by: Yoyo Zhou
formation: improper
| A1 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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| A2 | 6 | neighbors promenade with a wide loop left to face shadow
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| 2 | neighbors promenade along the set on the right
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| 8 | ladles start a half hey - rights in center, lefts on ends - gentlespoons ricochet
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| B1 | 16 | partners balance & swing
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| B2 | 8 | long lines forward & back
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| 8 | gentlespoons start a half hey - lefts in center, rights on ends - ladles ricochet ⁋
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Composed March 18, 2013
Choreographer's notes:
The title refers to a physics joke about combining theory and practice, and it alludes to the broken heys in this dance.
Teaching notes:
* In the promenade across in A2, end facing the couple that was on the left.
* In the long lines in B2, be sure to face those neighbors you just swung. The hey is with them, but the new neighbors are on the right diagonal.
* Out of each ricochet hey, everyone is looking for someone outside the foursome they were doing the hey with.