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[Highland Park] Dolphin Costume for Kids
by Jody Noble-Choder 11 Oct '11

11 Oct '11

My 11 year old nephew wants to be a dolphin for Halloween. He can do a mean dolphin impersonation! Anyone happen to have a dolphin costume for kids?

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[Highland Park] More info onThe Commons: Dismantling the Market State @ Building Change Convergence, this Friday, 3 - 4:30 pm
by Mary Beth Steisslinger 11 Oct '11

11 Oct '11

Friends of the Commons Movement, please spread the word... this is just the sort of information the people need now as the Occupy Movement gains steam. Please join us, and connect to interested individuals & groups for cooperation/collaboration Building Change Convergence, Hosted in part by Three Rivers Bioneers Panel Discussion: Challenging the Market-State Monopoly, how to reclaim a democracy by and for the people Friday, Oct 14, 3 - 4:30 pm Heinz History Center, Building Change Conf. (details below for all 3 days of conference activities) Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund's Ben Price, Democracy School Instructor and international advocate for the Rights of Nature and communities. CELDF is one of the leading organizations helping communities protect their local resources from Marcellus Shale exploitation thru developing local ordinances that demand the evolution of our legal system and Global Commons Trust's James Quilligan, Policy analyst, economist and one of the leading thinkers on a shift to a sustainability rate for our monetary system. This means transitioning our local to global economic system to one based on Natural or Commons Law, bioregionalism, social justice and ecological health... and a sharing of commons resources managed by stakeholders for intergenerational wealth 1. What is the tool kit for challenging the market-state system? 2. Why do we need to redefine sovereignty of citizens? 3. What do you see as the role of civil society, community groups, citizen associations? 4. How do you transform decision making so that people are really engaged in the governance process to inform policy at all levels? 5.... community inquiry and sharing THE COMMONS, n., gifts of nature and society; the wealth we inherit or create together and must pass on, undiminished or enhanced, to our children; a sector of the economy that complements and counterweights the corporate sector. Many other great events happening during the Building Change Convergence, this Thurs., Fri. and Sat. including... > > Reclaiming and Protecting Our Regional Green Commons - organized by > 3 Rivers Bioneers, a community workshop, 9 am-12 noon, Heinz History > Center > > Having trouble viewing this email? Click here > > > Three Rivers Community Foundation News > Change, not charity (TM) October 6, 2011 > Three Rivers Community Foundation > > TRCF promotes Change, not charity, by funding and encouraging > activism among community-based organizations in underserved areas of > Southwestern Pennsylvania. We support groups challenging attitudes, > policies, or institutions as they work to promote social, economic, > and racial justice. > We apologize for the re-send of this, but one of the dates for one > of the events listed below was incorrect! > > > Registration is OPEN! > > Registration for the jam-packed Building Change: A Convergence for > Social Justice is now OPEN! > Please visit http://www.buildingchangewpa.org and register TODAY! > * Register EARLY for the best choice of workshops! > * Need-based scholarships are available (contact > wpaterson(a)trcfwpa.org) > * The Building Change Film Festival schedule is up on the Building > Change website! > * Check out the Logistics page on the website, too, where you'll > find information on what to bring, buses to the event from outside > Allegheny County, and more. > * We finally have an email-able registration form, if you're having > problems with the registration on the website. If you want a copy > of the form, please email wpaterson(a)trcfwpa.org. > > CHECK OUT OUR VIDEO! > Major thanks to Pat Kennedy, Henry Lipput, our CPR (Communications & > Public Relations) Subcommittee, and Wrecking Crew Media for it: > http://www.youtube.com/watch? > v=IJZc0uAm3RA&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL > Check out the Pre-Convergence FORUMS! > > During the planning process of Building Change: A Convergence