"Power without love is reckless and abusive, and love without power is sentimental and anemic. Power at its best is love implementing the demands of justice, and justice at its best is power correcting everything that stands against love." Martin Luther King, Jr., Where do we go from here?

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Note: I never unsubscribe anyone unless they request.

If you should ever stop receiving the Virtual Salon,

it's because of a glitch in the email address.

Please send me an alert and I'll resubscribe you. ellen

The Lloyd House Virtual Salon Newsletter
(See at the end of this email for introductory material)

SECTION ONE: TABLE NOTES

(What kind of gathering/sharing/learning together would you like to happen at the Lloyd House? Ideas wanted. e.)

Hi Everyone!

12/14/11 Feeling better finally! thanks for well-wishing.

How 'bout my new designer glasses?

And THIS is not the week Hanukkah starts... my bad. It is NEXT Tues Dec 20.

MLK Chorale is off to a fine start... if you are a quick study, you still can join up. Next rehearsal not until after the New Year, Tues. 3 Jan., 2012. "The Rock" cafe across Hamilton Ave. from the House of Joy church just North of Cedar. Parking behind cafe and behind church. 6:30-8:30. Come!

Loads of gift suggestions below under Activities. check it out.

Hugs to everyone!

Ellen

SECTION TWO: ACTIVITIES, OPPORTUNITIES

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17^th ANNUAL COMMUNITY CHANUKAH CELEBRATION

AT CINCINNATI ZOO FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

Garden of Peace

THURSDAY, DEC. 22

7:30 PM

3^rd Night of Chanukah

Come to the celebration and stay to enjoy the Zoo's Festival of Lights.

For more information or for tickets, email judi.koff@gmail.com

To order smoothies call (513) 281-5403
Green and Red Smoothies $10 per quart

Get 13 whole fruits and vegetables and live enzymes in each glass. The most nutritious foods on the planet Earth are the green leafy vegetables and the colorful fruits. Nourish your body, detoxify your body, lose weight naturally, increase energy, prevent diabetes, fight heart disease and certain cancers, boost immune system, and make skin and hair beautiful.

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RealGanics

Raw Chocolate is a Superfood!

Raw Chocolate Making Kit and Recipe (FREE 1 oz of vanilla powder included - $11 value)

Truly Raw Balinese Cacao Powder and Butter (1 lb. each)

Raw Agave (23 oz) or Coconut Palm Sugar (14 oz)

Himalayan Salt (1 lb.)

Raw Coconut Flakes (1 lb.)

Optional Toppings (see below)

Holiday Nuts and Berries - ($1.00 off per lb.)

Almonds (1 lb.) - Truly raw and sproutable

Cashews (1 lb.) - Truly raw and sproutable

Gogi Berries (1 lb.) - (Wildcrafted/Dehydrated)

Give the Gift of Health!

VitaMineral Green - ($5.00 off 500g jar)

Vital Nutrition Plus - ($3.00 off 14 oz bag)

Clean up Your Environment with Miracle II

($16.00 each, buy any two save $1.00 each, buy any three+ save $2.00 each)

Christmas Magic

Merlin's Herbal Elixer ($3.00 off)

Check out RealGanics Vegan Superfoods - pdf attached

Come visit my table Sunday, December 11th, at the Holiday Party!

Steve Heimlich - (513) 312-5146 - steve.realganics@gmail.com

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Sharifah's Vegan Cuisine

Sharifah Tafari, Owner/Chef/Caterer

sharifahsvegancuisine@gmail.com

(513)225-2355

I specialize in creating healthy and delicious vegan foods by using high quality, mostly organic ingredients. You can order a variety of main and side dishes, salads, condiments, baked goods and desserts.

Prices vary.

I also create beautiful "Healing Cup" gift baskets. Drinking tea is a healthy ritual. Starting with an attractive teacup stuffed with a variety of high quality herbal teabags, the gift baskets are filled with interesting and functional personal items. Prices range from $5 to $25.

Stop Animal Exploitation NOW! (SAEN) was founded in 1996 to force an end to the abuse of animals in laboratories. Our first major event was a news conference that revealed the suffering endured by dogs, rabbits, and primates in 9 laboratories across the United States. For more information about SAEN and Michael Budkie click on: http://www.all-creatures.org/saen/about.html. For books, t-shirts and water bottles, click on:http://www.allcreatures.org/saen/saen-store.html. To make a donation: http://www.all-creatures.org/saen/donation.html

Sunfood Sovereign Gourmet Super Foods We have recently upgraded our domain. We are offering a small venue of live vegan items. 1 entree 2 snack and 2 desserts. Also my latest product "Guerilla Rawfare" the book is available @ Amazon.com. ebook and paperback.
Items on website are available for holiday by pre ordering 2 days in advance. Sunfood Sovereign is also available for private and event catering. Contact Chef Khassa Selassie for orders at 513 500 7105. You can also place an order through email atsunfoodsovereign@gmail.com

Sweet Peace Bakery is an all vegan bakery wholesaling to local establishments and fulfilling private orders. If you don't want to bake this holiday season call or email Mary Beth King at513.520.9453 or marybeth@sweetpeacebakery.com.

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Tattoo Man's Vegan Delights

Karma Free Vegan & Raw Food Desserts
513-254-4535
Organic Vegan Cakes, Cup Cakes, Vegan Chocolate covered Strawberries
Gluten Free Options & Specialty Cakes available
Gilbert Rivera Vegan / Organic Raw Food Chef
TattooMansVeganDelights@aol.com

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Vegan Heaven Cart

parties and events, Vegan bbq $5
Future events will be listed on twitter @ veganheavencart facebook

with Brent Fox, 513-655-6766.

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World Family on Video specializes in producing videos that fall into the "Personal History" category. There is no greater way to show your love for parents or grandparents than to give them the gift of documenting their "life story" and "wisdoms" on a professionally produced DVD.
Saving what will inevitably be lost is our job, helping you insure it gets done is our mission.
We do all types of productions and covering special events as well.

