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Ian Waite

**Ian Waite** (born January 29, 1971) is a British professional ballroom dancer, teacher and choreographer.

## Early Life

Waite was born in Reading, Berkshire. He started dancing at the age of 10. Mary Richardson, a former Latin American champion (and now his stepmother) put him through a rigorous medallist regime.

## Career

By the age of 14, he had completed all his grades and won almost every competition that he had entered. He went on to the open circuit where he achieved international success by becoming the European Youth Latin American Champion. This started a ten-year partnership with Melanie Walker (now Melanie Lane), with whom he competed all over the world, representing England in many World and European championships.

He turned professional in 1997 and formed a partnership with the former Latin American world champion, Inga Haas. After nine months, they came third in the British Professional Rising Stars.

He decided to further his dance career by moving to the Netherlands to train with the choreographer and dance coach, Ruud Vermeij. There, he formed a four-year partnership with Natalia Panina, with whom he won the Dutch Championship. They also made the final of both the World Showdance Championship and the European Professional Latin American Championship. He went on to dance with Daisy Croes, from Belgium, who now appears on the Belgian version of Strictly Come Dancing.

After five years in the Netherlands he returned to home. By the summer of 2004, he had started to dance with Camilla Dallerup. Their first competition was the International Championships at the Royal Albert Hall, where they made the semi-final and in November of that year, they made the final of the British National Dance Championships.

Waite lives in Finchampstead in Berkshire, and has expanded his career involving lecturing, demonstration dancing and big spectaculars. He has also made a dance video with Angela Rippon and presented a documentary called 'Inside Out' for BBC South following the progress of a young couple from Bournemouth. With Camilla Dallerup he performs a series of ballroom and Latin dances on the DVD The Magic of Dance.

Waite created a Ballroom and Latin dance fitness programme with Mark Foster and fellow Strictly Come Dancing professional Natalie Lowe called FitSteps.

### Strictly Come Dancing

Waite has taken part in 7 series of Strictly Come Dancing, a popular televised celebrity ballroom competition, appearing as a professional dancer.

Waite has also appeared in three Strictly Come Dancing tours, reprising his partnerships with Zoë Ball in 2008, and with Jodie Kidd in 2009. In the 2010 tour Ian Waite appeared with Natalie Lowe in a showdance. In the 2011 tour he took on the role of the choreographer for all the Pro and Pro/Celeb group dances. He has also appeared in Strictly Come Dancing Christmas specials, with his best performances being runner-up with Denise Lewis in 2004 and Zoë Ball in 2006.

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## Personal Life

In the first episode of It Takes Two in 2017, it was announced that Waite had married his boyfriend Drew Merriman earlier that year on July 22.
Series 3

**Series 3** of Strictly Come Dancing aired on BBC on October 15, 2005 to December 17, 2005. The series was presented by Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly. The judging panel consisted of Len Goodman, Arlene Phillips, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli.

Darren Gough and his professional partner Lilia Kopylova were announced as the winners.

## Format

The couples dance each week in a live show. The judges score each performance out of ten. The couples are then ranked according to the judges' scores and given points according to their rank, with the lowest scored couple receiving one point, and the highest scored couple receiving the most points (the maximum number of points available depends on the number of couples remaining in the competition). The public are also invited to vote for their favourite couples, and the couples are ranked again according to the number of votes they receive, again receiving points; the couple with the fewest votes receiving one point, and the couple with the most votes receiving the most points.

The points for judges' score and public vote are then added together, and the two couples with the fewest points are placed in the bottom two. If two couples have equal points, the points from the public vote are given precedence.

## Weekly Scores

Unless indicated otherwise, individual judges scores in the charts below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Craig Revel Horwood, Arlene Phillips, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli.

### Week 1

The musical guest this week was Simply Red performing "Perfect Love".

### Week 2

The musical guest this week was Westlife performing "You Raise Me Up".

### Week 3

The musical guest this week was Michael Bublé performing "Save the Last Dance for Me".

### Week 4

The musical guest this week was Katie Melua performing "Just Like Heaven".

### Week 5

The musical guest this week was Beverley Knight and Jools Holland performing "Where in the World".

### Week 6

The musical guest this week was Will Young performing "Happiness".

### Week 7

The musical guest this week was Pussycat Dolls performing "Sway".

### Week 8: Quarterfinal

The musical guest this week was Cliff Richard performing "Do You Wanna Dance".

### Week 9: Semi-final

The musical guest this week was Sugababes performing "Ugly".

### Week 10: Final

The musical guest this week was Bruce Forsyth performing "Let's Face the Music and Dance".
Kylie Jones

**Kylie Jones** is a British professional ballroom dancer.

## Career

Jones began dancing as a seven-year-old and by the age of 11 she had become the International and Open British Juvenile Ballroom champion. She became the British Junior Champion in three consecutive years at ages 13, 14 and 15.

