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| Education Unlimited, Inc.Job DescriptionJOB TITLE: Assistant DirectorNATURE OF POSITIONEducation Unlimited s mission is to provide a quality learning experience ... |
Education Unlimited, Inc.
Job Description
JOB TITLE: Assistant Director
NATURE OF POSITION
Education Unlimited's mission is to provide a quality learning experience in the most comfortable and relaxed camp atmosphere possible. EU focuses on kids and we expect those that represent us to as well.
The responsibilities of the Assistant Director vary depending on the needs of the Camp Director, camp location and age of students attending the camp. All Assistant Directors are accountable for the three key areas of recreation, supervision and office/paperwork administration. The main role of this position is to support the On-site Director and to help provide a safe and high-quality academic summer experience for all campers and staff.
Assistant Directors are responsible for the planning and team implementation of recreational activities (for example, setting up ice cream socials, board games nights, movie theater nights, group sports activities, etc.). The incumbent will be responsible for daily supervision duties (including conducting floor and room checks, enforcing lights out, walking with students to meals or classes, accompanying/driving a student to the hospital or clinic). The organization and upkeep of the onsite office and administrative needs (copying, filing, running errands) of the camp are also the Assistant Director’s responsibility.
COMPENSATION
The Assistant Director is expected to arrive at headquarters either the night before Day Zero (2 days before camps starts) or the morning of Day Zero (day before camps starts). Exact day is determined by Camp Director. Housing is provided if needed.
Lodging, meals, and a parking permit will be provided for the duration of the camp.
Compensation for this position depends on length of camp. Please see below for the camp /program of interest.
College Admission Prep Camp Assistant Director (12 day contract): $1005.00
Location options: Menlo College, Tufts University (Boston)
Prep Camp Excel Assistant Director (9 day contract): $685.00
Location options: UCLA, UC Berkeley, Menlo College, Endicott College (in Beverley Mass.)
Tools of Modern Communication Assistant Director (8 day contract): $610.00
Location options: Stanford & UC Berkeley
A+ Summer High School Assistant Director (10 day contract): $885.00
Location options: Stanford (tentative)
A+ Summer College Assistant Director (13 day contract): $1090.00
Location options: Stanford (tentative)
Sally Ride Science Camps Assistant Director (8 day contract): $615.00
Location options: Stanford, UC Berkeley, University of San Diego, and UCLA
Sally Ride Science Camps Assistant Director (10 day contract): $820.00
Location options: Stanford, UC Berkeley, University of San Diego, and UCLA
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS
The Assistant Director must have experience working in a camp and/or academic atmosphere within a team. It is expected the incumbent enjoys and knows how to spend time with the students within the program/camp he/she is Assisting.
Education Unlimited Assistant Directors are responsible, outgoing, and enthusiastic team players, and have excellent communication skills, a love of and for the education of kids and teens, and usable and friendly support skills.
Applicants must have a spotless driving record and be physically able to carry, load and unload small office and camp items.
DETAILS OF POSITON
The Assistant Director’s responsibilities will vary day-to-day and moment-to-moment, and it is therefore important that the Assistant be flexible and willing to go the extra mile. Responsibilities include:
• Assisting the Director and teaching faculty in every and any way possible to ensure a positive experience for all and doing so with enthusiasm or quiet compliance.
• Brainstorm/help plan and implement/supervise recreational activities on a daily basis.
• Be on duty every night for floor/room checks and available at a moment’s notice in case of emergency.
• Enforce code of conduct/behavioral expectations.
• Socialize and get to know campers to encourage a friendly, comfortable atmosphere for learning and fun.
• Ensure that everybody at camp--teachers and students alike-- have a genuinely fun and memorable time at this Education Unlimited camp.
To apply for one of our summer camp job positions, you must submit the following:
a cover letter should clearly state why your are interested in working at the camp of your choice, why you want to be a director, assistant, or instructor, what non-academic interests you are in involved in, and what your camp experience is both personally and professionally
a resume or academic portfolio must include a full educational background from undergraduate up, any additional knowledge, skills, or qualifications relevant to this position, and a full employment history for the past 10 years including position title, company, duties, and dates of employment
the employment application which can be downloaded below
Submit these materials to our offices either by email (as attachments) or by fax at 510-548-0212. Email is preferred.
Check out http://www.educationunlimited.com/jobs/apply.html
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$1510 / 2br - Total Luxury (dublin / pleasanton / livermore) |
| We have 2 luxury tennis courts, gorgeous landscaping with plenty of grass, a large recreation area, catering kitchen, his and her saunas and an awesome ... |
We have 2 luxury tennis courts, gorgeous landscaping with plenty of grass, a large recreation area, catering kitchen, his and her saunas and an awesome pool, spa and sun terrace. We are adjacent to a large park with playground equipement, sports court, baseball diamonds and community pool facility.
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$2550 / 1br - Fully Furnished w/Weekly Housekeeping & Gym - Month to Month - See Pic (sunset / parkside) |
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Executive Suites has been San Francisco's preferred Corporate Housing provider since 1980. With a variety of locations throughout the city, Executive Suites provides all the comforts of home with the added amenities of a full service hotel. Every apartment home is completely furnished, including a fully equipped kitchen and bath, and weekly maid service.
