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Looking for some Greater Philadelphia area DAY TRIP ideas? Check out this full list HERE for some inspiration.
Matilda The Musical
November 6th – January 6th
at Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia
Details and ticket info HERE and HERE
The Wizard Of Oz
Nov. 14 – Jan. 13
at The Media Theatre
Details and ticket info HERE
Cherry Street Pier
121 N Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia PA
Experience Delaware River Waterfront's unique take on public space with the opening of Cherry Street Pier
Details HERE and HERE
Santa's Steam Spectacular at New Hope & Ivyland Railroad
November 10th – December 31st
Details and ticket info HERE
Santa at Springfield Mall
November 11th – December 24th
Family Pet Photos
Every Monday From November 12th – December 17th
Details and reservation info HERE
Santa at King of Prussia Mall
Nov 9th – Dec 24th
Details HERE
Santa at Plymouth Meeting Mall
Now – December 24th
Family Pet Photos
Every Monday From November 12th – December 17th
Details and reservation info HERE
Santa at Christiana Mall
Now through December 24th
Details, special event nights and reservation info HERE
Santa at Concord Mall
November 17th – December 24th
Details HERE
Photos and Visits with Santa at his Headquarters presented by HGTV at Deptford Mall
Now through December 24th
This year, Santa HQ's new Elf Academy Clubhouse invites guests to come and stand in front of the Magic Mirror to be transformed into Santa's Elf (with a little help from augmented reality), plus create your very own customized Elf-ID card using the new Elf-ID app and a selfie! And don't forget to try Elf-Ray Vision and the Naughty or Nice Meter too.
Reservations available, but not required!
Details HERE
Santa at Cherry Hill Mall
Now – December 24th
Family Pet Photos
Every Monday From November 12th – December 17th
Details and reservation info HERE
Santa's Express at West Chester Railroad
Nov 17, 18, 23, 24, 25
Dec 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23
Additional 5PM departures: Dec 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23
All aboard Santa's Express! Join Santa for a 90 minute journey on our heated decorated train through the Chester Creek Valley. Santa will be greeting everyone at Market Street Station and then going along for the ride to Glen Mills. Once at Glen Mills passengers can disembark and explore the historic station. There are plenty of photo opportunities on Santa's lap inside the station!
Details and ticket info HERE
Christmas at the Choo Choo Barn
November 15th – December 31st
The Choo Choo Barn transforms Traintown USA® to bring the magic of Christmas to its gigantic model train display.
Starting November 15, search for 57 hidden Santas (one for each year we have been open) and watch as Santa's sleigh flies above the 1,700 square foot model train extravaganza, which includes 150 hand-built animations and 22 moving trains. Enjoy the holiday decorations throughout the display including holiday lights and the snow-covered landscape. Plus, take a close look at the zoo animals in Traintown to see how they're getting into the holiday spirit.
More details and ticket info HERE
Santa's Steam Spectacular at New Hope & Ivyland Railroad
Nov 17th – Dec 31st
32 W Bridge St, New Hope, PA
The New Hope and Ivyland Railroad cordially invites you, your family and friends to a very special and unique holiday event.
Welcome the return of the historic #40 steam engine by joining Santa and Mrs. Claus for a ride upon their magical Steam Train adventure through the historic Bucks County countryside. This Santa Steam Spectacular departs New Hope Station for a round trip to the North Pole.
The journey begins when the Conductor calls "All Aboard!" Whether you're a new guest or returning for a family tradition, you will experience the sounds and tastes of the holiday season. Sing along with our roaming musicians as they play Christmas carols and you sip warm cocoa and enjoy a freshly baked cookie.
Share your special wishes with Santa as he and Mrs. Claus visit with the children. Each child will receive their own sleigh bell gift from Santa himself. Children and adults alike are encouraged to indulge in the spirit of the season by wearing pajamas and settling in for a relaxing ride with family and friends aboard our festive railway cars adorned with holiday decorations.
Details, times and pricing HERE
Sesame Place – A Very Furry Christmas
November 17th – January 1st
Details and ticket info HERE
StoryBook Land – Christmas Fantasy with Lights!
6415 Black Horse Pike (Routes 40 / 322) Egg Harbor Township, NJ
November 17 – December 30
Come and experience holiday magic right before your eyes! Be here by 5:00PM when Santa Claus appears in his chimney, waves his magic wand, and lights the park with over one million lights for the holiday season! Santa is in his home and lights the park until December 23.
Details and ticket info HERE
Hershey Park Christmas Candyland
Select Dates November 16th – January 1st
Join for more than 4 million lights, your favorite rides and coasters, a visit with Santa, and so much more!
Details, ticket info and more HERE
Dutch Winter Wonderland
Select Dates November 17th – December 30th
Celebrate the magic of the season at Dutch Winter Wonderland with rides, entertainment, and thousands of twinkling lights!
Details HERE
Arasapha Holiday Hayride
Now through December 23rd
1835 Middletown Rd. Glen Mills, PA
"This heartwarming attraction includes a delightful ride on one of our sound equipped hay wagons, through the rolling hills of Arasapha Farm, which has been transformed into a winter wonderland filled with huge light displays, decorated trees and buildings, bridges and brooks. The hayride last about 20 minutes and is choreographed with all the favorite songs of the season. After the hay ride, relax by our bonfires or warm up with a cup of cocoa. This all new holiday hayride is perfect for all ages. Have your picture taken with Santa, and get an up close look at our famous live nativity scene that features real animals and the latest addition to our farm; Polo the Camel! Choose from hundreds of beautiful, fresh cut Christmas Trees that include Douglas Fir, Norway Spruce, and the ever favorite Fraser Fir. Deliveries available. We also have Wreaths and trimmings."
Details and pricing HERE
Rose Tree Park 2018 Festival of Lights
(Festival kicks off 7 PM on Nov 30th)
December 1st through January 1st
at Rose Tree Park in Media
Delaware County's Festival of Lights has been a treasured tradition for more than four decades. The tradition began in 1976 as part of festivities planned to celebrate the nation's Bicentennial. The Festival has grown from 50 lighted trees (one for each municipality and one large one to represent the County) to 75 decorated trees strung with 100,000 holiday lights, and dozens of hand-painted wooden figures, including toy soldiers, a snowman family and a replica of the Delaware County Courthouse.
Admission and parking are free
Details HERE
Christmas Village in Philadelphia
Nov 17th – Dec 24th
at LOVE Park, 1500 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA
An authentic open-air German Christmas market with holiday sights and sounds featuring thousands of twinkling lights, festive Christmas decorations, live music at the main stage, children's activities, European foods and drinks and photos with Santa presented by ACME.
Details HERE
Franklin Square Holiday Festival
November 15th – December 31st
at Franklin Square, 6th & Race Sts in Philadelphia
"It's sparkle time at Franklin Square for the 2018 Franklin Square Holiday Festival presented by CHASE, including a winter beer garden with fire pits for warmth and charm and Ben's Sweets & Treats where guests can create and taste a variety of treats such as s'mores and gourmet hot chocolate stations inside the heated tent with views of the Square. From November 15 – December 31, dazzle in the lights of the Electrical Spectacle Holiday Light Show presented by PECO.
In addition to the Parx Liberty Carousel and Philly Mini Golf, additional holiday entertainment includes #FranklinSquareFridays, Santa Saturdays, Seasonal Sounds on Sundays, Lightning Bolt Holiday Express train rides around the Square, and the traditional family-friendly Kid's New Year's Eve Countdown and Dance Party. Celebrate many holiday traditions with Santa, the Grinch, Hanukkah, Kwanza, pets in winter festive gear, and even the princesses from Frozen. Kids are invited to bring their letters to Santa for the special Santa Mailbox, or deliver them in person to him on Santa Saturdays. The Franklin Square Holiday Festival presented by CHASE was named one of America's Top 10 Holiday Festivals by Fox News in 2016.
