Best of Long Island? RHYTHMOLOGY!!!!!

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For the last 8 years, the Long Island Press has put out a list of the best Long Island has to offer. Now with over 360 categories the Best of Long Island list is bigger than ever. This year your favorite dance studio and mine, Rhythmology of Westbury, has been nominated in the Adult Dance Studio category.

How does Rhythmology win the nomination of Best Adult Dance Studio on Long Island? YOU!!! Just like on Dancing with the Stars, you are the key!! You have to go and vote. So if you have had an amazing time learning, dancing and partying with the Rhythmology family, go and vote! You are allowed one voter per IP address per day per category, until voting ends on 12/15/12.  That’s over a month’s worth of votes. Let’s do our part to ensure that Rhythmology is recognized as what we already know it is: Long Island’s Best!!!

Here’s the link:  http://vote.longislandpress.com/engine/Welcome.aspx?contestid=71109  Vote every day!!!!

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