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biggiegeorges · 8 months

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2023, a year in music

Janvier

Boldy James - Indiana Jones [Rap]

Ice Spice - Like...? [Rap]

Popstar Benny - University! [Rap]

Lakecia Benjamin - Phoenix [Jazz]

Malcolm Stracham - Point of no return [Jazz Fusion]

Lucas Santtana - O Paraiso [Brasilian Folk]

Icytwat - Siddhi World (Deluxe) [Rap]

Shaudy Kash & Top$ide - On The Yeah Side 2 [Rap]

Boogotti Kasino - Pink House [Rap]

MarijuanaXO & TGE L Masi - Ball Til We Fall [Rap]

RX Papi - Marlo [Rap]

Bic Fizzle - Clark Street Baby [Rap]

qua - Solo Tape [Jersey Club]

Slimesito - Paid N Full [Rap]

SteezTheProducer - Versatility [Jersey Club]

Février

Meemo Comma - Loverboy [Electronic]

Lokowat - Elementos [Batida]

Kelela - Raven [RnB]

Dai Ballin - 448 pt.2 [Rap]

Liv.E - Girl In The Half Pearl [RnB]

Young Nudy - Gumbo [Rap]

3Phaz - Ends Meet [Electronic]

Acid Arab - Trois [Electronic]

Caroline Polachek - Desire I want to turn into you [Pop]

Christian Mcbride's New Jawn - Prime [Jazz]

Braxton Cook - Who are you when no one is watching [Jazz / Soul]

WB Nutty - Im not an artist [Rap]

Paco Panama - The Wire vol.1 [Rap]

Shaudy Kash - Ghetto Heartthrob 2 [Rap]

Ayoolii - 2 Grams [Rap]

Ayoolii & Run Along Forever - Crashing Tf Out [Rap]

SME Taxfree & Big Homie Dre Cash - Just Like Brothers [Rap]

Karol G - Manana Sera Bonito [Cumbia]

LilC4 - The Blueprint [Jersey Club]

Cashcache! & Slime Dollaz - The Life of Slime [Rap]

Yeat - Aftërlyfe [Rap]

Mari Montana - Outstanding Member [Rap]

Tae rackzz - Who Is Ju ? [Rap]

Mars

RXKNephew - Till I'm Dead [Rap]

Mariboy Mula Mar - Effortless [Rap]

RXK Nephew - Ready 2 Ball [Rap]

Tisakorean - Let Me Update My Status [Rap]

Luh Tyler - My Vision [Rap]

CEO Trayle - The Collection vol.2 [Rap]

DJ Girl - Hellworld [Electronic]

Lonnie Holley - Oh me Oh my [Soul]

Adi Oasis - Lotus Glow [Soul]

Kali Uchis - Red Moon in Venus [Soul]

Cécile McLorin Salvant - Mélusine [Jazz]

Lojay - Gangster Romantic [Afrobeat]

Boygenius - The Record [Pop]

Billy Childs - The Wind Of Change [Jazz]

Surgeon - Crash Recoil [Techno]

Bear1Boss - Blow Up! [Rap]

Yves Tumor - Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume [Rock]

Subiibabii - Webb2 [Rap]

Lucile Ghatti - Tears From A Clown [RnB]

Vayda - Breeze [Rap]

Avril

DJ Finale - Mille Morceau [Afrobeat]

DJ Danifox - Ansiedade [Batida]

Nondi_ - Flood City Trax [Footwork/Techno]

Jim Legxacy - Homeless N*gga Pop Music [RnB]

Niontay - Dontay's Inferno [Rap]

Nourished By Time - Erotic Probiotic 2 [Pop]

MC Yallah - Yallah Beibe [Rap]

BackwoodzStudioz - High Bias [Rap]

Babsy Konate - Tounga [Gao Rap]

Fly Anakin - Skinemaxxx Side A [Rap]

Icytwat - Have Mercy On Us [Rap]

SME Taxfree - I'm Still Industreet [Rap]

Kara Jackson - Why does the Earth give us people to love [Folk]

Kiko El Crazy - Pila'e Teteo [Dembow]

Funny $Money & OTR Trapbaby - Trap Money [Rap]

Myaap - No Guarntee vol.1 [Rap]

Jass Clutch - No Deal [Rap]

Mariboy Mula Mar - Mula Ova Errthing [Rap]

Ayoolii - Brudderman [Rap]

Mai

Hitech - Detwat [Ghettotech]

Billy Woods & Kenny Segal - Maps [Rap]

Idlibra - Muganga [Electronic]

Guiss Guiss Bou Bess - Jolof Bass Music [Electro Sabar]

DJ Ramemes - Sem Limites [Baile Funk]

3Phaz - Drumtratrax [Electronic]

RP Boo - Legacy vol.2 [Footwork]

Ghetto Baby Boom - Boom Talk [Rap]

RXK Nephew - Neph Crockett [Rap]

RXK Nephew - Drunk Nights [Rap]

RXK Nephew - Summer in Miami [Rap]

SME Taxfree & Dai Ballin - House Party [Rap]

Gale - Lo Que No Te Dije [Pop]

Baby Stone Gorillas - Babyst5xne Gorillas 2 [Rap]

Smoke Chapo - Over The Counter [Rap]

RRB Duck - Back in tha K [Rap]

Vayda - Dawn [Rap]

Paco Panama & Deemuney - Faces of the Hill [Rap]

Juin

Veeze - Ganger [Rap]

Sexyy Red - Hood Hottest Princess [Rap]

Peso Pluma - Genesis [Corrido]

Asake - Work Of Art [Afrobeat]

Certified Trapper - Trapper of the Year [Rap]

Amaarae - Fountain Baby [Afropop]

Nicky Schrire - Nowhere Girl [Jazz]

Blue Lake - Sun Arcs [Folk]

Nicola Conte - Umoja [Jazz]

Ambrose Akinmusire - Beauty Is Enough [Jazz]

David Kofi - Live At Late Night Jazz Royal Albert Hall [Jazz]

Ayoolii - Montessori [Rap]

RXK Nephew - The ONEderful Nephew [Rap]

RXK Nephew - Shawty RXK Too 3 [Rap]

Glokk40spaz - Glokk Files [Rap]

RealYungPhil - Victory Music [Rap]

WifiGawd & Gawd - Block Music [Rap]

RRB Cheese & RRB Mel - Shake Da Blender 1 [Rap]

Vontee The Singer - Lovers & Friends [RnB]

Rylo Rodriguez - Been One [Rap]

Babydrill - Madman [Rap]

D30 - Turn the Streetz Up [Rap]

Louie Ray - Even Stronger [Rap]

Super Throwed Dave - Smacking Fire [Rap]

Juillet

African Head Charge - A Trip to Bolgatanga [Experimental]

Bandgang Lonnie Bands - Bam Bam [Rap]

DJ K - Panico No Submundo [Baile Funk]

Babyface Ray - Summer's Mine [Rap]

Surf Gang - Fast 5 [Rap]

RX Papi - My name Is my Name [Rap]

Matt Wilde - Hello World [Jazz]

Icytwat - Final Boss [Rap]

Fly Anakin - Skinemaxxx Side B [Rap]

Ayoolii - Enigma [Rap]

DJ WS Da Igrejinha - Caça Fantasma vol.1 [Baile Funk]

Gordão Do PC - Victor Era Meu Nome de Nerd [Baile Funk]

MC Saci - Funktroit [Baile Funk]

D.Silvestre - Espanta Gringo [Baile Funk]

John Coltrane & Eric Dolphy - Evenings at the Village Gate [Jazz]

Carly Rae Jepsen - The Loveliest Time [Pop]

Papo2004 - Pap on P.E.D.'s [Rap]

Subiibabii - Swag School [Rap]

Icytwat - 4 Da Troopz [Rap]

Babyxsosa - Bling Bling [RnB]

Osamason - Osama Season [Rap]

Myaap - Worth The Wait [Rap]

Louie Ray - We still don't grind the same [Rap]

SuperThrowed Fay Fay - FreeBandz Forever [Rap]

Août

DJs Di Guetto - DJs Di Guetto [Batida]

Alfredo Rodriguez - Coral Way [Latin Jazz]

