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Thanks!

2008-08-10T16:09:49Z

My first class with you guys was great, thanks! I'll def see you next week!!

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Hello from Bodhicitta BellyDance, Nashville, TN

2008-07-24T04:10:38Z

I just wanted to introduce ourselves to those of you whom we have yet the chance to meet. We look forward to one day sharing a stage with you.. somewhere.. somehow;)

here is where you can view the clips from Bodhicitta's show last Saturday, June 28th... if you're interested in checking it out:)

www.myspace.com/bodhicittagwyn

yeeip! ~gwyn

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mira betz workshops

2008-07-20T18:18:27Z

hey you wild ladies!
come down to Mobile AL for some fun and booty shakin'
i am teaching an intensive this weekend. it's been a while since i've seen some of the B'ham dancers
come out come out!!

info at www.zuridance.org

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BELLY DANCE SHOW APRIL 26 MOBILE, AL

2008-04-21T19:41:43Z

If any of you want to copy and paste this into your emails, please do so...I just sent out about 100 emails on it:

Sponsored by ZURI DANCE COMPANY (www.zuridance.org or www.myspace.com/zuridancecompany)

FEATURING MIRA BETZ OF CALIFORNIA (www.miramania.com)

DATE: SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH, 2008

PLACE: The Ashbury Hotel at 600 West I-65 Service Road South, Mobile, 251-344-8030
http://www.ashburyhotel.com/map.pdf

TIME: 7:00 P.M. doors open at 6:00 p.m.

TICKETS: $12 per person

THIS WILL BE A BENEFIT FOR the homeless shelter 15 PLACE (www.15place.org) in Mobile.

There WILL BE SHOPPING ON SITE.

COME AND ENJOY AN EVENING OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT!

Thank you,
ZURI DANCE COMPANY

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March 22 - the Asheville Bellydance Technique Smackdown with Zi'ah Ali

2008-03-03T04:05:08Z

March 22 - the Asheville Bellydance Technique Smackdown with Zi'ah Ali
Today, 7:59 PM
March 22 - the Asheville Bellydance Technique Smackdown with Zi'ah Ali
Hey folks,
Join us for some SouthEastern Bellydance Community-building fun, with
the Bellydance Technique Smackdown
with Zi'ah Ali of Awalim Dance Company (Atlanta, GA)
Saturday, March 22
Asheville, NC

So you think you can bellydance?
Join Zi'ah Ali, Director of award-winning TribalCon and Awalim Dance Company, for an intense day in the studio. Workshoppers make a verbal agreement at the beginning of class and then work to make it reality -
Flawless isolations? Beautiful zils? Intricate footwork? Yes? Yes. YES!

Committed to perpetuating bellydance in its pure, expressive and artistic form, Zi'ah will have us quivering with enthusiasm and exertion.
A great resource to take your dance practice to the next level.

The workshop will be followed by a delightful evening of performance and world music at the BoBo Gallery in Ultra-Hip downtown Asheville. After the show, DJ Pop n Lock Aleikum (aka August of The Mezmer Society) will be spinning insane and festive tunes for the fan of Indonesian HipHop and Eastern European swing.

The Workshop is at the Movement & Learning Center
90 Biltmore Ave, Asheville NC 28801
Registration at 10:30am.
Classes are 11am-1pm & 2-4pm
$75
Bring finger cymbals, shoes, water, a notebook & layers. Kneepads & a yoga mat are optional.

the Hafla is 8-10pm, followed by the crazy World Music DJ.
$10 at the door
BoBo Gallery,
Lexington Avenue, Asheville, NC, 28801.
The BoBo has both a wine bar & wholesome food.

Register at www.barakamundi.com or Paypal onca@barakamundi.com.
Call 828 232 2980 with questions.

OH AND ----

On April 5, award-winning Zafira Dance Company will be teaching and performing over the hill in Knoxville. In the spirit of generating bellydance community, we have arranged a bulk rate. Folks pre-registering for both at once enjoy the amazing rate of $120.

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trying to contact anyone from gypsy red tribe

2008-02-01T22:35:50Z

I live in North Alabama and would like to take classes twice a month if possiable. but i need to get some ont to email me about the info. thanks!

Sterlling

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ZOe jakes teaching in Greensboro next weekend

2008-01-13T00:18:22Z

Hey guys, come hang out and dance yer butts off!

2 day intensive workshops and show saturday night

Saturday, January 19th &
Sunday, January 20th

Location of all workshops: UNCG Campus at 1000 Spring Garden Street in Greensboro, NC 27403 in the HHP (Health & Human Performance) Building. Parking available in the Walker Street parking deck.

for more info: www.soulflowerstudios.com/page4.html

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Jim Boz is coming ...

2007-12-18T15:29:04Z

Jim Boz is coming to Huntsville, AL!!!!!!! The Beledi Club of Huntsville will host the wonderful Boz July 18-20, 2008. All the details aren’t on the Beledi Club’s website yet, but here’s what we have so far:

• Hafla Friday night either at the hotel of choice or The Studio … possibly wandering to my favorite local gay bar just to amuse Jim and show him off to my friends there.
• Four hours of classes with Jim on Saturday that will be decided upon at the Club’s January meeting. Check out Beledi Club of Huntsville’s Tribe for a listing of what our options are. http://tribes.tribe.net/belediclub and to keep up to date on our progress with planning this event.
• A few specially chosen vendors … we have invited Faye and Bipin (who just so happen to be friends of Jim’s), plus Linda (local Beledi Club Member) and Belilah (Beledi Club member) who will be selling Eye Kandy!
• Show Saturday night at the American Legion which will be a benefit for the local ASPCA, a charity near and dear to the Bozman’s heart. There will be a cash bar and a simple menu available to order from (things like burgers, chicken fingers, fries, pizza, etc). We’re considering having a silent auction or something of the sort to help get money for the ASPCA. The Legion gives us this location for free since we do charity shows, so big kudos to them. Tickets to the show will be $10 each or included in your price if you pay for the workshop by the Early Bird deadline (June 1). Performers aren’t expected to pay for the show, but are asked to make a $5 charitable donation.
• Three hours of classes on Sunday will be a bit more advanced than that offered on Saturday, but not beyond anyone who survives the previous 4 hours with Jim.
• Prices are going to be great! The Early Bird Price offered is $125 if paid for by June first. This includes your ticket to the show and 7 hours of class with Jim. After June 1st, the price changes to $150. A single day of classes will be $75 if paid for before June 1st or $80 at the door.
• We’re working on getting pricing for hotel rooms, but that’s still in the works …
• Put this one on your calendar – you’ll kick yourself if you miss it!!!!!

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GLOBAL MALA PROJECT IN HUNTSVILLE, AL

2007-08-24T16:23:54Z

www.globalmala.org

The purpose of the Global Mala Project is to unite the global yoga

community from every continent in the world, forming a "mala around

the earth" through collective practices based upon the sacred cycle of

108.

On September 21st - 23rd, Fall Equinox and the United Nations

International Day of Peace, studios, teachers and organizations across

the globe will create fundraising celebrations, raising funds and

awareness for some of the most essential issues of our times.

BE A PART OF THE GLOBAL MALA

SEPTEMBER 23, 2007

3:00pm

CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY (DOWNTOWN HUNTSVILLE)

..Raising Consciousness and funds for: WAR CHILD

http://www.warchild.org/

108 is a sacred number in yogic traditions. We will use this number in

sequences during the event...Everyone who attends is requested to

complete 4 sets of 27 Surya Namaskars (Sun Salutations) modified.

Between sets we will have '108 form' Tai Chi, pranayama, meditation,

multi-cultural chanting and song, and water/bathroom breaks. Please do

not be intimidated by the amount of Surya Namaskars (Sun Salutations).

We will offer a modified set that will mostly be in childs pose.

In the spirit of the sacred 108; a donation of $10.80 is requested. These

funds will be allocated to WAR CHILD http://www.warchild.org/ and The

Church of the Nativity.

Styles of chanting and song that Blake Briscoe, Liz Seifried, and John

Tinger will be conducting will be centered on a multi-cultural level. The

intent of including ALL traditions will be the focus.

Come enjoy these peacemaking efforts in sacred space and support

the local and global community.

PEACE BE WITH YOU

SHALOM, SALAAM, SHLAMA, SHANTI, PAX

THE VILLE'S GLOBAL MALA CREW

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Tribe search

2007-06-17T18:00:32Z

I just moved to Blountsville alabama, between Huntsville and Birmingham. What tribes are around this area? I moved from Daphne Alabama and have been dancing for a year and a half in American Tribal style belly dance under Rita Brown's Gypsy Chicks. Is there a tribe in Huntsville?
Thanks
-Kristina

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Come the THE NICK May 2 Wed.....

