#taylor knab

[saschaederer]

- „Wer heiß?“ (German: Who hot?)

- „rekt“ - „inhumanity“ - „Teens 18+“ - „She might’ve actually been raped“ - „Was ein langer Schwanz“ (German: What a long dick) - „Imposant“ (German: Impressive)

- „KaIII (Ederer) / KI (German: AI) / Ka (insinuation towards SRA, sodomy of wounds) / Ihh (German: Urgh)“

- „Bitchworks“ - „Mikhaila Peterson“

- „Jordan Peterson“

- Insinuation of me getting shot in the ‚junk‘ - „Julian Sens“

- Torture threats (initial reference to me)

- „Lea Pollert“

- „Marie Klein“

- „Hannah Knab“

- „Denise Oppitz“

- „Kristina Schmitt“

- „Vanessa Selbst (Selbst = Self in German) („own“)“ - „Taylor Swift“

- “Mami” (Initial reference to Tomoko Kuriyama)

- „Magnus Carlsen“

- „Alireza“

- „GMHikaru“

- „Pertain“

- „Daddy“ - Image of teen in porn having rough sex (insinuation towards my potential future daughter („son / sun“)“

- Image of Amiri King having sex with another man (‚fucked from behind‘)

- Image of a blonde woman having a threesome with two men - „Mikhaila (Peterson) / (Denise) Oppitz“

- „I cried for her („you“)“ - „Mikhaila (Peterson)“

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REPORTS

- A tweet of mine having been retweeted to my page by the system

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How I handle threats I receive (Last Update: 4. 9. 2024):

[jessalynward]

[juniormissperfect]

"Superego" - Club Dance Studio, junior specialty small group, Finals Competition, The Dance Awards Las Vegas, July 2017 ★ Choreography by Danny Lawn ☆ Dancers ☆ Taryn Bee, Bostyn Brown, Chevelle Heller, Taylor Knab, Paetyn Kuntz, Brynn Rumfallo, Jenna Valenzuela ♪ Superego (+2) ~ Disclosure

[ sorry I had to pitch the music, but I really wanted to post this ]

[carmodance]

Taylor Knab - One Way or Another

Teen solo for finals

club dance studio

[pas-de-bouryas]

Looks like Jaycee and Brynn are in another group and Lizzy is in one aswell!

[thisisustrying]

is there somewhere - halsey // cowboy like me - taylor swift 

art: "hanging gardens of babylon" by ferdinand knab

[doubleattitude]

Club Dance Studio

Hall of Fame, Phoenix AZ 2013: RESULTS

Future Hall of Famer:

Solo

1st: Amber Skaggs-’Wish Upon A Star’

2nd: Ellisyn Granda-’Surprise’

3rd: Elle Mcauley-’Amazing Grace’

4th: Bizzy Bendure-’In Love’

6th (tie): Lizzie Dunlop-’Broadway Baby’

6th (tie): Marley Heath-’The House We Live In’

9th (3-way tie): Payton Freeman-’Be Still My Soul’

9th (3-way tie): Summer O’haver-’Rockin Robin’

10th (tie): Kylie Propps-’There’s No Place Like Hollywood’

Duet/Trio

1st: Kelsey Millar, Ellisyn Granda, Mary Joy Bell-‘I’m Cute’

Small Group

1st: ‘You Raise Me Up’

3rd: ‘Perfect Young Ladies’

4th: ‘Adorables’

5th: ‘Funky’

Large Group

1st: ‘When You Believe’

2nd: ‘Yacht Club’

3rd: ‘Superstar’

4th (tie): ‘Mean Girls’

Line

1st: ‘We’re In The Money’

Rookie League:

Future Hall of Famer Solo

1st: Lindsay Lambert-’I Enjoy Being A Girl’

2nd: Paislee Mcauley-’Stupid Chick’

4th: Alexis Adair-’Call Me A Princess’

Future Hall of Famer Large Group

1st: ‘Hey Mickey’

Junior Solo

1st: Tianna Bell-’Diva’

2nd: Makkenzi Converse-Olsen-’Waves’

Junior Small Group

1st: ‘Can’t Get Next to You’

Junior Large Group

1st: ‘Dr Evil’

Teen Solo

1st: Mckenzie Perkins-’Keep Breathing’

American League:

Junior Solo

1st: Bostyn Brown-’People’

2nd: Carlee Schield-’What Sound’