Richard S. Brown (100% plant based powered) (513) 886-2062 www.WFOVideo.com

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World Peace Yoga

268 Ludlow Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45220, 513-300-9642, www.worldpeaceyoga.com Gift certificates available for yoga classes & reiki appointments. 30% off most of our retail through December. Books, DVD's CD's tee shirts, sweatshirts, yoga mats, lotion and more. Our hours vary, so please call. Anna Ferguson

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www.VeganEarthUS.org VeganEarth@fuse.net 513-929-2500

From food to felt, tricot to tarot, herbs to hoodies, the Bizarre Bazaaris a whirlwind of wonder and workmanship for one evening, all under the asymmetrical roof of Clifton's St. John's UU Church!

MUSE promises to help you find a quirkyor wonderful gift for that quirky or wonderful person on your holiday shopping list!

Monday, December 19th

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

at St John's UU Church

320 Resor Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45220

10% of everything you spend goes to support MUSE! The other 90 supports local artisans and organizations.

Bring your friends, co-workers and enjoy the lighthearted shopping atmosphere!

We look forward to seeing you out and about this month and at our upcoming performances! Check our website for all the the latest information on MUSE!www.musechoir.org

MUSE, Cincinnati's Women's Choir

(2) Gift Certificates with gifted energy healer Jackie Millay:

Dear Friends,

If you're interested in purchasing the $60.00 gift certificate for $30.00, you would send me a check. I will mail you the signed gift certificate. Please remember the January 15, 2012 expiration date for scheduling an appointment.

Another option is purchasing a '4-pack'. This includes 1 complimentary session with 3 more sessions at the rate of only $45.00/60-minute session. This offer is good until January 30, 2012, though the sessions made be scheduled at your convenience.

Please call/email with any questions. H 513-541-4900/C 513-405-1514;

5743 Nahant Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45224.

Blessings to you for a beautiful and joyous season.

Warmly,
Jackie

(3)
Diane Sawyer (ABC, World News) is challenging Americans to purchase at least one "Made In America" gift this Christmas (seehttp://abcnews.go.com/WN/mailform?id=14998335). Her research reveals that the average family spends $704 for gifts each Christmas. She says, if every family spends just $64 on a "Made in America" gift, 200,000 jobs will be created. If all our the gifts we share were made in America, it would create 4.6 million jobs. She asks, will you accept her challenge?

You can go to her web site-- http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/business/2011/11/made-in-america-gift-ideas/ -- for ideas for Made In America gifts, as these products can be hard to find but typically cost no more than ones made in China.

In my opinion, Diane Sawyer is doing more to help create jobs than anyone in Congress, and she is doing so by challenging us in exactly this way. Will you join me in meeting her challenge? You might think of it as a Christmas gift for America, and a Christmas gift for fellow Americans who desperately need our help.

Thank you and Merry Christmas!
Dee Graham

(2) Alexander Technique Intro Group Class:
Claire Rechnitzer's Alexander Technique Group-Class at UC's Communiversity is enrolling now for the winter session. Offered as an introduction to the principals and practice of the technique, the small group setting allows participants the opportunity to learn from observation as well as getting some individual hands-on experience. Informal, conversational atmosphere where all your questions are welcome.
Claire has been teaching this class for a couple of years now, and has been fortunate to always get an enthusiastic group of the nicest people she could wish for!
This six-week class meets on Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:00pm, starting on February 7th at the Victory Parkway campus. $129, free parking, and limited to eight participants - so enroll now. How about enrolling someone you care for as an uplifting holiday gift?
Information about the technique and the instructor at www.greatalexander.net
Information about enrollment and the venue at www.uc.edu/ce/commu

www.CliftonCulturalArts.org

cool stuff this weekend! e.

LLOYD HOUSE 2 VACANCIES !

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/roo/2702662982.html

We have 2vacancies. Can't wait to meet the next denizens of the Lloyd House. Tell your friends. One lovely room, 3 windows, private bath, double bed loft if you like. Gas fireplace. Shared kitchen (with 3 other people) on third floor, off street parking, wonderful environment, in Clifton gaslight, just 2 mi. North of UC, 1/2 mile from expressway I-75. High speed internet. $485, head, electricity included. Laundry facilities provided free. One adult only, no smoking, no pets, no kids. Must be over 24 years old.

Other space is the 3rd floor 2 room suite: http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/roo/2702662982.html

Oh and get this, we are now listed on www.AirBnB.com for temporary lodging in the lovely 3rd floor suite. Have had our first guest, and it was good.

And we have had advance notice from Kristen that she will be moving her Pilates studio to her home in February, so that means that the 2 room suite on the third floor will also be available then.

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(3) Hi, here is a sample of Lloyd & Stout, which is comprised of Amy Lloyd and Damian Stout. If you know of anyone who is looking to hire music for upcoming holiday parties, weddings, receptions, events of all types - including churches, etc - please let them know about us. We are doing jazz standards and inspirational music - right now we are focusing on Christmas and New Years.

Please contact Amy at 513-203-2919

Thanks so much,

Amy

(Amy is a gifted musician. Bet you could get a good deal and be well pleased. Ellen)

Claire RECHNITZER wrote:

Hi Everyone,
Some of you are regular or occasional attendees of the free weekly Alexander Technique practice sessions at the Lloyd House - Sundays from 3:45 to 4:30pm. If you haven't participated yet, please join the fun! (http://home.fuse.net/ellenbierhorst/)
Claire and Ellen
Claire, Alan, Fanchon, Gene, Anita, Dolly
A.T. Sunday Practice 11/20/11 watching the movie DVD "Move Well Avoid Injury" ~

FREE Alexander Technique Practice session every Sunday 3:45 - 4:30 at the Lloyd House. Open to all (students, teachers, the general public)

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Ellen Bierhorst Ph.D. ~ Alexander Technique ~ http://www.lloydhouse.com ~ 513 221 1289 ~ Cincinnati

    Fantastic introductory fee deal : First lesson free; second through 4th lessons only $10. After that, only $50/lesson if you buy a package of 4 at a time, prepaid. *   The real fee is $78 per lesson. I am interested in "turning on" as many people as possible to this wonderful learning. Good for pain, for performance improvement in the arts, athletics, ... And finally, good for personal development. It has definite geriatric benefit as well.