Jones won the World Games in 2001 with her then-partner Jonathan Crossley. After winning their second World Ballroom Championship title in 2001, Jones and Crossley turned professional. They competed in a number of professional competitions between 2001 and 2002, including the British National Dance Championships, the 2002 British Open, the 2002 UK Open, the Asian Open Professional Championships, and the 2001 and 2002 Elsa Wells International Championships.

Jones retired from competition in 2002. She now teaches dancing and pilates in Surrey, having obtained a level three diploma in Pilates Technique.

### Strictly Come Dancing

Jones took part in the first series of Strictly Come Dancing, the UK television programme which was exported to 30 other countries as Dancing with the Stars. Jones was partnered with stand-up comedian Jason Wood. They were the first to leave the competition, after being voted out in the second week of the show.
Rock 'n' Roll

**Rock 'n' Roll** is a style of dance which is used in the dance competition Strictly Come Dancing.

## History

From swing dance, which had come into being around 1920, there emerged Lindy Hop, the first partner dance ever to feature acrobatic elements, which was later modified to suit faster music, spawning dance steps to accompany rock 'n' roll as that genre developed. Today's rock and roll dance has gone far beyond these origins, especially in its gymnastic moves.

## Music

Rock and roll dance works on the 4/4 measure, one basic step comprising six beats and therefore one and a half measures. Unlike much rock 'n' roll music, the dance puts stress on the first and third beats of each measure. Because of its non-off beat stressing and speed, the dance has now replaced traditional rock 'n' roll music with modern disco and pop music, played very fast, between 176 and 208 bpm.

## Attire

Current advanced tournament rock and roll dancers wear neither petticoats nor jeans, as the dancers originally did, but rather multicoloured costumes made of elastic artificial fibre, made individually by special tailors. One reason is that their acrobatic manoeuvres have grown more and more dangerous, requiring rugged apparel that still provides freedom of movement.

The shoes they wear are especially important, as their soles must both grip and slip properly. The most common footwear is light jazz shoes for the dance programs and, especially for women, usually aerobics sneakers for the acrobatic programs.
American Smooth

**American Smooth** is a type of ballroom dance which is used in the dance contest Strictly Come Dancing.

## Overview

American Smooth along with American Rhythm are the two categories of Ballroom Dance that constitute what is known as the American Style. Just like Latin and Standard make up the International Style of Ballroom Dance, the same goes with Smooth and Rhythm in comprising the American Style.

American Smooth loosely corresponds to the Standard category of International Style Ballroom Dance, just like Rhythm loosely corresponds to Latin. However, Smooth differs from Standard in its inclusion of open and separated figures, whereas Standard makes exclusive use of closed positions.

The Smooth dances themselves are significantly different than the Standard dances as a result of influence by dancers like Fred Astaire and Arthur Murray in the years following World War II. While elegance and flow remain the goal, as in International Standard, dancers do not remain in closed positions exclusively, instead of breaking away from each other periodically and experimenting with open footwork.

American Smooth, just like American Rhythm, is mostly danced in the United States and Canada, while International Style Latin and International Style Standard are danced internationally, all around the world.

## Music

Smooth and Standard dances are normally danced to Western music (often from the mid-twentieth century), and couples dance counter-clockwise around a rectangular floor following the line of dance.

## Attire

In competitions, competitors are costumed as would be appropriate for a white tie affair, with full gowns for the ladies and bow tie and tailcoats for the men, though in American Smooth, it is now conventional for the men to abandon the tail suit in favor of shorter tuxedos, vests, and other creative outfits.

Dancers wear costumes not greatly dissimilar to those worn by their counterparts in Standard. Standard dresses often have prominent floats embellishing the arms and fuller skirts which are typically absent in Smooth, due to the open movement and changing arm positions that require less restriction on the body.
Series 2

**Series 2** of Strictly Come Dancing aired on BBC One on October 23, 2004 to December 1, 2004. The series was presented by Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly, with Natasha Kaplinsky filling in for Daly during the first five week due to her maternity leave. The judging panel consisted of Len Goodman, Arlene Phillips, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli.

Jill Halfpenny and her professional partner Darren Bennett were announced as the winners.

## Format

The couples dance each week in a live show. The judges score each performance out of ten. The couples are then ranked according to the judges' scores and given points according to their rank, with the lowest scored couple receiving one point, and the highest scored couple receiving the most points (the maximum number of points available depends on the number of couples remaining in the competition). The public are also invited to vote for their favourite couples, and the couples are ranked again according to the number of votes they receive, again receiving points; the couple with the fewest votes receiving one point, and the couple with the most votes receiving the most points.