3rd: Brynn Rumfallo-’Violet’

4th (tie): Jaycee Wilkins-’Ooh Ooh Child’

4th (tie): Dylynn Jones-’I’m Available’

5th (tie): Jenna Valenzuela-’Pop Drop Roll’

5th (tie): Brynklie Brown-’Time is Out’

7th (tie): Ainslee Gehrman-’Que Sera’

7th (tie): Alexis Watson-’I Look To You’

8th: Tatiana Savedra-’Hey Daddy’

10th (3-way tie): Laynee Hahn-’Show Business’

10th (3-way tie): Kamilla Johnson-’Caged Bird’

11th (tie): Taylor Knab-’Razzle’s Dazzle’

Junior Duet/Trio

1st: Dylynn Jones, Brynn Rumfallo, Jaycee Wilkins-’Song Bird’

2nd: Jaycee Wilkins, Bostyn Brown, Jenna Valenzuela-’Drive A Person Cazy’

3rd: Brynklie Brown, Ainslee Gehrman, Alexis Watson-‘Small’

4th: Carlee Schield, Brinley Harris, Tatiana Savedra-’Scarborough Fair’

Junior Small Group

1st: ‘The Leaving Song’

2nd: ‘Mercy’

3rd (tie): ‘Tears in Heaven’

3rd (tie): ‘Schoolin Life’

4th: ‘Children of 9-11′

5th: ‘Boom Boom’

Junior Large Group

1st: ‘Bathing Beauties’

2nd: ‘Isn’t She Lovely’

3rd: ‘Enchanted’

4th: ‘Big Dollhouse’

5th: ‘Run the World’

6th: ‘Look at Me’

Line

1st: ‘Here With Us’

Teen Solo

1st: Cami Schroeder-’Surrender’

2nd: Kalani Hilliker-’Forever Young’

3rd: Addison Moffett-’Imagine’

7th (tie): Brinley Harris-’Sparrow’

8th (tie): Sarah Reasons-’Silent Tear’

9th (tie): Kenedy Brown-’Shelter’

Teen Duet/Trio

1st: Kenedy Brown, Kalani Hilliker, Cami Schroeder-’Wild is the Wind’

3rd: Kalani Hilliker, Alyssa Bortano, Taylor McQuillan-’Silenced’

4th: Raegan Lamb, Addison Moffett-‘Lights’

Teen Small Group

1st: ‘Solitary Confinement’

2nd: ‘Hymns’

3rd: ‘Body Language’

4th: ‘Never An Absolution’

Teen Large Group

1st: ‘With or Without You’

2nd: ‘Purple Rain’

5th: ‘Sacrifice’

6th (tie): ‘Cover Me’

7th (tie): ‘Turning Pages’

Teen Line

1st: ‘Outta Your Mind’

2nd: ‘Circus’

Senior Solo

5th (tie): Paige Beringer-’Don’t Love You’

Senior Duet/Trio

1st: ‘Prisoner’

Senior Small Group

3rd: ‘E.T’

5th (tie): ‘Heartbreak Hotel’

Senior Large Group

5th (tie): ‘When You Say My Name’

[kiarrawaidelich]

opinions: jordyn blackburn deserved higher than a gold (like a high gold). nobody loves no one really isn't that bad a dance, it's strange and threw me off but i'm not surprised it's scoring fairly well given the quality of dancers and how well they perform it (and the dancers deserve the HGs they're getting). hip hop divas should've won the whole competition

Yes Jordyn deserved higher than gold imo! (Remember when Taylor Knab only got gold with Time Is Know at nuvo 2016? Still infuriating) And I’m sorry anon, but nobody loves no one just is stupid. It looks ridiculous. Why the hell is it a mini dance???? Why are the shaking???? Why are they cowboys??? Too many questions, not enough answers. I’m really surprised it got 3rd. Nuvo can be weird. And I didn’t watch hip hop divas, but I’ll take your word for it

[thedeadshotnetwork]

