Concept Paveille

Tensley Morrill

-> Larkin Dance Studio

Vera Dean Natalie Dockendorf Preslie Lopez Annabel Schoolmeesters

-> Summit Dance Shoppe

Lynlie Ferrin Brittany Johnson

The Moxie Movement

-> Evoke Dance Movement

(Alexa Paul)

The PAC

-> Stars Dance Studio

Cade Kaiser

The Platform Dance Studio

-> Club Dance Studio

Olivia Jacobs

Weina Dance Studio

-> Blake Stanley Techniques

Makayla Chan

West Austin Dance Academy

-> Pulse Dance Project

Vivian Fincher

Westchester Dance Academy

-> Stars Dance Studio

Samantha Geller

West Florida Dance Company

-> LDC -> Evolve Dance Complex -> JBP Entertainment

Stella Brogan

-> Your Haven Dance Company

Kylee Kay

Xplosive Dance Academy

-> Ace Dance Project

Levi Caicco Sylvie Rock

Your Haven Dance Company

-> Blake Stanley Technique -> Elite Dance Complex

Kaylin Jacobs

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Radix 2025 Nationals Prediction

Mini

Top 6

Navy Forrest (Club Dance Studio) - top 6

Arina Bryzgunova (Allegro) - top 6

Avery Stomberg (The Collective PHX) - top 25

Amaya Rodriguez (Dance Unlimited) - top 6

Lily Knopps (Club Dance Studio) - top 15

Chloe Todman (BLA Dance Academy) - top 6

Top 15

Peyton Root (Bobbie's School of Performing Arts) - top 15

Shale Herrera (Club Dance Studio)

Juliette Balija (Dance Xplosion) - top 25

Elise Carlson (Evoke Dance Movement)

Audrina Mossembekker (Mather Dance Company)

Hayden Goren (Mather Dance Company)

Eden Roberts (OCPAA) - top 15

Liv Matson (Project 21) - top 15

Emery Bourne (Studio X) - top 15

Hadley Morse (Summit Dance Shoppe) - top 15

Alexa Paul (The Moxie Movement)

Junior

Top 6

Ruby Taylor (Utah Festival Ballet) - top 15

Avery Altobelli (Epic Dance Complex) - top 15

Addyson Paul (Evoke Dance Movement) - top 15

Mya Lanigan (Evolve Dance Complex) - top 6

Tinsley Wallace (Renner Dance Company) - top 6

Caitlyn Paik (To The Pointe Dance Centre) - top 25

Top 15

Isla Gardner (Club Dance Studio) - top 15

Mikayla Isler (Club Dance Studio) - top 15

Gwyneth Woods (Dance Studio C) - top 25

Braydon Ziegler (Elite Studio of Dance) - top 6

Skye Harrell (Mather Dance Company) - top 15

Madelyn Nasu (Project 21)- top 15

Madison Ng (Project 21) - top 25

Camila Giraldo (Stars Dance Studio) - top 6

Tenley Anthony (The Collective PHX) - top 6

Dakota Casteel (SpotLite Dance Studio) - top 15

Gemma Holmes (Evolve Dance Complex) - top 25

Teen

Top 6

Gage Davis (Dance Connection 2) - top 6

Victoria Martinez (Evoke Dance Movement) - top 25

Georgia Beth Peters (JBP Entertainment) - top 6

Faílenn Daley (The colony) - top 25

Kinsley Oykhman (YYC dance project) - top 15

Evie Richard (Premier Dance) - top 6

Top 15

Sophia Schiano (Club Dance Studio) - top 6

Zachary Gibson (Candance)

Avery Maycunich (Exhibit 3 Dance Company) - top 25

Adelyn Kolanz (Dance Universe)

Kalli Ramet (LDC)

Delaney McCarthy (Mather Dance Company) - top 6

Helena Olaerts (Mather Dance Company) - top 15

Jonathan Archer (Mather Dance Company) - top 15

Rissa Laguana (The Rock Center For Dance)

Francesca Jen (The Academy at The Brea Space)

Allison Shin (The Academy at The Brea Space) - top 25

Paislyn Schroeder (Tribe Seven Dance) - top 25

Senior

Top 6

Kira Chan (Elements Dance Space) - top 6

Gracyn French (Project 21) - top 15

Avery Cashen (Distinction Dance Company) - top 6

Coltrane Vodicka (Evoke Dance Movement) - top 6

Alonzo Dock (STARS Elite Training Center) - top 6

Sam Evans (Evolve Dance Complex) - top 6

Top 15

Grace McKinley (Dance Studio C) - top 25

Sydney Duke (Devotion The Movement) - top 6

Camryn Lanigan (Evolve Dance Complex)

Kennie Shen (Mather Dance Company)

Sienna Morris (Mather Dance Company) - top 15

Logan Asuncion (Nor Cal Dance Arts) - top 15

Audrey La France (Nor Cal Dance Arts) - top 25

Madison Ronquillo (Nor Cal Dance Arts) - top 15

Emmy Claire Kaiden (Pave School of the Arts) - top 15

Haileigh Brennan (Impact Dance Studio)

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Jump Teen Solo Results:

10th: Racquelle Arellano - Dance Connection Scottsdale, Allison Haustveit - Dance Unlimited Boise

9th: Kinsley Oykhman - YYC Dance Project, Penny Haws - Dance Unlimited Boise, Claire Pistor - Club Dance Studio

