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- Thurs. Oct. 12th.
- 6:45 PM.
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- Congregation
- Mishkan Shalom
- and
- The Regeneration
Project
- present
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- aninconvenienttruth
- at
- Mishkan Shalom
- 4101 Freeland Ave.,
Philadelphia
- Thursday, October
12th - 6:45PM
- All are welcome.
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A discussion will follow the
film, led by Joy Bergey, of PennFuture, and Dr. Dan Wolk, of
Physicians for Social Responsibility.
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Saturday, Oct. 21st, 10
AM - 12 PM.
BABY SIGNS®
Parent Workshop
- How To
- Talk With Your
Baby
- Before
- Your Baby Can
Talk.
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Who: Hearing parents of hearing children
from birth 10 24 months (Please note, this workshop is for parents
only. Childcare is not provided). When: Saturday, Oct. 21st,
2006 10AM - 12PM.
Where: Early Childhood
Center, Pennsylvania School for the Deaf, 143 W. Coulter St.,
Philadelphia, PA 19144. Cost of $60 includes Parent Workshop
Kit, and Baby Signs,.
All registrations
and money are due by Oct. 13th, 2006.
To register, or for
more information, please call
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Tuesdays, 5:30 - 6:30
PM.
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- The
Fedenkrais Method®
- Awareness
Through
- Movement
Classes
- with
Bob Chapra in Chestnut Hill
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- Chestnut
Hill Village Community Room
- 7995
Crittendon Ave.
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- Tuesdays,
5:30 - 6:30 PM
- Segment
1 - 5 Classes - Sept. 19th - Oct. 24th
- Segment
2 - 5 Classes - Oct. 31st - Nov. 28th
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This is an opportunity to experience
the FeldenKrais® Method with one of this country's most highly
respected practitioners. Learn to move with less pain and more
efficiency, ease, comfort and grace with the simple, ingeniuous
Feldenkrais® Awareness Through Movement lessons.
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- Bob Chapra has
been a Feldenkrais practioner since 1977. He graduated from Dr.
Feldenkrais' very first American training group. He is in private
practice in New York City and Philadelphia.
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- Please
call Bob at
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Phone 215-349-6200
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Phone 215-754-4770
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Phone 215-732-9173
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Thursday & Friday
at 7:30 PM.
- This weekend only!
The
Little Foxes
The Little Foxes - Opens
November 10
THE LITTLE FOXES - By Lillian
Hellman - Directed byYaga Brady
Within the walls of an elegant Southern
home, ca. 1900, gather the scheming, ruthless, and greedy
Hubbard siblings, manipulating business deals and personal
relationships with cruelty and arrogance, even at the expense
of those closest to them. An American classic which is
both a high-tier melodrama and a penetrating character study of evildoers and their victims.
Taut - Gripping - Incisive
The Stagecrafters was founded
to "promote the advancement of knowledge and appreciation
of drama in all its forms, and to encourage the writing and production
of drama of a high literary and artistic standard by its members."
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6 weekly sessions on Weds. Evenings.
- 6:30-8:30 PM.
- Starting Nov. 1st.
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Eating Disorders
Support Group for Women
- Living
Binge Free...
- Facilitated by Judith
Elson, Ph. D.
This group will focus
on learning the difference between physical hunger and emotional
hunger, identifying triggers for emotional eating.
Strategies for
avoiding a binge or binge/purge, sharing and learning healthy
ways to cope with painful feelings, examining myths of body image
and how self-esteem is related, experiencing the support of other
women while increasing insight into patterns of eatin g.
7500
Germantown Ave., Elders Hall
$25
per session.
Women
interested in this group will have a half-hour pre-group interview
to discuss goals and commitment to the group, as well as have
an opportunity to ask questions about the group process. The
interveiw fee is $20.
For more
information, contact Judith Elson at
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Tuesday, Nov. 14th. -
4:30 to 9 PM.
- 1111111Annual
- Empty
Bowl Dinner
- at Chestnut Hill College
- Save
the date! Your annual Empty Bowl Dinner proudly sponsored by
Chestnut Hill College, 9601 Germanown Ave. to benefit NPIHN.
