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Copy/paste the attached link to see my auction for DCI Orlando patch from 2004. Selling due to health issues. http://www.ebay.com/itm/161684603397?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649

Health issues have forced me to auction my collection of drum corps and color guard pinbacks, See my eBay auction at; http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/161670744556?

Bahia Shrine Drum & Bugle Corps is pleased to announce our first and hopefully semiannual ALL FLORIDA Drum Corps Reunion taking place on Saturday, July 30 from 2 - 8 PM in the air conditioned Red Fez Lounge located at Bahia Shrine Center 2300 Pembrook Dr. Orlando, FL. Come and meet old friends and make some new ones! Show off that audio or video of yourself or your favorite corps on our widescreen monitor or belly up to the cash bar and share your favorite stories and maybe a bus song or two. Drummers, think you‘ve got some chops? Then prove it as we‘ll have a snare throw-down for bragging rights. $1.00 burgers and brats are available on the grill. Bahia Shrine is a non-profit organization dedicated to the charity Shriners Hospitals for Burned and Crippled Children, a network of 22 specialized hospitals located throughout North America whose goal is to treat burns, orthopedic and spinal disorders with NO financial obligation to our child patients or their families. At Bahia Shrine, we have many clubs or ‘units’ of Shriner members called Nobles who particpiate in a variety of activities and interests including a competitive drum and bugle corps. Our Unit’s motto is “We Play So Kids Can Walk.” Come join us as we celebrate the drum corps activity. Let’s keep drum corps alive and healthy in Florida! All corps members, alumni and fans are welcome. Admission is free but the memories are priceless.

Bahia Shrine Drum & Bugle Corps is pleased to announce our first and hopefully semiannual ALL FLORIDA Drum Corps Reunion taking place on Saturday, July 30 from 2 - 8 PM in the air conditioned Red Fez Lounge located at Bahia Shrine Center 2300 Pembrook Dr. Orlando, FL. Come and meet old friends and make some new ones! Show off that audio or video of yourself or your favorite corps on our widescreen monitor or belly up to the cash bar and share your favorite stories and maybe a bus song or two. Drummers, think you‘ve got some chops? Then prove it as we‘ll have a snare throw-down for bragging rights. $1.00 burgers and brats are available on the grill. Bahia Shrine is a non-profit organization dedicated to the charity Shriners Hospitals for Burned and Crippled Children, a network of 22 specialized hospitals located throughout North America whose goal is to treat burns, orthopedic and spinal disorders with NO financial obligation to our child patients or their families. At Bahia Shrine, we have many clubs or ‘units’ of Shriner members called Nobles who particpiate in a variety of activities and interests including a competitive drum and bugle corps. Our Unit’s motto is “We Play So Kids Can Walk.” Come join us as we celebrate the drum corps activity. Let’s keep drum corps alive and healthy in Florida! All corps members, alumni and fans are welcome. Admission is free but the memories are priceless.

Bahia Shrine Drum & Bugle Corps is pleased to announce our first and hopefully semiannual ALL FLORIDA Drum Corps Reunion taking place on Saturday, July 30 from 2 - 8 PM in the air conditioned Red Fez Lounge located at Bahia Shrine Center 2300 Pembrook Dr. Orlando, FL. Come and meet old friends and make some new ones! Show off that audio or video of yourself or your favorite corps on our widescreen monitor or belly up to the cash bar and share your favorite stories and maybe a bus song or two. Drummers, think you‘ve got some chops? Then prove it as we‘ll have a snare throw-down for bragging rights. $1.00 burgers and brats are available on the grill. Bahia Shrine is a non-profit organization dedicated to the charity Shriners Hospitals for Burned and Crippled Children, a network of 22 specialized hospitals located throughout North America whose goal is to treat burns, orthopedic and spinal disorders with NO financial obligation to our child patients or their families. At Bahia Shrine, we have many clubs or ‘units’ of Shriner members called Nobles who particpiate in a variety of activities and interests including a competitive drum and bugle corps. Our Unit’s motto is “We Play So Kids Can Walk.” Come join us as we celebrate the drum corps activity. Let’s keep drum corps alive and healthy in Florida! All corps members, alumni and fans are welcome. Admission is free but the memories are priceless.

Bahia Shrine Drum & Bugle Corps is pleased to announce our first and hopefully semiannual ALL FLORIDA Drum Corps Reunion taking place on Saturday, July 30 from 2 - 8 PM in the air conditioned Red Fez Lounge located at Bahia Shrine Center 2300 Pembrook Dr. Orlando, FL. Come and meet old friends and make some new ones! Show off that audio or video of yourself or your favorite corps on our widescreen monitor or belly up to the cash bar and share your favorite stories and maybe a bus song or two. Drummers, think you‘ve got some chops? Then prove it as we‘ll have a snare throw-down for bragging rights. $1.00 burgers and brats are available on the grill. Bahia Shrine is a non-profit organization dedicated to the charity Shriners Hospitals for Burned and Crippled Children, a network of 22 specialized hospitals located throughout North America whose goal is to treat burns, orthopedic and spinal disorders with NO financial obligation to our child patients or their families. At Bahia Shrine, we have many clubs or ‘units’ of Shriner members called Nobles who particpiate in a variety of activities and interests including a competitive drum and bugle corps. Our Unit’s motto is “We Play So Kids Can Walk.” Come join us as we celebrate the drum corps activity. Let’s keep drum corps alive and healthy in Florida! All corps members, alumni and fans are welcome. Admission is free but the memories are priceless.

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I'd had been looking forward to seeing Magic's production. I loved the movie and its soundtrack. Yes the blasted metronome was a distraction. I was standing near the endzone and didn't get to fully appreciate the quality of the musicanship. What I was able to hear was well played, no apparent busted notes, good dynamics and precision timing (much in thanks to the metronome). But, I agree with the other reviewer about the marching. Lots of false starts and stops and phasing like crazy. Still, a job well done if in fact the drill had been learned only that weekend as was rumored. I liked the color guard costumes. I think as more guard work is cleaned and choregraphy is added the production will gel together just fine. I love the changes to the corps uniform proper, very classy looking. Whether it's fair or not, I'm sure a lot of comparisons are going to be made between this production and Madison's '97 show. I think Magic is going to be challenged to develop a story line that is uniquely their own while keeping the same raw emotion, excitement and intensity that made Scouts so entertaining and a crowd favorite. They easily have the talent to do just that. I just hope they keep the momentum going. I can't wait to see them again at DCI Orlando. Best wishes and good luck this season, Magic! See you at BINGO. B) Sincerely,

Yes they did. It was annoying at first, but I understand this was more of dress rehearsal on roids. So I got over it pretty quick. But Magic, once they get some feet issues taken care of, will be a force to be reckoned with. And why did NO ONE sing...yo ho yo ho a Pirate's Life for Me? :( I had roids during dress rehearsal too. Much better after the Preparation H :sshh: