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81. Guest Gallery Albums
michael Falik michael Keranen michael lane Michele Grisez Mike Radigan Paul trautman Peg Hardt Peter Chiomenti Peter Djiovanis
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Guest Gallery Owners, Alphabetically by First Name
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82. SSIR Rodeo – Results 2nd Go Thursday Night
5, 102, 9.34, trautman, michael. O DONNELL, CODY Marcia de Braga. 11050 FitzLane,Fallon, NV 89406. 775 4234674 Fax 775 423-2120.
http://www.ssir.org/Results_05/2nd_Go_Fri_AM.htm
2nd Go Results as of Friday at Noon Team Roping Calf Roping Steer Wrestling Bull Riding ... Boys Cutting Team Roping Rank Team # Final Time Name BARTON, JAMES HINTZ, DUSTIN FOWLIE, C.J. REUTHER, CODY BEGAY, DENTON BEGAY, COLIN WARD, JAKE ROBISON, CODY TRAUTMAN, MICHAEL O'DONNELL, CODY STRASSMAN, SKYLER DOMASCHOVSKY, KELSEY PRUITT, JORDANNE MARCHAND, SHANE NICHOLS, TRAVIS MILLIRON, JESSICA LYNCH, CRAIG BISCHLER, JAN DOTSON, DEX VAUGHAN, LUCAS PETERSON, JAKE GOW, COLTON GREEN, JUSTICE MORRISON, MARC BARRON, CODY GENEY, JUSTIN BROADHEAD, LOGAN PARCELL, SHANE MILLER, L.B. CARSON, BENJAMIN KRANTZ, ERICA VANDENBURGH, PRESTON WITT, AMY DILL, TATE JOHNSON, CLINT GIACOMELLI, CRAIG CHRISMAN, T.J. BIDWELL, CHRISTJAN HUGHES, BRADEE WELCH, CODIE BEASLEY, KALYN FACKRELL, TARRIN HOOPER, KATIE FIELDS, ROSE JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSON, KELLIE ROHNER, TYLER NUNNELLEE, JAMIE VOLD, JAKE VOLD, RODE MURNION, PARKER WZNICK, MATT JUHASZ-CARLETON, BEN O'DONNELL, JEFF SAWLEY, TYLER MCLEOD, ALLANA BYBEE, JACOB SANDOVAL, MIKE ROUND, DUSTIN PATTEN, TATUM BERRY, CLAY THURSTON, GARRETT GOINGS, CHAD HARDY, LORI

83. South Dakota Unclaimed Money List
trautman MIKE trautman PENNY S, 236 ST ANNE ST RAPID CITY, 471044673 SD, 03/03/1992 BEST LAURA A, 602 SOUTH PERRY lane HARRISBURG, 471-083719
http://www.unclaimedfundsprocessing.com/expiringlists/southdakota.html
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SOUTH DAKOTA UNCLAIMED MONEY LIST
THE OWNERS OF THESE SOUTH DAKOTA UNCLAIMED MONEY ACCOUNTS ARE ALL
IN JEOPARDY OF LOSING ALL LEGAL RIGHTS TO CLAIM THESE FUNDS!
Please look over the South Dakota unclaimed money list below and search for anyone's name or address that you can think of. You will find some unclaimed money accounts with names that are misspelled and unclaimed funds accounts with only the address listed and no name associated with it. Remember that if you do find an unclaimed money account listed you can purchase the "Refund Resource Manual" to learn how to claim it or you can purchase the "Unclaimed Money Home Business" Ebook which will not only show you how to make a claim for the unclaimed money account listed but will also give you access to over 75 MORE unclaimed money databases throughout the United States and its territories.
You may purchase both the "Refund Resource Manual" and the "Unclaimed Money Home Business" Ebooks by following the links on the Unclaimed Money Lists index page. Remember that South Dakota unclaimed money, South Dakota unclaimed funds and South Dakota unclaimed property are all the same thing...a GOLD MINE for many, just waiting to be discovered! Good Luck!!!

