World Line Dance Newsletter Monday and New Dances 9/12
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Sep 12, 2011, 12:30:43 PM9/12/11
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MONDAY, 9/12 I'M BAAAAACCCCCKKKK. I didn't want to advertise
that I was going to be out of town since there is so much info on the internet
but I was at WOW in my old stomping grounds in San Francisco. I'll tell
you all about it but I had a great time. This had to be held in the most
beautiful hotel I have ever attended a line dance event, right on the bay with
couches outside the huge, gorgeous lobby area. It was so nice meeting so
many people I've talked with online but who don't come to East Coast events (and
there are a LOT OF PEOPLE who don't travel across the country to events and
we'll just have to do something about that!!) Thanks, Judy, for outdoing
yourself and giving us such a spectacular weekend. WOW next year with be
in Taiwan so mark your calendars. I'll TRY to get the report done
today and tomorrow and I took a ton of pictures.
SUBJECT: NEW DANCES/VIDEOS
ADDED
http://www.worldlinedancenewsletter.com/newdances.html
30-A Rocks, Shanthie De Mel (Beg)
Baby Make It Hot, Dee Musk (Beg)
Better In Time Too, Regina Cheung (Int)
Bollywood, Daniel Whittaker
Clap Your Hands, Ivonne Verhagen (Beg)
Coffee House Romance, Mary Frances Chua (Beg)
Crazy world, Allan Kenny (Int)
Dirty Little Freak, Joe Steele (Beg)
Florida Shines, Shanthie De Mel (Int)
Get What You Give, Sue Ann Ehmann (Int)
I Am The Best, Tan Candy (Beg/Int)
Liar, Ingrind Kan (Easy Int)
Long Hot Summer, Holly Ruschman (Beg/Int)
Make It Hot, Dee Musk
Sunny In Seattle, Gaye Teather, Andrew & Sheila Palmer (Int)
The Right Track, Joe Steele (Beg)
You Got It Babe, Peter Jones & Anna Lockwood (Beg/Int)
http://www.worldlinedancenewsletter.com/newdances.html
30-A Rocks, Shanthie De Mel (Beg)
Baby Make It Hot, Dee Musk (Beg)
Better In Time Too, Regina Cheung (Int)
Bollywood, Daniel Whittaker
Clap Your Hands, Ivonne Verhagen (Beg)
Coffee House Romance, Mary Frances Chua (Beg)
Crazy world, Allan Kenny (Int)
Dirty Little Freak, Joe Steele (Beg)
Florida Shines, Shanthie De Mel (Int)
Get What You Give, Sue Ann Ehmann (Int)
I Am The Best, Tan Candy (Beg/Int)
Liar, Ingrind Kan (Easy Int)
Long Hot Summer, Holly Ruschman (Beg/Int)
Make It Hot, Dee Musk
Sunny In Seattle, Gaye Teather, Andrew & Sheila Palmer (Int)
The Right Track, Joe Steele (Beg)
You Got It Babe, Peter Jones & Anna Lockwood (Beg/Int)
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Subject: Mishnock & Friends Country Dance Cruise
Subject: Mishnock & Friends Country Dance Cruise
Sunday, May 20, 2012 - Sunday, May 27, 2012
Hosted by Dance Instructors Dan and Kelly Albro
with Dance Intructors Lyndy from Long Island NY
and Sandy Garrish from Maryland
Your Dance Cruise Group Manager Deb Dodd
Eastern Caribbean Cruise leaving from Baltimore 5/20/2012
Sun: Bon Voyage
Mon: Fun Day at Sea
Tue: Fun Day at Sea
Wed: Turks and Caicos
Thu: Half Moon Cay
Fri: Freeport - Bahamas
Sat: Fun Day at Sea
Sun: Port Baltimore
Mon: Fun Day at Sea
Tue: Fun Day at Sea
Wed: Turks and Caicos
Thu: Half Moon Cay
Fri: Freeport - Bahamas
Sat: Fun Day at Sea
Sun: Port Baltimore
Pre-Cruise Hotel and Dance
*excursions - Hotel - Dance
optional and extra fees
*excursions - Hotel - Dance
optional and extra fees
Two Workshop Rooms with 30 Hours of Lessons!
