Monday, October 12, 2009

October events from Work Your Net

From: Work Your Net ushowup@yahoo.com

Work Your Net Newsletter
Nothing Ever Happens If You Don't Show Up
October 11,2009


in this issue
:: Tuesday Workshop
:: Face To Face Networking
:: Evening At Mike Shea Photography
:: Possible Thursday Workshop

Greetings

I would like to take the time to personally thank all the of you that have been attending the Work Your Net weekly workshops. Also,
many thanks to our guest speakers who share their knowledge and experience to help us all to grow.

When I started the workshops my intention was to give everyone a place to come network, share their experiences while learning
something new. It does not matter if you are the CEO or someone out of work looking to connect with a new opportunity.In the past 6
months we have learned new ways of networking, how to understand and sell to the different generations and how to cope with the day
to day challenges we face. My goal is to help. Several years ago when I was faced with my greatest challenge someone reached out to
me. So this is my way to give it all back. We will be adding a monthly evening workshop for all of you that are to busy during the
day along with possibly adding a second lunch workshop on Thursday.I would like all of you that have not had a chance to attend
please consider this a personal invitation.

Enjoy Your Week

Bill De Feo

Certified Networking Coach and Founder of Work Your Net

Tuesday Work Your Net
October 13, 2009

Barbara Brand will lead the discussion on how to attract the things we want into our lives. Barbara is a Certified Law Of Attraction
Coach.

Bill De Feo will also share some of his Time Management techniques.
Location: Alarion Bank 4200 SW 34th Street
Time: 12 to 1 ( doors open 11:30) Cost: 1 dollar
BYOL ( Bring Your own Lunch)


Face To Face Networking
in a Digital World
October 28,2009


Have you ever wanted to get the word out about your product or service, but weren't sure how? Have you ever wondered how some people
can talk to anyone? This open workshop will teach you the art of face to face networking and how to easily integrate social
networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Also learn the secrets of blogging and email marketing. This workshop is
developed to be a fun way to learn to network and meet more people faster.

Bill DeFeo and Allen Guthier will teach you the secrets of what they do and how you can take these time-saving techniques to make
your time more PROFITABLE! Bring a colleague and tell a friend. What a great way to get ahead!

Please plan to bring a laptop computer, if possible.

Best Western Gateway Grand
9am to 4:30 pm
$75.00 at the Door
65.00 early registration
50.00 group discount of 4 or more

Face 2 Face
Work Your Net at Mike Shea Photography
Wednesday, October 21,2009

This will be our 1st evening workshop and Mike Shea has offered to sponsor and host this event. There will be food and beverages
provided by Mike.
Guest Speaker:
Nell Paige Rainsberger
Inspired Networking

Location: Mike Shea Photography
1413 NW 36th Place
36th place is between Publix and Kentucky Fried Chicken on NW 13th Street Sign

Time 5:30 to 7 PM
Food and beverages provided!!
Cost 1 dollar


Work Your Net Thursdays

Carol DeViese at RBC bank on Newberry Rd has offered us their conference room for us to have a Thursday Work Your Net luncheon which
will offer a NW location on Thursdays. What are your thoughts? We would like to know.
email Bill at ushowup@yahoo.com



If you would like to host an evening Work Your Net workshop please contact us at ushowup@yahoo.com or phone 352.870.2207

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Music and Community News

From: M...

Hello Everyone,

Sorry to bug you but I hope you think this is a worthy cause.

As you may know, WUFT changed its music/news format to just "talk" this past August. I'm still dismayed by the fact that, since,
there is no classic music aired or available in our area. So, we lost that, most of the programming that came with it, and the
opportunity to listen and learn about the music from other cultures. If you were a listener of WUFT music and are looking for a way
to help reinstate this cultural asset, here are some things you might consider doing and/or contact Sue Yelton (below) for
additional information.

I plan to go to the rally announced below but promised not to sing. Don't want to risk being arrested for disorderly conduct. ;)

Best to you,

Meee...

----- Original Message -----
From: Sue Yelton sueyelton@yahoo.com

We had an excellent turnout with good food, good company, and good talk at last night's community meeting. Many of you who could
not attend have asked me to give you an update. Soon we'll have much of the information that I shared at the meeting posted on the
website -- my research in recent weeks has uncovered a lot of very interesting information! But for now, I need to share the
following messages:

The most important message I can give you is that there is plenty of reason for hope -- most definitely! If we can keep our
community support for music strong and active, I believe we can succeed. I think it's best to expand upon the reasons for this hope
on the website, where our webmaster will soon be posting much of the information that I presented at last night's meeting.

Our petition total, as of yesterday, including both online and paper petitions, is 1,788 signatures! And that, I assure you, will
continue to rise.

