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  Written by PC News on January 12, 2014 . Posted in Board Members, Coaches, Governing Bodies, Training	
  Scott Placek of Placek Consulting has been attending the NSCAA convention for years. First, as a club Director of Coaching, later as a college club, and today as a small youth association DOC, Scott enjoys learning from the best and brightest minds in coaching education, and of course visiting with coaching friends both old and new. However, since launching his consulting practice, the NSCAA convention provides an opportunity for Placek Consulting to offer face to face assistance to club officers and directors tasked with addressing risk management in an environment that is growing increasingly dangerous and litigious.
  
  Taikoz presents the digital premiere of their latest major work, Seven Flowers which premiered at the City Recital Hall in October 2019.
  Taikoz Artistic Director Ian Cleworth and ensemble members will be on hand to chat pre-show, at the interval and post-show to answer your questions and give insights into the making of the work.
  Joining Taikoz in this performance are guest artists Riley Lee – Shakuhachi, Jess Ciampa – Voice, Eva Ancher – Voice , Member of Sydney Children’s Choir, Taiki Kendrick – Taiko, Member of Taikoz student ensemble TATAKU, Zara Luong – Taiko, Member of MLC Taiko Ensemble
  Seven Flowers contains moments of intimate delicacy which morph into thunderous peaks. Emerging and established artists perform profoundly evocative works, wrapped in an ever-evolving stage design by Bart Groen with art by Emma Hack.
  Inspired by Noh playwright and theoretician Zeami’s once-secret 15th Century treatise Fushiukaden, Seven Flowers sees an extension of Taikoz’s musical palette with WA composer Stuart James’ atmospheric Kinabuhi | Kamatayon for Gamelan gongs and electronics sits aside a song by Ian Cleworth scored for voice, taiko, percussion, and electronica. As well, a ‘re-imagined’ Shinto prayer contrasts with Swiss composer Fritz Hauser’s Shong, for voice and drum solo played with hands and brushes.
  With this declamatory statement, librettist Charles Jennens announced his intention to persuade George Frideric Handel to collaborate with him on a text he had completed. In a letter to his friend Edward Holdsworth dated July 1741, Jennens said: ” I hope I shall persuade him (Handel) to set another Scripture Collection I have made for him &…
  
  In the porch / the wind whispers in our language three years ago / but in your cruel way, stole its voice. Remnants of carbon dioxide / remain latched on my right ear. / We sit at the dinner table, skipped lunch altogether. / Something moved within the walls / but I’ve witnessed it once in March thirty-nine months ago. / Nothing to worry, must not fuss / I screamed and you sipped your wine / quietly. / Dirty martinis all over the floor / and I’d rather step on the glass shards than speak to you / watch my feet bleed in rapid flow / scratch my throat with fishbone. / Clean up, do the dishes, off to bed. / Where is my calendar? / I will keep adoring you, until I’ve run out of pain to kill.
  
  Smells weird in the bottle (sorry, i’m not going to try any harder than that), but once on quickly becomes minty goodness! not exactly a replacement for my favorite mint scent, Tulzscha (which happens to be a limited edition and therefore finite in its minty cucumbery goodness), but i can tell this will be very pleasing on days when it’s hot and sticky and i want the mintyness.
  bq. _”An enigmatic, otherworldly scent, brimming with power and mystery. Lavender and jasmine, with a touch of glowing honeysuckle.”_
  Now that I read this, I can smell the lavendar and jasmine, but before i was mostly thinking “cleaning product” whenever I sniffed it.
  If only it really did smell like honeysuckle. Now that I could be down with, but not this. Off to the swaps.
  The tarot scents don’t have descriptions, but reviews described this as cinnamon, herbal sweet and fruity. I was pretty hyped to try this. The tarot scents are also only sold as large 10mm bottles (although interestingly, this was in an imp from the lab– must have been a freebie).