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August 26, 2010
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www.worldlinedancenewsletter.com
SUBJECT: THIS WEEK AT THE ROUNDUP IN TAMPA
FROM: MAURICE ROWE
This week at Round Up we are doing the following dances.
Thurs (int)
1. Hot Hot Hot by Helena
2. Slow Burn by Kathy and John
3. Run to you by Rachael
Fri (beg)
1.Swing it by Lily
2.Dancing yet by Gytal
3.Run to you by Rachael
Sat is a mix of both beg and int dances.
www.mauricerowe.com
SUBJECT: MIDNIGHT RODEO, OCALA, FL
FROM: Marilyn McNeal, BoarsNestFarm@aol.com
Thursday night, 7-10PM, all levels of Line Dance, starting at 7:15PM. SMOKE FREE, $5.00 cover charge, great DJ, all kinds of music, and the popular dances taught. We hope to see you here!
JANUARY 22, 2010 - WINTER WORKSHOP AND LINE DANCE PARTY with JO THOMPSON-SZYMANSKI and
RUBEN LUNA! This event will close at 200 registrations, and we are past half way already, so please register early to secure your participation in this day of fun, friendship, food, prizes, and best of all, the chance to be personal with Jo and Ruben, two of our favorite people! Infomation in on our website at www.rhythm-in-my-soles.com.
The Holiday Inn Express offers a special rate of $80, but only by phone at (352) 629-7300. It is not available on line. Ask for Manager Richard if there is any problem. Mention Midnight Rodeo Winter Workshop for this rate. Continental breakfast included and it's only 3 blocks from the club. The Hiltion offers us the special rate of $89, and that's exceptional for January in Ocala. Must mention the workshop for this rate too. Phone is (352) 854-1400.
Join us for the Encore Presentation by Jo, along with rising star Ruben. We promise you a great party!
NOVEMBER 13-20, 2011 - CRUISE ON FREEDOM OF THE SEAS. More details next week.
We are so excited to be heading to Shanghai again next week for Judy Chen's WOW Event, followed by a tour to Bejing. Bill McGee will guest teach at the club for me.
OTHER CLASSES STARTING IN SEPTEMBER
9-21-10 Tuesday Mornings, 10AM, Beginner Line Dance, followed by Intermediate at 11:15AM. Masonic Lodge on SE 36th Avenue, next to Jervey Gant Park.
9-22-10 Wednesday afternoons at Prestige 55. Level I at 12:15PM, Level 2 at 1:30PM, Intermediate at 2:45PM, Newcomer at 4PM, all at TimberRidge.
9-22-10 Evening class at the Elks Club on NE 25th Avenue, 7:15-8:30PM. Beginner-Improver Level.
Call me anytime at (352) 804-1546 for information about these classes. Add dance to your life! You will love it.
SUBJECT: ADVANCED LINE DANCE WORKSHOP
WHEN: Tuesday - September 21st at 6:30 p.m. (first time, hopefully monthly event)
WHERE: Camden Lugoff Elks Lodge; 1332 Elk Court; Lugoff SC 29078 (this is located between Camden & Columbia)
We are planning a monthly ADVANCED line dance workshop to be held on the 3rd TUESDAY of each month. Two ADVANCED dances will be taught and, if time permits, a review of last month’s two dances will be done. Not a lot of open dancing, just enough to get us warmed up. This is designed to give experienced dancers exposure to some of the really cool dances that are out there. There is not always time in a regular dance class for these types of dances. There won’t be much “moddley cuddling” at this workshop, so come prepared to learn. The cost will depend on the number of participants as we are renting the Lodge and splitting the cost amongst the attendees. Drinks will be available but no food. As this is our first time out with this, it is a work in progress. Any questions, email Vickie at DANCEJUNKIE71@YAHOO.COM
Vickie Schermbeck
Dancejunkie71@yahoo.com
Vickie Schermbeck
Baker and Baker Real Estate Developers LLC
PO Box 12397
Columbia SC 29211
803-254-8987 ext 224
VSchermbeck@bakerred.com
SUBJECT: Line dance Class Sat, Urban Cowboy, Ocala, Fl
FROM: latinblackbelt@embarqmail.com
No line dance class Sat at Urban Cowboy. We will be having a good weekend in Atlanta watching baseball. See you next Sat for some great dancing, friendship and fun. No class Sat 9/18 due to a great concert, Sarah Evans.