    You can read about my own experiences and find links to other sites here:
http://www.lloydhouse.com

    Call and make an appointment or to discuss it with me. 513 221 1289.
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* However, it is my commitment to adjust fees for anyone truly wanting lessons who cannot afford even this modest fee. Try it and see. Ellen

GET THIS!: fabulous animation showing you how to sit in front of the computer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCSNajqC8rg

And here is another fabulous short video on posture for health and power:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRw6lpkBjSc

Oh and P.S.: I've started posting videos on YouTube on a variety of subjects. You can search by my name. Fun.

Ellen Bierhorst

OHIO CITIZEN ACTION: FIGHT THE GERRYMANDERING FROM COLUMBUS

Dear Ellen --

Just when you think that you can't be surprised anymore by what goes on in Ohio politics, records reveal just how much of a game the recent redistricting process was.

Yesterday morning we released a comprehensive transparency report, uncovering much of what took place in the political backrooms. We prepared the report after reviewing thousands of pages of records obtained through public record searches.

Secret office:  A downtown hotel room was rented for three months to serve as a secret redistricting office (cost to taxpayers: $9600). Secret weekly meetings were held. A national Republican consultant helped state officials craft a plan designed to keep potential maps secret.

Secret payments:  Two Republican staffers who worked on the maps for three months were secretly paid $210,000 in taxpayer funds.

Boehner pulling the strings:  Senate President Niehaus committed to ending up with a congressional map which Speaker John Boehner fully supported.

Republican indexes:  Districts were evaluated using multiple political indexes to ensure that the final districts would allow for a 12 - 4 Republican congressional delegation and majority control of the house and senate, even in a Democratic year.

Records withheld:  Many records continue to be withheld, including records regarding the ongoing secret negotiations about the congressional districts.

Our Money in Politics project is one more way Ohio Citizen Action works to hold politicians accountable to people. Please help support our work with a contribution of any size.

Happy Holidays,

Catherine Turcer, Legislative Director

from PARK AND VINE

parkandvine.com
Greetings, friends

Following is a list of upcoming events involving Park + Vine,
including the buy local-themed Shift Your Shopping Bike Rides and Park
+ Shine: A Mini Craft Show. If you have any questions, let us know

Thanks!

B.Y.O.B. = Bring Your Own Bag: through Dec. 31
Bring your own bag to Park + Vine and take 10 percent off purchases of
$20 or more starting with "Small Business Saturday" Nov. 26 through
Dec. 31. Come back as often as you like. If you forget your bag, buy
one from our stash and take 10 percent off your purchase, including
the bag itself! Applies to all merchandise except Beco, bumGenius
cloth diapers and ERGO Baby Carrier.

Shift Your Shopping Bike Ride: Dec. ... 17, 24
Shift your shopping habits to local stores--and how you get there--with
a leisurely Saturday morning bike ride Saturday, Dec. 3, 10, 17 and
24. This six-mile (or so) ride starts and ends at Reser Bicycle
Outfitters, 648 Monmouth Street, in Newport with stops at Park + Vine
and Findlay Market in Over-the-Rhine. Space is limited to 20 people.
Helmet and desire to ride and support our local economy are required.
For more information, e-mail info@parkandvine.com

Park + Shine: A Mini Craft Show
Just in time for the holidays, Park + Vine is hosting Park + Shine: A
Mini Craft Show 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 17. The show features jewelry,
cards and mixed media artwork from these local artisans: Abby Kennedy,
Amanda Hogan Carlisle, Emily Lyn Design, Nutmeg Handmade, Riff Raff
Initiative, Sweet Peace Bakery, Dr. Don Heinrich Tolzmann

Second annual Vegan Chili Cookoff: Jan. 29
Imagine tofu, tempeh, seitan and textured vegetable protein starring
in a chili at your Super Bowl XLVI gathering. Gather ideas, sample
chili, show off your prowess (with at least one-gallon of chili) and
win prizes at second annual Vegan Chili Cook-off 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday,
Jan. 29 at Park + Vine. Up to 20 chilis are featured. Everyone who
attends gets a ballot and votes in three categories. It's $10 to enter
and $15 for tastes. Kids under 10 are free. Drinks, including coffee
and craft beer, are separate. Fire up your crocks! Online registration
opens Jan. 2, 2012.

--
Danny Korman
Park + Vine
1202 Main Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
513-721-7275
parkandvine.com

Dear DANCE ACTIONs Creators,

The first planning meeting for our DANCE ACTIONs collective is Sunday, December 18 at 1 PM at my home studio - 4019 Red Bud Avenue, Cincinati, OH 45229. Please bring your ideas for change-inspiring dance actions, dramatizations, and any music ideas you might have, as well. Amongst us there will be people who don't consider themselves "dancers" but have passionate ideas for the movement. There will be choreographers in the group that will take ideas and help mold them into moving art. There will be musicians, cooks, gardeners, bank clerks, psychiatrists, waiters, teachers, moms, and dads. Everyone involved is the 99% and through this creative path we can shine light on the deeper desires we all share.

We need someone to videotape the meeting so that we have more than a written record and can see the gestures and movements of the creative ideas. (Try sharing a wonderful idea and notice the dance of your gestures!) Please let us know if you or someone you know can do this.

Does anyone have an easel pad and easel they can bring? Please let us know.

Fanchon Shur

Director, Growth in Motion,Inc

www.growthinmotion.org

4019 Red Bud Ave.

Cincinnati, Oh. 45229

513-221-3222

fanchon@growthinmotion.org

Protect the Ohio River from Mercury Dumping!