84. Miscellaneous El Paso County, CO, Obituaries
She is survived by two sons, Mike lane and Dane Johnson; a daughter, Mrs.Middleton is survived by her husband; two sons, D. michael and Don; a brother,
http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/obits/co/co-elpaso13.htm
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VILETTA W. BROWN
Mrs. Brown, 90, died Feb. 28, 2001, in Colorado Springs. She taught in Maryland for many years, retiring as a special education teacher.
Mrs. Brown was born Sept. 26, 1910, in El Paso, Texas, to Henry Clay and Viletta Wilmoth, who are deceased. She was married May 2, 1931, to Ray S. Brown, who is deceased.
She is survived by a son, Richard; a daughter, Judy Dean; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by a brother, Lamar Wilmoth.
A memorial service and burial will be at a later date in Silver Spring, Md. Pikes Peak Funeral and Cremation Service, 3825 Airport Road, 596-7991, is handling local arrangements.
Memorial contributions may be made to Pikes Peak Hospice, 825 E. Pikes Peak Ave., Suite 600, Colorado Springs 80903. WILLIAM V. HARDINA

85. Canyon County Fair & Festival - Market Livestock Sale
Mike lane. Mike Relk. Mike Talkington. Mikes Metal Fab, Inc. Milan Sherril Gould trautman Lawn Landscape. Treasure Valley Irrigation
http://www.canyoncountyfair.org/livestock.html
Quick Facts
Event Marketing

Vendor Booth Space

Market Livestock Sale
... Last Year's Buyer List About the Market Livestock Sale
Monday, August 1, at 5 p.m. The objectives and purposes of 4-H/FFA Market Livestock Sale are:
  • To provide an outlet for market stock raised in a 4-H/FFA project. To provide youth, their parents, and leaders an experience in one method of marketing and selling. To encourage members to learn a marketing process. To improve livestock enterprise and encourage excellence in management and economical production through participation in an auction. To educate the general public about the efforts expended by 4-H and FFA members in connection with the livestock project. To provide ongoing consumer education for 4-H/FFA with a focus on marketing at proper weight, quality grade and producing a desirable carcass from a consumer and producer standpoint. To uphold guidelines established by the 4-H/FFA livestock advisory committees and staff.

86. Professor LP Hughston
Professor lane P. Hughston is a member of the Financial Mathematics research group . A. trautman G. Furlan). World Scientific Press.
http://www.mth.kcl.ac.uk/research/finmath/lph.html
King's College London
Financial Mathematics Professor LP Hughston Department of Mathematics
King's College London
Strand, London WC2R 2LS
United Kingdom Room 535, Strand Building
Tel: +44-(0)20-7848 2855 (direct line)
Tel: +44-(0)20-7848 2217 (general office)
Fax: +44-(0)20-7848 2017
E-mail: lane.hughston@kcl.ac.uk
Professor Lane P. Hughston is a member of the Financial Mathematics research group
Professor Lane P. Hughston, M.A., D. Phil., was appointed to the newly established Chair in Financial Mathematics at King's College London in January 2000. He received his doctorate in mathematics from the University of Oxford, where he was a Rhodes Scholar at Magdalen College. Before joining King's College he was director of derivative product risk management at Merrill Lynch, London, where he was responsible for managing the development of pricing and hedging models for interest rate and foreign exchange derivatives, and other products. Before working at Merrill Lynch, he was head of far east trading research at Robert Fleming Securities, where he led a team that specialised in the analysis of Japanese equity warrants and convertible bonds. Prior to that, he was fellow and tutor in applied mathematics at Lincoln College, Oxford, for a number of years. His research interests include a wide range of topics in mathematical finance and its applications in an investment banking context, such as: the pricing and risk management of derivative securities; models for interest rate and foreign exchange processes; commodity, credit, equity, energy and inflation derivatives; the impact of transaction costs on derivative prices; stochastic volatility models; and applications of information geometry, stochastic differential geometry, and stochastic analysis.