Among the actions, discussed last night, that we can all take this month to contribute to our chances of success are:

~Send more emails stating your concerns to Dean Wright at jwright@jou.ufl.edu with cc to the following: WUFT-FM at radio@wuft.org,
the Gainesville Sun at voice@gvillesun.com, the Alligator at aconti@alligator..org, and me, for accountibility, at
sueyelton@yahoo.com.

~Come to the rally! This event will take place in front of Weimer Hall (the Journalism building at UF) during Homecoming weekend on
Friday, October 16th between 4:45 and 6 pm. If possible, bring friends and carpool! We will have a map showing the location of
Weimer Hall on the website.

Parking will be easy -- there are no classes on Homecoming Day -- and a parking map will be on the website.

We have extra signs for people to use at the rally, but it's not necessary for everyone to be holding one -- there will be plenty of
sign-holders. Signs are to be positive, and we will be silent and non-confrontational. Just please come and enjoy the music.

Please, if possible, RSVP if you will be attending the rally at sueyelton@yahoo.com We need a show of strength and numbers this
time! If it looks like we'll have enough people, I'll alert TV20 as well as the press. If it looks as though we won't have enough
people, we will have to call the rally off.

SOS: Please let me know ASAP if you, or someone you know, might be able to provide live music for us! (We weren't able to have the
UF Jazz Band, as planned, because of permit difficulties having to do with their electric instruments.) Any genre of music is great,
as long as it's something that was on Classic 89 and is now missing from the analog broadcast.

~UNpledge Update: WUFT-FM's fall pledge drive begins on October 27th, ending on November 6th. To unpledge is to phone the station,
state the amount that you would normally have pledged, and explain that you will not send this money until they restore the music to
the analog station. When you phone to unpledge, please repeat your statement in emails to the above-mentioned addresses, including
one to me for record-keeping purposes. The UNpledge drive will be far more effective this way, because there may not be any record
of your unpledges otherwise!

~We are considering taking out a full-page ad in the Gainesville Sun. We could state our concerns and our hopes, and include facts
that support our views. The cost of this would be around $1,300. If 52 people were to contribute $25 each (from their pledge
refunds or unpledges), we would reach that sum. Each donor's name would be printed in acknowledgment. We could also ask those
underwriters who previously supported the music to help with this expense. If you would be willing to contribute to a fund to buy
this ad, please let me know.

Thank you all for your patience, and for your support. With your help, I believe we can succeed, so that North Florida may once
again benefit from great music on our analog airwaves!

Sue Yelton

Friday, October 9, 2009

091009 West Coast Swing new beginner series

Hello Gainesville Area Dancers and Friends,

Starting November 1 for four weeks we will start a new beginners
series for West Coast Swing. This class will be suitable for new
dancers and those new to West Coast Swing. If you came to any
classes before and they were too fast, this is the class for you.
This class will be nice and slow, with no dancer left behind.
This class is on Sunday nights from 6:30 to 7:30. If you know
anyone that wants to get started dancing, send them to this class.

Tuesday night East Coast Swing with Richard at the Boltin Center.

Wednesday night Swing at the Eagles Club with Josh and Brianna.

See the article below on learning from different teachers.

The International Folk Dancers are going to the Greek Dance
this Friday instead of their usual location.

Ballroom dance at Imperial Dance Studio on Saturday.

Bill Mauffray hosts a PPIR networking event Fall Fest on October
14, 5:30-7:30 pm at Prestwick Properties 25527 Newberry Rd.
Anyone can go. Mainly for real estate networking.
billmauffray@bellsouth.net

Happy Dancing,
Andy

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Schedule: (confirm other sessions before going)

1. Friday 10/09 - UF Swing Club
2. Friday 10/09 - UF Tango Club
3. Friday 10/09 - Greek Dance Celebration
4. Friday 10/09 - International Folk Dancing (going to Greek Dance)
5. Saturday 10/10 - Tango y Té
6. Saturday 10/10 - Ballroom Dance
7. Sunday 10/10 - West Coast Swing
8. Tuesday 10/13 - Work Your Net - Afternoon Networking
9. Tuesday 10/13 - Mostly Swing Dancing
10. Wednesday 10/14 - Swing at the Eagles with Josh and Brianna
11. Thursday 10/15 - Israeli Dancing
12. Sunday 11/01 - West Coast Swing New Beginners Class
13. Thu-Sun 11/5-8 - Tampa Bay Classic www.tampabayclassic.com
14. Sunday 11/29 - Herald Hunt www.miamiherald.com/heraldhunt
Article: Learn from Different Teachers
Article: Venus Not Mercury Over Paynes Prairie

Other:

Judi Markell ongoing West Coast Swing classes Thursdays.
Contact jlmarkell10@comcast.net

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Quotes:

- Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes
from bad judgment.
~ Barry LePatner