Dancing Under the Stars on the Lido Deck
*Group Cocktail Party - Optional Group Excursions
Dancing Under the Stars on the Lido Deck
*Group Cocktail Party - Optional Group Excursions
Inside $950-$1000 PP*
Oceanview $1050-$1100 PP*
Balcony $1250-1300 PP*
Oceanview $1050-$1100 PP*
Balcony $1250-1300 PP*
Limited cabin availabilty in each category and price
Book Now! * Prices based on double occupancy and subject to possible
fuel supplement increases
Book Now! * Prices based on double occupancy and subject to possible
fuel supplement increases
Prices include ports/taxes/meals and all dance activities
1st Deposit $50 PP to hold a spot in group due 9/15/11
2nd Deposit $200 PP to reserve cabin due 12/01/11
Call for all other rates:single, triple, quad, suites
1st Deposit $50 PP to hold a spot in group due 9/15/11
2nd Deposit $200 PP to reserve cabin due 12/01/11
Call for all other rates:single, triple, quad, suites
Travel Plus RI - Conventry
Dance Group Specialist Deb Dodd since 2001: 28 Dance Cruises
DebDodd...@aol.com 401-828-4376 8AM-8PM
www.DanceAcrossTheSeas.com
www.MishnockBarn.com
Dance to the Sunset and the Sea with Group Leaders Matt and Cat of Knights Linedancing
Contact:
www.knightslinedancing.com
facebook: Knights Linedancing
email: knightsf...@aol.com
Blauvelt, NY 10913
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Subject: MINI WEEKEND WORKSHOP in LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY (USA)
Dance Group Specialist Deb Dodd since 2001: 28 Dance Cruises
DebDodd...@aol.com 401-828-4376 8AM-8PM
www.DanceAcrossTheSeas.com
www.MishnockBarn.com
Dance to the Sunset and the Sea with Group Leaders Matt and Cat of Knights Linedancing
Contact:
www.knightslinedancing.com
facebook: Knights Linedancing
email: knightsf...@aol.com
Blauvelt, NY 10913
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Subject: MINI WEEKEND WORKSHOP in LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY (USA)
From: Alice
Daugherty (BIGALOF...@aol.com)
Louisville is proud to present a Mini Weekend Workshop with
“Internationally Renowned Choreographer” IRA WEISBURD from the USA. It
will take place at the beautiful “DANCE LOUISVILLE” Dance Studio at 8023
Catherine Lane #103, Louisville, KY 40242 on October 14-15, 2011. There
will be a Welcome “IRA” Reception Dance Party on Friday night from
7pm-11pm. Then get ready for a full day workshop with Ira on Saturday
starting with a morning workshop from 10 am-12:30 pm. There will be an
hour break for lunch from 12:30 pm-1:30 pm. Then an afternoon workshop
with Ira from 1:30 pm – 4 pm. There will be a break for dinner from 4 pm –
6:30 pm. Then, we will finish off with an Evening Dance Party and Review
from 6:30 pm – 10 pm.
For your convenience, we will order BOX LUNCHES and are arranging a very
special “DINNER WITH IRA” in the Studio. You must R.S.V.P. to make your
lunch and dinner reservations in advance. The early registration workshop
fee for this special event is only $35 US. After September 30th, the fee
is $40 US. We are limiting this workshop to only 100, so please make your
reservations early. This workshop will sell out fast !!! For more
information and to receive a flyer, please
contact me at the e-mail address above or call: 502.643.2786.
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Subject: Workshop this Saturday, September 17, in Chula Vista, California, USA
From: Bra...@MoveInLine.com
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Subject: Workshop this Saturday, September 17, in Chula Vista, California, USA
From: Bra...@MoveInLine.com
Less than a week to go for the one-day line dance workshop at Step It Up
Studios in Chula Vista. :-)
Registrations are still being accepted. Walk-ins will be accepted, too, but
it's always best to let us know you are coming so we can be sure to have enough
materials for everyone.
Flyer/registration form is available on the front page of www.MoveInLine.com
This workshop is for all levels, from newcomers to advanced, as you will
learn not only how to do dances in 6 basic rhythms but also WHY we do certain
dances to certain rhythms and songs. So you can go out anywhere and dance as
much as you want!
San Diego's own Bracken Ellis Potter will also provide tips and pointers on
basic dance technique so you can dance with less chance of injury or
discomfort.
The popular line dance rhythms that will be covered are east coast swing,
cha, country cha (aka social cha), two step, waltz, and nightclub two step.
During the workshop, you will learn a basic dance in each of the rhythms, as you
learn how to identify those rhythms in music, and practice matching those basic
dances with various songs.
The evening dance will include all-request open dancing and an improver
level line dance lesson, too.
Workshop and Evening Dance details:
Saturday, September 17
Workshop 11:30 AM to 5:15 PM
Evening All-request Dance 6:30 - 10 PM
Workshop is $30; Evening Dance is $15; Workshop AND Evening Dance is $35
Location: Step It Up Studios in Chula Vista (off H Street), 1055 Tierra Del Rey, Ste B, Chula Vista, CA 91910
Saturday, September 17
Workshop 11:30 AM to 5:15 PM
Evening All-request Dance 6:30 - 10 PM
Workshop is $30; Evening Dance is $15; Workshop AND Evening Dance is $35
Location: Step It Up Studios in Chula Vista (off H Street), 1055 Tierra Del Rey, Ste B, Chula Vista, CA 91910
Drinks will be available for purchase (bottled water $1).
Hope to see you there! Visit www.MoveInLine.com.=
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Subject: Ira Weisburd Workshop in York, PA on October 10
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Subject: Ira Weisburd Workshop in York, PA on October 10
From: Ann Ludwick,
annlu...@gmail.com
Only four weeks to go! Registrations are coming in! Don't be
left out!
Date: October 10, 2011
Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM, with registration from 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Place: Commonwealth Fire Hall
2045 N. Sherman Street
York, PA 17406
Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM, with registration from 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Place: Commonwealth Fire Hall
2045 N. Sherman Street
York, PA 17406
The cost is $15 until September 27, and $20 after September 27 and at the
door, if space remains.
"Help Me Make It" a day to remember
In York, PA, "My Hometown,"
Where we'll Mambo and Samba and Cha Cha
With a choreographer of world-wide renown.
