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[Highland Park] Alice's Winn opening reception (europ'ARt)
by Christine Frechard-Harbison 16 Feb '06

16 Feb '06

You are invited to the Opening Reception of Alice Winn « Lines » At europ’Art Gallery 1135 Mellon St. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Saturday, February 25th, 2006 From 5 to 8 pm The artist will give a short lecture at 6:30 RSVP by February 23, at (412) 661- 0177 or europartgallery(a)hotmail.com Gallery hours: by appointment _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/

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[Highland Park] Eat at Max & Erma's Shadyside and support Education Innovations, Inc.
by Salvador Wilcox 16 Feb '06

16 Feb '06

Education Innovations, Inc. would like to invite you to eat at Max & Erma's Shadyside this coming Monday, 20 February. It's Education Innovations Inc. Proceed Day and 20% of your bill will be donated to us, when you present the proceed day coupon. We've left some coupons at Tazza D'oro. Or, you can download a copy of it from our website (www.educationinnovations.org <http://www.educationinnovations.org/> ). Your support allows us to develop innovative educational programs in Pittsburgh. A group of us will be dining at 7:00pm. Join us then, or go at a time that is convenient to you. Or, you can simply make a tax deductible donation to Education Innovations at an amount agreeable to you. Every bit helps! Also, we've updated our website. You can now: * download an application to enroll in the Education InnovationsLAB Charter School * read my public comments before the Pittsburgh Board of Education on Monday 13 February 2006 * read EI's position statement on The Potential Effect of Casinos in Pittsburgh. In it, we argue that there is a larger and longer economic effect if we demand that casino operators fund public education, entrepreneurship, and workforce programs than by funding arenas. Salvador Wilcox CEO Education Innovations, Inc. 6435 Frankstown Ave., 2nd Floor Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412.661.8751 ext. 150 <http://www.educationinnovations.org> www.educationinnovations.org Education Innovations, Inc. is a 501.c.3. nonprofit organization "building communities of seekers, learners, and teachers who share the world as a classroom." We do our work through your generous tax-deductible donations.

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[Highland Park] Organ at St. Andrew's
by Bruce Robison 15 Feb '06

15 Feb '06

The Spring, 2006 Kingsdale Organ Recital Series at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church begins Monday evening, February 20th, at 7 p.m. The American Performance Debut of Organ Virtuoso Bart Rodyns, Organist of the Forceville Organ (1720) of Broechem, Belgium. Suggested Admission: $10 at the door, $5 Students. St. Andrew's is located at 5801 Hampton Street, Pittsburgh 15206-- between North Highland and North Negley Avenues, one block south of Bryant Street and four blocks south of the park, in the East End neighborhood of Highland Park.

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[Highland Park] Prostar bike rack for sale
by Jeff Dumm 15 Feb '06

15 Feb '06

50 bucks or best offer. Brand new in Box contact Jeff at 412 452 3332 Store two bikes in the same space as one! The ProStar gravity bike stand from Racor is perfect for making the most of your bike storage area. A great space saver for the apartment-dweller trying to make the most out of natural bike-propelled transportation. No bolts, screws or fasteners required. Independent adjustment arms for level bike storage. Vinyl-coated bike cradles and base protect bikes and floor. Epoxy-coated black finish. Simple to assemble. Dimensions 79"H x 26"W x 19"D

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[Highland Park] Reminder
by Bruce Robison 14 Feb '06

14 Feb '06

> > CENTERING PRAYER WORKSHOP THIS SATURDAY > It is not too late to register for the Centering > Prayer Workshop that begins this Saturday, February > 18 > and runs from 8:30 AM - 1:00 PM at St. Andrew's at > 5801 Hampton St in Highland Park. It will be > followed > by six Wednesday evening sessions from 7:00 - 8:30 > PM > skipping Ash Wednesday (February 22nd, March 8th, > 15th, 22nd, 29th, and April 5th.) > > This seven session introductory Centering Prayer > workshop, "Taking Time to Listen to God," is > sponsored > by Contemplative Outreach Pittsburgh and covers four > key topics as outlined by Father Thomas Keating. > > For more information or to RSVP please contact Susy > Robison at 412-361-4892 (home), 412-392-4839 (work), > or by email <srobison(a)pittsburghsymphony.org> and > bring your registration check Saturday for $30 made > payable to "Contemplative Outreach Pittsburgh" > > Books, not required for the workshop, will be on > sale. >

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[Highland Park] African dance class, change of schedule
by Christine Frechard-Harbison 14 Feb '06

14 Feb '06

The 1st class has been really successful and fun. Aboubakar Oscar Camara is a great dance teacher! The class will be held at St Andrew (in the preschool, down stairs), every Wednesday night from 7:30 to 8:30. We will meet tomorrow night. Each class cost $15 / person. Come and join us Thank you Christine Christine Fréchard-Harbison Institute of Art and Languages 1135 Mellon st. Pittsburgh PA 15206 412 661 0177 724 766 0104 cell _________________________________________________________________ Dont just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/

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[Highland Park] Anyone want a cat?
by JUDY SUE WOLFSON 13 Feb '06

13 Feb '06

We have a beautiful tri-colored female cat in our basement. We have been feeding her for several weeks, and finally brought her inside, but our 15-year old male cat will not accept her. She is very friendly and affectionate. We are trying to find her a new home. No animal experimenters please! Judy & Rob (412)362-6204.

