Plus! Dancer LEPlus! Dancer LEPlus! Dancer LE 11/13/2003 12:36 AM Experience music in a whole new way with lifelike 3-D and animated dancers that groove on your desktop with dozens of entertaining and hilarious dance moves. Try the freely downloadable "LE" version of Plus! Dancer then step up to the full version and get a choice of sizes and a wide range of dancers to choose from! This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)Plus! Dancer LEGrok Headline matches for Plus! Dancer LEDancer in the DarkDancer in the Dark 03/13/2003 10:22 AM I've just seen the movie.. well, actually I haven't finished it, because something _very_ important (not to me) started on... Ribbon Dancer robotRibbon Dancer robot 06/05/2005 11:47 PM At Gel, Bruce Shapiro, artist in residence at the Science Museum of Minnesota, talked about his notion of "motion control" as an "emerging medium for artistic expression". As his website explains, motion control is a "term used to describe a variety of techniques for orchestrating the movement of machinery and objects". One of the machines he brought to demonstrate its artistic expression was Ribbon Dancer. The willowy one-armed robot performed a routine for us for a couple minutes to a classical piece of music. Near the end of the piece, the ribbon got hung up on the lower part of the apparatus while the arm kept going with the routine, tugging obliviously on the caught fabric. The crowd gasped. For a second there, we thought the arm was going to pull the whole thing over -- not unlike the robot-like AT-AT that got tripped up by a Rebel harpoon on Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back -- but Bruce stepped in to stop the machine and free the ribbon. Despite the mistake, the crowd's emotional reaction to the dancer's potentially hazardous misstep demonstrated the potential for the acceptance of artistic expression by machines. (And in a somewhat more disturbing demonstration of the dancer's representation of life, when Bruce stopped it at the end of the routine and began to walk off the stage, it began to twitch awkwardly from some stray electrical signals, a death rattle of sorts. Bruce leapt back on stage and pulled the plug; the twitching abruptly stopped and the arm fell slack atop the metal shaft, like he'd killed it.) Innocent Love of a DancerInnocent Love of a Dancer 04/15/2005 04:40 AM Dancer of Sunjung (sungung means innocent love in Korean) is a Korean movie currently in production which I am looking very forward to. It's a story about a young dancer from Yanbian competing in a Korean ballroom dance contest and finding love. I hope it's as enjoyable as the original version of Shall We Dance was.
Goonyoung Moon, the young leading actress with a thousand cute faces, is one of my favorite Korean actresses. Here is one of the thousand that makes me laugh everytime I see it.
Yanbian, fyi,&n bsp;is a Chinese prefecture bordering Russia and North Korea which is heavily populated (~40%) by descendents of Korean origin called Chosun-jok. Enough Koreans have lived there for long enough to even have evolved their own accent which is faithfully reproduced in the movie.
I would love to learn ballroom dancing but I've had only about 5 ballroom dancing lessons over the past 20 years because I just don't enjoy the way ballroom dancing is taught traditionally: too much focus on steps and not enough on how to weave them together into a dance. As it is now, it's as bewildering as learning to program in assembly language although I've been known to spin girls confidently (and unfortunately uncontrollably) on the dance floor given enough drinks under the belt. Ring Tone Dancer: The originalRing Tone Dancer: The original 06/05/2005 11:10 PM Apparently "Ring Tone Dancer" is one of the leaders in the Contagious Media contest. I prefer the version my daughter and I made a few months ago. And, no, I am not biased in the least.... Exotic dancer comes out on top in
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