Executive Suites, Inc.
1388 Sutter Street, Suite 1004
San Francisco, CA 94109
t 415.776.5151
f 415.776.5155
reservations@executivesuites-sf.com
http://www.executivesuites-sf.com
Available now - Fully-Furnished ONE bedroom apartment with weekly maid service.
Security Deposit: $500
Lease Term: Month to Month (30 day minimum)
Maid Service: Weekly
Parking: $100 per month
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Kitchen
• Microwave Oven
• Refrigerator
• Oven and Range top
• Garbage Disposal (in most locations)
• Dishwasher (in most locations)
• Pans, Skillets and Stock Pots
• Cutting Board
• Cutlery
• Mixing Bowls
• Can Opener
• Corkscrew
• Ladle
• Spatula
• Wooden Spoon
• Colander
• Grater
• Flatware & Silverware
• Tea Kettle
• Toaster
• Water Pitcher
• Coffee Maker
• Dish Towels and Cloths
• Dinnerware
• Glassware
• Barware
• Dish Drainer
• Rice Steamer (available upon request)
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Bedroom
• Telephone & Answering Machine (free local service)
• Alarm Clock
• Chest of Drawers
• Queen-size Bed w/Headboard
• Linens
• Bedside Lighting
Living Room/Dining
Room
• Queen-size Sleeper Sofa (in one & two bedrooms)
• Loveseat
• Coffee Table
• End Tables
• TV
• Dining Room Table/Chairs
• Place Mats
• Lamps
• Telephone (free local service)
Bathroom
• Bath Towels
• Toiletries
• Hair Dryer
• Shower Curtain (when applicable)
Miscellaneous
• Full Maid Service (dishes too!)
• Ironing Board and Iron
• Basic Cable
• Cribs (additional fee)
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The Community
Acres of tree-lined streets, manicured gardens and secluded courtyards make The Villas Parkmerced a remarkable living environment. Children will particularly enjoy convenient access to a variety of playgrounds and open meadows, perfect for year-round recreation. Miles of winding footpaths offer opportunities for a leisurely walk or pleasant bike ride. The Villas Parkmerced’s proximity to numerous local parks and hiking trails are sure to delight the novice and serious athlete alike.
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Club Villa is the centerpiece of a multi-million dollar renovation program designed to provide guests with a premiere social, business and sports facility. Club Villa boasts a state-of the art fitness and business center, Club Room, demonstration kitchen and movie theater. Whether it’s hosting a community gathering or closing your next deal, Club Villa is the perfect location for your next meeting or social occasion.
  
Fitness Center
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Club Room
Perfect for large groups or intimate gatherings, the Club Room offers residents a spacious and tasteful environment complete with a demonstration kitchen and relaxed eating environment, billiard room and big-screen entertainment center. Club Villa members will find the Club Room the perfect host for on-going courses and seminars such as cooking classes as well as fitness and healthy living to name just a few.
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Lake Merced
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Golf
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Stern Grove
A Bay Area tradition for nearly seven decades, family and friends gather to enjoy performances by some of the world's greatest performers in a natural setting.
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
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San Francisco Zoo
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$120 / 2br - ► 2 bath w/ Loft - South Lake Tahoe Cabin For Rent |
| AVAILABILITY UPDATE: 4th of July Weekend is still available! Our basic Summer rates are listed below. Please email us if you want to check availability ... |
AVAILABILITY UPDATE: 4th of July Weekend is still available! Our basic Summer rates are listed below. Please email us if you want to check availability and/or reserve any dates. Thanks for looking at our ad.
This South Lake Tahoe vacation cabin is available for rent. Please see the photos below and click here if you would like additional info and more photos. Please take a look... we think you will like what you see. Our goal is to impress you, so that we may earn your referrals and repeat business. Thank you for considering our cabin for your Tahoe vacation.
This 1,200 square foot cabin has a true "cabin feel" that you don't find very often. It has 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, full kitchen, family room with two couches, and a big loft that has 4 single beds and a couch. It sleeps 8 comfortably, so it is perfect for 2 families or a group of friends. The cabin is professionally cleaned prior to your stay to ensure maximum comfort. Other amentities include new bedroom linens, large front deck, NEW fireplace stove (thermostat controlled), distributed heating, foosball soccer table, bar w/ 4 stools, black jack & craps table, telephone, 2 cable TVs, DVD player, VCR, CD player & stereo, full kitchen, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, cooking utensils, washer & dryer, and outdoor charcoal grill (BBQ).
Click on the above photos to see more photos of the cabin.
Click on the map above to go to a live Yahoo! Map of the cabin location.
PRICING
We think you'll find our pricing to be very competitive. Our current Summer Special is $120 per weeknight and $150 per weekend night.
Separate rates for major holidays.
Discounts for extended stays.
NOTE: We charge a $100 cleaning fee (cabin professionaly cleaned before your arrival for maximum comfort).