2007-05-01T17:36:22Z

Be there or be square!! LOL....YEAP really......the most outragous band is coming to birmingham for only ONE NIGHT, ONE SHOW......
RAQUY and THE CAVEMEN!!
The Nick
6:30 pm drum workshop with RAQUY
8pm SHOW with special guest belly dance troupe SIRQUS OF JREAMS
YOU GET ALL THIS FOR ONLY
$20.....can you belive that?
Or you can just do the show for $5.....
Raquy and the Cavemen are from New York City and are traveling our nation promoting their newest cd......if you haven't heard them check out their website and take a listen.....
www.raquy.com
SEE YOU WED MAY 2
jamillarasa@yahoo.com

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red tribe @ safari cup

2007-03-23T21:58:00Z

are you guys still dancing @ safari cup?
any upcoming shows?
thank you
gabriel

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Henna Workshop!

2007-02-20T17:22:22Z

This Saturday at The Studio in Huntsville, Alabama, The Naughties are sponsoring a henna workshop with Heather Foster. Heather is an amazing henna artist who originally did the design I have on the back of my neck in the palm of my hand in henna. I fell in love with it and had to make it part of me permanently, so this explains why I am so crazy about her. Plus, she's an amazingly cool chickie/dancer/friend! Heather will be at The Studio from 1-4pm teaching the history, safety, and application of henna with an after party for video watching! You will receive 2 cones of henna (one for playing in class & another for taking home to get more practice), handouts of designs & how-to instructions to help you remember the stuff she teaches, and a design of your choice from the sheets she brings done on your hand all for just $25 prepaid or $30 at the door. If you want more henna work done, Heather will be available after the class to do more work during the video/dance hafla. Also, Heather will have extra cones for sale to those of you who just can't wait to henna everyone in the house (be nice to your animals!). The hafla is to be potluck, so bring along any munchies you want to share and/or pillows for lounging while watching the videos. Bring any interesting videos of shows you'd like to share with us. It's going to be loads of fun -- hope to see you there!

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Hey You! Yes I Mean You

2007-02-07T04:42:44Z

Do you have a new pet and want pictures to remember them? Have a special someone you want a unique gift for? Children's first year in school? Lose weight and want to show off? Maybe You have a case of the Winter Blues and just need a pick me up? If any of these and more sound like you, give us a call. Softer Image Photography can take care of all of your portrait needs. Call us today to set your appointment and find out about our Valentine's special. Hurry. Valentine's is almost here.

Softer Image Photography
205-663-7012
Charles and Angelia Lowery

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Sirqus of Jreams host HOLIDAY HAFLA Sunday Dec 17~

2006-12-05T21:44:55Z

So nice to see Diane in Mobile at the BDSS show...just as stunning as always. I am really looking forward to seeing you ladies again on Dec 17 at the Hafla hosted by Sirqus of Jreams.! I have pasted the information below (with directions as well)......See you all soon!

Sirqus of Jreams Holiday Hafla, welcomes all friends and dancers! Come share an afternoon with us in the holiday spirit! Bring your costumes and dance if you like! This is an old fashion hafla where the dance floor is open to everyone! Students, teachers, everyone, lets all get together and just have a great party! Petite Jamilla will be home for the holidays and will join us at the hafla....come chat, eat, SHOP, Dance and generally just have a good time. See you there!

*DECEMBER 17 * SUNDAY
from 5pm-7pm doors open at 4:30pm......this place is fantastic it is an old school house from the late 1800's that has benn renovated....most fabulous.........wood floors to die for ......lots of room to dance! Come join the fun, dance , chat, eat, SHOP.......enjoy the holidays with us!!

*$5 cover charge for the rental*

Here are the directions........

65 South go toward Montogmery (17 miles south of Bham)
exit at 238/Alabaster
It will be at the Alabaster Exit at the
Colonial Promenade
( Our new Shopping center! is located on Highway 31 at Interstate 65 (Exit 238 off of Interstate 65).

At the end of the exit TURN LEFT onto old hwy 31, as if you were going to the mall, you will cross over hwy 65 and see the new shopping mall to your left.....after the red light at the Colonial Promenade you will go straight, cross over 2 railroad tracks and the next red light (the first red light after the Colonial Promenade) you will TURN LEFT toward Columbiana....right there at the light you will see the CAMP BRANCH COMMUNITY CENTER on your LEFT, it is a large old white wooden building.........it is so easy to get to!!! (It is about ½ mile from the Colonial Promenade)

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Kassar is coming!

2006-10-26T21:19:22Z

Yeah, we've managed it. Mel and Karin of Kassar fame will be in Huntsville, AL November 18-19 to make us sweat, courtesy of The Naughty Nomads. The workshop wil be held at The Studio located at 1219 C Jordan Lane which is on the corner of Jordan Lane and Commercial Drive in the Penny Plaza across from Chuck E. Cheese. That Saturday will be partnering choreography and Sunday will be partnering with floorwork. Each day will offer 3 hours of classes starting at 11am with an hour for lunch starting at 12:30. Don't miss this one --- getting these chickies here from New Jersey is NOT an easy task! And while you're here you can attend the Third Annual Shahala's Toys for Tots Show which Kassar will be performing in. Come on and join us --- you could even be in the show and be able to claim that you danced on the same stage as Kassar! The price is only $75 for both days or $40 for one day as long as you pay before the day of the workshop. It will be $90 at the door for both days or $45 for one day. That's a great price for these two gloriously wonderful dance teachers!

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Gypsy Red Tribe at Break N Bread~~

2006-10-09T15:34:14Z

The show was quite successful and I want to thank everyone that came out to support the arts in Birmingham! There was amazing food from some of the best restaraunts in and around the 'Ham! We hope to see you next year!

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bellydance, tattoos, hot rods, and swords

2006-09-21T02:20:47Z

Come check out Ms Liz and Eidolon...two of Huntsville's awesome solo bellydancers. They'll be shimmying and playing with swords between bands and throughout the night.

Ink City Tattoo celebrates it's 7th anniversary with
THE 2nd ANNUAL ROCKET CITY TATTOO BASH, BBQ and OL'Skool Car Show.
When: Sunday, September 24th, 3PM until . . .
Where: Flying Monkey Arts Center, 2211 Seminole Dr. Huntsville, Alabama

Live Tattoo Contests
Live Rockabilly Music
Door Prizes and Raffles
BBQ Cookout
Ol' Skool Car Show open to all traditional style rods and customs 1965 and earlier. Rat Rods, Trucks and Bikes welcome. NO trailered vehicles. (Car show registration begins at 2:30)
Pinstripers & automotive artists welcome to set up.

website: flyingmonkeyarts.org
email: inkcitytattoo@aol.com

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Nichole Hannah & Haflaween in HSV

2006-09-15T19:26:46Z

Nichole Hanna of Gypsyville and Panty Raid out of Nashville will be teaching at The Studio Saturday, October 21, 2006. The Studio will open for registration, chatting and warm-ups at 11am. Class on connecting with your partner (there will be enough peeps there, you don't have to bring your own) will be 12-2pm. We will have an hour break for lunch & discussion, then start up again at 3 for BURLESQUE!!!!!! No worries, ladies -- no extra people will be allowed in the Studio at that time, so you can be comfortable learning some burlesque basics without distractions. We will break from 4 til 7 that night so that we Naughties can prepare The Studio for Haflaween, a wonderful Halloween dance party for all of our friends. there will be live drummers (as opposed to dead ones?), canned music, games, contests, food & fun. The Beledi Club of Huntsville is helping sponsor this one, so you can meet all those ladies, too. Our studio is located at 1219C Jordan Lane which is on the corner of Jordan Lane & Commercial Drive in Penny Plaza. We are catty corner from Chuck E. Cheese, a small children's birthday hell. Come on over and join us for a day of great dancing with all of our wonderful friends. Did I mention that Nichole is bringing Anne, her partner in crime? Yeah, you'll get two teachers for the price of one: $30 before October 15th midnight, $40 at the door., so join us, why don't ya?

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Gypsy Red Tribe @ Art Walk 2006!!!

2006-09-13T03:18:01Z

Gypsy Red Tribe and Karachi Rocket will be performing for the 6th year at Art Walk located in the Loft District of Birmingham, Alabama. GRT will perform on the main stage at the Cobble Stone Cafe from 6:30-7:00 on Friday, September 8th! GRT will be premiering new installations including Jazz Fusion, Edge of the Sword, New Drum Solos as well as new members of GRT including Haley Speed and Kay France!!!

Look for Projekt::Tribal '06 Coming Soon!

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Sonia Workshop Oct 14

2006-08-23T14:10:43Z

Bellydance Superstar
*SONIA*
drum solo Workshop
OCT. 14
Childrens' Dance Foundation
1715 27th Ct, Homewood, AL
1pm-4pm
$65.00
can pay with paypal
www.bellydancesuperstars.com
contact : jamillarasa@yahoo.com

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August 12 Bellydance Superstar Petite Jamilla workshop/show Homewood AL

2006-08-07T15:25:23Z

Can you believe it?? Only 6 days until Petite Jamilla workshop and show in Birmingham AL!!! This is an especially exciting workshop for PJ as this is her hometown area, so it is always nice to see friends and family. Touring with BDSS leaves PJ little time at home, so when down south here, it is always extra nice to have a workshop and show with past students, and friends. Sort of like a class reunion!