8th: Zachary Gibson - CanDance Studios, Lyla Sitrin - Summers DanceWorks, Hadley Spanich - South Tulsa Dance Co, Alexis Alvarez - Club Dance Studio, Sophia Schiano - Club Dance Studio, Roxie Onellion - Base Dance Center

7th: Mavery Klima - Dance Unlimited Boise, Lexi Bahena - Dance Connection 2, Alyvia Chen - The Collective PHX

6th: Katie Townes - Dance Connection Scottsdale

5th: Kortlynn Rosenbaugh - Club Dance Studio

4th: Riley Zeitler - Westlake Dance Center

3rd: Lauryn Alexander - The Collective PHX, Madee Richardson - The Collective PHX

2nd: Alivya Alfonso - Elite Dance Pro

1st: Taylor Morrison - Dance Connection 2

Thanks!

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CLUB FIVE 2025

SENIORS:

Alejandro Ruiz - Stars Dance Studio

Anjelika Edjeder - Evoke Dance Movement

Ayla Rodriguez- Artistic Fusion Dance Academy

Brady Horne - The Vision Dance Alliance

Cade Kaiser - Stars Dance Studio

Catherine Clayton - Stars Dance Studio

Caitlyn Polis - The Vision Dance Alliance

Emme Gerardi - Dance Universe

Emma Donnelly - Danceology

Giselle Gandarilla - Stars Dance Studio

Hugo Silva - Stars Dance Studio

Keira Radpath- Larkin Dance Studio

Kira Chan - Elements Dance Space

Kylan Wright - Stars Dance Studio

Luca Vasquez - The Academy

Makaia Roux - Danceology

Malaia Howard - Michelle Latimer Dance Academy

Maranda Dinnino - Elite Dance By Damian

Naomi Wei - Studio L

Patricio Hoyo - Stars Dance Studio

Sofia Rossella - Performing Dance Arts

Sophie Garcia - Stars Dance Studio

Madison Ronquillo - Nor Cal Dance Arts

Kenzie Jones - Elektro Dance Academy

Delaney McCarthy- Mather Dance Company

Ellie Duffin - Dance Connections 2

TEENS:

Alexis Alvarez - Club Dance Studio

Aliviya Nicole - Premier Ballet Conservatory

Amethyst Hernandez - Brava Dance Company

Anistyn Larsen - Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Braylynn Grizzafi - The Pointe Performing Arts Center

Bella Darmas - Stars Dance Studio

Claire Pistor - Club Dance Studio

Delilah Hewitt- The Academy

Ella Dobler - Stars Dance Studio

Emilie Ko- Yoko's Dance And Performing Arts Academy

Faìleen Gray- Dance Colony

Finn Crisos - The Collective PHX

Georgia Beth Peters - JBP Entertainment

Isabella Tjoe - Yoko's Dance And Performing Arts Academy

Kamryn Smith - Soul Shock Dance Company

Kate Baldwin- TheCREW

Kylee Casares - Stars Dance Studio

Kylie Kaminsky - Danceology

Piper Perusse - The Company Space

Tayah Klimuck - Pave School Of The Arts

Roxie Onellion - The Base Dance Center

Tori Chun - Pulse Dance Centre

Willa ? - Pure Movement Allen

Tabitha Nan - Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Tatum Brady - Westside Dance Project

Ellie Ambardan- V&T Classical Ballet

Faith Crain - Prodigy Dance Performing Arts Company

Isabella Koustnezova- Studio Fusion

Bella Cianni - Stars Dance Studio

Mia Jordan - Dance Colony

JUNIORS:

Amanda Carpenter- Dance Town Miami

Adiyah Aires- K2 Studios

Alivia Hughes- Dance Connections 2

Ashley Otano - Stars Dance Studio

Asha Lee - Dance Force

Bella Gonzalez - Studio X Dance Complex

Dakota Casteel - SpotLite Dance Studio

Charlotte Ratjen- Dance Connections 2

Ella Venerio - Dance Unlimited Miami

Ellary Day Szyndlar- Club Dance Studio

Emery Duffin- Dance Connections 2

Everleigh Soutas - DC Dance Factory

Khloe Douros- Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Kendyl Miller - Club Dance Studio

Leilani Lawlor - Stars Dance Studio

Lilly Anderson- Larkin Dance Studio

Malia Scott - Larkin Dance Studio

Megan Barraza - Dance Unlimited Boise

Rory Ross - Milele Academy

Ruby Taylor - Utah Festival Ballet

Skye Harrell- Mather Dance Company

Tuti Tous- Dance Unlimited Miami

Ella Knight - North County Academy Of Dance

Lilah Gow- JWDA

Noah ? - Monghemian Arts

MINIS:

Abbey Scott - Club Dance Studio

Amaya Rodriguez- Dance Unlimited Miami

Aspen Roberts - K2 Studios

Avery Stomberg - The Collective PHX

Belle Marie Arauz- Dance Town Miami

Chloe Murillo - Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Danielle Brotherton- Artistic Fusion Dance Academy

Emersyn Varker - Club Dance Studio

Hallee Anderson- Larkin Dance Studio

James Iwatamoto - The Moxie Movement

Jade Glyzinski- Larkin Dance Studio

Jayda Cook - Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Lennon Bailey - Dance Connections 2