87. Associated Students Of Harvey Mudd College
Atwood Dorm President, Andrew Bately Jay trautman. Case Dorm Presidents,Amy Bentow, Stereo Director, Mike lane. Film Director. Dark Room Director
http://www.hmc.edu/org/ashmc/Members/members2000-2001.html
A SSOCIATED S TUDENTS
of
H ARVEY M UDD C OLLEGE ASHMC Home Members Agendas Minutes ... Committees
2000-2001 ASHMC Council Members
President Ronalee Lo Secretary Carman Ng Treasurer Seth Foreman Social Chair/APC Campus Center Committee Chair Athletics Director Austin Brown Judiciary Board Chair Jerod Meacham Disciplinary Board Chair Ricky Lim Dormitory Affairs Committee Chair Eric Distad Student-Faculty Committee Chair Board of Trustees Representative, Educational Planning Committee Gillian Allen Board of Trustees Representative, Student Affairs Committee Tina Meftah Board of Trustees Representative, Physical Plant and Campus Planning Committee Alex Mandel North Dorm Presidents South Dorm Presidents East Dorm Presidents West Dorm Presidents Atwood Dorm President Case Dorm Presidents Linde Dorm Presidents
ASHMC Appointed Positions
Yearbook Editor 5C Senators Publicity Representative Historian Tracy van Cort Stereo Director Mike Lane Film Director Dark Room Director Recycling Director Director of Student Security Newspaper (Compass) Editor Food Committee Chair Eric Verner Students-l Moderator Steve DiVerdi Volunteer Activities Coordinator Kristal Pollack Alumni Board Representative Representative to the Traffic Appeals Board Representative to the HMC Computer Committee Representative to the Student Relations Subcommmittee of the Library Council Kurt Dresner 5 Representatvies to the Studnet Health Advisory Committee Tracy Perfors 2 Representatives to the Committee on Teaching and Learning Charlie Garrod Representative to the Curriculum Committee

88. HMC Projects Day 2000
michael Cummings is a biologist at MBL working on the analysis of antibioticresistance Kylie Bryant (Fall), Matt Gedigian, Jay trautman, Alex Wilkins
http://www.hmc.edu/acad/clinic/projectsday/2001/
PROJECTS DAY 2001
Program and Schedule
CLINIC DESCRIPTIONS
Computer Science
Engineering Environmental Studies
Mathematics
... Physics/Biology
COMPUTER SCIENCE CLINICS
THE AEROSPACE CORPORATION
Implementing the IETF IDWG Intrusion Alert Protocol
Liaisons: Joseph Betser, Andrew Walther '00
Advisor: Michael Erlinger
Students: Roy Pollock (TL), Tim Buchheim, Benjamin Feinstein, Greg Matthews The Aerospace Corporation has sponsored a series of projects focusing on issues in intrusion detection. The Intrusion Detection Working Group (IDWG) of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF, a standards body) has been developing a common method of communicating intrusion detection events. This consists of two parts, a transport protocol and a message format. In this project, the Clinic team has been assisting in the development, implementation, and evaluation of two proposed transport protocols. DIRECTV, INC. Anywhere Interactive DIRECTV Guide
Liaisons: Philip Hilmes ’00, David Kuether, Heang Lim
Advisor: Joshua Hodas
Students: David Jones (TL), Shantanu Bhattacharyya, Shimona Carvalho (Pomona), Masashi Ito ’02, Robert Patt

89. Yo Hi . . . Life In The Past Lane
Life in the Past lane. © 2001 Carole Moore Another couple that attended Alan Hill, 68, and Lisa Coffey trautman, 67 found one another through
http://www.thehumorwriter.com/My_Serious_Side/Yo_Hi_______Life_in_the_Past_L/yo_
Life in the Past Lane LAS VEGAS - Carrie Jenkins Davis of Ogden, Utah, had mixed feelings about her high school reunion. Davis had undergone a traumatic divorce and was back in school when many her age are approaching retirement. She worried what her former classmates would think of her. "I felt ashamed that I was 'nothing' and was doing nothing more with my life other than going to school," Davis said. Then came the reunion, held July 21-23 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Davis, who graduated from high school in 1970, rented a car and drove 960 miles round trip to be there. "For so many years I felt that I was just this shadow in other peoples' live, so to go to the reunion and really be remembered as a person that other people liked and cared about ...that was very, very special," she said. There were over 300 graduates and attendees of Nile C. Kinneck High School in Las Vegas that weekend. Known as "Yo-Hi", the school served mostly military dependents in Yokohama and Yokosuka, Japan. Operated by the U.S Dept. of Defense, Yo-Hi students will tell you their time in high school was indeed, in Davis' words "very, very special." And that's why an open reunion, concentrating on the classes from the mid-60's to the mid-70's, was such a hit. As military dependents, Yo-Hi graduates left school to scatter to the winds. They moved to Florida and New Hampshire, New Jersey and Kansas, North Carolina, California, Hawaii and Canada. They came to the reunion to revisit the times they experienced together: life in the past lane.

