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Buy your tickets HERE for the Zia Marching Band Fiesta! Click HERE for the 2016 Fiesta Handbook and HERE for the scheduled participants. The 39th Annual Zia Marching Band Fiesta will be held on October 29, 2016 at University Stadium in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The competition is limited to the first 32 applicants. Bands compete within their classes during preliminary competition. The top 10 bands from preliminary competition (regardless of class size) advance to the final round of competition. Performance times are scheduled in reverse order of receipt of entry applications (the first application received performs latest in the day). The Grand Champion from the previous competition has the option to be scheduled to perform last in the preliminary competition, and the Zia New Mexico champion (if not the grand champion) is scheduled to perform in the penultimate position. There is a non-refundable entry fee of $375. Class size is determined by the size of the school, not the size of the band.
Bands of America© judging criteria are used to determine scores and placement. Click on the icon below to access the 2016 Zia Application Packet. Please note, Applications will be accepted via email starting 8am Monday May 2, 2016. Early applications will not be accepted. Tickets for the contest are available only at the gate on the date of the contest. Ticket prices are as follows: Find something wrong in this description? Help us fix it! Master a polished look with the sleek and tailored Zia shootie from Bella-Vita®. Premium leather upper with double monk strap and an almond toe. Features adjustable buckles at vamp and a heel zipper for an easy on-and-off. Stylish chunky stacked heel. Z-flex® outsole creates a textured, flexible stable walking surface. Heel Height: 3 1⁄4 in Platform Height: 3⁄4 in Product measurements were taken using size 8, width M (B). Please note that measurements may vary by size. This item is currently unavailable, but here are some similar products
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Zendala - Zentangle®-Inspired Art - ZIA 29 Original Zentangle®-inspired art by Laurel Regan. Hand-drawn, black on white, Zendala (Zentangle + mandala) format. The Zentangle® Method was created by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas. Alphabetical A > Z Alphabetical Z > A Price Low to High Price High to Low Wrapped platform and heel. Heel Height: 3 3⁄4 in Platform Height: 1 1⁄4 in Product measurements were taken using size 8, width B - Medium. Add to Shopping Bag Loud & Fast Unisex Tee (Military Green) Loud & Fast Unisex Tee (Navy) Soft Shell Embroidered Jacket Xmas Sketch Women's Longsleeve Sparkles Kid's Baseball Tee (Black) Sparkles Kid's Baseball Tee (Pink) Red Stripe Custom Tee Album Cover Skate Deck 2 Pack Ray Gun Skate Deck One by One (Heart) White OrnamentFor other uses, see Xie (disambiguation). Xie ([ɕi̯ê])[nb 1] (simplified Chinese: 谢; traditional Chinese: 謝; pinyin: ;
Wade–Giles: 4) is a Chinese family name; it is estimated that there are about ten million people in China with this surname, the majority of whom live in southern China, and a 2013 study found that Xie was the 23rd most common surname in China,[2] with 0.79% of the population having this surname.[3] The greater majority of Xie members are also members of the Hakka people of the greater Han ethnicity. The surname originated in two major branches: during the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors period, and near the end of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It was a prominent aristocratic clan in the Eastern Jin dynasty of China. The hometown of the Xie is Kaifeng, Henan Province. There is a less common surname with the same pronunciation but different writing (解). The spelling of the same Chinese character using Wade–Giles romanization is Hsieh. The spelling "Hsieh" is most commonly used in Taiwan and in older romanizations. "Hsieh" tends to be incorrectly pronounced as "Shay" by those attempting to read it using English orthography.
However, other variations are pronounced "Sh'eh" and the spelling is sometimes modified as Shieh. The Cantonese spelling of the same Chinese character is Tse or Tze and the Taishanese spelling of the same Chinese character is Dea, Der, Dare, or Dear. The Min Nan (Hokkien) and Teochew spelling of the same Chinese character is Chia, Cheah, or Sia. In Malaysia and Singapore, the name is most commonly Chia, although Cheah, Seah, Sia, Cha, Tse, Chay etc. can also be found. During the Chinese diaspora, the region was administered by British Empire clerks, who knew little about Chinese dialects, often had to find their own romanizations. As a result, the variations are non-exhaustive. In the Philippines, the name is also spelled as Sese (which also means thank you in Kapampangan, a local dialect in Pampanga, Philippines where the first Xie settled). In Indonesia, the name is also spelt as Tjhia or Tjia. In East Timor, as a legacy of Portuguese colonialism and lingua franca, Xie is also produced as Tchia, Tchea, Tsia, Tcha and Tjea.
The Vietnamese version is Tạ. In the United States, the name is sometimes spelled as Jair and Zia. Other variations of the surname include Shea and Shei. During the legendary Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors period, the Xie were believed to be the descendants of Yuyang, son of the Yellow Emperor. Yuyang's descendants founded ten states successively, the State of Xie (谢) first, and its occupants becoming the first Xie. For the purpose of reciprocating his mother's upbringing, King Xuan of Zhou (r. 827 – 782 BCE) of the Western Zhou Dynasty granted the former State of Xie, in modern Nanyang, Henan province, to his maternal uncle Shen Boxi, the Marquess of Shen, whose line claimed descent from the semi-mythological character Bo Yi. The people of Xie later adopted the name of the state as their surname. By the early Qin dynasty, a branch of the Xie relocated to Yangxia (阳夏), Chen (陈) commandery (modern-day Taikang, Henan), and built a reputation as a noble clan.