*Petite Jamilla*
Workshop/Show in Alabama *August 12*
Petite Jamilla Workshop & Evening Show
*August 12* (Saturday)

Children's Dance Foundation
1715 27th Ct S, Homewood, AL
(205) 870-0073 (call studio for directions)

contact Jamilla Rasa to register and for more details
Jamillarasa@yahoo.com

Veil Workshop from 1pm-4pm
$45.00 prepaid
$55.00 at door

Evening show featuring Petite Jamilla
and the South's Finest Belly Dancers
8pm
$15.00 at door
$12.00 at door for students w/cards & Senior Citizens

Prepaid Combination ticket
workshop and show
$57.00
(we accept Visa and MasterCard)

Contact Jamilla Rasa to register
jamillarasa@yahoo.com

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June 9th event.

2006-06-30T22:05:24Z

WOW, you guys were AMAZING...
GREAT DRUMS, GREAT DANCING, GREAT PEOPLE!
stomp stomp

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Southeastern Invasion- What a great weekend!

2006-06-12T14:57:48Z

Wow, what at great weekend! Kudos and congratulations to Sherry Morrison for all her hard work in organizing and bringing Mira Betz and Elizabeth Strong's Southeastern Invasion to Birmingham! I am tired, but so inspired!!!!

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Mira Betz Tribe

2006-06-08T18:58:40Z

I couldn't resist! I know some of you must be as crazy about her as I am

http://tribes.tribe.net/mirabetz

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Fingers Crossed Gypsy Red Tribe and Band will get to join us!!

2006-06-01T15:59:14Z

PETITE JAMILLA Workshop and Evening Show!
August 12 (Saturday)
Childrens' Dance Foundation
1715 27th Ct, Homewood, AL
1pm-4pm Veil Workshop
8PM Evening show featuring Petite Jamilla and some of the south's finest dancers

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
DOUBLE VEIL AND SPINNING
Teaching her 7 techniques to double veil in addition to spinning pointers, Petite Jamilla uses Visualization and meditation methods to relax the body and focus the mind on spinning through which she found her own spiritual connection.

Workshop Price: $45.00 pre-register
Workshop Price $50.00 at door

8pm Evening Show Tickets $12.00 general public, $10 senior citizens, students

Workshop Contact and Registration: Jamilla Rasa- 205-621-0609- jamillarasa@yahoo.com

Studio Restrictions: 20-25 people

Parking: Free and lots of space

Directions to Workshop Location: (205) 870-0073 Call studio for directions

ABOUT PETITE JAMILLA:
Bellydance Superstars youngest member Petite Jamilla, as pictured on the cover of “Live at the Follies Bergere” DVD has been touring with the Bellydance Superstars since January of 2004. Performing the celestial and inspiring double veil as a featured part of the show, is just a fraction of what this talented dancer has to offer. Since she was 17, Petite Jamilla has been teaching workshops that range from Zill Techniques with Modern Incorporations, Choreographed Fusion Drum Solo’s, and Spinning Introductions with Double Veil “How To’s.” By the age of 20, she had produced 2 instructional DVD’s [Beginner’s Dance Movements, and Secrets of the Double Veil] available for purchase through www.bohemianmarket.com. Cross-Cultural Fusions are a passionate focus for this dancer as her Irish/Native American ethnicity became the incentive to further explore and push the boundaries of fusion in dance. With training in Bellydance (taught by her mother, Jamilla Rasa), Polynesian, Scottish Highland, Modern Irish, and Cape Breton Step Dancing her unique blend began an unclassifiable style. Dually equipped as a classically trained musician in Western style compositions and Scottish/Irish blends - it was, of all things, the Highland Bagpipes that showcased Petite Jamilla’s talent for the critically acclaimed Rod Stewart in February of 2000.

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Mira Betz, Elizabeth Strong Chattanooga workshops this weekend

2006-05-24T16:34:13Z

Zanzibar Studio in Chattanooga, TN is hosting workshops by lovely ladies Mira Betz and Elizabeth Strong. Our Friday night show is sold out, but the reputations of these gorgeous gals precede them (I do believe the wonderful Gypsy Red Tribe enjoyed hosting Mira's workshops last fall) and these classes are guaranteed to be fantastic!

Mira Betz teaches and performs throughout the nation. She has been nominated for Zaghareet's Best Teacher of the Year Award for 2006. Her unique approach to the shimmy has changed the way dancers dance all across the nation.

Saturday May 27
Shimmy Workshop 11 - 1pm
Traditional Choreography Workshop 2 - 4pm

Sunday May 28
Modern Choreography 11 - 1pm

Elizabeth Strong is an expert in Turkish style dance, which she studied in Istanbul. This class will focus on Turkish Roman dance to the 9/8 rhythm and will include technique and cultural background. This dance form is very expressive, intense and fun! Students are encouraged to wear yoga pants, a plain hip sash, and a comfortable top. To read more about Elizabeth, visit http://www.strongdancer.com.

Sunday May 28
Turkish 9/8 Workshop 2 - 4pm

each workshop is $40
$110 for all four workshops!
$90 for three!

email andrea@zanzibarstudio.com or call 423-265-0084

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Sherry Morrison & Gypsy red Tribe - Nominated to Best Kept Secret in Zaghareet Polls

2006-05-05T05:38:32Z

Check it out!!!!!!!!!!! Sherry Morrison & Gypsy Red Tribe nominated for Best Kept Secret 2006!!!!!

http://zaghareet.freeservers.com/poll.html

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Anyone going to this workshop?

2006-04-14T20:58:22Z

These ladies are amazing! I have seen a lot of carnival dancers, but these ladies isolations are f'n great!
will be there...

My favorite is Laylia
she's got some vids up at www.laylia.com

anyhow it will be in florence
http://www.wiporwil.com/extravaganza06.htm

also there is a contest in Nashville TN for ameatures

Friday, April 21st, 2006
Amateur Night Belly Dance Contest!
Parisa's
7:15 pm-8:30pm
The Woodbine Plaza @ 2424 Nolensville PK, Nashville, TN 37211

The winner will be a finalist in Parisa's Amateur Belly Dance Finals in June where dancers compete for $200.

DANCERS... please see below for details as there have been some changes/updates.
Details for the Finals contest are also below.

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*****A note and Special offer from Linda for Participants*****
Just to make it official and correct any misunderstanding, I am not a judge for the contest. I choose the judges, which may include my students (who all take from other teachers as well), and avid dance fans who represent a non-dancer’s view.
On that note...

I am offering $10 off every hour of private instruction for participants in an upcoming contest.
Regular hour of private lessons: $35 discounted price: $25
This is valid for the rest of this series. The dancer must be competing in the next available contest which includes the finals.

I support dancers in every style to further their artistry and to give themselves the training they deserve. I encourage you all to take private instruction with a qualified teacher (especially a professional performer) as it is the most diligent way of improving your dance.

In the spirit of the dance,
-Linda-

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Due to the overwhelming popularity of these events, you MUST MAKE A RESERVATION!!!!
Call 615-255-4448.

Out of respect for one another and to enhance your service, there are some policies on reservations for this evening:

You are not guaranteed a seat unless you make a reservation.
No standing room or bar area.
Walk-ins most likely will not get a table due to limited staffing.
Only 1-3 reservations in any 15 minute segment will be accepted.
therefore, your reservation may have to be earlier or later than the contest time.
It is requested, though by means required, that you make reservations for 4 or more guests.
First come, first serve on reservation times. No preference to Dancer's family and friends.
Your entire party must be present before you are seated.
Late arrivals: If no one has shown up from your party within 10 minutes of your scheduled time you may have to wait or not be seated.
Each person must order an entrée or dollar amount equivalent.

Thank you for your understanding.

There will be (really, really this time) a limited menu with vegetarian options. There will still be a variety of appetizers, kabobs, stews, and desserts as well as the full drink menu.

PARISA’S:
Located at 2424 Nolensville Pike, Nashville, TN 37211 in the WOODBINE PLAZA just one light from I440.
LOOK FOR THE WOODBINE PLAZA SIGN!
Call 615-255-4448 for reservations and directions.