Electrical Spectacle Holiday Light Show presented by PECO
Sparked by Benjamin Franklin's electrifying genius, the Electrical Spectacle Holiday Light Show presented by PECO is the key to holiday fun in Franklin Square. Electrical Spectacle is a free light show that illuminates the Square nightly from November 15 – December 31. Marvel at more than 75,000 lights as they shimmer, dance, and illuminate the Square to a soundtrack of holiday classics, some of which are performed by The Philly POPS in two alternating shows every 30 minutes beginning at 4:30 pm daily. Every evening, one lucky audience member will be selected to kick off the evening's festivities as the Igniter for the 4:30 pm show."
Details, attractions and special events HERE
The Miracle on South 13th Street Holiday Light Display
1600 S 13th St Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Located on South 13th Street between Tasker and Morris streets, each neighbor uses their own resources and decorations to adorn their home to reflect their personal style. The lights can be enjoyed by foot (where you can get a close up look at many neighbors' window displays) or by driving through (please NO stopping or honking). Street Parking is extremely limited so use of public transportation is strongly encouraged (we are 2 blocks from the Tasker/Morris subway stop).
Lights are on beginning the Saturday after Thanksgiving through New Years Day from 5pm-12am. Santa and his gang occasionally visit the block–check our Facebook page for dates and times. While folks of all ages are encouraged to come and visit us, we ask that you please remember to be respectful of those that live here year round and avoid littering or any loud and unruly behavior.
Details HERE
Longwood Christmas
Now through January 6th
Experience the Joys of the Season
Organ sing-alongs, strolling carolers, and performances fill our Gardens with festive cheer.
Delight in our holiday horticulture showcasing more than 6,000 seasonal plants. Outside, the sounds of oohs and aahs fill the air as illuminated stars twinkle above, colorful fountains dance to holiday music, and a half-million lights brighten the night
Details HERE
Holiday Garden Rail at Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania
Nov 23rd – Dec 31st (Arboretum is closed December 24 and 25).
Make a stop at the Holiday Garden Railway Display a tradition for your family! The buildings and trains are all meticulously decorated for the holidays with lights that twinkle along the tracks and around the surrounding landscape. The railway will be open daily through December 31 (Arboretum is closed December 24 and 25)
Details HERE
Christmas in Peddler's Village
Gingerbread Competition and Display – November 16th – January 5th
Photos with Santa, Shopping, Eateries and more
Details HERE
Christkindlmarkt Bethlehem
Weekends November 16th – December 23rd
101 Founders Way, Bethlehem, PA
• November 16-18
• November 23-25
• November 29-December 2
• December 6-9
• December 13-16
• December 20-23
Thursday & Sunday: 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday & Saturday: 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Details and ticket info HERE
Holiday Light Show at Shady Brook Farm
Nov 17th – Jan 6th
931 Stoney Hill Rd, Yardley PA
Details and ticket info HERE
Yuletide at Winterthur
November 17th – January 6th
"Yuletide at Winterthur embraces the warmth and festivity of the season with a magnificent holiday tour of Henry Francis du Pont's mansion as well as breathtaking trees, dazzling room displays, a magical dollhouse, and the opportunity to shop, dine, and create new memories."
Details and ticket info HERE
DiDonato's Magical Holiday Express
Dates: November 10th – 11th, 16th – 18th, 23th – 25th, 30th December 1st – 2nd and 7 – 23rd
Hours: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
DiDonato Family Fun Center 1151 S White Horse Pike, Hammonton NJ
Delight in the newest holiday tradition in South Jersey! Perfect for Kids age 1-92, DiDonato's Magical Holiday Express was featured in the 9 Most Dazzling Light Displays in New Jersey by New Jersey Monthly and the 7 Most Festive Light Displays by Fun New Jersey.
Your admission includes:
Train ride through millions of Christmas lights
Meet and Greet with Santa and his elves in his Workshop with Free photo op
Present from Santa
Picture opportunity with everyone's favorite Strike the Snowman and Holiday movie in his snow globe
Cookie treat to enjoy
Walkthrough Holiday Village and visit the Snack and Toy Cottage by Toy Market
One Free round on indoor, 3D glow-in-the-dark mini-golf with every ticket purchased (depending on availability or for a return visit)
One Free Game of Bowling and One shoe rental with every ticket purchased (depending on lane availability or for a return visit)
Details and ticket info HERE
Linvilla Orchards
Details HERE
Lansdowne Landing
30 North Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne, PA
What is The Landing?
Inspired by awesome outdoor gathering places like Philadelphia's own The Porch or Spruce Street Harbor Park, the Lansdowne Landing is a fun, festive spot that's open from 7am to 10pm.
Visit www.lansdownelanding.com for a full schedule of events, updated regularly, so check by often for fun from family-friendly fun to live music to food trucks and more!
Details HERE
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia
Details and ticket info HERE
Please Touch Museum
Details HERE
The Franklin Institute
Details HERE
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Details HERE
Academy of Natural Sciences
Details and ticket info HERE
Philadelphia Zoo
Details and Ticket Info HERE
Delaware Museum of Natural History
Details, ticket info and more HERE
Longwood Gardens
Details HERE
The Crayola Experience
Easton, PA
Details HERE
Purchase discount tickets HERE and get $4 off admission price (Regular Price: $19.99 Your Price: $15.99)
Garden State Discovery Museum
Details HERE
Delaware Children's Museum
Details HERE
Brandywine Zoo
Details HERE
Sahara Sam's Indoor Water Park
Details HERE
Studio Movie Grill Upper Darby
Movie, Food, Bar, comfy seats and more!
Details HERE
AMC Dine In Movie Theater – Painters Crossing – West Chester
Movie, Food, Bar, comfy reclining seats and more!
** Best to purchase tickets online through amctheaters.com
See my review and more info HERE
Details HERE
Sahara Sams Indoor & Outdoor Water Park
Details HERE
Friday December 7, 2018
For a calendar of Various Infant and Toddler Programs as well as afterschool events at local Delco Libraries, Go HERE
Play time with Santa
at Lulu's Casita 6 Cricket Ave, Ardmore PA
Join for a very special and fun play date with Santa
Light breakfast will be served for the kiddos!
Bring letters and your camera.
$20 per child
Details HERE
Gaming Club
at Haverford Free Library
for Grades 6-12
No Registration Required
Details HERE
Board Games
Upper Darby Municipal Branch
Open to kids in grades 1-12.
Details HERE
After School Board Games
at Middletown Free Library
Details HERE
BYOB & Pizza Night at Lulu's Casita
at 6 Cricket Avenue, Ardmore, PA
Lulu's is open until 7:30pm for more fun, BYOB and pizza starting at 4pm. You can now place your pizza order ahead of time, give us a call, let them know what you want and they will have your pizza waiting for you! Regular admission
Details HERE
Game Day
at Yeadon Library
Details HERE
Friday Film – The Family Man PG-13
at Upper Darby/Sellers Library
Jack Campbell is a single, wealthy Wall Street trader living the high life. All that magically changes one morning when he wakes up in a suburban New Jersey home with a wife he never married and two children he never had – the life he would have had if he had made different choices as a younger man. A wonderful comedy about second thoughts and second chances.
Starring Nicolas Cage, Téa Leoni, Don Cheadle, Jeremy Piven. Rated PG-13.
Light refreshments will be available.
This free program will be held in the library's 2nd floor meeting room. There is no elevator.
Registration is required. Due to the limited number of seats, only adults may attend this program. People who have not signed up might be asked to wait on the 1st floor until show time, when we will know if we have any extra seats. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Details HERE
Pajama Storytime and Activities Featuring The Polar Express
at Barnes & Noble, Lawrence Park Shopping Center, Broomall PA
Join for this beloved Christmas story featuring a young boy who is welcomed aboard on a magical trip to the North Pole where he gets to make his Christmas wish.
