Positively Pittsburgh Live News,
Positively Pittsburgh Live Guests, 6-15-09
PPL Talkcast, Stuff to Do in Pittsburgh, Museums
• Frick Art & Historical, Greg Langel
• Seldom Seen Mine, Representative Gary Haluska
• Carnegie Museum of Art, Ellen James
• Pennsylvania Trolley Museum , Scott Becker
Positively Pittsburgh Live News
Magee Research Institute and Foundation
Here’s your opportunity to provide your family and friends with discounted tickets to Sandcastle Waterpark for only $21.50 and a portion of your purchase will help raise funds for Magee-Womens Research Institute as they continue to achieve excellence in research related to the health of women and infants.
You can receive your discounted tickets by using the Coupon Code 300900221. Enter this code into the appropriately marked area when ordering online at www.sandcastlewaterpark.com Discount only applies to the $27.99 regular gate price. Please forward on to your family, friends and co-workers and let them get in on the fun too.
Call 412-462-6666 for details.
Book Launch Party with Barbara Schwarck and Bill Weil
From Intuition to Entrepreneurship:
A Woman's Guide to Following Her Dream
Barbara Schwarck and Bill Weil have teamed up and wrote a phenomenal book for any woman who is either thinking of starting a business or has already started a business. The book has been called a "yummy treat" and a "must-read" by Eli Davidson, M.A., international bestselling author of Funky to Fabulous and The Today Show's "Reinvention Expert"
By taking a unique approach and blending Eastern and Western traditions, Barbara and Bill created a step-by-step workbook to support budding entrepreneurs on their journey to success. For more information visit http://www.clearintentions.net/book.php
On Thursday, June 18th, the authors are hosting an open-to-all party and book signing to celebrate the release of their book. Network with your peers, meet the authors, and enjoy a stimulating presentation: "Are You Congruent with Your Goals?" - followed by a demonstration of Neuro Emotional Technique.
Thursday, June 18 at 6:30 PM
First Commonwealth Bank in Squirrel Hill
5847 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Get Map & Directions
Entrepreneurial Thursdays
Musical Networking Happy Hour
EVERY THURSDAY!!!
5:30 PM - 8 PM
Little E's Jazz & Blues
949 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
2nd Floor above Mahoney's Restaurant
412.392.2217
Hosted by Jazz/R&B Vocalist - Jessica Lee
June 18, 2009
"Robotics Ventures "
Featuring Interviews with:
• Dr. Ralph Hollis, Research Professor at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University
• Dr. Metin Sitti, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. Dr. Sitti researches micro and nanoscale robotic systems in his NanoRobotics Lab (http://nanolab.me.cmu.edu)
~ Pittsburgh's Diverse Communities Coming Together To Celebrate Positive Arts And Universal Social Change ~
Spread Love Spread The Word
2009
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Royal Tribe - Upcoming Dates
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Royal Tribe Music
Arts organization
June - Stand Up Now S.U.N. Tour - If interested in participating Contact us click here
June 25 - Chaka Khan Heinz Hall Original R and B Diva experience a night you wont forget We have tickets for sale. Please show your support click here
June 27- Evolution: Fashion and Art Show. Club Dreamz and Restaurant, 108 19th Street, Strip District. Please show your support.
$10.00 Off Tickets to 8 Track
NOW THROUGH SEPTEMBER 27
CABARET AT THEATER SQUARE
WEDNEDAYS-SUNDAYS 7:30PM
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 2:00PM
*Offer good Wednesdays & Thursdays through July 30
8-TRACK, The Sounds of the 70’s is a joyous journey through the greatest hits of the 1970s, starring the music of The Emotions, The Carpenters, The Doobie Brothers, Labelle, Barry Manilow, Marvin Gaye, The Bee Gees, Helen Reddy and many more! With its powerful rhythms and dazzling harmonies, 8-TRACK, The Sounds of the 70’s is a rockin’ good time. Put on your polyester shirt, wrap-around skirt, platform shoes (don’t forget your mood ring) and boogie down to ten years of groundbreaking music.
Use promotional code 13157 to receive a $10 discount for Wednesday and Thursday performances of 8-TRACK, The Sounds of The 70's through July 30!
PCA 2009 Annual Golf Invitational
“Benefits Burned Kids”
The Pittsburgh Claims Association 2009 Annual Golf Invitational will donate a portion of the profits from this event to benefit a local summer camp for children that have suffered severe burns.
Summer Camp for burned children, held each summer at a local well known camp in Western Pennsylvania. The camp has been offered free of charge to all children who have been burn center patients. When kids are burned, life changes. During their hospital stay, kids must cope with pain and with separation from family, friends and school. Recovery is an ongoing process, and kids may feel that they are “different.” If kids have visible scars or wear pressure garments, they may feel that they don’t fit in with other kids.
At camp, children ages 7 to 17 meet to share personal stories and new experiences. In this supportive environment, kids are encouraged to meet new challenges and take positive risks that help boost their self-esteem. Adventures such as horseback riding or rope climbing help build confidence as well as strong bodies.
Camp is a place where kids’ scars and struggles do not limit their opportunities for friendship and laughter. The counselors ensure that every camper gets the most from the camp experience. Children are transported by bus to camp and back. Skilled medical staff is equipped for emergencies and are able to supervise dressing changes, pressure garments and scheduled medications.
Burn Center Summer Camp receives financial support from various local organizations and individuals. The event sells out every year and is staged at Churchill CC on Monday June 22nd. Sponsorships at this year’s invitational will help the Pittsburgh Claims Association make what we would like to be a considerable contribution to this year’s benefactor.
Thank You! Your support is needed to accomplish this goal.
For More Information Contact: Tim Dillon- 412-621-6070
http://www.webjam.com/pittsburghclaimsassociation
Don't forget - The Samuel J Foundation's Fifth Annual “Sam’s Summer Splash” fundraiser
is coming up on June 27, 2009, at 6:30 pm at Scott Township Pool. Tickets are only $5 per person age 4 and up (children under 4 are free) or just $4 per person for groups of 10 or more (perfect for sports teams, scout troops or groups). Refreshments, including KFC, games for the kids and music by DJ Roy Smith are included in the price of admission. There will also be a 50/50 raffle and ticket auction (including Steeler tickets!).
Proceeds from this event will support Sam’s Snack Wagon, a snack cart program for parents and children on the inpatient oncology unit and outpatient hematology/oncology clinic at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. Sam’s Snack Wagon was started as something tangible that could serve as a daily reminder for these families that someone is thinking about them, and that they are not alone. Many parents have said that when their children are discouraged about having to go to the hospital, reminding them of the snack cart lifts their spirits and encourages them
For Summer Splash tickets, to donate to Sam’s Snack Wagon, or for more information about the Samuel J Foundation, visit www.samuelj.org, or contact Kelly Johnson at (724)693-9901.
Roving Pittsburgher Report
Entrepreneur’s Growth Conference,
day long event h eld by Duquesne, Small Business Development Center--best breakout session, this author has ever seen on marketing, Dick Dross, P.E.R.S.U.A.D.E.
What the Butler Saw
Jerry Springer meets legitimate theatre type farce which blatantly attacks everything you probably ever believed in but somehow comes out alright in the end. Advertised as rather ribald by the PICT, less offensive than one would have imagined when it was originally run in the late sixties, by today’s standards it’s a bit tame, nevertheless controversial. It’s fast paced and you have to be quick to catch all of the humor.
Check out the entire review at postivelypittsburghlive.blogspot.com
Actually bares seeing twice so that you can get all of the sublte and not so subtle comedy. It’s fast, frenetic and just a little ribald.
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