for > Social Justice, it became clear that some topics simply could not be > adequately covered in just a short workshop. To that end, the > following pre-Convergence Forums were created. These will occur on > Thursday, October 13, during the day. So, if you're really > passionate about one of the topics below, make sure you register for > Thursday! (All in the History Center and surrounding buildings, > except Labor.) > > 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM: > Workers' Rights and Labor Issues - NEW VENUE: August Wilson Center > for African American Culture (980 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, PA > 15222) - organized by United Steelworkers and other unions > Ending Violence: We have the Strategies - How do we IMPLEMENT & > MOBILIZE for Change?!? - organized by the Coalition Against Violence > (B-PEP) > Reclaiming and Protecting Our Regional Green Commons - organized by > 3 Rivers Bioneers > > 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM: > LGBTQ Workplace Issues Workshop for Employers and Employees - > organized by Rayden Sorock of the Coro Center for Civic Leadership > > 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM: > After PPACA: Real Health Care Reform - organized by Healthcare 4 > All, New Voices Pittsburgh, and Keystone Progress > Fighting for Justice in the Shale Fields: What YOU Can Do - > organized by Marcellus Protest > Gearing Up for the 2012 Elections and Beyond: The Opportunities and > Challenges for Engaging Everyone - organized by B-PEP/REMP, > Disability Rights Network, PA Voice, Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit > Partnership, and the League of Women Voters > Debunking the Myth of a Fair Criminal Justice System - organized by > American Friends Service Committee, Pennsylvanians for Alternatives > to the Death Penalty, HRC-Fed Up!, ACLU-PA, Ban the Box Campaign, > and the PA Innocence Commission > > 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM: > ACTION: Video Production from Concept to Completion - organized by > local Pittsburgh filmmakers > > Fees for the forums are the same rate as the day tickets for Friday > and Saturday (sliding scale of $5-$10) and can be purchased through > the registration process at http://www.buildingchangewpa.org! > Don't Forget about Pathways to Change Performances and Awards! > > On Friday, October 14, starting at 6:30 PM, TRCF will be hosting > Pathways to Change Performances and Awards as part of Building > Change: A Convergence for Social Justice! > > The Awards! > There will be four Champions of Change Awards given out over the > course of the evening, and one Cathy Raphael DANU Award. The > recipients are: > > Champions of Change: Lee Marcuzzi, Joyce Rothermel, Rev. Thomas E. > Smith, and Bonnie Young Laing > > Cathy Raphael DANU Award Recipient: Bekezela Mguni > > See more information about the event and the performers on the > Facebook page: > https://www.facebook.com/events/#!/event.php?eid=298301563516990 > > During the Convergence itself, make sure you check out the 7 > Pathways to Change Art Show, going on in the Heinz History Center's > Mueller Center (5th Floor)! See works by artists such as Margaret > Baco, Etta Cetera, Elizabeth Myers Castonguay, Dana Elmendorf with > Seton Hill University's Undergraduate Art Therapy Program, Kurt > Garrison, Fran Gialamas, Dawn Hartman, George Hogan, Gary Huck, > Tavia LaFollette, participants from Living Together is an ART, MGR > Foundation youth, Maritza Mosquera, Ann Rosenthal & Steffi Domike, > Carol L Randolph, Dameta Skinner, Pat Ulbrich, posters from United > Steelworkers, Joyce Wagner & Mina al Doori, and more! > > > Events! > > October Outrage! Frack Protest at Marburger Dairy > Saturday, October 8, 2011 > 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM > Evans City Community Park & Pool, Butler County (Clover St. and > Railroad St.) > A well pad and fracking operation have begun in a producing corn > field on Marburger Dairy Farm property. Marcellus Outreach Butler > has organized this protest. There will be a picnic gathering from > 1-3 PM, so please bring a lunch. > More information: https://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php? > eid=295386403809018 > > Jobs Now! Rally, Resource, and Unity Fair > Saturday, October 8, 2011 > 12:00 PM - 3:30 PM > Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers Hall (10 South 19th St., > Southside, 