Jaimie Branch - Fly or Die Fly or Die Fly or Die ((World Jazz)) [Jazz]

Zach Bryan - Zach Bryan [Country]

Emma Rawicz - Chroma [Jazz]

Sha EK & Bandmanrill - Jiggy in Jersey [Jersey Club]

Grupo Frontera - El Comienzo [Cumbia]

Paco Panama - The Matrix [Rap]

Lay Bankz - Now You See Me [Rap]

Jass Clutch - Hustle && Flow [Rap]

Dai Ballin - BallHog [Rap]

YTB Fatt - Who is Fatt [Rap]

Septembre

Slowdive - Everything Is Alive [Shoegaze]

Jlin - Perspective [Electronic]

DJ Arana - Rock Pesado 2 [Baile Funk]

Ruger - Ru The World [Afropop]

Cash Cobain - Pretty Girls Love Slizzy [Rap]

Tropa Do Bruxo - Baile Do Bruxo [Baile Funk]

Yussef Dayes - Black Classical Music [Jazz]

Jalen Ngonda - Come Around And Love Me [RnB]

DJ Znobia - Inventor vol.1 [Kuduro]

Deena Abdelwahed - Jbal Rrsas [Electronic]

Club Casualties - Bridge Underwater [Pop]

Olivia Rodrigo - Guts [Pop]

Margo Cilker - Valley of Heart's Delight [Country]

Cléo Sol - Gold [RnB]

Cléo Sol - Heaven [RnB]

Kamaal Williams - Strings [Jazz]

SME Taxfree - My whole life a mob movie [Rap]

Tinashe - BB/Ang3l [RnB]

Chicken P - Ain't Lost Shit [Rap]

Chappell Roan - The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess [Pop]

Goldenboy Countup - Dawg Pound [Rap]

2sdxrt3all - Fuck School [Rap]

SCY Jimm - Highly Favored [Rap]

2rare - Truth or Rare [Rap]

Octobre

Black Pumas - Chronicles of a Diamond [Soul]

Vanyfox - Sonho Azul [Batida]

Xexa - Vibracoes de Prata [Electronic]

Nidia - 95 Mindjeres [Batida]

Philly Goats - Philly Goats [Jersey Club]

DJ Jeeh FDC - Alcateia [Baile Funk]

Bad Bunny - Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Manana [Latin Trap]

Junior H - $ad Boyz 4 Life II [Corrido]

Guiss Guiss Bou Bess - Drum N' Mbalax [Electro Sabar]

EQ Why - Dance Floor [Footwork]

Mike Reed - The Separatist Party [Jazz]

Shaudy Kash - Mr Bitche$$$ [Rap]

D'Cantwo Junior - Sayajins [Baile Funk]

Ayoolii - No Love [Rap]

Ayoolii - Nailed It [Rap]

RXK Nephew - Certified Alcoholic [Rap]

Pangaea - Changing Channels [House]

DJ P7 - Funk Deluxe 3 [Baile Funk]

EthanUno & KimJ - Mexikoreano [Jerseychata / Hyperpop]

WifiGawd - Been Bout It [Rap]

Ken Carson - A Great Chaos [Rap]

Brent Faiyaz - Larger Than Life [RnB]

Fuerza Regida - Pa las Baby's y Belikeada [Corrido]

Che - Crueger [Rap]

KP Skywalka - Rhythm N Bip [Rap]

YT - #Stillswaggin [Rap]

L5 - Blood on Switch Street [Rap]

Novembre

DJ Manny - Hypnotized [Footwork]

DJ Ramon Successo - Sexta Dos Crios [Baile Funk]

Chuquimamani-Condori - DJ E [Experimental]

Bear1Boss - Lil Hot Sauce [Rap]

41 - 41 World : Not The Album [Rap]

Babyxsosa - Babyxsosa [Rap]

CEO Trayle - The Collection vol.3 [Rap]

Joey Alexander - Continuance [Jazz]

Aziz Konkrite - Siba Sawt-System #1 [Electro]

Teni - Tears of The Sun [Afropop]

Bate1Prod - Longa Espera [Batida]

H31R - Headspace [Rap]

Chris Stapleton - Higher [Country]

cabezadenego, Leyblack & M'Bé - Mimosa [Experimental]

DJ Ramemes - Tamborzin de volta redonda [Baile Funk]

El Alfa - El Rey del Dembow [Dembow]

Loren Stillman - Time and again [Jazz]

RXK Nephew & Harry Fraud - Life After Neph [Rap]

Tia Maria Produçoes - São Dicas [Batida]

Wizz Havinn - Super Wizz [Rap]

Actress - LXXXVIII [Electronic]

Kodak Black - When I was dead [Rap]

Duwap Kaine - Bully [Rap]

D30 - Trappers and Scammers [Rap]

Anycia - Extra [Rap]

MarijuanaXO & Joe Pablo - 30 Mil No Deal [Rap]

SME Taxfree - Standin On Bidness [Rap]

Raised Round Bosses - Ain't Nun Better Than A Cracked Phone 2 [Rap]

Yung Threat - Se Grim Reaper [Rap]

Décembre

Chicken P - Bussabrick vol.3 [Rap]

Starlito - Love Drug [Rap]

Iphupho L'Ka Biko - Azania [Jazz]

Ambrose Akinmusire - Owl Song [Jazz]

Ayoolii - Mindstate Of Luxury [Rap]

Tropa Do Bruxo - Baile Do Bruxo (Deluxe) [Baile Funk]

DJ Anderson Do Paraiso - Queridao [Baile Funk]

Vayda - Forrest Gump [Rap]

Osamason - Flex Music [Rap]

Wizz Havinn - Super Wizz The Sequel [Rap]

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holleyteatime · 1 year

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Hi Holley! I absolutely L O V E your rainbow sweets design cardigans— especially the black one, but all the colots are so cute... But I wish it had pockets SO MUCH. Do you have any plans at all to make that print into your cardigan pocket design? I would buy one SO FAST. Thanks!!!

Sure, I can definitely do that. I’ll be adding it to my shop tomorrow and post it here once it’s available.😊💖✨🌈💞🌟✨

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keiyoomi · 4 years

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uw.

⤜ details: u. wakatoshi × reader; 599 words; fluff

⤜ request: ". . .Soulmate AU prompt 2 with Toshi. . ." - @nekxrizawa

⤜ note: i'll definitely rewrite this one. i'm not sure when, though. aaaaaaaaaaaaah!

⤜ fun facts: y/n though wakatoshi’s surname is ushiwaka because that’s how suga and the rest of third years call him.

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You inhaled sharply as the burning sensation on your hand intensifies. It is more painful compared to the last time you felt it. "L/N-senpai?" You turned your head towards the locker room's door where Chikara was. "Are you sure you don't need to visit the clinic?" he asked, voice laced with worry. "I could take you there while we're on standby."

"Thank you, Chikara. But please, focus on your upcoming match." You forced a smile. "I can handle this. This wasn't the first time I experienced this," you added while pressing your thumb against the skin were your soulmate's initials were imprinted. "D-Don't worry. Okay? A-And please, do not tell Daichi or Kōshi about this."

He nodded his head in response, but you've noticed the hesitation in his eyes. "O-Okay. But don't hesitate to come to the clinic if it keeps on burning. They probably have something that could help you."

"Noted, now go!" you ordered. "I'll watch you all later."

When he finally left, you lied down on the bench. Cursing whoever your soulmate is for coming to Sendai City Gymnasium today. The match between Karasuno and Shiratorizawa caught everyone's attention. It is a match between the champions and the fallen champs.

Then, you sat properly, doing your best to ignoring the pain you're experiencing. "That would narrow down the list of people I am looking for. It's impossible that they came from Karasuno. I've never felt this kind of pain at school. It is possible that they're one of the spectators or they came from. . . Shiratorizawa."

You stood before heading towards the door. You were determined to find out who causes this pain on you and maybe kick him out of the stadium for today. You can treat him with something later on. You were about to run towards the court when you bumped onto somebody's arm. Your physical pain doubled, as your chest—sort of—hit whoever's arm.

