Re: [Callers] Evaluating/anticipating end effects

To first approximation, any time there is activity outside the minor set there is an end effect. How confusing it is depends in large part on often the dancers have encountered that effect. There are dances where you work our way up and down the set turning or passing by second, third, or even more neighbors before returning to your original neighbor. At the ends you need to wrap around and treat your partner as your nth neighbor. It's pretty straighforward if you have enough dancers who have done it before, but the farther from home you stray, the more confusing it gets to some people. There is potential for disruption if the progression does not come at the end of B2 and the couple at the end is showboating rather than preparing to rejoin the line. That's always true, but more likely with a double progression or any other nonstandard timing. On 9/18/2013 4:04 PM, Kalia Kliban wrote: