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Subject: Re: Offbeat Proposal

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karen

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Date Posted: 00:26:28 10/16/03 Thu
In reply to: Another witness!! 's message, "Re: Offbeat Proposal" on 23:43:38 10/15/03 Wed

i thought it was solon who dropped out of it and not scott?
I thought the combined finals were very interesting actually. I think it's great to have them do 5 dances too, instead of just 4, and I think especially this year, when samba is not in the initial 4 dances it'd be interesting to see a five dance latin final. personla opinion maybe.
K

>OK so the combined latin final was almost a re-run of
>the student advance, but the modern final only had 2 (
>I think) student couples and the rest ex. Does that
>make it better or worse?
>
>Incidentally, who apart from Scott & Sarah dropped out
>from the latin combined final?
>
>>Those of us who actually attended IVDA last
>>year found the combined final to be anything but
>>prestigious. As Robin points out, it was more-or-less
>>a complete waste of time, with several eligible
>>couples deciding not to compete in a repeat of the
>>final they'd just danced anyway. The rest of us had
>>already seen the same dozen advanced dancers doing the
>>same routines a gazillion times that day already, so
>>there wasn't even a lot of audience appeal in it.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Offbeat Proposal	Shell	02:05:23 10/16/03 Thu

Re: Offbeat Proposal	Robin	02:21:11 10/16/03 Thu
Re: Offbeat Proposal -- Tim C, 13:32:25 10/16/03 Thu