15203) > Join us at a dynamic community event for the whole family, kicking > off at noon with speakers and live music with Mike Stout. Let's all > come together and get connected to the national push for good jobs > and a fair economy! Also, networking, information, and resources > for unemployed and underemployed workers and their families. Unity, > fun, resources, and ACTION for good jobs! Lunch will be served at > 1:30. Fall fun, crafts, and books for the kids will be available > from the Carnegie Library and Reading is FUNdamental. > Free and open to the public > More information: Dave Ninehouser - 412-370-5247 or http://www.facebook.com/pawantstowork > > National Coming Out Day Celebration > Saturday, October 8, 2011 > 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM > Butler County Community College, Succop Theatre (107 College Dr., > Butler, PA 16002) > Parents, Friends & Families of Lesbians & Gays of Butler County > (PFLAG Butler) will be hosting many different activities to > celebrate and educate the Butler County community about LGBT > issues. Events include an opening reception, discussion groups, and > a screening of the film "Gender Redesigner" at 3:30 PM. The film > tells the story of Butler, PA native fAe Gibson and his transition > from female to male. A panel discussion featuring fAe, his doctors, > and others from the film will follow the screening. > Free and open to the public. > More information: info(a)pflagbutler.com or 724-290-9674 > > GIMP Forum > Tuesday, October 11, 2011 > 7:00 - 9:00 PM > Rodef Shalom Congregation (4905 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15213) > A forum with members of Heidi Latsky Dance Company - Heidi Latsky, > Jeffrey Freeze, and Toby Macnutt. > Free of charge > More information: 412-456-5550 or info(a)fisafoundation.org > > FISA Foundation Centennial Event: GIMP - A Heidi Latsky Dance > Production > Saturday, October 15, 2011 > 8:00 PM (stop by after the Convergence!) > August Wilson Center (980 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15222) > GIMP is about the beauty of movement in all its aspects -- the > breathtaking, unexpected beauty that is physical, emotional, and > full of grace. At the heart of GIMP are five trained dancers and > five performers with physical disabilities who create an edgy > landscape of uncommon magnificence. Heidi Latsky, artistic director > and former principal dancer with Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance, is > a dynamic force in the dance world. > Admission: $15 > Buy tickets: http://pgharts.culturaldistrict.org/production/30447 > More information: http://www.fisafoundation.org > > Voices of Freedom: ACLU Clients Speak Out > Tuesday, October 18, 2011 > 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM > Frick Fine Arts Auditorium (University of Pittsburgh, Oakland) > The Grieving Grandparents, Latina Driver, Advertisers, Police > Recruit speak out > More information: Barb Feige - bfeige(a)aclupgh.org or 412-681-7736 > > 6th Annual Think Big Forum > Friday, October 21, 2011 > 7:45 AM - 12:00 noon > Chatham University, Shadyside Campus > Hosted by the Center for Women's Entrepreneurship at Chatham > University. The keynote speaker is Maxine Clark, CEO and Founder of > Build-A-Bear Workshop, Inc. Panel on "Branding: Boiling It Down to > the Basics," with panelists Susan Gregg Koger (Chief Creative > Officer and Lead Buyer, ModCloth), Donna Sturgess (President and > Founding Partner of Buyology, Inc., and former Global Head of > Innovation, GlaxoSmithKline), and Laurie R. Mizrahi (President, > Mizrahi, Inc., and interim Vice President Creative, GNC Corporation). > Admission: $45 > More information: http://www.chatham.edu/cwe or 412-365-1253 > > Sleep-In for the Homeless > Friday, October 21, 2011 > 6:00 PM - 6:00 AM, Saturday, October 22 > Schenley Plaza, Oakland (4100 Forbes Ave., across from Carnegie > Library in Oakland)Please join with us as we raise awareness and > funds in support of 1500 local homeless individuals that need our > support to overcome housing crises. Funds raised provide critical > funds for Community Human Services homeless assistance programs. To > find out more visit the website at: http://www.sleepinforthehomeless.org > . This year the Sleep-In for the Homeless moves to Schenley Plaza in > Oakland, the heart of Pittsburgh's University communities. Oakland > is also a neighborhood where friends and families are struggling to > overcome poverty and homelessness. We invite individuals, groups, > sororities, fraternities, service-learning organizations, > congregations, corporations, and all committed supporters of the > homeless to join with us for this important awareness raising event. > More information: call Diane at 412-246-1608 or email DMcMahon(a)chscorp.org > . > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Clear the Air Poster Challenge! > > From our friends at Group Against Smog & Pollution (GASP)! > > Hey teachers--your students could win bicycles, magic shows, or cash > for school supplies by participating in the "Let's Clear the Air" > Poster Challenge, put together by Pennsylvania Resources Council and > the Southwest PA Air Quality Partnership. The first 50 teachers to > register will receive a free kit full of activities and lesson plans. > > Call Sarah at (412) 488-7490, ext. 236, for more information and to > register, or click on the link below to learn more and register > online. > > http://www.prc.org/posterchallenge.html > Opportunity for Youth (15 to 18 years old) in the Greater Pittsburgh > Area > > We are looking for youth from different racial, ethnic and > geographic backgrounds to be part of a one to two year community- > service opportunity in which we explore and celebrate our > similarities and our differences. > > The American Friends Service Committee PA Program together with > Pittsburgh Young Leaders Academy is looking for a diverse group of > between 12 and 15 high school youth, 15-18 years old. The group will > learn from each other as we explore issues such as violence, > nonviolence, how social change movements work, human rights and > racial justice. As the youths' learning and experience with these > issues grow, they will be guided in designing and implementing a > project that addresses in some way racial or ethnic injustice in the > community. In the first year of the project the youth were > instrumental in getting Pittsburgh declared the 5th Human Rights > City in the U.S. > > Benefits to youth: > We anticipate many positive outcomes for the participants including: > 1) understanding of human rights and social change movements > 2) skills in leadership and collaboration > 3) comfort conversing about race and oppression > 4) satisfaction of impacting the quality of life within our community > 5) community service experience > 6) dynamic, engaging interaction with diverse peers > 7) lasting friendships > > Time frame: > The program will start in October 2011. We will meet twice a month > on Sunday afternoons although that may change as the group gets to > know each other. The fall will be a time to work with the curriculum > designed in the first year of the project. Part of the training will > be a Human Rights training, learning about the Universal Declaration > of Human Rights and how it impacts each of us. In 2012 we will be > designing and implementing a project that addresses racial injustice > in our city. In the spring of 2012 there will be an opportunity for > the group to go to Washington DC to be part of a Model United > Nations at the State Department. > > > Contact if interested: Scilla Wahrhaftig, > 412 371 3607 or swahrhaftig(a)afsc.org > Upcoming Events > Building Change: A Convergence for Social Justice > October 13-15 > Sen. John Heinz Regional History Center (1212 Smallman St., > Pittsburgh, PA 15222) > > > Contact Info > Anne E. Lynch > Manager, Administrative Operations & Special Projects > Three Rivers Community Foundation > 100 N. Braddock Ave., Ste. 302 > Pittsburgh, PA 15208 > 412-243-9250 > trcf(a)trcfwpa.org > http://www.trcfwpa.org > > Forward email > > This email was sent to marybeth.steisslinger(a)gmail.com by trcf(a)trcfwpa.org > | > Update Profile/Email Address | Instant removal with SafeUnsubscribe™ > | Privacy Policy. > Three Rivers Community Foundation | 100 North Braddock Ave | Suite > 302 | Pittsburgh | PA | 15208 > Mary Beth Steisslinger, MS Integral Systems Biologist Global Commons Trust, Commons Action for the UN www.globalcommonstrust.org Commons Learning Alliance http://www.commonslearning.org/ marybeth.steisslinger(a)gmail.com THE COMMONS, n., gifts of nature and society; the wealth we inherit or create together and must pass on, undiminished or enhanced, to our children; a sector of the economy that complements and counterweights the corporate sector.