A brief history of Christmas trees For most Americans, a tinsel-decked tree is a holiday essential. But why do we put decorated firs in our homes? Here's everything you need to know: How did the custom start? As with many Christmas traditions, its roots go back to pagan times. Some Northern European pagans believed that the sun was a god and that he went through a yearly period of ill health in winter. They put up evergreen boughs on the winter solstice, around Dec. 21, the shortest day of the year — the evergreens reminding them of all the greenery that would grow again when the sun god regained his strength and spring arrived. Ancient Egyptians followed a similar tradition, adorning their homes with green palm fronds to mark the return of Ra, a hawk-headed god who wore the sun as a blazing crown. And ancient Romans used fir trees to decorate their temples during Saturnalia, a winter festival in honor of Saturn, the god of agriculture. Early Christian theologian Tertullian wasn't a fan; in the 2nd century, he told his fellow believers to leave the plants and trees to the heathens, "over whom the fires of hell are imminent." When did Christians get on board? That's a matter of ongoing dispute. The Eastern European cities of Tallinn and Riga both claim to have hosted the first Christmas tree: Tallinn in 1441, Riga in 1510. Each city says the Brotherhood of Blackheads — an association of local unmarried merchants, shipowners, and foreigners in Livonia (now modern-day Estonia and Latvia) — erected a tree in their town square over Christmas, danced around it, and then set it alight. Around the same time, medieval Germans were incorporating evergreens into their own Christmastime rituals, via the "Paradise Tree": an apple-adorned fir that represented the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden. But Christmas trees didn't make it into the home until Martin Luther, the founder of the Protestant Reformation, supposedly experienced a very special yuletide "vision" in 1536. What did Luther see? The German theologian was taking a nighttime stroll through a pine forest near his home in Wittenberg when he glanced up and was awestruck by the thousands of stars twinkling through the branches. The wondrous sight reminded him of Jesus departing heaven for Earth at Christmas, and Luther raced home to recreate the holy scene for his family — dragging a tree into their parlor and decorating its branches with lighted candles. Other Germans started covering their own Christmas firs with gingerbread, gilded apples, and other trinkets. Some preferred to deck a single yew branch with colored paper and ribbons, a ritual witnessed by English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1798. "Under this bough," wrote Coleridge, children and parents exchange presents "with kisses and embraces." When did the trees arrive in the U.S.? They were brought to Pennsylvania by German settlers and may have even played a part in the Revolutionary War. Legend has it that as George Washington was crossing the Delaware River on Dec. 25, 1776, Hessian mercenaries fighting for the British were busy decorating trees and getting drunk. Suffice to say, they were in no state to fight the ensuing battle, and lost. But Christmas trees didn't become de rigueur among fashionable society until they were granted the royal seal of approval. In 1848, the Illustrated London News published a sketch of Queen Victoria's Christmas tree at Windsor Castle, a gift from her German consort, Prince Albert. The image was reprinted in Philadelphia's Godey's Lady's Book , with the queen's crown and Albert's mustache removed to make it look more "American." East Coast ladies went wild for the heartwarming scene — and Christmas trees became a staple of the American home. What about decorations? Thomas Edison's assistant, Edward Johnson, was the bright spark who dreamed up electric Christmas tree lights. In 1882, not long after Edison had invented the light bulb, Johnson hung a string of 80 red, white, and blue bulbs on the tree in his New York City home and invited journalists to come and gawk at the illuminations. Some four decades later, on Dec. 24, 1923, President Calvin Coolidge lit the National Christmas Tree, a 48-foot balsam fir decorated with 2,500 colored bulbs. Department of Commerce official Frederick Feiker had conceived the ceremony, hoping it would boost the burgeoning electricity industry. It did, and started a custom that's been observed by the White House every year since — except during World War II, when the tree wasn't lit, and in 1979, when only its topper was illuminated in honor of American hostages in Iran. Feiker was always confident of success. "If you get the president of the United States two years in succession to do a thing," he said, "he will always do it." What do other countries do? In Japan, you might find origami swans, paper fans, and wind chimes hanging from the branches; in Spain, a tree trunk is filled with goodies, like toffees, nougats, almonds, and dates, and children take turns whacking the stump with a stick to dislodge the treats. In Brazil, Christmas lands in summer, but some people cover pine trees with little pieces of white cotton to simulate falling snow. Traditions vary widely, but across the world, Christmas trees are a universal symbol of festive joy. "There's a kind of glory to them when they're all lit up," said humorist Andy Rooney, "that exceeds anything all the money in the world could buy." An upside-down controversy A new front has opened up in the so-called War on Christmas: the upside-down Christmas tree. "Hanging" Christmas trees are the yuletide decoration trend of 2017, according to interior designers. London's Claridge's, a 161-year-old hotel, sports one designed by Karl Lagerfeld; Target is selling them for as much as $1,000. Some conservatives see upside-down trees as yet more proof of liberals' politically correct war on Christian traditions. "It's like an upside-down world ... the bizarro world," said Corey Lewandowski, President Trump's former campaign manager. "I am sure that [the first family] will not be turning the tree upside down. They like this country's traditions." But upside-down trees actually have deep Christian roots. Eastern Europeans hung their trees from the ceiling during the Middle Ages, to represent the Holy Trinity. In Poland, the podlazniczka loomed directly over the Christmas Eve dinner right into the 20th century. "It always made my grandfather crabby," says author Sophie Hodorwicz Knab. "He used to complain because his head kept hitting it." December 24, 2017 at 03:54PM

