Country Time Dance Lines
The Times
They Are A Changin’…
New
Dances From Gloria Johnson:
Half
Nekkid
For... "No Shirt No Shoes No Problem" by Kenny
Chesney
Blue Rodeo
For... "Blue Rodeo" by The
Bellamy Brothers
Sundowner
For... "When The Sun Goes Down" by
Kenny Chesney & Uncle Kracker
Upgrades To The Site:
We’ve made the following changes to the main section of the site:
Upgraded navigational structure of the entire
site
Added a Chat Room
Redesigned the layout
Redesigned many of the graphics
In the Archives, we already have started adding or have added:
Choreographer’s Address Book
Song Listing with dances for each
DanceTalk: a discussion web for
dancers
Future Plans:
Watch for the following improvements and upgrades in the Dance Archives:
Video dance instruction
Searchable database
Couples and pattern step
sheets
Do
you remember “Sweet Pea”? Can you believe it, she’s 6 ½ years old now, in
first grade and missing not one or two, but FOUR front teeth! And yes,
that IS her natural head of hair!
Country Time Archives Will Soon Be “Paid”
It’s been a long time coming, but we are finally converting the Country Time Dance Lines Archives over to a “paid” sub-domain of the main site. We have hosted this site and paid the expenses of housing it since 1994, but can no longer continue to offer these pages for free. Annual subscription costs will be offered for just $15.95 USD, and multi-year subscriptions will be offered which will save the subscriber 10% to 20% over the annual cost. With these prices, you can rest assured that we won’t be making a “dot.com fortune”, just covering expenses and making a living. Target date for the change-over is November 1, 2004.
Have
You Seen The Remodeled Site?
We’ve done quite a bit of remodeling and updating to the site. If
you haven’t been on-line lately, you may want to take a look at the work
we’ve done. To get there, simply double-click the logo to the left, or
enter http://www.country-time.com in your browser! There are now OVER 5,000 step
sheets in the Line Dance section of the Dance Archives!
Save $ With A Charter 100
Subscription
If you
are looking to save some cash in the long run, consider the Charter 100
Subscription! The 1st 100 subscribers will get a
LIFETIME subscription for just $39.95 including all future upgrades like videos! Folks from all
over the USA and even the UK have started subscribing at the special rate!
After the 1st 100, the price goes UP, so don’t miss out on this
offer! It’s very easy to subscribe, just go to the main site at www.country-time.com and
follow the link to PayPal where you can use their secure SSL server to
process a credit card or even an e-check. Dancin’ Steve Shaw of
Sacramento, California was the first to sign up for the Charter 100
subscription, and he has been followed by many others even from as far
away as Great Britain.
We Won’t be Gettin’ Rich With These Subscription
Rates!
Like we said before, we aren’t looking to make a “dot.com fortune”, just pay the bills, make a living, and bring Gloria home from her part-time job. So we don’t plan on “getting’ rich”! Below is a chart of the subscription rates for the new Country Time Dance Lines Archives:
|
SUBSCRIPTION |
RATE |
|
STANDARD
SUBSCRIPTIONS |
|
|
1
YEAR -
Standard |
$15.95 |
|
2
YEAR -
Standard |
$27.95 |
|
3
YEAR -
Standard |
$36.95 |
|
LIFETIME |
$49.95 |
When
the video dance instruction comes on-line, we will begin offering a
“Deluxe” subscription in each of these categories that will include access
to the Video Library as well as everything the Standard Subscription gets.
Rates for those subscriptions will be approximately double these rates and
there will be an upgrade offered to those subscribers already
enrolled.
Dusty Undergoes Open-heart Surgery
Again…
Many
of you may not know it, but Dusty underwent open-heart surgery in February
2001 for an ascending aortic dissection, the same malady that killed the
actor John Ritter (TV: Three’s Company) in 2003. Dusty was a very
lucky man. He was airlifted to Shand’s Hospital at the University Of
Florida in Gainesville, Florida where he underwent the emergency surgery
in the middle of the night at the hand of one of the top
thorasic-cardiology surgeons in the country, Dr. Thomas Martin. Just
before the annual Country Time cruise in 2003, he became ill again and was
hospitalized with a staph infection of the bloodstream. Released from the
hospital the night before the cruise left (and prohibited from going on
the cruise by the doctors), he was cared for by in-home nurses and on an
intravaneous anti-biotic until February 2004. In March and again in April
of this year he again was hospitalized for 10-12 days each. In May, he was
again airlifted to Shand’s where he underwent another round of open-heart
surgery to replace the earlier aortic graft that had become infected.
Dusty now has a porcine valve in his heart and a tube made of Dacron in
his chest that replaces his aorta. As for the infection, he remains under
the care of the infectious diseases doctors at Shand’s Hospital, and the
prognosis is very basic: the infection cannot be cured, only
controlled.