Details for Monthly Semifinals:

Special note... Out of town dancers are very welcome to participate!
Also, anyone who has been chosen as a semifinalist is welcome to open the professional Friday show which usually features Linda. This is to offer you more experience at the restaurant and in a professional setting. Speak with Linda if you are interested. This includes the 3 dancers from the January show.
Any professional dancer who wishes to do an exhibition at an amateur night, please contact Linda.
Amateur is defined as a Belly Dancer who has rarely or never been paid for performances. This may include teachers with limited performance experience or dancers that have had up to 4 paid gigs.
Dancers must contact Linda to register.
Monthly contest first prize: $50.00 plus any tips she/he receives (see below)
Panel of Belly Dancers and non-dancers decides semi-finalists,
Audience decides finalist.
Limit 5-10 dancer entries.
This event will be postponed or canceled if we do not have 5 dancers registered by the Tuesday before the event.
Songs or song sets must be 3-7 minutes long. Props welcome, no fire or snakes please.
All styles, ages, and amateur experience levels welcome.
Soloists only.
Original choreography/ improvisation encouraged.
No entry fee.
Dancers must be in Belly Dance costuming. This does not have to be professional quality, but appropriate costuming is required. Contact Linda if you have questions about this.
Please only compete if you have taken Belly Dance training. This does not include videos. Videos are a great practicing and learning tool. However, the purpose of these contests is to raise the bar on the level of professionalism for our amateur dancers.
Dancers must maintain class and modesty at all times.
we discourage tipping in costumes at these events, audience may tip at the dancer’s feet, in the form of a shower over the head or in the hand after she dances. An employee will collect the tips from the floor when the dancer is done.
Dancer Check in at 6:45

Contact Linda to register and secure your song title, or if you have any questions.
linda@lindabellydance.com
615-482-6429

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Tribal Con

2006-03-22T17:22:16Z

Girls, ya'll did an awesome job in Atlanta!! The fan piece looked really nice and the shot of red color was beautiful and quite dramtic, nice arms girls...great job to the new gals!!!
Sherry and Diane, you were wonderful as usual, and Karochi Rocket sounded awesome as usual. Was good to see you all up there representin the HAM!

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Shimmy-a-thon 2006

2006-03-13T18:56:42Z

Beautiful Dancers,
Shimmy-a-thon 2006 planning is underway- mark your calendars for Sept 23rd. Last year's event raised over $16K for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and we are hoping to raise $20k this year.

For those of you who participated, donated or came to the event last year, thank you for your support and we hope we can count on you again this year! We have some exciting things planned for this year's event; so keep an eye out to www.shimmyathon.com for updates and information when it becomes available. Currently information about last year's event is out there; so those of you who missed it can get an idea of what we are about.

If you would like to help out in some way, please feel free to contact us! We love hearing from you and everyone's efforts are greatly appreciated. If you have a special skill or item/product/service you would like to donate as a prize or incentive, know someone who can help us or just have some extra time to donate, please let us know. Our show should fill up very quickly this year, so please let me know if you are interested in performing.

Hope to see you all there dancing with us!

Sincerely,
Wendy Darsey (Nisaa)
Event Chairman

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Guess what today is????

2006-03-12T03:55:20Z

Hey Y'all! Guess what today is! Today is Sherry's Birthday!

Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday dear Sherry
Happy Birthday to you!!!!

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Who are Your Favorite Belly Dance musicians?

2006-02-02T23:49:04Z

One of mine is Phil Thornton in which I'm searching.

He along with Fritz Heede & Micheal Beach (with whom I can find all
over the place) are my three sources for the Best BELLY Dance music
I could or would ever want to hear. That's what I used to use/play
all of the time before I once again (after leaving it for a minute)
am 'back into the Dance'.

This time as many of you know..I have a vested interest beyond the
strictly social & entertainment benefits. Namely my newly started
Foundation. And to learn more about it (and me) please go to:
www.myspace.com/linny_g ..plus if you have ANY information on
where
I can find music produced by PHIL THORNTON, then 'e' me
here..thanks!

I might as well tick Tribe off by naming just about all of my other
Group sources (and did I tell you about yahoo.. bellydance.meetup.com/11/memb
er/2226428/ and Bhuz.com :-)?),
~Linny~

PS. And join me at MySpace or here on Tribe as a Friend or Associate if the
Spirit moves you!

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BDSS Birmingham Feb 17 one show only AND Jillina Workshop Feb 18

2006-01-28T05:05:29Z

Here is a clip from KTLA of just a small tad of what BDSS show is about!
Bozenka, Rachel Brice, Petite Jamilla and Sonia & Issam........

www.lakeisabella.net/bdss_ktla.wmv

Friday Feb 17 Virginia Samford Theatre 8pm Birmingham AL
$32.00/door $38

Saturday Feb 18 Children's Dance Foundation 10am-1pm JILLINA workshop
$60.00/door $65.00

Tickets for both events can be purchased at
www.bellydancesuperstars.com
go to calendar and you can pay with paypal!

Local information please contact
JamillaRasa@yahoo.com

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The Southern Oasis Hafla in Augusta, GA!!!

2006-01-23T03:07:26Z

Date & Time: Friday, January 13, 2006 - Saturday, March 18, 2006
7:00 PM
Location: The Mission
1157 Broad Street
Augusta, GA 30901 view map
More Info: 706-399-9148
www.themissionlive.com/

Shake it 'til your beads fall off!!

Come to Augusta to see another side of Da Dirty South! A wonderous night of dancing and community in a relaxed and inviting setting with Alchemy as your hosts! Shop, dance, learn, meet, greet, network, and just generally have a fantastic time... At the Oasis!

www.alchemydance.com for more details.

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URGENT ZURI EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT/POSTPONEMENT

2006-01-19T04:40:08Z

URGENT: ZURI POSTPONES ITS JAN 28/29 BAHAIA/AMANI EVENT:
Please pass the word....due to unforeseen & urgent circumstances beyond our control, we have had to postpone this event to August 25, 2006.

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FEB 17-19 BDSS and Jillina workshop in Bham

2006-01-10T16:39:25Z

FRIDAY, February 17, 2006
BELLYDANCE SUPERSTARS performing in Bham
Virginia Samford Theatre
1116 South 26th Street
Bham AL
ONE SHOW ONLY
8pm
www.bellydancesuperstars.com for tickets
1-800-594-8499 for tickets

Saturday, February 18th 2006
________________________________________

Bellydance Superstars Productions present a Master Class with Jillina!

**To register for this workshop
www.bellydancesuperstars.com

WORKSHOP TIME: 10:00am - 1:00 pm

WORKSHOP LOCATION:
Children's Dance Foundation
1715 27th Court South
Birmingham, AL 35209
205.870.0073

WORKSHOP PRICE: $60 advance / $65 at door

TO REGISTER:
www.bellydancesuperstars.com

JILLINA WORSHOP DESCRIPTION:
*BRAND NEW CHOREOGRAPHY NOT AVAILABLE ON DVD!!!*
Classic Egyptian Piece in the style of "Tarab". Emphasis on instrumentation, using technique from legendary dancers fused with the modern movements of today's stars. Useful tips for improvisation will be addressed. Handouts will be available.

CONTACT:
Jamilla Rasa
jamillarasa@yahoo.com
205-621-0609

Studio Restrictions: No food or drinks in any studio space. Food and drinks are allowed in the lobby areas and hallways.

Parking: No restrictions.

There will be a variety of merchandise available for purchase at the workshop including apparel, jewelry, DVDs and CDs.

ABOUT JILLINA:
Master performer/instructor and the director and main choreographer for the Bellydance Superstars and Sahlala Dancers. Jillina is featured in the film, AMERICAN BELLYDANCER. INSTRUCTIONAL BELLYDANCE WITH JILLINA, is the latest in her line of award-winning DVDs. Her artistic interpretations, understanding of the culture, extensive background in dance and signature style is evident in her choreography. Recognition for her teaching has taken
her to Egypt, Germany, Japan, Brazil, England, Argentina, Spain, U.K., Taiwan and Canada. Through annual trips to Egypt she progresses in her art and keeps up with modern trends. Jillina is a master of technique and discipline driven by a tireless will to achieve excellence as an artist.

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Kamille(SF) of Rockabelly at The Studio in Huntsville AL

2006-01-05T19:52:43Z

The Studio presents Kamille of Rockabelly on January 7, 2006!
1219C Jordan Lane
Huntsville AL
9am Registration and Shopping
10am-12 Warm-up, 6/8 Morrocan, & turns!
12 til 1:30 Lunch (on your own)
1:30 to 3:30 Chiftatelli (slows moves)
7pm Hofla and Show
$50 preregistration $60 At the Door
A car load gets the pre reg price!

Want to add new dimensions to your dance? Kamille comes down to Alabama to churn it up, starting with relentless Morrocan 6/8, moving you around the floor and teaching you how to add those show stopping spins. Then you'll slow it down, get into the earth and move to sensual chiftetelli. And if you want some alone time, privates are available Friday & Sunday.

Please send preregs and checks to:
Lisa Wylie
PO Box 554
Courtland, AL 35618
lisaewylie@msn.com
256-318-0169
Paypal available-please call

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Am I the only one who didn't know about this DVD (or am I still livin back prior to 1893)?

2006-01-04T18:52:54Z

Columbian Exposition DVD: Fine Art, Belly Dancing, Architecture, Inventions at www.columbianexpo.com ..
Experience the America of 1893 through a cinematic visit to Chicago's Columbian Exposition. Many of the world's greatest achievements in art, architecture, science, technology and culture are unveiled there, everything from the finest Victorian paintings to the belly dancing of Little Egypt. Dubbed the "White City," it inspires future innovators like Henry Ford and Frank Lloyd Wright, debuts the Ferris Wheel and Cracker Jack, and, in many ways, marks the beginning of the 20th century. Filmed in High-Definition, EXPO - Magic of the White City immerses viewers in the Victorian Age and its greatest innovators such as Westinghouse, Edison and Nikola Tesla.

Any critiques..anyone have this and would like to comment? Because if you 'buy' it then I may 'BUY' (purchase) it too!

For the record I'm 38 and wouldn't remember the Columbian Expo anyway :-), ~LINNY~

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Tribal Rites Holiday Party

2005-12-12T15:56:01Z

Hey everyone - I hope I am not being immodest in saying I thought the Tribal Rites Holiday Party was just great!

Thank you to the beautiful women of Devyani: Wendy, Deanna and Haley - y'all were amazing!

Karachi Rocket - on FIRE!

Sherry & Diana - my incredible teachers...I have no words. You both are an inspiration. And you gorgeous student dancers!!! Looking great! I am *so* looking forward to 2006 and dancing with all of you!

Happy Holidays!

Helen.

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tribal rites and Mira!

2005-12-09T20:18:31Z

Just had to say that this Friday's show and Mira's workshop rocked!

thanks so much Sherry and Mira for such an awesome show and an awesome (and intense) workshop :)

Hugs
Britt

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MIRA workshop suggestions!

2005-12-08T19:26:52Z

Hello everyone!

I must say....I am totally blown away by the response to this weekends show and workshop! I think it was a obvious success and I'm very happy with how incredibly helpful the workshop was and how well received the show was!

My goal in putting together this show/workshop was based on past experiences with going to workshops and performing at the shows! I want to offer an alternative to the standard way of doing workshops:

My goals with the workshops are the following:

1. Have the Show the night before instead of the night of the workshop! I hate going and dancing all day long...not being able to completely focus on what I was attempting to learn because of the stress and distraction of the looming performance: Trying to grab a bite to eat...take a moment to rest, getting motivated to putting on the costume and trying to put on the "performance face". It's really hard!

2. Offer focused workshops on helping to develop technique and discipline with your dance studies, as well as workshops that are informational about Middle Eastern Culture, choosing appropriate music, specific cultural dances. etc. I personally don't care to learn someone elses choreography. (But that's just me). I would rather focus on the elements that will help me to improve my dance.

3. Catered Lunch: The one thing that will change next workshop will be instead of having to leave for lunch...we will offer a select menu and then include the price for lunch in the workshop cost and have the food delivered. I feel this would be most helpful in letting folks shop, visit, take it easy instead of having to rush to eat, deal with traffic, directions, indigestion, etc. So expect that for the next workshop!

4. Discount to Perfomers: Let's face it...we put on a great show and we don't get paid for it...we don't even get a discount on the workshop! Well...I will be offering a 25% discount on the cost of the workshop for performing groups. This is to help with the cost of your travels!

5. A Meet and Greet Reception following the Workshop: No Stress, No performances...just hanging out with other dancers, eating, talking, watching dance videos, comparing notes, etc.

6. I am starting a Southeastern American Bellydance and Music Association! This community will promote growth, an exchange of new ideas, be inclusive rather than exclusive of all forms of bellydance, offer focused workshops based on improving technique rather than the focus being on style, offer Rhythm and Movement Workshops to help dancers to understand the rhythms that they dance to, and also allowing it's members to make suggestions that will help with all of the above efforts! Promoting the Bellydance Community here in the South! Offering workshop discounts to members of SABMA when attending workshops. (In the works...as we speak!)

I think the performances were a great success! Everyone did a fantastic job...Sincere gratitude goes out to our friends from the North! both Masmoudi and Alchemy! Fantastic Job guys! and I would also like to thank my student tribe - Tribe Altani for their help, positive energy and effort not only at the show but also at the workshop! I am very happy to have you guys in our classes and our Tribe! Also a big thanks to Eric Turner for his help in running the door! A huge thanks to Dave, owner of Safari Cup! I would also like to thank Karachi Rocket for incredible Drumming! Helen and Diana of Gypsy Red Tribe! Nick Hartman for his beautiful Ice Sculptor of the bellydancer! Rashido for his DJing for the folks downstairs! All of the people that donated their services or goods for the door prizes! I would also like to sincerely thank Megha of Devyani Dance Studio for letting us use her wonderful dance studio! And so many more...family, friends and students!

And a very special thanks to Mira! You are fantastic! The workshop was superb! The performance on Friday was inspiring and beautiful! I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know you better and I can't wait to see you again in San Fran in January! Be safe in your travels and always know you have fans and friends down South!

Thanks everyone!

see you all soon!

Any suggestions!? Please email them to me (sherry@gypsyredtribe.net)! I want these workshops to be successful and helpful! Thanks!

sherry

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Thanks!!

2005-11-30T17:22:08Z

Thanks again for bringing such a fabulous instructor and performer to our neck of the woods. Mira will be teaching at Spirit of the Tribes this year. Hope to see ya soon. Lisa

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new MIRA pics posted!!!

2005-11-29T14:32:19Z

Hello all! For all of you MIRA fans, I have just posted some more pics of our TRIBAL RITES November event featuring Masmoudi and the Naughty Nomads of Huntsville, Alabama, Alchemy of Augusta, Georgia, and of course, the gorgeous MIRA!!!

(And please don't miss the money shot of Mira licking Nick's bellydancer ice sculpture!!! With all due respect Mira, this is really quite a photograph!)

Please visit her website!!! http://miramania.com

Enjoy!!! Cheers!

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GRT's Official Groupie

2005-11-14T22:27:50Z

Hi,

My name is Joyce and I am a GRT groupie!

<Joyce waves>

I just spent the weekend with Helen of GRT as I was in town for the local tribal workshop, and GRT TOTALLY ROCKS! I hung out with these faboulus fun folks on Friday night when we went the Atrox FActory to go to the the Haunted House.

SCREAM WHILE YOU CAN!! I haven't laughed so much for a long time!

Man you GRT folks are some people that know how to have fun! As an added bonus to the Haunted House, I also met Jonathan Breck, who played the "Creeper" from Jeepers Creepers (what a cutie!) - got my picture taken with him and even got an autographed 8x10 for my hubby.

I am honored you all let me hang with you guys and I cannot wait to see you all again!

Joyce, the GRT Groupie

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Tribal Rites w/ Alchemy!

2005-11-10T14:13:39Z

Joyce is SO JEALOUS she cannot go but Joyce is so happy for ALL you guys to get to dance together!!!

Will someone PLEASE video this so GRTs Official Groupie, and Alchemy's "Number One Fan" (I am both of these people btw) can PRETTY PLEASE see her most favorite dancers ??

Someone up there must have a videocamera!

Come on peeps - I would come if it were not a 5 hour drive each way, with me having the teach the next day.

Pretty, pretty, pretty please? I don't care about making it all professional with the 'right' angle, or the lighting (you should see my home video from the Athens show!), I just want to see you all dance.

Even a few clips of this performance on someone's website would probably satiate this groupie's unsatiable desire to watch her ALL her favorite dancers dancing together!

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It's not too late to register!!!

2005-11-08T14:33:51Z

JUST A REMINDER!!!

Join Gypsy Red Tribe and Karachi Rocket Friday November 11th at the Safari Cup Cafe located in historic Downtown Birmingham for dinner and a show at a very special holiday presentation of TRIBAL RITES, featuring the unequalled talents of our special guest dancer, all the way from San Fransisco, Mira!

Come enjoy live bellydance performances by Alabama's premier tribal style bellydance performance ensemble Gypsy Red Tribe as well as live Middle Eastern percussion by Birmingham's own Karachi Rocket, and top the evening off with an extraordinarily masterful performance by the exquisite Mira! Begin the evening by experiencing the exotic tastes of the southern Mediterranean as Dave of Safari Cup Cafe offers a delicious repast consisting of select cuisine from mysterious and sultry Morocco. Following the show, local DJ Rashido will spin traditional and modern world-music with open-floor dancing. Everyone is invited to participate!

And, for serious students of bellydance, the lovely Mira will be offering a one-day bellydance workshop Saturday November 12th on The Art of the Shimmy! Mira Betz has been teaching workshops and classes in Middle Eastern and North African dance nationally for the past ten years. Her high energy workshops are designed to challenge the students both physically and mentally, offering clear and supportive instruction in technique, rhythm, and stage presence. Mira’s passion for dance is infectious. Students are advised to warm up prior to workshops.