- There is no secret ingredient.
~ from Kung Fu Panda

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1. Friday 10/09 - UF Swing Club

Unified Training Center
809 W University Avenue

8:00 : Lesson
9:00 : Swing dancing

Free (usually)

www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=52918651040

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2. Friday 10/09 - UF Tango Club

Confirm before going

Student Facilities Recreation Center
Near infirmary on UF Campus

8:30 : Lesson and dancing

Alper Ungor, alper.ungor@gmail.com
http://grove.ufl.edu/~tango/

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3. Friday 10/09 - 5th Annual Greek Dance Celebration

Gainesville Woman's Club
2809 W University Avenue
Gainesville, FL

7:30 — 11:30

Tickets: $25 Regular Admission, $15 Students
Children Under 6 Free

Fundraiser for the St. Elizabeth Greek Orthodox Church
of Gainesville

Featuring:
Free Hors' D'oeuvres
The Embros Orchestra
Greek Dance Troupe
Cash Bar

Honorees:
Hon. Stephanie Kopelousos, Florida Secretary/Transportation;
Miriam Kevkhishvili, NCAA Woman's Shot Put Champion
Alex Panteliodis, University of Florida Baseball Player

Additional Information:
Leo Polopolus, Chair of Dance Committee: 386/454-3263
Church Office: 352/371-7258

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4. Friday 10/09 - International Folk Dancing (at the Greek Dance this week)

Usually at

4225 NW 34th St
Gainesville, Florida

8:00 - 9:00 : Beginners instruction
9:00 - 9:30 : Advanced instruction
9:30 - 11:00 : Dancing

$3 per person (to pay the rent of the dance room),
$1 students

Dance to a different beat.
No partners needed and all ages welcome
Member of the Florida Folk Dance Council
www.folkdance.org

gainesvilleifd@gmail.com, 352-359-2903
Jack Seltzer, seltzerj@hotmail.com

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5. Saturday 10/10 Tango y Té

Tango Y Te Building
601 South Main Street

7:30 - 8:30 : Lesson
8:30 - midnight : Tango dancing

$10, 5 for students, includes lesson and refreshments

David Chayes, david.chayes@gmail.com, www.tangoyte.com
352-328-7916, 352-371-3672

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6. Saturday 10/10 - Ballroom Dance at Maria Alvarez

Imperial Dance Studio
SW 34 Street (south of Archer Road)

8:30 - 11 : Social dancing

$7 members, $10 general

Maria, 352-375-7763
imperialdancestudio@hotmail.com
www.imperialdancestudio.net
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7. Sunday 10/11 - West Coast Swing and Hustle

601 S Main Street

West Coast Swing and Hustle
6:30 - 7:30 pm: West Coast Swing class for all levels
7:30 - 8:30 pm: West Coast Swing structured practice
8:30 - 9:30 pm: West Coast Swing and Hustle dancing

$20 General, $10 Students for 4 weeks in September
Or $8 General, $5 Students per night

Everyone Welcome. No Experience Needed.

Classes start exactly on time. No partner needed.

Andrew, 352-327-3672, publish@dancecalendar.info
www.GainesvilleDance.com - www.DanceCalendar.info

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8. Tuesday 10/13 - Afternoon Networking

Alarion Bank
4200 SW 34th Street

11:30 - 12:00 : Networking
12:00 - 1:00 : Workshop

$1

Bill DeFeo, 352-870-2207, defeo4results@yahoo.com

Nothing ever happens if you don't show up

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9. Tuesday 10/13 - Mostly Swing Dancing with Richard

Confirm with Richard.

Thelma Bolton Center
516 NE 2 Ave

7:00 - 9:30 : Lesson and dancing

$7

Richard, 352-213-8769, mostlyswinggainesville@yahoo.com

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10. Wednesday 10/14 - Swing at the Eagles with Josh and Brianna

Eagles Club
4562 NW 13th Street

7:00 - East and West Coast Swing class and dancing

Free

Joshua Angel and Brianne Nelson
joshuadancer@yahoo.com

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11. Thursday 10/08 - Israeli Dancing

B'nai Israel
3830 NW 16 Blvd

7:00 - 9:30 : Israeli Dancing

Free

Erin, erinhking@yahoo.com

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12. Sunday 11/01 - West Coast Swing New Beginners Series

601 S Main Street

West Coast Swing New Beginners Series (4 Weeks)
6:30 - 7:30 pm: West Coast Swing New Beginners Series

$30 General, $15 Students for all 4 weeks
Or $10 General, $5 Students per night

No Experience Needed. No Partner Needed.

Classes start exactly on time.
Be ready to start at 6:30 sharp.

This class is for the new dancer with no dance experience
and for beginning level dancers new to West Coast Swing.

If you have not danced before or you have taken classes,
but they were too fast, this class is for you.

