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maugustyniuk · 3 years

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6 Virtual Auditioning Tips From the 6 Quiner Sisters

Sibling rivalry? More like sibling revelry! The six Quiner sisters seem to genuinely love dancing with and for each other. And a good thing, too, considering they've all been quarantining together at home in New Jersey since the pandemic began. Over the last year, these already-impressive dancers have become total pros when it comes to virtual auditioning. Now, they're sharing some of their self-taping secrets with Dance Spirit readers.

Jillian

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Age: 23

Favorite style: Contemporary

Summer plans: "I'll be teaching and taking class in the summer intensive at our studio, Hunterdon Hills Ballet, as well as attending Nationals for The Dance Awards and NYCDA."

Top tip: "As a teacher who's been watching dancers virtually, one thing that you don't notice as much is if someone's on the counts, because there's a delay. So other things come into bigger focus. Clarity of lines and positions becomes really important. Especially because the connection isn't always smooth, on Zoom you often find yourself seeing dancers more as a series of pictures than if you're just watching them in person."

Michelle

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Age: 21

Favorite styles: Ballet and contemporary

Summer plans: "I'm a second-company dancer with American Repertory Ballet. Because of COVID, we started the season a little bit later, so I'll be dancing there through most of the summer."

Top tip: "Arrive in the Zoom meeting around 15 minutes early. It just shows that you really care and you want to do well."

Savannah

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Age: 18

Favorite styles: Ballet and contemporary

Summer plans: "I'll be doing the ABT summer intensive—hopefully in person! I'll be at The Dance Awards, too."

Top tip: "It's really important that you have good lighting when you're filming something or when you're on Zoom. If it's dark, it's really hard to tell a lot of the details of how you move. Always make sure that you have a lit-up room, so you're not in silhouette."

Rachel

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Age: 16

Favorite styles: Ballet and contemporary

Summer plans: "I'll be doing ABT's summer intensive too, plus NYCDA and The Dance Awards Nationals."

Top tip: "A clean background is important because furniture behind you can be distracting. A lot of people hang up curtains and sheets or something. Those are really helpful with making you stand out from what's behind and around you."

Caroline

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Age: 13

Favorite styles: Ballet and contemporary

Summer plans: "I'm also going to be doing the ABT summer intensive, and Nationals for NYCDA and The Dance Awards."

Top tip: "Make sure you're warm and stretched, because sometimes Zoom class doesn't warm you up as much as if you were in-person. So you always need to make sure you're warm and ready to go."

Elliana

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Age: 11

Favorite styles: Ballet and contemporary

Summer plans: "I'll be doing ABT's junior summer session on scholarship, and Hunterdon Hills Ballet, and I'll probably be doing NYCDA and The Dance Awards Nationals."

Top tip: "If you're having a hard time seeing what people are doing, it's easier if you connect to a TV. You just need an adapter cord connecting the HDMI port of your laptop to the TV, and then you can stop hunching over the computer screen trying to see the details of the movement."

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dancingatthealdc · 3 years

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2014 solo results

1. Sarah Hunt “My pa” (Lyrical) age 9

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior solo, 1st in junior lyrical solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in small wonder solo

WCTE in Rockville, 1st in mini world solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st runner up for the tittle

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in small fry solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

2. Sarah Hunt “Flames of Paris” (Ballet) age 9

Not competed

3. Rylee Pratt “Itsy bitsy spider” (Acrobatic) age 9

Sheer talent in Wheeling, 3rd in small wonder solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 3rd in small wonder solo

Open call in Pittsburgh, 4th in mini solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

WCTE in Rockville, did not place

4. Ava Brazos “Rubber ducky” (Jazz) age 6

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent in Wheeling, did not place

WCTE in Rockville, did not place

5. Makayla Clark “Yacht club swing” (Jazz) age 7

Open Call in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini solo

WCTE in Rockville, 1st in mini recreational solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 5th in small fry solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

Sheer talent in Wheeling, did not place

6. Taylor Scherer “Queen bee” (Hip hop) age 9

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini hip hop solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

WCTE in Rockville, did not place

7. Amira Jackson “21st century girl” (Jazz) age 9

Sheer talent in Wheeling, 4th in small wonder solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh m did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

8. Mariah Sullivan “Baby face” (Jazz) age 8

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 2nd in small wonder solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

9. Mackenzie Ziegler “Red” (Acrobatic) age 10

NUVO in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini solo

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior open solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior solo

Masters of Dance Arts, 1st in mini solo

10. Mackenzie Ziegler “Outta my mind” (Acrobatic) age 10

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, Junior miss sheer talent

Energy in Waterford, 3rd in junior solo

11. Anastasia Rose “Chopsticks” (Acrobatic) age 10

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior acro solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

WCTE in Rockville, 3rd in junior world solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 3rd in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 4th in junior solo

Sheer talent in Wheeling, did not place

12. Selah Curran “Crazy feet” (Tap) age 10

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior solo

WCTE in Rockville, 1st in junior solo, 6th overall solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 3rd in junior solo

Sheer talent in Wheeling, 4th in junior solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 8th in junior solo

13. Sammie Lenzi “Loud” (Acrobatic) age 10

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 4th in junior solo

WCTE in Rockville, 4th in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

NUVO in Pittsburgh, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent in Wheeling, did not place

14. Kylie Edwards “Mama” (Jazz) age 10

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior jazz solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in junior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 5th in junior solo

Sheer talent in Wheeling, 5th in junior solo

WCTE in Rockville, 10th in junior world solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

15. Haley Vrolijk “Neverland” (Acro lyrical) age 10

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

Sheer talent in Wheeling, 2nd in junior solo

WCTE in Rockville, 5th in junior world solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 7th in junior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

16. Nina Cergnilia “Peach on a beach” (Acrobatic) age 10

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

Open call in Pittsburgh, did not place

17. Brooke Kosinski “Beautiful like me” (Musical theater) age 10

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, Junior dancer of the year

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini high score solo

WCTE in Rockville, 2nd in junior world solo, 7th overall solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 4th in junior solo

