Performing Arts

In the 1950's a dance would be called a sockhop. A sockhop is when they take off their shoes and dance in there socks. usually the women (or girls) would wear poodle skirts and button down cardigans with saddle shoes. some women would wear preppy plaid skirts, or dresses. men would wear flannel suits in gray or any color of there choice, but usually very dull and not bright.

on the other hand if your asking about there hair women would wear it in either ponytails with a bump in the back. Usually either for short hair flipped in with curled bangs or with medium length (middle of the shoulder you could say) flipped up with straightened bangs, and hair above it pulled back into a bump. with long hair it would be pulled half up bump or not ( with the little girls and tweens its usually no bump, bumps were most common with female adults in the 50's) the rest of the hair was either wavy, crimped lightly , or straightened. men would wear their hair combed to the side and typically they ALWAYS USED A LOT of grease and comb all of there hair back giving it a shiny look. (for a demonstration of this look google pictures of James Dean;) also known as the "ladies man" actor etc.

it's a dance that I lerned in ballroom danceing

Oh yeah it is. Dancing provides Cardiovascular exercise (its good for your heart and lungs) as well as training, toning and strengthening your leg and core muscles. If you do hip-hop or certain forms of ballet, you'll train your upper body too.

Even if you just go out and buy DDR, half an hour of dancing a day is some of the best exercise you can do. I started dancing routinely five days ago and already dropped a pant size (I also changed my diet though.) Keep all that in mind

because its the worlds AIDS day on the 1st of December

You're most likely thinking about the 'hora' the circle dance. That dance is actually done at any celebration, not just weddings.

Streetdance began in the 1920s when people put loads of different dance moves together and this formed streetdance. People started by dancing in streets towns paths and that is were the word street comes from in the word streetdance.

it wasn't in naruto shippuden.. it was in naruto she did that. Naruto 148 to be specific.

My dad works at ubisoft paris, so he knows what the tracklist is for Just Dance 5.

ABBA - Dancing Queen

Amy Studt - Misfit

Axwell feat. Max'C - I Found U

Billy Joel - Piano Man

Britney Spears - Everytime

Cheryl Cole - Fight For This Love

Chris Brown - With You

Coldplay - Viva La Vida

Craig David - Fill Me In

Crossroads - Zombie Like Me

Daniel Bedingfield - The Way

Ellie Goulding - Starry Eyed

Elton John - Electricity

Genesis - That's All

Unfortunately, that's all they have done but i'll find out more soon!

Um.....this for questions that need answers. Not question quotes from movies

Each state has its own requirements. All states require a bachelors degree in education for K-6 teachers or a bachelors in the area of specialty for middle and high school teachers. In most states, additional competency tests are required. Also, a submission of your fingerprints to be run through various criminal databases is required in all states.

Hampton and the hampsters can dance but real hamsters cannot. Other person: acually you could probably teach a hamster to dance like taking a piece of food and twirling it above the hamsters head but that's the only thing i think could work

It airs September 24 2008

The changes in the Renaissance include: religion, art, philosophy, science, and literature.

Actually, an arena stage is a type of theatre stage where there are no wings/curtains. look it up and you will see that the arena stage has no walls. it is laid out like an arena and therefore the audience is seated on all four sides.

i feel since thats what i do and im 13 i think u do it its not for the money but u get paid really like 234,900,000 a year

No,very much alive;he merely retired from Moodies.Has gout I believe.

He suffered from health problems for a number of years and found managing it difficult while on tour (the band have an extensive tour schedule). He had planned to retire on his sixtieth birthday and left the band on 31st December 2004.

The only band member to have died, also in 2004, was original bassist Clint Warwck (born Albert Eccles).

Repetition means to repeat. In terms of dance, repetition demonstrates different movements that are being repeated over and over again or in a form of a pattern.

To further explain, a combination of movement and steps are performed the same exact way, with the same level of energy, in a similar pattern, and directional in the same way.

If you want to know the handshake then join the fraternity. All fraternities have secretes and no one will share it with you. If they were to, they would be in big trouble with Headquarters.

A motif is a piece of movement, that can vary in length, that is repeated during the whole performance. Usually the motif is changed, reversed, extended when it is repeated often.

According to the Sun Herald Crossword the answer is Zydeco, this is listed on Google also so I tried it and it fits, it may not be the right answer but for the crossword, this is what the fellow wanted from his clue

Currently World of Warcraft. 9 million users at 15 dollars a month...135 million a month....1,620,000,000 dollars a year, plus initial purchase of game and purchase of two expansions....that's right...1 BILLION 620 Millon a year.

EDIT: Actually, WOW's current player total is approximately 11.8 million active subscribers (according to Blizzard's statistics), which would put WOW's GDP at ~$2.124 B / year plus initial game and expansion purchases totalling $60 per player. On average, an additional 12,600 new players sign up each month. You can do the math. It's incredible.

Dance and math are related through time and in space. Whenever you dance, you are experiencing time and space and their proportional relationship.

Dance movement can be all sorts of combinations of circles and lines--geometry!!!--and our bodies move through space in arcs and circles. So there are plenty of ways that we can physically experience (or watch) geometry. One person dancing can use their body to create shape, or they can move across a floor in a particular pattern (line or circle, for example). And when you add more dancers, the possible relationships are endless: remember lines that are tangents to circles? It's easy to imagine two dancers creating those shapes, or moving in those patterns through a room.

Even more, we can physically experience AMOUNTS of time, and those amounts can be added, divided, and multiplied. You can do a movement that takes 3 pulses, then add a movement that takes 2 pulses; you can repeat a 3 pulse pattern 3 times, to make 9; two dancers could dance a 12 count phrase, with one dancer repeating a 3 count movement 4 times, and one repeating a 4 count movement 3 times.

And of course, dance can divide space. Imagine two dancers moving across a room in a straight line: one takes 7 very large steps, and one takes 14 steps, each half as long. Then one wild character might cover the same space in 56 teeny-tiny steps, followed by a leaper eating up the space in 3 and a half!

One person can dance all of those relationships alone, or they could decide not to make any patterns at all; but as soon as you add another dancer, there's a relationship created that could be described by numerical, or geometrical, concepts.

Also, I sometimes visualize the problem solving of math on a sheet of paper, particularly algebra, as a dance itself. There is something rhythmic about it. Subtracting/ adding/ multiplying/ dividing from side to side is like a dance- one step after the next forms a dance arrangement.