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Lucky Brand Women's Emmie Ballet Flat Are you looking for a comfortable shoe that will take you from day to night but allow for your swelling feet and is breathable? Then you may want to consider the Lucky Brand Women’s Emmie Ballet Flat. This flat has a memory foam insole for comfort, is available in velvet, fabric, or leather upper, and has synthetic lining and outsole. This flattering ballet flat has a plain rounded toe, elasticized top line, a man-made lining, and it has a lightly padded foot

Three things that reflect or describe me include shoes, the studio, and family. I am a dancer and almost everyday of every week I am at the studio practicing for those three to four minutes I will have on the Tulsa Performing Arts Center’s stage in May. Being a dancer, I have many different types of shoes and many pairs for each type; I have pointe shoes, or toe shoes, jazz shoes, pirouettes, soft ballet shoes, foot undies, etc. I learned the hard way to always have a backup pair. Two or three years

Research Paper Ballet signifies a unique form of dance that helps relieve stress and shows the love of dance through the body. Dance performances happens to be a great way to entertain people while the dancers enjoy showing off their talents. Children of all ages are able to become fantastic dancers with amazing talents that could lead to bight futures but, what some people don’t know proves that ballet can cause serious health and joint issues. Although there are many benefits of ballet, there

Cause of Nursing Medication Errors Rebecka Rodriguez Adventist University of Health Sciences Abstract: Nursing medication errors were examined by having nurses take surveys based on their perception of why medication errors are occurring as well as visiting their work setting and observing any errors. Nurses are encouraged to take precaution when administering medications to ensure that the correct medication as well as the dose, is given to the correct patient. It is imperative for hospitals

Have you ever had a time in your life that changed you completely? Well, I have, and I’m going to give you some information on how my daily life had changed and how it completely changed my life. And that thing that had changed me the most in my life would have to be dance. I fell in love with dance the first time I’ve stepped into a studio for the first time, with some pink, shiny ballet shoes and when I was on the dance floor. When I started to dance, I was about four or five years old. Ever since

Point your toes! Head back! Stand taller! Suck that belly in! Turn out! Those words were all I heard for the first 13 years of my life. Now I hear, Attention! At Ease! Stand Easy! I’m in the army now, I have been since August 29th, 2017. I am proud to be serving my country. More importantly, I’m happy that I am finally embracing who I was truly meant to be. Ballet was always fun for me, it was an escape. Until I started pointe. Oh, pointe was a dream come true. I had dreamed of being that girl

“Now hold it.” Those are the worst words a ballet instructor can say. I stood on my tiptoes, hands above my head, trying to hold my uncomfortable pose. There were about twelve other girls in my class filling up the wide dance room.There were mirrors on every wall making sure that you would be able to see your every move. We all wore pink, fluffy tutus with black leotards underneath and pale pink ballet slippers. I could feel my legs start to shake as I struggled to hold the pose our ballet instructor

My French à la carte project was making a slideshow of certain French terms in ballet, explaining their meaning, and showing a short video of the step. I chose this topic because I have been dancing since I was five, and I love how elegant and beautiful the steps and movements of ballet sound in French. During my project, I learned many things about ballet. First, I learned how ballet was actually first created during the Italian Renaissance, but it was perfected and refined in King Louis XIV of

You are sitting down in a dressing room, pulling out your leotard and tights out of your ballet bag. You slip on your tights, and they fit snugly around your legs. You step into your leotard, and feel the feeling of being a ballerina. Next, you pull a pair of satin pointe shoes from your bag. Yesterday you had sewn on the laces. You slip the shoes on and cross the laces and tie them.You stand up and walk into the studio.Your pointe shoes clip and clop against the tile hall. You slowly take a place

“Again.” Mrs. Dames commanded. I had been at it since 7 o’clock in the morning, my body aching for rest. My father paid for the Ballet Lessons to teach me more discipline, ‘Like I don’t get enough discipline at home.’ I thought bitterly to myself. Right now, I am working on a routine that I will be performing at a competition in America by the end of this week. I had worked on the routine for a little over a year now, I knew it like the back of my hand. My father said he’ll be there this time,