Sheer talent in Wheeling, did not place

18. Brooke Kosinski “?” (Tap) age 10

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

19. Alex Biery “Dancing fool” (Tap) age 11

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

WCTE in Rockville, did not place

20. Maddie Ziegler “The game of love” (Tap) age 12

WCTE in Rockville, 1st in junior solo, 1st overall

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in preteen solo, 1st in junior tap

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st in preteen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior solo

21. Maddie Ziegler “Timeless” (Lyrical) age 12

Dance Masters of Dance Arts in Detroit, 1st in junior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 2nd in preteen solo

22. Maddie Ziegler “Happiness” (Lyrical) age 12

Believe in Woodbridge, 1st in junior solo, junior miss energy

Energy in Waterford, 1st in junior solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 3rd in preteen solo

23. Maddie Ziegler “Birthday” (Lyrical) age 12

Sheer talent in Wheeling, 1st in junior solo

NUVO in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

24. Kendall Vertes “Demand applause” (Jazz) age 12

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 3rd in preteen solo, 1st in junior jazz solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 3rd in junior solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 4th in preteen solo

Believe Nationals in Columbus, 5th in junior solo

25. Chloe Lukasiak “Lucky Star” (Lyrical) age 13

Energy in Highland, 1st in preteen solo, 1st overall

26. Nia Frazier “Goodbye Maya” (Contemporary) age 13

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, preteen miss sheer talent

DKU in Orlando, 1st in teen solo, 1st overall

27. Nia Frazier “Down to the river” (Lyrical) age 13

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 4th in preteen solo

Fierce in Woodbridge, did not place

28. Keara Sweeney “Living in the shadows” (Lyrical) age 13

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in intermediate lyrical solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 2nd in preteen solo

WCTE in Rockville, 6th in teen world solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 8th in junior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

29. Kassidy Leon “Snowing” (Acrobatic) age 15

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 4th in teen solo

Sheer talent in Wheeling, 5th in teen solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

Open call in Pittsburgh, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

30. Kmryn Bridges “Fate” (Lyrical) age 14

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in teen solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, National teen miss

Energy in highland, 3rd in preteen solo

31. Alison Taylor “Here I am” (Jazz) age 14

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

Sheer talent in Wheeling, did not place

Open call in Pittsburgh, did not place

WCTE in Rockville, did not place

32. Ian Schmoke “Words” (Lyrical) age 17

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, National senior mr

WCTE in Rockville, 1st in senior solo, 3rd overall

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 3rd in senior solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 5th in senior solo

33. Katherine Narasimhan “Star from India” (Acrobatic) age 17

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 2nd in senior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 5th in senior solo

WCTE in Rockville, 10th in teen world solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

34. Payton Ackerman “Serial killer” (Jazz) age 17

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, National senior miss

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior jazz solos

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

35. Olivia Ice “Oh my my” (Tap) age 18

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

36. Hope Roberts “Explosions in the sky” (Contemporary) age 17

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

WCTE in Rockville, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

37. Hope Roberts “Swanhilda” (Ballet) age 17

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, did not place

38. Ryleigh Vertes “Without a word” (Acrobatic) age 19

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior open solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 4th in senior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

39. Auriel Welty “Purple rain” (Contemporary) age 18

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st in senior solo

Hollywoodvibe in Baltimore, 3rd in senior contemporary solo

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 3rd in senior contemporary solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

40. Mariah Aivazis “Landfill” (Jazz) age 18

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 9th in senior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

41. Kaeli Ware “Sparrow” (Contemporary) age 13

NUVO in Pittsburgh, 2nd in teen solo

42. Sarah Reasons “Sun goddess” (Acrobatic) age 14

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 2nd in teen solo

DKU in Orlando, 2nd in teen solo, 4th overall

#solos #2014 #results

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yobaba30 · 5 years

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Seth Abramson

(THREAD) BREAKING NEWS: Mueller has sent a report to DOJ that DOJ is representing is "comprehensive" and will shortly be publicly summarized. A lot of the reporting surrounding this major event is *wrong*—so I'll try to report things accurately. I hope you'll read on and retweet.