90. Planning, Development And Environmental Quality Committee Minutes
Barbara Mink, Light in Winter; Don Rakow, Discovery Trail; Charles trautman,Sciencenter Chair Mike lane called the meeting to order at 202 PM.
http://www.tompkins-co.org/legislature/committee/planning/4-2-03
MINUTES
PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT, AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMITTEE
(Tompkins County Legislature)
APRIL 2, 2003 - 2 P.M.
HEYMAN CONFERENCE ROOM
Members Present: Kathy Luz Herrera, Dooley Kiefer, Mike Lane, Peter Penniman, Dan Winch
Staff Present: Fernando deAragon, ITCTC; Joan Jurkowich, TCPD; Jackie Kippola, TC Admin.; Ed Marx, Commissioner, TCPD; Heather McDaniel, CPD; Wendy Skinner, TC Admin.; Kathy Wilsea, Secretary, TCPD
Other BOR Members Present: Barbara Blanchard, Martha Robertson, Nancy Schuler
Guests: Martha Armstrong, TCAD; Bridgette Barry, Tourism Center; Carol Chock, STPB; Chrys Gardner, Cooperative Extension; Barbara Mink, Light in Winter; Don Rakow, Discovery Trail; Charles Trautman, Sciencenter
I Committee Administration
A Call to Order
Chair Mike Lane called the meeting to order at 2:02 PM. B Agenda Changes The Strategic Tourism Planning Board requested addition of two resolutions. Addition to Agenda: STPB [Dooley arrived at 2:10.] Dan asked if there were other applicants for the grant money, and were any applications denied. Carol Chock said these were special requests received in an open-ended grant process. Jackie Kippola said they did not receive other applications, but they did not advertise a grant round. Time is of the essence for these two items. This action does not exhaust the fund; there is around $132,000 left. Kathy said this funding is consistent with the findings of the tourism study, and fulfills all the criteria. Dan said he would prefer that they advertise a round. Don Rakow said the Discovery Trail includes the Tompkins County Public Library and area museums. The funding benefits these institutions, but also promotes tourism. Carol Chock noted that each museum could have applied separately. Barbara Mink said the guidelines for tourism grants divided the money between small projects and large development, and there is an open competitive process.

91. MoDOT - Business With MoDOT- Standards And Specifications
Brett trautman. Larry Whiteside. Kim Wilson. Division 600. Incidental Construction Ken lane. Joe Schroer. 1017. Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag
http://www.modot.state.mo.us/design/specbook/performanceteammembers.htm
Standards and Specifications -Performance Specifications Teams Teams The table below lists the names of the Team Leaders, Team Members and Resources for each section of the Missouri Standard Specification for Highway Construction. These teams will be responsible for reviewing the respective sections and make changes to performance specifications where deemed appropriate. MoDOT Project Coordinator: Dave Silvester-DE Specification Format Questions: Bruce Green-DE Performance Specification Questions: Pat McDaniel-PO Bridge Facilitator: Paul Kelly-BR Design Facilitator: Bruce Green-DE Maintenance Facilitator: Tom Borgmeyer-MT Project Operations Facilitator: Pat McDaniel-PO Research and Development Facilitator: Don Davidson-RD Traffic Facilitator: Julie Stotlemeyer-TR
Division 100 General Conditions of the Contract Section Team Leader Team Members Definition of Terms Kirsten Munck Bruce Green Diane Heckemeyer Pat McDaniel Mike Qutami Mike Rose Bidding Requirements and Conditions Diane Heckemeyer Troy Hughes Travis Koestner Gerry Morton Kirsten Munck Mike Rose Award and Execution of Contract Diane Heckemeyer Bruce Green Troy Hughes

92. BEND CLASSIC ELITE  BEND
Jordan Pommerening, Kevin Regan, michael Ryan, Brett Welches, Tyler Pickle, MaxStuckey, lane Johnson, Andrew Bonica, AJ Sanders, David Shriver,
http://www.bend.k12.or.us/shs/xc/results/2003/BendClassic/elitevarb.htm
BEND CLASSIC ELITE
BEND, OR ==== 5000 METERS =====OCT 11, 2003

