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    • 3D embroidered digitizing in UK The 3D embroidered digitizing in UK creates a digitizing to your clothing and its also lets you create custom patches that show your favorite brands and symbols. We have many services in embroidery digitizing like 3D Puff Digitizing, Applique Digitizing, Hat Digitizing, Logo Digitizing, Vector Conversion and so on These all services in affordable price .

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      noah isla

    • A Guide to Choosing the Right Book Writer for Your Project Choosing the right book writer is a crucial decision for anyone looking to publish a book. The right writer can bring your ideas and vision to life, crafting a compelling narrative that captures the attention of readers and leaves a lasting impact. When book writers for hire, there are several factors to consider. First, consider the writer's experience and credentials, including their previous work and any relevant industry awards or recognition. It's also important to assess the writer's writing style and voice to ensure it aligns with your own vision for the book. Additionally, consider the writer's availability and communication style, as clear and consistent communication is essential for ensuring that the project stays on track and meets its deadlines. Finally, consider the writer's fees and budget, and make sure that their rates align with your expectations and budget. By taking the time to carefully evaluate potential writers based on these criteria, you can select the right writer for your book project and ensure its success.

      Started by: Kristen Floyd in: E-Book-Library

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    • How to Leverage Your Wikipedia Page to Attract New Customers Wikipedia is one of the most popular online encyclopedias and a valuable source of information for millions of people. If you know how to create a Wikipedia page for a business or brand, you can leverage it to attract new customers and improve your online reputation. Firstly, ensure that your page is accurate and up-to-date, with well-sourced information about your brand, products, and services. Next, optimize your page for search engines by including relevant keywords and links to your website and social media channels. You can also encourage your existing customers to contribute to your page by adding positive reviews or testimonials. Lastly, make sure to engage with your audience by responding to comments or questions on your page, and use your Wikipedia page as a platform to share important news and updates about your business. By leveraging your Wikipedia page, you can increase your online visibility and credibility, ultimately attracting more customers to your brand.

      Started by: Martin Anderson in: Links

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      Martin Anderson

    • Creating an Effective Wikipedia Page for Your Business’s Marketing   Wikipedia is a great resource for businesses to use as part of their digital marketing strategy. It offers an opportunity to create a page that is both informative and engaging, giving potential customers a trusted resource to learn more about a business. When create a Wikipedia page for your company, there are a few key factors to consider. First, it is essential to ensure that the page is accurate and up to date. A Wikipedia page should include information about the business, its history, products and services, awards, and other relevant information that will help customers make an informed decision about the business. Additionally, it is important to make sure that the page is well written and free of any potential bias. Second, it is important to consider the design of the page. This includes things such as the page layout, the use of visuals, and the overall readability. A well-designed page will help to engage readers and make them more likely to learn more about the business. Third, it is important to consider how the page will be promoted. This includes SEO optimization, link building, and other digital marketing tactics. Additionally, it is important to consider how the page will be maintained. This includes regular updates, responding to comments and feedback, and ensuring that any inaccuracies are corrected promptly. Finally, it is important to remember that a Wikipedia page is not a substitute for other forms of marketing. It should be used as an additional tool to help customers learn more about a business and encourage them to take action. By taking the time to create a well-crafted Wikipedia page, businesses can build trust with their customers and create a powerful resource for digital marketing.

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      danielremer

    • dancersconnect’s annual conference October 24th, 2022 (Mannheim, Germany) Register here Join us for the 7th annual dancersconnect conference - reshaping! Taking place on the 24th of October 2022 in EinTanzHaus, Mannheim, we will finally meet once more in person to connect, create awareness and share. Turning our focus on reshaping the profession, our goal is to promote education and encourage artists to actively participate in all aspects of their art form. On this day, we will be concentrating on diversity and health. For diversity, we will focus on finding more inclusivity and awareness within the working field and also within ourselves. We recognize that there are issues that have a great impact on artists’ personal safety and that art can’t keep feeding on ideas of inequality. For health, we are looking at the importance of injury prevention and how a good health support system is a basic need for professional dancers. With dance being a physically demanding art form and our body our most important tool, maintenance and care should be crucial for a long and fulfilling career. Reshaping will also bring us the opportunity to talk with political representatives about the recent changes in wages and the funding system. This will consist of a moderated round table discussion with different representatives and the audience will be able to share their opinions and questions. We believe that artists who are protected socially, financially and are safe from abuse can concentrate more wholly on their creative potentials. Dancersconnect started as a neutral platform, creating safe spaces for dancers to exchange, and has grown into a movement of engaged artists envisioning and creating for the future of dance. We wish to be a force driving transformations in the dance field. Don´t miss the chance to come together in a safe and open environment. Let us voice our challenges and our accomplishments. It is time to take initiative, envision and get active together!  