1/ At the risk of sounding like Mike Myers' famous SNL talk-show host Linda Richman, "Mueller's final Trump-Russia report" is neither "Mueller's," final, about "Trump-Russia" or a "report." So all the breathless "reporting" today suggesting otherwise is inaccurate and misleading. 2/ What we call the "Trump-Russia" investigation is a web of criminal, counterintelligence, and Congressional investigations that intersect with the work of the Special Counsel's Office. So there are three key "c"-words here—"criminal," "counterintelligence," and "Congressional." 3/ Special Counsel Mueller is part of the "criminal" investigation; Mueller's work *intersects* with the "counterintelligence" investigation; and his work feeds into and draws from the Congressional investigation. And here's the key: all three of these investigations are ongoing. 4/ As part of the "criminal" investigation, Mueller investigated some things his office then prosecuted; he investigated some things his office handed off to others; he investigated some things he chose not to prosecute; he investigated some things he is letting Congress handle. 5/ Mueller's "criminal" investigations—that is, the information he derived during his nearly 24 months of *criminal investigative work*—then fed directly into multiple "counterintelligence" investigations and will undoubtedly feed into many ongoing "Congressional" investigations. 6/ The news we got today is that Mueller will not *himself* be bringing any more indictments. That's it. That's *all* that has just happened. Any reporting that says the "Russia probe is done" is false. Any reporting that "Mueller's work is done" is false. It is only what I said. 7/ Focusing *exclusively* on what Mueller's office will be doing going forward and *exclusively* on the criminal investigation—so, a small part of what we somewhat misleadingly call the "Trump-Russia scandal"—we can see that Mueller may be done indicting (*maybe*) but that's it. 8/ As of today, Mueller had ten attorneys working for him (himself not included, I believe) down from seventeen originally. But we found out this week that certain attorneys who "left" his Office will *still be doing work for it*. Why? Because the Office has some work left to do. 9/ That Office, whether still formally constituted or not, will see its attorneys prosecute Roger Stone in November, eight months from now. It will see its cooperating witness Rick Gates participate in "multiple" ongoing federal criminal investigations. And that's just the start: 10/ The Office will see its cooperating witness Mike Flynn testify in the Kian trial in July (Kian was a NatSec official on Trump's transition team whose case intersects with all the other parts of the Trump-Russia investigation). Flynn is also involved in *multiple* other cases. 11/ The Office will continue to pursue grand jury testimony from a Roger Stone witness, and continue to pursue a substantial trove of documents (for its grand jury, which is seated through July as far as was last reported) from an as-yet unnamed state-owned foreign corporation. 12/ The Office has—it appears—referred to DOJ for prosecution at least one man it previously promised to prosecute (Corsi) and presumably has referred to DOJ for *possible* prosecution a whole host of "Trumpworld" figures who Congress has recently accused of perjuring themselves. 13/ We also heard from major media over the past few weeks that Bob Mueller's office was referring out an unknown number of new cases to other federal prosecutors, including presumably—based on past cooperation and information-sharing practices—prosecutors in SDNY, EDVA, and DC. 14/ We *also* know from major media that there are many ongoing cases for which Mueller's office conducted some of the investigation, all of the investigation, or shared information with the case's primary investigators, such as Cohen's SDNY cases and the Maria Butina case in DC. 15/ What some in the media decided—I do not know why—is that the only cases they would associate with Mueller would be (a) indictments Mueller's office brought, (b) that were completed before he issued any report to the DOJ, and (c) immediately (on their face) involved collusion. 16/ So you have reporters today blithely saying that "Mueller is done" when Mueller will be prosecuting Roger Stone for most of 2019. You have reporters saying "he's done" when cases he initiated are not only ongoing in multiple jurisdictions but may well provide new intel there. 17/ If Roger Stone decides to cooperate—before or after conviction—that's Mueller. The same is true for Kian. The same is even true for Manafort (who can cooperate to reduce his sentence for the next year). But the same is also true for the many cases Gates and Flynn are working. 18/ The same is true for Butina. And for indictments that arise from the ongoing counterintelligence investigation(s). Or any new criminal referrals that go from Congress to DOJ. The same is true for cases Mueller began—that then went elsewhere—that could lead to new indictments. 19/ The same is true for any cases that Mueller passed directly on to DOJ to let DOJ decide whether to prosecute them or not. In short, media can tell us today that *Mueller himself* will bring no new indictments—but even that might be conditioned by what happens in Stone's case. 19/ So Mueller has indicated not just all the charges he himself brought, but all those he sent elsewhere that we know of and all those he sent elsewhere that we *don't* know of. As for the "counterintelligence" investigation—quite possibly still ongoing—we'll get nothing at all. 20/ There may then be *another* category in what Mueller has submitted which includes cases he referred back to Main Justice. And a final category (possibly) that includes cases he suggests be referred to Congress because an indictment is impossible (e.g., cases involving Trump). 21/ As to what Mueller will do with one other category—inculpatory evidence he discovered involving potential offenses he regarded as outside his purview—I have no idea whether those will be in the report, were sent to other federal prosecutors, or will be given to Main Justice. 22/ What we have today are a large number of non-attorney journalists who don't understand what a *small part* of the big picture is being dealt with and discussed today because they want to believe they have a handle on a story they do *not* have a handle on. That's distressing. 23/ Imagine that tomorrow Bijan Kian says, "I saw things on the national security team during the transition—I want to talk." Imagine Stone says that. Imagine that any of the cases Mueller's cooperating witnesses are working on now—including Gates and Flynn—beget new indictments. 24/ Under those circumstances, what would today's too-oft-heard pronouncement—"no new indictments"—even mean? Or what would it mean if any of the cases Mueller referred to SDNY, EDVA, DC, state courts, or Main Justice—whether in the past or just recently—lead to new indictments? 25/ What if the counterintelligence cases that do not appear to have been subsumed by Mueller's investigation return to the criminal sphere in the future as new indictments? What if Congressional investigations spurred by Mueller's work produce new evidence, and then indictments? 26/ Thus—given all this—my statement that this investigation isn't "Mueller's." It now resides within—besides, still, Mueller's grand jury—the Stone case, the Kian case, Gates' cases, Flynn's cases, Cohen's cases, SDNY, EDVA, DC, NYCDA, NYAG, Main Justice, FBI, CIA, and Congress. 27/ And "new indictments" in *any* of those spheres may not be prosecuted by Mueller himself—but they will be the product of his work and the fact that his investigation has unleashed a snowstorm of legal hurt upon Donald Trump the likes of which no president has previously seen. 28/ This explains, too, why "final"—applied to today's "report"—is false. There is only a finality to Mueller himself bringing new indictments (with the exception that many things could happen that *would've* led to new indictments for Mueller that he'll now allow DOJ to handle). 29/ But Mueller did something else for America that we are only just beginning to appreciate: news stories tracking down what Mueller was working on informed us that what we call "Trump-Russia" isn't really "Trump-Russia" at all—that Trump's malfeasance goes *well* beyond Russia. 30/ That is, no matter the scope of what Mueller "reports," we know he investigated—and may have sent to other prosecutors outside Main Justice—data on pre-election Trump collusion with Saudi Arabia, Israel, UAE, Egypt, Bahrain, and Qatar: all intersecting with Russian collusion. 31/ The extent to which Mueller pursued these leads is partly mandate-based and partly due to the imposition of urgency upon his work by voters, media, politicians, possibly DOJ itself. Investigation of these other courses of collusion—many quite baroque—can't be wrapped up soon. 32/ So for instance, major media reported that Mueller was looking into Trump-Saudi collusion—and soon after Representative Schiff of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence picked up that thread, and will pursue it even if Mueller left it out of his "report" to DOJ. 33/ I keep putting "report" in quotes because what Mueller has made is a "report" by DOJ *regs* but not as we generally understand the term: it is not a conclusive statement that addresses all complexities of a given issue. It is a narrow perspective on a single subset of issues. 34/ DOJ can't charge someone with something *or discuss in much detail that they considered doing so*—or perhaps even *any* detail—unless they can prove the charge beyond a reasonable doubt: with 90%+ certainty. But would a full "report" tell us there was 78% proof of conspiracy? 35/ To put this in concrete terms: If Mueller found 81% proof that Trump criminally conspired with the Kremlin, it's entirely possible you wouldn't find that anywhere in any "report" Mueller files. Would you then call that a full and final "report on conspiracy"? No—you wouldn't. 36/ Just so if Mueller had 78% proof Trump Jr. perjured himself. Or 86% proof Erik Prince did. Or 69% proof that Kushner committed espionage. That's all stuff you'd like to know—and that we'd expect in any "report" deserving that name on those topics—but you wouldn't see it here. 37/ To be clear, this isn't sour grapes—as the fact that this intel *won't* be in this "report" media is over-hyping only means that, instead, you will see this 78% (or 86%, or 69%) proof of harrowing federal felonies *paraded before Congress on your TV screen at home*. And more: 38/ It will *continue* to be—invisible to you and me—the subject of ongoing investigations by the FBI/CIA such that, if/when proof of Kushner committing espionage (say) goes from 69% to 90%, it *will* reappear in the criminal justice system as a "new indictment." You bet it will. 39/ So when I say "Mueller's final Trump-Russia report" is neither Mueller's, final, "Trump-Russia," or a report, I mean it—it isn't any of those things. That doesn't mean it's not an important milestone in an historic test of our rule of law, democracy, and civic fabric—it *is*. 40/ We're not jurors—we don't need 90%+ proof of conspiring with Russia to find a POTUS unfit or shun Kushner the rest of his life. My book PROOF OF COLLUSION—and upcoming book PROOF OF CONSPIRACY—establish these things at the high level of certainty informed citizenship demands. 41/ As for offenses underlying collusion and conspiracy—obstruction, witness tampering, perjury, bank fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, RICO and more—as to both Donald Trump *and* his family and aides I have every reason to believe such investigations and cases proceed onward. 42/ As for collusion and conspiracy—the latter a charge in itself, the former chargeable when it arises in conduct qualifying as conspiracy, aiding/abetting, bribery, fraud or even offenses like obstruction—there's *another* group that isn't jurors requiring 90%+ proof: Congress. 43/ PROOF OF COLLUSION and PROOF OF CONSPIRACY—taken together as a duology of Trump/Trumpworld treachery—make a fulsome case for impeachment in the context of the offenses alleged being national security threats no Congress can demand 90%+ proof of for an impeachment to proceed. 44/ And it's for this precise reason that *another* investigation will not be stopped should there not be found (by Mueller) 90%+ proof of conspiracy: the counterintelligence investigations that preceded Mueller's investigation and that are—as far as any of us know—still ongoing. 45/ In short, as to any offense which isn't a high crime or misdemeanor and involves Trump and his family, the investigation of such crimes continues; as to high crimes and misdemeanors, 90%+ proof not only won't be required and isn't expected, it *cannot* be set as the standard. 46/ I'd have liked Mueller to handle the prosecution of Don Jr., Prince, and others lying to Congress, but if others do so that's fine; I'd have liked Mueller to hold Kushner accountable for all that he's done with Russia, Saudi Arabia, and others, but have *no* doubt he will be. 47/ I'm sad that—for the sake of clicks, eyeballs, ratings, and the salaries of those who live by a breaking-news chyron—what happened today has wrongly been cast as the end of something rather than (as @neal_katyal wisely said) the beginning of something. But that's media today. 48/ The reason I often remind people that I was a practicing criminal attorney for years—and am still an attorney—and that I was trained as a criminal investigator at two universities and then practiced as a criminal investigator, is because I stand by my professional judgments. 49/ Trump is what I've said he is, and he's done what I've said he's done. Hundreds of hours of professional research for two books leave no doubt for me. Whatever we receive from Barr in the coming days—whether comprehensive and transparent or opaque and elusive—that remains so. 50/ You—whoever you are, reading this—want this to end *now*. I want it as much as you do—maybe far more. But it won't end anytime soon. What we see when we see Mueller's work will be the end of just *one* chapter of U.S. history's longest, most complex, most harrowing epic. /end PS/ I just want to acknowledge a couple things I chose not to address in this thread: most notably, whether "no new indictments" from the SCO right now means no sealed indictments to unseal, or the fact that no obstruction indictment means nothing because Trump can't be indicted.

