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Jill Weiss and Lynne Flanders taught some great dances at the NEWDA “Dance-shop” July 12th at Illusions
Jill taught:
- Forty Arroyo’s “A little Royal” to Royals” by Lorde… LINK
- Randy Pelletier’s “American Kids” to “American Kids” by Kenny Chesney LINK
- Craig Bennet’s “the Story of My Life” to “Story of my life” by One Direction LINK
- Juliet Liam’s “A Big Love” to “Big, Big Love” by Derek Ryan LINK
- Jill Weiss’ “Watch Your Step aka Beanie Baby” to “Watch Your Step” by Courtyard Hounds Link
Lynne Taught:
- Janis Graves’ “Hooked on the Beat” to “Beat of the Music” by Brett Eldredge LINK
- Jon Peppin’s “Keep the Kisses Comin” to “Keep Them Kisses Comin'” by Craig Campbell LINK
- Lynne Flanders’ “Small Town Throw Down” to “Small Town Throwdown” by Brantley Gilbert (Justin Moore & Thomas Rhett) LINK
- Linda Oates’ “Old Bones” to “Old Bones” by George Burns LINK
Dances that were planned but did not get to (but wish we had) =
From the Bristol Press:
BRISTOL — While for many Sunday is a day of rest, more than 50 people spent Sunday afternoon dancing in the ballroom at the New England Carousel Museum…
The museum hosted the nonprofit New England Western Dance Association’s Holiday Party, which brought association members and the public together to dance, while swapping cookies and holiday cheer.
Line- and partner-dancing is their specialty, but NEWDA members get on their feet for both country and other genres of music. They hold parties twice a month, and this weekend’s visit marked their second time at the Carousel Museum.
Continue reading on their site:
http://www.bristolpress.com/articles/2013/12/23/news/doc52b7ae8adbd32599628944.txt
Created the sponsor pages for the site. I added a few pictures and things. If you would like to have a page on our site – become a sponsor. It’s inexpensive, only $60 a year – and we will give the reminder of 2013 FREE!
What are the benefits of sponsoring NEWDA?
- Your advertisement will be seen regularly by hundreds of dancers on the website and in our newsletters emailed to all our members.
- Have an announcement or special deal? Let us post it.
- Rotating advertisements on all our web pages
- A “business” page – one page ad on our site, external links to your web site (coming soon)http://newdact.com/yourbusinessname
- You will need to provide the content and up to 2 images for your page
What is the cost for a sponsorship ad?
- We want to keep the costs low and the benefits high. That is why a year long sponsorship is only $60
What do I need to do?
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Come to one of our dances and get a form or fill out the form below and we will get in touch with you.
- Fill out and return the sponsorship form with your payment.
- Supply a 180px X 120px “business card” image (png preferred) for our rotating ads.
- Send us your “business story” and 2 high res images for use on your page via email.
- That’s it!
Once we have all your information your ad will go in rotation. We randomize the appearance of ads on every page to give everyone a chance to be first. We will generate a business page for you and send you your login information to contribute to our blog.
Look under the “Calendar” menu item for the link to the “Dances Taught” page.
The training class for the NEWDA board has been rescheduled for tomorrow March 5th. Same place and time .. Rockwell’s CT at 3:00.
See you there…
-Dennis
There will be a training class for the NEWDA board members on 2/5/2011
Computing, Consulting & Training, LLC will be hosting a training class at Rockwell’s in Plainville of Saturday February 5th. This class will be for the board members and committee chair persons for adding content to the NEWDA web site.
Stay tuned for additional information being shared as more people expand their ability to contribute to the NEWDA web site.
Just a quick overall “Thank You” to everyone that has contributed to the dessert table and our raffles. Times are tough, and it helps when everyone pitches in a little. The response has been positive on the contributions. Keep up the good work!
Welcome to the new site. Take a look around and let us know what you think. We are always looking at bringing you key information in a timely manner. The new web site will grant committee members the ability to post messages as they need to. No more waiting for someone else to update the site.
