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[Highland Park] odd items needed: electric inverter and plastic dryer vent hose
by Mary Beth Steisslinger 25 May '11

25 May '11

Needed for my greenhouse project 1. Does anyone have one of those floppy dryer hoses? It's about 4" in diameter and has a sort of spiral wire frame covered with plastic (don't want the foil covered type)... 2. electric inverter to change DC to AC for a small scale 15 amp solar panel that will be used to charge a 12 v battery... will use for 1-2 lighbulbs, a couple fans and a small radio at most Mary Beth Steisslinger marybeth.steisslinger(a)gmail.com

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[Highland Park] free white (pressboard) bookshelf
by Doug and Yvonne VANHAITSMA 25 May '11

25 May '11

Free: 5 feet tall/ 5 shelveson the porch at 5561 Avondale Place.

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[Highland Park] Bouncy seat - pink - $15
by Mara Svoboda 25 May '11

25 May '11

Hi, I am selling a pink bouncy seat. Please go here for a picture: http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/bab/2394700920.html

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[Highland Park] yard sale leftovers
by EMckin1135＠aol.com 25 May '11

25 May '11

St. Raphael School would like to accept the leftovers from the Highland Park Yard Sale sellers in anticipation of their Flea Market to be held during the church festival August 4-8. Donations can be dropped off at the Gallagher Hall Gym on Sunday, June 5th from 3 until 4:30PM after the sale. Please! No clothing, furniture or books. Address: 1154 Chislett Street, Morningside. Thank you! and remember to join us on Thursday, August 4th for the festival. Questions? Call 412-661-3100.

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[Highland Park] chain link fence - gone
by C.Heather Kropf 25 May '11

25 May '11

Thanks for all of your inquiries. The chain link fence has been claimed and taken. best,Heather

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[Highland Park] GREAT ITEMS FOR SALE
by Melissa Dorsette 24 May '11

24 May '11

RCA Small Wonder Camcorder - $40.00 or B/OGreat little pocket device for recording on the go! In EXCELLENT used condition-comes with CASE AND ORIGINAL BOX!!!- Has play, pause, delete, and record- Pick any frame in a recording and save it as a single image- 1.5" color display that flips out for self recording- Works with 2 AA batteries - NO CHARGING REQUIRED- Comes with AV jack- Comes with tripod mount- Built in microphone- Comes with RETRACTABLE USB connection to your computer for transfer or burning to CD- Can chose HQ (high quality 30 minutes) or LP (long play 60 minutes mode- Built in software - no installation required- ALSO COMES WITH A 2GB MEMORY CARD - FREE!!!! Apple Ipad Case/Cover - $5.00In good used condition GREAT ITEMS FOR SALE http://cid-75daca781f0d7e03.skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?page=browse&resid=…

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[Highland Park] Avett Brother's
by sarah dunn 24 May '11

24 May '11

Thank you for all of the interest, but the Avett Brother's tickets are no longer available. Have a great weekend! Sarah

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[Highland Park] Looking for a used car for sale
by KIMBERLY SWARTZ 24 May '11

24 May '11

Hi, I am looking for a used car for sale in the 3,500-4,000$$ price range. I would prefer a small, compact city car. If anyone knows of anything available please contact me at kjs9459(a)verizon.net or call 412-443-4100 Thanks so much in advance. Kimberly Swartz

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[Highland Park] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Award-Winning Architect Stephen Glassman Announced as President & CEO of Community Design Center of Pittsburgh
by Monica Watt 24 May '11