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[Highland Park] Recommendations for new garage doors?
by Francine 11 Oct '11

11 Oct '11

Anyone have excellent service with a particular company? If so could you please email me contact information, price and quality of workmanship. Thanks! Sent from my Samsung Epic™ 4G

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[Highland Park] FOR SALE: 32" WESTINGHOUSE LCD TV
by Francine 11 Oct '11

11 Oct '11

Sent from my Samsung Epic™ 4G -------- Original message -------- Subject: FW: [Highland Park] FOR SALE: 32" WESTINGHOUSE LCD TV From: "Difranza, Francine" <Francine.Difranza(a)city.pittsburgh.pa.us> To: frenchjap(a)gmail.com CC: Great condition, lots of inputs including HDMI. $225 CASH ONLY. If interested, please call 412-213-8117 <tel:412-213-8117> or email me @ frenchjap(a)gmail.com <mailto:frenchjap@gmail.com> . -- REDISTRIBUTE ONLY WITH PERMISSION OF AUTHOR <http://lists.highlandparkpa.com/mailman/listinfo/neighborhood>

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[Highland Park] OCTOBER Updates from the Pittsburgh Dance Scene
by Linda Reznik 11 Oct '11

11 Oct '11

Hi All, Jessica Marino here, wanting to let everyone in on a few exciting opportunities to tap into the splendor of our Pittsburgh dance scene. October is a busy month, and these are just a few of the many; but I would be happy to coordinate your attendance or answer any questions you may have surrounding these companies, rehearsals, and events... TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11TH 7:30: Adagio Health Center Presents, HOT PINK PITTSBURGH at Byham Theater The August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble will be performing Darrel Grand Moultrie's, Regality, as part of a full length evening of sizzling entertainment and fundraising, to benefit breast and cervical cancer screening for uninsured women in Western Pa. http://www.pgharts.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=155982 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16TH 3PM: Soldiers & Sailor's Annual Cannon Ball Fundraiser: Military Follies Revue August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble will be performing Christopher Huggins', Mothers of War. An afternoon celebrating and supporting our countries military men and women. http://www.soldiersandsailorshall.org/Cannon%20Ball%20Military%20Follies.htm l SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16th 6-7:30pm: OPEN REHEARSAL for EVOLVE PRODUCTIONS' "ARTS ALIVE" Performance Come see what EVOLVE PRODUCTIONS has in store for the "ARTS ALIVE" 2011 Benefit Crohn's and Colitis Association of America. Rehearsal will be held Sunday October 16th by EVOLVE Productions at the Bodiography Center for Movement: 824 Forbes Ave, Floor 3, Pittsburgh, PA 15217. Light refreshments will be served. http://www.evolveproductions.blogspot.com FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21st 7pm: Pittsburgh Art's Alive, A Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America Event Evolve Productions is coming to Pittsburgh's Arts Alive <https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=135415946543023> at the Cardello building on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21st! Live music, dancing, food and drinks from 7PM-11PM to benefit the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America's Western PA Chapter!! JOIN US for a NIGHT of CELEBRATION! www.pghartsalive.com SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 8PM: the event a fundraiser for a new ballet company in Pittsburgh, Andrew Blight, Founder/Artistic Director, featuring a special screening of the film: NY EXPORT: OPUS JAZZ Choreographed by Jerome Robbins http://opusjazz.com/trailer 8:00 PM Screening - complimentary popcorn and drink 9:00 PM After-Party - complimentary beer and wine tickets: $25 for tickets call: 412.927.2873 or email: theballetpgh(a)hotmail.com Again, this is just a taste of the buzz charging our dance community. I will be sure to keep you updated on more to coming up in November. Stay tuned, there are a number of hot choreographers coming into the city to work with our dancers. It is going to be a phenomenal season. Please take advantage of the open rehearsals as an opportunity to see the creative process more intimately, and with notice, photographers are generally welcomed. My phone number is 484-599-0252, please feel free to reach out to me directly with questions, or to coordinate an attendance. We thank you for your continuing support and interest! Cheers, Jess Marino -- Jessica Marino Marketing Coordinator Artist Manager pittsburghdancepress(a)gmail.com jmarino(a)rivercityartists.com 484-599-0252

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[Highland Park] friendly microscopic critters in the pond
by Erika Johnson 10 Oct '11

10 Oct '11

Dear neighbors, Ever wonder what kind of microscopic creatures live in Lake Carnegie, the pond by the swimming pool in Highland Park? Come see your tiny neighbors in video, still photographs, and large oil paintings this Saturday, October 15 from 7 - 10 pm at the Brew House Gallery 101 on the South Side. I've been taking pictures of the microscopic animals that live in the pond, along with those in other ponds and rivers around town, with a simple microscope made from a cheap webcam. I'd love to have my human-sized neighbors join me and my friend, painter Daniel Maidman, at the opening reception for small neighbors / Microbiota<http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=126204544147036>. The Brew House is a gallery and artists' studio space located at 21st and Mary, just off Carson Street. Small neighbors/Microbiota will remain at the gallery until November 5. I will also be offering a free hands-on workshop for all ages on Saturday, October 22 from 2-4 pm. I'll show you how I made the microscope, and tell you more about the tiny plants and animals that live in the water around us. If you can't come to the opening or the workshop, please email me for additional times when the gallery will be open. More information is available at www.philodina.com. Please come! Erika Johnson soft cyclops 2 (digital microphotograph of a copepod by erika johnson) Microbiota #1 (oil painting of baby snails by Daniel Maidman)

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[Highland Park] NEW in box scooter for sale
by Candi Carter Olson 10 Oct '11

10 Oct '11

Hello everyone, We bought a Bravo Sports Pulse Xcelerator Stinger X.2 Kick 'N Go Scooter online, but we have decided that it is really inappropriate for our kids (who are way too young for it). We haven't even opened it. We would like to sell it for $50. Cash only, please. This would make a great Christmas present! Here is a link to the scooter specs at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Bravo-Xcelerator-Stinger-Lightning-141803/dp/B0048IY9…. Please e-mail if you're interested, and we can arrange for you to pick it up. Thank you, Candi

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[Highland Park] Missing Cat
by Margo Froetschel 10 Oct '11

