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http://develop.dravivdiet.com Donna Hunt ___ List Name: Callers mailing list List Address: Callers@lists.sharedweight.net Archives: https://www.mail-archive.com/callers@lists.sharedweight.net/

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Woody, I was able to ask for a lesson at the start, but will only do it if there are not enough experienced dancers to help. I’m told to expect new dancers rolling in throughout the evening, so we will have to just teach as we go. Seth, Yes if there are lots of beginners and too few

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Galen, The dance you're looking for might be "Colorful Corner" (not "Colorful Contra") by Tom Thoreau. Colorful Corner, by Tom Thoreau Duple improper contra 1&2. Cir L 1x; sw N 3. Long lines F 4. M almd L 1 1/2 to form wavy line of 4 5&6. Bal wave; sw pt [on W's

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Hi all! I'm looking for a dance called Colorful Contra. I don't know the author. Anyone know it? Thanks, Galen

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Three days ago we learned that the good ladies of the Monday Club (who own the building where we dance) don't like the word "Whiskey" in our English/American dance weekend (High Tea & Whiskey), so we're changing the name to wait for it High Tea & Sasparilla M E

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martha...I like it! On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 8:59 PM, Martha Edwards wrote: > Picture - four hands joined in a star (contra-style, or English > hands-across > style, or even "clump" style) - Tagline - Come dancing with the Stars! > > M > E > > On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at

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Dance with a partner and all your friends -- all at the same time! (Graphic of a a big circle of people holding hands in a way that connotes motion.) [For me, the unique value proposition of country dancing (English, contra, Irish, Scottish, Regency, Victorian, square) is that you're dancing

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I like the "dancing with the stars" idea. Perhaps the whole point is to * not* make sense. I'll just throw out this one: *Contras *Extreme Social Dancing (It;s not for everyone.) I like the "extreme" part. Kind of gives it an edge. - Greg McKenzie *** On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 6:41

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On 10/27/2011 8:41 PM, Martha Edwards wrote: True, how true! Yet something doesn't have to be clear to be intriguing... I'm sure we can come up with something much better. If what I suggested is kind of dumb, you are all empowered to come up with something equally dumb. Perhaps out of our

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True, how true! Yet something doesn't have to be clear to be intriguing... I'm sure we can come up with something much better. If what I suggested is kind of dumb, you are all empowered to come up with something equally dumb. Perhaps out of our collective silly ideas that we think will never

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M -- > Picture - four hands joined in a star (contra-style, or English hands-across > style, or even "clump" style) - Tagline - Come dancing with the Stars! Sorry to be a downer, but I think that'd be completely incoherent to anybody who hadn't been to a contra, english, or square dance before.

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Picture - four hands joined in a star (contra-style, or English hands-across style, or even "clump" style) - Tagline - Come dancing with the Stars! M E On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 12:39 PM, Mary Collins wrote: > Great idea Martha! I like it. I need to revisit the Ants/Pants

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I wonder whether in anybody's are the "Meetup" system is active - and if so, is your group listed in it? It seems to bring the occasional newcomer to some of Philly's many dance venues. Hanny

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Great idea Martha! I like it. I need to revisit the Ants/Pants thing. I find as a "non-traditional" student that most of the others in my classes, while not all 18 but varying ages, greet the word dance with raised eyebrow and glances askew. That word alone seems to be a bit of a "turn off",

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A tagline like, "Come dance with your friends" might work, especially if you can put it on a poster that you give to a few of those college students to post on college walls, and to act as contacts for spreading the word. Martha Edwards remarked on 10/27/2011 10:49 AM: How right you are,

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How right you are, Mary! Our "messaging" could use a lot of work. We have a fabulous overall message to deliver - community, civility, enjoyment, exercise, friendliness - if all human endeavors had the mores and customs of many of our dance organizations, we'd have a great world to live in. But

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I'm fairly new to the list and I too, have trouble locating what I'm looking for in these emails. Not only are the subject lines misleading, but we see all the headers and footers and other such clutter. Has anyone considered something like a facebook or google group? It is a much more elegant

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The sender's account has probably been hijacked. On Sep 7, 2010, at 5:50 PM, Gary Arthur wrote: > Is this some kind of joke? > not funny. > > On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 5:08 PM, cathy jones wrote: > >> http://bit.ly/9pX12M >> >> >> >> >>

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Is this some kind of joke? not funny. On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 5:08 PM, cathy jones wrote: > http://bit.ly/9pX12M > > > > > ___ > Callers mailing list > call...@sharedweight.net >

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Hi callers I had the opportunity to call in Dover NH at the 1st Thursday night dance with interesting results. (guest callers are welcome!) The dance that I chose was Dan Pearls 'The Rendezvous' (see below) The band had just changed tunes, I turned away from the crowed for the briefest of

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> I have a question about music that an aspiring caller could practice > to? What is something that would be a good beginner band to listen to > while practicing at home? Any contra dance band CD that has a good beat and clear melody line: Rodney Miller, Nat Hewitt, Larry Unger. Frank Ferrell.

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I have a question about music that an aspiring caller could practice to? What is something that would be a good beginner band to listen to while practicing at home? What signifies a "crooked tune"? Jenna