Our hope is that you'll be "Seduced"
To travel from near and afar
For this, the first Workshop in all of PA,
To feature our line dancing star.
"Help Me Make It" a day to remember
In York, PA, "My Hometown,"
Where we'll Mambo and Samba and Cha Cha
With a choreographer of world-wide renown.
Our hope is that you'll be "Seduced"
To travel from near and afar
For this, the first Workshop in all of PA,
To feature our line dancing star.
For more information and a registration form, please contact either
Nina Letzeisen, nl...@comcast.net
or
Ann Ludwick, annlu...@gmail.com
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SUBJECT: WHAT GEOFF AND CELIA ARE TEACHING IN THE UK
Nina Letzeisen, nl...@comcast.net
or
Ann Ludwick, annlu...@gmail.com
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SUBJECT: WHAT GEOFF AND CELIA ARE TEACHING IN THE UK
Week comm. September 5th
Very quiet night at our Monday class at Shipley Club. In the first
half of the evening taught “MY PRETTY BELINDA” (Vikki Morris), seemed
to go down well with the few that were there. As we hadn’t had a class
last week we had 2 dances to teach in the second half to keep up with
our Wednesday class and they both received a great response from the
class. They were “LOVE 2 DANCE” (Simon Ward & Niels Poulsen) &
“ALABAMA SLAMMIN” (Rachael McEnaney). Did quite a lot more floor
splits which all seemed to work very well. At the end of the night
just for a bit of fun showed them “THE WOBBLE” everybody got up and
joined in, what a laugh !!
half of the evening taught “MY PRETTY BELINDA” (Vikki Morris), seemed
to go down well with the few that were there. As we hadn’t had a class
last week we had 2 dances to teach in the second half to keep up with
our Wednesday class and they both received a great response from the
class. They were “LOVE 2 DANCE” (Simon Ward & Niels Poulsen) &
“ALABAMA SLAMMIN” (Rachael McEnaney). Did quite a lot more floor
splits which all seemed to work very well. At the end of the night
just for a bit of fun showed them “THE WOBBLE” everybody got up and
joined in, what a laugh !!
Playlist for the night was :- Bosa Nova, Wishful Thinking, Hello
Dolly, Tennessee Waltz Surprise, Vertical Expressions, Pretty Belinda,
Haba Haba, Pot of Gold / Country Walking (split floor), Telling The
World / This & That (split floor), Party Freak / Stroll Along Cha
(split floor), Something In The Water, I Am A Good Girl, 1-2-3-4, I’m
No Good / Little Red Book (split floor), On The Edge / Black Coffee
(split floor), Soul Food, Come Dance With Me, Alabama Slammin’, Close
To Paradise, Not Drunk Enough, Love 2 Dance, No Scandal, Dr Flame, My
Motivation, Beyond Your Eyes & The Wobble.
Dolly, Tennessee Waltz Surprise, Vertical Expressions, Pretty Belinda,
Haba Haba, Pot of Gold / Country Walking (split floor), Telling The
World / This & That (split floor), Party Freak / Stroll Along Cha
(split floor), Something In The Water, I Am A Good Girl, 1-2-3-4, I’m
No Good / Little Red Book (split floor), On The Edge / Black Coffee
(split floor), Soul Food, Come Dance With Me, Alabama Slammin’, Close
To Paradise, Not Drunk Enough, Love 2 Dance, No Scandal, Dr Flame, My
Motivation, Beyond Your Eyes & The Wobble.
On Wednesday at Saltaire our new dance for the night was
“HITCHED”
choreographed by David Spencer aka “Speno” to the Bruno Mars track
“Marry You”, a 64 count 4 wall dance with one restart on wall 4 facing
the 12 o’clock wall. Although it’s quite a fast dance thought this
would be an easy teach but they seemed to have some problem with the
turning rumba boxes near the end but we got there in the end. Had read
and heard good reports about this dance which had been taught at
Graham & Kathy’s class the previous week and certainly didn’t
disappoint at ours with everyone on the floor all three times we
danced it. Recapped last week’s dance “LOVE 2 DANCE” (Simon Ward &
Niels Poulsen) another dance that looks like being a hit with our
dancers with just a few sitting it out who aren’t too keen on the
music.. Also recapped “ALABAMA SLAMMIN” (Rachael McEnaney) going well
with the majority and “MY MOTIVATION” (Guyton Mundy) probably the
Number One dance at our class at the moment. A few struggled with “NOT
DRUNK ENOUGH” (Shaz Walton) so will have to make sure we go through
that again with them next week.
choreographed by David Spencer aka “Speno” to the Bruno Mars track
“Marry You”, a 64 count 4 wall dance with one restart on wall 4 facing
the 12 o’clock wall. Although it’s quite a fast dance thought this
would be an easy teach but they seemed to have some problem with the
turning rumba boxes near the end but we got there in the end. Had read
and heard good reports about this dance which had been taught at
Graham & Kathy’s class the previous week and certainly didn’t
disappoint at ours with everyone on the floor all three times we
danced it. Recapped last week’s dance “LOVE 2 DANCE” (Simon Ward &
Niels Poulsen) another dance that looks like being a hit with our
dancers with just a few sitting it out who aren’t too keen on the
music.. Also recapped “ALABAMA SLAMMIN” (Rachael McEnaney) going well
with the majority and “MY MOTIVATION” (Guyton Mundy) probably the
Number One dance at our class at the moment. A few struggled with “NOT
DRUNK ENOUGH” (Shaz Walton) so will have to make sure we go through
that again with them next week.