SUBJECT: WHAT GRAHAM AND KATHY ARE TEACHING IN UK
Last week we went with Shaz Walton's new Country dance GROOVEY LITTLE SUMMER SONG 32 count 4 wall 2 tags Music Groovey Little Summer Song by James Otto, Did not think this had been received that well as no feed back and we were going to drop it this week, when several dancers asked why we where not recapping it as they really liked the dance, so after the recap this week a lot more positive response about this one. Loads did comment on what a great piece of music it was.
This week we had a Rob Fowler Week teaching two of the dance taught at the Worlds, we wanted to teach this one last week, but there were many bad scripts on all the major sites. First up WONDERLAND WALTZ 48 count 2 wall improver Music Welcome to Mystery by Plain White T's CD Almost Alice. This was by far the most well received dance of the two. You could easily mistake this song for the Beatles singing it. Dance went extremely well for a class that don't normally like a Waltz Well worth a look at.
Second GYPSY ROSA LI 64 count easy intermediate 2 walls Music Gypsy by Ray Scott CD My Kind of Music Nothing very hard about this one either, and to a lovely Country track too! You have to think a bit more on this one, Another worth looking at. too.
Both videoed on our site below.
Graham & Kathy Skinner
www.indout96.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
SUBJECT: DANCIN' UP A STORM
From: dbhestates@aol.com
To Whom It May Concern:
A couple weeks ago, August 12-15, 2010, Ms. Karen Hedges hosted a dance event at the Hilton Airport Hotel. This is a dance/charity event held to raise money for the Shrine Hospital for Children. This year's theme was Looney Tunes. The event was very well attended! Ms. Hedges' events are always fun and spectacular! She had many instructors; Max Perry, Kathy Hyunadi, John Robinson, Junior Willis, to name a few. To start her event, she held an auction with Ms. Jamie Marshall, Junior Willis, and John Robinson as the auctioneers. There was open dancing after the auction and the instructors gave demos of their dances they taught. The dance parties on Friday and Saturday evenings were well attended. On Saturday night, Ms. Hedges introduced Devin Wheat (not sure of last name spelling) Devin was helped by the Shrine Hospital for Children. He was born with a cleft palate and has no visible trace of it today.There was even a surprise visit from Tweety Bird!!! The event wound down on Sunday afternoon with everyone tired, brain dead from all of the dances they had learned, but wearing smiles on their faces saying they would return next year! I am glad to have been a part of this wonderful event! Hope to see everyone back next year!!
Subject: Music for Dances
From: Sue Hall, Calgary, Alberta Canada
suehall@telusplanet.net
http://www.newattitudelinedance.com
Hi everyone,
I'm having difficulty finding the music for Hot Hot Hot. If anyone can point
me in the right direction, I'd be grateful. Considering I'm supposed to be
teaching this dance on Thursday night, I guess it would be good to have the
song :-) Didn't think it would be that difficult to get! Thanks in
advance.
Sue
SUBJECT: BEGINNER DANCES
FROM: CAROLYN ROBINSON
After several emails inquiring if this is going to be a regular posting, I've decided I would place a post on Carol's newsletter the beginning of each month asking for your favorite BEGINNER LEVEL dance. Then I'll go through all the dances and post the list by the 15th of the month. Hope this works for you. If anyone has a better idea, please let me know!
Thanks again to everyone who sent in their favorite dances!