Tickets are $15 per adult, and $5 for students and children.
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Choose
a beautiful bowl, eat delicious soups, and enjoy the company
of college students, NPIHN supporters and volunteers.
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- Parking shuttle
service from Our Mother of Consolation Church, 9 E. Chestnut
Hill Ave.
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- Northwest
Philadelphia
- Interfaith
Hospitality Network
- For
more information, please call...
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Phone 215-848-7786
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Phone 215-247-4663 x1
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- Showtimes for today.
- The Departed
Rated
(R) · 2 hrs. 30 min.
(12:30), (3:45), 7:15, 10:40
The Grudge 2
Rated
(PG-13) · 1 hr. 35 min.
(1:30), (4:30), 7:45, 10:30
Jackass: Number
Two
Rated
(R) · 1 hr. 35 min.
(1:45), (4:15), 7:00, 10:00
The Marine
Rated
(PG-13) · 1 hr. 33 min.
(1:00), (4:00), 7:30, 10:10
Open Season
Rated
(PG) · 1 hr. 40 min.
(12:45), (3:30), 6:45, 9:45
Texas Chainsaw Massacre:
- The Beginning
Rated
(R) · 1 hr. 24 min.
(1:15), (4:45), 8:00, 10:20
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- 3720
Main Street - Manayunk, PA 19127
Ridge Avenue & Main Street
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Oct. 3rd at 7 PM.
The Germantown
Republicans are hosting a Republican
Gathering on October 3rd at the Venetian Club in Chestnut Hill.
The Germantown Republican
Club is the social focus of Republican activities in the Northwest.
Every year we honor our Republican heritage with our annual Lincoln
Day Dinner. In 2006, radio commentator Michael Smerconish was
our featured speaker.
We have beef-and-beers four times
a year, a picnic and a Christmas Party. The Germantown Republican
Club gives us "safe space" to be proud Republicans
in a mostly Democratic community.
Germantown Republican Club
Join our Blog Group.
To become a member,
contact Dan Salvatore at dsalvatore@ucwphilly.rr.com
Germantown Republican Club blog.
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Sunday, Nov. 5th.
- Race starts at 9:00
AM.
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- P H
I L A D E L P H I A
- RACE
FOR
- H
O P E
The 5K Run and Walk is open
to all participants who seek a challenge, a runner-friendly course
or a way to support the Brain Tumor Society's efforts to find
a cure for brain tumors.
The race features a scenic
start and finish in front of the Philadelphia Art Museum and
an out and back course on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Make
the Race for Hope an annual tradition for you, your friends and
your family. It's positively inspirational!
- 9:OO AM Race Start,
- Philadelphia Art
Museum
- Benjamin Franklin
Parkway & 26th St.
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- Register Online:
www.braintumorsociety.org
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Phone 800-326-3264
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Phone 215-999-9999
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Phone 215-242-1553
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Saturday, Oct. 3rd - All Day!
- 8 AM to 6:30 PM.
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- Delicious
Grilled
- $1.00
FRANKS!!!
Multi-Family Yard Sale
This Saturday, all day, from
8AM to 6PM
And we will serve $1.00 Hebrew
National Kosher Franks and 50¢ Cokes ALL DAY LONG!
We've got tons of old records, and vintage books,
a rack of clothing that once was in style and will soon be in
style again.
Many bargains and values,
plus you'll meet lots of friends and neighbors.
- 1444 Sedgwick - Mt.
Airy, PA
- at the corner of
Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Brought to you by The Smiths
- The Kleins - The Paupenpickets
Plenty of stuff for kids too!
Please come and please tell
your friends to come.... remember, this is the only yard sale
in Mt. Airy that will be serving $1.00 broiled franks all day
long! Wowser!
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Saturdays,
Oct 14th & Nov. 4th.
- 9 to 11 AM.
- Autumn
Walks in
- the
Wissahickon
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Join Steve Lawrence and other members
of Friend's of the Wissahickon on two autumn nature walks along
the Wissahickon Creek.
Take this opportunity
to observe birds and mammals of the Wissahickon and learn more
about all aspects of Autumn, nature's changing season.
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- Oct. 14th - At Forbidden
Drive at Bell's Mill Rd.
- Nov 4th - Walk will
begin at Valley Green Inn.
- Ample parking available
at both places.
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Weds., Oct. 25th. 7:00-8:30 PM
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- C.W. Henry School
in Mt. Airy, Philadelphia.
- Carpenter Lane &
Greene St.
Learn about Henry
Looking into school options
for your child(ren)? Thinking about Henry, but want to know what
it's really like? Unanswered concerns or questions? Join current
Henry parents to learn about life in and around the school. Come
with questions, or just to listen.
We've been hosting these meetings,
monthly-ish during the school year, for 4 years. The meetings
are a safe environment to ask questions, express concerns, share
observations, and get to know people exploring the same issues
as you.
Children are welcome. We'll
provide a sitter, and ask $5 per child for the sitter. Please
bring a small snack or beverage for kids and/or adults.
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Phone 215-456-4545
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Phone 215-247-0417
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Phone 215-248-0546
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Sunday, Oct. 8th. - 3
to 8 PM.
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- Sacred Seasons, Sacred Earth
- An Interfaith Call to Reflect and
Act
- at Friends Meeting House
- 4th & Arch Streets, Philadelphia
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Songs, Chants, Dances, Prayers
Celebration
in the Sukkah
Break-fast
Meal for Ramadan
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- Inspiring Keynotes on Earth Stewardship:
- * Dr. Sayyid Syeed (Islamic Society of North
America)
- * Revered Bob Edgar (National Council of
Churches)
- * Rabbi Sue Levi Elwell (Union for Reform
Judaism)
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- Sponsored by Shalom Center
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- Interfaith Walk for Peace & Reconciliation
- and Arch Street Meeting House.
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Saturday, Oct. 21st. -
7 PM.
On Carpenter Lane at Greene St.
Local Author Showcase:
- Nisaa Showell
- and
- Bernadette Connor.
Two local authors
writing unique stories of love: Nisaa Showell's Eternal Souls
Clashin' is the tale of two lovers who are willing to do
the unthinkable to be together.
Bernadette Conner's
Pearl and Angela is a suspense-filled story that profoundly
chronicles the emotional damages of hatred and cruelty and the
miraculous healing power of love.
The characters
come to life, providing on-the-edge-of-your-seat entertainment
and intrigue wrapped in a timeless love.
Big Blue Marble Bookstore
is an independently owned bookstore located in the Mt. Airy section
of Philadelphia.
We specialize
in progressive and multicultural titles of interest to Philadelphians
in general and Mt. Airy-ites in particular: children's books;
woman-centered pregnancy and parenting; sustainable living; lesbian/gay,
African-American, and Jewish studies; feminist science fiction;
literary graphic novels; and smart, fun fiction.
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Every Tuesday.
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- Fiction Workshops
Starting October 2006,
six-week workshops will be held at The Taming of the Brew, 268
Bala Avenue in Bala, PA, Mondays 7:30-9pm. Enrollment is limited..
Travel Writing
Workshops
Learn how to get free
trips and sell your travel stories to newspapers and magazines.
Workshops at Main Line School Night www.mainlineschoolnight.org
and Mt Airy Learning Tree www.mtairylearningtree.org For registration
and details visit the above websites.
Workshops are also held in
Chestnut Hill, Saturdays, 10:30am-Noon and Tuesdays, 7:30-9pm.
For more information, contact
Stacialand@verizon.net.
Stacia
Friedman is an award-winning writer whose articles appear in
leading newspapers and magazines, including Philadelphia Style,
Intermezzo, Elegant Wedding and Bucks. Her areas of expertise
include travel, gourmet cuisine, lifestyle, healthcare and humor.
In addition to
her journalism career, Stacia is a prolific, creative writer
of short stories, novels, plays and screenplays. She worked in
the film industry in Los Angeles as a story analyst for independent
producers and literary agencies. Stacia has taught at Chestnut
Hill, Rosemont and Arcadia Colleges. For over 15 years, her workshops
have inspired beginning and experienced writers to realize their
creative potential.
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NOW! - Call for details.
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Phone 215-844-1870
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Phone 215-248-1749
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