Not every dancer has feet that fit easily into most shoes. Any dancer with extremely low or high arches, or who tends to struggle to get over her box, has unique challenges finding shoes. The same goes for dancers who tend to go too far over their shoes. But, there's hope out there. Many pointe shoe companies are coming out with new models that fill some of those needs, and some older models also offer extensive customization that can make a shoe work well for more challenging foot types. Here are five to try if you feel like you've already tried every shoe out there. Freed Classic. They're not a new option, but few shoes on the market can be this well adapted to an individual dancer's needs. Every aspect of the shoe can be special ordered from the vamp to the insole. And, you can specify an individual shoe maker who matches your preferences. And, the material the shank is made out of doesn't break down like conventional pasteboard does, so they last much longer. Russian Pointe. 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It may bifurcate repeatedly, generating a collection of states among which it oscillates. Wander among various states, but not settle in or even return to any of them Become unstable, that is, lock up, disintegrate, or in any other way cease to function as a system (from Page 45 of Richards' Neither Shall the Sword. The passage draws on Beckerman's The Non Linear Dynamics of War, which has also been featured on ZenPundit). Ff the OODA PISRR social cognitive system is perturbed for a while. A swing of a pendulum is "attracted" by both the maximum height and the minimum. (See Wikipedia for the mathematics). Just as the pendulum based intertial guidance systems maintain a form of repeated perturbations, human based social cognition loops will also tend to the waveform. Over and over we see this. The cyclical patterns of football games allow knowledgeable observers to routinely predict, in detail, several plays out. In many countries, political cycles are also well documented. Even historical long cycles have been observed. The Social Cognitive Wave, the OODA PISRR loop, can be perturbed for a while. Wise strategists will use this fact to their advantages. But in any system with two players (whether on the systemic, alliance, state, organizational, or individual levels), the attractors will win out over time. Wise strategists will use this fact as well. The world is a system of systems. Some systems, such as the national defense system, have changed forever as a result of 9/11 and the Iraq War. Yet others, such social cognition loop between the United States and everything else, were just perturbed for a time. I got the Hagar and Ishmael reference, but first I thought of Abraham smashing the idols. The idols, who could not see nor hear nor think, are gone forever. The clan of Ishmael lives on. Thinking enemies can be destroyed by attacking them until they go away. That rarely works with people. "Certainly, the Romans will be defeated. In the nearest land. After their defeat, they will rise again and win." Certainly one will act. At the OODA attractor. After observation, one will rise and act again." Continuing from the Romans (7 8) "They care only about things of this world that are visible to them, while being totally oblivious to the Hereafter. Why do they not reflect on themselves? GOD did not create the heavens and the earth, and everything between them, except for a specific purpose, and for a specific life span. However, most people, with regard to meeting their Lord, are disbelievers. "The great majority of mankind are satisfied with appearances as though they were realities" Continuing from the Romans (17 19) "Therefore, you shall glorify GOD when you retire at night, and when you rise in the morning. All praise is due to Him in the heavens and the earth, throughout the evening, as well as in the middle of your day. He produces the live from the dead, and produces the dead from the live, and He revives the land after it had died; you are similarly resurrected. " To summarize the OODA PISRR loop "Therefore, you shall follow the Social Cognition loop when you reorient at night and when you act in the morning. All living is following it on the sky and in the earth, through the evening as well as the middle of your day. It produces action from observation, and produces observation from action, and it reorients the land after it has been penetrated. You are similarly cyclical."
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You need to buy books or just go ahead and go to a community college that they have like little classes for four hours, six hours that will teach you about how to set up a business or they also give you classes about how to set up a business in fashion, not necessarily a stylist but they do like merchandise, they do marketing, and also how to deal with clients in the fashion industry. So if you take this type of classes you don't necessarily are going to need a certificate or a degree. Of course if you have one it's going to be much better and it will give you more chances and opportunities to actually have a job as a fashion stylist. But in order to become one you just need to do a lot of research and keep up with the fashion trends. Black Toe 14s Bo Ryan's system isn't complicated: Stress discipline. Make fewer mistakes, play stern defense with minimal fouls, be patient, take high percentage shots. Or just bore your opponent to death. That system beat new No. 1 Indiana 64 59 in the heart of Hoosierland on Jan. 15. That system has the Badgers, 6 3 in the Big Ten, poised for their 12th consecutive NCAA appearance under Ryan. They were in typical form Sunday, building a 15 point lead and running another clinic for Illinois, 74 68, with a crisp, opportunistic approach at the Assembly Hall. Ryan has won 12 of the last 16 against Illinois and is 65 64 in Big Ten road games, the only current coach above .500. The Badgers are 9 5 in other Big Ten arenas during the last two seasons. It doesn't matter who dons those nameless