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          Donal MacIntyre (R) and his skating partner Florentine Houdiniere perform at Torvill and Deans Dancing on Ice: The Bolero 25th Anniversary Tour at Wembley.!

          Above all, the author wishes to thank Clayton Rawson for his constant help and for making available his library of rare works on magic.

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        2. Donal MacIntyre (R) and his skating partner Florentine Houdiniere perform at Torvill and Deans Dancing on Ice: The Bolero 25th Anniversary Tour at Wembley.
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          5. On Hard, Cold Ice, A Sweet, Warm Homage to Victims of Violence

          If there was one good thing that came out of the horrendous events in Paris on November 13, it is the amazing creative wave it has unleashed to commemorate and honor the 130 victims.

          Tribute has been paid by French and international artists in countless way, but some stand out for their poignancy and originality. Florentine Houdinière’s skating choreography “Homage” is one of those that leave a lasting impression.

          Homage tells the events as they unfolded.

          It’s the story of coming together and processing that terrible night… the story of the surprise assault, confusion, terror, fear, and tragedy….

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          But despite the shock, anger, and grief, there is a respectful message of hope and comfort in it. Those whose lives were claimed so suddenly, stay with us for, and beyond, a final goodbye.

          “Like everyone else, the Paris events rocked me to the core.

          I knew I wanted to contribute something in my own way, on ice.