24 May '11

FOR RELEASE UPON RECEIPT Contact: Judy Kelly 412.281.0995 - office 412.805.8494 - mobile jak(a)judith-kelly.com Stephen A. Glassman Announced as President & CEO of Community Design Center of Pittsburgh Award-Winning Architect and PA Human Relations Commission Chair to Bring Creative Leadership, Political Experience, and Advocacy Know-How to the CDCP (PITTSBURGH, PA) May 24, 2011-The Community Design Center of Pittsburgh (CDCP) board of directors today announced the appointment of Stephen A. (Steve) Glassman as its president & ceo, effective June 13, 2011. Mr. Glassman succeeds Anne-Marie Lubenau, AIA, who is starting a Loeb Fellowship at Harvard University later this summer. "We conducted a national search to find a visionary leader with a blend of passion, creativity, and commitment to collaboration. Steve exceeds our expectations," said CDCP board member and Transition Committee chair Ken Doyno, AIA. "The breadth of Steve's experience and enthusiasm is significant, and we look forward to working with him to increase the CDCP's visibility and impact." Mr. Glassman practiced architecture as the principal of his own Maryland and Pennsylvania-based architectural firm-Art and Architectural Design-for 25 years. His residential and commercial work appeared more than 100 times in national publications and won numerous awards and citations, including Metropolitan Home magazine's award for Outstanding Renovation of the Year. Mr. Glassman has advanced degrees in architecture and art history from Brown and Yale Universities, and has taught at the college and graduate school levels. In addition to his architectural practice, Mr. Glassman served a five-year term as Baltimore City's Civic Design Commissioner, responsible for the administration of its "1% for Art" program and the identification and placement of public artwork throughout Baltimore City under Mayor Kurt Schmoke. Mr. Glassman co-chaired the first national conference on "Diversity in the Design Professions," sponsored by the American Institute of Architects. His curatorial experience includes design of the "Richard Brown Baker" exhibition at Yale University Art Gallery Museum, and assistant curator of prints and drawings for the Fountainebleau exhibition at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. For the past eight years, Mr. Glassman has served as the chair of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission, which is an appointment made by the governor and confirmed by the State Senate. During that time he managed one of the nation's oldest and largest human relations agencies with staff in four major offices across the Commonwealth (including the City of Pittsburgh), while directing more than 15 major initiatives annually. During his tenure, Mr. Glassman developed successful working teams that significantly enhanced the reputation and visibility of the agency while professionalizing its business practices and increasing its performance standards. Mr. Glassman is an experienced and effective advocate at the federal, state, and local levels representing interests of Pennsylvania residents with the U.S. Congressional delegation, HUD and EEOC, the Department of Education, Pennsylvania State Senators and Representatives, university presidents, school superintendents, police chiefs, and mayors and county commissioners throughout the commonwealth. He is a graduate of Harvard University's JFK School of Government program for senior executives in state and local government. Over the course of his career, Mr. Glassman has raised millions of dollars for charitable and political causes. His many awards and recognitions include a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Statewide Pennsylvania Rights Coalition; the Philadelphia Bar Association Cheryl Ingram Award for Community Service; Human Rights Campaign Outstanding Person of the Year Award; Philadelphia Pride Festival Gilbert Baker Award; Governor's Award for Outstanding Contribution to Architecture; and the Governor's Award for Outstanding Public Service in fighting AIDS/HIV. Mr. Glassman has spoken around the country-including the Andy Warhol Museum and WQED MultiMedia-and at the House of Lords in London, England. He has been featured in major media publications ranging from The New York Times and Washington Post to NPR's Morning Edition and All Things Considered. He also appeared on the Martha Stewart Show on NBC and on an episode of Frasier, entitled "The Doctor is Out." "Steve brings a unique blend of leadership skills, strategic thinking, professional expertise in public policy and the political arena, significant fundraising and development successes, outstanding administrative and management experience, and a passion for planning and design to the CDCP," said Christine Mondor, AIA, chair of the CDCP board of directors. Mr. Glassman will relocate from eastern Pennsylvania to East Liberty. The Community Design Center of Pittsburgh (CDCP) works with people to improve their homes and neighborhoods. The CDCP cares about the economic health and beauty of our region; shares information, advice, and resources that promote quality design and planning; and prepares the community to create positive change in neighborhoods, the city, and the region. For more information, visit cdcp.org. # # # Kelly Johnson Project Coordinator Judith Kelly + Associates, LLC Investment Building 239 Fourth Avenue - Suite 1811 Pittsburgh, PA 15222-1716 412.281.0995 - phone 412.281.0996 - fax www.judith-kelly.com<http://www.judith-kelly.com/>

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[Highland Park] Baby and other stuff needs new home - FREE
by Kate Mast 24 May '11

24 May '11

Neighbors, In an effort to de-clutter my closets, I've got a bunch of stuff that needs new homes. I'd like to offer it up to you all before I take it to goodwill: 3 picture 4x6 frame - black with white mats -- still in packaging 8x10 frame - dark pewter-metallic 2 wire shelves with associated hardware -- probably 36" Shoe rack for closet-maid system 2 foam tombstones for halloween 2 picture boxes - 11x17x3 (the dense cardboard kind with lids) Sz 3 baby shoes - Old Navy - made to look like navy tennis shoes Sz 6-9 mo baby sandles - blue with aligators, brand new "Catch a mess" mat for under high chair (new) Carters quilted pads for cribs (new) Piddle pad (plastic-lined liner for car seats) Sz 11 womens adidas tennis shoes - blue (worn a couple of times, but I didn't like the fit) Bag of 50+ plastic hangers - assorted colors Please let me know if you'd be interested. Kate

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