"Miss—"

"Are you alright?" a deep, baritone voice asked. You looked up and found the famous left-handed ace of Shiratorizawa. As much as you wanted to speak, the burning sensation on the skin of your hand tripled. You gripped the sleeve of his jacket tightly that it ended up creased.

The olive-brown eyed man turned to the red-haired man next to him. "Tendō, I will assist her to the infirmary. You should go ahead."

'Tendō' hummed while eyeing you. "Okay."

When you were left with Ushiwaka, he held your hand. You thought he would immediately assist you, but he simply smiled tenderly at you. "I hope I can relieve your pain," he said before caressing the imprint on your hand. "Let me take you to the infirmary," he said.

Oddly, the burning sensation is almost. . . gone.

You look at the man walking beside you. His eyes were on the hallway, while one of his hands were on your side. "E-Excuse me, but. . . May I know your name?" you asked softly.

He glance at you before turning to the door in front of you. He turned the knob and entered the infirmary with you. The standby nurse stood, eyes grew upon seeing him upclose. "Ushijima-san, how may I help you?"

"I am not sure, but you can ask her," he said before glancing at your confused face. "I'll see you later."

Then, he left.

You were unsure who's more confused between you and the nurse. "Miss, may I ask you a question?" you began.

"Go ahead."

"Who was that man earlier?"

"Ushijima Wakatoshi, Shiratorizawa Academy's ace."

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doubleattitude · 4 years

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Radix Dance Convention, Dallas, TX: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

Rookie Solo

1st: Lucia Piedrahita-’Fields of Gold’

2nd: Sylvie Win Szyndlar-’Rainbow Connection’

3rd: Ariella Scott-’Baby I’m A Star’

4th: Shale Herrera-’Wonderful World’

5th: Capri Barrett-’Ladies Night’

5th: Gwen Kramer-’Suitcase’

6th: Grace Bednar-’Cold Hearted’

7th: Saige Hibbard-’I’m A Star’

7th: Audrey Tiss-’When She Loved Me’

8th: Dejana Kostur-’More Than Words’

9th: Hayden Goren-’Cha Cha Cha’

10th: Maeve Olsen-’River’

Mini Solo

1st: Braylynn Grizzaffi-’God’s Creatures’

1st: Ellary Day Szyndlar-’Light Gathers’

2nd: Anna Holley-’Reminiscence’

3rd: Ainsley Epton-’Presto Change O’

4th: Paislyn Schroeder-’Defeated’

4th: Journey Uy-’Donna’

4th: Sasha Milstein-’Ephemera’

4th: Cali Cassidy-’Weird People’

5th: Isabella Piedrahita-’All Along’

5th: Mia Menjivar-’Spiral’

6th: Ava Grace Merritt-’Clumsy’

7th: Olivia Armstrong-’Hit Me With A Hot Note’

7th: Claire Gestring-’On The Mast of Faith’

7th: Sophia Bodendorf-’What Can I Do?’

8th: Olivia Meehan-’Parade’

8th: Delilah Hewitt-’Shop Around’

8th: Annie Carlson-’Young’

9th: Kinsley Eversole-’Circus’

9th: Olivia Randolph-’Unchained Melody’

10th: Evelin Peterson-’Able To Love’

10th: Atlee Millard-’Big Time’

10th: Madison Ramsey-’Sunny’

Junior Solo

1st: Laci Stoico-’Mibiso’

2nd: Campbell Clark-’I’ll Be Seeing You’

3rd: Maddie Ortega-’Island Song’

3rd: Kira Chan-’Mama’

4th: Kaili Kester-’Red’

5th: Avalon Rivera-’L Train’

5th: Breanna Bieler-’Moonlight Sonata’

6th: Audrey Domingo-’Eclipse’

6th: Stella Eberts-’Valley’

7th: London Barron-’Bones’

7th: Avery Lee-’New York, New York’

7th: Gigi Johnson-’The Way It Was’

8th: Riley Zeitler-’Breathe’

8th: Lillie Lainer-’Business of Love’

8th: Tiffany Morales-’Over The Love’

9th: Eastyn Turner-’Afraid of The Dark’

9th: Carolyne Knutson-’Peace’

9th: Mia Narvaez-’Who am I?’

10th: Emmy Claire Kaiden-’Eyesore’

10th: Layla Solsvig-’Like A River Runs’

10th: Madison De Dios-’On My Mind’

Teen Solo

1st: Willow Notary-’Expo’

1st: Avery Lau-’Fear of the Unknown and The Blazing Sun’

2nd: Kaitlyn Tom-’Charity Hound’

3rd: Charlotte Cogan-’You’

4th: Ava Greenwaldt-’Outside The Lines’

5th: June Hurley-’Don’t Think of Me Like That’

5th: Grace Underwood-’Sing’

6th: Kaitlyn Ortega-’All Human Beings’

6th: Georgia Ehrlich-’On My Mind’

7th: Nia Kester-’Cellophane’

7th: Madeleine Chen-’Luminous’

7th: Laira Naslund-’Mountainside’

7th: Taylor Hoke-’Wild Is the Wind’

8th: Sarah Laskowski-’Broken’

8th: Sasha Zitser-’Do You Love Me’

9th: Maia Sokmanan-’Everything’

9th: Leigha Sanderson-’Gypsy’

9th: Kenzie Jones-’Love Of My Life’

9th: Kaylin Lehmann-’Speaking’

10th: Riley Platenberg-’Talking Points’

10th: Tatum Johnstone-’The Fall’

10th: Alexis Olson-’The Final Call’

10th: Avery Reyes-’The Garden’

10th: Faith Kramb-’Wicked Games’

Senior Solo

1st: Skye Notary-’Inside The Color’

2nd: Anna Miller-’50 Ways’

3rd: Priscilla Tom-’The Blues’

4th: Ariel Banfalvy-’Existence’

4th: Perris Amento-’Addicted to Love’

4th: Mikayla Sokmanan-’Free’

4th: Sydney Solomon-’Looking For You’

4th: Lauren Wallingford-’Put Your Head On My Shoulder’

4th: Keylee Watkins-’The Source’

5th: Riley Canterbury-’Nothing Compares’

5th: Clara Gough-’Snow Queen of Texas’

5th: Christina Naslund-’So Low’

5th: Megan McAdoo-’Timeless Existence’

5th: Makenna Wallace-’Woman’s Work’

6th: Kendall Scott-’Heart of Glass’

6th: Olivya Sessing-’House On The Hill’

7th: Dakota La Penna-’Dancing Under red Skies’

7th: Britton Moore-’Radiator’

7th: Cameron Suckle-’Sweet Dreams’

8th: Mikaela Quintana-’I Will Rescue You’

8th: Emily Chen-’Mike and Judy’

9th: Jordi Landry-’Far Away’

9th: Eyllah Babbitt-’Only The Bravest’

9th: Kennedy McCann-’Why’

10th: Brooke Ricketts-’Blank Page’

Open Solo

1st: Summer Martin-’Insomnia’

Rookie Duo/Trio

1st: Danceplex-’Stand By Me’

2nd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Fashionista’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’It Must Be Love’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Gracious’

2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’About That Walk’

3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’Rescue’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: Elements Dance Space-’Seperate’

2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Go Girl’

3rd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Painted Black’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Blue Jeans’

2nd: The Dallas Conservatory-’Falling Like The Stars’

3rd: The Dallas Conservatory-’Changes Of The Wind’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Small Things’

2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Would You Be Mine’

3rd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Landslide’

Mini Group

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Hey Pachuco’

2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Brighter Days’

2nd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Nails Hair Hips Heels’

3rd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Angel’s Staircase’

Junior Group

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Clones’

2nd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Agness’

3rd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Dreams’

Teen Group

1st: The Industry Dance Academy-’Parachute’

2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Pale Yellow’

3rd: The Industry Dance Academy-’In In’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’The Cuckoo’s Nest’

Senior Group

1st: AVANTI Dance Company -’Strange’

2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Need U Tonight’

3rd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Say Goodbye’

Rookie Line

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Minions’

Mini Line

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Enter Sandman’

2nd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Monsters’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Work’

Junior Line

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Let’s Get Loud’

2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Can You Dig It?’

3rd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Sun’

Teen Line

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Bohemian Rhapsody’

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Sellers of Flowers’

2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Fever’

2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Runnin’

3rd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Highway 27′

Senior Line

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’One Eye Open’

Mini Extended Line

1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’I Don’t Speak French’

2nd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Bills’

Teen Extended Line

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’What Kind of Man’

2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Flashing Lights’

3rd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Sinking Deep’

High Scores by Performance Division:

Rookie Hip-Hop

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Minions’

Mini Jazz

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Hey Pachuco’ 2nd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Nails Hair Hips Heels’ 3rd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Mambo 5′

Mini Ballet

1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Code Name Vivaldi’

Mini Hip-Hop

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Monsters’ 2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Mechanics’

Mini Tap

1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Bills’ 2nd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Places’

Mini Contemporary

1st: The Industry Dance Academy-’Brighter Days’ 2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Glad It’s Raining’ 3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Work’

Mini Lyrical

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Angel’s Staircase’ 2nd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’I Will Always Love You’

Mini Specialty

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Enter Sandman’

Junior Jazz

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Agness’ 2nd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Let’s Get Loud’ 3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Can You Dig It?’

Junior Ballet

1st: The Industry Dance Academy-’Spring’

Junior Hip-Hop

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Clones’ 2nd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Missy’

Junior Tap

1st: The Industry Dance Academy-’Jitterbug’

Junior Contemporary

1st: The Industry Dance Academy-’Clairvoyance’ 2nd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Sun’ 3rd: The Industry Dance Academy-’No Darkness’

Junior Lyrical

1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’I Will Rescue You’

Junior Musical Theatre

1st: The Industry Dance Academy-’West Side Story’

Junior Specialty

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Dreams’

Teen Jazz

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Fever’ 2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Emotional Rescue’ 3rd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Bajale’

Teen Hip-Hop

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Runnin’

Teen Tap

1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Can’t Hold Us’ 2nd: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Dress’

Teen Contemporary

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’What Kind of Man’ 2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Parachute’ 3rd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Pale Yellow’

Teen Lyrical

1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Ne Me Quitte Pas’ 2nd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’I Don’t Think About You’ 3rd: Pure Movement Dance-’You Take My Breath Away’

Teen Ballroom

1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Que Calor’

Teen Specialty

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Bohemian Rhapsody’ 2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Flashing Lights’ 3rd: Pure Movement Dance-’Maneater’

Senior Jazz

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Need U Tonight’ 2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Mein Herr’ 3rd: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’One Eye Open’

Senior Hip-Hop

1st: Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Formation’

Senior Contemporary

1st: AVANTI Dance Company -’Strange’ 2nd: Soar Dance Academy-’Undertow’ 3rd: Soar Dance Academy-’Reality’

Senior Lyrical

1st: Soar Dance Academy-’Reborn’

Senior Musical Theatre

1st: Pure Movement Dance-’Boots’

Senior Specialty

1st: Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Say Goodbye’ 2nd: Soar Dance Academy-’Nutty As A Fruitcake’

Best of Radix:

Rookie

Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Minions’

Mini

Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Hey Pachuco’

The Industry Dance Academy-’Brighter Days’

Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’I Don’t Speak French’

AVANTI Dance Company-’Glad It’s Raining’

Junior

AVANTI Dance Company-’Clones’

Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Agness’

The Industry Dance Academy-’Clairvoyance’

Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’I Will Rescue You’

Teen

The Industry Dance Academy-’Parachute’

Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Bohemian Rhapsody’

AVANTI Dance Company-’What Kind of Man’

Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Sinking Deep’

Senior

AVANTI Dance Company-’Strange’

Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Say Goodbye’

Soar Dance Academy-’Undertow’

The Industry Dance Academy-’Mein Herr’

Studio Standout:

The Industry Dance Academy-’Parachute’

Beyond Belief Dance Company-’Bohemian Rhapsody’

Artistry In Motion Performing Arts Center-’Sinking Deep’

AVANTI Dance Company-’What Kind of Man’

#2021 #radix #dallas #texas #dance

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Da marzo ad agosto 2020, un gruppo di ricerca ha offerto delle sessioni online di meditazione guidata di tipo mindfulness, via video, e ha indagato i sintomi dei soggetti, prima e dopo la sessione, di emicrania, ansia, paura e stress, connessi con la pandemia appena scoppiata. 🌡️ Si è osservata un'immediata riduzione, sebbene temporanea, dei sintomi acuti di stress, ansia e paura, con una sola sessione di mindfulness. I soggetti non avevano alcuna precedente conoscenza di meditazione; il 65% ha voluto approfondirla in seguito al test, il 74% ha affermato di raccomandarla a famiglia/amici. 🧘 La meditazione non può essere sostitutiva di una terapia, ma è comunque fondamentale per il benessere psicologico, e può essere intesa come un "allenamento" da praticare ogni giorno per coltivare la consapevolezza e prevenire processi mentali patologici, come il rimuginio ansioso o depressivo. ➡️ Ho trattato la meditazione in diversi post; vedi il post "3 tecniche anti-ansia", in cui è descritta una tecnica basata sulla meditazione. Fonte: 📄 Farris, S. R., Grazzi, L., Holley, M., Dorsett, A., Xing, K., Pierce, C. R., ... & Wells, R. E. (2021). Online Mindfulness May Target Psychological Distress and Mental Health during COVID-19. Global Advances in Health and Medicine, 10, 21649561211002461. ℹ️ Per news scientifiche, video informativi, memi e altro è possibile seguirmi sui social: IG 📷 @federicorussopsi FB 👥 @federicorussopsicologo Sito: 🌍 psicologofedericorusso.it 📅 Per appuntamenti (anche online) e info, anche via WhatsApp o Telegram:📱 327 1582852 o via mail: 📧 [email protected] 📍Via G. Pappacoda, 2, / 📍Via S. Lucia 27, #Manduria (TA) #ansia #stress #depressione #mindfulness #meditazione #psicologia (presso Dott. Federico Russo - Psicologo Psicoterapeuta) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMzZSzUgOoW/?igshid=oflw8fgdl57c

#manduria #ansia #stress #depressione #mindfulness #meditazione #psicologia

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Interesting Papers for Week 47, 2017

Synaptic Mechanisms of Feature Coding in the Visual Cortex of Awake Mice. Adesnik, H. (2017). Neuron, 95(5), 1147–1159.e4.

Integrative Modeling of Prefrontal Cortex. Alexander, W. H., Vassena, E., Deraeve, J., & Langford, Z. D. (2017). Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 29(10), 1674–1683.

An Analysis of Waves Underlying Grid Cell Firing in the Medial Enthorinal Cortex. Bonilla-Quintana, M., Wedgwood, K. C. A., O’Dea, R. D., & Coombes, S. (2017). Journal of Mathematical Neuroscience, 7(1), 9.

Foraging Value, Risk Avoidance, and Multiple Control Signals: How the Anterior Cingulate Cortex Controls Value-based Decision-making. Brown, J. W., & Alexander, W. H. (2017). Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 29(10), 1656–1673.

Inferring neuronal network functional connectivity with directed information. Cai, Z., Neveu, C. L., Baxter, D. A., Byrne, J. H., & Aazhang, B. (2017). Journal of Neurophysiology, 118(2), 1055–1069.

Inhibitory modulation of medial prefrontal cortical activation on lateral orbitofrontal cortex-amygdala information flow. Chang, C., & Ho, T. (2017). Journal of Physiology, 595(17), 6065–6076.

The Cost of Structure Learning. Collins, A. G. E. (2017). Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 29(10), 1646–1655.

Adaptive encoding of outcome prediction by prefrontal cortex ensembles supports behavioral flexibility. Del Arco, A., Park, J., Wood, J., Kim, Y., & Moghaddam, B. (2017). Journal of Neuroscience, 37(35), 8363–8373.

Day2day: investigating daily variability of magnetic resonance imaging measures over half a year. Filevich, E., Lisofsky, N., Becker, M., Butler, O., Lochstet, M., Martensson, J., … Kühn, S. (2017). BMC Neuroscience, 18(1), 65.

Frequency-difference-dependent stochastic resonance in neural systems. Guo, D., Perc, M., Zhang, Y., Xu, P., & Yao, D. (2017). Physical Review E, 96(2), 22415.

The Spatiotemporal Organization of the Striatum Encodes Action Space. Klaus, A., Martins, G. J., Paixao, V. B., Zhou, P., Paninski, L., & Costa, R. M. (2017). Neuron, 95(5), 1171–1180.e7.

Input-Timing-Dependent Plasticity in the Hippocampal CA2 Region and Its Potential Role in Social Memory. Leroy, F., Brann, D. H., Meira, T., & Siegelbaum, S. A. (2017). Neuron, 95(5), 1089–1102.e5.

Basolateral amygdala to orbitofrontal cortex projections enable cue-triggered reward expectations. Lichtenberg, N. T., Pennington, Z. T., Holley, S. M., Greenfield, V. Y., Cepeda, C., Levine, M. S., & Wassum, K. M. (2017). Journal of Neuroscience, 37(35), 8374–8384.

Functional Mechanisms Encoding Others’ Direction of Gaze in the Human Nervous System. Palmer, C. J., & Clifford, C. W. G. (2017). Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 29(10), 1725–1738.

The drift diffusion model as the choice rule in reinforcement learning. Pedersen, M. L., Frank, M. J., & Biele, G. (2017). Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 24(4), 1234–1251.

Temporally evolving gain mechanisms of attention in macaque area V4. Sani, I., Santandrea, E., Morrone, M. C., & Chelazzi, L. (2017). Journal of Neurophysiology, 118(2), 964–985.

The Basal Ganglia Do Not Select Reach Targets but Control the Urgency of Commitment. Thura, D., & Cisek, P. (2017). Neuron, 95(5), 1160–1170.e5.

Adaptation modulates correlated subthreshold response variability in visual cortex. Wright, N. C., Hoseini, M. S., & Wessel, R. (2017). Journal of Neurophysiology, 118(2), 1257–1269.

In vivo analysis of synaptic activity in cerebellar nuclei neurons unravels the efficacy of excitatory inputs. Yarden-Rabinowitz, Y., & Yarom, Y. (2017). Journal of Physiology, 595(17), 5945–5963.

Supramodal representation of temporal priors calibrates interval timing. Zhang, H., & Zhou, X. (2017). Journal of Neurophysiology, 118(2), 1244–1256.

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#science #Neuroscience #computational neuroscience #Brain science #research #scientific publications #cognitive science #cognition #neurobiology #psychophysics #machine learning

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DE VOLTA AO CENÁRIO VINTAGE

Desaparecida ao longo dos anos, picape da Chrysler revive velhos tempos com referências norte-americanas e doses de adrenalina com motor V8 318

Texto: Bruno Bocchini Fotos: Ricardo Kruppa

O soberano motor de 198 cavalos, o mesmo que equipava o Dodge Dart, lançado no mesmo ano de 1969, fazia da D100 a mais potente das picapes nacionais. A Chrysler mantinha a combinação da agilidade do motor com a lenta e imprecisa direção, somada à simplista suspensão (com eixo rígido e feixe de molas, tanto na dianteira como na traseira), que resultava no terror das seguradoras: um veículo rápido, mas pouco seguro. O desaparecimento dos modelos D100 partiu do fato de bom número deles ter sido destinado às frotas públicas e, posteriormente, tornando-os sucateados.

Assim como os outros carros da família Chrysler (Dart e Charger), a picape sofreu diretamente os efeitos da crise do petróleo. Ficava difícil para qualquer proprietário alimentar a fome do bloco V8, que em média rondava os 2,5 km/l – e perdia para os quatro cilindros 2.5 e 2.3 das concorrentes C-10 (Chevrolet) e F-100 (Ford), emprestados dos Opala e Maverick, respectivamente. A “dor de cabeça” para o entusiasta era não existir a versão diesel para a picape da Chrysler. A equipe da oficina Garage Oldschool, de São Paulo, preparou o modelo Dodge D100 que compõe esta reportagem especialmente para a revista Hot Rods.

Os modelos D 100, à época, eram oferecidos em duas versões: standard e luxo. A versão mais cara tinha como diferenciais para-choques e calotas cromados e friso lateral. Internamente, mudava o revestimento dos bancos e o volante, que era o mesmo do Dart. Na picape mais simples, a direção era a mesma dos caminhões D 400. Para este projeto, a ideia foi tornar a picape mais encorpada e com características mais próximas do modelo americano, contrariando a grade frontal da versão brasileira. “A ideia era montar um projeto bruto, mas ao mesmo tempo que garantisse comodidade para quem quer rodar pelas ruas. Além da mecânica mais invocada, implantamos a grade frontal do modelo americano e deixamos de lado a grade nacional. A picape ficou mais bonita, mais coerente com nossa proposta”, explica Ricardo Kruppa, que trabalhou como consultor do projeto.

A D100 carrega um bloco V8 318 que gera em torno de 250 cavalos. O mecanismo recebeu peças compradas no exterior, como pistão 0.60 mm, cabos MSD, comando de válvulas 282/290 da Comp Cams, coletor de admissão Edelbrock, carburador Holley 600 CFM, módulo e distribuidor MSD, tampa e filtro de óleo Mopar, escape Magnaflow 8×2 e alternador cromado de 120 Ampères. “Incluímos nas modificações o radiador feito em alumínio e diferencial Dodge para distribuir melhor o torque aos eixos, garantindo mais segurança, sobretudo em curvas”, conta Kruppa.

A coluna de direção acrescida ao modelo veio do Dodge Le Baron, assim como o câmbio, que era manual e foi substituído por um automático. Já o sistema de suspensão foi trabalhado por Norberto Jensen, da Hot & Customs, que utilizou a ponta do Landau e amortecedores KYB. No interior da D100, destaque para o volante Colorado Custom e o painel Dakota Digital, que conta com seis instrumentos para leitura. Há ainda um sistema de som feito pelos profissionais da Style Sound, de São Paulo, que inclui dois amplificadores, dois subwoofers de 8”, dois coaxiais e player Alpine. A tapeçaria também é atrativo do projeto – redesenhada com bancos em couro com as mesmas características e tonalidade dos revestimentos dos carros da marca Jaguar – aplicada pela empresa paulistana Abreu Tapeceiro.

Diante do estilo “way of life” americano, a picape manteve as linhas tradicionais, mas recebeu cuidados que garantiriam a beleza e “brutalidade” do modelo. A lataria foi preparada para adotar a cor vermelho Modena e ganhou emblema e retrovisores cromados. Na caçamba foi aplicado revestimento liso nas laterais, em direção contrária ao modelo original, que possuía vincos. Para finalizar, a equipe Garage Oldschool somou rodas Foose aro 20 na traseira e 18 na dianteira. “Esse detalhe da aplicação lisa na caçamba, para nós, faz grande diferença e deixa o compartimento mais bonito. O original mantinha um aspecto pesado demais e fugia da proposta”, explica Kruppa. Ao contrário dos italianos, os americanos gostam de dirigir carros grandes e no Brasil as picapes continuam fazendo sucesso. É só acelerar a Dodge D100 para entender por que o motor 318 foi tão aplaudido na carreira. A mesma base do 318 chegou a equipar os utilitários esportivos Cherokee 5.2 e as picapes Dakota. Quer mais? Você ainda estará carregando o símbolo Dodge como identidade.

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The floral motif of this printed-pattern bookcloth nearly obscures the blind and gilt stamping on the front cover of our copy of A Description of the City of New York, published in 1847.

Decorated bookcloth, including printed-pattern and ribbon-embossed cloth, peaked in popularity in the late 1830s into the 1840s. The trend became less popular beginning in the 1850s, when heavy gilt-stamped designs on ungrained bookcloth dominated the market.

Browse the Library Company’s database of 19th-Century Cloth Bindings to see more!

Holley, O. L. 1847, A description of the city of New York New York : J. Disturnell 1847. 10 cm x 15 cm x 1 cm

#BensLibrary #PublishersBindingThursday #PrintedPatternCloth #BookCloth #FloralPatterns #BookCovers #1840s #NewYorkNewYork #RareBooks #SpecialCollections #AmericanPublishersBindings #americanpublishersclothbindings #Tumblarians

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Be in time to see "A New World In My View: Gifts From Gordon W. Bailey" - debuts of contemporary artists and artwork on exhibition at the Speed Art Museum

This exhibit will be closing on March 19, 2017 at the Speed Art Museum:

The Speed Art Museum has received a major gift of 35 contemporary artworks from the Los Angeles-based scholar, advocate, and collector Gordon W. Bailey. All 21 artists, most African-American artists from the southern United States, featured in this gift are making their debuts in the Speed Art Museum’s permanent collection. A selection of these works will be on view in the exhibition A New World in My View: Gifts from Gordon W. Bailey in the Speed’s contemporary galleries on the second floor of the North building.

Bailey selected a collection of artworks that will enable the Speed to present a more diverse range of contemporary art and further erode the boundaries that have marginalized artists who have been labeled “naïve,” “outsider,” or “self-taught.” The artists whose artwork has been gifted to the Speed include: Leroy Almon, Eddie Arning, Willie Birch, Archie Byron, David Choe, Sam Doyle, Thornton Dial Sr., Roy Ferdinand, Lonnie Holley, Joe Light, Charlie Lucas, Sister Gertrude Morgan, J. B. Murray, O. L. Samuels, Welmon Sharlhorne, Herbert Singleton, Henry Speller, Jimmy Lee Sudduth, James “Son” Thomas, Willie White, and Purvis Young.

“We are deeply fortunate to have found a donor, scholar, and collaborator in Gordon W. Bailey, who is reshaping the way the Speed presents contemporary art,” said Speed Art Museum CEO Ghislain d’Humieres. “This collection will generate conversation and bring many new visitors through our doors.”

“This is a gift carefully crafted with the Speed Art Museum in mind, and reflects Mr. Bailey’s decades-long commitment to fostering these artists and ushering them into the canon of art history,” said Miranda Lash, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Speed. “I am honored and grateful to be working with him in presenting this awe-inspiring work.”

Highlights of the gift include Sam Doyle, Chapel of Ease, c. 1982-84; Willie Birch, Sunday’s Child, 1991; Charlie Lucas, One-Eyed Farmer, 1990s; Lonnie Holley, I Was Raised in the Crate that Fed Me, 1980s; and three Welmon Sharlhorne drawings from the 1990s. Painted on sheet metal, Sam Doyle’s Chapel of Ease captures an eighteen-century church ruin off the coast of South Carolina on St. Helena Island. Originally built by slaves for use by plantation families, after the Civil War, the Chapel of Ease was used by Freedmen and their supporters. Around 1970, Doyle volunteered to serve as caretaker of the historic ruins, and sometimes painted at the site.

Sunday’s Child by New Orleans-based artist Willie Birch is a quintessential example of Birch’s work in papier-mâché, a medium he began employing in the mid-1980s. Birch’s sculpture of a young African-American girl includes a round, glass-covered box affixed to her chest filled with objects, a reference to the materials found in African Nkisi figures. Made from found objects, One-Eyed Farmer by Charlie Lucas captures in semi-abstract form the profile of a farmer and a rural landscape. The sheet metal, bowl, wires, and metal detritus used by Lucas imbue the imagery with dynamic three-dimensional relief. Renowned artist and musician Lonnie Holley created I Was Raised in the Crate that Fed Me, from a found wooden crate, twisted wires and a baby doll. Tangled in its wires, the doll alludes his own challenging upbringing and the universal theme of injustice. Drawn with pen and marker on manila folders, the drawings of Louisiana artist Welmon Sharlhorne bring to life vivid imaginary faces, creatures, buildings and skyscapes.

#events #exhibits #news #Louisville

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CARL’S BLOG: CLEBURNE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE VOL.2

3-16-20: CLEBURNE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE VOL.2: History of Edgemont:

Some of you have asked why I quit posting stories from CLEBURNE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE VOL. 1 AND VOL.11. Because of a lot of interest in Cleburne County I have decided to run stories of Cleburne County, Arkansas for you who would like to treasure memories of the last county organized in Arkansas. I will not be posting daily. So, watch my blog sites for stories. Thanks, and enjoy! Carl J. Barger, Born and raised in Cleburne County and Author of CLEBURNE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE VOL. 1 AND 11.

Chapter 25

History of Edgemont

The little town of Edgemont with a population today of about 150 people is located on Highway 16 in the northern part of Cleburne County. It was once a part of Van Buren County before Cleburne became a county in 1883. The city limits of Edgemont begin north of the Edgemont Bridge which spans across Lake Greers Ferry.

When the first settlers came to Edgemont in the 1840’s and 1850’s, the little community was known as Kinderhook. Kinderhook had one of the first post offices in Van Buren County.

Settlers at Miller, Shiloh, Stark, and Higden got their mail in Kinderhook. The early settlers found rich farmland along the banks of the Little Red River which today is part of Greers Ferry Lake. The land north, west, and east of the Little Red River was populated with virgin pine and lots of hardwood trees. The land being part of the foothills of the Ozark Mountains naturally was rocky and hilly. Little could be grown on the hilly land. Cotton was grown in the bottom land and corn on the hilly land.

In July 1908, the Edgemont Improvement Company was organized. Its first job was to locate, survey, and layout and plat the town of Stark, Cleburne County.

E. T. Stanfield was the president, and stockholders were J. M. Smith and W. J. Ask. The post office was established that year and according to E. T. Stanfield, the founder, the town grew to

five or six hundred people.

Boarding houses in Higden accommodated people working in the timber. The town had three sawmills, a cotton gin, the Globe Cooperate and Lumber Company, several restaurants, a

drug store, a hotel, and a bank.

Edgemont had three churches, Methodist, Christian, and Baptist. It also had a Masonic Lodge and a school that offered a high school degree.

One of the first bridges into the area was a 500-foot swinging bridge built by residents who grew tired of trying to ford the river. Some of the earlier teachers at the Edgemont School were, Mary Lockard, Bud Barnum, Ruby Smith Stark, Billie Jo Rollins, Leota Bailey, and Mrs. Gwen Underwood.

The Missouri and Arkansas Railroad served Edgemont from the early 1900’s until its closing in the 1940’s. The train came right through Edgemont which made it a popular stopping off place. The next train stop was at Settlement near Shirley, Arkansas, which was in Van Buren County. When the Missouri and Arkansas Railroad closed in the 1940’s, the little town of Edgemont began to lose population.

In the 1960’s when Lake Greers Ferry began to fill up, the town was moved to its present location about one mile north of its original town site. Today one can find several old brick and rock foundations of buildings buried beneath the waters of Greers Ferry Lake. What was once good bottom farmland is now all water.

Today, the little town is a tourist attraction. It is surrounded by water on three sides and is a paradise for fishermen and boaters. Today a visitor can visit the Lakefront Restaurant which is noted for serving some of the best fresh fish on Greers Ferry Lake. It has the

Lakefront Lodge and Resort plus several lake cabins and retirement homes. The tourist who travel by R. V.’s can find a great camping area at the Blue Clouds RV and Cabin Resort, just west of town.

Some other attractions that make Edgemont a popular place is Fairfield Bay Resort which is located about eight miles to the west and Greers Ferry which is a growing little resort town located

about three miles to the south. Between Fairfield Bay, Greers Ferry, and Higden, one can find about anything that one needs to have a pleasant visit or home in the area. From Lake Greers Ferry, Edgemont can be seen for miles away. It sits up on a hill that overlooks Greers Ferry. It offers a beautiful showcase from the Lake.

The people of Edgemont are some of the friendliest people in the Ozarks Mountains. They go out of their way to make you feel at home.

History of Kinderhook

The Kinderhook Post Office was established in Van Buren County on January 12, 1837. It was discontinued on January 19, 1839.

It was re-established in Van Buren County on May 6, 1840. It was in what is now Cleburne County. Some say it was located near Stark and some say it was located at the Junction of Highways 16 and 92 which is closer to Edgemont. It was discontinued on December 4, 1894.

After this, the mail came from Shiloh, Arkansas, in Cleburne County.

Those Holding the Position as Postmaster at Kinderhook

Postmasters Date of Appointment:

Timothy R. Wells January 12, 1837

Thomas Cornwall June 25, 1838

John O. Young May 6, 1840

Luke Grimes January 6, 1845

William Cullum April 9, 1846

Hiram Allison August 21, 1849

William Lockhart July 16, 1850

John Thomason October 4, 1850

William Cullum February 16, 1852

Joseph W. Carlton August 16, 1859

Isaac W. Stark November 30, 1866

Finch C. Morgan September 29, 1879

William A. Morgan March 17, 1880

Sarah S. C. Morgan June 15, 1891

William H. Gadberry October 28, 1891

History of Edgemont Post Office

The Edgemont Post Office was established on September 19, 1908

Postmasters: Date of Appointment:

William W. Morgan September 19, 1900

Wirt B. Turner June 5, 1914

Charlie G. Holley August 22, 1924

John R. Stafford June 30, 1952

Mrs. Alice W. Stafford June 25, 1965

Alton Earl Wilkins January 10, 1967

Eva L. Tullos November 11, 1976

Mrs. Mary L. Turney April 22, 1978

Sharon A. Nelson October 2, 1992

Sharon A. Nelson September 18, 1993

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Dicas para emagrecer rápido: 10 conselhos indispensáveis

Quer conhecer as melhores dicas para emagrecer rápido e urgente? Então, siga as indicações deste artigo em busca do emagrecimento.

Os principais manuais com dicas para emagrecer rápido possuem muitas regras, contudo, algumas permanecem iguais, assim indicam os especialistas em Coach de Emagrecimento. Neste sentido a seguir são demonstradas 10 indicações para perder medida.

Manual com 10 dicas para emagrecer rápido

1 # Treinos HIIT da Dama Fitness: dicas para emagrecer rápido

Conforme você avança no treino HIIT para emagrecer certifique-se de comer bastante proteína para ajudar seu corpo a queimar calorias e construir músculos em cada treino.

Em termos práticos, seguir uma dieta ideal para HIIT ajuda no sentido de obter resultados mais rápidos. Tenha em mente de que a consistência é o componente mais importante de qualquer programa para perder peso.

Uma pessoa consciente consegue aumentar o nível de condicionamento físico e melhorar o corpo para melhor.

Após construir um relacionamento, mantenha contato com amigos online e siga dietas light. Compartilhe o progresso, incentive as amizades a fazer o mesmo.

Seja realista sobre as limitações. Ao definir metas alcançáveis você vai ser consistente com o exercício e a dieta, e, após alguma paciência, seus esforços começam a aparecer nos próximos cinco ou seis meses.

Quando se trata de fazer dieta não faça quaisquer mudanças radicais. Em vez disso, coma em pratos menores e não estoque alimentos. Tomar sopa antes da refeição ajuda a manter quaisquer desejos de comida pouco saudável.

Alerta: HIIT é mais eficaz quando combinado com uma dieta saudável que consiste em legumes, carne magra e hidratos de carbono enriquecidos. Consumir dois hambúrgueres e molho especial certamente vai diminuir quaisquer resultados obtidos conforme programas adequados.

High Intensity Interval Training é uma ótima maneira de aumentar o desempenho, diminuir peso corporal indesejado, poupar tempo e paciência. Tenha certeza que fazer treinos HIIT apenas encurta o caminho ao emagrecimento saudável.

2 # Goma de mascar

Goma de mascar é bom para a saúde oral! Enquanto tem suas próprias vantagens, também causa inchaço e irritações no estômago a quem exagerar na frequência dos consumos.

Nem por isto você deve dispensar a goma de mascar no seu manual com dicas para emagrecer rápido com saúde.

Lembre-se que além de manter a boca fechada, a goma de mascar evita o excesso de ar no estômago, inclusive depois de almoço ou durante a noite, quando os desejos de comida se tornam intensos, prejudicando o caminho de perder peso rápido.

3 # O poder do chá verde

Os antioxidantes são nutrientes mágicos e enzimas responsáveis por lutar contra os efeitos negativos da radiação UV, fornecendo aparência mais jovem para pele e servindo como um método de prevenir uma série de doenças com grandes riscos de vida.

Antioxidantes estão presentes em frutas cruas, legumes verdes e chocolate escuro. Mas, um copo de chá verde fornece 5 vezes mais antioxidantes do que qualquer outro alimento.

O aumento da resistência via 1 copo de chá verde pode chegar em até 6 horas por causa de efeitos da L-teanina. Bebedores desta bebida não desenvolvem efeitos secundários usuais dos energéticos industriais, tais como hipertensão e nervosismo.

Os pesquisadores indicam que chá verde entre as dicas para emagrecer rápido porque tem um efeito positivo sobre o colesterol.

Estudos de populações diferentes mostram que as pessoas que bebem em uma base regular têm níveis mais baixos de LDL (mau colesterol), enquanto ao mesmo tempo exibem taxas elevadas de HDL (bom colesterol).

Vale destacar que os homens que bebem chá verde são cerca de 11% menos propensos a desenvolverem doenças cardíacas do que aqueles que não beberam esta bebida mágica.

Beber alguma coisa só porque é saudável pode ser uma experiência ruim. Felizmente, ao contrário de outros chás que exigem açúcar, leite ou limão para serem palatáveis para o consumidor médio, o chá verde é absolutamente maravilhoso por si só.

Chá verde pode ser encontrado sem dificuldades nas mercearias e no mercado de produtos naturais. Também é possível achar algumas marcas nacionais ou internacionais nos melhores hipermercados do Brasil.

4 # Não esquecer o café da manhã

Consuma um café da manhã nutritivo antes ou depois do treino para perder barriga rápido. Desta forma o corpo conserva a energia por abrandar o metabolismo e aumenta a resposta à insulina, de acordo com Joseph Luciani, Ph.D., autor da obra “Fina de Dentro”.

Mesmo se você não está com fome é aconselhável comer logo ao amanhecer. A nutricionista Holley Grainger recomenda comer, pelo menos, um pouco de proteína e fibras como aveia, iogurte, torradas, abacate ou ovos mexidos.

5 # Jantar pesado nem pensar!

Jamais faça de um jantar a sua refeição mais pesada. Pesquisas sugerem que as pessoas que comem as maiores refeições ao final do dia perdem menos peso que perfis consumidores de pratos pesados no início do dia.

Isto acontece também porque o corpo digere alimentos de forma dessemelhante em diferentes momentos – e de modo mais lento durante a noite, de acordo com Luciani.

Concentre-se em comer mais frutas e vegetais com os nutrientes de que você necessita para funcionar e ficar satisfeito (a). Se lembre que no dia seguinte o corpo deve estar preparado para a prática do treino para perder barriga rápido.

6 # Água é a melhor bebida do mundo

Uma vez que você pensa em emagrecer e tonificar o abdômen vale a pena encarar o corpo como um templo que apenas pode ser abastecido por água pura.

Quer uma das melhores dicas para emagrecer rápido? Então, esqueça dos refrigerantes ou das bebidas repletas de açúcar, inclusive se existir constante prática de atividades físicas na sua rotina do dia a dia.

Beber água durante todo o dia e nas refeições promove a digestão adequada para que você não fique com a barriga inchada. Algumas pesquisas sugerem que dois copos de água antes das refeições fazem a pessoa se sentir mais completa.

7 # A dieta alimentar para eliminar excesso de barriga

Independentemente do treino que você escolher, a diferença entre o sucesso e o fracasso provavelmente está na dieta. Não há nenhuma atividade física que dá carta branca para comer alimentações ruins.

Antes de iniciar qualquer programa mantenha ativa a noção de quantas calorias você consome a cada dia. Em seguida, procure medir suas necessidades calóricas tendo em conta o seu novo nível de atividade física.

Você também pode contratar os serviços de um nutricionista registrado para ajudar a guiar o seu processo alimentar.

8 # Período de sono – dicas para emagrecer rápido

Não há como colher os benefícios do emagrecimento via dieta alimentar nutritiva e constantes treinos HIIT se a pessoa jamais dorme pelo menos de 7 a 8 horas por noite.

No sono a pessoa se recupera dos danos físicos de treinos no dia anterior, o que facilita ao corpo despertar novinho às novas séries de treino para perder barriga rápido, fazendo deste um seguro destaque nesta lista com dicas para emagrecer rápido.