Each year, the Ohio River is polluted with a higher volume of industrial waste products (including mercury and other toxics) than any other river in the United States. Now more than 800 miles of the river are considered contaminated by mercury, and mercury levels in fish tissue continue to rise.

In the face of these frightening realities, the Ohio River Water Sanitation Commission (ORSANCO) had made plans to prohibit discharges of bio-accumulative toxics such as mercury into the river in 2013 -- but already industrial polluters like PPG Industries in West Virginia are asking for exceptions so they can continue to pollute.

Tell the Ohio River Water Sanitation Commissioners to deny the request from PPG Industries to continue discharging unsafe levels of mercury into the river.

Click on this link to take action:

https://secure2.convio.net/sierra/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&page=UserAction&id=7541&autologin=true&s_src=211MWAAN01&JServSessionIdr004=5rgwo2v3t1.app223a

NEW YEARS JAZZ JAM

UNITY JAM 6 (A New Year Celebration)

Time: 9pm-2am

Where: Blue Wisp Jazz Club

When: Saturday, December 31, 2011

Doors will open to the public at 7pm.

There are six great local bands in the lineup:

TASTE OF CINDYhttp://www.reverbnation.com/tasteofcyndiMAYAN RUINShttp://www.reverbnation.com/mayanruinsBLACK STRAVINSKYhttp://soundcloud.com/brent_olds_music/black-stravinsky-shimmeringBEN LAPPShttp://www.reverbnation.com/benlappsBAOKU & THE IMAGE AFRO-BEAT BANDhttp://www.reverbnation.com/baokutheimageafrobeatbandCHUCK LAND BANDhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjC9atxqBtk&feature=relatedVenue address:Blue Wisp Jazz Club318 E. 8th StreetBetween Broadway & Sycamore

in downtown Cincinnati, OH

Tickets to the event will be sold for $15 in advance and $20 at the door.

For ticket information, call 513-266-2070 or email baoku@baokutcr.com

Additional information about the event can be found at:

www.baokutcr.comwww.thebluewisp.comwww.myspace.com/baokuwww.facebook.com/baoku

www.myspace.com/theimageafrobeatband

Let's come together to JAM and bring in the New Year in UNITY!

Cincy Unity Jam was started in December of 2009 to bring people together

to celebrate peace in unity through music and art.

Positive Image Arts is a multi-cultural performing arts company that was

established to promote cultural diversity and contribute to building a

peaceful and respectful world in which to live.

Positive Image Arts is teaming up with Blue Wisp Jazz Club to bring UNITY

JAM 6 to the people of Greater Cincinnati on the 31st of December, 2011.

It is a night you don't want to miss as we bring in the New Year!

ELDERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT supporting the Occupy Wall Street movement
in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=IEyyRYUXZ-8&feature=share

Friday Jan. 6, 7 - 9 pm

First UU Church, Reading and Linton (S. of MLK)

Woman's City Club and First UU Church and the OEQ present

Discussio with Nancy Sullivan of Enright Ridge Ecovillage. "Building Transition Towns and Intentional Communities"

Imago Newsletter here: http://hosted.verticalresponse.com/654144/6d04180bd4/289504663/9abb4a5bb9/

Power Inspires Progress

This is the non-profit that trains 'unemployable' folk from Over the Rhine in job skills at Venice on Vine Pizza restaurant. Check out their newsletter: http://visitor.benchmarkemail.com/c/v?e=10C4C0&c=16AB0&l=3CCD7D7&email=IQVZG4mE2icaBtsNh8JRrua9xMt%2B6%2F41g5NNq7dIHaE%3D&relid=C6EC164

ARTICLES AND LETTERS

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- Roxanne Qualls's newsletter, v. interesting: here https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:14275.10990682148/rid:3157ae5ab0e67bcba54b341e6e6a9e57

- Occupy movement supports Disallow Corporate Personhood Constitutional Amendment.

- Todd Portune newsletter here: http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=9u4wlicab&v=001cQDW1aEI0uXerXsMLNjNhK4PalaZlGWCa49J8ArJjjR2GLvdq2a2QYIWESv4V-ByuNrUxvyA4kaDNglT5R1_rSCZ7FNDgkMf6Au3ocIhXgmC83-h4rAVXix4TMnU6XzLl8_qIoXXJ6rc2CmlNiq1Jw%3D%3D

I am so behind this one! Would love to see Cinti city council join
the other cities in calling for this amendment! This is the year it
might just pass. Ellen See website: http://movetoamend.org/amendment

On Dec 5, 11:29 am, "Randall Ball" <rand...@pfcincy.com> wrote:

Let's get it done! HERE!

I have forwarded this to the Mayor and the Council members that I have email

addresses for. Please forward it to others (Vlasta).

THIS IS OUR CINCINNATI CITY COUNCIL (at least 4/9ths of it)!

We created the 4 empty seats by unseating the four Republican jackals.

Don't let them forget this! We can empty theirs! Time to begin to

"capitalize" on our work.

Randall T. Ball

Earth Occupier

Subject: Re: [OCC] corporate personhood constitutional amendment

Up Twinkles!

On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 1:41 PM, John Bealle <jbea...@spsp.net> wrote:

Here is Move To Amend info for central Ohio:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Move-to-Amend-Central-Ohio/18289632172...

Michael Greenman

mgreen...@wowway.com

614-898-5825

- John

On 12/4/2011 1:36 PM, Mark Dandurand wrote:

I know that the Los Angeles City Council is urging the state of California

to get behind the same measure. I feel that this amendment should be at the

forefront of activity in the coming year.

Here's some information on the LA story, and other communities showing

support for the amendment:

"Next week the Los Angeles City Council will vote on a resolution that calls

on Congress to amend the Constitution to clearly establish that only living

persons -- not corporations -- are endowed with constitutional rights and

that money is not the same as free speech. If this resolution is passed, Los

Angeles will be the first major city in the U.S. to call for an end to all

corporate constitutional rights.