PS2/ Folks wisely note that Mueller gave great deals to a lot of people to get them to give info on people higher up, e.g. Flynn, Gates and Nader. That's why I noted that Flynn and Gates are still being used in multiple cases and Nader's help on Saudi Arabia may still be active. PS3/ Folks likewise wisely note that many people you'd expect to have seen interviewed either weren't (Ivanka) or only narrowly (Jared). That's why I noted that there are investigations ongoing in several jurisdictions that may well see these individuals *eventually* get noticed. PS4/ The wisest thing I heard this evening was a smart progressive pointing out that the only thing we know now that we didn't know a few hours ago is that some sort of report exists. Basically everything else we read online and see on TV about what Mueller has said is a *guess*.

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alldancersaretalented · 7 months

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Cami Vorhees' solos over the years

2013/14 (Age 5)

"My Boyfriend's Back"

1st in 8 and Under, Nexstar Columbus

2nd in Mini Solos, StarSystems Pittsburgh

Miss Mini DanceXplosion, DanceXplosion Nationals

2014/15 (Age 6)

"The Way You Make Me Feel"

1st in Mini Solos, JUMP Pittsburgh

2nd in Mini Solos, JUMP Providence

2nd in Mini Solos, 24/7 Rochester

Mini Female Velocity Artist, Velocity Nationals

Didn't place for Best Dancer, TDA Las Vegas

"Sweet Child of Mine"

5th in Mini Solos, Nuvo Pittsburgh

3rd in Mini Solos, 24/7 Tysons Corner

2015/16 (Age 7)

"All that Jazz"

2nd in Mini Solos, Jump Syracuse

3rd in Mini Solos, Jump Pittsburgh

3rd in Mini Solos, Nuvo Pittsburgh

"Circus"

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Providence

"Nature Boy"

2nd in Mini Solos, Radix Pittsburgh

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Pittsburgh

1st in Mini Solos, Hollywood Vibe, Pittsburgh

5th in Mini Solos, 24/7 Pittsburgh

1st in Mini Solos, NYCDA Pittsburgh

Regional Mini Female MVP, Velocity Pittsburgh

1st in Mini, 3rd Overall, VIP Dance, Pittsburgh

1st High Score Junior, Open Call Pittsburgh

Didn't Place for Best Dancer, TDA Orlando

2016/17 (Age 8)

"Dance like yo Daddy"

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Pittsburgh

Placed with other Solo, KAR Youngstown

"Wings"