*********** MEN'S VARSITY TEAM SCORE **********
1. MT. VIEW (OR)
Matt Davis, Ryan Martinez, Andy Tronson, Mike Condon,
Antony Moorman, Dakota Blackhorse, Brent Beckwith
2. SNOHOMISH
Bobby Carlson, Danny Weiser, Andrew Blebe, Cale McCulloch,
Justin Brandt, Dan Bame, Steve Mason
3. BEND HIGH
Jacob Marx, Jacob Knight, Dylan Coleman, Casey Mattox, Chris Grever, Dane Brock, Francis Maddox 4. HERMISTON Joe Hernandez, Jose Juarez, Daniel Valdez, Lorenzo Gonzalez, Walter Juarez, Adam Neiss, Nathan Wicks 5. SOUTH EUGENE Dustin Moore, Harrison Lakehomer, Craig Emmes, Ryan Harvey, Andrew Kahl, Jon Terzenbach 6. NEWBERG Sage Canaday, Vertin Alvarez, Nick Bellisario, Danial Alverez, Trevor Arserault, Peter Keyser, Stephen Delavegg 7. ASHLAND Andy Wright, David Morgan, Cameron Barleen, Spencer Bonney, Adam Trautman, Nelson Kling 8. KLAMATH UNION

93. Theatre Research Institute News - 2000
We’re currently acquiring videos and films of Marceau’s work; movement artistMichael lane trautman has donated a video and materials from his career for
http://library.osu.edu/sites/tri/news/2000.html
News General Upcoming Events Alumni, Staff Activities Special Projects ... Audio Description
News From TRI
Winter 2001: Happy New Year/Century/Millennium!
It's cold and snowy in Columbusall our best from all of us here for the new epoch we've entered It’s been a busy and fruitful year in Lincoln Tower. We’ve enjoyed working with generous donors, who’ve sent wonderful materials documenting a rich array of performance work, a hardworking and dedicated staff of library professionals, graduate and undergraduate workers, as well as loyal volunteers. We celebrate firm and enthusiastic support from the University Libraries, under new Director Joseph Branin and Rai Goerler, Acting Assistant Director for Special Collections, the College of the Arts, headed by Dean Judith Koroscik, and the Department of Theatre, ably led by Chair Lesley Ferris. And there have been significant contributions from colleagues across the campus. To all of these, our greatest thanks. Our three newest collections were established late in the fall: the Movement Theatre Collection, which will focus (at least initially) on the work of Marcel Marceau and the generations of mimes and movement artists he’s inspired, the East Lynne Company Collection, and the Technical Theatre Collection, established by Cliff Ashby, emeritus professor at Texas Tech University, which includes textbooks and other publications about backstage conditions. We’re currently acquiring videos and films of Marceau’s work; movement artist Michael Lane Trautman has donated a video and materials from his career for the collection, and several more performers and scholars plan to contribute also. The East Lynne Company Collection documents the history of the New Jersey company, founded and headed for many years by the late Warren Kliewer. We’re grateful to Michelle Larue for establishing the collection.

94. Preserving History Bradley Man Striving To Conserve SC Properties
ANDERSON — James lane Coley, 84, of 214 Hartview Circle, husband of Jean ShererColey, Mary Sowell trautman, 73, of 209 Pinehurst Drive, wife of Richard
http://www.angelfire.com/journal/indexjournal/05May16.html
Preserving history Bradley man striving to conserve S.C. properties May 16, 2005 By ST. CLAIRE DONAGHY
Index-Journal staff writer
Wideman began working with the trust three years ago, and his father, Frank Wideman Jr., helped get the trust started.
Wideman has long been involved with philanthropic causes through his work with the Self Family Foundation and other organizations.
He is currently the president of the Self Family Foundation.
Since 1942, the Self Family Foundation has distributed more than $40 million in grants to improve the quality of life for the citizens of Greenwood and South Carolina.
Wideman said the Self Foundation does not fund the Palmetto Trust, which allows him to work with the trust without a conflict of interest.
The Shillito House dates to at least the 1830s and is believed to be among the oldest homes in Abbeville. It was designed in the early Colonial style. It is restored and is now home to an antiques store.
Wideman said the trust was also involved in early preservation efforts of the Benjamin E. Mays house in Greenwood County, along with the Palmetto Conservation Foundation.
The Mays home has been relocated from Epworth to the current location of the GLEAMNS Human Resource Commission.