The points for judges' score and public vote are then added together, and the two couples with the fewest points are placed in the bottom two. If two couples have equal points, the points from the public vote are given precedence.

## Weekly Scores

Unless indicated otherwise, individual judges scores are given (in parenthesis) in this order from left to right: Craig Revel Horwood, Arlene Phillips, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli.
Verona Joseph

**Verona Joseph** (born April 23, 1974) is a British actress.

## Career

he played the role of Jess Griffin in the BBC drama series Holby City between 2002 and 2007 and continued to appear as a recurring character from time to time. In 2004, she appeared in the first series of the BBC dancing competition Strictly Come Dancing with her professional dance partner Paul Killick. She appeared in the first episode of series four of Doctor Who as Penny, a journalist.

## Personal Life

Joseph married director Farren Blackburn in 2004. She has a son Terrell and two daughters Elsie-Mae and Ruby Rose.
Charleston

**Charleston** is a type of ballroom dance which is used in the dance competition Strictly Come Dancing.

## History

In the 1920s, young men and women shed the stodgy etiquette and moral codes of their parents' generation and let loose in their attire, actions, and attitudes. Young women cut their hair, shortened their skirts, drank alcohol, smoked, wore makeup, and "parked." Dancing also became more uninhibited.

Rather than dancing the popular dances of the late 19th century and early 20th century, such as the polka, two-step, or waltz, the freer generation of the Roaring '20s created a new dance craze: the Charleston.

## Origin

Experts in the history of dance believe that some of the Charleston's movements probably came from Trinidad, Nigeria, and Ghana. Its first appearance in the United States was around 1903 in Black communities in the southern U.S. It was then used in the Whitman Sisters stage act in 1911, and in Harlem productions by 1913. It did not become internationally popular until the musical "Runnin' Wild" debuted in 1923.

Although the origins of the dance's name are obscure, it has been traced back to Blacks who lived on an island off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina. The original version of the dance was much wilder and less stylized than the ballroom version.
Series 5

**Series 5** of Strictly Come Dancing aired on BBC One on September 29, 2007 to December 22, 2007. The series was presented by Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly. The judging panel consisted of Len Goodman, Arlene Phillips, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli.

Alesha Dixon and her professional partner Matthew Cutler were announced as the winners.

## Format

The couples dance each week in a live show. The judges score each performance out of ten. The couples are then ranked according to the judges' scores and given points according to their rank, with the lowest scored couple receiving one point, and the highest scored couple receiving the most points (the maximum number of points available depends on the number of couples remaining in the competition). The public are also invited to vote for their favourite couples, and the couples are ranked again according to the number of votes they receive, again receiving points; the couple with the fewest votes receiving one point, and the couple with the most votes receiving the most points.

The points for judges' score and public vote are then added together, and the two couples with the fewest points are placed in the bottom two. If two couples have equal points, the points from the public vote are given precedence. The bottom two couples then perform a dance-off on the results show. Based on that performance alone, each judge then votes on which couple should stay and which couple should leave, with Len Goodman, as head judge, having the last and deciding vote.

## Weekly Scores

Unless indicated otherwise, individual judges scores in the charts below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Craig Revel Horwood, Arlene Phillips, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli.

### Week 1

The couples who did not compete this week performed a group Swing dance.

### Week 2

The couples who did not compete this week performed a group Merengue dance.

### Week 9

Kelly Brook chose to withdraw from the competition due to the death of her father.
Jason Wood

**Jason Robert Wood** (born January 21, 1972) was a British comedian.

## Early Life

Wood was born in Luton, and attended Icknield High School.

## Career

He was a regular performer at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, he was best known for his comic musical impersonations of performers including Cher and Morrissey. He frequently headlined comedy clubs.

He and his partner, professional dancer Kylie Jones, were the first to leave the competition. He was a contestant on the second series of The Underdog Show.

## Personal Life

Wood was gay. His show "My Anus Horribilis," its name a play on the Queen's 1992 "Annus Horribilis" Christmas message, was about how "The Christian right is pushing the country backwards, and I wanted to point that out. It’s insane when they’re quoting Leviticus to outlaw gay sex, yet most people, who have never read the Bible, won’t know that book also threatens punishment for people who wear shirts of mixed fibre." His Fringe show in 2006 attracted a damning one-star review by The Scotsman newspaper. He referred to this on subsequent posters, quoting, "A star – The Scotsman".

Wood lived with his dog Jim in a cottage in Sundon, Bedfordshire, where he died on February 20, 2010 aged 38. Initial reports suggested he died in his sleep.
Hazel Newberry

**Hazel Catherine Newberry MBE** (born November 28, 1977) is a British professional ballroom dancer and teacher.

## Career

She was three times undefeated World Professional Ballroom champion, dancing with Christopher Hawkins (2002–2004).