Playlist was :- Rhyme Or Reason, Plan B, Upside Down, Burlesque,
Only
Girl, Drip Droppin’, I’m No Good, Unpredictable, Amame, Sunset Mambo,
No Scandal, Dr Flame, The Flute, Soul Food, Close To Paradise, Hitched
(twice), Haba Haba, Love 2 Dance, Devotion, My Motivation, Party
Freak, Beyond Your Eyes, Alabama Slammin’, Not Drunk Enough, Hitched
(again), On The Edge, Telling the World & All Of Me.
Girl, Drip Droppin’, I’m No Good, Unpredictable, Amame, Sunset Mambo,
No Scandal, Dr Flame, The Flute, Soul Food, Close To Paradise, Hitched
(twice), Haba Haba, Love 2 Dance, Devotion, My Motivation, Party
Freak, Beyond Your Eyes, Alabama Slammin’, Not Drunk Enough, Hitched
(again), On The Edge, Telling the World & All Of Me.
Celia & Geoff
Best of Friends Line Dance Club
http://www.best-of-friends.co.uk/
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Subject: The most popular linedance videos of the week to Line Dance World
From: Wolfgang Friedl (off...@linedance-world.com)
Website: http://www.linedance-world.com
The Top 10 of 1620 prestigious Videos
· For The First Time (62) Choreograph:Niels Poulsen
Best of Friends Line Dance Club
http://www.best-of-friends.co.uk/
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Subject: The most popular linedance videos of the week to Line Dance World
From: Wolfgang Friedl (off...@linedance-world.com)
Website: http://www.linedance-world.com
The Top 10 of 1620 prestigious Videos
· For The First Time (62) Choreograph:Niels Poulsen
· Rodeo Blues (61) Choreograph:Kate Sala
· Haleluya (58) Choreograph:Ivonne Verhagen
· Clap your hands (56) Choreograph:Ivonne Verhagen
· Mr Saxobeat (54) Choreograph:Daniel Whittaker
· Take u Home (49)
· Moves Like Jagger (48) Choreograph:Bracken Ellis Potter
· Dance Dance Dance (45) Choreograph: Roy Verdonk and Wil
Bos
· Ami Oh (40) Choreograph:Vivienne Scott
· The Flute (39) Choreograph:Maggie Gallagher
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Subject: IRA WEISBURD WORKSHOP in REVERE, MASS.
From: er...@gotoernie.com
Wolfgang Friedl
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Subject: IRA WEISBURD WORKSHOP in REVERE, MASS.
From: er...@gotoernie.com
From: Ernie Sarro (er...@gotoernie.com)
Ernie Sarro is hosting a Line Dance workshop with internationally acclaimed
line dance choreographer, Ira Weisburd. This fun event will be on Tuesday,
October 4, 2011 from 10 am to 1 pm at the VFW in the Beachmont section of
Revere, Mass., walking distance from Beachmont Station on the "T". This is
perfect for current line dancers of every genre and their instructors! For
advanced reduced priced tickets ($15) until September 26th, call Ernie Sarro at
617-877-8156 or email at er...@gotoernie.com. Plus, groups of 10
get a discount and the instructor comes free. Tickets are ($20) after September
26th. Limited floor space, so reserve your spot early!! This is a link
that shows Ira at one of his recent sold out workshops demonstrating his latest
"number one" line dance hit: Cha Cha Espana: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYg_7rs_u-M&feature=related
. Instructors, this is a great opportunity to get your classes really motivated
about learning new dances in a high charged fun atmosphere. They get a discount
and you get in free! Contact Ernie at 617-877-8156 or er...@gotoernie.com
Ernie Sarro
Video Promotions & Fitness Services
21 Seafoam Avenue
Winthrop, MA 02152
(617) 539-1133
erni...@hotmail.com
www.GoToErnie.com
www.TheExpertSeries.TV
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Subject: WDI Survey Reminder for August 2011
From: LNDA...@aol.com
This is a reminder to respond to the World Dance Instruction survey (WDI)
for August. Please submit the dances taught in your area by September 20. I will
then compile a database of dances taught by state, province or country and send
it out to my mailing list.
Send a list of dances taught, the choreographer(s) and the location they
were taught. If a dance has been taught at more than one venue, it can be listed
with the number of times you taught it. Please don't use parentheses in your
lists. For those of you who compile lists, please mark with an asterisk each
time choreographers teach their own dances.
The correct format follows:
Dizzy;JoThompson;MI
Jose Cuervo;Max Perry;TX-2
Dizzy;JoThompson;MI
Jose Cuervo;Max Perry;TX-2
If you would like to be added to my mailing list or if you would like to
know to which address to send your dances, please send an e-mail to Lnda...@aol.com
Please document the number of instructors that are covered in your
submission. If I get a single email, I assume one or if there are two names on
it, I assume two.
Please put an asterisk by any dances that are taught by the
choreographer.