Details HERE
Cookbook Club
at Radnor Memorial Library
Sign up at the Reference Desk with a cookie recipe you'd like to make. We'll make a copy of the recipe to distribute at the cookie exchange. Make 3 dozen cookies to bring to the exchange. We will provide containers to take samples home.
Details HERE
Prospect Park Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
at Park Square in Prospect Park
Santa will be there! The Interboro High School Band and the Interboro High School Select Choir will be performing. Please bring a canned good for the Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry.
Details HERE
Shooting Stars Holiday Spectacular
at Upper Darby Performing Arts Center
The Shooting Stars' Holiday Spectacular showcases the young singers and dancers performing to seasonal favorites with toe-tapping, move-to-the-beat joy including, "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," "Jingle Bell Rock," "Do You Hear What I Hear?," "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," "Carol of the Bells," a tribute to "The Polar Express," "Sparklejollytwinklejingley," and many, many more!
90 minutes, plus intermission Recommended for ages four and up
Details and Ticket info HERE
Saturday, December 8, 2018
9th Annual Breakfast with Santa
at Media VFW Post 3460 11 Hilltop Rd, Media PA
All you can eat breakfast with Santa – After you've had your fill at the breakfast buffet, take as many photos as you like with our resident Media Lions Club Claus.
Details HERE
Hillcrest Holiday Shoppe & Winter Blast
2601 Bond Ave, Drexel Hill, PA
Adults can shop our many vendors, and your little ones can shop at our Kids Holiday Shoppe where everything is priced especially for them. Shopping Helpers will be available for any child who would like to do some "secret shopping". Kids Holiday Shoppe is CASH ONLY.
Don't forget to stop by our Treat Table to purchase some delicious baked goods! We'll also have a fantastic RAFFLE table for you to try your luck!!!
Details HERE
Janice's Dance Works 2018 Special Needs Holiday Dance Party
611 N Swarthmore Ave, Ridley Park PA
JDW is hosting a FREE Special Needs Holiday Dance Party for boys and girls ages 5-18 and their families on Saturday December 8th at our Main Studio.
Ages 5-9 from 9-9:45
Ages 10-18 from 10-10:45am
Register online at: www.janicesdanceworks.com
Or use this link:
Details HERE
Breakfast with Santa
at St. James United Church of Christ 135 Myrtle Ave, Havertown, PA
* Buffet breakfast includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, fresh fruit and beverages.
* Photo with Santa (and Mrs. Claus!)
* Children's Craft Table
$7 adults, $3 children 2-12 years old
Details HERE
Santa Claus in Bryn Mawr
at Bryn Mawr Trust 801 Lancaster Ave, Bryn Mawr PA
Santa Claus will once again be stopping by the Bryn Mawr Main Office Lobby to meet children of all ages and to pose for a complimentary photo with them. Santa's visit has become a BMT tradition, stop by with your children or pets!
Details HERE
El Bruncho with Santa!
at Lulu's Casita West Chester 109 N. High Street, West Chester, PA
Join Santa Claus on 12/8 for a very special visit with your little one. With all-you-can eat food stations, catered brunch and complimentary mimosas for adults! Don't forget your letters and camera!
$25 per adult, $15 per child
RSVP: firstname.lastname@example.com
Details HERE
Pet Photos With Santa
at Delco Rescue Mission 6A Rosalie Lane, Aston, PA
Suggested donation of $10 per picture
Details HERE
West Chester Growers Market
9 AM – 1 PM (May through December)
Corner of Church and Chestnut Streets, West Chester, PA
Details HERE
Bryn Mawr Farmers' Market
Every Saturday 9am-1pm (open year round)
in the Amtrak Parking Lot
at the intersection of Lancaster & Bryn Mawr Avenues
Details HERE
St. Pius X Craft and Vendor Fair featuring Breakfast with Santa
220 Lawrence Rd,
Not only will the kids be able to meet and enjoy breakfast with Santa, but Mom and Dad will have a chance to finish their Christmas lists with access to 45+ specialty vendors and an array of homemade crafts.
Some vendors include Stella and Dot, Doterra Oils, Scentsy, Thirty-One and so much more! We will also have a concierge jeweler on hand to buy gold, silver, platinum, used computers and phones, coins, etc. And you won't want to miss a shot winning one of this year's raffles prizes!
Details HERE
Winter Wonderland 2018
at Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse 3500 Reservoir Dr, Philadelphia, PA
Families are invited to Smith for festivities that include winter decorations, messy arts, s'mores making, and live music by Alex & the Kaleidoscope.
$10 per child (accompanying adults free)
Free household admission for Smith members* and ACCESS* cardholders
*No advance tickets needed for current Smith members and ACCESS cardholders. Bring your member/ACCESS card to the event. We can also look up members.
Details HERE
Kids Club Dashing Reindeer
at participating Michaels Craft Stores
$2 per project, ages 3+, supplies included.
$5 per project, ages 6+, supplies included.
Details HERE
SantaFest 2018
at American Helicopter Museum & Education Center 1220 American Boulevard, West Chester PA
Santa lets the reindeer rest for the upcoming big day and instead arrives via helicopter!
Come and meet Santa and Mrs. Claus. Feel free to bring your cameras to take pictures with them!
SantaFest will feature face painting, ornament making, music by Makin' Music and mini cupcakes and water. Our friends from Paws for People will be here, too.
The cost is $10.00 per person.
He lands at 11 a.m. ready to hear childrens' wish lists in our colorful Santa's Workshop.
Helicopter rides will be available (weather permitting) for an additional cost of $60.00 per person.
Details HERE
Holiday Open House & Children's Book Sale at Prospect Park Library
Children of all ages are welcome to stop in anytime between 10am – 2pm for "TREE"mendous craft activities, free goodies & bargain priced gently used books for sale!!
Details HERE
Nativity BVM Christmas Bazaar
Nativity BVM School 301 Gayley St, Media, PA
Please join for a wonderful Christmas shopping experience. WVendors and crafters will be on hand showcasing their products in the school gym.
Details and list of vendors HERE
Storytime and Activities Featuring If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
at Barnes & Noble, Lawrence Park Shopping Center, Broomall PA
What do you do if you a hungry mouse shows up on your doorstep? Give him a cookie, of course
Details HERE
Grow Up Great at The Kimmel Center in Philadelphia
Grow Up Great introduces kids to the vibrant world of jazz and musical theater, where kids learn to sing, dance, and use their imaginations during our fun, hour-filled monthly interactive adventure! And best of all, IT'S FREE!
Details HERE
Lunch with Santa
at Prospect Park Fire Company 1001 Lincoln Ave, Prospect Park, PA
Come join your Prospect Park neighbors as we celebrate the holidays with Santa! Lunch will be served and coloring activities provided for the children in a festival holiday atmosphere. This event is developed by the Prospect Park Recreation Board and sponsored by the Prospect Park Borough Council.
Event is limited to residents of Prospect Park due to limited space and supplies.
The Sassy Massy Toy Drive is collecting toys for sick children. Please bring an unwrapped toy that you can place in the donation box if you are able to do so.
The Sassy Massy Toy Drive is collecting toys for sick children. Please bring an unwrapped toy that you can place in the donation box if you are able to do so.
Details HERE
Lunch with Santa
at Bethel Springs Elementary School 3280 Foulk Rd, Garnet Valley, PA
Lunch With Santa… Crafts.. ..present.. Meet Mrs. Santa too!
Free Event!
Taking non perishable food for the Bethel Food Bank and Book donations for a worthy charity!
Details HERE
Lunch with Santa
at Christ United Methodist Church 600 E Dutton Mill Rd, Brookhaven PA
Santa will be here to visit with the kids! Crafts and a visit with Santa are free. A hot dog lunch (with chips and a drink) is $2. We will also have a Grandma's Attic table and our annual cookie sale table. Come join us for this event!
Details HERE
Lunch with Santa
at Collingdale Firehouse
Join for Lunch with Santa. Dance with Rudolph and Frosty. Parents bring your camera/phone to get a picture with Santa.
$10 for adults
$6 for children over 2
Tickets on Sale now. Call 484-868-1164 to request your tickets.
If necessary, please leave a message and someone will get back to you.
Details HERE
Santa & Holiday Celebration at Middletown Free Library
Sponsored by the MOMS Club of Media
Come join all day on Saturday to celebrate the holiday season!
11am-4pm-Christmas craft stations (coloring pages, card-making, paper trees, etc.)
12pm–Story Time with Mr. Jason
12:30pm– Pictures with SANTA CLAUS!
1:30-3pm–Cookie decorating
11am-12pm & 1:30-4pm–Holiday movies (classics like The Grinch, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Rudolph, etc.)
Registration is not required and it is come & go as you please. Perfect for the whole family and for any ages!
Thanks to the MOMS Club of Media for sponsoring this day of celebration. Check out their Facebook page to learn about other events and how to join.
Details HERE
Lunch with Santa & Mrs. Claus
at Swarthmore Pizza and Family Restaurant 601 S Chester Rd, Swarthmore, PA
Lunch with Santa and Mrs. Claus at Swarthmore Pizza!
Stop by as Mr. and Mrs. Claus walk around the dining room and visit with all the children!!
No Reservations
Bring a Camera
They will be collecting all Christmas List to bring to the North Pole
Details HERE
Chess Club
at Lansdowne Library
Details HERE
MAKEbreak "Try Me" Day
at Participating Michaels Craft Stores
Cost: Try out some of Michael's Top 25 Creative Gifts for free
Details HERE
Shooting Stars Holiday Spectacular
at Upper Darby Performing Arts Center
The Shooting Stars' Holiday Spectacular showcases the young singers and dancers performing to seasonal favorites with toe-tapping, move-to-the-beat joy including, "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," "Jingle Bell Rock," "Do You Hear What I Hear?," "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," "Carol of the Bells," a tribute to "The Polar Express," "Sparklejollytwinklejingley," and many, many more!
90 minutes, plus intermission Recommended for ages four and up
Details and Ticket info HERE
Ray Didinger Book Signing
at Barnes & Noble, Lawrence Park Shopping Center, Broomall PA
"Didinger updates his best-selling book The Eagles Encyclopedia with the departure of Coach Chip Kelly and the dawn of the Doug Pederson era. He provides a new chapter on the 2017-18 season and postseason. And he includes dozens of new player, coach, and front-office profiles as well as Hall of Fame updates on 2018 inductees Brian Dawkins and Terrell Owens. Join us in welcoming him to our store! "
Details HERE
Winter Lights Parade
Lansdowne Borough 12 E Baltimore Avenue, Lansdowne, PA
The Parade will start on Greenwood Ave. and go south on
Lansdowne Ave. and on to the Lansdowne Landing.
Come march, drive, dance, and sing along the way!
RAIN DATE: Sunday, December 9 • 6 p.m.
Details HERE
Sunday, December 9, 2018
Breakfast with Santa at The Inn at Villanova University
at The Inn at Villanova University 601 County Line Road, Radnor, PA
Join The Inn at Villanova University in partnership with the Club of Greater Philadelphia and MBA Alumni Association for a magical Holiday celebration, starring Santa Claus himself! Enjoy a bountiful, kid-friendly breakfast featuring a hot chocolate bar and many other delectable festive treats. Tickets price also includes reindeer games, crafts, a visit with Santa and a special appearance by Villanova University's Wil D. Cat.
Ticket Pricing:
$25 for adults
$20 for Children 3-12 years
Free for Children 2 and under
Details, menu and more info HERE
Media Holiday Art, Craft and Gift Show
at Penn State Brandywine 25 Yearsley Mill Rd, Media PA
2018 Holiday Art, Craft and Gift Show event. Shop an array of talented vendors offering holiday arts, crafts, and gift items.
Santa Claus will make an appearance!
Details HERE
Sunday Brunch with Santa at Concordville Inn
Join us for a special Brunch with Santa this holiday season!
Details, menu and more info HERE
Lunch With Santa at Pizzeria Uno (Newtown Square PA)
UNO's in Newtown Square Presents: Lunch With Santa! Available on Three Different Dates: Sunday, December 9th, Saturday December 15th or Sunday December 16th. From 11:00-2:00. $9.99 Per Child. Bring your camera & get your pictures with Santa taken, enjoy a craft table with Holiday Kid's Crafts and finish off lunch with an Ice Cream Sundae Bar! Call or email to make your reservations today! 610-353-8667 firstname.lastname@example.com.
Details HERE
Jack Frost Saves Christmas
Nov. 25 to Dec. 30
Sundays at 12 PM
at Media Theatre
Details and ticket info HERE
Lego Club
at Marple Public Library]
Come join and explore our creativity with LEGOS! All LEGOS will be provided.
Different themes each session!
Ages 6-10
Register by phone, email or in person.
Details HERE
MAKEbreak Design A Frame
at participating Michaels Craft Stores
Cost: Buy the frame, and the supplies to decorate it will be provided.
Details HERE


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Check out one of the eBay auctions for the card here:
According to CNBC, the steel card is as heavy as eight pennies.
Despite its high price, the gift card has proven to be quite a success: The company produced 5,000 of the cards, and they were reportedly sold out on Gilt.com within minutes, according to Forbes.
Jason Goldberger, executive vice president at Gilt.com, hinted that the card is appealing because of its exclusivity.
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Update: Police detonate explosive device found near Red Roof Inn
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COLUMBIA - Employees with the Red Roof Inn in Columbia alerted police Monday night of a potentially explosive device found near the property. Police later confirmed the device was capable of of doing damage.
Kris Martin said he found the device at a construction site and brought it to the Red Roof Inn where he is staying.
"I picked it up and couldn't let it go because I thought of you and every body else around the world and all the kids. And I didn't know if someone would light it, and it go boom so I turned it into the office, and I told them they needed to turn this into someone," Martin said.
The front desk of the Red Roof Inn called police at around 5 p.m. Staff also set off fire alarms to evacuate the building.
According to Officer Latisha Stroer, the Columbia Police Department Bomb unit, the Columbia Fire Department bomb unit, the Mid-Missouri Bomb Squad, the Missouri State Highway Patrol and the FBI were all on the scene.
A robot that studies bombs entered the building at around 7:45 p.m. The robot brought the explosive device out of the motel and police rendered it safe at 8:30 p.m.
Red Roof Inn guests are now safe to re-enter the building for the night. @KOMUnews
— Amy Money (@AmyMoney_Talks) August 18, 2015
Police rendered the bomb's safe so that the area was safe. @KOMUnews
— Amy Money (@AmyMoney_Talks) August 18, 2015
Just heard an explosion. One officer confirmed it was most likely the bomb @KOMUnews
— Amy Money (@AmyMoney_Talks) August 18, 2015
The robot is now out of the building. @KOMUnews pic.twitter.com/9dS0c0CH7u
— Amy Money (@AmyMoney_Talks) August 18, 2015
The robot has just entered the building to inspect the bomb device @KOMUnews pic.twitter.com/PHk9mgoaj5
— Amy Money (@AmyMoney_Talks) August 18, 2015
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This short assignment (at least 500 words, posted on your class website) asks you to visit the Quick Center on campus and to find a piece of art to observe and analyze. Some pieces are on display in the lobby or other open areas, and there are many more paintings and pieces in the galleries. Wander around until you find something that captures your attention. Once you find a particular work to observe, study it for at least thirty minutes. It could help to take notes of your observations at this time. Keep in mind that you don't need to have any prior knowledge of art history or experience with art criticism. This is about your observations and insights. Your writing should address some combination of the following prompts and questions:
- What details do you notice? Think about different possible aspects of the art: subject, character, setting, narrative, color, medium and material (e.g., oil paint, water color, pencil, wood, stone, etc.), light, texture. What is the significance of these details? How do they shape your understanding of the art? How do they affect your experience of it? How do they shape its meaning? Similarly, how does the larger situation (the date the art was produced, who the artist was and their background, and even the immediate situation: the lighting in the room, where the art is located, what time of day it is, what other people are around, etc.) shape your experience or understanding of the art work?