1st in Mini Solos, 24/7 Rochester

2nd in Mini Solos, Radix Pittsburgh

1st in Junior Solos, Hollywood Vibe Pittsburgh

1st in Secondary 8 and Under, KAR Youngstown, Miss Petite

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Toronto

"Here I am"

2nd in Mini Solos, 24/7 Pittsburgh

"Who I am"

2nd in Mini Solos, Jump Buffalo

"Painter"

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Providence

2nd in Mini Solos, Nuvo Pittsburgh

2nd in Mini Solos, NYCDA Pittsburgh

"The Way"

1st in Mini Solos, NYCDA Pittsburgh

3rd Runner-up for Mini Female Best Dancer, TDA Orlando

2017/18 (Age 9)

"Ashed"

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Providence

3rd in Mini Solos, TDA Orlando

"Painting Grey"

1st in Mini Solos, 24/7 Tysons Corner

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Albany

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Philadelphia

Mini Female Best Dancer, TDA Orlando

"Bad Dream"

1st in Mini Solos, Jump New York

1st in Mini Solos, Nuvo Buffalo

"Stations"

1st in Mini Solos, Nuvo National Harbor

1st in Mini Solos, 24/7 Rochester

"Look What I've Become"

1st in Mini Solos, Nuvo Pittsburgh

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Pittsburgh

1st in Mini Solos, 24/7 Meadowlands

"Forgotten"

1st in Mini Solos, Jump Toronto

2018/19 (Age 10)

"Painting Gray"

Closing Show, Jump Portland

"Cringe"

Closing Show, Jump Pittsburgh

Closing Show, Nuvo Boston

Closing Show, Jump Buffalo

Closing Show, 24/7 Pittsburgh

"Into the night"

Closing Show, 24/7 Atlanta

Closing Show, Jump Washington

Closing Show, Nuvo Dallas

Closing Show, Jump Honolulu

Closing Show, 24/7 Meadowlands

1st in Mini Solos, Radix Pittsburgh

"All The World Will Know"

Closing Show, 24/7 Pittsburgh

Closing Show, 24/7 Chicago

2019/20 (Age 11)

"Movement"

1st in Junior Solos, JUMP Pittsburgh

"Everest"

3rd in Junior Solos, Nuvo Pittsburgh

"Into the Night"

1st in Junior Solos, 24/7 Pittsburgh

Top 15, TDA Live

"Flux"

1st in Junior Solos, 24/7 Rochester

2020/21 (Age 12)

"Unplug"

1st in Junior Solos, Nuvo Pittsburgh

1st in Junior Solos, Jump Baltimore

1st in Junior Solos, 24/7 Pittsburgh

1st in Junior Solos, Jump Pittsburgh

1st in Junior Solos, Radix Pittsburgh

1st in Junior Solos, Nuvo Meadowlands

1st in Junior Solos, TDA Orlando

"Knives Out"

Closing Show, 24/7 Pittsburgh

1st in Junior Solos, Radix Baltimore

1st in Junior Solos, Nuvo Atlantic City

Junior Female Best Dancer

"Belly Of The Beast"

1st in Junior Solos, Jump Philadelphia

2021/22 (Age 13)

"Fuego"

Closing Show, Nuvo Cleveland

Closing Show, 24/7 Orlando

Closing Show, 24/7 Pittsburgh

Closing Show, 24/7 Myrtle Beach

Closing Show, Nuvo Miami

Closing Show, TDA Orlando

Closing Show, Jump Philadelphia

"Paper Planes"

Closing Show, Nuvo Pittsburgh

Closing Show, 24/7 Meadowlands

2022/23 (Age 14)

"Don't Worry, Darlin"

1st in Teen Solos, 24/7 Pittsburgh

2nd in Teen Solos, Radix Pittsburgh

2nd in Teen Solos, TDA Orlando

"Dance of the Dream Man"

Teen Female Best Dancer

"Esotro"

1st in Teen Solos, Nuvo Pittsburgh

#dance #cami vorhees #dang

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WDP Solos 2022/23:

Kiera Sun

"Black and White"

2nd Place Junior Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

1st Place Junior Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

1st Place Junior Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

3rd Runner-up for Junior Female Best Dancer, TDA Las Vegas

1st in Junior Finals Solos, NYCDA Nationals, National Junior Female Outstanding Dancer

"Lumina"

3rd Place Junior Solos, JUMP Anaheim

Piper Ruff

"Prism"

8th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 San Diego

"Interlude"

3rd Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

4th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Bellevue

7th Place Teen Solos, JUMP Anaheim

14th Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

"Hinterland"

10th Place Teen Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

Annabel Kohn

"Final Endings"

10th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 San Diego

7th Place Teen Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

"Frozen Tears"

3rd Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

6th Place Teen Solos, JUMP Anaheim

5th Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

Izzy Howard:

"Outro"

1st Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

3rd Runner-up for Teen Female Best Dancer, TDA Las Vegas

"This Bitter Earth"

1st Place Teen Solos, JUMP Anaheim

1st Place Teen Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

2nd Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

"Black Coffee"

1st Place Teen Finals Solo, NYCDA Nationals, 1st Runner-up for Teen Female Outstanding Dancer

Alyssa Park

"Aura"

2nd Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

2nd Place Teen Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

16th Place Teen Finals Solos, NYCDA Nationals

"I Remember Everything"

3rd Place Teen Solos, JUMP Anaheim

Ashley Guo

"Verge"

4th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

7th Place Teen Solos, JUMP Anaheim

4th Place Teen Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

17th Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

Lyla Briggs

"Poem Of Light"

5th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

5th Place Teen Solos, JUMP Anaheim

8th Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

"Efude (paintbrush)"

6th Place Teen Solos, Radix Anaheim

Malcolm Takumi

"Solaris"

5th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

4th Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

20th Place Teen Finals Solos, NYCDA Nationals, 1st Runner-up for National Teen Male Outstanding Dancer

Evee Lee

"Trapped"

5th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

2nd Place Teen Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

3rd Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

"Underneath Your Shadow"

3rd Place Teen Solos, JUMP Anaheim

7th Place Teen Finals Solo, NYCDA Nationals, 5th Runner-up for National Teen Female Outstanding Dancer

Charlotte Huang

"Mirrored Reservoir"