If you know anyone that you think would enjoy dancing,
get them started with this class.

More advanced dancers are welcome to take this class,
understanding that the class will go at a pace comfortable
for the least experienced people.

Anyone attending this class is welcome to stay for the
rest of the evening.

Andrew, 352-327-3672, publish@dancecalendar.info
www.GainesvilleDance.com - www.DanceCalendar.info

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Article: Learn from Different Teachers

When I go to South Florida I like to take a Hustle class from
Billy and Katie who are two of the most accomplished dancers
in the world.

Last month I was disappointed that they were not there. Their
class was being taught by a woman from their advanced session.
Had I known in advance, I would have been tempted not to go.

She exceeded my expectations and the class was excellent.

She covered the same material Katie covers, but she had her own
insights and I got a bunch of new things I could use right away.
Some were:

1. On the and-one back break, she said the front, upper
part of the woman's leg is the pretty part, and the
best way to show it during the break is to turn the hip
slightly out to show the leg on an angle to the side.

2. The two step is usually the woman's pretty step,
because she takes a full step forward. This is
in the woman's left half turn.

3. In the same woman's left half turn, she said to
shorten up the three, so it would be quicker,
and then the woman would have more time to do
her and-one with style.

4. On the woman's left one-and-a-half turn, she said
to turn in place and not travel, making the turn
easier, more controlled, faster and prettier.

5. She said one of the things that made Billy a
champion was he did his breaks, he straightened
his legs.

While I am sure Katie knows all those things, I happened
to get them from this teacher. Take classes from different
people to get new insights.

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Article: Venus Not Mercury Over Paynes Prairie

This morning within an hour before sunrise, Venus, Mercury
and Saturn rose over Paynes Prairie.

I have not yet knowingly seen Mercury and hoped this would
be a chance.

The timing seemed right, but fog obscured the horizon and
only Venus was visible in the eastern sky.

Mars was overhead and a nearly full moon was in the west.

I battled mosquitoes in the dark and was glad I was alone.

With light came others. The mosquitos retreated.

Configure this page for Gainesville and let me know when
there is something to see.
www.heavens-above.com

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Wednesday, October 7, 2009

October and November Upcoming Events for Full Circle

From: Veronica L Lane full_circle_band@earthlink.net

Hello Dancers & Friends of Full Circle

The next five weeks are shaping up to be busy for the band. Here's what's on our schedule:

Saturday, October 10
Full Circle duo plays the St Cloud English Country Dance from 3-6pm at the St. Cloud Women's Club.
This month only, the dance will be at the St. Cloud Women's Club, 1012 Massachusetts Ave. This is the "Fall Party" with special
decorations and door prizes. Admission is $5. Please bring a snack to share.
http://chagalo.org/ecd/StCloudECD.shtml

Fri-Sun, October 16-18
Gene Murrow from NYC leads English country dancing at Sharpes Assembly weekend in Sebring, FL.
This full weekend of dance takes place at the historic Kenilworth Lodge. Jump to this page for details.
Contact Catie Geist very soon if you would like to go but haven't registered yet. (321) 427-3587
http://sharpes.fullcirclemusic.info

Fri-Sun, Oct 30-Nov 1
Spend the weekend at beautiful O'Leno State Park in High Springs and enjoy *both* kinds of dancing. No, not
"Country AND Western," but Contra AND English. Brad Foster from CDSS and Tara Bolker lead the dancing for Infusion Halloween.
Music by Hogtowne Fancy, Kumquat Kapers and Full Circle. Click the underlined link for info, schedule & registration form.
www.tarabolker.com/infusion

Saturday, November 7
Full Circle Electric band and Tara Bolker are rockin' the house at the Cocoa Beach contra dance from 7:30-11pm.
www.cocoabeachcontra.org

Please see this page on my Florida Dance Gypsy web site for links to many types of dances in Central and North Florida.
Thank you for helping to keep traditional music and dance alive by supporting your local folk dance groups and the musicians who
play for the dances.
http://home.earthlink.net/%7Efladancegypsy/id4.html

See you this Saturday in St. Cloud.
Veronica L. Lane
www.zumbagypsy.com

Full Circle www.fullcirclemusic.info

Looking for something different? Try ZUMBAR Fitness. I teach classes twice a week in Gainesville. See my page here:
www.zumbagypsy.com

091006 Israeli Dancing, Greek Dance, Teachers, Mercury

Hello Gainesville Area Israeli Dancers and Friends,

Starting November 1 for four weeks we will start a new beginners
series for West Coast Swing. This class will be suitable for new
dancers and those new to West Coast Swing. If you came to any
classes before and they were too fast, this is the class for you.
This class will be nice and slow, with no dancer left behind.
This class is on Sunday nights from 6:30 to 7:30. If you know
anyone that wants to get started dancing, send them to this class.