The Art of the Shimmy: An exhilarating and challenging workshop, designed to be accessible to all levels, but to be indispensable to the intermediate and advanced student. This workshop, hailed for its blood-pumping drills and mind-bending layering, will lead the students through a step-by-step approach to 4/4 shimmies, the "freeze", and the techniques of layering shimmies and isolation.

SCHEDULE
Registration - 9:30 AM
Morning Session - 10 AM - 12 PM: The Art of the Shimmy
Lunch - 12 PM - 1:30 PM (Please eat a VERY light lunch!)
Afternoon Session - 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM: Layering and Isolations

REGISTRATION
Before November 1: $40 per class or $75 for whole day.
November 1 and after: $45 per class or $90 for whole day.

Lunch will be taken between 12 PM - 1:30 PM. Please be sure to eat a very light lunch. NO refunds or credits will be given except in case of extreme hazardous weather.

LOCATION
The workshop will be conducted at the Devyani Dance Center, 2621 Crestwood Blvd, Birmingham, AL 35210. For more information or for directions, please contact Megha at (205) 956-DEVI.

To register, please visit www.gypsyredtribe.net/MIRA and download and mail your registration form along with payment to Sherry Morrison, Gypsy Red Tribe, 704 77th Way South, Birmingham, AL 35206. Please make checks payable to Sherry Morrison.

If you have any questions, please email Sherry at sherry@gypsyredtribe.net or Ryan at karachirocket@karachirocket.net.

ABOUT MIRA
A life-long dancer, Mira began her training in Middle Eastern Dance as a young teen studying with some of the most respected and knowledgeable teachers of our time, such as Katarina Burda, Jamila Salimpour, and Suhaila Salimpour. As a founding member, choreographer, and solo performer of Aywah! Ethnic Dance Company for ten years, she developed a solid foundation of contemporary, traditional, as well as ritualistic dance forms. Her dance background also includes extensive training in Salsa, Modern, Jazz, and Flamenco. Mira is presently collaborating with percussionist Tobias Roberson and multi-instrumentalist Gari Hegedous to form the trio Fringe. In 2004 and 2005 Fringe has been touring, performing, and teaching throughout the United States. Mira is artistic director of the ECHOS Project, a collaboration of emerging choreographers in the Bay Area committed to giving back to the community and supporting the exploration of traditional and experimental music and dance fusion. Mira continues to spread her experience, knowledge and love for dance through her captivating performance and engaging teaching style. For more information about Mira, please visit her website at www.miramania.com.

Please visit our websites at gypsyredtribe.net, gypsyredtribe.tribe.net, www.myspace.com/gypsyredtribe, karachirocket.net, karachirocket.tribe.net, devyani.net, and devyani.tribe.net. Please join our Gypsy Red Tribe E-mailing List to receive e-mail updates for Gypsy Red Tribe events. Just e-mail emailinglist@gypsyredtribe.net.
For more information about the Safari Cup Cafe visit safaricup.com or call Dave McLaughlin at (205) 326-0019.

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Please dont donate to Red Cross!

2005-10-25T17:57:38Z

This is just word of mouth. However what I've heard is that the red cross doesn't put the money all into the survivors they mostly keep it for themselves. Please do some serious research if you plan on donating to them, because I believe it to be just a big scam.

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Suggestions Gig Fees

2005-10-25T14:30:00Z

Hi there..... I got a request from a new patron to dance at a local event. My current fee is $5 per half hour less than another dancer's fee. My fees are not posted. The other dancer's fees are. I have a day job, the other dancer depends on dancing for her income. Should I raise my fee by the $5 to show solidarity or leave it as is? The reason I ask this is: I am not sure whether the new patron knows other previous clientelle who paid the lower fee. However, I have not danced for them in several months. My most recent gigs have been charity affairs for which I donated my time. My hesitation is that if I charged a lower fee to one group and then a higher fee to this person...I don't want to seem as if I'm ripping anyone off. Then again, I do want to be supportive of the other dancer who is more dependent on dance income. As I say, I have a day job..... Any suggestions?....Becky

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Registration for MIRA is OPEN!!!

2005-10-05T21:43:49Z

Hey everyone! Just posted the details of the workshop and the Friday night performance for the MIRA workshop here in Birmingham, and I just wanted to reiterate: REGISTRATION IS OPEN!!! :-D WOO HOO!!!!!!!!

To register, please visit www.gypsyredtribe.net/MIRA. If any of you have any questions, please message me here or email me at karachirocket@karachirocket.net.

We are also sending out the call for performers for the workshop show to take place on Friday night at 7 PM. For any of you interested in performing, please contact me as soon as possible at the email provided above. Thanks! Hope to see you all there! -- Ryan

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GYPSY RED TRIBE presents The ART of the SHIMMY: A BELLYDANCE WORKSHOP with MIRA [www.gypsyredtribe.net/MIRA]

2005-10-05T21:19:41Z

Join Gypsy Red Tribe and Karachi Rocket Friday November 11th at the Safari Cup Cafe located in historic Downtown Birmingham for dinner and a show at a very special holiday presentation of TRIBAL RITES, featuring the unequalled talents of our special guest dancer, all the way from San Fransisco, Mira!

Come enjoy live bellydance performances by Alabama's premier tribal style bellydance performance ensemble Gypsy Red Tribe as well as live Middle Eastern percussion by Birmingham's own Karachi Rocket, and top the evening off with an extraordinarily masterful performance by the exquisite Mira! Begin the evening by experiencing the exotic tastes of the southern Mediterranean as Dave of Safari Cup Cafe offers a delicious repast consisting of select cuisine from mysterious and sultry Morocco. Following the show, local DJ Rashido will spin traditional and modern world-music with open-floor dancing. Everyone is invited to participate!

And, for serious students of bellydance, the lovely Mira will be offering a one-day bellydance workshop Saturday November 12th on The Art of the Shimmy! Mira Betz has been teaching workshops and classes in Middle Eastern and North African dance nationally for the past ten years. Her high energy workshops are designed to challenge the students both physically and mentally, offering clear and supportive instruction in technique, rhythm, and stage presence. Mira’s passion for dance is infectious. Students are advised to warm up prior to workshops.

The Art of the Shimmy: An exhilarating and challenging workshop, designed to be accessible to all levels, but to be indispensable to the intermediate and advanced student. This workshop, hailed for its blood-pumping drills and mind-bending layering, will lead the students through a step-by-step approach to 4/4 shimmies, the "freeze", and the techniques of layering shimmies and isolation.

SCHEDULE
Registration - 9:30 AM
Morning Session - 10 AM - 12 PM: The Art of the Shimmy
Lunch - 12 PM - 1:30 PM (Please eat a VERY light lunch!)
Afternoon Session - 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM: Layering and Isolations

REGISTRATION
Before November 1: $40 per class or $75 for whole day.
November 1 and after: $45 per class or $90 for whole day.

Lunch will be taken between 12 PM - 1:30 PM. Please be sure to eat a very light lunch. NO refunds or credits will be given except in case of extreme hazardous weather.

LOCATION
The workshop will be conducted at the Devyani Dance Center, 2621 Crestwood Blvd, Birmingham, AL 35210. For more information or for directions, please contact Megha at (205) 956-DEVI.

To register, please visit www.gypsyredtribe.net/MIRA and download and mail your registration form along with payment to Sherry Morrison, Gypsy Red Tribe, 704 77th Way South, Birmingham, AL 35206. Please make checks payable to Sherry Morrison.

If you have any questions, please email Sherry at sherry@gypsyredtribe.net or Ryan at karachirocket@karachirocket.net.

ABOUT MIRA
A life-long dancer, Mira began her training in Middle Eastern Dance as a young teen studying with some of the most respected and knowledgeable teachers of our time, such as Katarina Burda, Jamila Salimpour, and Suhaila Salimpour. As a founding member, choreographer, and solo performer of Aywah! Ethnic Dance Company for ten years, she developed a solid foundation of contemporary, traditional, as well as ritualistic dance forms. Her dance background also includes extensive training in Salsa, Modern, Jazz, and Flamenco. Mira is presently collaborating with percussionist Tobias Roberson and multi-instrumentalist Gari Hegedous to form the trio Fringe. In 2004 and 2005 Fringe has been touring, performing, and teaching throughout the United States. Mira is artistic director of the ECHOS Project, a collaboration of emerging choreographers in the Bay Area committed to giving back to the community and supporting the exploration of traditional and experimental music and dance fusion. Mira continues to spread her experience, knowledge and love for dance through her captivating performance and engaging teaching style. For more information about Mira, please visit her website at www.miramania.com.

Please visit our websites at http://gypsyredtribe.net, http://gypsyredtribe.tribe.net, http://www.myspace.com/gypsyredtribe, http://karachirocket.net, http://karachirocket.tribe.net, http://devyani.net, and http://devyani.tribe.net. Please join our Gypsy Red Tribe E-mailing List to receive e-mail updates for Gypsy Red Tribe events. Just e-mail emailinglist@gypsyredtribe.net.
For more information about the Safari Cup Cafe visit http://safaricup.com or call Dave McLaughlin at (205) 326-0019.