[saschaederer]

- “Transpose”

- „Rape“

- “Abreaction” - “memories”

- “Borderline” - “sustain” - “Denial”

- “Sick Leave”

- Image of a crescent moon in the night sky (symbolizing hope to me) - image of a small penis turning into a ship’s wheel, image of a finger tapping on my penis, my left foot which is crossing over my right foot, yanking upwards for a bit

- Image of ‘Gustave Moreau - The apparition’

- “Lack of contrast” - “Taylor Swift voice”

- “Können” (German: Can) - “dich (ab)holen” (German: pick you up) - “ab” (German: off)

- “DINKS” - “Chinks”

- Several images of Mikhaila Peterson from her instagram - one such image of her in a red dress, with something alluding to a drill but reminiscent of fecal matter, to the side of her face

- “Ugly face” - „botox“ - “Mikhaila (Peterson)”

- “Stift” (German: pen) - “Parker” - “Was kann ich dafür“ (German: How am I at fault („about that“) for that) - „18 („Mikhaila („Peterson“)“ - „88“

- Multiple songs playing in my head at once, two times (‚Celine Dion - My heart will go on‘ playing in my head at one of those instances)

- „Denise (Oppitz)“

- „Teddy“ (initial reference to Peer Ederer)

- „Hannah (Knab)“

- „Josie (Glabach)“

- „DrowsyLio“

- „Kristina Schmitt“

- „Marika (Hashimoto)“

- „Vanessa Selbst“

- „Julian Sens“

- „Spam“

- ‚The Lonely Island - Afterparty’ playing in my head, at two occasions intermixed with ‚The Lonely Island - Jizz in my pants‘ starting from „and the angels cry („and the angels fly“)“

- „Abdomen“

- „Impractical“ - slight pain at the tip of my glans - „fine“ - „Taylor Swift voice“

- „My ugly penis“

- „Coomer“ - „me“

- „DINK“ - „Peer Ederer“

- „Du bist krank“ (German: You are ill)

- „Canola oil“

(Note: The threats today were perceived in a ‘flooding’ rather than a ‘spammy’ manner (though realistically being both))

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REPORTS

- Hearthstone on mobile not playable anymore (doesn’t start up properly)

- Suddenly two of my fingers being sticky („icky“) - other objects also having felt sticky, multiple times throughout the day

- Spooky sounds of a girl yelling, from my vacuum cleaner

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[juniormissperfect]

"When I Grow Up" - Club Dance Studio, mini jazz large group, Nuvo Phoenix, May 2014 ★ Choreography by Krista Barker ☆ Dancers ☆ Taryn Bee, Mary Joy Bell, Kaitlyn Bush, Ava Check, Claire Glessner, Laynee Hahn, Emma Harris, Chevelle Heller, Hailey Jimenez, Taylor Knab, Selene Lombardino, Kelsey Millar, Kylee Ortiz

♪ When I Grow Up (unknown remix) ~ Pussycat Dolls ⛔ due to music copyrights, may not be available on mobile devices

[carmodance]

Taylor Knab - One Way Or Anoher

Teen Contemporary Solo

Club Dance

24/7 Glendale

[pas-de-bouryas]

What are some old solos that you think ought to be remembered way more often than they are?

old is subjective so im just gonna say 2016/2017 solos

taylor knab- time is now

laynee hanh- photograph

kamila johnson- the dawn

madi beerer- rise up

dyllan blackburn- exit strategy

eliza farr- woman in black

[doubleattitude]

Club Dance Studio

The Dance Awards, Las Vegas 2017: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

PeeWee Solo

5th: Ellie Smith-’Amazing Grace’

