Colonial Heritage Dancers Webpage

Non-updated archival webpage for colonial dancers special interest group. The Colonial Heritage Dancers is a social group that enjoys 18th Century dancing. We meet two times a month, at Historic Bethabara Park in Winston-Salem, NC, to practice and socialize. We practice old favorites and learn new dances. We also hold special dances twice a year, a Springtime Assembly and in December a Christmas Ball.

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http://www.ibiblio.org/colonialdancers/index.html

Blackfoot Nation: Indian Guide and Princess Program

About the YMCA- Guide/Princess Program -In today's world, a child and a father rarely have time together - to talk, to laugh, to really get to know each other and become friends. A sage Ojibway once said that "the white man spends time building cities, but the spends time building men." That sparked the idea for the formation of a parent-child organization centered around American values - the model for the present YMCA Guides program. Y- Guides/Princesses, sponsored by the YMCA, is a program designed to bring fathers and their children together to build strong, lasting relationships. They do this by spending quality time together doing fun activities. Fathers and children 5-14 years of age are eligible to participate. Fathers and sons age 5 to 8 participate in the "Braves" Program. Fathers and daughters age 5 to 8 participate in the "Princess" Program. Each program gives child and father the chance to participate in a variety of activities at a time in the child's life that can help shape their early growth experiences. For girls and boys ages 9 to 14 and their fathers, the Y-Trailblazers program is continues to build on the relationships started in the Princess and Braves programs by emphasizing activitie that nurture wisdom, physical health, spiritual growth and service to others. Although many Y- Braves and Princesses graduate to Trailblazers, prior participation is not required. Members of each program are placed in "Tribes" with each tribe consisting of 8-12 father/child pairs that live in the same area. Tribes meet once or twice a month at each members homes on a rotating basis. Tribes can also participate in outings together such as picnics, field trips, campouts and more. Meeting dates, times and activities are determined by the tribe to fit into everyone's schedule. Tribal meetings provide a forum for spending time together, telling stories, playing games, making crafts and other activities. Trailblazers are not placed into tribes. This is one large co-ed group that participates in one adventurous activity per month. The YMCA sponsors Federation Events which include all of the tribes. These include a Spring and Fall Longhouse (weekend campout), Thanksgiving Day Parade, Winter Sleepouts, Princess Date Nights and more. To enhance the experience for the child and the father, members usually take names, many wear leather vests to display their names and activiy patches, the children perform services and crafts to earn "feathers" and tribes use drums, chief's headdresses and other -oriented items to create an atmosphere of excitement and enjoyment for everyone. The YMCA provides stories and activity suggestions that are inspirational and promote fun, fellowship and self-worth.

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http://www.ibiblio.org/blackfoot/

Football Fans Awayguide

ARCHIVAL SITE: Do you travel away with your club ? If so let us know what you think of the grounds you visit and whether our or not our info was both useful and correct. Whether its just a couple of lines telling us that you couldn't get served at half time or a full run down on the facilities, pubs, food, fans and nightlife we're always very grateful.

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http://www.ibiblio.org/awayguide/

Home Page for the Orioles' Fans mailing list.

This site is the repository for the current version of the Orioles List FAQ and introduction file. We also have a quick guide to the operation of the list.

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http://oriolesfans.org

North Carolina Paddle Tennis Association

We play in Apex every weekend and occasionally during the week. All age groups and skill levels are welcome. We provide the equipment so new players can try our sport. Whether you have terrible hand-eye coordination or are a racquet sport pro, you will have fun playing paddle tennis. We play on a tennis court, use tennis balls, and keep score like tennis. New lines are drawn to make the dimensions smaller. Mostly doubles are played. Depressurized tennis balls (new ball punctured with a needle to take air out) are used to lower the bounce.

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http://ncpaddletennis.org

The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation NC Triangle Affiliate

Born in a promise between two sisters – Nancy Brinker to her sister, Susan G. Komen, who died from breast cancer at the age of 36 – the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation has become the world’s largest and most progressive grassroots network fighting to end breast cancer forever. This year, the 25th anniversary, we are recommitting to finally, once and for all, finish what we started. Susan G. Komen for the Cure: new name, new logo, same promise - to end breast cancer forever!

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http://komennctriangle.org

Carolina Tae Kwon Do Club

Carolina Tae Kwon Do Club was created to introduce the general University population to the art of Tae Kwon Do. We also strive to promote self-discipline and physical fitness.

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http://www.ibiblio.org/cws/ctc/

Mounted search and rescue (MSAR) resource site

A web resource site for mounted search and rescue (MSAR) teams worldwide.

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http://www.ibiblio.org/msar/

North Carolina Darts Archive

Comprehensive online resource for steel-tip dart throwers in North Carolina

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http://www.ibiblio.org/ncdarts/

Degree Confluence Project

Pictures and stories from each of the latitude and longitude integer degree intersections in the world. An organized sampling of the Earth.

confluence

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http://www.confluence.org/