The following people gather information for the survey. If your area is not
on the list, please email your results to me at LnDa...@aol.com. If you are willing to
compile lists for an area that is not currently served, please let me know. You
don't have to be the instructor to send me the list.
Andy Williams (MI, OH, IL) timeto...@excite.com
Anja van Sommeren (Neth) anja.van...@gmail.com
Betty Moses (CO, WY) dorb...@msn.com
Ben Heggy (PA) ben....@gmail.com
Bonnie (NC) linedan...@nc.rr.com
Charles Archer (TX-NM) car...@cablelynx.com
Cindy Aldrich (N CA) aldri...@sbcglobal.net
Dave (Australia, New Zealand etc) roots...@hotmail.com
Ellen Kiernan (NYC) wkie...@optonline.net
Georg Kiesewetter (GE) georg.ki...@bootscooters.de
Ginger Kozlowski (New England) aplj...@yahoo.com
Janet Wallace (AZ) janet...@netzero.net
Jim Potter (S CA) cwdan...@aol.com
Judy McDonald (Canada) judymc...@cogeco.ca
Kathy Brown (FL) gond...@verizon.net
Mae Jennings (GA) bootsc...@bellsouth.net
Markanna Small (TN) smal...@aol.com
Martha Ogasawara (Japan) mar...@kzc.biglobe.ne.jp
Mimi Ilgaz (KY) m.i...@insightbb.com
Nancy Morgan (AR) nancy...@hotmail.com
Anja van Sommeren (Neth) anja.van...@gmail.com
Betty Moses (CO, WY) dorb...@msn.com
Ben Heggy (PA) ben....@gmail.com
Bonnie (NC) linedan...@nc.rr.com
Charles Archer (TX-NM) car...@cablelynx.com
Cindy Aldrich (N CA) aldri...@sbcglobal.net
Dave (Australia, New Zealand etc) roots...@hotmail.com
Ellen Kiernan (NYC) wkie...@optonline.net
Georg Kiesewetter (GE) georg.ki...@bootscooters.de
Ginger Kozlowski (New England) aplj...@yahoo.com
Janet Wallace (AZ) janet...@netzero.net
Jim Potter (S CA) cwdan...@aol.com
Judy McDonald (Canada) judymc...@cogeco.ca
Kathy Brown (FL) gond...@verizon.net
Mae Jennings (GA) bootsc...@bellsouth.net
Markanna Small (TN) smal...@aol.com
Martha Ogasawara (Japan) mar...@kzc.biglobe.ne.jp
Mimi Ilgaz (KY) m.i...@insightbb.com
Nancy Morgan (AR) nancy...@hotmail.com
The results along with past surveys are displayed on the following web
sites:
http://wdi.dancesheets.net (changed from roots-boots.net/wdi)
http://www.kickit.to/ld/WDI.html
http://www.dancewithwolfs.com/
www.angelfire.com/folk/runaround.sioux/
http://wdi.dancesheets.net (changed from roots-boots.net/wdi)
http://www.kickit.to/ld/WDI.html
http://www.dancewithwolfs.com/
www.angelfire.com/folk/runaround.sioux/
Thanks for your help,
Dodee Davis
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SUBJECT: DANCES THIS WEEK
FROM: BIG DAVE
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SUBJECT: DANCES THIS WEEK
FROM: BIG DAVE
Nothing new (for me) with the Tuesday class, but I did share Niels's Melon
Heart cha with the main class & Kate's smootth west coast Love On Top with
the late-birds, dances well received at the Wednesday class.
A few new beginners so back to basics for a while, then recaps of Open Book, Back In Time, Skinny Jeans & A Little Love Worth Waiting 4 - Then Crazy Girl, Midnight Mix, Not Without Us & Purr Kitty with the Improvers all going well. Dances going well in the main class include Mr. Saxobeat, Haba Haba, Love 2 Dance, La Luna, Move A Like & The Stomp - A quick recap of On the Edge too.
Wednesday was inspired by our Scaroborough weekend with Maggie & Dee which was great fun, with some of the class there, requesting me to bring back the new ones - So with the early-birds we did Dee's cool new pop one Make It Hot & Maggie's nightclub If You Were Mine - And in the main class Maggie's new intermediate mainstream pop one Celebrate - All well received at Scarborough & with the rest of the Wednesday class too - Sorry no sheets for Maggie's dances just yet - Soon hopefully (If you write me I'll put you on my mailing list for them).
We just practiced Monster In The Mirror to finish off with the late-birds, because we had a big revision night Thursday which we do every couple of months - In that I taught Joey's Descarada - This was more for me really as I'd not done it & most of the gang had taught it themselves !!! :-) - Also by request a classic Poetry In Motion - The rest of the night lots of revision including Throw The Dice, That Kinda Lovin' & Show Me The Love - A few more on the recap list for the 2 remaining late-bird Wednesdays before Newline :-)
A couple of weekends off for us - Final preparations for Newcastle Newline - And awaiting our 2nd grandson due a week on Monday :-)
Cheers.
Dave.
=== http://www.bigdavegastap.com/EventFlyersBookingForms.html
A few new beginners so back to basics for a while, then recaps of Open Book, Back In Time, Skinny Jeans & A Little Love Worth Waiting 4 - Then Crazy Girl, Midnight Mix, Not Without Us & Purr Kitty with the Improvers all going well. Dances going well in the main class include Mr. Saxobeat, Haba Haba, Love 2 Dance, La Luna, Move A Like & The Stomp - A quick recap of On the Edge too.