The International Folk Dancers are going to the Greek Dance
this Friday instead of their usual location.

Chagigah is October 16 to 19 in Wisconsin. Still time to go.
http://osrui.urjcamps.org/yearround/programs/chagigah/

Bill Mauffray hosts a PPIR networking event Fall Fest on October
14, 5:30-7:30 pm at Prestwick Properties 25527 Newberry Rd.
Anyone can go. Mainly for real estate networking.
billmauffray@bellsouth.net

Happy Dancing,
Andy

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Schedule:

1. Thursday 10/08 - Israeli Dancing
2. Friday 10/09 - Greek Dance Celebration
3. Friday 10/09 - International Folk Dancing (going to Greek Dance)
4. Saturday 10/10 - Ballroom Dance
5. Sunday 10/11 - West Coast Swing
6. Sunday 11/01 - West Coast Swing New Beginners Class
7. Sunday 11/29 - Herald Hunt www.miamiherald.com/heraldhunt
8. Fri-Mon 12/25-28 - Machol Miami www.MacholMiami.com
Article: Learn from Different Teachers
Article: Venus Not Mercury Over Paynes Prairie

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Quotes:

- Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes
from bad judgment.
~ Barry LePatner

- There is no secret ingredient.
~ from Kung Fu Panda

-----------------------------------------------------------
1. Thursday 10/08 - Israeli Dancing

B'nai Israel
3830 NW 16 Blvd

7:00 - 10:30 : Israeli Dancing

Erin, erinhking@yahoo.com

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2. Friday 10/09 - 5th Annual Greek Dance Celebration

Gainesville Woman's Club
2809 W University Avenue
Gainesville, FL

7:30 - 11:30

Tickets: $25 Regular Admission, $15 Students
Children Under 6 Free

Fundraiser for the St. Elizabeth Greek Orthodox Church
of Gainesville

Featuring:
Free Hors' D'oeuvres
The Embros Orchestra
Greek Dance Troupe
Cash Bar

Honorees:
Hon. Stephanie Kopelousos, Florida Secretary/Transportation;
Miriam Kevkhishvili, NCAA Woman's Shot Put Champion
Alex Panteliodis, University of Florida Baseball Player

Additional Information:
Leo Polopolus, Chair of Dance Committee: 386/454-3263
Church Office: 352/371-7258

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3. Friday 10/09 - International Folk Dancing (at the Greek Dance this week)

Usually at

4225 NW 34th St
Gainesville, Florida

8:00 - 9:00 : Beginners instruction
9:00 - 9:30 : Advanced instruction
9:30 - 11:00 : Dancing

$3 per person (to pay the rent of the dance room),
$1 students

Dance to a different beat.
No partners needed and all ages welcome
Member of the Florida Folk Dance Council
www.folkdance.org

gainesvilleifd@gmail.com, 352-359-2903
Jack Seltzer, seltzerj@hotmail.com

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4. Saturday 10/10 - Ballroom Dance at Maria Alvarez

Imperial Dance Studio
SW 34 Street (south of Archer Road)

8:30 - 11 : Social dancing

$7 members, $10 general

Maria, 352-375-7763
imperialdancestudio@hotmail.com
www.imperialdancestudio.net

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4. Sunday 10/10 - West Coast Swing and Hustle

601 S Main Street

West Coast Swing and Hustle
6:30 - 7:30 pm: West Coast Swing class for all levels
7:30 - 8:30 pm: West Coast Swing structured practice
8:30 - 9:30 pm: West Coast Swing and Hustle dancing

$20 General, $10 Students for 4 weeks in October
Or $8 General, $5 Students per night

Everyone Welcome. No Experience Needed.

Classes start exactly on time. No partner needed.

Andrew, 352-327-3672, publish@dancecalendar.info
www.GainesvilleDance.com - www.DanceCalendar.info

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5. Sunday 11/01 - West Coast Swing New Beginners Series

601 S Main Street

West Coast Swing New Beginners Series (4 Weeks)
6:30 - 7:30 pm: West Coast Swing New Beginners Series

$30 General, $15 Students for all 4 weeks
Or $10 General, $5 Students per night

No Experience Needed. No Partner Needed.

Classes start exactly on time.
Be ready to start at 6:30 sharp.

This class is for the new dancer with no dance experience
and for beginning level dancers new to West Coast Swing.

If you have not danced before or you have taken classes,
but they were too fast, this class is for you.

If you know anyone that you think would enjoy dancing,
get them started with this class.

More advanced dancers are welcome to take this class,
understanding that the class will go at a pace comfortable
for the least experienced people.

Anyone attending this class is welcome to stay for the
rest of the evening.

Andrew, 352-327-3672, publish@dancecalendar.info
www.GainesvilleDance.com - www.DanceCalendar.info

-----------------------------------------------------------
Article: Learn from Different Teachers

When I go to South Florida I like to take a Hustle class from
Billy and Katie who are two of the most accomplished dancers
in the world.

Last month I was disappointed that they were not there. Their
class was being taught by a woman from their advanced session.
Had I known in advance, I would have been tempted not to go.

She exceeded my expectations and the class was excellent.

She covered the same material Katie covers, but she had her own
insights and I got a bunch of new things I could use right away.
Some were:

1. On the and-one back break, she said the front, upper
part of the woman's leg is the pretty part, and the
best way to show it during the break is to turn the hip
slightly out to show the leg on an angle to the side.

2. The two step is usually the woman's pretty step,
because she takes a full step forward. This is
in the woman's left half turn.

3. In the same woman's left half turn, she said to
shorten up the three, so it would be quicker,
and then the woman would have more time to do
her and-one with style.

4. On the woman's left one-and-a-half turn, she said
to turn in place and not travel, making the turn
easier, more controlled, faster and prettier.

5. She said one of the things that made Billy a
champion was he did his breaks, he straightened
his legs.

While I am sure Katie knows all those things, I happened
to get them from this teacher. Take classes from different
people to get new insights.

-----------------------------------------------------------
Article: Venus Not Mercury Over Paynes Prairie

This morning within an hour before sunrise, Venus, Mercury
and Saturn rose over Paynes Prairie.

I have not yet knowingly seen Mercury and hoped this would
be a chance.

The timing seemed right, but fog obscured the horizon and
only Venus was visible in the eastern sky.

Mars was overhead and a nearly full moon was in the west.

I battled mosquitoes in the dark and was glad I was alone.

With light came others. The mosquitos retreated.

Configure this page for Gainesville and let me know when
there is something to see.
www.heavens-above.com

-----------------------------------------------------------
Write to publish@jewishnetwork.com to add your email or have
it taken off (I will not be offended).

You received this email for one of these reasons:
(a) You signed up either at a session, by phone or via email.
(b) You are a friend or family, and I thought this would be a good way
to keep in touch, and you might enjoy some things in these emails.
(c) Or, you are not on the weekly email list, but I thought there was some
thing in this week's email that would interest you or others you know.

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Tuesday, October 6, 2009

News from Dance Alive National Ballet

From: Judy Skinner dalive@bellsouth.net

BACK STAGE
OCTOBER 2009

After 17 years ... He's Back!

The ultimate DRACULA! Kim Tuttle's amazing full-length ballet based on the Bram Stoker story of the vampire called Dracula will
return to the Phillips Center October 30th at 7 PM.

"An exciting combination of dance, music, narration, and setting creates a vivid, multi-sensory experience.

This is an intensely dramatic work with Dracula, as portrayed by Andre Valladon, a vibrant, sensual, hypnotic, sometimes
animal-like, character with total control over his environment. Michele Incollingo reprises her role as 'Lucy'; even more brilliant
than in 1992! Actor, dancer, choreographer Ric Rose returns as the narrator with Isabel Garcia-Rose once again dancing the role of
'Mina'. DANB principal dancers Carla Amancio and Beth Ann Maslinoff are featured as Dracula's vampire brides with Tak Kwan Chu Dr.
John Seward. New DANB principals Rostislav Dzabraev, Eivar Martinez, Reka Gyulai, Laura Clark, Heather Martinez and Elitsa Zafirova
will make their debut with DANB in this performance. You are in for a real treat! This is an amazing group of dancers!

DRACULA is a huge production with over thirty dancers taking the stage. It is also a massive undertaking with numerous costumes
required - and then there is the set! This 2009 production features the spectacular sets designed by brilliant visual artist
Margaret Ross Tolbert. Originally constructed by Jim Kasserman and artist Paul Costanza, Ms. Tolbert's work has been brought to
life by artist Patrick Giles.

If you like a good story - if you enjoy gorgeous bodies in motion - if you like a variety of music - if you want an amazing
entertaining evening ... DON'T MISS DRACULA!

Tickets from $15 to $35 at the Phillips Center or any Ticketmaster Outlet.

HALLOWEEN COSTUME BALL

Friday, October 30th 9 PM
On-Stage at Dracula's Castle

"I truly desire you to attend my Halloween Costume Ball following my October 30th performance .... on stage in my Transylvanian
castle starting at 9 PM.

I will have a personal fiend, I wouldn't call him a friend, playing ghoulish music for the pleasure of your dancing and there will
be delightfully decadent "finger" foods, "Bloody" Mary's and other demonic delights to feed your cravings.

