To The Residence of Smyrna, Georgia
Atlanta Night Life ( NightLife ), RMC presents you the opportunity to register your on - going weekly
socials at Socials @ Atlanta, Georgia.
To the residence of Smyrna, Georgia. Hello, This effort is to assist in openning
doors to the greater world of who you are as well as others through Inter - Cultural Communications via the internet. This
blog and the associated website is based upon the principle of cultural democracy. What this means is that you the community
- online ( because your are now using a computer to read this ) user has the means to impact your community with others through
your contribution to what is being published on the internet about your community. A community has many voices, and those
who are not aware of either your community or the diversity among your very own people should be likewise known. This
is a mirror reflection of us all, and depicts the very differences each community has, which then becomes the very scoiocultural
richness and valuable assests we need to maintain a rich an full life -individually. Moreover, this effort was started as
a result when suggestions were offered by two Cornell student's emails - right after I place Ithaca Night Life ( NightLife ), NY online. Since then I have cover many other communities, and have enlisted help from the very same communities I have covered
in my Night Life ( NightLife ), RMC series of blogs, journalsites and websites. Emails come in daily. Instructions: First
go the main Hub - Website : Then go to these following websites: National and Internation Social Dance Registry to register your community's weekly socials. Offer suggestions to Night Life ( NightLife ), RMC Art Gallery - Galleries, Artists and Art Studio Guides, Night Life ( NightLife ), RMC - Night Sport Clubs - Nite Spots Guide, and suggest listings and others items not being covered. Please note the links below. They are intended to open a
portal in which you may also offer suggestions, or comments. Everything will be reviewed. Well thats all for now.
I will do some addtional posting, as well as post some of your emails - with you permission of course. Yours, Mr.
Roger M. Christian Ithaca, New York Links: The Ithaca Cultural Directory . Cultural Democracy an Evolving Essay .
A little history on Smyrna, Georgia Gleamings from .gov access information: Smyrna,
the "Jonquil City," has a long and colorful history, most of which cannot be offered on this website. For information beyond
what is offered on this website, please contact the Smyrna Historical Society through the Smyrna Museum at 770-431-2858 or
visit the facility located at 2861 Atlanta Road, Smyrna GA 30080 – adjacent to the Welcome Center (Aunt Fanny’s
Cabin). The following is a summary of history the City of Smyrna: Cobb County was at one time equally divided
between the State of Georgia and the Cherokee Indians. In 1831 a settlement was reached that deeded all the land to the State
of Georgia. Shortly after, settlers began drifting into this area and in 1832 a campground, at which members of all denominations
could worship, was permanently established. Soon the present site of the City of Smyrna became the center of the social and
religious life of the surrounding area. From this campground the Methodist Church was organized in 1838. Smyrna was first
known as Ruffs Siding and later Varners Station. Eventually, the name Smyrna was given to the campground area. The name "Smyrna"
is found in the Bible's book of Revelation as the name of one of Paul the Apostle's seven churches in Asia. The railroad
once played a fairly significant role in Smyrna’s development. In 1836 the construction of a railroad began through
Cobb County, and by the date of completion in 1842, the railroad had started Smyrna on its change from a frontier village
to a growing community. The railroad helped establish the permanent location of the city and provided work for the townspeople.
Gristmills and factories were also established in the 1840’s. These mills and factories played a prominent role in the
early growth of the community. However, by the close of the 19th century, Smyrna was primarily an agrarian community. While
there was industry and the railroad, the economy was by then largely based on agriculture. Smyrna's first brick building
was erected in 1850. It was originally built as a boys’ academy, called Smyrna Institute. The building was later used
as an officers’ training school, a hospital, and a house of worship. When General Sherman marched through Cobb County
in 1864, it was the only building standing in the downtown area. This building stood on the site of the old Masonic Lodge
that once stood on West Spring. On that site will soon be built the newest mixed-use development for the revitalized and active
downtown. In 1872, the State of Georgia incorporated Smyrna as a municipality, the boundaries then extending for one
mile in every direction from the Smyrna Boys’ Academy. The first city election was held in 1873. Smyrna also boasts
having had the first female mayor elected in the State of Georgia, Lorena Pruitt, in 1946.
The Mission of the Night Life ( NightLife
), RMC Network [ Cultural Democracy ]
Cultural Communications: Cultural communications
is the very heart of this system, and through the internet a free flow flow of information network has already been established
to allow this to happen. What is being done, is that an intiative based upon cultural democracy has been now established for
your the community online user to participate. More importantly, for those who are contributing valued information getting
known on the internet too! All too often, several events are simply not know by travelers, tourist, or those who are
looking for communities to move and live. It is envisioned by this process that events become both known, and popular at the
sametime. Moreover, new talent is happening all the time, and thus should likewise be promoted too! Beyond that, is
the emergence of the event provider, and thus system become even more crucial, and for two very important respects. One:
The promotion of the community itself, as represented in its entertainment value. Two: The economic activity it establishes
by which industries are likewise locally developed. Thus this crucial initiative and where it starts for you is on
this webpage... Special Submissions Online Forms . The growing dance culture: The online system Dance Community Get - Togethers is a faciliative service
system which is free and open to the public. This is to assist in the development of dance socials, dancce committee formations,
and development of those contacts which makes dance troupes come about. Thus this can be called the empowerment zone. Goto
Website Dance Community . The following are condensed information websites and thus they are as brief as possible. Moreover, and later on discussion
boards will be added. This will also help in the flow of information. Ballet and Modern Dance Cities / City [ Website ] Ballroom Dance Cities / City [ Website ] Belly and Folk Dance Cities / City [ Website ] Hip Hop and Modern Jazz dance Cities / City [ Website ] The Latin and Salsa Dance Cities / City [ Website ] Swing Dance Cities / City [ Website ] The National and International Social Dance Registry [ WebSite ] The Ithaca Dance Directory [ Website ] You will note both the comments section and link exchange programs which are offered freely. Take advantage of them
and the central reason for this is based upon how the internet views partnerships ( internet socialization promotionals via
link exchanges ) as who is offering the best service, and has a check and balance as a result. Yours, Mr. Roger
M. Christian Ithaca, New York
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