95. Results Dublin Grand Prix 16th June
1 107 Mike trautman Germany 4659 13347 21920 30435 35138 Chief JudgeMichael lane Judges S. Markham, O. Dobson, P. Wilson, B. King,
http://members.aol.com/rayzwocker/worldclass/61701c.htm
Results: Dublin Grand Prix 16th June
11th Dublin Grand Prix of Race Walking
16th June, 2001
Phoenix Park
Senior Men 50km
Rnk No Name Club Country 10km 20km 30km 40km 50km
1 107 Mike Trautman Germany 46:59 1:33:47 2:19:20 3:04:35 3:51:38
2 106 Denis Franke Germany 46:58 1:33:47 2:19:52 3:10:20 4:06:41
3 105 Benjamin Leroy Belgium 46:59 1:33:47 2:20:55 3:17:54 4:16;39
4 104 Chris Cheeseman Surrey AC England 52:35 1:44:18 2:35:16 3:26:30 4:18:00
5 102 Darrell Stone Steyning AC England 49:59 1:39:05 2:28:28 3:20:43 4:21:55
6 101 Mike Smith Coventry Godiva England 52:36 1:44:19 2:37:43 3:34:26 4:32:55 7 113 Peter Kaneen Manx Harriers IoM 52:36 1:45:36 2:29:46 3:38:26 4:40:00 8 108 Bob Dobson Wales 58:11 1:56:39 2:56:31 3:58:53 5:03:28 Akira Akashi Japan DSQ Andi Drake England DSQ Bo Gustafsson Sweden DNF Kenji Gatsurayma Japan DNF Masato Yoshiwara Japan DNF Omar Zapeda Mexico DNF Jani Lehtinen Finland DNF Senior Women 20km Rnk No Name Club Country 10km 20km

96. GBritt Client Press Releases
Other August performances at the Opera House at Boothbay Harbor include MichaelLane trautman, the Odd Company, the play “I Love You, You’re Perfect,
http://www.gbritt.com/release.php?r=60

97. Foster's Online, Dover, New Hampshire
Other August performances at the Opera House at Boothbay Harbor include MichaelLane trautman, the Odd Company, the play I Love You, You re Perfect,
http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050807/NEWS1403/108070051/-1

98. FFWD Weekly - May 16, 2002
offered by festival performers an exploration of physical comedy with MichaelLane trautman, a Capoeira workshop and one devoted to Afrofusion dance.
http://www.ffwdweekly.com/Issues/2002/0516/festival.htm
Thursday, May 16, 2002
FESTIVAL
by Jeff Goffin
May 21 to 25
Check listings For five fun-filled days, Olympic Plaza and every theatre space in the Centre for the Performing Arts will be home to an assortment of entertainers from across Canada and around the world. Over 20,000 kids of all ages will be there to enjoy the best in theatre, music and dance. "It’s a great thing to do with kids," says James. "We’re getting some of the best theatre in the world. It doesn’t matter that it’s for kids.... A four-year-old audience member is just as important as a 35-year-old audience member.... You have to create your show with as much integrity and as much care for detail and content as you would for an adult. Why would you deliver less?" "These stories – you can’t believe the kind of stories they created! They’re so imaginative. They’re so touching. They’re so honest. They talk about the fragility of peace. It’s their idea of how you create peace." Aside from the many shows, the local arts community will benefit from the three workshops offered by festival performers: an exploration of physical comedy with Michael Lane Trautman, a Capoeira workshop and one devoted to Afro-fusion dance. The festival will also offer an evening colloquium on Wednesday, May 22. This is an opportunity to meet the performers and talk about the state of entertainment for children around the world.

99. Celebrites Et Stars: Trouvez Tout! 8000 Celebrites 40 000 Photos 70 000 Sites Ch
Copyright © Célébrités Sélection 2000-2004.
http://www.celebrites-selection.com/celebrites/celebz2733.htm
Recherche de sites de célébrités par nom de scène ou de famille: A B C D ... Forums généraliste s Nouveautés Top 10 photos Dernières photos Photos, derniers commentaires ... Sonneries et Logos Sonneries Polyphoniques CD, K7, POSTERS audit et mesure d'audience visiteurs internet par Michael Lane Trautman: Solo Theater SMS, Sonneries, Logos pour ton mobile !

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