Official Site of the AACE 2005 Recordings

Featuring:

Saundra Bryant Vic Ceder

Barry Clasper Ross Howell

Mike Jacobs Lee Kopman

Dave Lightly Lloyd Sparks

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Media and Pricing

All recordings are available in the following formats:

Cassette Tape. Cassette tapes are $10.00 per tape. Assume 8 tips fit on each cassette. Calculate the number of cassettes as tips/8 rounded up to the next whole number.

MP3 files on CD. MP3 files are $0.50 per tip. MP3 files are intended for playing on a computer using Winamp or another media player. This has become popular in recent years.

All prices include free shipping.

Ordering

Order by PayPal. You may use my secure online ordering using PayPal. Payments are accepted using most major credit cards, even from many foreign countries. You do NOT need to have a PayPal account to use this service. Simply click the "Add to Cart" buttons for the items you want, then click "View Cart" and follow the instructions from PayPal. Be sure to provide your address for shipping!

Order by Email. You may email your order to me at . Just tell me what tips you want, and tell me if you want MP3 files or cassette tapes. Send me a check, and I will ship your order right out. Be sure to provide your address for shipping!

Order by mail. You can print out this page (or the individual tip order page available below), circle or check the items you want, and mail it to me with payment. Be sure to provide your address for shipping! Mail all order forms and payment to:

Keith Rubow
762 W. Bridwell St.
Glendora, CA 91741

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Workshops

The morning sessions were workshops featuring one or more calls and concepts at each level (except C4). The featured calls and concepts were as follows:

Level	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
A2	Crossover Circulate, Scoot and Weave	Peel and Trail, Trail and Peel, Peel Off, Trail Off	Out Roll Circulate, Checkmate, Horseshoe Turn
C1	Blocks	Butterfly's and O's	Tally Ho
C2	Disconnected	Tandem Based Triangles Formations and Calls	Turn to a Line, Hocus Pocus
C3a	Big Block	Checkerboard and Checkerbox	Single File, Single
C3	Central Concept	Z Concept	Two Faced Concept

Copying

Please do NOT make and distribute copies of this material. Copyright issues aside, proceeds go to help support future AACE dances. This material is being made available to the square dance community at a very reasonable price. Please purchase legitimate copies for your tape groups, and help support future AACE dances!

Questions and Answers

Q) What is meant by the notation "+singing" that I see by some of the tips on the individual tip order forms?

A) It means the caller did both a patter call and a singing call in that tip. I provide both the patter and singing call when you order one of these tips.
Q) Can I really order any tips I want? Can I select the sessions, callers, etc.?

A) Yes! Since all master recordings were done digitally on computer, I can easily select the tips to copy. Cassette tapes are recorded directly off the computer. Copying MP3 files is even easier.
Q) When I order selected tips online, I see a very strange item number in the shopping cart. What is it?

A) The item number for selected tips tells me exactly which tips were selected. Don't worry about it, I know what to do with it.
Q) Why are the MP3 files so much cheaper than the cassette tapes?

A) Because the media (blank CD's) is so incredibly cheap (the postage costs more than the CD). Burning MP3 files onto a CD is also MUCH faster than recording cassette tapes.
Q) How many MP3 files will fit on one CD.

A) About 300, more or less (compared to 8 tips on a cassette). The entire AACE weekend (all levels) fits easily on 2 CD's with room to spare.
Q) Why are some tips missing from the C2 level?

A) Because my laptop computer lost AC power in that hall during the Friday evening session (maybe soneone accidentally pulled the plug). If anyone has recordings of the last six tips from the Friday evening C2 session, I would love to get a copy! I saw several other people recording, but I don't know who.
Q) What about minidisc (MD) media? Why isn't it available?

A) If there is enough demand, I will purchase an MD recorder and make MD's available. I just don't have one right now.