10 Oct '11

Hi Highland Parkers! A very friendly orange and white cat showed up at my house today. It seems to be well-fed, and is wearing a flea collar and another orange collar. The tag states "Peer Gynt Outdoor Cat" and the phone number 412-719-2735. I called the number and got a woman who lives in Wilkes-Barre. It loves to be rubbed and even climbed up into my lap. It wouldn't stay still long enough for me to get a photo. I just want to make sure that this cat does indeed belong to someone in the neighborhood and hasn't been abandoned. It keeps trying to sneak into my house when I open the front door. Please let me know if this lovely guy or gal belongs to you. I gave it some food and a bowl of water. I'm going to keep an eye out to see if it hangs around or finds its way home. If I can't locate the owner, I'll be taking it to the ARL to see if it's microchipped. I can be reached at 412-512-5750 or by email. Thanks! Margo Froetschel Wellesley Ave. Sent from my iPhone

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[Highland Park] DESK AND TREADMILL FOR SALE
by mld3310＠aol.com 10 Oct '11

10 Oct '11

Hello Neighbors, Our fall clean out continues.. we have a very nice desk for sale for $40 and a treadmill for $50. If you are interested, please let me know. Thank you Marie

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[Highland Park] HP dentists list
by Elisabeth Larman 10 Oct '11

10 Oct '11

Folks: Here are all of the responses I received to my question about dentists for those who are interested. A couple of people have asked me to share, so here it is. Thanks again to all who responded. Betty Hampton Highly recommended: Jeffrey Frye, 1900 Murray Avenue, #202. 412-422-9222, General Dentistry but has an Endodentist next door. Hi, I have used Earl Childs, Jr for years; he does all that. Located in Washington Plaza bldg on Center Ave across from Mellon arena; free valet parking at entrace opposite Center. 412 261 6333 <412%20261%206333> Kind Regards Jon Nelson Hi- In response to your post on the hp list serv, i had a wonderful experience (as far wonderful as dental experiences can be) at Drs. Jason Strcula and Juliette Murcko's office in Lawrenceville/Bloomfield, right across from the Children's Hospital. The work I had done was virtually painless, and Dr. Strcula was extremely helpful and professional. 4106 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15224 *Phone:*** (412) 621-2555 Erica Hi Betty - You actually need an endodontist and a dentist. A dentist who will do root canals is practicing outside of their scope. An endodontist is specialized in root canals. If you need a complicated extraction, you may need an oral surgeon. The dentist can then do the restorative work (crown, implant, etc.). I can recommend my endodontist - Rick Smith at Associated Dental Specialists. I go to the Oakland office, which is a little low-rent, but they have taken good care of me - 3 root canals this year!!! Yikes! http://www.ads-endo.com/ I can NOT recommend my dentist. Julie Chetlin on Craig Street. She bought the practice last year from my long-time dentist. I have given it a year and we are not a good fit. I find her to be snotty with her staff as well as me. Also, I have had many choices to make this year, with all this dential work, and she will not provide education when offering choices and options. Her answer to everything I ask is "Well it's up to you. I don't really know." Like I said, she is snotty. So, I am in the market for a new dentist. When you get a list together, could you share either back with me, or with the list? Many thanks! Mary Betty-- I'm pretty sure my dentist does all of those things! He's really great, and the scheduling system is such that new patients and emergencies can easily be handled in a timely manner. Dr. Horan 412-521-5343 On Murray Ave in Squirrel Hill Good luck! --Emily Morningside Dental is great! Had root canal,and will get crown tomorrow. Dana Wright,DDS 412-362-5677 Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile Edward Korenman is an excellent dentist. He does crowns and root canal and works with an associate who is a dental surgeon in cases where surgery is necessary. His office is in Squirrel Hill but well worth the trip. (412) 422-5150 Sharon I use Dr Sharon Ammons 3356 5th ave in Oakland. 412 682 1373.She is great and is very current in her techniques and equipment. Sent from my Samsung Epic™ 4G *DENTIST, DOES IT ALL. EXPERIENCED* DAN RUBENSTEIN HIGHLAND AVE 412-362-9012 CARL Johnson Family Dentists in Aspinwall. They have ( unfortunately) done all of your requests on me. Father and two sons are gentle, reasonable and knowledgeable. Diane Jackson Dentist listing: Dr. Dan Rubenstein Highland AVe 412-362-9012

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