9 # Uma palavra sobre metabolismo

Exercício de alta intensidade aumenta a liberação de hormônios de crescimento, que mobilizam a gordura para ser usada como combustível.

Também faz o metabolismo permanecer elevado entre cerca de 10 a 15 por cento acima da sua linha de base, de modo que você queima mais gordura durante várias horas pós-treino, diz Arthur Weltman, PhD, diretor do Laboratório de Fisiologia do Exercício na Universidade da Virgínia.

10 # Principal mito da menopausa

Apenas de saber que a menopausa está próxima algumas mulheres podem sentir desmotivação em seguir na vida fitness, uma ideia que na prática se trata de um dos principais mitos relacionados ao assunto.

Comece com uma boa dieta. Existem certos alimentos que são bons em qualquer fase da vida e particularmente para as mulheres na meia-idade. Alimentações que incluem fitoestrogênios como sementes de soja e de linho, por exemplo, aliviam os sintomas da menopausa.

Procure comer abundância de legumes e peixes oleosos. Tente reduzir a cafeína, evitar adição de açúcar e carboidratos refinados para diminuir os índices de açúcar no sangue.

Também é importante reduzir o álcool, conhecido por afetar os hormônios, bem como reduzir a absorção de cálcio para manter os ossos saudáveis. Evite alimentos processados. Coma mais frutas e gorduras benéficas como azeite de oliva e abacate.

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Power to the People: Testing for Real World Power at the Mopar Nationals

It all comes down to where the rubber meets the road. It might look really cool, have an awesome engine living under the hood, and sound really mean and nasty, but if it doesn’t have the dyno power numbers to back it up, it’s well, lots of talk. Now we’re not here to say that a cool car comes down to just power numbers and realize that many cars are built with different goals in mind. But it is pretty interesting to see what different combos and packages actually produce at the rear wheels.

To find this out we teamed up with the folks at Midwest Mobile Dynojet chassis dyno operated by Redline Motorsports out of Bloomington, IL, which was sponsored by Petty’s Garage. Held at National Trail Raceway (Columbus, OH) in conjunction with the Mopar Nats in August. The Dyno Showdown allows street-driven, licensed, registered, and insured Mopars to compete for the best power numbers.

We’re also very thankful to the folks at Petty’s Garage for sponsoring the mobile dyno showdown event. Without their help this would not be possible. As well, Petty’s Garage brought out their semi-truck trailer display filled with all kinds of goodies including Petty cars and parts, which was parked adjacent to the dyno action alongside of the National Trail Raceway drag strip. Folks in attendance were able to buy all sorts of performance parts and performance packages to upgrade their Mopars to run like a king! They even had lots of cool T-Shirts there. The folks at Petty’s Garage not only offer cool parts for late-model Dodges and even Jeeps, but they also build complete cars, from late-model Hemi Challengers and Chargers to classic restorations of many domestic makes in their Level Cross, North Carolina facility.

The Dyno Showdown, takes place on Friday from 9 am to 5 pm, while The Mopar Nats drag race, car show and huge (and we mean huge) swap meet occurs over the entire weekend. And most any street-legal Mopar or AMC- vehicle that is registered, licensed, and insured is eligible to compete on the dyno for free. The horsepower classes are separated to one of four classes: Vintage Power-Adder, Vintage Naturally Aspirated, Late-Model Power-Adder, and Late-Model Naturally Aspirated. This year there was no entrant for Vintage Power-Adder. We also included an Editor’s Choice Award to round out four categories, which we provided awards for. To MC this event we had the tremendous help of former Mopar Muscle Editor and now Editor of Car Craft, Johnny Hunkins. As well, we’d like to tip our hat to radio and TV host Clarence Barnes for his great MC duties as well. Thank you.

During the course of the day we had 22 eager competitors who braved the dyno rollers. We were on schedule to have even more dyno competition, but a strong rain storm came down later in the afternoon and left everyone running for cover until after 5:00PM, ending the dyno competition a little ahead of schedule. But we’re definitely looking forward to spinning the rollers next year at The Mopar Nationals in Columbus, Ohio and we hope to see you and your Mopar there!

Sources: www.midwestmobiledyno.com www.pettys-garage.com

Amongst our winners for the Dyno Competition were:

Power Adder, Late Model 810.53 Horsepower Winner: Ron Young Hometown: Battle Creek, MI

Our biggest power winner for the Power Adder, Late-Model went to Ron Young who brought out his daily driver 2015 Dodge Challenger Hellcat with a few modifications to test the dyno rollers. When he was done, the computers displayed a whopping 810.53 horses! Plus this runs on E85.

2015 Hellcat Challenger Red Horsepower: 810.53 Engine: Blown Hellcat, TTI Exhaust, Pulleys, Injectors, Tim Barth Tuning, Daily Driver

Naturally Aspirated, Late Model 443.93 Horsepower WINNER: Jason Werner Hometown: Clarksburg, WV

For the Naturally Aspirated Late Model category we had eight contestants brave the rollers. When we were done, Jason Werner won the category with 443.93 horsepower delivered to the wheels. With a Petty’s Garage prepped 440 HEMI featuring a Comp Cam with 0.645 lift, Kook’s Headers and Magnaflow exhaust system Jason walked away with a trophy.

Horsepower: 443.93 2010 Dodge Challenger Plum Crazy Engine: Late model Hemi, 440 stroker GEN III Hemi, 10.881:1 Compression, Diablo Sport custom tune, Factory 6.1L heads ported by Bear, Stage 3 Arrington Intake, Arrington 90mm throttle body, Comp .645 lift cam, Kooks headers, Magnaflow Mufflers w/Arrington cutouts

Naturally Aspirated, Vintage 737.48 Horsepower Winner: Brian Schmidt Hometown: Kewaskum, WI

The Naturally Aspirated, Vintage award was won by Brian Schmidt with his 1971 Plymouth Duster that is powered by 572 cubic inches with parts from Indy, Holley, and more. The pump gas powered A-Body spun the rollers to achieve 737.48 horses.

Horsepower: 737.48 1971 Plymouth Duster Curious Yellow Engine: 572 cubic inch Wedge with 11.5:1 Compression. Dual Holley 1050 Dominators, Indy Tunnel Ram intake manifold, Indy Cylinder Heads,. Cam specs, 0.824 lift, 289 @ .050-inch lift. 2 3/8-inch headers with 4 ½ inch collectors. Motor built by Motor Masters to run on pump gas.

Editor’s Choice

Winner: Jerry Otterbein Hometown: York, PA Our Editor’s Choice award went to Jerry Otterbein with his gorgesous 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T. Powered by a 440 that is stroked to 502 cubic inches and a parts list that includes an Edelbrock Performer RPM intake and cylinder heads that flow exhaust into a set of TTI exhaust headers.

WINNER

1969 Dodge Coronet R/T Red Engine: 502 RB Mopar with 10.5:1 compression, Edelbrock Performer RPM cylinder heads and intake manifold, Demon 850 carburetor, 0.544-inch cam lift, TTI headers and exhaust, and Drag radials.

Check out our photo gallery of the participants and class winners. We hope to see you next year at Mopar Muscle Dyno Showdown sponsored by Petty’s Garage at The Nats – at National Trail Raceway!

DYNO RESULTS:

Naturally Aspirated, Late Model

WINNER Car Owner: Jason Werner Hometown: Clarksburg, WV

Naturally Aspirated, Late Model

Horsepower 443.93 2010 Dodge Challenger Plum Crazy Engine: Late model Hemi, 440 stroker GEN III Hemi, 10.881:1 Compression, Diablo Sport custom tune, Factory 6.1L heads ported by Bear, Stage 3 Arrington Intake, Arrington 90mm throttle body, Comp .645 lift cam, Kooks headers, Magnaflow Mufflers w/Arrington cutouts

Competitors:

Car Owner: Brooklyn Reed Hometown: St. Albans, WV

Naturally Aspirated, Late Model

Horsepower 401.18 2018 R/T Black Engine: 392 V8 Hemi, 6.4 L

Car Owner: Charles Tyree Hometown: Barberton, OH