Wednesday was inspired by our Scaroborough weekend with Maggie & Dee which was great fun, with some of the class there, requesting me to bring back the new ones - So with the early-birds we did Dee's cool new pop one Make It Hot & Maggie's nightclub If You Were Mine - And in the main class Maggie's new intermediate mainstream pop one Celebrate - All well received at Scarborough & with the rest of the Wednesday class too - Sorry no sheets for Maggie's dances just yet - Soon hopefully (If you write me I'll put you on my mailing list for them).
We just practiced Monster In The Mirror to finish off with the late-birds, because we had a big revision night Thursday which we do every couple of months - In that I taught Joey's Descarada - This was more for me really as I'd not done it & most of the gang had taught it themselves !!! :-) - Also by request a classic Poetry In Motion - The rest of the night lots of revision including Throw The Dice, That Kinda Lovin' & Show Me The Love - A few more on the recap list for the 2 remaining late-bird Wednesdays before Newline :-)
A couple of weekends off for us - Final preparations for Newcastle Newline - And awaiting our 2nd grandson due a week on Monday :-)
Cheers.
Dave.
=== http://www.bigdavegastap.com/EventFlyersBookingForms.html
www.bigdavegastap.com
07869-213549 (Dave)
07868-424587 (Pauline/Booking Line)
Dave Baycroft
48 Chatsworth Drive, Bedlington Station, Northumberland, NE22 5YS
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From: Norma nerb...@tampabay.rr.com
07869-213549 (Dave)
07868-424587 (Pauline/Booking Line)
Dave Baycroft
48 Chatsworth Drive, Bedlington Station, Northumberland, NE22 5YS
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From: Norma nerb...@tampabay.rr.com
Subject: Brookridge Good Times Line Dance
Social
We will be having our monthly Social, on Saturday, September 24, 2011, at
6:30 PM until 9:30 PM, at the Brookridge Community Clubhouse at $5 each. We will
play a mix of dances from Beg to Int and lots more in between. We try to do
dances from the top 20 from the Survey, as well as, some of the treasured older
ones! This is just dancing, no lessons, however there are always instructors on
hand to give aid, if needed. Bring your own beverages, snacks, etc and ice, if
needed. We will furnish the huge dance floor, and DJ Dave, who is very receptive
to requests and keeps the music playin'!. We welcome couples, too! (We do offer
formal lesson during the week, with Instructor Marilyn; ask Norma for further
info on that) We are located off SR 50 at the Register Chevrolet light. We are
about 5miles West of Brooksville and about 5 miles East of Rt 19. Just go
through Visitors side of gate and tell the guard you are there for the Line
Dance Social! Proceed to Stop Sign, make a quick R then a quicker L and go about
1/4 mile to Clubhouse on your R. Still have questions? No problem! Just call me
at 352-397-6088. Come dance with us; you will have a great time, guaranteed!
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SUBJECT: SHAKE IT FOR ME?
FROM: cjean...@gmail.com
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SUBJECT: SHAKE IT FOR ME?
FROM: cjean...@gmail.com
In preparation for this year's Tampa Bay Line Dance Classic our group wants
to learn the most popular dance in Tampa to "Shake It For Me" There are so
many good ones available !! Any ideas ?
Thanks !!!
Cindy
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Subject: A Little Betta Line Dance
From: Forty
Hello everyone,
Already a YouTube video of my new dance has been posted; Thank you to Winnie Wu for taking the time. However, this was based on the originally submitted step sheet and does not include the RESTART info (restart is obvious - musically prompted). The revised copy has been submitted to copperknob; my apologies to Winnie and anyone else who taught the dnace prior to the revision. I hope you will consider giving it another try. Blessings - Forty
It doesn't matter what or where you dance, just as long as you dance. Dance while you can.
Me? I'm dancin' til I drop - Forty
The Hayloft Barn, 232 Podunk Road, Sturbridge, MA
Line Dance Programs: contact: 508-461-7247 or email forty....@gmail.com
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SUBJECT: NOT DANCE RELATED BUT IF YOU USE A LOT OF TEXT MESSAGES, THIS MIGHT SAVE YOU SOME MONEY SO YOU CAN DANCE MORE!!
Thanks !!!
Cindy
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Subject: A Little Betta Line Dance
From: Forty
Hello everyone,
Already a YouTube video of my new dance has been posted; Thank you to Winnie Wu for taking the time. However, this was based on the originally submitted step sheet and does not include the RESTART info (restart is obvious - musically prompted). The revised copy has been submitted to copperknob; my apologies to Winnie and anyone else who taught the dnace prior to the revision. I hope you will consider giving it another try. Blessings - Forty
It doesn't matter what or where you dance, just as long as you dance. Dance while you can.
