Dances with YouTube

Thanks to my involvement with the Open Stage project, I receive a fair amount of email from YouTube. At first my “penpal” was somewhat aloof and stuck only to professional topics; notifying me about the odd channel subscription or comment on our ever-evolving online video archive. Over time, our relationship has truly blossomed, and now …
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TJ’s tips from the tech pit

    Hey everyone, TJ Whisker Nibbles here to help you out with some informative mumbo jumbo from the tech pit at the Open Stage. Spoken Word Artists and Singer/Songwriters 1. Microphones typically go near your mouth. There are some condenser microphones out there that somewhat resemble a symmetrical space station that one could be …
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Artist Spotlight – Emily Dewbre-Young

Who are you? Emily Dewbre-Young is an independent traditional artist who was born in Odessa, Texas and presently lives with her husband, two kids, two cats and a dog while working from her backyard, solar powered art studio in a humble, neighborhood in Arlington. She is also a supporting member of the Arlington Museum of …
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Thoughts from the Circus Tent

There are moments in life where everything changes direction. Significant things and people enter, and if you’re very lucky, there’s a bit of fanfare. More often, though, it sneaks up on you, spins everything around, and before you know it, everything has changed. Six months ago, I joined the Circus. I didn’t really know it …
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Fit To Flow – Nutrients

What’s In My Food? Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV, although I do look rather snazzy in a lab coat. As always, take advice given over the Internet with a grain of salt, and consult your doctor or a similar healthcare professional before adopting any new diet or …
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Open To Possibilities

How does a quiet and shy computer geek break out of their shell and learn to enjoy crowds or being in the spotlight? Seriously, if you know, please pass it along. I might have an idea, though. And it all starts when the circus comes to town. Recently, I was at a sci-fi convention. At …
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Fit to Flow – Calories

Burn Baby Burn Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV, although I do look rather snazzy in a lab coat. As always, take advice given over the Internet with a grain of salt, and consult your doctor or a similar healthcare professional before adopting any new diet or exercise …
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Changing a First Impression

    The Dallas circus scene continues to amaze me on a weekly basis. It is a very concentrated, active and ambitious community. But what surprises me most of all is thinking back on the very first impression I had of this scene, and how a first impression can be so completely incorrect. As many …
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Fit to Flow – An Introduction

You Are Not Special Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV, although I do look rather snazzy in a lab coat. As always, take advice given over the Internet with a grain of salt, and consult your doctor or a similar healthcare professional before adopting any new diet or …
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Jet’s New Toy

In January of 2011, Mr Cirque (aka Noah Maudlin), a multi-talented performer from Houston, visited one of Creative Motion’s Cirque Out practice nights. With him, he brought a six-and-a-half foot diameter hoop made of steel and coated in clear rubber. I had no idea what I was about to see. Phase One: The Tease He …
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