      Started by: Dorothea Eitel in: Recommended Events

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    • 5 months, 3 weeks ago

      Dorothea Eitel

    • Bodystudy Please add your own "research-task-lists" to the playlists or/and add your own playlists to this topic.    What is Bodystudy? Bodystudy is an open method, based on exploration and improvisation tasks. As everybody is his/her own guide and observer this method is the same profitable for professional dancers and non-professionals. It can support meticulous exploration as well as justing having fun in moving your body. It works with the focus on somatic observation and creative exploration. It can break habitual patterns of movement, trains different movement qualities and at the same time strengthens physical and mental endurance. The method is focused on principles and deep inner perception, to get a profound understanding of yourself, the connections in your body and every new movement. By exploring your own body through inner images, imagination and by physical observation tasks you can explore the unfamiliar and surprise yourself in every moment. The music serves as a source of inspiration and at the same time trains us in its precise handling. The continuously changing instructions create a space of experience, where you can gain new physical and mental insights. Bodystudy is created by Dorothea Eitel. You find more information about this and her work on her website.    Use Bodystudy for … Warm up Relax/ Cool down getting inspired connecting a Group: Contact &Joy finding new ways coming over patterns finding new physical qualities and principal finding the individual in the general learning and getting inspired from music extending your tools and possibilities to have them in crucial moments for use   With Bodystudy you can train … Creativity to work with inner pictures and imagination to perceive deeper layers and levels of music (beyond the obvious) to transfer these on your body to let yourself fully in without breaking physical or emotional borders or just adjust to others or even denying yourself increase your presence through conscious acting and focus   Basic rules for Bodystudy 1. Don’t let yourself distract from anything through this hour (don’t drink, don’t go to toilet, don’t interrupt for nothing, no pause). Prepare to keep up with this (switch off your phone, go to toilet, organize your clothes, etc.). 2. If you don’t understand the instructions, copy what you see (in case that you doing it in a group; try to understand the rules/task by copy and observing your doing. If you only have the words to understand or even can’t copy, take what you get and make your own task out of it: what makes sende, what arouse your curiosity? It can something different as meant, but have clarity in your own instruction. Don’t just move uncouseliy. 3. Keep in mind: You are not DANCING and you don’t have to LOOOK GOOD or beautiful. We move to increase our skills and options to move. It is research and observation. 4. Move with open eyes. As this a preparation to perform and to train inner awareness and presence in the outside to the same time. 5. If you are moving in group, use copying others and getting inspired from how people move around you to extend your repertoire. I 6. Never stop, don’t fall out of the tasks. Continue in your pace and possibilities. In case you are out of breath, have insurances or are not capable to do something; adapt, but don’s skip it. Go to your personal limits, but also don’t stay under your limits :-) 7. Accept the current state and move from there. 8. The tasks build up by adding different layers or going deeper in to more levels to then same time. See, how much you can add and how much you can keep by continuing the new details. If you are overwhelmed, make a decision which parts you skip and continue with your set focus. Don’t be frustrated, if you make the task easier. It is just a current snap shot and you are in the process to develop new skills. 9. Which instructions are on autopilot and which are in focus. Can you come back to the autopilot ones in focus again? How do you choose focus? Play with being challenged and being overwhelmed and move you through with curiosity and joy.    

      Started by: Dorothea Eitel in: Shared Playlists

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    • 8 months ago

      Dorothea Eitel

    • SHORT IMPROVISED ENCOUNTERS I created this playlist for short improvised encounters with different dancers or with the same dancers for different approaches. The music has a big variety of qualities, so that your team can connect with improvised quickies, just to warm up, as fun moment to loosen up the atmosphere, to use eg in Bodystudy as a group task, for contact researches and especially in improvisation trainings. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3qb79vjgJr51dsvbjk4ihC?si=84a07c6f1d7f452b

      Started by: Dorothea Eitel in: Shared Playlists

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    • 8 months ago

      Dorothea Eitel

    • CALM & MEDITATIVE Music to start slowly and gently to move or for cooling down, researches that ask for a focused inside view, slow motion movements, for train slowly and precisely or use for meditation, imagination or for developing calm choreographies. Add your favorite songs to the co-created playlist on DEEZER: https://deezer.page.link/mZ9iU74bHYqtsQSa9

      Started by: Dorothea Eitel in: Co-created Playlists

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    • 8 months ago

      Dorothea Eitel

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