- Orient yourself toward the artwork in different ways. Focus on its social meaning, what it depicts, what its subject is, and how it contributes to our understanding of this subject or takes a position or offers a perspective on this subject. Alternately, focus on how it affects you, how it makes you feel, and what sort of experience you have looking at it. Alternately, focus on its technique, on the actual work of art itself, how the materials are used.
- How does this piece of art fit in with our conversation about the relationship between images, remix, and commodification? What aspects of the world does the work draw upon, and how does it reconfigure them or present them in a new way? How does it shape our understanding of reality? How does it contribute to or work against commodification – the way images sometimes present an ideal reality that is easily consumed and discarded and that obscures the labor and capital necessary to produce and sustain this ideal?


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The first book in the Viola ABC series using the Colourstrings method.
This viola tutor based on the Colourstrings method is ideally suited for small viola players.
The four colourful symbols represent the fours strings of the instrument and the visual stimuli makes learning easy and fun.
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UNCP Trustee Wiley Barrett and his wife Dianne thought they were showing up for a quick photoshoot inside the Jones Athletic Center.
The Southern Pines couple didn't want any fanfare after making a generous gift to UNCP's men's and women's basketball program.
Much to their surprise, several of Wiley's former college teammates, friends, current players and coaches had gathered for a dedication ceremony in the Jones Center lobby.
"I thought we were just coming down to take a picture with the plaque," Wiley said. "I had no idea that a couple of my former teammates would be here. The fact that they thought enough to come back really means a lot. That was a great feeling."
Joe Gallagher and Barry Hopkins, who played alongside Barrett from 1965 to 1969, made the trip. As did, Jim Gane, the son of former head coach Lacey Gane.
"Dianne and I don't have any children," said Wiley, overcome with emotions. "Over the years, these players have been like our children. You guys are our family."
The Barretts, who have enjoyed successful careers – Wiley in education and Dianne in banking – were motivated to give back in order to provide opportunities for UNCP students to do the same one day.
"Somebody provided for me when I was in school and now it is my turn."
Before the unveiling of the Dr. Wiley and Dianne Barrett Basketball Suite, several university dignitaries praised the Barretts for their continuous support of UNCP and Braves athletics.
"This dedication is a fitting reminder of the long influence Wiley and Dianne Barrett have had on UNC Pembroke and their commitment to giving back," said Chancellor Robin Gary Cummings.
"This is another way we see them shaping the future of students, whether in secondary education, college or in sports."
For more than a decade, the Barretts have been regulars in the stands at Lumbee Guaranty Bank Court during basketball season. They travel with the team, too.
Their support has extended to the classroom. In 2014, they established the Wiley and Dianne Barrett Endowed Basketball Scholarship for Men's and Women's Basketball.
Women's head coach John Haskins said it is support like this that enables UNCP to have a successful program in such a competitive conference.
"Dianne and Wiley, thank you for this generous donation to our athletic program. I am going to be proud to come to work every day in the Dr. Wiley and Dianne Basketball Suite."
Men's head coach Ben Miller paid homage to Wiley and other former players for establishing a winning tradition.
"When I had a chance to meet you guys after I was hired, you felt like family right away," he said. "You and Dianne have supported us with so much passion over the years. I've worked at four universities and been around four more with my father and I've never seen former players with the love, enthusiasm and passion that you guys bring to this program."
Wiley, who played small forward, credits his time at UNCP as some of the best years of his life.
"I was a naive person from a small high school, but UNCP is where I grew up. Over the years, I've been fortunate to maintain friendships with the guys I played with. We keep up with one another. We talk and get along … they are part of my family."
After earning his degree in 1969, he went on to earn degrees at UNC Charlotte and Campbell University. Wiley spent 30 years as a teacher, coach and principal with Moore County public schools. He has devoted his time to many civic organizations, including serving as chairman of the Moore County School Board. He has served the last six years on UNCP Board of Trustees.
Wiley also spent 50 years officiating high school basketball, earning the coveted Golden Whistle Merit Award in 2015. Dianne, also a lifelong resident of Southern Pines, received her undergraduate degree from UNC Chapel Hill and subsequently enjoyed a long and successful career in banking.


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Honeywell HT-908
In the world of home electronics Honeywell is a force to be reckoned with. This is reflected in how popular their products are amongst consumers, and the HT-908 air circulator fan is one such model that has taken the market by storm. As you would expect from this manufacturer, the style of this fan is modern yet understated. With 10 inch blades, this model may seem small but it's certainly mighty.
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Honeywell have kept versatility in mind with the HT-908 as was well as efficiency. It will work well as a floor fan with a tilt head that can be adjusted up to 90 degrees. It can also be wall mounted or placed on a desk. With turbo force technology this model will push cool air up to 32 feet away.
Quiet operation is something that everyone wants in a fan. Due to the new blade design with this model it's 30% quieter than other models of this size on the market. It's also energy efficient in that it will help reduce the cost of using AC by up to 22% when used in conjunction with it.
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- Versatile
The Honeywell HT-908 can be used as floor fan, wall mounted fan and is also compact enough to sit on a table.
- Powerful
This powerful little fan comes with 3 speeds and uses turbo technology that will quietly push cool air 32 feet away, making it perfect for offices and practically any room in the home.
- Easy Maintenance
Cleaning the HT-908 is literally a snap. The easy to remove front grille will allow access to all the areas where dust can accumulate.
- Cutting Edge Blade Design
Honeywell is leading the way in terms of blade technology with the HT-908. The new design makes it 30% quieter than other leading brands on the market.
- Cool Air Where You Need It
With a variable tilt head, the airflow from this fan can be adjusted by 90 degrees, giving you cool air where you need it most.
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- Underpowered Motor
For people used to the Honeywell brand, the settings on the HT-908 seem less powerful. However, the manufacturer has done this in order to help reduce noise.
- Maintenance
For safety reasons Honeywell has used screws to secure the front grille on this model, so be prepared to use a screwdriver when it's time to take it off for cleaning.
It has to be said there a few fans on the market that are as quiet as this one. In fact, this has brought complaints from people that are used to noise! There are also few models that can boast such a large reduction in AC bills when using a fan in conjunction with it. Overall the HT-908 is not expensive to buy, lasts well and does the job it was built for. In our opinion, it's worth the investment.Review by AirReflect ©
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Frank clears up after the fire in the stables. Kim is worried because her pregnant mare, Copper, is missing. Michael is convinced that he will no longer be charged with burning Frank's barn now as Jock has shown himself to be the arsonist. Jack is sarcastic with Sarah when she offers to help with Robert. It is the day of the Harvest Festival and Amos is determined to go to church. He is appalled when he sees the size of the marrow that Henry is taking to church, it is not up to the 'Brearly standard'. Kim calls at the farmhouse and thanks Joe and Kate for their help. She mentions that one of her horses is still missing and Joe offers to help her search the area. Amos is embarrassed when his small marrow is placed next to Seth's masterpiece in the church. The Harvest Festival service gets underway and unfortunately Alan sits on a couple of juicy plums left in a pew. Kim is relieved when Joe spots Copper in a field near Connelton. She tells Joe that she and Frank are going to try for a baby. Jack and Sarah row in The Woolpack, he is jealous that she might be going on holiday with her friend, Gerry. Joe tells Kate about the Tates baby plans. He tries to persuade Kate into planning a baby when her court case is over. Michael is relieved to hear that Jock has confessed to setting fire to Frank's barn and celebrates in The Woolpack. Sarah tells Jack that she is not going on holiday and that she has realised just how much Jack and Robert mean to her. He tells her that he loves her. Chris arrives home in a drunken state after playing poker. Kathy is furious with him and storms out of their flat.