The campaign in Los Angeles is the latest grassroots effort by Move to Amend

<http://movetoamend.org/> , a national coalition working to abolish

corporate personhood. "Local resolution campaigns are an opportunity for

citizens to speak up and let it be known that we won't accept the corporate

takeover of our government lying down," said Kaitlin Sopoci-Belknap, a

national spokesperson for Move to Amend. "We urge communities across the

country to join the Move to Amend campaign and raise your voices."

Earlier this year voters in Madison and Dane County, Wisconsin

overwhelmingly approved ballot measures

<http://movetoamend.org/news/madison-and-dane-county-wi-voters-support...

itutional-amendment> calling for an end to corporate personhood and the

legal status of money as speech by 84% and 78% respectively. In November

voters in Boulder, Colorado and Missoula, Montana both passed similar

initiatives with 75% support."

On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 1:18 PM, Kimberly Marcum <kimberly.mar...@gmail.com>

wrote:

Yes.

On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 9:57 AM, John Bealle <jbea...@spsp.net> wrote:

Is this something we'd like to get behind? Getting this on the ballot

in Ohio?

http://www.truth-out.org/vermonts-push-end-corporate-personhood/13229...

- John Bealle

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LETTERS

write me your ideas, responses. I'll publish it here. ellen

From Justin Jeffre, solid Cincinnati activist

On Thu 8 Dec 2011, at 5:23 PM, Justin Jeffre wrote:

Hi Ellen,

I was curious about what your take is on the occupy movement in general is and more specifically about Occupy Cincy. I hope I'm not the one that isn't solid and level headed. :)

Best,

JJ
From Ellen in response:
HI Justin,
Didn't know you were involved. Good for you! I'm for it. Invited the group to camp in my front yard. However, was told they wanted public land instead.
Thanks, Justin.
ellen

From Gene Bierhorst in NYC:

I wonder why among the numerous Republican presidential candidates, the more or less ordinary people like Santorum or Huntsman do so poorly compared to the quasi lunies. Is the nuttiness a sort of virtue?

("If English was good enough for Jesus Christ, it's good enough for us"--Bachman;
"close down 3 federal agencies, I can only remember 2 of them right now"--Perry; "Libya..?...Well...hmm...I don't know...about...that place"; Cain).

I read something in the Times the other day that said the Republicans just want someone to represent/express their hatreds.* That might fit with an idea I've had: on the economic ladder, people want to be sure their heels are digging deeply and securely into the uplifted eye sockets of the people on the lower rungs--and seem to be not so attentive to the spikey heels plunged into their own eyes by the rich on top of them. The just don't get it that in a Democracy, they can take the money away from the super rich and get it for themselves. And, in scary times, the preceding inexplicable mirage seems to be stronger.
So, how did FDR manage to reverse that tide?

*found it, dec. 8 oped by David Brooks--2/3rds of the way down into the piece: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/09/opinion/brooks-the-gingrich-tragedy.html?scp=1&sq=hatreds&st=cse

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Organic Food Treasures:

Triple L Acres Organic Farm & Deliveries: In Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), members of the community support a local farmer, paying an annual fee for a share of the farmer's produce, which is delivered weekly thru the growing season. Triple L Acres is a local CSA in Clermont County that grows quality organically farmed produce & makes delivers to members' homes (Downtown, East & North Cincinnati) & local community drop off points (businesses, gyms, studios, etc). There are opportunities for 150+ full-share members (shareholders) for the entire season. The annual cost is $325 payable via PayPal at their website, with the option to make 5 monthly payments of $70 automatically billed via PayPal. Customers should expect 15-20 deliveries thru the season (May-September). More info from the Chief Farming Officer, Dan Lillback, at 513.295.6451, Dan at TripleLAcres.com & TripleLAcres.com.

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Calendar of Treasures:

Art Gore Quartet [Thursday 15 December @ 8pm]: Art Gore is the region's Dean of Drummers, professor at CCM, & drum instructor for SCPA. Joining Art will be Brent Gallaher on sax, Jim Connerly on piano & Aaron Jacobs on bass. Tickets are $10; Jazz Club Members are free; CCM & SCPA students are $5. At the Blue Wisp, 318 East 8th Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info at 513.241.9477, waltb31 at gmail.com & facebook.com/pages/Doc-B-Productions/182941126808?ref=ts&.

Malcolm Dalglish at St. John's Music Series [Friday 16 December @ 7:30pm]: Hammer dulcimer player & composer Malcolm Dalglish performs uplifting solstice music in The Wild Wild Word Show, a marvelous blend of mime, rhyme, rhythm & song. Malcolm's solo show combines story ballads & fast-paced antics with the sounds of hammer dulcimer & virtuoso spoon & bones playing. Tickets for the St. John's Music Series are $15 for 1 adult/1 child, $10 for seniors & students, $5 for additional kids under 13. At St. John's Unitarian Universalist Church, 320 Resor Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45220. More info & tix at 513.961.1938 & stjohnsuu.org/index.php/docs/music-series/.

Annual Holiday Bazaar [Friday 16 December @ 7pm]: All Local. All Crafty. Come explore the craft-making world of Cincinnati. The Essencha Tea House has chosen some of their favorite vendors to offer their crafts in time for the holidays. Essencha Tea House will offer snacks, beverages & a fun atmosphere to buy gifts for friends & family. Teas will be for sale with special holiday packaging. At Essencha Tea House, 3212a Madison Road, Cincinnati, OH 45209. RSVP required. More info & reservations at 513.533.4832, tea at essencha.com.

2nd Annual Manifest Exhibit of Works by Professors & Current or Former Students - opening [Friday 16 December @ 6-9pm]: The relationship between art students & their professors can be powerful. All of us who have been students carry forward our professors' legacy in one form or another. And professors know the potency of studenthood. Refreshments served. Exhibit runs thru Friday 13 January. At Manifest Creative Research Gallery & Drawing Center, 2727 Woodburn Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45206. More info at 513.861.3638, jason at manifestgallery.org & manifestgallery.org.

