The only huge omission I see right now is zills. I thought Zi'ah was going to teach her Zill Drill and Zillmania, but I haven't seen a class submission for them yet. There are also no veil classes, but with a shift in focus to more period or at least traditional forms of Mid-East dance, this doesn't surprise me. Here's some of what we *do* have:

**dance classes**
Beginner classes
Intermediate technique
Advanced technique
Isolation drills
Shimmy and layering drills
Saiidi series
Turkish/Rromany 9/8
Sword (and other balancing props) technique
Sword choreography
Dancing from period illustrations
Making your dance more period
Dancers & musicians working together
Fitness for dancers
Folk dance fusion
Folkloric Egyptian dance
Persian dance
Fan Veils
Campfire/hafla improvisation
Baratanayam
Turkish dance
Rhythms for dancers
West African Dance
Regal bellydance: technique and attitude
ME dance round table

**music classes**
Drumming for all levels
West African drumming
Musicians and dancers working together
Taqsim
Riq
Oud
Melody class--Aziza and other tough tunes

**other classes**
Henna party
Kama Sutra for men and women (separate classes)
Period dance and non-dace garb classes
Teachings of Muhammed
History and stories of the Djinn
History of felt making

There may be more "other classes" because I'm not scheduling the classes that will be in the regular A&S tents. Still, there's a lot to choose from already!!

I'm going to email Zi'ah and see what's up with her class. Of course, I beleive that the more zill classes we have the more zill learners we have and that can only be a good thing!

Samira, if you decide to teach the class after the deadline for being in the official book, I can still list it in Haberci :-)