Proper Etiquette for Audience Members at a Dance Recital

It’s important to know how to properly act at dance recitals. Many dance teachers will send out a list of specific rules that apply, such as only giving flowers to performers after the performance. However, there are some good general rules that are appropriate for every dance recital.

1950s Dance routines For Your Next Dance Recital

The fifties provided a lot of fun dances, and many of them can be used for children’s dance recitals. Some of these dance moves are still regularly used, such as swing dancing. Here are a few dance ideas from the 50′s that you may enjoy teaching your students for a dance performance.

Why Get Specific Dancing Shoes?

With a variety of dancing styles, it is not a surprise that there are a wide range of dancing shoes available now. Each specific style of dance shoe is meant to work flawlessly with the dancer. Dance shoes enable her to dance safely and efficiently through her dance routines.

1434 and 1421 Update

Prev |  Next  From: the Gavin Menzies research team <zhenghe@gavinmenzies.net> Date: Friday, October 9, 2009 12:16 PM Subject: News from GavinMenzies.net Size: 35 KB GavinMenzies.net Newsletter October 2009 Greetings and welcome to the October 2009 newsletter! In these last couple of months there seems to have been an increasing amount of activity amongst friends of ‘1421‘ [...]

Who Discovered America? Not Who You Think!

By Mal Al Those of us who have read about the Sung Document and how Chinese Muslim Sailors first discovered American in 1178 would be astounded that such history wasn’t included in American text books. Yet it is more conclusive that a traveler by the name of Zheng discovered America 71 years before Columbus. If [...]

News from GavinMenzies.net

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GavinMenzies.net Newsletter May 2010 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ May 27th 2010 Greetings and welcome to the May 2010 newsletter! Book launches at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) The book launches on April 16th at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) were very well received. In spite of the volcanic eruption in Iceland which left one of [...]

Gavin Menzies April Newsletter

GavinMenzies.net GavinMenzies.net Newsletter April 16th 2010 Talks at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), London, on 16th April 2010 Greetings! We are pleased to announce the launch of two books at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) today! Firstly Emeritus Professor Carl Johannessen and Emeritus Professor John Sorenson will describe the mass of evidence for [...]

Three Exceptional Music Releases From January 2010

I can’t remember a month of January that brought about so many great new music releases, especially in the rock world. These releases have been long awaited by their fans, and I’m happy to say that a few of them have been just as good as people expected they’d be.

The Latest 2012 Books That Tell A Different Story

This is my 2012 doomsday book review of the 2012 official countdown guide by James Michael Sayer. Find out in this digital book review if the 2012 doomsday guide by James Michael Sayer is worth reading or skipping. Most importantly does it answer the question on everyone’s mind, does the world end on December 21, 2012?

Articles To Save In A Survival Bag

You just do not know what things you will need to survive during a disaster until it is too late and you need it. Those that have gone through a natural disaster like a tornado, earthquake, or severe power outage usually learn too late what they should have had at hand. It is a good idea to make a survival bag and put it in a place that you will be able to grab it on the way to a safe area. Those in areas prone to tornadoes can actually put the bag in the safe area. Those in earthquake prone areas can place it near a door that where they will make their exit from the building.

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