7th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

6th Place Teen Solos, JUMP Anaheim

7th Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

Elle Sanders

"Aria"

8th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

9th Place Teen Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

24th Place Teen Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

Lauren Lee

"Anthesis"

10th Place Teen Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

Tegan Chou

"Everest"

4th Place Senior Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

1st Place Senior Solos, 24/7 Glendale

6th Place Senior Solos, JUMP Anaheim

1st Place Senior Solos, JUMP Honolulu

1st Place Senior Solos, NYCDA Las Vegas

18th Place Senior Finals Solos, NYCDA Nationals

"Born of Regret"

2nd Place Senior Solos, Nuvo Meadowlands

4th Place Senior Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

Ashley Lorber

"Maps"

7th Place Senior Solos, 24/7 Anaheim

5th Place Senior Solos, Nuvo Anaheim

#dance

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Aldc solo results 2013

1. Mackenzie Ziegler “Daisy Chains” (Acrobatic) age 9

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in small wonder solo

2. Mackenzie Ziegler “Boys like you” (Acrobatic jazz) age 9

Masters of Dance Arts in Coraopolis, 1st in mini solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st in small wonder solo, 3rd overall solo/duo/trio

JUMP in Orlando, 3rd in mini solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

3. Brooke Kosinski “I’m available” (Musical theater) age 9

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, National small wonder miss

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, regional junior dancer of the year, 1st in junior open solo

Hollywoodvibe Nationals in Las Vegas, Nationals junior dancer of the year, 1st in junior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 2nd in small wonder solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in small fry solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

4. Sammie Lenzi “Consider yourself” (Acrobatic) age 9

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in small fry solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini acro solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 2nd in small wonder solo

DEA Nationals in Las Vegas, 2nd runner up for small fry miss

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 3rd in small wonder solo

5. Selah Curran “Super CUTE” (Jazz) age 9

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 5th in preteen solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 9th in mini primary solo

6. Kylie Edwards “Poison Ivy” (Jazz) age 9

DEA in Pittsburgh, 4th in small wonder solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 4th in mini primary solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

7. Sarah Hunt “Everybody can be a princess” (Ballet) age 8

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

8. Brooklyn Ginsburgh “Everyone can be a princess” (Ballet) age 8

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

9. Jillian Porter “A tisked a tasked” (Jazz) age 8

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 5th in small wonder solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

10. Nina Cergnilia “?” (Musical theater) age 9

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

11. Anastasia Rose “Paper moon” (Acrobatic) age 9

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in small fry solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 5th in small wonder solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

12. Maddie Ziegler “Breaking down Berlin” (Contemporary) age 11

JUMP in Orlando, 1st in mini solo

Powerhouse in OH, 1st in junior solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st in junior solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 2nd in mini solo

13. Maddie Ziegler “You and me against the world” (Tap) age 11

In10sity in NYC, 2nd in junior solo

14. Kendall Vertes “Look at me now” (Jazz) age 11

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 2nd in preteen solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 2nd in junior solo

Powerhouse in OH, 2nd in junior solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 4th in mini solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 5th in mini solo

15. Chloe Lukasiak “What about mother” (Lyrical) age 12

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in preteen solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

Energy in Youngstown, 2nd in junior solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 5th in junior solo

16. Nia Frazier “20’Scat” (Jazz) age 12

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 4th in preteen solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 6th in junior solo

iHollywood in Los Angeles, 10th in junior solo

JUMP in Orlando, did not place

17. Keara Sweeney “Some things are meant to be” (Acro lyrical) age 12

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in preteen solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 3rd in preteen solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 4th runner up for junior miss

18. Alex Biery “Up a lazy river” (Tap) age 12

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

19. Natalie McKela “Can’t say no” (Jazz) age 12

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 4th in preteen solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 5th in preteen solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

20. Nick Dobbs “Center aisle” (Lyrical) age 16

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in teen solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st in teen solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in teen solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 7th in teen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

21. Katherine Narasimhan “Porcelain” (Acro lyrical) age 16

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st runner up for teen miss

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 4th in teen solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 5th in teen solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 8th in teen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

22. Payton Ackerman “China doll” (Jazz) age 16

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior jazz solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 2nd in teen solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 3rd in teen solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 10th in teen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

DEA in Pittsburgh, not competed

23. Hope Roberts “Swan lake variation” (Ballet) age 16

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

24. Kevin Cosculluela “Warrior” (Contemporary) age 17

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st in senior solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

25. Paige Hyland “Get up get loud get tough” (Acrobatic jazz) Age 13

Powerhouse in OH, 2nd in junior solo

26. Brooke Hyland “The animals know” (Acrobatic) Age 15

Energy in Highland, 2nd in teen solo, 1st runner up for teen miss

27. Elizabeth Rohm “Maybe” (Lyrical) age 18

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior contemporary solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 4th in senior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 5th in senior solo

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 6th in senior solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 10th in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

28. Elissa Berardi “Trouble” (Tap) age 18

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 7th in senior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

29. Nina Linhart “Fever” (Musical theater) age 18

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, National senior miss

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 8th in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

30. Nina Linhart “Skyfall” (Contemporary) age 18

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st in senior solo, 2nd overall titanium competition

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 4th in senior solo

31. Malena Maust “Lovely” (Lyrical) age 18

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 4th in senior solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 9th in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

32. Olivia Ice “Who will comfort me” (Tap) age 17

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh (2014), 1st in senior tap

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 10th in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh (2014), did not place

33. Auriel Welty “Seduces me” (Lyrical) age 17

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, 5th in senior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

34 .Ryleigh Vertes “The river” (Acrobatic) age 18

Sheer talent Nationals in Las Vegas, 3rd in senior solo

Sheer talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

35. Katherine Narasimhan “Black bird” (Acrobatic) age 16

Not competed

#solos #2013 #results

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Aldc solo results 2012

1. Brooke Kosinski “If I can’t take it with me” (Musical theater) age 8

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in small fry high score solo

Nexstar in Akron, 2nd in mini solo

DEA Nationals in NYC, 2nd runner for small fry miss

NUVO in Pittsburgh, did not place

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

2. Anastasia Rose “By the beautiful sea” (Acrobatic) age 8

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in small fry high score solo