6th (tie): Madyson Barney-’When You Wish Upon A Star’

Didn’t Place

Brinklee Grako-’Wonderful World’

Sydney Kelly-’The Blessing’

Mini Solo

1st: Alexis Adair-’Strands’

3rd (tie): Brightyn Rhines-’Petrichor’

4th: Brooklin Cooley-’Solitude’

7th: Paige Kracht-’Daylight’

Didn’t Place

Kanon Greer-’Roxy’

Vanessa Valenzuela-’Heart Cry’

Isabella Lynch-’Blue Birds’

Bella Fernandez-’Stargazing’

Kenzie Charboneau-’Cinema Italiano’

Addison Jones-’Ooh Ooh Child’

Rachel Loiselle-’Only The Winds’

Bella Sor-’Every Season’

Brynlee Schabron-’Beautiful Like Me’

Hailey Baer-’Go Crazy’

Riley Knab-’Move’

Delaney Taylor-’Burnin Up’

Posey Harris-’Lipstick’

Mckenzie Robinson-’Holding On’

Sayler Conover-’Rich and Famous’

Chloe Slone-’Nuvole’

Grace McKinley-’Hold Up’

Jonah Benyamin-’Grey’

Kyla Robinson-’Won’t Ya Come’

Olivia Benyamin-’Trust’

Arie Russell-’One Woman Army’

Brooklyn Jones-’Wind It Up’

Junior Solo

5th: Audrey Caldwell-’Beach’

8th: Kaya Walsh-’Without’

9th: Samantha McGowan-’Slither’

10th: Summer O’Haver-’Darkness’

Didn’t Place

Kylie Propps-’Evil Like Me’

Paetyn Kuntz-’Pacing’

Marianna Hedger-’Crossed Paths’

Makenna Taylor-’Hyperballad’

Breanna Ng-’Lose It’

Kayla Walsh-’Without’

Milla Fabirkiewicz-’To My Soul’

Daylyn Lucky-’Peace’

Marlee Grako-’Trophy’

Elle McAuley-’Perception’

Landrie Peterson-’Solitude’

Teen Solo

5th: Jasmine Robinson-’Surrender’

7th (tie): Kendall Wheeler-’The Storm Within’

9th (tie): Jazlyn Robinson-’Transformations’

9th (tie): Jenna Valenzuela-’Yearning’

Didn’t Place

Chloe Davis-’Another Life’

Taryn Bee-’Much Closer’

Aspen Lynch-’Oasis’

Jenn Gamma-’Distant Lights’

Claire Glessner-’On Reflection’

Tatiana Savedra-’Funny Valentine’

Taylor Knab-’One Way Or Another’

Jaelah Stanley-’Keep An Eye On Me’

Sidney Hopkins-’Runnin’

Marley Gorman-’Question’

Sophia Benyamin-’Love For That’

Laynee Hahn-’Time Passing’

Hailey Jimenez-’Breathe In’

Kamilla Johnson-’Dawn’

McKenna Dickson-’Tremors’

Senior Solo

1st: Simrin Player-’Tiger’s Bride’

10th: Isabella Boyer-’Spine’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st (tie): Alexis Adair, Brightyn Rines, Brooklin Cooley-’Stable’

PeeWee Group

2nd ($100): ‘Silent Night’

Mini Group

4th: ‘Til’ Morrow’

5th (tie): ‘Don’t Worry About Me’

Didn’t Place

‘Grown Woman’

‘Hair’

‘Isn’t She Lovely’

‘Viva La Swing’

Junior Group

5th: ‘Le Corsaire’

Didn’t Place

‘In Love With A Monster’

‘Sky Full of Stars’

‘Sleep’

‘Superego’

‘The Wait’

Teen Group

4th (tie): ‘Concentrate’

Didn’t Place

‘Cage Of Bones’

‘Heart of Stones’

Senior Group

1st: ‘Settle In’

Didn’t Place

‘Foolish Games’

PeeWee Line

2nd ($100): ‘Lullaby’

Mini Line

4th: ‘Wanting’

5th (tie): ‘No More Fear’

5th (tie): ‘We Run This’

Didn’t Place

‘In Person’

Junior Line

1st: ‘Awakening’

5th (tie): ‘Strings’

Didn’t Place

‘Chicago, Illinois’

‘Do You Love Me?’