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[Highland Park] Day care or child care needed!
by tjungle＠comcast.net 10 Feb '06

10 Feb '06

Help! I've gone from part-time to full-time work and need local, flexible, fun, friendly, non-religeous (but spiritual ok) daycare for a 2-1/2 year old. Also open to a nanny/child care provider to watch her in our home 1 or 2 days per week for the next few months (possibly longer) until we find a place we like. Any leads are greatly appreciated. Terese 412-404-8124

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[Highland Park] Several things to offer
by msaenz+＠pitt.edu 10 Feb '06

10 Feb '06

I have several things that we don't need anymore and anybody who is interested can take them. I will post them in the freecycling net, but I thought to offer them first to the neighbors. Twin matress, very good condition, almost new. e-machine computer A bag of stuffed animals and dolls and lots of small games and things for kids activities, a big puzzle (one of those very complicated ones made from tiny pictures that will eventually become a dolphin) At some point somebody was collecting things for some afterschool program, that might be quite useful. If interested, email me. Thanks! Mayte Sáenz

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[Highland Park] [Update.unionproject] invisible children, monday conversations, and NEW volunteer opportunities.
by Justin Rothshank 09 Feb '06

09 Feb '06

- www.unionproject.org - Invisible Children movie at Union Project THIS Saturday On Saturday February 11th at 6:00 pm in the Union Project Atrium the Invisible Children Movement (www.invisiblechildren.com) will be showing a documentary about child soldiers in Uganda titled, "Invisible Children". “Invisible Children, Inc.” is a non –profit organization, dedicated to providing financial resources to “invisible children” by documenting their true, untold stories in a creative and relevant way, resulting in positive change. Invisible Children has a dream to inspire the young and young at heart, to challenge their thinking, and empower them to “be the change they wish to see in the world” through action. Monday Evening Conversations The first of the Union Project and Open Door's February series was a great success with the viewing and discussion of the movie "Crash". Over 40 people attended and participated in an honest and thought provoking conversation. Please join us again this coming Monday to eavesdrop on a conversation with a white pastor and an African American pastor who will be discussing their journey through loving across their differences. February 13th: The Difficulty of Loving Across our Differences -eavesdropping on a conversation with a white and African-American pastor who have been wrestling through their differences in ministry and friendship. February 20th: An evening of music and food with our new neighbors the Somali Bantu February 27th: A wrap up potluck party! Please contact hilary(a)unionproject.org or 412-363-4550 or bj(a)pghopendoor.org with any questions. New call for volunteers Now that Union Project is open for business thanks to the help of over 1600 volunteers over the past 4 years, we are ready to take on a new endeavor with volunteers to continue the success of Union Project. We are now ready to take volunteering a little bit further by forming a core organization of specialized volunteers in addition to our workday groups. The Union Project is looking to our loyal and new volunteer base to join and form “The GROUP,” our new core volunteer organization. We are in constant need of volunteers to help the Union Project grow. We have created a revolutionary volunteer model which structures specialized volunteers into roles befitting their knowledge/interest. Each of the fields of expertise will be comprised of one head and a certain number of members. Currently, we are in search of individuals to head these volunteer communities. The communities (or groups) that need leaders include: Marketing, Promotions, Business Administration, Web/Graphics, Volunteer Development/Management, Venue Operations, Sponsorship/Partnership Outreach, Art Class Assistance (Stained Glass, Ceramics, Mosaic), and General Maintenance, Construction and Building Upkeep. As a leader, you will be responsible for coordinating and organizing your specialized volunteer community. We are looking for dedicated, self-motivated leaders interested in having fun while furthering your education in a real world discipline of your interest all while helping a great organization. Possible internship credit, practicum opportunities, free events and additional incentives are available to those who participate. We will be holding two information sessions to further explain and answer questions. At these sessions you will be given an opportunity to experience our building and organization as well as get a chance to sign up for communities that interest you. These sessions will be held at Union Project: Thursday February 16th from 7-9pm and Saturday February 18th from 5-7pm. RSVP requested, but not required. . If you are interested in becoming a leader, a member or for more information about The GROUP, our volunteer communities, or the Union Project, please contact volunteer(a)unionproject.org or call 412-363-4550 x 5. Also, with the construction of our coffee shop, we still have volunteer opportunities with staining, painting, cleaning and general construction. Those dates include: Sat Feb 18th 9a - 3p Sat Feb 25th 9a - 3p Sat Mar 4th 9a – 3p Sat Mar 11th 9a – 3p Sat Mar 18th 9a – 3p Sat Mar 25th 9a – 3p _______________________________________________ update mailing list update(a)unionproject.org http://unionproject.mennonite.net/mailman/listinfo/update.unionproject

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