Momentum was founded by Delma Iles in 1982. She is well known through out the state of Florida, and has been awarded many different merits. She's an M.F.A. recipient from New York University, in Dance. She came to Florida aspiring to change, or add to the growing world of arts here in Miami. Since then she has choreographed around 40 different works, all of which for some reason have been given some positive acclaim. Perhaps because I have not seen these other pieces, I am not so easily persuaded that this show was just a fluke. That this company may in fact be talented and all the merits were well deserved, and not awarded simply for merit's sake.
On December 3, Momentum performed a few different pieces from their own repertoire and a fairly new, bold piece that was exciting to watch. These together were presented as "Dances for the Holiday Spirit." Unfortunatly, the piece I enjoyed most was choreographed by another artist, Irmah DelValle, not Delma Iles. Briefly, it is to be said that though Irmah DelValle is the Artistic Assistant, it may someday (hopefully sooner than later) be her bold ideas that sky-rocket this company to a new level in the dance community.
The piece choreographed by Irmah DelValle was titled "An Anguished Cry." (2000) A very exciting piece that used only women, either due to a lack of men, or more over I feel to make a bold statement. Their costumes were reminiscent of the later 80's. With hot pink and green shirts that blended splendidly into the shadowy cast background and lighting schemes. The movement was more modern with little to no use of any contemporary ballet technique. It was perhaps this contrast that added something more spectacular to its presentation. The women whom performed this gave themselves whole-heartedly to the choreography, something that was not done in any of the other pieces. There were many moments where the audience was captivated, boldly sitting on the edge of their seats awaiting the next delicious roll through their undulating backs; or more often gasping at the daring lifts -- spectacles so rarely seen performed by only women.
Momentum is literally mass in motion; it is a vector quantity. Momentum is equal to its velocity multiplied by its mass. ... The vector graphs show that momentum is conserved. ... This shows that momentum is not lost, since the distance is unchanged. ... The lab shows momentum is not lost, it just gets transferred into different objects. ...
THE LOST TEACHINGS OF JESUS 1 50 These chapters basically talk about removing the mask. ... These pages basically give tips on how to be a better person and watch out. 200 In these pages they explain momentum as anything you may develop a pattern of habit on. For example, if someone decides their going to be thin and they diet excessively, what will happen is that they will develop a momentum of habit (a habit pattern), which will produce in them an eventual thinness. The habit of pattern that they develop that produces those qualities is what their talking about: that's mo...
Momentum is equal to mass times velocity and impulse is equal to the change of momentum. ... This is due to the conservation of momentum. The Law of Conservation of Momentum states that in an isolated system the momentum before a collision is equal to the momentum after the collision, if we disregard friction. So in the example above we can see that the momentum lost by the larger car was gained by the smaller car. ... The conservation of momentum is often very obvious in a collision on a slippery road where friction is very small....
Going into this battle, the Confederates had most of the momentum. ... A) Even though they would not be going into the battle with a lot of momentum, they still had the upperhand at knowing the ins and outs of the land. ... Even though the Union lost a massive 23,000 troops, the Confederates lost about 22,000. ... They have lost almost every single one of their generals besides him. ... The Gettysburg Address also address who has the momentum now. ...
This attempt to level the playing field and reestablish constitutional rights was a step in the right direction, but the issue itself seemly gets lost in a system that is slow to bring about change. ... To further muddy the waters claims of "reverse discrimination" create more controversy and slow the momentum of the movement. ... The implementation of affirmative action has lost momentum and awaits a passionate movement that will bring about social change. ... Democrats lambasted Bush's decision "to continue to side with those who oppose civil rights and oppose diversity in this coun...
Doing this would help me build up momentum for the game. ... The jump came, and we lost it. ... Since the game was so close, we did whatever we could to keep the momentum on both sides and not drift to them. One of the keys to winning a game is to contain the momentum. ... I feel that the two players who got ejected lost the game for us, because we weren't completely out of the game at that point. ...
When a new course is implemented, it takes time to reach the desired enrollment; therefore, the course is canceled and the new initiative is lost. At times, the end of a semester paralyzes a project, even if it is only temporary, so the momentum is lost and delays the outcome. When leadership changes or priorities shift, ideas are lost. ...
Lowering the bar at a slow pace helps control the momentum of the bar and helps change the direction for the pressing phase. ... If the bar is lowered to quickly control is lost which will result in the bar bouncing off of the chest. Bouncing the weight off of the chest generates upward momentum, resulting in less force generation by the muscles. ... An individual may bounce the weight off of his/her chest to gain momentum and make the lift easier. ...
Although an expatriate, through his life and works he touched upon the feelings and needs of countless Americans that were lost in history. ... Hemingway became close to these authors and after Gertrude Stein said to Hemingway "You are all a lost generation" a new term was coined and they thus were referred to as "The Lost Generation" (Lost Generation 4). All of the writers of the "Lost Generation" were Americans that were somehow disenfranchised by America, and often by World War I. ... Hemingway's first book, "The Sun Also Rises," was a masterpiece that elaborately depicted Hemingway...