The couple also won the International Professional Ballroom Championship in London in 2002 and 2003. This couple also won the European, Open British, UK, US Open and Asian Open.

Before this, Newberry won both World and European Amateur Ballroom championships with Hawkins, in 1997. Newberry's career as an amateur concluded with thirteen successive victories in championship events in Europe and the USA, during 1997, including the World Games.

From 2008, Newberry danced with Jonathan Wilkins. The two came second in the 2008 Embassy Ball World Cup Standard competition, behind Wilkins' former partner, Katusha Demidova, and Demidova's new partner, Arunas Bizokas.

In 2009 Newberry and Jonathan Wilkins won the European Championships held at the Kremlin, Moscow, and came second in the WDC Professional Ballroom Championship, held in Japan. The winners were Arunas Bizokas and Katusha Demidova. Newberry and Wilkins have now announced their retirement from competitive dancing.

Hazel Newberry was appointed MBE in 2007 for services to Ballroom dancing.

### Strictly Come Dancing

Newberry appeared in the second series of Strictly Come Dancing, partnering Quentin Willson. They were the first couple to be knocked out of the competition, and made the lowest score in Strictly Come Dancing, with a total of 8 out of 40 for their Cha-cha-cha.
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## Description

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A close-up photo of a Smiler.

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**The Smilers** are hostile entities, recognizable by their signature glowing eyes and teeth. These entities only appear in dark areas, usually where the rest of their form is not visible. Sightings of these entities are very common in the Backrooms.

A audio of a Smiler.

## Behaviour

**Smilers** live in dark places, they tend to stay in pitch-black areas, where only their eyes and smiles are visible. They tend not to leave those areas, but if they see a light source, they might get attracted to it, possibly trying to destroy it. Turning a flashlight and pointing it to a **smiler** will annoy it, making it attack you.

The **smilers** normally stalk people in the dark, possibly to scare them or to wait for the perfect moment to attack. Sudden noises or movements can make them aggressive. There have been many reports of smilers attacking distracted wanderers. If you see a smiler, it is recommended to stare it down and retreat slowly, **Do not** show fear, and **do not** panic, as that might cause the entity to attack you.

**Smilers** have a rivalry with frowners and rattlers and will go out of their way to attack them, even abandoning their wanderer target. It's unknown what the smilers do after killing their victims, some think they just kill them, while other believe that they eat their victims. They also tend to travel alone, but large groups of them have been seen many times.

## Biology

**Smilers** have a long smile with multiple sharp teeth, and the number of teeth can vary. They also have white glowing eyes. Their other physical features are a mystery. While most reports describe them as humanoid creatures (often having some dog-like features), some describe them as having alien-like bodies, with arms and legs bent in unnatural ways. The smilers are always smiling, seemingly unable to have other expressions.

## Discovery

It is not possible to pinpoint a moment in time when **smilers** were originally discovered, as they are extremely common on many levels. The earliest modern report of **Smilers** was registered when a Reddit user using a throwaway posted about them running from a "Glowy Smiling Thing" in 2014. Before that, the group known as The Lost had descriptions of what they called "The Ones That Smile", a demonic entity that eats alive whoever it sees.

Here is a video of a similar attacking somebody: https://youtu.be/SrgpkeoSfeo

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Most of the information on this page is from the original wiki, but some parts of it are inspired by Liminal Archives. Underscratch added more images and the Gallery.

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Jive

**Jive** is a type of ballroom dance which is used in the dance competition Strictly Come Dancing.

## Overview

The Jive originated in the United States from African-Americans in the early 1930s. It was originally presented to the public in 1934 by Cab Calloway, an American jazz singer. It is a lively and uninhibited variation of the Jitterbug, a form of Swing dance. Glenn Miller introduced his own Jive dance in 1938 with the song "Doin' the Jive" which never caught on.

The Jive is one of the five International Style Latin dances. In competition, it is danced at a speed of 176 beats per minute, although in some cases this is reduced to between 128 and 160 beats per minute.

Many of the Jive's basic patterns are similar to those of the East Coast Swing. The only major difference is the highly syncopated rhythm of the Triple Steps (Chasses).

## History

The Jive was influenced by Boogie, Rock & Roll, African/American Swing, and Lindyhop.

American soldiers brought Lindy Hop to Europe around 1942, where this dance swiftly found a following among the young. In the United States, it was called Swing. In the UK, variations in technique led to styles such as the Boogie-Woogie and the Swing Boogie, with "Jive" gradually emerging as the generic term.