Teen Line

3rd (tie): ‘The Self House’

Didn’t Place

‘Esmerelda’

‘Give Us A Little Love’

‘Goons Out’

‘Pick Up the Pace’

‘Viva La Vida’

PeeWee Extended Line

3rd ($50): ‘Hard Knock Life’

Mini Extended Line

1st ($200): ‘We So Meek’

Didn’t Place

‘Ease on Down The Road’

‘I’ll Fly Away’

‘Sing Like The Birdies’

Junior Extended Line

1st: ‘Vibeology’

3rd (tie): ‘Sit Down, You’re Rocking The Boat’

Didn’t Place

‘Afterglow’

‘Did I Mention’

‘Good Morning Baltimore’

‘When I Grow Up’

Teen Extended Line

Didn’t Place

‘3 Strikes’

‘Do You Remember?’

‘Flashing Lights’

‘Holy Water’

‘Let It All Go’

‘Mine’

‘Money’

‘Ooh, Kill Em’

‘Opposites Attract’

‘Red Arrow’

‘Sexyback’

PeeWee Production

1st ($200): ‘Cookin’ With Grease’

Junior Production

1st: ‘No Mercy’

Teen Production

2nd: ‘Bang’

High Scores by Performance Division:

PeeWee Jazz

1st ($200): ‘Cookin’ With Grease’

PeeWee Musical Theater

1st: ‘Hard Knock Life’

PeeWee Lyrical

1st: ‘Silent Night’

2nd: ‘Lullaby’

Mini Lyrical

1st (tie): ‘Don’t Worry About Me’

2nd: ‘Isn’t She Lovely’

4th: ‘I’ll Fly Away

Mini Musical Theatre

3rd: ‘Sing Like The Birdies’

5th: ‘Ease on Down The Road’

Mini Jazz

4th: ‘We Run This’

5th: ‘Hair’

Didn’t Place

‘Grown Woman’

‘In Person’

‘Viva La Swing’

Mini Contemporary

4th: ‘Til’ Morrow’

5th (tie): ‘Wanting’

Didn’t Place

‘No More Fear’

Mini Hip-Hop

1st: ‘We So Meek’

Junior Lyrical

1st: ‘Afterglow’

5th: ‘Sky Full of Stars’

Junior Musical Theatre

1st: ‘Sit Down, You’re Rocking The Boat’

Didn’t Place

‘Chicago, Illinois’

‘Good Morning Baltimore’

Junior Specialty

1st (tie): ‘Superego’

2nd: ‘Did I Mention’

Junior Contemporary

1st: ‘Awakening’

5th (3-way tie): ‘Strings’

Didn’t Place

‘Do You Love Me?’

‘Sleep’

‘The Wait’

Junior Jazz

1st: ‘Vibeology’

Didn’t Place

‘In Love With A Monster’

‘When I Grow Up’

Junior Ballet

1st: ‘Le Corsaire’

Junior Hip-Hop

1st: ‘No Mercy’

Teen Contemporary

4th: ‘The Self House’

Didn’t Place

‘3 Strikes’

‘Cage of Bones’

‘Concentrate’

‘Flashing Lights’

‘Holy Water’

‘Red Arrow’

Teen Hip-Hop

2nd (tie): ‘Bang’

3rd (tie): ‘Ooh, Kill Em’

5th: ‘Goons Out’

Teen Lyrical

Didn’t Place

‘Do You Remember?’

‘Give Us A Little Love’

‘Heart of Stone’

‘Let It All Go’

‘Mine’

‘Viva la Vida’

Teen Ballet

1st: ‘Esmerelda’

Teen Jazz

5th: ‘Opposites Attract’

Didn’t Place

‘Money’

Teen Specialty

2nd: ‘Pick Up The Pace’

3rd (tie): ‘Sexyback’

Senior Lyrical

3rd: ‘Foolish Games’

Senior Contemporary

2nd (tie): ‘Settle In’

Specialty Awards:

Mini Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘No More Fear’

Junior Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘Awakening’

Teen Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘The Self House’

Senior Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘Settle In’

Best Production Performance

‘No Mercy’

Best Jazz Performance

‘Vibeology’

Best Ballet Performance

‘Esmerelda’

‘Le Corsaire’

Best Hip-Hop Performance

‘No Mercy’

‘We So Meek’

Best Contemporary Performance

‘Awakening’

Best Musical Theatre Performance

‘Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat’

Best Specialty Performance

‘Superego’