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Press Release - Carolena in Bham!

2005-10-04T15:59:13Z

Devyani Dance Company, exclusive partners with FatChanceBellyDance, is
honored to present San
Francisco’s world renowned Carolena Nericcio & FatChanceBellyDance for
a three day workshop &
gala performance.

WHAT: Dance Concert - Devyani Dance Company presents a Gala Show
featuring Carolena Nerricio
and FatChanceBellyDance of San Francisco, with Devyani Dance Company,
Sentir Flamenco;
Natyananda Dances of India & Gypsy Red Tribe.

WHEN: October 22, 2005 at 7PM
WHERE: Alabama School of Fine Arts – Theater Hall
1800 8th Ave. North, Birmingham, AL 35203
COST: $15 at the door

MORE INFO: Call Megha at Devyani Dance Center, 2621 Crestwood
Boulevard, Irondale, Alabama
35210 PHONE: 205-956-3384 EMAIL: devyani@bellsouth.net
WEB: www.devyani.net

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For the Sacramento Sierra area.

2005-09-20T21:04:15Z

WHAT IS THE AMERICAN REDCROSS DOING TO HELP VICTIMS OF HURRICANE KATRINA?

Since the disaster hit, the American Red Cross has been on the scene to help victims. To Date we have opened more than 902 Red Cross shelters in 24 states that have housed more than 204,270 people, and we have served more than 11 million hot meals. Currently we are making it possible for 140,374 people who are running out of personal resources to remain in hotels in 46 states. The American Red Cross has mobilized its nationwide network of more than 850 chapters to support this effort. More than 122,000 disaster relief workers from 50 states, Puerto Rico, Washington, D.C. and the Virgin Islands are supporting this unprecedented relief operation. The American Red Cross is currently undergoing a massive mobilization effort to deploy existing Red Cross volunteers and train new ones for future deployment. For more information on this effort, please visit www.sacsierraredcross.org.

HOW CAN I HELP?

Our major need right now is financial contributions. We expect this to be one of the most expensive disasters in American Red Cross history, and we need the support of the American people to provide Red Cross relief to victims. You can make a donation online at www.sacsierraredcross.org, via phone at 1-800-HELP NOW or by mail with a check made out to “American Red Cross,” 8928 Volunteer Lane, Ste. #100, Sacramento, CA 95826.

WHO SHOULD I CALL TO DO A FUNDRAISER?

Thank you for your interest. Our fund development department is coordinating all outside fundraisers. To get information on picking up donation cans or other fundraising activities, please contact that department directly at (916) 368-3123 or use our chapter main number (916)368-3131.

HOW CAN I MAKE SURE MY DONATION IS SPENT ON KATRINA?

Contributions to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund are best, because they allow us to spend money where it is needed most as new disasters occur. However, if you put “Hurricane Katrina” in the memo line of your check, we will ensure it is spent on this specific relief operation. We are committed to honoring the intent of our donors, so if you prefer to designate your contribution for a specific purpose, please be sure to let us know!

ARE YOU TAKING DONATIONS OF ITEMS?

Thank you for your inquiry. While we appreciate your desire to help, the American Red Cross is not able to accept donations of physical items like clothing, blankets or food. We have found that the cost to collect, ship and warehouse these items often outweighs the value of the items themselves. Financial donations are best because they allow us to purchase EXACTLY what’s needed and get it to people quickly. We try to make these purchases as close to the affected region as possible, so there’s the added benefit of injecting money into the disaster-affected economy.

The American Red Cross is not taking donations of medical supplies or medications either prescription or over the counter. These supplies are best donated to organizations that have a mission of medical relief.

Our major need right now is financial contributions. We expect this to be one of the most expensive disasters in American Red Cross history, and we need the support of the American people to provide Red Cross relief to victims. You can make a donation online at www.sacsierraredcross.org, via phone at 1-800-HELP NOW or by mail with a check made out to “American Red Cross,” 8928 Volunteer Lane, Ste. #100, Sacramento, CA 95826.

I WOULD LIKE TO VOLUNTEER IN THE LOCAL OFFICE (SACRAMENTO, AUBURN, PLACERVILLE, SONORA). HOW DO I DO THAT?

The Sacramento Sierra chapter is still in need of volunteers to work in their local offices. These volunteers are needed to help with administrative support like answering phones, data entry or various other duties in our fund development department. If you are interested in helping locally in either, Sacramento, Auburn, Placerville or Sonora, please call the Sacramento Sierra Chapter at 916-368-3131.

ARE YOU RECRUITING VOLUNTEERS TO BE DEPLOYED TO EVACUATION SHELTERS?

We are actively recruiting volunteers to be deployed to the effected region. To do this, you must be in good health with no mobility limitations, and you must be able to commit to traveling on a “hardship” assignment (sleeping on a cot, with limited access to showers) for three weeks. As of right now, shelters have adequate staffing to support their mission. It is when these volunteers are finished with their assignments, which ranges anywhere from 10 to 21 days, that more volunteers will be needed to replace them. Also, please keep in mind, that this relief operation will last anywhere from six to 12 months. For more information on volunteer needs, please visit www.sacsierraredcross.org.

HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN DEPLOYED TO SUPPORT THE AMERICAN RED CROSS DISASTER RELIEF OPERATION FROM THE SACRAMENTO SIERRA CHAPTER?

Since Saturday the 27th of August our chapter has deployed 366 volunteers. We are looking forward to training and processing more volunteers in the future.

WHY IS DEPLOYMENT TAKING SO LONG?

We are currently deploying trained people to support the disaster relief effort for hurricane Katrina.
Our deployment numbers are at the request of our Service Area. When our Service Center sends our chapter a request for numbers of trained people to be deployed, our chapter then starts the process of finding volunteers with availabilities to match. Please keep in mind that this will be a long disaster relief operation, one that will possibly last from six months to a year.

ARE YOU GOING TO BE HAVING MORE TRAINING CLASSES?

We will be having more training classes in the days to come. Please keep in mind that this is a “hardship” assignment (sleeping on a cot, with limited access to showers) for three weeks. To be deployed to help, you need to have taken our training and must be in good health with no mobility limitations. The American Red Cross is currently staffed for the shelters that are open. It is when these volunteers are finished with their assignments, which ranges anywhere from 10 to 21 days, that more volunteers will be needed to replace them. Also, please keep in mind, that this relief operation will last anywhere from six to 12 months.
Please monitor www.sacsierraredcross.org for updates on dates and times.

WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH EVACUEES FROM THE HURRICANE KATRINA DISASTER AREA?

Any individuals/families that are self-evacuating to the Sacramento Area are eligible for services through the American Red Cross. The Sacramento Sierra Chapter of the American Red Cross is operating a service center in the Sacramento office. This is for the registration and assessment of self-evacuees. In order to receive services, self-evacuees, upon arrival to the Sacramento area, need to contact the Sacramento Sierra Chapter of the American Red Cross by phone at (916) 368-3131 or in person at 8928 Volunteer Lane, Sacramento. Please note that the service center hours vary from day to day . Please call to check on hours.

For people who are unable to visit a local chapter, the American Red Cross has opened up a call center. This center will interview and aid evacuees with the same guidelines as a chapter service center. The call center number is
1-800-975-7585. Please be aware that this number is very impacted and to please be patient with the process.

I WOULD LIKE TO OFFER MY HOME TO DISPLACED EVACUEES, HOW DO I DO THAT?

Thank you for your generous offer to house evacuees displaced by hurricane Katrina. The American Red Cross
does not match evacuees with host families in unaffected areas. Please visit either www.sac.sheriff.com, or your local Salvation Army (Sacramento, 916-563-3700). These organizations are processing of this type of donation.

HOW DO I HELP WITH LOCAL EVACUATION SHELTERS?

It is unclear at this time if an evacuation shelter for hurricane Katrina evacuees will be located in our area.
If you want to participate in a local shelter, if one is located here, you will need to take the same 9 hour training class. We will be having more training classes in the days to come. Please monitor www.sacsierraredcross.org for updates on dates and times.

HOW CAN I FIND OUT ABOUT A LOVED ONE IN THE HURRICANE-AFFECTED REGION?

The American Red Cross has launched a website to help assist family members who are seeking news about loved ones living in the path of Hurricane Katrina.

• If you have internet access, please visit the “Family Links Registry” via www.redcross.org to register yourself, a missing relative or view the existing list of registrants.

• Due to the extent of the damage and the number of people displaced, concerned friends and family members are encouraged to visit this site daily to consult the list, as it will be updated continuously.

• Those who do not have access should call our toll-free hotline 1-877-LOVED-1S (1-877-568-3317)

I AM HAVING TROUBLE WITH MY CLIENT ASSISTANCE CARD (CAC).