Londyn Springer - Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Mikaela Flores - Stars Dance Studio

Nixie Vance - Club Dance Studio

Ryan Root - Bobbie's Performing Arts Studio

Scarlett & Savannah Brenly - Dance Connections 2

Shale Herrera- Club Dance Studio

Sienna DiPietro- The NINE Dance Academy

Soleil Lynch - Danceology

Stella Ames - Larkin Dance Studio

Stella Brinkerhoff - Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Sylvie Win Szyndlar- Club Dance Studio

Olive Rauser - Dance Unlimited Miami

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Top Medical Billing and Coding Schools in Arizona: Your Path to a Rewarding Career

Top Medical Billing and Coding Schools in‌ Arizona: Your Path to a Rewarding Career

Top medical‍ Billing and Coding Schools in Arizona: Your⁢ Path‍ to a Rewarding Career

Are you looking to embark on a fulfilling​ career in healthcare? The demand for‍ medical billers ⁣and coders is ​skyrocketing, making this profession one of the most⁢ promising in the healthcare sector. In Arizona, several accredited schools offer programs designed to equip students ‌with the knowledge and ​skills needed to excel in this rewarding field.This guide explores the top medical⁢ billing and coding schools in Arizona, the benefits⁤ of pursuing this‌ career, practical tips for success, and real-life experiences ⁣from graduates.

Why Choose a Career in Medical Billing ‌and Coding?

High ‌Demand: ‌ with ​the healthcare industry expanding,skilled medical billers and​ coders are‌ in high demand.

Flexible Work Environment: Many ⁢positions ⁣allow for ⁢remote work, giving employees flexibility.

Good Salary: Medical billing and coding professionals often enjoy competitive⁣ salaries.

Opportunities for⁢ Advancement: The career path offers various​ opportunities for growth and⁢ specialization.

Top ⁢Medical Billing⁣ and Coding Schools ​in Arizona

School Name

Location

Program Type

accreditation

Pima Medical Institute

Tucson, Phx, Mesa

Certificate/degree

ACCET

Gateway ​Community College

Phoenix

Certificate

Higher Learning Commission

Arizona ⁢Western College

Yuma

Associate Degree

Higher Learning Commission

chandler-Gilbert Community⁢ College

Chandler

Certificate

Higher Learning Commission

Brookline College

Phoenix

Certificate/Degree

Accrediting council for Self-reliant Colleges and Schools

Pima Medical‌ Institute

Pima Medical Institute offers a comprehensive ⁢medical ​billing and coding program that can be completed ‌in ‌under a year. The‌ curriculum ​focuses ⁤on‌ medical terminology, billing software, and coding systems. ⁢Its multiple campus locations across​ Arizona make it ⁤accessible for many students.

Gateway⁢ Community College

Located in Phoenix, Gateway Community College provides ⁣a structured certificate program that prepares students for various roles⁢ in the health administration industry. The college is‌ known for its supportive faculty and hands-on training.

Arizona ⁣Western College

Arizona Western College offers an associate degree in‌ medical billing ​and coding, which combines theoretical knowledge with‌ practical skills. the program is tailored for⁢ students wishing to ⁤dive deeper⁣ into‍ health sciences.

Chandler-Gilbert Community College

This college‍ offers ⁣a ‌certificate in medical coding that‍ is highly regarded for its comprehensive curriculum and⁢ dedicated instructors. The program is designed to fit the schedules of working professionals.

Brookline College

With both certificate and⁢ degree options, ⁤Brookline College⁣ stands out‍ for⁢ its commitment to student success. The program includes internships and real-world projects, enhancing students’ employability upon graduation.

Benefits of Medical Billing and‌ Coding Programs

Enrolling⁤ in one of these programs has several advantages:

Hands-On Experience: Students gain practical skills through labs‍ and real-world scenarios.

Networking ‍Opportunities: Many schools⁣ host​ events where ⁣students can connect with healthcare professionals.

Job Placement Assistance: Most institutions provide career services that aid graduates in finding employment.

Flexible Learning Options: Programs are often available in-person, online, or hybrid formats.

practical⁣ Tips for Success in ‌Medical Billing and Coding

Stay Informed: Continuous learning is crucial in this ever-evolving field. Keeping up with ⁢the latest coding guidelines and healthcare regulations ‌is ​essential.

Utilize Resources: Make⁢ use⁤ of libraries, online databases, and professional ⁣organizations for⁢ additional learning materials.

Network: Connect ⁣with peers,instructors,and professionals in‌ the field to build ⁤relationships that could lead to job⁤ opportunities.

Consider Certification: ⁤ Obtaining professional certifications can greatly enhance your resume and job prospects.

Case Studies:⁢ Success Stories of Graduates

Listening to first-hand experiences can provide invaluable insights. Here are a ‌few stories:

Case Study 1: Sarah’s Journey

After completing her program at‍ Pima Medical Institute, Sarah landed a‍ remote​ position at a‌ large‌ hospital. ​With ​the skills she acquired,‌ she quickly moved up to a supervisory role, overseeing a team of coders.

Case Study 2: Mike’s ‍conversion

Mike switched careers⁤ to pursue medical coding at‌ Gateway Community College. After graduation, he‌ dedicated‍ himself to learning advanced coding systems, which secured him⁣ a position with a well-known healthcare provider.