Do NOT dare to disappoint me!"
Count Dracula

Anyone who has attended a Dance Alive event KNOWS they give a great party! Don't miss this one. It promises to be frighteningly
fun!
Best costume wins a mysteriously wonderful prize.
Tickets $35.
Available at the Phillips Center Box Office or any Ticketmaster Outlet. For more information, call 352.371-2986

DRACUWEEN KID'S PARTY!

October 30th at 6 PM
Fackler Foyer East at the Phillips Center

Scary - Safe - Fun!
A great way for your children to trick and treat! Punch and cookies and costumes, oh my! What a way to celebrate the fun of
Halloween.

Dracula is looking for ghosts, goblins, pumpkins, fairy princesses, pirates, and super hero's ... not to mention the occasional
football player, cheerleader and ballerina!
Best costume wins a prize!

Phillips Center for the Performing Arts - Fackler Foyer East
$15 per person. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

TARGET TO THE RESCUE!

It wasn't looking good. Both the County and the State cut all funding for arts education programming. At risk, Dancin', a
residency program, and Discover Dance, a program that brings children and disabled or at-risk adults from Alachua and 13 surrounding
counties to professional dance productions during the school day. DANB received notice late in September that Target was awarding
DANB grants for educational programming. While not fully funding the program, the $5,500 grant will be a big help! Thanks to
Target, Discover Dance, a program that began in 1986, will continue.

Dance Alive National Ballet
www.dancealive.org

DANB has just received notice that it has been awarded a $25,000 Culture Builds Florida's Future grant for "Mission Olympus". The
grant will help develop and enhance programs that augment and advance DANB and Art of the Olympians mission statements, reflect
Culture Builds Florida's Future, promote innovative artistic creativity and inform, inspire, educate and challenge audiences and
artists of all ages.

Gainesville audiences will see some of the results of "Mission Olympus" in the spring concert, Fused Tutu.

Bulgarian born Reka Gyulai makes her debut with DANB at the Villages in Lady Lake performing Ashton's La Fille Mal Gardee, Tuttle's
L'Amour and Skinner's Aleatorio. In Dracula, Ms. Gyulai portrays on of Dracula's vampire brides.eivar

Venezuelan born Eivar Martinez made his debut dancing Kim Tuttle's Sincerely at the Villages/Gainesville in September. He will
perform Tuttle's L'Amour and Skinner's Aleatorio at the Villages in Lady Lake before performing for Gainesville audiences as
Holmwood, Lucy's fiancee in Dracula. Mr. Martinez is an amazing partner; partnering Ms. Incollingo, Ms. Garcia-Rose and Ms. Amancio
for upcoming performances. Wonderful news for Mr.Martinez and DANB, his wife, ballerina Heather Martinez, and their son will
arrive soon in Gainesville! Ms. Martinez will debut as a gypsy in Dracula.

Did I mention that we have gorgeous dancers? Ms. Zafirova arrived in September and has been working learning much of DANB's
repertoire. She will make her Gainesville debut as a gypsy in Dracula. Elitsa Zafirova comes to DANB from Bulgaria. Ms. Zatirova
is a tall long legged nineteen year old who most recently performed with the Bulgarian National Ballet.

Another one of our gorgeous new dancers! Laura Clark, from Miami, comes to DANB from Ballet Gamonet. A professional ballet dancer
who wanted to continue her academic education, Gainesville, UF and Dance Alive National Ballet was the perfect answer! Ms. Clark
makes her debut as a gypsy in Dracula.

Russian born Rostislav Dzabraev opens the season dancing Gopak and La Fille Mal Gardee at the Villages in Lady Lake followed by a
performance as lawyer Jonathan Harker in Dracula. Mr. Rostislav will enter the USA Ballet Competition; coached by Andre Valladon.

Why Are Principal Dancers Suffering Multiple Personalities?

Principal Michele Incollingo isn't sure if she is the Sugar Plum Fairy, Dracula's Lucy, Cio Cio San from Madame Butterfly or the
siren in L'Amour! But then, principal dancer Andre Valladon doesn't know if he is the princely Cavalier in Nutcracker, the sensual
Count Dracula or the friendly tipsy guy in L'Amour! The company has been busy this past month rehearsing for THREE different
programs - Ballet Spectacular for tour, Dracula and Nutcracker! You can catch up with them on the following dates:

* 10/24 Ballet Spectacular at the Villages in Lady Lake
* 10/30 Dracula in Gainesville
* 11/15 Nutcracker in Starke
* 12/4 Nutcracker in Flagler Beach
* 12/6 Nutcracker at the Villages in Lady Lake
* 12/11 Nutcracker in Palatka
* 12/12 Nutcracker in Madison, FL
* 12/17-20 Nutcracker in Gainesville

Dance Alive National Ballet is funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 by the National Endowment for the Arts,
a federal agency in partnership with the Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts
and Culture. Dance Alive National Ballet is sponsored in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes
that a great nation deserves great art, the City of Gainesville, Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs and a Tourist
Development Tax Grant from the Alachua County Board of County Commissioners in conjunction with the Alachua County Tourist
Development Council.