After the war, the Boogie became the dominant form of popular music. It was, however, never far from criticism as a foreign, vulgar dance. The famous Ballroom dancing guru, Alex Moore, said that he had "never seen anything uglier". English instructors developed the elegant and lively Ballroom Jive, danced to slightly slower music. In 1968, it was adopted as the fifth Latin dance in International Latin competitions. The modern form of Ballroom Jive danced from the 1990's-present is a very happy and "boppy" dance due to the lifting of the knees and the bending or the rocking of the hips.

## Music

The Jive can be danced to Swing music and Jump Blues in the tempo range of about 176 beats per minute. Depending on the style preferred, Jive can be danced to a variety of upbeat music including Boogie-Woogie, Swing, and Rock & Roll. The most important thing for beginners is to get familiar with the rhythm of the music. Listen to the drumline rather than the melody as the drum provides the beat.
Series 18

**Series 18** of Strictly Come Dancing aired on BBC One on October 24, 2020 to December 19, 2020. The series was presented by Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman. The judging panel consisted of Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Craig Revel Horwood, with Anton Du Beke serving as a guest judge for two weeks.

Bill Bailey and his professional partner Oti Mabuse were announced as the winners.

## Format

The couples dance each week in a live show. The judges score each performance out of ten. The couples are then ranked according to the judges' scores and given points according to their rank, with the lowest scored couple receiving one point, and the highest scored couple receiving the most points (the maximum number of points available depends on the number of couples remaining in the competition). The public are also invited to vote for their favourite couples, and the couples are ranked again according to the number of votes they receive, again receiving points; the couple with the fewest votes receiving one point, and the couple with the most votes receiving the most points.

The points for judges' score and public vote are then added together, and the two couples with the fewest points are placed in the bottom two. If two couples have equal points, the points from the public vote are given precedence. As with the previous series, the bottom two couples have to perform a dance-off on the results show. Based on that performance alone, each judge then votes on which couple should stay and which couple should leave, with Shirley Ballas, as head judge, having the last and deciding vote.

## Weekly Scores

Unless indicated otherwise, individual judges' scores in the charts below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse.

### Week 2

The musical guest this week was Sam Smith performing "Diamonds".

### Week 3: Movie Week

The musical guest this week was The Kanneh-Masons performing "Ave Maria".

### Week 4

Individual judges' scores in the charts below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas, Anton Du Beke.

The musical guest this week was The Vamps performing "Married in Vegas".

Nicola Adams was forced to withdraw due to her professional partner testing positive for COVID-19.

### Week 5

Individual judges' scores in the charts below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas, Anton du Beke.

The musical guest this week was Billy Ocean performing "Love Really Hurts Without You", "Red Light Spells Danger" and "When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going".

### Week 6

The musical guest this week was Gary Barlow performing "Elita". The dance guest this week were Michael and Jowita.

### Week 7: Quarterfinal (Musicals Week)

The musical guest this wee was Marisha Wallace performing "Climb Ev'ry Mountain".

### Week 8: Semi-final

The musical guest this week was Little Mix performing "Break Up Song".

### Week 9: Final

The musical guest this week was Robbie Williams performing "Time for Change".
Waltz

**Waltz** is a type of ballroom dance which is used in the dance competition Strictly Come Dancing.

## History

The Waltz is a dance that was born in the suburbs of Vienna and in the alpine region of Austria. As early as the seventeenth century, Waltzes were played in the ballrooms of the Habsburg court, one of the most influential and distinguished royal houses of Europe.

The "weller", or turning dances, were danced by peasants in Austria and Bavaria even before that time. Many of the familiar Waltz tunes can be traced back to simple peasant yodeling melodies.

During the middle of the eighteenth century, the Allemande form of the Waltz was very popular in France. Originally danced as one of the figures in the Contredanse, with arms intertwining at shoulder level, it soon became an independent dance and the close-hold was introduced. By the end of the eighteenth century, this old Austrian peasant dance had been accepted by high society, and the three-quarter rhythm was here to stay.
Salsa

**Salsa** is a type of latin dance which is used in the dance competition Strictly Come Dancing.

## Overview

Salsa is a dance that was created fairly recently with a mixture of many different styles and musical techniques that all came together in Cuba, land that was home of the many Latin dances and music styles. After achieving popularity in Cuba, visiting musicians from the United States soon became intoxicated with this music and dance style, carrying it back to the States where they kick-started the popular age of Latin music domination that never stopped.

## Origins

Even though modern Salsa was born in Cuba and Puerto Rico, its origins can be traced back to other lands and earlier parts of our history.

Basic components of the Salsa have been brought together by countless immigrants who came into Latin America searching for better life or by those who were brought there against their will, such as African slaves.