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

3. Mackenzie Ziegler “Party starts right now” (Acrobatic jazz) age 8

Starbound in Long Island, 1st in petite solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in small fry high score solo

4. Selah Curran “Lil miss swagger” (Hip hop) age 8

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

5. Nina Cergnilia “Poodle in Paris” (Musical theater) age 8

Nexstar in Akron, 3rd in pre star solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

6. Brooklyn Ginsburg “Blah Blah cha cha” (Jazz) age 7

Nexstar in Akron, 8th in pre star solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

7. Jillian Porter “Grand old flag” (Song and dance) age 7

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Fire and Ice, did not place

8. Maddie Ziegler “The girl I wanna be” (Lyrical) age 10

Hollywoodvibe in St Louis, 1st in junior solo, 1st in junior division

Starbound in Long Island, 1st in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

9. Maddie Ziegler “Airmail special” (Tap) age 10

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in junior solo

10. Maddie Ziegler “Quiet voices” (Contemporary)

Energy in Highland, 1st in junior solo, junior miss energy

DEA in Pittsburgh, not competed

11. Chloe Lukasiak “I wanna be a rockette” (Musical theater) age 11

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior solo

Starbound in Long Island, 3rd in junior solo

12. Chloe Lukasiak “The raven” (Contemporary) age 11

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

13. Chloe Lukasiak “Angry bird” (Contemporary) age 11

Nexstar in Akron, 6th in junior solo

14. Nia Frazier “One small girl” (Acrobatic) age 11

DTI in Greensboro, 4th in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

15. Nia Frazier “Bound” (Contemporary) age 11

Energy in Waterford, 9th in junior solo

16. Kendall Vertes “Kiss kiss” (Jazz) age 10

Fire and Ice, Petite miss Fire and ice

In10sity in Hollywood, 5th in elite junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

17. Keara Sweeney “Amazing Mayzie” (Musical theater) age 11

Fire and Ice, 5th in junior solo

Nexstar in Akron, did not place

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

NAM in Pittsburgh, did not place

18. Paige Hyland “Make some noise” (Acrobatic jazz) age 12

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in preteen solo

MA dance clute in TX, 1st in elementary 4-6 solo

19. Paige Hyland “Tongue twister” (Acrobatic) age 12

Nexstar in Akron, 7th in junior solo

20. Brooke Hyland “Garden of Eden” (Acrobatic) age 14

Rising star in Columbus, 1st in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

21. Brooke Hyland “Snowfall” (Acrobatic) age 14

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 1st in teen solo

22. Brooke Hyland “Paint the pictures” (Acrobatic) age 14

Starbound in Atlanta, 2nd in teen solo

23. Payton Ackerman “Sinking feeling” (Jazz) age 15

DEA Nationals in NYC, National teen miss

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, Regional teen miss

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in teen jazz solos

DEA in Pittsburgh, 5th in teen solo

Starbound in Atlanta, 7th in teen solo, 2nd in jazz

Nexstar in Akron, 8th in tee solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

24. Kassidy Leon “Dreams on Fire” (Acrobatic) age 13

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Fire and Ice, unknown scoring

25. Maddie Genre “I heard it trough the grave pine” (Tap) age 14

Fire and Ice, 1st in teen solo

DEA Nationals in NYC, 2nd in teen solo

Nexstar in Akron, 9th in teen solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

26. Nick Dobbs “Someone like you” (Lyrical) age 15

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

NUVO in Pittsburgh, did not place

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

27. Katherine Narasimhan “Amelie” (Acrobatic) age 15

Starbound, National teen miss Starbound

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, 1st in teen solo, 1st in acro

NUVO in Pittsburgh, 2nd in teen solo

Nexstar in Akron, 5th in tee solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

28. Katie Genre “Ave Maria” (Lyrical) age 16

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Nexstar in Akron, did not place

29. Olivia Ice “Hanuman” (Tap) age 16

DEA Nationals in NYC, 1st runner up for teen miss

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

30. Hope Roberts “Winter fairy” (Ballet) age 15

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

DEA Nationals in NYC, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, did not place

31. John Fiumara “I can’t make u love me” (Contemporary) age 18

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 3rd in senior solo

32. John Fiumara “You’re easy lovin’” (Tap) age 18

Dance Masters of America, senior mr dance

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, regional senior mr, 1st in senior tap solo, 2nd in senior solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

Nexstar in Akron, 2nd in senior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in senior solo

33. Brittany Pent “Amazing grace” (lyrical) age 18

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

Nexstar in Akron, 5th in senior solo

34. Brandon Pent “Wake up Maggie” (?) age 17

NUVO in Pittsburgh, did not place

35. Elissa Berardi “Everybody” (Tap) age 17

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

36. Malena Maust “Pretty face” (Lyrical) age 17

Fire and Ice, 9th in senior solo

Nexstar in Akron, 10th in senior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

37. Elizabeth Rohm “Can’t help falling in love” (Lyrical) age 17

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

38. Ryleigh Vertes “In these roses” (Acrobatic) age 17

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

39. Auriel Welty “Last warning” (Lyrical) age 16

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

Hollywoodvibe in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

#solos #dea #2012

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ALDC 2010 solos

1.Maddie Ziegler “Sunshine and lollipops” (Tap)

Dance Masters of Pennsylvania, Petite miss dance of PA

Applause talent in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 1st in mini solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in small fry solo

DEA Nationals in NYC, 2nd in small fry solo

Intrigue in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

NUVO in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

2.Maddie Ziegler “Big bow wow” (Musical theater)

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in small fry solo

DEA Nationals in Las Vegas, 1st in small fry solo

Applause talent in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

NUVO in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

Intrigue in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

3. Isabella Saccomano “The glow worm” (Acrobatic)

Dance Masters of PA, 2nd in 7-8 solo division

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in small fry solo

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 4th in mini solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 6th in mini solo

4. Brenna Springer “Don’t sit under the apple tree” (Tap)

Dance Masters of PA, 3rd in 7-8 solo division

DEA in Pittsburgh, 4th in small fry solo

5. Nia Frazier “Satan’s little lamb” (Acrobatic)

DEA Nationals in NYC, 4th in small fry solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 5th in small fry solo