Carolyn
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Carolyn Robinson
Love2Dance Fest, 2011
828-368-0338
flrkilr@gmail.com
http://l2dance.wordpress.com
NOTE FROM ME: I asked Stacy to add the list under the INFO FOR TEACHERS on the site and she's working on it now.
SUBJECT: LINE DANCING IN TEXAS?
Hi All...
I'm going to be on vacation in Friendswood, TX which is south of Houston about 40 minutes the week of September 13th and was wondering if anyone could tell where I could go line dancing at. Thanks!
Karen
saiafab@gmail.com
SUBJECT: SAFETY WHEN TEACHING
Hi all,
How observant are we when teaching? When getting a bit tired, having a laugh with your class, teaching an ‘easy dance’ As a newish teacher I am very aware when teaching as we do with our back to the class, the difficulty of always observing everyone. I made a conscious effort to do this in my last class. I observed someone putting all their weight on the heel for a heel ball change, although not taught it at all like that and a new member to my class dancing syncopated splits “jumps” landing on both feet, which is really high impact for your joints.
Really interesting if you REALLY observe individual steps what some people actually dance and how potentially they could injure themselves and the importance of all teachers having training and awareness of correct techniques.
Maureenx
Subject: Saturday Night at the Knights of Columbus in Peabody Mass.
Date: 8/25/2010 12:13:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time
From: melodyluvs2dance@gmail.com
I just wanted to thank Steve Lescarbeau for putting together another wonderful workshop on Saturday the 21st at the Peabody Knights of Columbus. We had a great time! I had an opportunity to meet Cato and what an outstanding instructor with a great sense of humor. Cato I am looking forward to seeing you again and having as many laughs as we did. Thank you for taking the time to come out and teach us some fun dances. There were a lot of laughs and fantastic music put on by Louie St. George. Cato taught us Win the Race - very cute! Steve not only taught hot, hot, hot but a beautiful waltz called Don't Let Go. Debi Pancoast taught Corazon Cha and Early Morning Blues. For those of you who missed it, there will be a Holiday Workshop on December 11th at the Knights of Columbus with Steve Lescarbeau and Junior Willis. Louie St. George with be the DJ. Please come out and give it a try. You won't be disappointed believe me - these guys are awesome!!!
Melody LaMore
SUBJECT: Songs.... Best of the last 30 Years!!
Enjoy this great list of favourite tunes whilst you are on the computer....
http://www.welkestijl.nl/index.php
Juz Me
chilipadi
Treasure every encounter, for it will never recur
SUBJECT: UCWDC WORLDS TENTATIVE SCHEDULE NOW ONLINE
http://www.ucwdcworlds.com/
2011 Worlds XIX© at Opryland
Nashville, TN
January 3 - 9, 2011
COUNTRY DANCE, LINE DANCE
Swing & Hustle Too!
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SUBJECT: NOTE ABOUT DANCES BEING POSTED ON THE NEW DANCES/VIDEO PAGE.
We only accept brand new dances to be posted on our site (no more than two months old). The sites (below) archive dances (and I'm sure there's other sites that also archive dances) and you can submit your older dances and new dances to them, also. If your site as listed below is not correct, please let me know. This is just a list that I have kept for awhile. Remember, our site is only to INTRODUCE brand new dances and they remain there for a short period of time and are either deleted or graduated to the next category as they continue to do well or not. Thanks for your cooperation.
www.kickit.to
http://www.copperknob.co.uk/
www.bigdavegastap.com
http://www.a-s-portal.com
www.linedancermagazine.com
http://www.geocities.com
www.jg2country.com
http://members.aol.com/pbrown4715/dance01.htm
http://www.countrydancer.com/linedancesteps.htm
www.redhotcountry.com
www.country-time.com
www.stepsheetsinmotion.com
www.bannersandboots.co.uk
www.rompinrodeo.co.uk
http://www.yipee.per.sg/SearchStep.asp
www.linedancefun.com
www.countryedge.com
http://members.aol.com/cactusstar/home.htm
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Carol Craven, 1414 Bentley St., Clearwater, FL 33755
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