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[10/22/2008 SteppersUSA News] Check out Seal's new remake of a walkers classic standard below
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month For Steppers Too If you haven't visited this site yet the address is www.stepandthinkpink.org and while you're there, sign up for the monthly "Pink Newsletter". Another Breast cancer web site run by steppers is ABCAP.Org run by Ken Bedford click on the link in the ad above.
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If you or anyone you know has any photos, footage or information about
or from any Steppers contests for the
History of Stepping Project,
I'd love to add it to what we have. It's Your History! OR If you have a personal recollection concerning stepping or if you care to help
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WLSC 2008 Shareda, Tee Tee and Robin practice for Trio Category. Take a look at our You Tube Steppers Video page and rate some videos (Seven pages now) SteppersUSA.Com sells Steppin' DVDs from across the Steppers Community. Click Here to view the listing or send us an email if you would like to include your DVDs on SteppersUSA.Com The SteppersUSA Daily News and SteppersUSA.Com are both daily publications which update continually. We accept and publish Steppers classes and workshops, Daily events, weekly events, monthly events, special events, steppers news, requests for information which we can't answer but our visitors may have an answer to. All of this makes us the most complete listing of Steppers information available anywhere. Send your submissions and pluggers or flyers to us at webmaster@steppersusa.com TODAY!
Please copy the message below and send it on to as many steppers as you can please! This is an open message to ALL steppers. Please share it with as many people as possible. As many of you may already know I started a new web
site for the benefit of the greater steppers community. It's called
History of Stepping Project. I wish to encourage you to add your
knowledge to the timeline. If you know anything about stepping, please
share this with the public on this site. We are looking for all
information related to stepping from it's beginnings to the present. The
information literally includes everything from clubs and bars which held
steppers sets and parties to contests and the participants and results,
to when different steppers organizations and classes started, who the
instructors were and are; Musical bands, and artists, DJ's, radio and
television personalities, Movies, videos, and photos… literally
everything stepping. The effort requires more than just posting the information. The need for fact checkers, people willing to do some research exists in this important ongoing project. Just a few minutes a week can make a difference. Thank You for your time! Markie Bee
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Music on the web has been (to say the least) difficult for many to find.
Most of the time, the only place to find the music to dance to (for many
people) is to get the music at the clubs directly from the DJ's who play
it. In some cases, the sound quality of the tracks may be less than what
you may like, parts of songs have been completely missing. I'm sure you
know what I'm talking about. Generally speaking, the only way to get
good music, in tact, with good sound quality has been to buy the whole
CD to get that one steppers cut you wanted. With the advent of iTunes,
that changed quite a bit. They took a page from the original music
sites like the original mp3.com where bands were able to sell their
music without the blessings of the large labels (a real shocker at the
time). Of course they sent the (now infamous) RIAA up against them and
soon the site was shuttered later to be re-born after being forced to
pay royalties to God knows who (especially since the artists themselves
were selling their music on the site) but the bottom line is they are
now paying (I assume the labels). iTunes and Amazon are the two top
sources for downloadable music now on the internet. iTunes music is
generally downloadable in their own proprietary m4a format and isn't
easily playable on "unlicensed" computers, where Amazon offers regular
mp3 audio files.