Me? I'm dancin' til I drop - Forty
The Hayloft Barn, 232 Podunk Road, Sturbridge, MA
Line Dance Programs: contact: 508-461-7247 or email forty....@gmail.com
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SUBJECT: NOT DANCE RELATED BUT IF YOU USE A LOT OF TEXT MESSAGES, THIS MIGHT SAVE YOU SOME MONEY SO YOU CAN DANCE MORE!!
http://www.clarkhoward.com/news/clark-howard/technology/free-text-messaging-apps-available/nDWdY/
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Subject: Using the Internet to Promote Linedancing. Melva Gail Smith Louisville, KY Me...@netscape.com
I was reading the post about how when the Internet came along, it was suppose to pull everyone together that linedanced. Just last month I wrote an article about a website that promotes dancing in a very creative way. While the article itself is about ballroom dancing I think it might be food for thought for linedancing as well. At one of the two sites mentioned in it there is information about an instructor who pretty much saved his business by using it and it continues to feed students in his direction.
Hope this helps someone,
Melva
At 85,000 Visitors A Month, AccessDance Network Draws Attention To Ballroom Dance.
Once in a while I run into a dance site that is so impressive and beneficial that it must be shared with our readers. Providing the latest in technology to the dance industry, the AccessDance Network found at accessdance.com, is one of those sites.
"The mission of the network is to use the Internet to get the everyday person involved in ballroom dancing," said Ben Moseley, President of Dance Notions LLC, and owner of the AccessDance Network. "We consult and develop the websites for a number of organizations in the industry, and one of them is USA Dance Inc. We build the website for USADance.org." he said.
So how does the network operate? Ben compares it to Dancing With The Stars. "Think of Dancing with the Stars on TV. The end product, the show itself; is the culmination of work by a group of professionals that input their expert information about choreography and technique to make non-dancers look great on the dance floor. Where they have created a show to entertain and inspire millions on television, we've created a comprehensive resource on the Internet to get people dancing. The site currently receives as many as 85,000 visitors a month, giving a tremendous amount of exposure to its members and having the potential to add a lot more dancers to communities nationwide." Ben said. Dance organizations, competitions, studios, independent instructors and even chapters of USA Dance that are members of AccessDance, input a wide variety of articles and information on various topics that are then displayed at the AccessDance.com website. These are then put into a large range of categories so that when someone searches the internet for information, it will direct them to the proper page. It is through this list of categories and information that the reader learns about what members have to offer in their local area. This is how many new dancers, who are lost at first; learn about dance opportunities. It is also how members of the network in turn, receive new dancers and grow their business. "It's about empowering them not only to get their information on the Internet, but to get it on AccessDance.com where it can be found! "Ben exclaimed. When someone googles for instance meet new people in Louisville, KY, AccessDance.com currently comes up as #4 directing them to dance opportunities offered by members rather than a never ending list of singles sites.
Once at the site they can visit a variety of places including dance lessons, dance competitions and the learning center. "Our learning center is for people just getting into dance or for those that don't even know that dancing could be a great addition to their life. Right now we have about thirteen major topics, but are already planning to expand." Ben said. One of these topics is Meeting New People, which is one of the most popular reasons people first learn to dance. Other searchable topics include Wedding dance, Health and Exercise, Looking for a New Hobby, Enhancing Your Relationships, Pop Culture, Competition Dancesport and Giving the Gift of Dance.
"The true beauty of AccessDance is that the people contributing this information are the same people who work hard to create ballroom dance activities every day... our members," Ben said. "Our members are the professionals and volunteers who create wonderful ballroom dance experiences for others to enjoy every day. We do our job by building good quality websites that are all members of the AccessDance Network, and our members do their job by creating good quality dance opportunities and experiences, " Ben concluded.
"We are at a point where we need to reach out beyond our website and embrace more of what the Internet has to offer. Marketing and branding ourselves in such places as Facebook and AccessDance will help us build our brand awareness as a national organization and also help us to grow our membership." said Esther Freeman, past president and current treasurer of USA Dance Inc. "We have many goals. Efficiently using the Internet as one of the tools to help us achieve them is an ongoing process. In fact, we have a new "Tech Committee" now to help us evaluate and plan where we are and where we need to take our online projects to reach those goals. AccessDance is one of our options that looks promising." she added.
If you would like to see some of the features that captured my attention while visiting this website, visit http://www.accessdance.com.
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SUBJECT: CELEBRATE DANCE! Toronto, Canada
FROM: Vivienne Scott
Hi everyone:
This past weekend dancers from Ontario and further afield remembered Carmen Mah by Celebrating Dance at a 3 day event organized by her husband Robert Mah. Carmen passed away last year at the age of 54. Carmen loved to go to events across Canada and the US and I'm sure many of you will remember her. Carmen was a dedicated instructor but more than anything just loved to dance and she rarely sat down. The event was a most appropriate tribute to her and I'm sure she would have loved it. Robert did an excellent job of organizing the event down to making his own dance floors. He invited some of Carmen's favourite international instructors/choreographers including Scott Blevins, Rachael McEnaney, John Robinson, Joanne Brady, Amy Christian-Sohn and Jennifer Choo Sue Chin (Malaysia). Gerard Murphy and Michele Perron flew in from across Canada and local instructors/choreographers included Judy McDonald, Double Trouble, Donna Laurin, Zandra McCallum and I was honoured to also be invited.
A report and photos are now up on my website www.stayinline.ca I have also included the dances taught together with the levels.
Happy dancin' to all!