By combining the Danzón of French and Haiti immigrants, the Rumbas of African slaves, the Són of the Cuban people, troubadour music of Spanish people (mostly Flamenco) and various musical instruments of Africa, Salsa was performed for the first time during the final years of the 19th century. It was during that time that visitors coming to Cuba first became aware of this new music and dance style, bringing to their home tales of the incredible Latin culture.

Expansion of Salsa to the United States represents one of the most important points in the history of this dance. American soldiers were first who became aware of Salsa during the Cuban War of 1898. After that, Cuba was regularly visited by countless famous American jazz musicians who incorporated Latin styles into their performances. By 1909, Cuban musicians started creating their first radio recordings, which quickly found their way to North America, where they coined the term “Salsa” that described a majority of up-beat Latin music that was imported to the US. The use of the term for the dance started in New York.

Salsa dance entered into the peak of its popularity in the 1970s when the influx of Dominican and Puerto Rican workers arrived to the continental US. Their new dancing style was popularized with the exploits of musical stars including Johnny Pacheco, Fania All-Stars, Willie Colon and Reuben Blades.
Events

## Clan events

There are 2 types of clan event, the weekly event and main event.

### Weekly event

Every week all clans will compete on the leaderboard to see which clan owns the highest KDR. The winner of that weekly event will get their clan sponsored and an extra reward for the top 5 members in that clan. Each week there can only be 1 winner who gets their clan sponsored and get free crate keys, but the top 2 and 3 on the leaderboard will be rewarded with crate keys for the top 5 members in that clan.

### Main event

Every few weeks the server will hold a big clan event, this can be an official clan war or something else. The top 3 winners of this event will get great prizes for all their clan members. The top 1 winner of this event will also get their clan sponsored.
Series 4

**Series 4** of Strictly Come Dancing aired on BBC One on October 7, 2006 to December 23, 2006. The series was presented by Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly. The judging panel consisted of Len Goodman, Arlene Phillips, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli.

Mark Ramprakash and his professional partner Karen Hardy were announced as the winners.

## Format

The couples dance each week in a live show. The judges score each performance out of ten. The couples are then ranked according to the judges' scores and given points according to their rank, with the lowest scored couple receiving one point, and the highest scored couple receiving the most points (the maximum number of points available depends on the number of couples remaining in the competition). The public are also invited to vote for their favourite couples, and the couples are ranked again according to the number of votes they receive, again receiving points; the couple with the fewest votes receiving one point, and the couple with the most votes receiving the most points.

The points for judges' score and public vote are then added together, and the two couples with the fewest points are placed in the bottom two. If two couples have equal points, the points from the public vote are given precedence.

## Weekly Scores

Unless indicated otherwise, individual judges scores in the charts below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Craig Revel Horwood, Arlene Phillips, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli.

### Week 1

The couples who did not compete this week performed a group Mambo dance.

### Week 2

The couples who did not compete this week performed a group Swing dance.

### Week 3

Jimmy Tarbuck chose to withdraw from the competition on the advice of his doctor due to high blood pressure.
Contemporary

**Contemporary** is a style of dance which is used in the dance competition Strictly Come Dancing.

## Overview

Contemporary dance stresses versatility and improvisation, unlike the strict, structured nature of ballet. Contemporary dancers focus on floorwork, using gravity to pull them down to the floor. This dance genre is often done in bare feet. Contemporary dance can be performed to many different styles of music.

Pioneers of contemporary dance include Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham, and Merce Cunningham because they broke the rules of the strict forms of ballet. These dancer/choreographers all believed that dancers should have freedom of movement, allowing their bodies to freely express their innermost feelings. It's important to note, however, that while Graham moved into what is now known as modern dance, and Duncan's style was uniquely her own, Cunningham is often spoken of as the father of contemporary dance.

## History

Modern and contemporary dance has many elements in common; they are, in a way, branches stemming from the same roots. During the 19th century, theatrical dance performances were synonymous with ballet. Ballet is a formal technique that developed from court dance during the Italian Renaissance and became popular as a result of the support of Catherine de' Medici.

## Style

Contemporary dance is a style of expressive dance that combines elements of several dance genres including modern, jazz, lyrical and classical ballet. Contemporary dancers strive to connect the mind and the body through fluid dance movements. The term "contemporary" is somewhat misleading: it describes a genre that developed during the mid-20th century and is still very popular today.
Hanna Karttunen

**Hanna Karttunen** is a Finnish professional ballroom dancer.

## Career

Specialising in Latin American and representing England with Paul Killick, she won the titles of United Kingdom Open Champion, International Champion, World Series Champion, World Masters Champion, Dutch Open Champion, United States Open Champion, Asian Open Champion, Kremlin Cup Champion and also became the British National Champion four times.