Regular cast
- Annie Sugden - Sheila Mercier
- Amos - Ronald Magill
- Mr Wilks - Arthur Pentelow
- Joe Sugden - Frazer Hines
- Jack Sugden - Clive Hornby
- Alan Turner - Richard Thorp
- Seth - Stan Richards
- Kathy Merrick - Malandra Burrows
- Nick Bates - Cy Chadwick
- Kate Sugden - Sally Knyvette
- Frank Tate - Norman Bowler
- Kim Tate - Claire King
- Christopher Tate - Frank Tate
- Sarah - Madeleine Howard
- Bill Middleton - Johnny Caesar
- Michael Feldmann - Matthew Vaughan
- Robert Sugden - Christopher Smith
- Mrs Bates - Diana Davies
- Rev Tony Charlton - Stephen Rashbrook
Guest cast
- Home Farm - Stables, yard, nursery flat and sitting room
- Blackthorn Farm - Field
- Emmerdale Farm - Cottage, farmhouse kitchen, yard and cowshed
- The Woolpack - Backroom and public bar
- Cemetery
- St. Mary's Church - Interior
- Unknown fields
- Roger Hartley was the 'Organist' for this episode.
- This episode was released on the following commercial releases:
- Emmerdale 5 DVD released by MMT Laukkanen Ltd on 2nd March 2015.
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Can't say I ever cared too much for this 1999 film but it does have some great action scenes which in some ways compensate for the "as if!" moments. Even though it doesn't reference Sydney that is where most of it was filmed as the city's Central Business District portrayed a generic metropolis better than most of its world city counterparts due to the lack of highly recognisable skyscrapers.
Keanu Reeves plays Neo; the computer programmer who leads a double life and is chased down by Matrix agents on 12 mins at the Westpac Plaza (below left) on 273 George Street where he works. He does try to escape from them by climbing out on to the window ledge on 16 mins before admitting defeat and giving himself up for capture.
The combat training featuring the distracting woman in the red dress takes place at Martin Place (above right) on 57 mins where the street meets Pitt Street. This circular fountain is where Morpheus tries to explain something or another about the Matrix and six years later the very same fountain appeared in 'Superman Returns'. A screenshot and different photo from that film can be seen here.
Chifley Plaza at 2 Chifley Square is the tower (below left) holding the restaurant which comes on screen after 64 mins where Cypher switches sides over a juicy and delicious steak with Agent Smith whilst uttering some b*llocks about his steak not really existing.
The Westin Hotel at 1 Martin Place (above right) was used for interior shots involving the chase scenes and the 'deja vu' cat around the 78 min mark on the hotels grand staircase below.
Above left is the Colonial State Bank Centre which can be found at 52 Martin Place. Agent Smith holds Morpheus captive here on 91 mins after their slowly choreographed fight 27 mins earlier. On 106 mins the Aon Tower (above right) at 201 Kent Street can be seen behind the building rooftop where Neo and Trinity take part in one of the most ridiculous slow-mo shooting scenes in cinema history before they take a helicopter on 107 mins and fly in front of the aforementioned Bank Centre where they fire at the evil Smith and his fellow kidnapping pals. Morpheus leaps for freedom and is miraculously caught by Neo as tends to happen in films. The helicopter then flies over Sydney's relatively anonymous skyscrapers with them dangling down from it. Having dropped off Morpheus, Neo lands safely on the Allianz Centre (below left) on 110 mins but the helicopter crashes into the British Telecom Tower (below right) opposite it. These two buildings are located at 2 Market Street and 1 Market Street respectively.
Much of the film was of course made in the studio with Fox Studios Australia (below left) in Moore Park being the ones used. 'Star Wars Episode III' and 'Moulin Rouge' among others were also shot here. The corner of Pitt Street and Hunter Street (below right) was the location for the fake phonebox where Neo makes a final phone call to the machines on 128 mins.


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Telescope captures most detailed image of any star beyond the sun
Red supergiant star Antares will eventually explode in brilliant supernova
Astronomers have imaged the surface and atmosphere of a star that lies 550 light-years from Earth. It is the most detailed image of a star other than our own sun.
Antares is a red supergiant — about 700 times larger than our sun — that lies in the southern constellation of Scorpius. The star is in its death throes and shedding material into space. Eventually, it will explode as a brilliant supernova and will shine brightly in our night sky.
Red supergiants — stars that are more than 10 times more massive than the sun — are the largest stars in our universe, though they don't live long.
- Planet-forming regions around 3 stars photographed by Chilean telescope
- Astronomers discover smallest star known in our galaxy
- 7 Earth-sized planets found orbiting star 39 light-years away
Using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope Interferometer (VLTI) at the Paranal Observatory in Chile, astronomers were able to map the star's surface and measure the motions of its surface material, giving them better insight into how the gases around a red supergiant move.
What we see is just a mess, chaos.- Keiichi Ohnaka, study's lead author
The telescope is a combination of four moveable, 1.8-metre telescopes that collect images taken in near-infrared wavelengths.
What they found was disorder.
"Antares is losing material not in a smooth or ordered way," lead author of the paper published in the journal Nature, Keiichi Ohnaka, told CBC News. "But the velocity maps show that it's very clumpy and turbulent and random. We don't know what the mechanism is behind this turbulent motion."
The image shows two brighter regions, which astronomers believe may be an area that has exposed the warmer gas below the surface of Antares.
They believe that some clumps are energetic enough that they move faster and eventually escape the star. But the mapping doesn't answer all their questions.
"We still don't know what is really pushing the material, but at least we know how it's losing it," Ohnaka said.
'Opens a new window'
Now that the astronomers have shown that they are able to image distant stars (for the VLTI, they must be bright and somewhat large), they hope to move toward uncovering the mechanisms that drive the expulsion of gas in these dying stars, as it's so poorly understood.
"What we see is just a mess, chaos," Ohnaka said. This is what interests him the most and something he looks forward to exploring in depth.
Betelgeuse, a star in the constellation Orion with a radius 1,400 times that of our sun, is another red supergiant that is a ticking time bomb. While there's debate over exactly when it'll happen, it's anticipated that it will go supernova within a few thousand years, the blink of an eye in astronomical terms.
Astronomers first produced an image of it in 2009. This June, the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) telescope in Chile produced the highest resolution photograph ever.
If either of these stars goes supernova, they pose no threat to Earth.
Ohnaka said that they already have their next target: R Doradus, a star located in the constellation Dorado in the southern hemisphere. Unlike Antares, this star is similar to our own sun, which is too small to explode as a supernova. Instead, it will swell and turn into a red giant (not supergiant) and then expel most of its gases into space until it is a mere shell of its former self, a white dwarf.
"This new technique opens a new window to observe stars, like we observe the sun," Ohnaka said.


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Learning Contemplation With Elio Guarisco
Contemplation needs the base of the maturation of the capacity of attention, presence and awareness, and the understanding of the principles that distinguish contemplation from meditation.
Without such base contemplation remains a nice idea to entertain oneself
While in fact one is just in distraction.
The practices of the first level of sms are grounded in Sogdokpa's Semde instructions that start from higher practice to the lower. However in this practice retreat to generate the capacity to experience contemplation the reverse order will be adopted; from Shamatha with and without a focus to the examination beyond thoughts, words and reasoning done in order to experience the mind unborn essence.
The retreat will be of practice accompanied by essential and experiential instructions.
Beginning with 6 sessions a day, then the retreat with continue with 4 sessions a day.
To take part in the retreat it is necessary to be committed to participate in all sessions
In order to allow the maturation process to take place and in order not to distract others with occasional attendance. It is also strongly advised to avoid all the unnecessary communication during the period of the retreat.
