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         Among
            the tricks Rastelli was performing included juggling nine rings with
            another spinning
            around his leg. He also bounced a ball on his head while balancing a
            ball on a ball on a mouths tick while he jumped rope 
 Danville
            said the two became pretty good friends in that time, and spent time
            socializing at cafes and Tivoli Gardens. "He was a very
            personable, friendly man," Danville said. The respect was
            apparently mutual. When word made it through the European circus
            grapevine that Danville was performing a running flip-flop
            somersault to the top of a three-high shoulder stand, Rastelli made
            a special trip from his engagement elsewhere in Germany 
 As
            always, unscheduled and unannounced demonstrations of skill by some
            of the top jugglers broke out in the hall occasionally and attracted
            huge crowds. Jian Hua Qian showed astounding balance tricks with a
            wine bottle on a mouthstick. Gregory Popovich started with four
            balls in each hand and one ball between his legs, flashed nine and
            finished with a neck catch. Anthony Gatto showed he can still flash
            11.  Vladik and his father Anatoli Miagkostoupov did takeaways
            with five clubs, and Anatoli showed off a six club multiplex. 
 Many
            jugglers trekked off to other hotels to see jugglers perform in
            their shows. Steve Ragatz, Pat McGuire and Jean Besnard were
            performing their Michael Moschen-choreographed "ball and dorito"
            manipulation piece with Cirque du Soleil. 
 Gregory
            Popovich and Dick Franco were among the acts at Circus-Circus,
            Anthony Gatto performed his act nightly at the Lady 
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            juggling interest 
 The
            festival culminated with the Thursday evening "Cascade of
            Stars" public show at the beautiful Artemus Ham Concert Hall 
 Sean
            McKinney, the 1992 Juniors champion, brought up the energy level
            with his frenzied hard-rock ball juggling. Former national twirling
            champion Jill Westover threw several batons impossibly high, and Jon
            Held directed a dozen of his friends in a beautifully choreographed
            ensemble piece that represented the universal struggle of juggling.
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 Champion Francoise Rochais shows flexibility in winning the Individuals (Csiszar "The Great Ballini" photo)  | 
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 Jon Wee and Owen Morse, "The Passing Zone" in the Cascade show with their chainsaw ballet (David Carper photo)  | 
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        Arnelio Diaz demonstrates five ball skill (Dave Carper photo)  | 
       
        John Foss also juggled on artistic bicycle in the Cascade show (David Carper photo)  |