Together they were also runner up in every major professional championship, such as the World Championship, European Championship and also the British Open Championship, where in 2002 they came close to taking the title, after being placed first in two out of five dances: Rumba and Paso Doble.

Before partnering Paul Killick, Karttunen also danced professionally with Sandro Cavallini for Italy, Geir Bakke for Norway and Rick Valenzuela for the United States. As an amateur competitor, she danced for her home country, Finland, becoming a national champion and international finalist with Jaakko Toivonen.

Karttunen has credited Markku Siltala and former world professional Latin American champion Espen Salberg as two of her main coaches throughout her career.

Since being on Strictly, Karttunen has appeared as a guest performer on the show in Russia, South Africa, Italy, United Kingdom and the United States.

When Paul Killick announced his retirement from competition in May 2004, Karttunen went on to partner Victor Da Silva in the style of Exhibition. Representing South Africa, together they won the World Championships and the British Open Championships three times each. They were also invited to lecture and perform at some of the biggest and most prestigious dance events in the world.

Early on in 2008, Karttunen returned to the style of Latin American, partnering fellow champion Slavik Kryklyvyy. They represented Finland and danced only one competition together, the United Kingdom Open Championship in January 2009 where they placed 6th, before announcing the termination of their partnership just one year after it had begun.

Following this, Karttunen returned to Exhibition and resumed her former partnership with Victor Da Silva.

### Strictly Come Dancing

In 2004, Karttunen took part in the first series of the BBC television show Strictly Come Dancing, where she danced with EastEnders actor Christopher Parker. Although they were regularly placed last by the judges, Parker's enormous fan base was enough to keep them in the competition right up to the final, where they ended the series in second place.
Sarah Manners

**Sarah Manners** (born August 25, 1975) is a British actress and businesswoman.

## Early Life

Manners was born in Harborne, Birmingham on August 25, 1975. Her father was a classic car dealer, whilst her mother was a headmistress of a school in Handsworth. She was educated at King Edward VI Handsworth, where she obtained 10 GCSEs and four A-levels. She later studied at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

## Career

Manners began her career in 1997, appearing in an episode of the BBC soap opera EastEnders. In 2000, Manners was cast in the role of Joanna Helm in the BBC medical soap opera Doctors. She was one of the original nine regulars cast for the soap. Of her role, she said: "I got the best storylines in the world in Doctors, my nan died of a brain tumour then it came out I killed her. I went mad and was addicted to anti-depressants, forged signatures and tried to kill myself". She later went on to appear as K.C. Gregory in Sky One's Mile High and Bex Reynolds in the BBC medical drama Casualty. In 2004, it was announced that Manners was to participate in the second series of the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing. She was paired with dancer Brendan Cole and the pair finished in sixth place.

Manners appeared in ITV1's The Bill as Kirsty Knight. After six months on-screen, it was announced that the show was to be cancelled. Of this, she said: "I’m heartbroken. Not just for myself, but for everyone on the show. It’s a real loss for the industry. Everyone is really upset about it. All the big wigs came down to break the news to us at a meeting. We knew straight away when we saw the look on their faces. But what can you do? C’est la vie! I’ve had a fabulous time and we’re trying to remain positive. We’ve enjoyed every last minute of filming and had a laugh. I'm proud to be part of the last cast of The Bill". Of her time on the show, she said: "I loved all the action and the stunts on The Bill, and the subject matter – it’s a lot more serious than some of the TV I’ve done. In Casualty I had a rape storyline, but mainly I’ve been the light relief, so this has been a nice change". Manners qualified as a Pilates instructor in 2014, and in 2022, she designed and launched a Pilates app, Pilates On Tap. She was named an "Inspirational Woman In Tech" by We Are Tech Women in December 2022.

## Personal Life

She married computer salesman Ben O'Sullivan in 2003 in Lickey, Worcestershire. Manners revealed in an interview that the two had divorced in 2009. She said: "we spent 10 years together and are still close. He's a lovely man".
Artifacts

Artifacts are support items in a custom player head shape. Artifacts are usually equipped in your off-hand and gives you extra stats, some artifacts may have a second ability that you can activate by right clicking the item on your main hand.

## Where can I get artifacts

You can always find artifacts at the artifact traders on each box, click here to learn more about traders or NPCs.

### Common

Abundant and ordinary, these mundane artifacts are a copper a dozen

 Diabolic Totem

### Uncommon

With some added flair, these less common finds will raise an eyebrow.

 Heart Canister
 Tooth of Ill Omen
Immune to poison effect for 10s when right-clicking
 Necrotic Amulet
+20% Attack Damage
-15% Movement Speed

### Rare

Hard to find and coveted, these unusual items are the stuff of rumor.