Best Lyrical Performance

‘Don’t Worry About Me’

‘Afterglow’

Best Performance:

Mini

1st runner-up: ‘We So Meek’

Junior

2nd runner-up: ‘Awakening’

Teen

5th runner-up: ‘The Self House’

Senior

3rd runner-up: ‘Settle In’

Best Dancer:

Mini Female

2nd runner-up: Brooklin Cooley ($100)

Top 22: Vanessa Valenzuela

Didn’t Place

Olivia Bell

Olivia Benyamin

Kenzie Charboneau

Kanon Greer

Addison Jones

Brooklyn Jones

Paige Kracht

Rachel Loiselle

Isabella Lynch

Grace Mckinley

Kyla Robinson

Arie Russell

Chloe Slone

Bella Sor

Delaney Taylor

Mini Male

Winner: JT Church ($350)

Top 13: Jonah Benyamin

Junior Female

Top 21: Audrey Caldwell

Top 21: Milla Fabirkiewicz

Top 21: Marley Heath

Top 21: Samantha McGowan

Junior Male

Top 12: Isaiah Wilson

Didn’t Place

Paetyn Kuntz

Bailey LaMagdelaine

Madison Levato-Demar

Elle McAuley

Breanne Ng

Summer O’Haver

Landrie Peterson

Taylor Ponsness

Kylie Propps

Makenna Taylor

Kayla Walsh

Teen Female

Didn’t Place

Sophia Benyamin

McKenna Dickson

Jenn Gamma

Marley Gorman

Chevelle Heller

Hailey Jimenez

Kamilla Johnson

Jasmine Robinson

Jazlyn Robinson

Tatiana Savedra

Carlee Schield

Jenna Valenzuela

Mia Wilson

Lizzy Zaritsky

Teen Male

Top 22: Sky Bleeker

Senior Female

Winner: Simrin Player ($1000)

Didn’t Place

Isabella Boyer

Senior Male

Top 20: Brandt Czerniski

Studio of the Year:

Winner: Club Dance Studio

[kiarrawaidelich]

top 20 fav dancers?

oh god this is hard

kiarra waidelich, sarah stillman, emma sutherland, dylynn jones, sophia lucia, bella klassen, avery gay, sunnie pelant, brightyn brems, vivian ruiz, ava mclarand, alexis adair, charlotte cogan, haley beck, taylor knab, sabine nehls, lauren shaw, ella horan, tate mcrae & peyton macdonald

[saschaederer]

- “Cow Opening” (in reference to Anna Cramling / “(Kristina) Schmitt / Taylor Swift”)

- “It’s going to get ugly” (“(in reference to my) dick“)

- “Cow” (in reference to “Anna (Cramling)

- “Maiko Schnelle”

- Image of Anna Cramling sitting on a picnic rug awkwardly smiling, with two small fishes stuck to her cheek

- Artificial dream in which I was at some kind of school, where the teachers (among them, the mother of Mirai Neumann) were in denial about some of their pupils being bloodthirsty monsters, me being the first running away from such a scene where such a monster broke out. Crying out loud that some mobile outdoors bathroom stalls (which looked horrifying, rusty) have been swapped out because I stored my toothbrush in one of them, wondering why I’m so upset then explaining to myself that they just don’t understand how tough life is with a disability. Sitting on one such toilet, then a narrator’s voice saying that it’s actually not uncommon that horrors spring out of them, me getting up, worrying about my penis. Several scenes where several people are devoured by black hands, ending with a scene accompanied by horrifying music, where a blonde woman (reference to Anna Cramling, Marta Rybak) leaning over one such toilet is touched (“grab”) all over her face by tiny black-painted hands, slowly pulling her eyeballs out / her eyeballs slowly popping out.

- “Taylor Swift - Paper Rings” playing in my head

- “You’re…” - image of a puddle of liquid gold, black liquid

- Artificial dream in which I was reselling weed and asked my dealer if he didn’t know that I was putting free jalapeños in for my clients, saying “I’m gonna cut them (her, “bitch”) apart and smack them in”

- Image of my foot wrapped in a bloody bandage, image of half it’s toes broken, image of half its toes missing

- “Anna Cramling”

- “Biden (both)”

- “Hannah (A. Hill / Knab)”

- “Who blows?”

- “New York”

- ��Sorority (Rasp)”

- “No one was there”

- “Proud (Cloud (Klaudina Antonowitz)”

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