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saint-louise's Diaryland Diary
Lesson Two: Sooner or later, however, things can only get better.
Before I get back into my New York misadventures, Id like to say a fond farewell to Waving Guy, an elderly man who used to stand out on the sidewalk by a road in my neighborhood for hours at a time, smoking cigarettes and waving happily at all of the cars that drove past. He had apparently become familiar to many, many people over the years, and I heard on the radio that he had recently passed away.
Bye, Waving Guy.
Now, lets see. Where were we ?
7:30 am. Monday. New York, in my hotel room:
I take stock of my situation: No clean clothes. No toiletries, not even a comb. The hotel doesnt have a shop on site in which I can purchase these items. I had to put my contact lenses in two drinking glasses filled with tap water for the night, and they have since turned a pleasant shade of yellow.
I unhinge my jaw and fall face-first on the $30 bagels, croissants and coffee.
9:30 am. Monday. Still waiting
12:00 pm. Monday. Yet again, please:
The airline lost my luggage, I say, calmly.
Yeah. They said they left it in Cincinnati, but it should be delivered today.
Wow. Did anyone else traveling with you to the New York office lose their luggage, too?
No, I say. They didnt check any of their bags.
Without missing a beat no, not even to conduct impact analysis John speaks in a voice dripping with incredulity, Jesus! You checked your bag? Why the hell did you do that?
Well, I say, still calmly. Off the top of my head? Perhaps because checking my bag isnt really like walking up to a person who is breaking into a house in the middle of the night and saying to him, Hey, could you watch my bag for a few hours? Thanks. You know, when I check my bag Im thinking it might actually end up where I end up, right? I know its a gamble, but Im just such a wacky, go-with-my-gut kind of gal!
12:15 pm. Monday. Yawn.
The hotline number doesnt even pick up when I call now. The love is gone.
John calls back to be contrite for a few minutes.
1:30 pm. Monday. New York, Time Square:
I find that I am being avoided and sometimes looked at suspiciously by most of the shop workers, and I begin to wonder if its because of my unkempt, bordering-on-psychopathic-homeless-person appearance. When all hope seems lost, suddenly a clerk named Jose appears next to me and informs me that he has a 98.9 percent success rate in fitting jeans for customers, because: I ask the right questions about your body type, and Im telling you that I will make you look fantastic. He says this to me without once glancing at my Don King hair or the traces of my second-day makeup.
We have a winner, folks! I buy an obscene amount of merchandise from him, and increase his jeans-fitting success rate.
6:35 pm. Monday. Back at the hotel:
My boss tells me that I should consider today a comp day. I drink to that. Thirty minutes and one more martini later, I ask if tomorrow can be a comp day, too.
8:15 pm. Monday. In the hotel, on my way back up to my room:
I continue to my room, where I finish a paper for my literature class. Its amazing what vodka does for your creative juices. I hope my professor can see the intellectual beauty of vague literary references and thoughts that are almost completed before the author falls unconscious.
8:00 am. Tuesday. In the New York office:
At lunch break, I call my hotel voicemail. The concierge desk has left a message to say that my luggage has been delivered to the hotel. I call the lost luggage hotline and yell obscenities at the disdainful recorded voice, as a fond farewell to our passionate, dedicated relationship.
6:05 pm. Wednesday. At my hotel:
When I turn around to go back in, I see John standing in the hotel lobby.
7:00 pm. Wednesday. In The Pig and Whistle:
I feel relaxed for the first time since Sunday afternoon. Its almost like his mere presence relieves pressure from my joints and muscles. He has done this for me. He wanted to see me, and it made him happy to make me happy. This kind of thoughtfulness is something that I have never experienced before as sad as that sounds never once in my fifteen years of dating. It makes the lost-and-found luggage, the dreadfully long meetings, the cranky streets of New York, and the crowded, chilly pub smooth out like worry lines when the cause of anxiety finally dissipates.
Or maybe thats just the beer.
It doesnt matter, though, I suppose. So I tuck my head under his chin and decide to just enjoy it.
9:23 pm. Thursday. On Broooooadwaaaay:
Quick! We have to get out of here before he sees me! John hisses, scrunching his head down into his coat, turtlelike, and looking around wildly for an exit, which is the most inconspicuous thing to do aside from pulling a fire alarm, ripping a chair out of the floor, and screaming like a banshee in labor.
Why? I hiss back, caught up in the Mission Impossible moment. Will he kick you if he sees you?
John shoves me toward a nearby exit, past a woman on crutches, knocking her into an elderly man and a small, orphaned matchgirl. No, but hell want to talk. And then Ill have to pretend to be civil!
I start to ask why this is a requirement, and for whom, but weve burst out on the street by then and now were running for our very lives. Or for our lack of feigned civility.
2:00 pm. Friday. American Museum of Natural History:
Every once in a while, classes of elementary school students go streaming by, one child at a time, holding each others hands. I am charmed by this, especially in the Pacific Islands rooms, when an entire class of 2nd graders walks past a display of primitive humans in various forms of nudity and choruses, EWWWWWW!
Yeah. Naked=gross! Math tests=bad! Recess=good! Hot dog day in the cafeteria=great! Ah, childhood
6:15 pm. Friday. The Empire State Building:
Good to hear. And I would have. Heard it. Thirteen blocks away. Wearing ear plugs. Under water.
In a few minutes, I am chock full of touristy goodness. John and I watch the sun set from the observation deck. We rent one of the audio tour headsets and stand with our ears pressed together so we can both listen. The 59th Street Bridge. The Chrysler Building. Central Park. The Hudson. Queens. The Brooklyn Bridge. Its like standing in a talking photograph of New York. Only in a photograph, you dont have to go inside every ten minutes to thaw out when you start to lose feeling in your extremities.
1:00 am. Saturday. In our hotel room:
I try to curl up next to John, but its a king sized bed, and hes in another zip code. I call him to say good night.
Total score for my trip to New York - January, 2005: 51/100. It may look low, but thats pretty good compared to where I started. And for someone who is as determined to be irrationally cross a good portion of the time.
Now if only my company would send me on a trip to Cabo San Lucas
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Friday, April 20th at 7:30: PASSENGER 1963, by Andrzej Munk
Passenger (Polish: Pasażerka) is a 1963 Polish feature film directed by Andrzej Munk. Munk died in a car crash during screening. The unfinished film was assembled for release by directors Witold Lesiewicz and Andrzej Brzozowski. The film (1h 2 min) is in Polish, with English subtitles, at Polish Home upstairs, Friday, March 16, 7:30 pm.
The last film of Andrzej Munk, who died in a crash during the filming. A German woman (played by Aleksandra Śląska) on a ship coming back to Europe notices a face of another woman which brings recollections from the past. She tells her husband that she has been an overseer in Auschwitz during the war, but she has actually saved a woman's life. Her vision is shown and then the actual events. Written by Polish Cinema Database
The source was a radio drama Passenger from Cabin Number 45, written in 1959 by a survivor of Auschwitz and Ravensbrück concentration camps, Zofia Posmysz-Piasecka. Posmysz's play was later reworked into a novel. It was published in 1962 as Pasażerka. The novel was subsequently translated into 15 languages. The original radio drama was adapted for an award-winning feature film, while the novel was adapted into an opera by the same title with music by Mieczysław Weinberg.
From Harvard Film Archive: [...] Andrzej Munk's tragic death at age thirty-nine might have formed the plot for one of his own darkly sardonic works: a Polish Jew and an active resistance worker during the war, he was returning home from shooting his film Passenger at the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1961 when an oncoming truck struck his car. He left behind only four feature films, but his influence was prodigious. As one of the key figures of the postwar "Polish School" of filmmaking, along with Andrzej Wajda and Jerzy Kawalerowicz, he helped to shape a vision that broke with the official social realist optimism of Eastern-bloc dogma and cast a skeptical eye on official notions of heroism, nationalism, and life in the Stalinist-occupied state. Teacher and mentor to such cinematic heirs as Roman Polanski and Jerzy Skolimowski, his influence can be felt even in the films of a later generation of Polish filmmakers—directors like Zanussi and Kieslowski.
