| Fifth Meeting Team Building May 7, 2006 |
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| Remember that as a delegation we are a collective unit - we should work as a well trained team o we should have the same goals for the unit o look out for each other o remember where each other is o remember what each other is carrying o be inclusive with each other o should you be requested to “keep and eye” on someone’s belongings - do so without fail o lookout for each other and "our" belongings at Airport / Hotel lobbies |
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| Delegate William Kana provided us with a wealth of information on the Celtic dance. Where its origins and dates are a bit unknown, we did learn that the dances came from Celtic peoples in the early 1000 A.D. These dances were banned by the Anglo-Normans and went underground. Later revived by Queen Elisabeth I – and even then most continued in secret. By 1893 Irish dance groups were formed. There are four basic dances 1) Jig; 2) Reel; 3) Hornpipe; 4) Set – and each have subsets. Delegate Kana's Question: What influenced the design of Irish step dancing cosstumes? |
| Subsequent pictures, showing Delegate Kana in MOTION, demonstrate some of the several types of the Irish dance. Place mouse pointer on each picture |
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