Positively Pittsburgh Live!News
9-24-12
History Docks on the North Shore
Beginning Thursday, September 20, North Shore visitors can experience how life on the sea was by visiting replicas of the
ships that Christopher Columbus sailed in 1862. The Pinta and the Nina will be
at North Shore Riverfront Park, across from Heinz Field, until Thursday,
October 4 for
public viewing and self-guided tours available from 9 am - 6 pm. The ships tour
together as a sailing museum to teach the public about the caravel such as
these ships used by explorers in the 15th century. No reservations are
necessary and anyone who wishes to participate in a guided, 30-minute group
tour should call the Columbus Foundation at 787-672-2152.
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An
Evening of Celebration and Inspiration!
Featuring
Laura Kaeppeler, Miss America 2012
Thursday,
October 4, 5:30-8:30 pm, Rivers Club, 301 Grant Street
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| Laura Kaeppeler |
Miss
America will pay tribute to the women of Dress for Success Pittsburgh who have
triumphed over adversity and redefined their futures. Register Here.
Individual Tickets $100, VIP private reception with
Miss America $250. For more information, call 412-201-4204 x 226 or email
Michael Glass, CEO, michael@dressforsuccesspittsburgh.org.
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Pittsburgh
Jazz Orchestra to perform Cabaret at Theater SquareThe Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and BNY Mellon JazzLive series present the
Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra “On the Road” at the Cabaret at Theater Square, 655
Penn Avenue, downtown Pittsburgh, on Tuesday, October 2. at 8:00
p.m. Tickets ($20) are on sale at the Theater Square Box Office, 655 Penn
Avenue, by phone at 412-456-6666, and online at trustarts.org. Bank of New York
Mellon, the New Pittsburgh Courier, and Pittsburgh Jazz Society are sponsors
the JazzLive series. Read the entire release here.
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"Jessica Lee's
Entrepreneurial Thursdays"
Musical Networking
Happy Hour, EVERY THURSDAY!!! Cover Charge: Only $5.00
Vocalist Jessica Lee
& Friends, Little E's Jazz & Blues Club,
949 Liberty
Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15222, 2nd Floor above Mahoney's Restaurant
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
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| Jessica Lee |
Pre-show
networking session at 5:30 pm. Informal matchmaking for job seekers, employers
& new entrepreneurs! Live music starts at 6:00 pm
September 27, 2012: "Robotics"
Featuring interviews with:
Co-host Tom Donoghue,
AIA, LEED AP Project Manager, Architect, MBA,Donoghue Project Consulting
Paul Scerri, PhD, Associate Research Professor - CMU Carnegie
Mellon University’s Robotics Institute
Sarjoun Skaff, PhD, Founder & Chief Technology Officer - Bossa
Nova Robotics, Inc.
Patricia Cooper, Robotics Teacher - St. Edmund’s Academy,
and previously at The Campus School at Carlow University
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‘GLEE’ STAR MATTHEW
MORRISON OPENS PSO’S 2012-2013 PNC POPS SEASON
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| Matthew Morrison |
Matthew Morrison, star
of the hit TV show Glee will headline the Pittsburgh Symphony
Orchestra’s (PSO) opening weekend of the 2012-2013 PNC Pops season at Heinz
Hall.
The concerts begin at 2:30 and 8 p.m.,
Saturday, Sept. 29, and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30. Tickets,
ranging from $20 to $108, can be purchased by calling the Heinz Hall box office
at 412.392.4900, or visiting www.pittsburghsymphony.org.
Read the entire release
here.
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Bloomfield
Little Italy Days
Friday September 28, Saturday September 29 and Sunday September 30th on the
streets and sidewalks of Liberty Avenue.
All weekend long look
for: A Variety of Entertainment including Italian and American Music. See
the complete schedule of performers on our website; Ethnic Food Booths; Bocce
Tournament; Sponsor Booths & Giveaways; Crafts.
Don't miss the special
tribute performance to Louis Prima from his daughter Lena Prima with her
orchestra on Sunday at 5pm. Visit www.littleitalydays.com for more details.
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The Conversation We Could Be Having
TO GET TICKETS, CLICK
HERE: http://www.showclix.com/event/3711870
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Radical
Days
Free Admission to Carnegie Museum of Art/Natural History
Free and
Almost Free in Pittsburgh
Sunday
September 30, 12 PM
Also
Children’s Museum from 12 PM to 5 PM
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Three PositivelyPittsburghLive sponsored events
For Sale : Opportunity Franchising Event
Tuesday, October 9, 2012, 4:30 pm – 8:00 pm, TheFairmont
Tuesday, October 9, 2012, 4:30 pm – 8:00 pm, The
In one night, you could become your own boss. Sound too good to be true? It's not. By attending our For Sale: Opportunity franchising event, you will meet franchisers and apply for financing to become a franchisee on-site. Click here to see a short video with more info.