Munk's cinema—often compared to the literature of his compatriot Witold Gombrowicz—showcases the ways in which ordinary people go about making sense of extraordinary times; and if sense can not be found, his films imply, then absurdity and satire should take its place. Though he died young, Andrzej Munk brought a fully realized and radically nonconformist vision to a culture caught between the ravages of wartime and the exigencies of a numbing new conformity. It is a body of work that bears re-viewing. [...]
From Vertigo by David Balfour: [...] The film is a combination of the live action material shot on location in Auschwitz prison camp, still photography taken whilst location scouting with actors, and a voice-over that guides the audience through the film. These three elements combine and interact over the course of film. The result is a film that investigates the way memory can act as protection against the past. It exists not only as whole, but also as series of multi-layer speculations into filmic form, that sheds light on the very essence of memory. It is the interplay between the film's form and content which create a unique viewing experience, one that calls on the viewer to re-evaluate not just the memory of the characters in the film but their own memory of the film. [...]
From culture.pl: [...] It is said that Andrzej Munk's idea for The Passenger originated when he had heard a radio broadcast of Zofia Posmysz's Passenger from Cabin 45 (1959). The author, a former Auschwitz inmate, wrote her debut novel after meeting a group of Germans, one of whom, a woman, spoke with a voice confusingly similar to the voice of a guard from the camp. Zofia Posmysz, who had never returned to her camp experiences before that day, revealed that this encounter triggered her decision to look at a concentration camp not from the perspective of a prisoner, which was the common approach in martyrological literature, but of the perpetrator. Such a writing method was a significant novelty in the literature centred around the Nazi death camps. [...]
I cannot find a trailer for the film 'Passenger' (in Polish or English), but here is a link to 46 minutes documentary about Andrzej Munk 'The Last Pictures', (it has English subtitles):
Opera Passenger trailer:
Next film on May18th, Friday: Solaris, 2002 American science fiction drama film written and directed by Steven Soderbergh, produced by James Cameron and Jon Landau, and starring George Clooney and Natascha McElhone. It is based on the 1961 science fiction novel of the same name by Polish writer Stanisław Lem.


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Ronald Glaser, an award-winning OSU researcher who linked mental health to the immune system, died April 3 after losing his battle with Alzheimer's.
Glaser, 80, former director and co-founder of the Institute for Behavioral Medicine Research, came to Ohio State in 1978 to become head of the Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology, and later married Janice Kiecolt, another faculty member at the time.
Together, their groundbreaking work in the field of psychoneuroimmunology — the study of the correlation between mental health and the immune system — led to a number of scientific grants, including $18 million in NIH funding for Ohio State researchers.
In a statement made to the Ohio State Research Office, Dr. William Malarkey, associate director of the IBMR and director of the Ohio State Clinical Research Center, reflected on Glaser's work.
"He really got excited about new findings. He came from a 'hard science' background and it was unbelievable to him that stress — the 'soft science' could have such an impact on what he considered the hard science, the endocrine and immune systems," Malarkey said. "I don't think he ever lost that surprise in seeing how these systems talked to one another."
Throughout his life, Glaser served on countless research committees and held a variety of positions in the College of Medicine. His success helped to bring a previously disputed concept of science into the forefront of social consciousness, and he was most recently featured in The New York Times Magazine.
"Writers know most scientists are excited by their work, but Ron's excitement was somehow different, almost like a kid unwrapping an unexpected present," Earle Holland, retired assistant vice president for research communications, said in a statement to the Ohio State Research Office. "Toward the end of my career, when Ron and I would meet to chat about their work, the conversations often strayed from just the science. We had become friends, not just colleagues."
Glaser also received numerous awards, including the Ohio State Distinguished Scholar Award and was recognized as one of the "World's Most Cited Authors" by Thomson/Institute for Scientific Information in 2002 after publishing more than 325 scientific papers.
A memorial was held for friends and family on April 8, but his memory will live on through the legacy of care and exploration he left at Ohio State.
"Aside from the hundreds of publications he authored, or the tens of millions of dollars in research funding he earned, it was his ability to lead and inspire others that set him apart," Holland said.


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Amman (11/7/2009)-The Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship as a regional partner recently announced the launch of the MENA 100 Business Plan Competition, which is organized by the MENA-OECD Enterprise Financing Network, in cooperation with the Islamic Development Bank and the MENA Center for Investment.
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KPBSD responds to an unprecedented budget challenge.
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Soldotna, February 14, 2019—Do you understand how the KPBSD school district budget will affect what KPBSD can offer in schools to educate our youth? With drastic state budget cuts to education proposed by the Governor, attend a budget forum in your community.
Learn: KPBSD faces an unprecedented deficit of over $20 million dollars or more if the Governor's proposed FY20 state budget is passed.
Get Facts: The district is building its FY20 budget, and needs your help. Participate online, or in person, to ask questions about revenue, expenses, funding, and cuts that potentially impact the classroom, teachers and support staff, sports and programs, and class sizes. Become involved so as a community we can make informed decisions that will affect our schools. Parents, staff, students, business partners, community members, and elected officials—it's time to participate:
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- Tuesday, February 19, 6:00 PM: Homer High School Library
- Wednesday, February 20, 6:00 PM: Soldotna High School Library
Videoconference from Soldotna High School forum to: Cooper Landing; Homer Flex; Hope School; Moose Pass; Nanwalek; Ninilchik; Port Graham; Sterling Elementary; Susan B. English; Tebughna; and Tustumena schools
- Thursday, February 21, 6:00 PM: Kenai Central High School Library
- Tuesday, February 26, 6:00 PM: Seward High School Library
Be informed so you can advocate for the 2019-2020 school district budget which will define opportunities and offerings in August, 2019.
"Our annual budget is one of the most important things we do each year, and it's more important than ever with the potential funding cuts we face," said Dave Jones, assistant superintendent of instructional support. "We want to give our parents, staff, students, and community members a chance to learn about our budget, participate in the process, and ask questions."
"Over the past several years the district has been able to gather valuable feedback and input through the budget development process," said Sean Dusek, superindent. "This year will be especially important as we work to become more efficient while maintaining our priority of small class sizes. We look forward to community participation in the process, especially as the State and Borough deal with economic issues that directly impact school funding."
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- View short videos and documents located on the KPBSD Finance Department webpage
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The baby died (two days later) as a result of blunt force trauma to the head on March 12, 2009. According to CPS officials, the baby's mother and the mother of the 12 year-old left five children unattended while they went out.
The police informed the boy's mother that he confessed when questioned - of course there is no mention made of whether the boy was advised of his Miranda rights or whether he made an intelligent waiver of those rights. There is also no mention of whether his parents were notified the police were questioning him.
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A person commits an offense (murder) if he:(1) intentionally or knowlingly causes the death of an individual;(2) intends to cause serious bodily injury and commits an act clearly dangerous to human life that causes the death of an individual; or(3) commits or attempts to commit a felony, other than manslaughter, and in the course of and in furtherance of the commission or attempt, or in the immediate flight from the commission or attempt, he commits or attempts to commit an act clearly dangerous to human life that causes the death of an individual.
Additionally, a person commits capital murder if he murders someone under the age of six.
Now aside from the obvious questions of whether a 12 year-old can really grasp the concept of murder or develop the actual intent to kill someone, I want to know why the adults involved haven't been charged with any criminal act. The mothers knowingly left five children unattended while they went on about their business. The mothers knew exactly what they were doing and they knew it wasn't a very good idea.
Now, because of their decision, a 12 year-old boy is facing no future and the possibility of 40 years behind bars. Losing one child is tragic, losing two is inexcusable.