Conclusion

Choosing a path in medical billing and coding can lead to a fulfilling career with ample opportunities for growth and advancement. Arizona offers numerous‌ schools with programs designed ⁢to equip students with the essential skills ⁢needed for ​success⁢ in this field. Whether you ‌are ‌looking to earn a certificate or an‌ associate degree, there ⁢are⁣ diverse ‍options to meet your educational needs. Embrace the⁤ journey, stay committed, and you could soon find yourself enjoying a rewarding career that⁢ is⁤ critical ⁣to the healthcare system.

Start your journey today at one of the ⁤top medical billing and coding schools in Arizona, and ‌you’ll⁣ be well on your way ‌to a successful career in this vital healthcare profession!

https://medicalcodingandbillingclasses.net/top-medical-billing-and-coding-schools-in-arizona-your-path-to-a-rewarding-career/

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How To Invest Beyond Traditional Stocks and Bonds with Thomas McPherson

Private Money Academy Conference:

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A real estate entrepreneur and U.S. Navy veteran, Thomas enjoys visionary work with diverse teams to solve challenging problems. Thomas began his real estate career as a broker with Sperry Van Ness, winning their National Rookie of the Year Award in 2010.

He then moved to Hendricks & Partners (now Berkadia), the premier multifamily brokerage firm in the US. In 2012, Thomas founded Fenix Private Capital Group LLC to focus on improving underperforming real estate assets throughout Arizona.

At Fenix, Thomas participated in purchasing and repositioning value-added multifamily, office, retail, and industrial properties across Arizona.

This was accomplished by buying properties via short-sale, auction, REO, or conventional sales using personal capital, private lenders, banks, and raising equity. In addition to purchasing real property, Thomas began buying distressed debt in 2011, buying nonperforming loans (NPLs) from national, regional, and community banks and private parties.

Recognizing a need for leadership in sustainable development, Thomas positioned Fenix PCG to be a pioneer development company of highly sustainable mixed-use real estate in urban cores.

Partnering with Habitat Metro, Thomas has since developed the 70-unit mixed-use property Eco PHX in downtown Phoenix and Eco Mesa, the 102-unit mixed-use property in downtown Mesa. Fenix and Habitat Metro continue to develop their eco-branded and highly sustainable multifamily projects in the Phoenix area.

In 2019, Thomas noted that real estate prices were eclipsing pricing records set before the Great Recession. Sensing an opportunity to help borrowers, lenders, and investors if (and when) the market corrected, he co-founded DO Income Fund, a distressed debt fund that purchases underperforming and nonperforming loans originated by private lenders across the country.

Since then, Thomas and his team have transacted on hundreds of loans from Washington to Florida across a broad spectrum of property types.

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00:01 Phoenix Private Capital & Distressed Debt

03:27 Real Estate Investing Insights

07:34 Private Money vs. Bank Loans

12:43 Seeking Success with Service Mindset

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17:46 Building Trust After Financial Loss

21:59 Metal Business Cards Elevate Networking

26:43 Conservative and Aggressive Investment Funds

28:50 Connect with Thomas McPherson: https://www.Lukrom.com

30:29 Military Memories and Business Reads

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Show Me The Body Completes ‘Corpus II’ with New EP and Launches Corpus Grows Tour

Show Me The Body has unleashed a new EP, completing the Corpus II full-length LP, which began with Corpus II EP I released in July. This latest project continues their Corpus series, a bold testament to the spirit of collaboration and community that defines their work. With Corpus II, Show Me The Body connects across genres and scenes, bringing in artists who share the collective’s vision. While the first half featured heavy hitters like B L A C K I E, King Yosef, Starker, YL, and ZULU, EP II steps up with an equally stacked lineup, including High Vis, Special Interest, Spellling, Ian Shelton (Regional Justice Center, Militarie Gun), Destiny Yusuf (ZULU), VCR, Corbin, and Nick Hakim. The Corpus Grows Tour, which supports this release, runs through early November, hitting major cities and taking over festivals like Louder Than Life, Furnace Fest, Aftershock, and VIVA PHX. The tour culminates in a massive show at the Knockdown Center in Queens on November 2nd. Alongside Show Me The Body, hardcore outfit BIB will join for the full tour, with additional support from acts like Special Interest, ZelooperZ, Bearcat, and BLACK NOI$E on select dates. More than just a tour, the Corpus Grows is a partnership with Corpus NYC, a mutual aid and creative collective founded by Show Me The Body in 2015. Originally based in NYC’s DIY scene, the collective has since grown to a global scale, continuing to organize intentional, non-traditional spaces for the youth. Their live shows—chaotic, ceremonial, and undeniably raw—speak to the underground pulse of punk and hip-hop, carrying the collective’s ethos worldwide. Since their formation in 2009, Show Me The Body—fronted by Julian Cashwan Pratt (banjo and vocals) and Harlan Steed (bass), along with drummer Jackie McDermott—has released several EPs and three full-length albums. Their most recent effort, Trouble The Water (2022), recorded at Corpus Studios in Long Island City with Arthur Rizk (Power Trip, Turnstile), pays homage to New York’s subcultures and the physical city itself. The album cements Show Me The Body’s role in not just shaping the hardcore genre but in reshaping the very sounds that define the city, blending gritty punk energy with an unyielding sense of community. https://open.spotify.com/track/31RqWiAuNsNWcUj7VgsO6H?si=eZ0pjcyoS9SSmpT19vzkIg&context=spotifyalbum0c4YLFLYTR4G1HChoIhqcI Read the full article

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Crafting elaborate storylines in my head (very self-indulgent ethan winters spiderman au)

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Destination: Sedona, Arizona

Think of striking, colorful desert scenery with beautiful, expansive vistas and lots of red and white rocks. If Sedona isn’t already on your mountain bike bucket list, it should be! The small town welcomes mountain bikers on most of its trails. Miles and miles of twisty trails with rocky, technical terrain and significant exposure will challenge even the most advanced riders although there are also more mellow options for beginners and intermediate riders, too. Perhaps the biggest problem you’ll face while there is trying to stay to focused on your rides when there are so many great spots to stop and take in the view or take pictures!

