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HOLIDAY SEASON! Now accepting ad-placements for DECEMBER 2011/ JANUARY 2012 ISSUE Deadline OCTOBER 20 Recognitions Mia Bella Academy of Dance Palm Coast, Fl Mia Bella’s dancers brought home second national championship this month. In its inaugural year last year, Palm Coast’s Mia Bella Dance Academy sent seven dancers to the national Celebration Talent Competition in Gatlinburg, Tenn., last July, and came home with two awards: best choreography overall for Mia Bella founder Brie Valenti, and a 1st overall championship in the rising star category. This time around, the studio sent 20 dancers plus Valenti to Gatlinburg and brought home four awards: first, second and third place overall in the competition’s Dance Showdown. Valenti again won the national choreography award, and individual students got soloist awards as well. 1st overall winner: Dance name: Heaven Russell Tanenbaum, Lauren Rawlins, Allie Flagg, Emmary Wolff, Jazmyne Valenti, Brianna O’Brien 2nd overall Dance off: dance name: Safari Shananigans Russell Tanenbaum, Luke Stevens, Lauren Rawlins, Alyssa Ziegler, Nicole Ziegler, Allie Flagg, Sammi Tanenbaum, Kari Dutton, Emmary Wolff, Jazmyne Valenti, Brianna O’Brien, Serena Scalcione, Caroline Rizzo, Alyssa Waldman, Jesalyn Evans, Cimone Williams, Cayla Skeete, Myracle Piginelli, Adrianna Fries, Kaylee Futeh 3rd overall dance off: dance name: All that Jazz Lauren Rawlins, Allie Flagg, Ashley Schoendorf TOP 10 Soloists: Brianna O’Brien Jazmyne Valenti Cayla Skeete Lauren Rawlins Nicole Ziegler Emmary Wolff Ashley Schoendorf Russell Tanenbaum 1st overall Trio Top Choreography: Name: Gratitude Caroline Rizzo, Serena Scalcione, Alyssa Waldman 1st overall soloists: Caroline Rizzo, Alyssia Ziegler Mia Bella Academy of Dance 160 Cypress Point Parkway Suite 201D Palm Coast, FL 32164 386.283.4939 www.miabelladance.com There is a bit of insanity in dancing that does everybody a great deal of good. ~Edwin Denby The Dance Magazine of Florida Jupiter Dance Academy Jupiter, Fl Jupiter Dance Academy students Molly Botnick, Gabrielle Dame, and Kaitlyn Howarth attended the Joffrey Ballet School intensive program for four weeks in July. The school is New York's premiere ballet training center and is located in picturesque Greenwich Village. The three Senior Company dancers auditioned in the spring and were accepted to the program which included class in modern, jazz, partnering, improvisation, contemporary ballet, yoga, Pilates, dance history, and health and wellness lectures. Gabrielle Dame and Kaitlyn Howarth in a dance studio at Joffrey Ballet School Jupiter Dance Academy Ste F, 861 Jupiter Park Drive Jupiter, FL 33458-8954 (561) 747-71334 Jupiterdance1@aol.com www.jupiterdanceacademy.com School of Ballet Arts Greenacres,Fl Congratulations to the following students of School of Ballet Arts in Greenacres, Fl., under direction of Deborah Marquez. Dreyfoos HSOA:1.Mycaela Everly 2.Daniela O'Neil 3.Lauren Pagano 4.Sierra Morse 5.Hannah Daynton 6.Ashleigh Carr 7.Lyndsey C a r e y 8 . N i c h o l a s R o s e Bak MSOA: 1.Amanda Pagano 2.Anisa Bernia 3.Elias Re 4.Maciel Placeres. School of Ballet Arts 6685 Forest Hill Boulevard, #6641-43 Greenacres, Florida 33413 P: 561-577-5355 W: http://schoolofballetartsfl.com
www.dancemagflorida.com By The Vivacious Voracious Vegan Kate Lenig We love sweets, it’s an American obsession and addiction. Why? Because it tastes great! Unaware, sugar lurks in many unsuspecting foods and you became addicted. You know sugar is in cookies, cakes, pastries, candy bars and soda pop. But what about your breakfast cereals, dinner pasta, salad dressings and other processed foods? Always read the ingredients and if you don‟t see the ingredient „sugar‟ you may see „high fructose corn syrup‟ or „organic cane juice,‟ or „sucralose. „Don‟t be fooled. On the other hand, don‟t get your sugar flavor from any of the artificial sweeteners either. Just to clue you in, aspartame (in the blue packet) has an ingredient called methyl alcohol that when ingested converts into formaldehyde! ASTEROIDS 1 Cup natural almond butter (or other nut butter) 1 Cup brown rice syrup 1 Cup non-dairy dark chocolate chips 3 Cups natural brown rice crispy cereal Healthy Eating None of those packets, blue, yellow or pink are good for you! They are synthesized chemicals! But let‟s face it sugar isn‟t good for you. It‟s unhealthy, makes you fat, weakens your immune system, gives you cavities, causes hyperactivity, elevates your blood sugar gives you that immediate euphoria and then let‟s you fall flat. But I love the taste, you say? So try these fabulous chocolate nuggets full of flavor and no sugar from my friend, Christina Pirello. They are sweetened with brown rice syrup, just one of the many natural sweeteners that will not spike your blood sugar and still tastes so sweet and satisfying. Contributing writer: Kate Lenig graduated with a BS from Centenary College. At 18, she became a vegetarian. Now a fitness advocate and vegan, she is a fit model with Fit Models,LLC in NYC and is studying for her nutrition coaching certificate. Place nut butter, syrup and chocolate in a pot over medium heat and cook, stirring until mixture is melted and creamy. Remove from heat and stir in rice crispy cereal until it is well combined. Form into 1 inch spheres (using wet hands) or press into a 9x9-inch square baking dish. Set aside until mixture firms up. If pressing into a pan, allow time to set before cutting into squares. *For a little added boast of flavor and goodness, roll the asteroids in unsweetened coconut or grated nutmeg or cinnamon and enjoy! 23
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