red uniforms. Examples: In Madison, senior center Jared Berggren had 15 points and 12 rebounds in a 74 51 rout of the Illini. Berggren was limited by foul trouble Sunday. Up steps 6 foot 11 sophomore Frank Kaminsky, a Lisle product who attended Benet Academy. Having missed three Big Ten games due to a scratched eye, he had scored just nine points in Big Ten play, but he punished the Illini with 19 on 12 for 14 free throwing. Before the season, Wisconsin lost its best guard, Josh Gasser. Best guard on the floor Sunday was Ben Brust, a junior from Mundelein, who arrived with a 10 point average and shattered the Illini with 20. Said UI coach John Groce: "And he did it without fouling once (in 38 minutes)." Fading fast NCAA hopes for Illinois took another setback with Sunday's loss. The Illini are 2 7 in league play with Indiana coming to the Assembly Hall on Thursday. An 8 10 league record, considered the minimum for tournament play, now appears out of reach as the Illini have dropped four straight at home. Groce tried to send a message by not starting Brandon Paul, whose defense was unacceptable Thursday at Michigan State. The team struggled out of the gate Sunday and Paul missed his first seven shots, finishing 3 for 13. Groce elected to insert little used walk on Mike LaTulip during the slow starting first half, and the Badgers took advantage. Richardson's two treys (no other Illini hit any), Brust shot over LaTulip for a go ahead three. Then on consecutive possessions, the 6 foot LaTulip was forced into switches against the lanky Kaminsky, who promptly converted two free throws and a lay in. The lead shot to 29 22, freshman sixth man Sam Dekker garnering two lay ins, the second after a lengthy discussion relating to an incorrect shot clock. Moments later, the half ended on Groce's third technical of the season when he complained that Paul was fouled on a drive. Brust missed both free throws to leave it at 33 24 when the second half got underway. Joseph Bertrand, who started in place of Paul, joined Nnanna Egwu (14 points) as the bright spots for Illinois. Bertrand scored 15 of his 17 points after the break with a series of penetrating runners. Five Illini hit double figures, but this was a repeat of Thursday's defensive breakdown at Michigan State. Earning their stripes You can't guard free throws. After allowing 32 attempts in the second half Thursday, the Illini gave up 31 more after the break Sunday. "We are in trouble when opponents shoot more than 30 free throws in a half," Groce said. "We made some intentional fouls late, but Wisconsin was on the double bonus with eight minutes to go. "Defensive execution was not good. We fouled too much, we ran into screens, we didn't trust the system. We can't be on five different islands. We have to trust our principles. By this stage we should have some carryover collectively on defense. We have too many holes." "We shot 54 percent in the second half, and my guess is that not many teams have done that against Wisconsin. I thought our quality of shots was pretty good. "But it's not about the offense. It's about the defense. We gave up 88 percent shooting in the second half at Michigan State, and today we gave up 56 percent (the Badgers hit 10 of 18 in the second half)." Illinois allowed fewer layups and dunks, permitting 11 easy ones and actually outscoring Wisconsin in the paint, 36 24. But the Badgers shook free on a series of close in goals midway in the second half, rebuffing Bertrand's hot streak and, ahead 62 47, nursed it to the finish with free throws. Loren Tate writes for The News Gazette. It's because once we've gotten to the B10 part of the schedule, our zone was getting absolutely torched. Same as it was whenever Weber switched to zone last year (which was rare. While it did work earlier in the season OOC, the off the ball movement, passing, and shooting have all been better from the opponent. You combine that with undisciplined players who tend to overcommit (Another major problem with Weber's teams you've had the past few years) and a zone will be completely ineffective even as a change of pace. And if you're facing a Wisconsin team that shoots very well from three, if you have a shoddy zone, they have the players to absolutely light it up (like they did against the zone when we were up in Madison the few times we switched to it). Yes, Syracuse plays a very effective zone. They also have had that system in place for 10+ years and a fantastic college coach who implements it, and recruits players to fit his system, especially large active forwards. Really, Egwu would probably be the only player on our team who could possibly fit into his system with a year or two of learning. And Groce, like Weber, prefers Man defense. He is more willing to switch to zone than Weber, but he isn't going to introduce a strictly zone system or even a 25% zone system. He will use a zone to try confusing the opponent's offense. Unfortunately though, once B10 season started, the only people who are getting confused by our zone are the Illini players. It's really not easy at all just to "switch to zone" with this team. Weber honestly wasn't an idiot the reason he rarely switched to zone is he knew the team would get lit up if they played it (and they did when he called for it). Groce is learning the same thing. If the "system" is broken, change the system. Groce is working with Weber recruits, many 4 star out of high school and apparently have problems executing Weber's and Groce's systems. Seniors: Paul Richardson, 4 star, still here Juniors: Head, Richmond, Leonard, 4 star, NONE left Sophomores: Abrams, Egwu, Henry, Shaw, here but only two major playing time So, in four classes, we only have seniors and sophomores. We have talent, they apparently just don't quite make up a team. I think Groce is a good coach and when he igets recruits that play his system and all four classes are represented, we will have a good program again. I think it will take a while as this season is "over"
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