If you are a hurricane Katrina evacuee and are having trouble with your:

* US Bank VISA Client Assistance Card that was issued to you at the Sacramento Sierra Red Cross., please call US Bank customer service at 1-877-693-2899.

* Red Cross CAC card, please come by the Red Cross office for assistance.
Please call 916-368-3131 to check the service center hours.

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Can't wait for Art Walk!

2005-09-06T15:05:41Z

The Naughties are really excited about coming down to hang with you guys. Should we go casual or be our Naughty selves and dress to the nines?

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TRIBAL RITES Special Hurricane Katrina Benefit!!!

2005-09-03T14:19:24Z

Alabama's premier tribal style bellydance performance ensemble Gypsy Red Tribe presents TRIBAL RITES, a performance event featuring tribal style bellydance by local bellydance performance ensembles Gypsy Red Tribe and members of Devyani Dance Company, Middle Eastern hand-drumming demonstrations by Karachi Rocket, and DJing and spinning local DJ Rashido, and this month we are presenting a very special performance of TRIBAL RITES to benefit the victims of Hurricane Katrina!!! In an effort to provide relief aid to those effected by Hurricane Katrina, we are donating the majority of the procedes generated by this event to the American Red Cross StormAid relief fund. Please come out and support Alabama's local arts and culture and help give relief to all the victims of Hurricane Katrina!!! Please visit our event listing on Evite.com at www.evite.com/gypsyredtri...ahoo.com/tribalritesbenefitshow To donate directly to StormAid, please visit www.stormaid.com/main.html

Under the direction of principle dancers and instructors Sherry Morrison and Diana Baker, Gypsy Red Tribe is a five-piece tribal fusion style bellydance ensemble that combines classical tribal bellydance with modern dance techniques. Gypsy Red Tribe is accompanied during performances by the five-piece Middle Eastern hand-drumming ensemble Karachi Rocket, the only ensemble of its kind in the state, directed by local percussionist and instructor Ryan Morrison. The event will feature tribal bellydance demonstrations by Gypsy Red Tribe and members of Devyani Dance Company, Middle Eastern hand-drumming demonstrations with open-floor dancing, DJing and spinning of traditional and modern world-music with open-floor dancing.

Gypsy Red Tribe has been featured on Fox 6 News' "Good Day Alabama" morning show and has performed as a featured act at City Stages, Art Walk, Art in Avondale Park, Imagination Festival, and the Improv Festival. Ryan Morrison has also been featured on Memphis, Tennessee's News Channel 3 morning show "Live at 9." Sherry Morrison and Ryan Morrison also offer instruction for tribal fusion style bellydance and Middle Eastern hand-drumming.

TRIBAL RITES is scheduled to take place every second Friday of the month at Safari Cup Cafe located in Downtown Birmingham at the corner of Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard and 3rd Avenue North from 7 PM to 10 PM. Admission is $5 and all ages are welcome.

And, please don't miss our pre-event performance at Birmingham's ArtWalk 2005 at the Cobblestone Cafe stage (on Morris Avenue just west of 23rd Street) Friday, September 9th at 6 PM! For more information, please visit http://gypsyredtribe.net

(Hello friends of GRT!!! Please forgive the redundancy of these postings, but we want to raise as much money as possible to donate for relief.)

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Gypsy Red in Huntsville, AL

2005-08-30T20:08:23Z

We're all so anxious to have you come to The Studio in November! Please get in touch with one of the Naughties (Lisa/Baseema, Marie/Rhyolyn, or Miki/Mikaela) so that we can make sure we have prices and dates set properly and start getting the word out! We even have a few drummers locally who are really looking forward to coming to the workshop. Some of us are looking for drums as we speak!

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grt photos

2005-08-26T13:05:33Z

can i please just say the new GRT photos are HOTTTTT!

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I am visiting southern Alabama August 20th!

2005-08-25T18:05:45Z

Hey I was invited to teach down in southern Alabama August 20th!
http://www.mcgill-toolen.org/zuri/Zuri.htm

What things should I go see while I am there... Sun, Monday and maybe Tuesday?

Laylia

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Photos from TRIBAL RITES August!

2005-08-15T22:50:13Z

Hello everyone! The photos from our TRIBAL RITES August show are now available for viewing here in our picture gallery! Many thanks to our friend Wes Douglas for taking these! Enjoy!!!

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TRIBAL RITES August an unquestionable success!!!

2005-08-14T22:01:23Z

Hello Friends of GRT!!! I just want to thank you all once again for supporting our monthly TRIBAL RITES event!!! And dancers, you all did a WONDERFUL job!!! This was by far the best show yet, and they just keep getting better! We have now been doing them for a third of a year, and already we have nearly outgrown our venue!!! This weekend's show was standing-room only and the house was packed! Our thoughts do go out to our dancer Cynthia who was not with us this time due to a family illness. You were missed girl! Hope all is well!

And, dear friends, be sure to stay tuned for more information about our big ArtWalk extravaganza, featuring a pre-event performance at ArtWalk 2005 Friday September 9th at 6 PM featuring Gypsy Red Tribe, Devyani Dance Company, and Karachi Rocket, followed at 7 PM by our TRIBAL RITES event and post-event afterparty at Safari Cup!!! Please visit our sites at http://gypsyredtribe.net, http://karachirocket.net, http://gypsyredtribe.tribe.net, http://karachirocket.tribe.net, and http://www.myspace.com/gypsyredtribe for the most up-to-date information about performances. If you are interested in receiving email updates about our events, please submit your email to me here or from the Contact pages at http://gypsyredtribe.net or http://karachirocket.net.

Thanks again to everyone for your continued support!!! See you all soon!!!

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TRIBAL RITES on Fox 6's Good Morning Alabama ...

2005-08-12T17:05:02Z

Greetings friends of Gypsy Red Tribe!!! Great news!!! Jeh Jeh Pruitt from the Fox 6 News morning program Good Day Alabama will be presenting a segment about TRIBAL RITES, a monthly performance event presented by Alabama's premier tribal style bellydance performance ensemble Gypsy Red Tribe, featuring tribal style bellydance by local bellydance performance ensembles Gypsy Red Tribe and members of Devyani Dance Company, Middle Eastern hand-drumming demonstrations by Karachi Rocket, and DJing and spinning by Rashido, Friday morning, airing at 8:10 AM and 8:40 AM. The segment will air from the Safari Cup Cafe, the host venue for TRIBAL RITES, located in historic Downtown Birmingham on the corner of Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard and 3rd Avenue North. Please be sure to catch us on Fox 6's Good Day Alabama in the morning, and please join us for TRIBAL RITES tomorrow evening from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Admission is only $5 and all ages are welcome. Tomorrow night's event will feature tribal bellydance demonstrations by Gypsy Red Tribe and members of Devyani Dance Company, Middle Eastern hand-drumming demonstrations with open-floor dancing, DJing and spinning of traditional and modern world-music with open-floor dancing.

For more information about TRIBAL RITES and Gypsy Red Tribe, please visit our websites at http://gypsyredtribe.net and http://gypsyredtribe.tribe.net. Also, please visit http://karachirocket.net. HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL THERE!!!

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Paypal EMAIL WARNINGS!

2005-08-04T04:16:42Z

Hey guys - alot of us do business through paypal and I just got two really sneaky emails that looked very official from someone who's URL shows up as www.panboy.com, yet the page is labeled PayPal at the top - if you're not careful, like I wasn't, you'll end up logging into their site before realizing it's a clone site and they will capture your login and password.

Just warning everyone, be careful of those Paypal "account" emails.

B

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Aug. 20, '05! party time with Zuri in Daphne, AL!! don't miss!

2005-08-01T16:13:22Z

On AUGUST 20, 2005!!

Jane McWilliams (Maresha) Director of Zuri Dance Co. of Mobile, Alabama is pleased to announce that on AUGUST 20, 2005 Zuri & Mystic Creations will sponsor a one-day workshop featuring LAYLIA (www.laylia.com) and SHAMSI (www.bayoushimmy.com).

The workshop will be held in Daphne, Alabama at the Daphne Recreation Center. LAYLIA is a yearly teacher at Noelle’s spring event in Sheffield, Alabama. She will teach new and wild things in her NEW & COOL MOVES seminar. SHAMSI will lead a BEAT THE HEAT WITH DANCE MEDITATION seminar.

The day is guaranteed to be FUN, INFORMAL, & very INFORMATIVE!

TRUE TO ZURI’S PROMISE: bringing you the best instructors at low cost! ONLY $50 for ENTIRE DAY!!!

OPEN DANCING IN SHOW!!! Come and dance! Either in costume or not!

FOR MORE INFO: www.mcgill-toolen.org/zuri/Zuri.htm

or email:
Jane McWilliams (Maresha) at maresha_zuri@yahoo.com
Cheryl Pierce Padgett (Ziva) at zivadiva2000@yahoo.com

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