Vivienne
www.stayinline.ca
www.ldcanada.net
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Subject: Using the Internet to Promote Linedancing. Melva Gail Smith Louisville, KY Me...@netscape.com
I was reading the post about how when the Internet came along, it was suppose to pull everyone together that linedanced. Just last month I wrote an article about a website that promotes dancing in a very creative way. While the article itself is about ballroom dancing I think it might be food for thought for linedancing as well. At one of the two sites mentioned in it there is information about an instructor who pretty much saved his business by using it and it continues to feed students in his direction.
Hope this helps someone,
Melva
At 85,000 Visitors A Month, AccessDance Network Draws Attention To Ballroom Dance.
Once in a while I run into a dance site that is so impressive and beneficial that it must be shared with our readers. Providing the latest in technology to the dance industry, the AccessDance Network found at accessdance.com, is one of those sites.
"The mission of the network is to use the Internet to get the everyday person involved in ballroom dancing," said Ben Moseley, President of Dance Notions LLC, and owner of the AccessDance Network. "We consult and develop the websites for a number of organizations in the industry, and one of them is USA Dance Inc. We build the website for USADance.org." he said.
So how does the network operate? Ben compares it to Dancing With The Stars. "Think of Dancing with the Stars on TV. The end product, the show itself; is the culmination of work by a group of professionals that input their expert information about choreography and technique to make non-dancers look great on the dance floor. Where they have created a show to entertain and inspire millions on television, we've created a comprehensive resource on the Internet to get people dancing. The site currently receives as many as 85,000 visitors a month, giving a tremendous amount of exposure to its members and having the potential to add a lot more dancers to communities nationwide." Ben said. Dance organizations, competitions, studios, independent instructors and even chapters of USA Dance that are members of AccessDance, input a wide variety of articles and information on various topics that are then displayed at the AccessDance.com website. These are then put into a large range of categories so that when someone searches the internet for information, it will direct them to the proper page. It is through this list of categories and information that the reader learns about what members have to offer in their local area. This is how many new dancers, who are lost at first; learn about dance opportunities. It is also how members of the network in turn, receive new dancers and grow their business. "It's about empowering them not only to get their information on the Internet, but to get it on AccessDance.com where it can be found! "Ben exclaimed. When someone googles for instance meet new people in Louisville, KY, AccessDance.com currently comes up as #4 directing them to dance opportunities offered by members rather than a never ending list of singles sites.
Once at the site they can visit a variety of places including dance lessons, dance competitions and the learning center. "Our learning center is for people just getting into dance or for those that don't even know that dancing could be a great addition to their life. Right now we have about thirteen major topics, but are already planning to expand." Ben said. One of these topics is Meeting New People, which is one of the most popular reasons people first learn to dance. Other searchable topics include Wedding dance, Health and Exercise, Looking for a New Hobby, Enhancing Your Relationships, Pop Culture, Competition Dancesport and Giving the Gift of Dance.
"The true beauty of AccessDance is that the people contributing this information are the same people who work hard to create ballroom dance activities every day... our members," Ben said. "Our members are the professionals and volunteers who create wonderful ballroom dance experiences for others to enjoy every day. We do our job by building good quality websites that are all members of the AccessDance Network, and our members do their job by creating good quality dance opportunities and experiences, " Ben concluded.
"We are at a point where we need to reach out beyond our website and embrace more of what the Internet has to offer. Marketing and branding ourselves in such places as Facebook and AccessDance will help us build our brand awareness as a national organization and also help us to grow our membership." said Esther Freeman, past president and current treasurer of USA Dance Inc. "We have many goals. Efficiently using the Internet as one of the tools to help us achieve them is an ongoing process. In fact, we have a new "Tech Committee" now to help us evaluate and plan where we are and where we need to take our online projects to reach those goals. AccessDance is one of our options that looks promising." she added.
If you would like to see some of the features that captured my attention while visiting this website, visit http://www.accessdance.com.
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SUBJECT: CELEBRATE DANCE! Toronto, Canada
FROM: Vivienne Scott
Hi everyone:
This past weekend dancers from Ontario and further afield remembered Carmen Mah by Celebrating Dance at a 3 day event organized by her husband Robert Mah. Carmen passed away last year at the age of 54. Carmen loved to go to events across Canada and the US and I'm sure many of you will remember her. Carmen was a dedicated instructor but more than anything just loved to dance and she rarely sat down. The event was a most appropriate tribute to her and I'm sure she would have loved it. Robert did an excellent job of organizing the event down to making his own dance floors. He invited some of Carmen's favourite international instructors/choreographers including Scott Blevins, Rachael McEnaney, John Robinson, Joanne Brady, Amy Christian-Sohn and Jennifer Choo Sue Chin (Malaysia). Gerard Murphy and Michele Perron flew in from across Canada and local instructors/choreographers included Judy McDonald, Double Trouble, Donna Laurin, Zandra McCallum and I was honoured to also be invited.
A report and photos are now up on my website www.stayinline.ca I have also included the dances taught together with the levels.
Happy dancin' to all!
Vivienne
www.stayinline.ca
www.ldcanada.net
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PLEASE VOTE IN THE WEEKLY SURVEY. List up to 8 of your current favorites and e-mail them to tka...@aol.com by late afternoons on Sunday. PLEASE DO NOT VOTE FOR YOUR OWN DANCES AND PLEASE DO NOT ASK PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR YOUR DANCES.
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