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Our mission is to provide diligent, efficient and thorough after-sales support to our customers, wherever they are based. Our customers include airlines, airports, cargo airlines, ground handlers, and military organizations around in the world.Habitat for Humanity of South Palm Beach County (HFHSPBC) Share: Nonprofit Organization Habitat for Humanity of South Palm Beach County (HFHSPBC) Visit Website 181 SE 5th Avenue Delray Beach, Florida 33483 5618196070 ext. 215 LinkedIn Facebook About Map About HFHSPBC is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization that works to provide affordable home ownership opportunities for qualified families in the cities of Boca Raton, Boynton, and Delray Beach, FL. What's Nearby? Distance: 5 10 15 20 25 50 mi. South Florida Web Advisors02.08.2017There comes a point in time in every belly dancer's life where you think to yourself, "this isn't fun anymore". It'll come at a time when you're being pulled in too many directions, involved in too many projects, overworked with too many things that, ironically, have nothing to do with dance anymore.
Luckily, there are ways to get over this inevitable slump. From my personal experience,from what I've seen happen to my friends who have quit, they quit because others were making it hard for them to enjoy it, not because they didn't actually enjoy dancing. The nerves of dancing in front of an audience got to be too much, having to save face and attend shows because you felt socially inclined to go to, and so and so on.
For me, it was in high school when a Lebanese friend of mine demonstrated a shimmy to some Nancy Ajram and Amr Diab music. It wasn't the movements that caught my attention (although I was amazed at how hard it actually was!), but it was the music. I loved it even though, at the time, I didn't understand a word of it. That same friend gave me a copy of her CD and 7 years later I still have it and think fondly of it. This led to discovering the classics by Oum Kalsoum and Abdel Halim Hafez which led to a love story with Tarab, Mawal and more. My love for belly dance is rooted in my love for Arabic music; belly dance was just a way of expressing it. Try and remember what first made you dance and try and go back to that happy moment. Try and remember what it was like taking your first class and how happy you felt once you learned your first combination. A lot of the frustration you feel now probably has nothing to do with the dance itself.If you can't master that belly roll, I'm sure it just makes you want to practice more, not give up entirely.
Maybe you do need to take a break from dance to see how you feel. Depending on how much of a role belly dance plays in your life, try and go one week or two without anything dance related and see how you feel. Outsource some of your projects if you're involved in too many things. If it's made you happier, then focus on something else. If you're just itching to get back to it, then head back to class! You will feel more excited and refreshed after your little hiatus and who knows, you may have had more a-ha movements because of it.
erhaps you're frustrated with not advancing more. Often times we get stuck in a rut when it all becomes too routine or not challenging enough. Check out another dance class, find some new dance DVDs to practice with, attend a workshop you might normally never attend. See what else is out there.
This is probably the biggest buzz-kill and reason most dancers no longer find joy in dancing. Cut off ties with people that drain your energy and only add negativity to your life. If the only reason you're going to an event is because you feel pressured to, you probably shouldn't consider that as a form of support anyway. And as a side note: supporting a community doesn't mean merely attending events, it means bringing to light important issues and figuring out how to help solve them together. A community is about keeping professional ties and a healthy discourse focusing on what needs to change for the better. Build professional relationships with like-minded people.Remember: quality over quantity!
The Western world is very'success-oriented' meaning calling it quits amounts to losing or failing. But there is no reason for you to stick with something that no longer gives you any joy. After you've tried it all and still don't feel excited about dance, it's ok to give it up and focus on other things. And who knows, you may come back to it eventually, you may not.
What do you do when you feel like belly dance isn't fun for you anymore? Write it in the comment section below!
P.S. For further reading into getting over a dance slump, check out Rebecca Brightly's post here. Event though she does Lindy Hop, I would recommend subscribing to her newsletter for all sorts of good dance advice!question: Teacher asked me this: Solve 331*q - 965 - 690 = 0 for q.
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3Unfortunately, many peonies are (still) harvested too early. Peonies that are harvested too early do not open because they simply do not have the energy to reach maturity. When you buy peonies, make sure that the buds feel soft and the color is clear and visible. Peonies that are more open are often even longer in the vase than peonies that are too raw.
My Peony Society makes cutting peonies (harvesting) a true art. Our growers are professionals and cut the peonies at the right time. Out of love for the perfect peony we go very far to ensure that our peonies always bloom beautifully in the vase. If your peonies do not open properly then we dare to bet that they have not been bred by one of our growers.
We are even so confident that we give a ‘full bloom guarantee’.Following on in our series on cascading style sheets, we come to the last three of the major selector rules in CSS. In our previous post we covered various selectors. We understood what a selector is. We found out the syntax to the main selectors as well as a combination of a few selectors.
The selector "selects" the elements on an HTML page that are affected a CSS rule. In this post we will be covering the Attribute selector.
All HTML elements can have associated properties, called attributes. For example, an A element can have an HREF attribute. An IMG element can have a TITLE attribute. Using attribute selectors in CSS can provide an additional way to your HTML document based on a very specific element. An attribute selector, therefore, will target a specific HTML element if the selector matches the element or if some specified attribute condition or value is met. Attribute selector values are given in square brackets, [like this].
[att] Match a specific attribute, whatever the value of the attribute.
[att=val] Match the value of a element's attribute.
[att~=val] Match when the element's attribute value is a space-separated list of "words", If this selector is used, the words in the value must not contain spaces (since they are separated by spaces).
[att|=val] Match when the element's attribute value is a hyphen-separated list of "words", beginning with "val".
Lets look at a few examples of the rules above.
Each on eof the above CSS rules will match all img tags but the styles will only be applied to the matching attribute. So the border style will only apply to the img tag if the img tag has a title element. Same applys to width and alt attributes.
Here we are matching the src of the image tag, but only if the value of src is equal exactly to "mypic.gif".
Here we are matching the alt attribute of the image tab where the image tag contains the word copyright in it. So if the alt value were to read, "copyright by integralwebsolutions", then the rule would match and the element would be styled.
Here we are matching the title attribute of the image tag, if the title attribute contains a hyphenated word, as in "re-design".
Note: Attribute selectors are not supported by Windows Internet Explorer 5, 5.5 and 6 or Macintosh Internet Explorer 5. They are also not supported by earlier versions of Opera.
So does it mean its not advisable to use Attribute selectors for now since a good number of people still use IE6.