+4 Armor
+3 Armor Toughness
 Dragon Eye
+10% Attack Speed
-20% Attack Damage
 Equinox Ring

### Epic

> Powerful and awe-inspiring, tales of these rare epic items spread far and wide.
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### Legendary

> The stuff of myth and legend, these fabled artifacts are scarcely believed to exist.
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### Mythical

> Beyond legendary, these artifacts of myth defy possibility, their very existence questioned.
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### Heroic

> Reserved for items of destiny wielded by the greatest heroes through the ages.
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### Divine

> Heavenly and hallowed, these artifacts are blessed by gods themselves. To gaze upon one is a spiritual experience.
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Country Codes Wiki

**Welcome to the Country Codes Wiki!**
Country Codes (ROSC)

We're a collaborative community website about Country Codes that anyone, excluding republican buttheads, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

PlaceholderA page about your topicPlaceholderA Main CharacterPlaceholderThe First EpisodePlaceholderAn Important LocationPlaceholderA Key EventPlaceholderA Crucial Item

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The Farmer

The Farmer appears in "Scooby Doo but the Farmer and the Space Kook made the gang high". He apparently sees all. He also never believes anyone unless they know that reporters want to bother him. He hates the Scooby gang despite having never seen them before. It's a possibility that he is senile. In a video game, his name is revealed to be Burt Harrison.
¿Cómo funciona esto?

## Conceptos básicos

Vale, empecemos desde el principio y con contexto.

Este proyecto esta basado y se jugara con la normativa de **DnD 5º Edición**. También utilizaremos su mundo como ambientación ''**Reinos olvidados**'' siendo nuestro continente **Myrnia**, un nuevo lugar descubierto al oeste de la costa de la espada.

## ¿Qué significa que sea un gremio?

La modalidad de gremio **facilita el compromiso** tanto de los jugadores como de los narradores. Cualquiera podrá inscribirse y participar en partidas con su PJ ya registrado en el gremio, ira consiguiendo recompensas y progresando con el tiempo. Utilizaremos normativas basadas en '**'La liga de aventureros'**' y sistemas ''**West March**'' ya creados por la comunidad.

Queremos avisar de que es un mundo en constante evolución. Hay que entenderlo y disfrutarlo sin prisas.

También hay muchos animes con los que podéis inspiraros como Goblin Slayer.

## **¿Pasos a seguir?**

- Asistir presencialmente a **Rolhalla** y nuestro fiel Intendente **T0RR** siempre operativo os dará la información necesaria para inscribiros.

- Seguimos la normativa de creación de personajes para dejar listo a nuestro nuevo aventurero. Serás clasificado como rango porcelana, el primer escalón del gremio.

- **Algo indispensable es la parte técnica**. Los Maestres no podemos estar siempre presentes y para regular toda la normativa hemos tenido que crear manuales y trabajar mucha información. Rogamos al jugador para que todo sea mas fluido, no estudie ni memorice, pero si entienda las reglas. Podeis ver los documentos del gremio aquí.

- Muy bien, con todo listo **solo falta inscribirnos en partidas** que irán desarrollando los DM. Ellos subirán actividades a la pagina web de Rolhalla. Donde se detallara la fecha, la dificultad y el rango de aventureros. Siempre serán con plazas abiertas hasta que se llene.
Scooby Doo but the ghost is a drunk old guy

"Scooby Doo but the ghost is a drunk old guy" is a YTP-styled video created by Sean the Blue Fox.

Plot:

A ghost goes to the Scooby gang's house, but he's drunk and tries to kill them.

Characters:

Scooby-Doo

Shaggy

Scrappy-Doo

Fred

Daphne

Velma

The Ghost of Jeremiah Pratt

"MAH MOUTH LEAKS!" - The ghost getting angry.
ReplaceZyro Wiki

**Welcome to the ReplaceZyro Wiki!**
A Box PVP Minecraft server that hosted from Minehut. Here we're trying our best to focus on player's experience while playing on our server, we offer so much interesting and really unique features such as custom items, custom enchantments, amazing story, and so much more waiting for you to discover. We'll be happy if our player enjoy playing on our server.

## The articles

Tools and GearArtifactsEnchantmentsRanks and TagsEventsInformation
**Information** is the only article that is empty, idk what to write in it.

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Ranks and Tags

## Ranks

There are ranks in the server, and here is the list:

/Nick
/Echest or /ec
/AFK
 Pro
/Pv (2 vaults)
 VIP
/Beezooka
/Compress
/Pv (3 vaults)
get 1 chat color of choice
2 free adventure keys
 MVP
/Condense
/Pv (4 vaults)
get 1 chat color of choice
 Zyro
/Pv (5 vaults)
get 2 chat colors of choice
1 free Mythical key
1 free 1 Heroic key

\*Higher ranks have access to lower ranks commands