When To Go: Riding Seasons

We recommend going to ride in Sedona in the spring or fall. Many riders enjoy trips from late February through early May - it’s a great time to hone some early season skills and fitness while it’s not yet as warm, sunny and dry in many other parts of the country. Fall is another great time - think about booking your trip in September through November. Though you can ride at other times of the year, you may have to deal with snow and cold in the winter or uncomfortably hot temperatures and intense sun in the summer.

What You Need To Know About The Altitude

Sedona sits at 4,350 feet. While not a high altitude relative to many mountain bike destinations, it is high enough that if you’re from sea level, you’ll probably notice some of the usual effects of riding at altitude -- like being more easily out of breath on climbs -- until you are acclimatized to it. Give yourself time to acclimate, especially for the first few days.

Some of the best ways to ease the transition to riding at altitude are to drink lots of water, get plenty of rest and limit alcohol consumption. Being fit prior to arrival is an advantage and will make it easier for you pedal at altitude.

Where To Ride

Among the most famous rides in Sedona are the 3 H’s. They are not, however, for the faint of heart. We suggest undertaking them if you have good technical skills and some comfort with exposure.

Hiline Trail (3 miles, 300+ feet up/600+ feet down): Hiline Trail itself is just three intense yet scenic miles. Most people ride it as part of a longer route including other trails. Considering creating a lollipop by connecting it with the Cathedral Rock Loop Trail (to complete the loop) and the Slim Shady Trail (the stick of the lollipop).

The Hogs: Refers to several trails including Hog Heaven, Hog Wash and High on the Hog. You can link them together in various ways for a pig-themed yet challenging kind of a ride.

Hangover (8.4 miles, 1,170 feet): A very scenic ride on an exposed cliff.

Some other rides, perhaps more accessible to riders of different levels, include the following:

Chuckwagon (5.1 miles, ~500 feet): A fun, twisty trail with plenty of great views but less exposure. Turn it into a 9.1-mile loop by combining it with the Mescal and Long Canyon Trails.

Old Post-Ridge (6.7 miles, 763 feet): While this ride is calmer in terms of exposure, you’ll still need plenty of climbing fitness to enjoy it. It’s also accessible from many places you might end up staying.

Scorpion (2.1 miles, 447 feet (down)): It’s not long, but it sure is fun. You can make it more advanced by veering off onto Pyramid Trail, or add some distance and time to it by combining with other area trails like returning via the Old Post and Herkenham Trails

Slim Shady (2.6 miles, 260 feet): We’re still trying to figure out how to do this trail without having Eminem’s “Slim Shady” song on repeat in our heads the entire time, but we can say it’s fun singletrack in either direction and can be worked into any of several local loops.

Don’t be fooled by the distances you see listed for each trail. Your rides will not be as short as they sound. Due to the relatively technical nature of the trails, most of the trails are not particularly high speed. You’ll also probably want to take some time for photos en route, and you’ll inevitably need to allow some time to yield to other trail users like the many hikers who frequent the area, too.

We suggest finding out more about the many Sedona area trails on MTB Project and Trail Forks.

Special Events

Sedona is home to several popular annual MTB events. If you enjoy the social aspect of mountain biking, come on out to these festivals, meet riders from all over and make some new riding friends as you explore a world-class riding destination.

Sedona MTB Festival - a three-day mountain bike festival in early March each year. It includes an expo, bike demos, shuttled rides, a beer garden and great live music.

ROAM West - a women’s only mountain bike festival held in late October each year. As they say on their website, there is no pandering, no skills clinics, just plain unsucky fun. #LadyShred

Bike Shops

Forgot something or need to get your bike fixed? Support these local shops:

Absolute Bikes Sedona

Fat Tire Bike Shop

Over The Edge Sports

Sedona Bike & Bean

Places To Eat And Drink

ChocolaTree Organic Eatery - Funky, delightful oasis for seasonal vegetarian American fare & sweet treats.

Gerardo’s Italian Kitchen - Italian home cooking ranging from pizza to pasta dishes in the heart of Sedona.

Dellepiane Sedona - Known of its gourmet burgers (including vegan options) and quality fast food.

Old Sedona Bar & Grill - Casual American grill and sports bar with great views of the red rocks.

Sedona Bike & Bean - Not only can you get a great cup of joe, but you can also pick up whatever other bits you need ahead of or after your next ride.

Places To Stay

There are plenty of local hotels, and you can always find a variety of accommodations on AirBnB and VRBO. Camping is available in the surrounding Coconino National Forest.

We’ve happily stayed at the Sedona Real Inn & Suites, which comes with a daily breakfast and has convenient amenities like a bike wash station. And you can pedal right out your door to hop on nearby trails.

How To Get There

If you’re not close enough to drive, we suggest flying into the Phoenix airport (PHX) and renting a car to enjoy a scenic two-hour drive from low desert up to high desert.

How To Get Your Bike There

Ship your bike with BikeFlights.com and save time, money and hassle instead of flying with it. We suggest shipping directly to/from your hotel; however, you can also ship to a local bike shop. The latter is a great option if you’d prefer to hire a pro to assemble and/or pack your bike. Always call your ship-to location in advance to coordinate with them and let them know that your bike will be coming.

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Teen Solo Results Jump Glendale

10th: Ashlyn Litaker (Royal Dance Works), Kourtney Lee(Royal Dance Works), Rowan White (306 Elite Dance Company), Nikki McClellan (306 Elite Dance Company), Keira Ottaviano (Royal Dance Works) palladium

9th: Isabelle Hull (Elevate Dance Academy), Kaley Cromer (Royal Dance Works) palladium

8th: Lauryn Alexander (The Collective PHX), Brittyn Ledbetter (Dance Connection 2) palladium

7th: Karson Koller (The Collective PHX), Kaely Ottaviano (Royal Dance Works), Danica Schmidt (The Collective PHX) palladium

6th: Chance Peacock (Royal Dance Works), Madison Machado (Dance Connection 2), Ellie Duffin (Dance Connection 2), Lily Zhang (Bobbie's School of Performing Arts), Ellah Perry (Summer's DanceWorks), Peyton Szuberla (Danceology), Alivya Alfonso (Elite Dance Pro) palladium

5th: Brenna Winn (L.A. Dance Arizona), Keira Lambert (Royal Dance Works), Ryleigh Pruett (L.A. Dance Arizona), Issac Diaz (Bobbie's School of Performing Arts) palladium

4th: Alyvia Chen (The Collective PHX), Lucy Cavender (Bobbie's School of Performing Arts) YRJ!

3rd: Fiona Sartain (Danceology), Ellie Sternig (306 Elite Dance Company) YRJ!

2nd: Amaya Weeks (Club Dance), Julia Chavez (Club Dance) YRJ!

1st: Kiera Sun (Westside Dance Project) YRJ!

[indiasbesthomes]

The Green Axis | Hitesh Mistry and Associates (@hiteshmistry_associates) | Ahmedabad We had a perfect square plot to play with, placing the the house on the center of plot led us to two axis on the site with good amount of space in front and back, the plan was worked out in detail according to these axis. While planning the house according to axis which made the spaces face the views. The design of the house is an extrovert one, which makes each room/space connected to the outdoor with a view in all four directions. The #house plan has two vertical and horizontal axis which connects with all the rooms on both the sides- it has 5 spacious bedrooms, alone with formal and a casual living room, 5 master bathrooms with connected dressings and many outdoor seating areas. Having kids living a hostel life they wanted the house to be felt like a vacation home for them which made us include a pool and home theater in the house. The central theme of the house is Modern contemporary. Material pallets include- cortern steel, Italian marbles, exposed concrete, brass. #Architecture, #interior and #landscape is done by the firm Hitesh Mistry and Associates, thus is synchronized well with each other. Project Name : The Green Axis Firm Name : Hitesh Mistry and Associates (@hiteshmistry_associates) Principal Designer : Mr. Hitesh Mistry Design Team : Saloni Patel, Bhavesh Gajjar Plot Size : 10,604 Sq. Feet Engineering : In house Completion Year : 2019 Location : Ahmedabad, Gujarat Photography Credit : Tathya Macwan (@tathya.clicks), Phx India (@phxindia) . #landscapephotography #architecturephotography #interiorphotography #tathyaclicks #phxindia — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3EJNZ9w

[obsessedwithlarkin]

24/7 PHOENIX RESULTS (sidekick, mini, junior)

SIDEKICK SOLOS:

• 1st Overall: Reagan Tannehill- Delicate (Club Dance Studio)

• 2nd Overall: Georgie Peteris - Ethereal (Gateway Dance Center)

• 3rd Overall: Capri Tew - Life Of The Party (Dance Studio C)

• 4th Overall: Channing Zhuelke - Attitude (CanDance Studios)

• 5th Overall: Ella Martin - Dancing Queen (L.A Dance Arizona)

• 6th Overall: Kate Heath- Blackbird (Gateway Dance Center)

• 7th Overall: Scarlett Lanier - Spanish Rose (L.A Dance Arizona)

• 8th Overall: Ayla White - Sweet Charity (Dance Studio C)

• 9th Overall: Jaycee Allen- Grace (The Plattform Dance Studio)

• 10th Overall: Alani Peterson - Shelter (Gateway Dance Center)

SIDEKICK DUO/TRIO:

•1st Overall: Dance Studio C - Come Thou Font

•2nd Overall: Impact Dance - Crippled Bird

•3rd Overall: Bunker Dance Center - Me Too

SIDEKICK GROUP:

• 1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - Songbird

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio: Love, Love, Love

• 3rd Overall: Gateway Dance Center - Stand By Me

SIDEKICK LINE:

• 1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - I Will Always Love You

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio - Hit Me With Your Best Shot

• 3rd Overall: Impact Dance - Tiny Voice

SIDEKICK EXTENDED LINE:

• 1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - You Raise Me Up

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio - Microphone

• 3rd Overall: Club Dance Studio - Dolls;

Club Dance Studio - On The Beach

SIDEKICK PRODUCTION:

• 1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - Hot, Hot, Hot

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio - Pitbulls

MINI SOLOS:

• 1st Overall: Elise Carlson - The Rising (Evoke Dance Movement)

• 2nd Overall: Cece Chung - Everybody's Talking (Project 21);

Savannah Brenly - Tough Love (Dance Connections 2)

• 3rd Overall: Navy Forrest - I Love You (Club Dance Studio)

• 4th Overall: Lennon Bailey - Blue Moon (Dance Connections 2);

Cambrie O'Haver - Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Club Dance Studio);

Delta Tomasik - I'm The Fool (Dance Studio C);

Stella Fisk - Smile (Project 21);

Jordan Lavigne - Uneven Grounds (Elite Dance Pro)

• 5th Overall: Hinkley Lucas - Raven's Lament (Dance Studio C)

• 6th Overall: Gabriella Daschievici - Charge It Please (Dance Studio C);

Caydence Zhuelke - Know My Name (CanDance Studios);

Channing Bender - The Last Bird (Elite Dance Pro)

• 7th Overall: Scarlett Brenly - Roxie (Dance Connections 2)

• 8th Overall: Kate Shelley - Disco Pop (CanDance Studios)

• 9th Overall: McKenzie Caryl - Dreamscape (Gateway Dance Center)

Collette Stuzman - Echoes (Gateway Dance Center)

Clara Lawless - Le Jazz Hot (Gateway Dance Center)

Adelynn Simonton - Living Beneath My Soul (Dance Studio C)

Liv Matson - My Sanctuary (Project 21)

Brooklyn Singer - Why Can't He Be You (Elektro Dance Academy)

• 10th Overall: Charlotte Cook - Verses (Gateway Dance Center)

Alaina Igleski- Lost Hope (Gateway Dance Center)

MINI DUO/TRIO:

• 1st Overall: Impact Dance - Fly

• 2nd Overall: Dance Studio C - One Fell Swoop

• 3rd Overall: Impact Dance - Miss Otis Regrets

MINI GROUP:

•1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - Save Me Not

• 2nd Overall: Evoke Dance Movement - Inside I'll Sing;

Project 21 - Pink Shoelaces

• 3rd Overall: Club Dance Studio - Ya Ya

MINI LINE:

• 1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - Send In The Clowns

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio - These Boots

• 3rd Overall: Evoke Dance Movement - Parisian Punks

MINI EXTENDED LINE:

• 1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - Be Italian

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio - I Saw Him Standing There;

Club Dance X2 - Ladies Room;

The Plattform Dance Studio - Wind Beneath My Wings;

• 3rd Overall: Club Dance X2 - Angels Standing By

MINI PRODUCTION:

• 1st Overall: Impact Dance - River Deep

• 2nd Overall: CanDance Studios - Do Your Thang

• 3rd Overall: Bunker Dance Center - Fresh Out The Wrapper

JUNIOR SOLOS:

•1st Overall: Gwyneth Woods - After The Applause (Dance Studio C);

Tenley Anthony - They Ran In Silence (The Collective PHX);

Addyson Paul - Unhearted (Evoke Dance Movement)

• 2nd Overall: Elsie Sandall - Glacier (Club Dance Studio)

• 3rd Overall: Mali Photnetrakhom - Glory Of Love (Club Dance Studio);

Alivia Hughes - Where The Sun Found Me (Dance Connections 2)

• 4th Overall: Emery Duffin - The Layers That Shed (Dance Connections 2);

Kennedy Marble - Songbird (Club Dance Studio)

• 5th Overall: Kaydence Lawton - Forbidden (Gateway Dance Center);

Chloe Tarwater - Slowly Burning (Elite Dance Pro)

• 6th Overall: Kylie Quiroga - Atlantic (The Plattform Dance Studio);

Rhauri Samuels - End Game (Gateway Dance Center)

Piper Ryder - Fallen Angel (Gateway Dance Center)

• 7th Overall: Madelyn Nasu - Woman's Work (Project 21)

• 8th Overall: Aly Bea - Strawberry Moon (The Collective PHX)

• 9th Overall: Madison Ng - Lore (Project 21);

Dejana Khostur - Phantom (Elektro Dance Academy)

Payton Germaine - Song Of The Siren (Impact Dance)

• 10th Overall: Aliyva Rothe - This Bitter Earth (Impact Dance)

JUNIOR DUO/TRIO:

• 1st Overall: Elite Dance Pro - Protector

• 2nd Overall: Gotta Dance Academy - Speed Up

• 3rd Overall: CanDance Studios - Jumpin

JUNIOR GROUP:

•1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - Human Rights

• 2nd Overall: Project 21 - Pop Muzik

• 3rd Overall: Project 21 - Concentration

JUNIOR LINE:

• 1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - Grand March

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio- The Masks We Wear

• 3rd Overall: Impact Dance - Nature Boy;

Bunker Dance Center - Revival;

Gateway Dance Center - Undone

JUNIOR EXTENDED LINE:

• 1st Overall: Project 21 - C'est Chic

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio - Before We Were Yours

• 3rd Overall: Club Dance Studio - Black Cat;

Club Dance Studio - Memories Fade

JUNIOR PRODUCTION:

• 1st Overall: Club Dance Studio - My Dogg

• 2nd Overall: Club Dance Studio - Motown;

The Plattform Dance Studio - Shout

• 3rd Overall: The Plattform Dance Studio - Bangladesh

[softchelletaco]

11:11

“I thought I needed to run and find somebody to love But all I needed was some coconut oil Don't worry 'bout the small things, I know I can do all things Mama always told me it would be alright I thought I needed the rush, but there was never enough 'Cause all I needed was some coconut oil Don't worry 'bout the small things, I know I can do all things Mama always told me that and she was right”

It feels amazing to wake in a space with clear energy and a mind that’s solely focused on self and my goals. Despite recovering from a pretty crappy stomach virus, I’m feeling incredibly energetic. If I had nourishment in my system, I’d most definitely go for a run or attend yoga. I’ve been getting a download of creative insights. Projects I’d like to work on surrounding food and utilizing herb and fruit mixtures to manifest healing in the body in delicious, plant-based ways. 

I feel blockages falling away and it allowing for my own energy to flow once more. It’s no longer lead by fear or insecurity and I can't speak on how good that feels. 

I’ve been very fortunate as of late to be blessed with beautiful feminine energy. I mean truly kindred spirits. 

I spent my NYE at an all women’s queer party smoking and speaking with the hiring manager of the Dept. of Homeland Security and I was just absolutely blown away by 1) how opposite she and my ex gf (who was sitting across from us in the corner) were despite both being Virgos and both being in the same field of work 2) how much I needed her lessons and insight. I went into the new year with my eyes reopened to the lessons I had often preached but fell away from in practice. She also had a connection in Phx, AZ. A homeopathic physician I could use as a resource. I jumped on her offer. But she’s filled my life with nothing but positivity and acceptance ever since the moment she sat next to me and I’m just grateful.

Same with other beautiful feminine connections and reconnections I’ve been making. I just have this calm and trust that this transition is going to be...beautiful and damn near seamless and I move back into self and my god-given path. 

A beautiful being invited me to the river tomorrow. It’ll be a fairly warm day, sun shining. I think I’ll take her up on said offer. I think it’ll be healing to be in my element with good energy that has only the best of intentions. 

I can kind of tell the year this is going to be and the type of energy I'll be surrounded by and the purpose it’ll serve. 

I’m letting the old and stale fall away and and making way for new and refreshing connections and experiences. I figured I just couldn’t keep doing the same thing expecting to get different results. I spent my entire 2018 doing that.

Taking new pathways and choosing to trust where they’ll lead. 

[chrisryanspeaks]

Show Me The Body Completes ‘Corpus II’ with New EP and Launches Corpus Grows Tour

Show Me The Body has unleashed a new EP, completing the Corpus II full-length LP, which began with Corpus II EP I released in July. This latest project continues their Corpus series, a bold testament to the spirit of collaboration and community that defines their work. With Corpus II, Show Me The Body connects across genres and scenes, bringing in artists who share the collective’s vision. While the first half featured heavy hitters like B L A C K I E, King Yosef, Starker, YL, and ZULU, EP II steps up with an equally stacked lineup, including High Vis, Special Interest, Spellling, Ian Shelton (Regional Justice Center, Militarie Gun), Destiny Yusuf (ZULU), VCR, Corbin, and Nick Hakim. The Corpus Grows Tour, which supports this release, runs through early November, hitting major cities and taking over festivals like Louder Than Life, Furnace Fest, Aftershock, and VIVA PHX. The tour culminates in a massive show at the Knockdown Center in Queens on November 2nd. Alongside Show Me The Body, hardcore outfit BIB will join for the full tour, with additional support from acts like Special Interest, ZelooperZ, Bearcat, and BLACK NOI$E on select dates. More than just a tour, the Corpus Grows is a partnership with Corpus NYC, a mutual aid and creative collective founded by Show Me The Body in 2015. Originally based in NYC’s DIY scene, the collective has since grown to a global scale, continuing to organize intentional, non-traditional spaces for the youth. Their live shows—chaotic, ceremonial, and undeniably raw—speak to the underground pulse of punk and hip-hop, carrying the collective’s ethos worldwide. Since their formation in 2009, Show Me The Body—fronted by Julian Cashwan Pratt (banjo and vocals) and Harlan Steed (bass), along with drummer Jackie McDermott—has released several EPs and three full-length albums. Their most recent effort, Trouble The Water (2022), recorded at Corpus Studios in Long Island City with Arthur Rizk (Power Trip, Turnstile), pays homage to New York’s subcultures and the physical city itself. The album cements Show Me The Body’s role in not just shaping the hardcore genre but in reshaping the very sounds that define the city, blending gritty punk energy with an unyielding sense of community. https://open.spotify.com/track/31RqWiAuNsNWcUj7VgsO6H?si=eZ0pjcyoS9SSmpT19vzkIg&context=spotifyalbum0c4YLFLYTR4G1HChoIhqcI Read the full article

[boyheros]

have been thinking about my phoenix is a fey au non-stop. phoenix is secretly given his magatama when he leaves kurain village as a child. post class trial nick really likes edgeworth of course but he likes him even more because of how honest (read: blunt) miles is. miles values the truth and that can make him seem rude but Nick is like wow you have never lied to me once <3 bestie. Nick is also a tremendously horrible liar because I think it would be funny