Stories in the Stars - Constellation Mythology [Friday-Saturday 16-17 December @ 7pm]: Learn about your favorite heavenly myths from local expert Dean Regas as he shares the best legends from Greek & Native American lore plus many more. Learn about Orion & his loves, the dramatic rescue of Andromeda, the decapitation of Medusa, & how the Bears got their long tails. These stories have captivated audiences for millennia. Now you can hear these humorous, gross & sometimes dirty stories told in a modern way. A guided star gaze & viewing thru the 1843 telescope follows (weather permitting). Fri 16 Dec is family friendly night; perfect for all ages. Sat 17 Dec is Adults Only with some uncensored bits. $10/adults; $5/kids. Space is limited; reservations required. At Cincinnati Observatory Center, 3489 Observatory Place, Cincinnati, OH 45208. More info & reservations at 513.321.5186, dean at cincinnatiobservatory.org & cincinnatiobservatory.org.

Park + Shine: A Mini Craft Show [Saturday 17 December @ 10am-3pm]: Just in time for the holidays, this show features jewelry, cards & mixed media artwork from local artisans Abby Kennedy, Amanda Hogan Carlisle, Emily Lyn Design, Nutmeg Handmade, Riff Raff Initiative, Sweet Peace Bakery & Dr. Don Heinrich Tolzmann. At Park + Vine, 1202 Main Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info & online registration at 513.721.7275 &parkandvine.com.

Laurel & Hardy Present - Glad Tidings From The Boys [Saturday 17 December @ 6:45-10pm]: This holiday film evening will feature seasonal themes including "The Merry Old Soul" (1933): an animated cartoon with the usual Laurel & Hardy pie-fight; "Good Cheer" (1926): a rarely seen Our Gang silent holiday short with live piano accompaniment; "How To Eat" (1939): a Robert Benchley short for the holiday feasts; "The Christmas Party" (1931): Jackie Cooper invites his friends for holiday dining; "Pick A Star" (1937): with the amusing Laurel & Hardy 'Harmonica segment'; "Babes in Toyland" (1934): Laurel & Hardy star in the 'colorized' version of this holiday favorite; plus film surprises, terrific company, & the fabulous raffle. Feel free to bring snacks, beverages, or appetizers, plus your funny bone to share with the group. Presented by The Chimp Tent, the Tri-State's local chapter of The Sons of the Desert (The Laurel & Hardy Appreciation Society). $5 for adults; free for The Chimp Tent members & kids under 13 years. Free gift for attending current members. At E.T. Carson Masonic Lodge, 218 Ludlow Avenue, Clifton, Cincinnati, OH 45220. More info at 513.559.0112, chimptent at live.com & thechimptent.com.

The Santaland Diaries & trueCHRISTMAS [Thursdays-Saturdays thru 17 December @ 7:30pm]: New Edgecliff Theatre has invited True Theatre to be a part of their annual holiday offering. Josh Steele returns in an adaptation of David Sedaris' "The Santaland Diaries" & True Theatre offers 3 new storytellers each weekend, with accounts of their most memorable Christmases ever (for reasons good & bad). Tickets are $15-$23. At Columbia Performance Center ("the pink church"), 3900 Eastern Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45226. More info & tix at 888.588.0137 & newedgecliff.com.

Downtown Dazzle Days [Saturdays-Sundays 17-18 December @ 1-4pm]: Holiday activities, crafts & special performances at 2pm. Sponsored by Cincinnati Family Magazine, Cincinnati Recreation Commission, Kroger & Downtown Cincinnati, Inc. Free. In the Reading Garden Lounge, Main Library, 800 Vine Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info at 513.369.6900 & CincinnatiLibrary.org.

Dance Actions Invitation [Sunday 18 December @ 1-4pm]: Dancer, choreographer, movement therapist & activist Fanchon Shur is organizing a collective ensemble of choreographers, dancers, artists & humanity hungry for change. Purposes: to create dance that expresses truth to power & offers hope; to aid in creating awareness for the Occupy Cincinnati movement; to create an all-purpose attention-getting dance number that is beautiful, energetic & powerful for demonstrations & marches & to respond to speakers misrepresenting the truth; to create a story dance with 1 person telling their story as a "people's mic," others repeating the story, & dancers interpreting the story rehearsed, mirrored & spontaneous. Dance truth with great music. This first meeting will be the brain-&-body-storming session. At Growth in Motion studio, 4019 Red Bud Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45229. More info at fanchonshur at growthinmotion.org & growthinmotion.org.

Lunafest Shorts & Quirk of Fate [Sunday 18 December @ 4 & 7pm]: Compared to past years, the 9 winning Lunafest short films present important themes - self-acceptance, love, romance, family, aging & relationships - in a lighter, more humorous manner. Films offer slices-of-life from Australia, The Netherlands, Iran, Africa, Asia, the US & the Pacific Islands. Program includes Quirk of Fate, a 45 min German film to immediately followLunafest. Set at Christmas time in a village near Cologne, Germany, this emotional story centers on a young couple's adversity, efforts & sacrifices to save their ailing daughter. Beautiful cinematography & score, & great cast, the film is an homage to iconic Christmas classics including It's a Wonderful Life & Gift of the Magi. Portion of proceeds from this event go to the Breast Cancer Fund & Eva G. Farris Education Center in Covington, KY. Tickets: $10 (advance); $12 (door); students & Enjoy the Arts members $10 (door). Presented by Cincinnati World Cinema. At Carnegie Arts Center, 1028 Scott Boulevard, Covington, KY 41011. More info & tix @ 859.957.3456, worldcinema at fuse.net &cincyworldcinema.org.

William Menefield Trio [Sunday 18 December @ 7:30pm]: William Menefield is one of the country's leading young pianists. William displays an intuitive sensitivity that belies his years. Tickets are $10; Jazz Club Members are free; CCM & SCPA students are $5. At the Blue Wisp, 318 East 8th Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info at 513.241.9477, waltb31 at gmail.com & facebook.com/pages/Doc-B-Productions/182941126808?ref=ts&.