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

6. Mackenzie Ziegler “Let me entertain you” (Musical theater)

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 3rd in intermediate solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

7. Chloe Lukasiak “I like to fuss” (Musical theater)

DEA Nationals in NYC, National small fry miss DEA

Dance Masters of PA, 2nd in 9-10 solo, 1st runner up for petite miss

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 2nd in mini solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 2nd in mini solo

Applause talent in Pittsburgh, 3rd in mini solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 3rd in mini solo

Intrigue in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

8. Haley Grieco “My pa” (Lyrical acrobatic)

Dance Masters of PA, 1st in 9-10 solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 2nd in mini solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 5th in mini solo

9. Paige Hyland “Honey bun” (Acrobatic)

DEA Nationals in NYC, 1st in junior solo

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 1st runner up for petite miss

Dance Masters of Pennsylvania, 2nd runner up for petite miss

DEA in Pittsburgh, 4th in junior solo

10. Sarah Canobbio “Strawberry shortcake” (Jazz)

DEA in Pittsburgh, 9th in junior solo

DEA Nationals in NYC, did not place

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

11. Regan Check “How lucky you are” (Acrobatic)

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 5th in intermediate solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

12. Brooke Aston “Yellow polka dot bikini” (Jazz)

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 7th in intermediate solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

13. Brooke Hyland “Metamorphosis” (Acrobatic)

Dance Masters of PA, Junior miss dance of PA

DEA Nationals in NYC, 1st in preteen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 1st in junior solo

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 1st runner up for junior miss

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in preteen solo

Dance Masters of America, 4th runner up for junior miss

14. Katherine Narasimhan “One rainy afternoon” (Lyrical acrobatic)

DEA Nationals in Pittsburgh, National preteen miss dea

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 2nd in junior solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 3rd in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 4th in preteen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

YAGP in Philadelphia, did not place

15. Katherine Narasimhan “Talisman” (Ballet)

OSNY in Pittsburgh, Junior miss osny

DEA in Pittsburgh, 6th in preteen solo

DEA Nationals in NYC, did not place

YAGP in Philadelphia, did not place

16. Nick Dobbs “Mama’s arm” (Lyrical)

Dance Masters of Pennsylvania, Junior mr dance of pa

Dance Masters of America, 1st runner up for junior mr

DEA Nationals in NYC, 2nd in preteen solo

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 3rd in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 5th in preteen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

17. Payton Ackerman “One track mind” (Jazz)

Dance Masters of PA, 3rd in 11-12 solo

DEA Nationals in NYC, 5th in preteen solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 9th in preteen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

18. Jordan Thomas “Heat wave” (Tap)

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 5th in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 10th in preteen solo

DEA Nationals in NYC, did not place

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

19. Taylor Breen “Heart of glass” (Tap)

DEA in Pittsburgh, 12th in preteen solo

DEA Nationals in NYC, did not place

20. Natalie Secola “Body language” (Acrobatic)

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 4th in junior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 14th in preteen solo

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

21. Olivia Ice “Just you just me” (Tap)

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

DEA Nationals in NYC, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

22. Nina Linhart “Bonjour Paris” (Musical theater)

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, Teen miss Fire and ice

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in teen solo

Dance Masters of PA, 2nd runner up for teen miss

YAGP in Philadelphia, did not place

23. Brandon Pent “Any time now” (Jazz)

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in teen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

24. Jazmine Phillips-Acie “Phenomenal woman” (Contemporary)

DEA in Pittsburgh, 6th in teen solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 7th in teen solo

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

25. Breeonna Springer “The mermaid” (Contemporary)

DEA in Pittsburgh, 10th in teen solo

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

26. Miranda Maleski “Wild is the wind” (Lyrical)

Applause in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

Dance Masters of PA, 1st in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

Intrigue in Pittsburgh, unknown scoring

27. Jesse Johnson “Ordinary people” (Lyrical)

DEA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

Dance Masters of PA, 3rd in 15-16 solo

Applause talent in Pittsburgh, 4th in senior solo

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 4th in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

28. John Fiumara “So good today” (Tap)

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 1st in senior solo

Dance Masters of PA, 1st in 15-16 solo

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 2nd in senior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in senior solo

29. John Fiumara “Piano man” (Contemporary)

NYCDA in Pittsburgh, 3rd in senior solo

YAGP in Philadelphia, top 3 senior contemporary

30. Emily Burkhart “Be myself again” (Lyrical)

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 3rd in senior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 4th in senior solo

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

Dance Masters of Pennsylvania, did not place

31. Jessica Ice “Bowl of cherries” (Contemporary)

DEA Nationals in NYC, National senior miss dea

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, Senior miss Fire and ice

DEA in Pittsburgh, 5th in senior solo

YAGP in Philadelphia, top 12 senior contemporary

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

32. Taylor Ackerman “Paparazzi” (Jazz)

Applause talent in Pittsburgh, 3rd in senior solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, 6th in senior solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

OSNY in Pittsburgh, did not place

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

33. Savanna Carozzi “The river” (Acrobatic)

DEA in Pittsburgh, 9th in senior solo

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

34. Elissa Berardi “Crazy in love” (Tap)

DEA in Pittsburgh, did not place

JUMP in Pittsburgh, did not place

35. Chelsea Shott “Polite song” (?)

Dance Masters of PA, did not place

36. Stephanie Pittman “Daughter” (Contemporary)

OSNY in Pittsburgh, 2nd in teen solo

Dance Masters of PA, 3rd runner up for teen miss

Fire and Ice in Pittsburgh, 5th in teen solo

YAGP in Pittsburgh, did not place

37. Stephanie Pittman “?” (Ballet)

YAGP in Philadelphia, did not place

38. Nina Linhart “?” (Ballet)

YAGP in Philadelphia, did not place

39. Brittany Pent “Broken wings” (Contemporary)

Dance Masters of PA, teen miss dance of PA

Dance Masters of America, 1st runner up for teen miss

DEA Nationals in NYC, 2nd in teen solo

JUMP in Pittsburgh, 3rd in teen solo

DEA in Pittsburgh, N/A

40. John Fiumara “?” (Ballet)

YAGP in Philadelphia, did not place

41. Jessica Ice “?” (Ballet)

YAGP in Philadelphia, did not place

#solos #2010 #results

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