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After dinner -- spaghetti with meat sauce but no parmesan because the kitchen is kosher -- the staff ``babes in the woods,'' Nicole and Marissa, were ready to lead all comers in line dancing, unless we would rather learn the choreography to Michael Jackson's 1984 groundbreaker ``Thriller. One of the groundbreakers in this area continues to be Brownfield, a network based in Jefferson City, MO. Keep their booties shaking with DJ Dan's Lift (Thrive): It's a consistently thrilling seat-of-the-pants two-CD set of dark, funky house and techno, programmed by this perennial people's favorite--and gay--club music groundbreaker. |
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groundbreaker - someone who helps to open up a new line of research or technology or art