Dance Alive National Ballet | 1325 NW 2nd Street | Gainesville | FL | 32601

Friday, October 2, 2009

091002 West Coast Swing, Tango, Greek, Volleyball, Mercury

Hello Gainesville Area Dancers and Friends,

West Coast Swing continues this Friday.
We will continue to use Buddy Schwimmer's
YouTube videos as a curriculum.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjyJU54ozj4

Tango Workshop this Saturday at 1 pm at 601 S Main.
www.tampatangoargentino.com/uploads/Workshops_in_Ganesville_Definitions_Oct_09.pdf

Greek dance celebration on Friday October 9.

The Gator Volleyball team plays Kentucky tonight at 7 pm.
These are the top two teams in the South and two of the top
in the country. Should be the most competitive home match
of the year.

This Tuesday October 6, 30 minutes before sunrise
should be the best time to see Mercury until the spring.
Look for the brightest object in the sky in the eastern
horizon a half hour before sunrise. A good spot is probably
at the Paynes Prairie over on 441. Most people have never
seen Mercury. I do not know if I can get up that early,
but if anyone wants to go, let me know.

Happy Dancing,
Andy

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Schedule: (confirm other sessions before going)

1. Friday 10/02 - International Folk Dancing
2. Friday 10/02 - UF Swing Club
3. Friday 10/02 - UF Tango Club
4. Saturday 10/03 - Tango y Té
5. Sunday 10/04 - West Coast Swing
6. Tuesday 10/06 - Work Your Net - Afternoon Networking
7. Tuesday 10/06 - Mostly Swing Dancing
8. Wednesday 10/07 - Gainesville Area Innovative Network
9. Thu-Sun 11/5-8 - Tampa Bay Classic www.tampabayclassic.com
10. Sunday 11/29 - Herald Hunt www.miamiherald.com/heraldhunt

Other:

Judi Markell ongoing West Coast Swing classes Thursdays.
Contact jlmarkell10@comcast.net

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Quotes:

- Live as if you were living for the second time and had acted
as wrongly the first time as you are about to act now.
~ Victor Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning

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1. Friday 10/02 - International Folk Dancing

4225 NW 34th St
Gainesville, Florida

8:00 - 9:00 : Beginners instruction
9:00 - 9:30 : Advanced instruction
9:30 - 11:00 : Dancing

$3 per person (to pay the rent of the dance room),
$1 students

Dance to a different beat.
No partners needed and all ages welcome
Member of the Florida Folk Dance Council
www.folkdance.org

gainesvilleifd@gmail.com, 352-359-2903
Jack Seltzer, seltzerj@hotmail.com

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2. Friday 10/02 - UF Swing Club

Unified Training Center
809 W University Avenue

8:00 : Lesson
9:00 : Swing dancing

Free (usually)

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3. Friday 10/02 - UF Tango Club

Confirm before going

Student Facilities Recreation Center
Near infirmary on UF Campus

8:30 : Lesson and dancing

Alper Ungor, alper.ungor@gmail.com
http://grove.ufl.edu/~tango/

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4. Saturday 10/03 Tango y Té

Tango Y Te Building
601 South Main Street

7:30 - 8:30 : Lesson
8:30 - midnight : Tango dancing

$10, 5 for students, includes lesson and refreshments

David Chayes, david.chayes@gmail.com, www.tangoyte.com
352-328-7916, 352-371-3672

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5. Sunday 10/04 - West Coast Swing and Hustle

601 S Main Street

West Coast Swing and Hustle
6:30 - 7:30 pm: West Coast Swing class for all levels
7:30 - 8:30 pm: West Coast Swing structured practice
8:30 - 9:30 pm: West Coast Swing and Hustle dancing

$20 General, $10 Students for 4 weeks in September
Or $8 General, $5 Students per night

Everyone Welcome. No Experience Needed.

Classes start exactly on time. No partner needed.

Andrew, 352-327-3672, publish@dancecalendar.info
www.GainesvilleDance.com - www.DanceCalendar.info

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6. Tuesday 10/06 - Afternoon Networking

Alarion Bank
4200 SW 34th Street

11:30 - 12:00 : Networking
12:00 - 1:00 : Workshop

$1

Bill DeFeo, 352-870-2207, defeo4results@yahoo.com

Nothing ever happens if you don't show up

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7. Tuesday 10/06 - Mostly Swing Dancing with Richard

Confirm with Richard.

Thelma Bolton Center
516 NE 2 Ave

7:00 - 9:30 : Lesson and dancing

$7

Richard, 352-213-8769, mostlyswinggainesville@yahoo.com

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