SAVE THE DATE! 2012 NAWBO
DAY
“Think
GINORMOUS – Building Your Business”
November
2, 2012
Radisson Pittsburgh Hotel, 8:00 am - 3:30 pm
Business owners, entrepreneurs and those even thinking about starting a business are all welcome! If you're interested in bettering your business or are looking for information, this event is for you!
Registration begins at 8:00 am and includes continental breakfast. Exciting workshops throughout the day including luncheon and keynote speaker.
Trade show tables available: $250 /table-includes admission for two people and program book ad. To purchase trade tables or sponsorships contact Mary Pam Kilgore at 412-854-4827.
PositivelyPittsburghLiveMagazine.com
Bootcamp!
Saturday,
October 20, 2012
Existing PPL Mag Channel Owners, Learn to Better Utilize PPL Mag for promotions and better search results. New Channel Owners--Learn What Resources You Have Available to you on PPL Mag
Networking Registration and Log on Laptops 8:30 AM
Continental Breakfast and Coffee Available 9 AM to Noon--PPL Mag Bootcamp
New Pittsburgh Inn, Formerly Comfort Inn
2898 Banksville Rd Pittsburgh, PA 15216
2898 Banksville Rd Pittsburgh, PA 15216
No Fee event but you must register so that we have enough continental breakfast
and handouts. Please pass on to a friend who may be able to use PPL Mag
to promote their business, organization or non-profit. First come, first
served, limited to 30 people for ease of instruction.
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Roving Pittsburgher Report
Celebration of Appreciation: A World Gratitude Day Event
September 22, 2012
The meditative music by Life in Balance had everyone
filled with gratitude that they came to the World Gratitude Day event this past
Saturday at First Unitarian Church which was a fundraiser for the Greater
Pittsburgh Literacy Council.
Steve and
Ami Scuilli (pronounce SHULEE) had the attendees mesmerized with the quartz
crystal bowl vibrations and native flutes. The heartfelt music accompanied readings, meditations and audience
sharing about gratitude.
Betty Duquesnoy shared a reading by researcher Robert
Emmons that showed that the practice of keeping a gratitude journal increased
happiness by 25%. Singer Burton Roberts
shared a moving rendition of What a Wonderful World made so popular by Louis
Armstrong. Then we were treated to
selections of poetry that related to gratitude by poet, Christine Doriean
Michaels which highlighted a moving poem by accomplished local poet, Joan
Bauer.
In addition to a unique mix of artistic offerings, the
audience was engaged in the gratitude process through reflective writing
exercises on “Gratitude in the Here and Now” and “Gratitude for People Who
Impacted Us.” One of the most moving
parts of the event was when attendees shared their stories about individuals
who affected their lives, especially a story about how a homeless woman with a
generous heart gave more to the giver than she received.
Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council students, Helen Finch
and Tishawn Dent, spoke from their hearts about how grateful they are to the
Literacy Council which greatly impacted their lives.
Following the program, we all enjoyed a bountiful reception,
Thank-You-Note-athon and a lively international music by Life in Balance. One of the most popular activities was the
“Make Your Own” thank you notes table with supplies generously donated by Stamp
Fanci in the North Hills. And everyone
enjoyed the Smiley Cookies donated by Eat ‘n Park as they wrote notes that will
surely bring smiles to the lucky recipients. Watch for the entire review at www.rovingpittsburgher.com
The event was hosted by Litzinger Career Consulting and
sponsored by Journeys of Life and Postively Pittsburgh Live. Karen Litzinger is celebrating 10 years in business as
owner of Litzinger Career Consulting in Regent Square. She provides career counseling and job search
coaching for people of all ages from high school students through
retirees. Companies hire her for
outplacement services and business etiquette training.
Zanafest, Review by John Pournaras
Thursday: Joe Negri, Red
Velvet Jam Session, Jazz night
Friday: Blues - didn’t go,
I was blue enough
Saturday: Rock, Ten Inch
Tom
Sunday: Granatti
Brothers, For Those About to Rock Academy, There was an eight year old with a guitar
bigger than him, quite phenomenal
Watch for the entire review
from John Pournaras of John Pournaras Agency at www.rovingpittsburgher.com
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This was reported as a reproduction of PositvelyPittsburghLive news done by Joanne Quinn-Smith. (c) Joanne Quinn-Smith and PositivelyPittsburghLive(TM) 2012 All rights reserved.
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