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Charon_SK: Dostal som echo, ze keska moze byt znicena a tak som to bol preverit. Krabku som nasiel tam, kde ju odlozil Tracyteam, vrchnak 5m dalej a logbook dalsich 5m dalej, obsah nikde.
Keska si pozila takmer 3 roky, uz bola raz obnovena, dalsi pokus nedostane.

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Hidden : 3/5/2009
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    Round dance

    Round dance je párový tanec, ktorý vychádza zo spolocenských tancov. Majú spolocný základ v tanecných rytmoch a figúrach. Na rozdiel od spolocenských tancov sa round dance netancuje sútažne, ale hlavne ako záluba. Je špecifický tým, že sa tancuje na nápovedu. Do reprodukovanej hudby tzv. cuer napovedá názvy tanecných figúr, ktoré tanecníci na parkete vzápätí tancujú. Cuer cíta figúry z cuesheetu, vdaka comu si tanecníci nemusia pamätat celú choreografiu. Cuesheet je zoznam tanecných figúr, usporiadaných do celku - choreografie. Choreografia je napísaná ku konkrétnej skladbe tak, aby bola v súlade s hudbou.

    Názov tohto netradicného druhu tanca napovedá, že sa tancuje do kruhu – tanecníci sa pohybujú po obvode tanecného parketu a vdaka nápovede cuera tancujú všetky páry jednotne. Podobne ako v spolocenských tancoch, i v round dance sa tancujú tance štandardné (waltz, foxtrot, quickstep, tango...) i latinskoamerické (cha-cha, rumba, jive, samba...) a tiež sú v round dance zaužívané niektoré dalšie rytmy (two-step, slow two-step, bolero, mambo, west coast swing...). Tanecné figúry pre jednotlivé rytmy sú podla obtiažnosti zoradené do fáz I - VI, co ponúka širokú možnost uplatnenia pre každého - od teenegera po dôchodcu, od zaciatocníka po tanecníka klasických spolocenských tancov.

     Round dance sa vyucuje a tancuje v kluboch po celom svete. Všetky nápovedy cuera vrátane tanecných figúr sú v anglictine a sú celosvetovo štandardizované organizáciou zvanou Roundalab - The International Association of Round dance Teachers. Vdaka jednotne definovaným tanecným figúram v anglictine si spolocne môžu zatancovat Slováci, Cesi, Nemci, Anglicania, Švédi, Americania, Japonci, Austrálcania, hoci sa stretli po prvý krát.


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Ako ukážku tohto Round Dance tancovania si môžte pozriet video waltzu "Adagio".
Nižšie vidíte cuesheet k tomuto tancu. Cervený text, ktorý je v tomto cuesheete, tam nepatrí, no Vám pomôže nájst, co hladáte.
Vašou úlohou bude zistit, ktorou nohou tanecníci zacínajú jednotlivé figúry (Lead alebo Trail). Tabulka pod cuesheetom Vám potom prezradí súradnice cache.

Potrebné pojmy z roundovej terminológie:
Lead foot - dobrá noha - znamená, že nasledujúcu figúru zacína pán lavou a dáma pravou nohou
Trail foot - zlá noha - znamená, že nasledujúcu figúru zacína pán pravou a dáma lavou nohou
Názvy jednotlivých tanecných figúr v cuesheete sú oddelené bodkociarkami.


EN:
    Round dance

    Round dance is a dance for couples, which is closely related to the social ballroom dancing. Dancing figures and rhythms are common for both of them. Unlike the ballroom dances round dance isn't a dance for competitions, but it's a hobby. Round dancing is specific for dancing on cue. The names of the figures are called to canned music by a Cuer and dancers on the floor dance those figures immediately after hearing them. Cuer reads figures from the cuesheet, therefore dancers don't need to remember the whole choreography. Cuesheet is a list of dancing figures, ordered into a unit - choreography. Choreography is written for one concrete music, to be in harmony.

    As the name of this modern unconventional style of dance proclaims it's danced in a round - dancers are moving around the dance floor. Because of the help of the cuer all dancers on the floor are dancing the same steps at the same time. Similarly to ballroom dancing there are danced smooth rhythms (waltz, foxtrot, quickstep, tango...) and Latin rhythms (cha-cha, rumba, jive, samba...) and there are also used some other rhythms in round dancing (two-step, slow two-step, bolero, mambo, west coast swing...). The dancing figures for particular rhythms are classified according to their difficulty to the phases from I to VI. That offers wide range of exercise for everyone - from teenagers to pensioners, from beginners to social ballroom dancers.

    Round dancing is taught and danced in clubs all over the world. All cuer´s helps including the names of dancing figures are in English and the are world over standardized by an organisation called Roundalab - The International Association of Round Dance Teachers. Thanks to uniformed defined dancing figures in English dancers of different countries may dance together although they meet for the first time.

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As demonstration of round dancing you can watch video of waltz "Adagio".
You can see cuesheet of this dance thereinafter. Red text in this cuesheet isn’t the original part of it, but it will help you to find what you seek.
Your task is to find out which foot is free, it means with which foot the dancers begin to dance the next dancing figure (Lead or Trail). The table below the cuesheet will show you the cache coordinates.

Necessary terms of round dance terminology:
Lead foot – the next figure a man starts with left foot and a lady starts with right foot
Trail foot – the next figure a man starts with right foot and a lady starts with left foot
The names of particular dancing figures in the cuesheet are separated by semicolons.




Adagio
Waltz Phase IV+2
Choreographer: Richard Lamberty


Introduction
Wait in Open Facing Position Facing DC, Lead foot free;;
(Lead Apart, Point, -; (TrailTogether to CP \ DC, Touch, -;

Part A
(LeadTwo Left Turns;; (Lead Turn Left, Right Chasse; (a) Open Impetus; (b) Syncopated Vine to Semi; (c) Forward Hover to Banjo; (d) Back Whisk; (e) Pickup (Lady Lock); (f) Open Telemark;(g) Open Natural; (h) Tipple Chasse Pivot;(i) Spin Turn; (j) Box Finish;(k) Open Telemark; (l) Chasse to Banjo; (m) Manuver;

Part B
(n)  Spin Turn; (o) Box Finish; (p) Double Reverse Spin; (q) Drag Hesitation; (r) Back Locks; (s) Open Impetus (LOD); (t) Chasse to Banjo; (u) Manuver;

Bridge
(v) Open Impetus; (w) Pick Up (Lady Lock);

Ending
Open Impetus; Forward Hover to Banjo; Back Whisk; Thru, Apart, Point.


SEQUENCE: Introduction - A B - Bridge - A B B(mod)- End


Trail foot S N 4 4 8 8 ° 0 7 0 7 8
  (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) (k) (l)
Lead foot E W 0 0 1 1 7 7 ° 1 0 .


Trail foot . . 5 4 3 2 1 0 5 4 '
  (m) (n) (o) (p) (q) (r) (s) (t) (u) (v) (w)
Lead foot 8 7 6 . 8 0 6 0 4 ' 2

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

FX: mn cbfyrqalz i fgerqr RA: oruvaq ynfg bar va gur zvqqyr

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)