Hallelujah Handel Series on WGUC [Sundays 18, 25 December @ 9-10pm]: Cincinnati Opera & 90.9 WGUC will present an encore presentation of "Hallelujah Handel," a 4-part radio series hosted by Evans Mirageas, Artistic Director of Cincinnati Opera. The series, broadcast over 4 Sunday evenings in December, will explore the life & work of composer George Frideric Handel. Each program highlights a different facet of Handel's musical development: his apprentice years in Rome; his artistic life in London with legendary singers; his artistic & personal friendships with the royal family; the music he created. The remaining parts include:
Part III: Handel & Royalty [Sun 18 Dec @ 9pm]
Part IV: The Messiah Phenomenon [Sun 25 Dec @ 9pm]
Listen to the series on 90.9 WGUC (90.9 FM or at wguc.org). More info atcincinnatiopera.org & wguc.org.

MUSE Cincinnati's Women's Choir - 2nd Annual Bizarre Bazaar [ Monday 19 December @ 5-6:30pm]: From food to felt, tricot to tarot, herbs to hoodies, the Bizarre Bazaar is a whirlwind of wonder & workmanship. MUSE promises to help you find a quirky &/or wonderful gift for that quirky &/or wonderful person on your holiday shopping list. 10% of all proceeds goes to support MUSE; the remaining 90% supports local artisans & orgs. At St John's UU Church, 320 Resor Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45220. More info at 513.221.1118 & muse at musechoir.org.

Feldenkrais® Awareness Thru Movement Classes [Mondays thru 19 December @ 6pm & 7:30pm]: Enjoy ease & efficiency, improve coordination, manage stress & experience vital, dynamic posture. For the very active to the barely active. Ask if a class is right for you. At the Feldenkrais Within Studio, 4124 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45223. More info & fees at 513.541.5720, support at futurelifenow.com &futurelifenow.com.

Kennedy Heights Art Center Winter Break Art Camps [December 20, 21, 27, 28, 29 @ 9:30am-2:30pm]: Single day camps with different themes each day for youth ages 5-14. Tuition is $25 each day. Child-care provided from 2:30-5pm for $5 more. At Kennedy Heights Art Center, 6546 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45213. More info at 513.631.4278, info at kennedyarts.org & kennedyarts.org.
<> Season's Printings [Tue 20 Dec]: Make silk screen prints & hand-made stamps from snowflake cutouts. Create greeting cards, stationary & thank you notes with several print methods. Instructor: Karen Overmyer. Ages 9-14.
<> Amazing Mosaics [Wed 21 Dec]: Create a big design by starting small. Learn the art of mosaic & create a 1-of-a-kind picture frame to hold a photo or your artwork; perfect for a gift. Snip, glue & create an amazing handmade treasure to keep. Instructor: Robin Hartman. Ages 5-12.
<> How to Make Your Own Dragon [Tue 27 Dec]: Are you a How to Train Your Dragon fan? Young Vikings will create 3-D papier-mâché dragons as wild & wacky as their imagination. Night Fury will have nothing on your dragon. Instructor: Kelly Langdon. Ages 5-12.
<> Elf Tales From Around the World [Wed 28 Dec]: Take the stage to explore holiday tales from cultures around the world & learn acting techniques to perform the stories in skits. Instructor: Bet Stewart, Intuition Theatre. Ages 5-12.
<> Making Creative Calendars for 2012 [Thu 29 Dec]: Create a personalized 12 month calendar for the 2012 year. Learn to design each month with a special theme plus create cool images for birthdays, holidays, moon phases & other special events. Instructor: Kim Watling. Ages 9-14.

Krohn Hanukkah program with Menorah lighting [Wednesday 21 December @ 5:30-7:30pm]: The Krohn Hanukkah program features Menorah lighting, Dreidel games & crafts, Hanukkah cookies & sweet treats, Hanukkah songs led by the Rockwern Academy Student Choir, & surprises. The Krohn Conservatory Holiday Show presents a new exhibit, "Trains, Trestles & Traditions," a celebration of the magic of the holiday season with a whimsical custom-constructed train display that loops thru the Krohn. Large & small trains loop thru mountains, waterfalls, famous Cincinnati bridges, colorful seasonal landscapes & iconic Cincinnati buildings. Admission is $6 (adults), $5 (seniors), $4 (kids 5 & older). Unlimited admission pin is $10. Info & $1 coupons at CincinnatiParks.com/Krohn-Conservatory. At Krohn Conservatory, 1501 Eden Park Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info at 513.421.5707.

Annual Holiday Food Drive [thru Wednesday 21 December]: Help feed Cincinnati, and help get yourself healthier. Bring in one large, full, paper grocery bag of non-perishables & receive a chiropractic consultation, exam & report of findings free, plus 3 free chiropractic sessions (visits as part of recommended care plan; x-rays, if needed, not included). At Gateways to Healing, Chiropractic & Nutrition, 1206 Main Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info at 513.321.3317 & gatewaystohealing.com.

Santaland at Holiday in Lights [thru Friday 23 December @ 6-9pm (Sun-Thu) & 6-10pm (Fri-Sat)]: Families will feel the magic as they step into Santaland, surrounded by holiday cheer. Kids will meet a talking Christmas tree, give a "ba-hum-bug" to Scrooge, visit the Holiday Train Depot, see the new Holiday Elf Show (Mon-Thu only) & take a photo on Santa's lap. Dickens Carolers will fill the air with holiday music (Fri-Sun only). Kids 2-12 can play on the Sharon Centre's indoor Adventure Station. Nature's Niche Gifts & Books will be open with holiday gifts. Sweet treats & warm drinks. Free admission. Hamilton County Park District Motor Vehicle Permit ($10 annual; $3 daily) needed for entry. At Sharon Centre, 11450 Lebanon Road, Sharonville, Cincinnati, OH 45241. More info at 513.521.7275 & GreatParks.org.

White Christmas [thru Friday 23 December]: Based on the beloved, timeless film, this heartwarming musical adaptation features 17 Irving Berlin songs & a book by David Ives & Paul Blake. A couple veterans enjoy a successful song-&-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the 2 follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge. The dazzling score features well known standards including Blue Skies, Happy, Snow & White Christmas. Tickets: $23 (adults), $20 (seniors & students). At the Covedale Center For the Performing Arts, 4990 Glenway Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45238. More info & tix at 513.241.6550 & cincinnatilandmarkproductions.com.

Abraham Lincoln's Big Gay Dance Party [Thursdays-Saturdays thru 24 December @ 8pm]: Ms. Harmony Green's 4th grade class presents a new take on their traditional Christmas pageant in a rural Illinois town. The production sets off a firestorm of controversy when it calls into question Honest Abe's sexual orientation - based on historical facts. This thought-provoking, laugh-out-loud funny, & uniquely American story unfolds, offering surprises at every turn. Tickets are $15-18. At Know Theatre of Cincinnati, 1120 Jackson Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info & tix at 513.300.5669 & knowtheatre.com.

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Ongoing Treasures:

A Winter Art Show [thru Saturday 31 December]: An art exhibit featuring original & print works by local & regional artists with seasonal & holiday themes. Free. Sponsored by Row House Gallery & Custom Framing in Milford, OH. At River Hills Christian Church, 6300 Price Road, Loveland, OH. More info at 513.831.7230 & rowhouse.com.

Holiday in Lights [thru Saturday 31 December @ 6-9pm (Sun-Thu) & 6-10pm (Fri-Sat)]: The magic & wonder of the season brought together thru thousands of twinkling lights & holiday cheer. Enjoy a mile of festive light displays that wind thru wooded hills, all from the warmth of your car. Tune to Warm 98 radio FM for holiday music. $12 per car; $45 for buses or vans with more than 15 passengers. Park Vehicle Permit is NOT required. At Sharon Woods, 11450 Lebanon Road (Route 42), Sharonville, OH. More info including $2 discount at 513.769.0393 & holidayinlights.com & GreatParks.org.

Light Source: Guild Members & Friends Holiday Show [thru Saturday 31 December]:Kennedy Guild members & other invited artists present illuminating artwork inspired by light & more in the upcoming holiday show. The exhibition includes new work by juried painters & photographers, plus jewelry, ceramics, sculpture, fiber, wood & glass works. The gift shop includes more handmade treasures perfect for gifts. At Kennedy Heights Arts Center, 6546 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45213. More info at 513.631.4278 &kennedyarts.org.

Charles Dickens-A Christmas Carol & Other Classics on View at the Main Library [thru Monday 2 January]: An exhibit featuring the Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County's collection of Charles Dickens' 1st & early editions. Free. In the Joseph S. Stern, Jr. Cincinnati Room, Main Library, 800 Vine Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info at 513.369.6900 & CincinnatiLibrary.org.

A Cincinnati Christmas Carol: Behind the Scenes of Cincinnati's Favorite Holiday Theatre Tradition [thru Sunday 8 January]: Take a behind-the-scenes peek at Scrooge, Tiny Tim & the rest of your favorite characters. Presented in partnership with Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, the exhibit includes costumes, props, set designs, photos & much more. Free. In the Atrium, Main Library, 800 Vine Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info at 513.369.6900 & CincinnatiLibrary.org.

Marta Hewett Gallery - "Devotion to Detail" [thru Saturday 14 January]: A combined show featuring multi-media works by 3 newly represented artists - Lyndsey Fryman, Raymond Papka & Eric Standley. Working in paper, ceramics & encaustic with found objects, each artist displays a commitment to deliberate decision making within the creation of their works. Although the 3 artists use different materials, they share a fondness for lush surface & rich detail. Free. At 1310 Pendleton Art Center-Annex, Cincinnati, OH 45202. More info at 513.271.2780, marta at martahewett.com & martahewett.com.

Numbered Nine [thru Monday 30 January]: A show of 9 local artists: Donna Bross- pastels & acrylics; Marianne Burke - contemporary art; Paula Cole - stained glass; Sue Friedmann - oil paintings; Rick Hoffman - pottery; Meg Jung - calligraphic art; Catherine Logsdon - acrylic paintings; Deby Raymond - mixed media; Donald Seither - oil paintings. Wine & cheese. Exhibit runs . At the Frances Kathryn Carlisle Gallery, Notre Dame Academy, 1699 Hilton Drive, Park Hills, KY. More info at mburke at fuse.net.

Alexander Technique Weekly Open Practice [Sundays @ 3:45-4:30pm]: For all Alexander Technique teachers, students & the curious. Led by Ellen Bierhorst. Free. At the Lloyd House, 3901 Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45220. More info at lloydhouse.com &facebook.com/EllenUp.

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Thursday, December 15, 2011

Virtual Salon 12/15/11 ~ 12

To order smoothies call (513) 281-5403 Green and Red Smoothies $10 per quart

GET THIS!: fabulous animation showing you how to sit in front of the computer:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCSNajqC8rg

And here is another fabulous short video on posture for health and power:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRw6lpkBjSc

Protect the Ohio River from Mercury Dumping!

LETTERS

REVIEWS: BOOKS, MOVIES, RESTAURANTS, VIDEOS, TV, WEB

PLEASE SEND ME YOUR REVIEWS!======================================

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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To order smoothies call (513) 281-5403
Green and Red Smoothies $10 per quart

GET THIS!: fabulous animation showing you how to sit in front of the computer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCSNajqC8rg

And here is another fabulous short video on posture for health and power:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRw6lpkBjSc

PLEASE SEND ME YOUR REVIEWS!
======================================

see web page for current listings and times: http://www.esquiretheatre.com/index.asp
http://www.esquiretheatre.com/index.asp