Personal checks accepted, as well as major credit cards via PayPal.
Please e-mail us for a quote and/or to reserve your dates today! We'd be happy to answer any questions you have about this vacation cabin. Thanks again for considering our cabin for your Tahoe vacation.
The Tanglewood Cabin
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Read below for additional detail about this vacation cabin:
Previous renters tell us one of the main reasons they rented our cabin, and will rent it again, is because of its LOCATION. It is only 1 mile from the lake (see map) and 3 miles from the Heavenly Valley Ski Resort, all casinos, the California/Nevada border, and lots of shopping. Sierra at Tahoe ski resort and many snow play areas are a short drive away. The City of South Lake Tahoe Recreation Center and Swim Pool Complex, with ice skating rink, is only 4 miles away. We have several golf courses nearby, including the Bijou Golf Course , Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, Tahoe Paradise Golf Course, and Sierra Nevada Golf Ranch. These attractions are a short drive or you can catch the great "Blue Go" shuttle service near the cabin. The cabin is also walking distance to the lake, bars and restaurants. There are great unpaved and paved bike and walking trails that start only two blocks away, and (in the spring and summer) a large meadow for picnics and sports is footsteps away from the front door. Snowplowing in winter IS provided by our Homeowner's Association, so access is not a problem. :-)
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6/10: Disability Sport & Recreation Resource Fair (san mateo) |
| Join us for the Disability Sport & Recreation Resource Fair, Saturday June 10th from 1-3:00 p.m. at the Early Childhood Education Center, 65 Tower Road ... |
Join us for the Disability Sport & Recreation Resource Fair, Saturday June 10th from 1-3:00 p.m. at the Early Childhood Education Center, 65 Tower Road in San Mateo. Sponsored by BORP (Bay Area Outreach & Reacreation Program) California Children's Services and the Family Resource Center at Community Gatepath. Meet the leaders in the Bay Area's disability sports movement! Try out a handcycle! Meet elite athletes with disabilities! Discover the link between sports & recreation & independence, self-suffiency & social integration. Find out where youth and adults with disabilities can: Play competitive sports, including basketball, goalball, power soccer, track & field and much more! Expereince outdoor adventures, like kayaking, hiking, and river rafting! Lean to swim! Play a wide variety of recreational sports.
For more information please contact Carol Maddox at cmaddox@co.sanmateo.ca.us
or call the Family Resource Center at 650-259-0189.
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I have a brand new townhouse for rent; it features an open living area that provides views from the well-appointed kitchen through the dining and living rooms to the front porch. The master bedroom features a coffered ceiling, a bath with private shower, private sink and water closet. Spacious master features a bedroom with charming dormer windows. Gas stove top, Cable TV hook-up in the kitchen (perfect for your own Flat panel LCD TV while cooking), Granite counter tops.
At Dublin Ranch Villages you will enjoy neighborhood amenities, excellent shopping, and a wide choice of recreational activities close to home. Wherever you work, Dublin Ranch Villages puts you in the center of it all. Dublin Ranch Villages is just a few minutes from Interstates 580 and 680. Hacienda, Emerald Glen and Bishop Ranch Business Parks can be reached in less than ten minutes. San Francisco and Silicon Valley are within 45 minutes of the community. Commuting to San Francisco and the East Bay is easy from the Pleasanton/Dublin BART station, just five minutes from Dublin Ranch Villages. Commuting by train to Silicon Valley is easy on the Altamont Commuter Train, with stations just ten minutes away in both Pleasanton and Livermore. The Oakland and San Francisco International Airports are 25 and 60 minutes away, respectively.
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Several local and state parks are located within 20 minutes, including Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Park, Lake Del Valle State Recreational Area, and Mount Diablo State Park. At these parks, you and your family can enjoy swimming, fishing, hiking, and picnicking. Numerous fitness and exercise clubs are within ten minutes. Several private country clubs are nearby, including Ruby Hills, Blackhawk, and Castlewood. Dublin Ranch Golf Club, a new 18-hole public golf course, is built right within Dublin Ranch, which opened in 2003. In addition, the challenging public golf courses of Wente, Canyon Lakes and Poppy Ridge are also within 15 minutes. The beautiful San Francisco Bay and Delta, only 30 minutes away, offer boating and other water sports.
Only ten minutes away, Dublin, Pleasanton and San Ramon offer a world of beauty, entertainment, and convenience. The downtown areas of Dublin and Pleasanton feature exciting nightlife, a wide variety of restaurants and bars, coffee houses, and movie theaters. For fine dining, there are many excellent restaurants and country inns in and around Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton.
Whether you're walking to the park, basking in the sun by a sparkling pool, or just warming up by the fire, you'll feel more at home at Dublin Ranch Villages. Come explore how our community is redefining luxury and discover all the reasons to make Dublin Ranch Villages your new home.
E-mail me your name and phone number for information. Available Now: 1 year lease with good credit. $2,495 Per Month and $1,500 deposit.
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| Welcome to GREENTREE APARTMENTS, where the grounds are park-like and gorgeous! We have large trees, beautiful pools and a spa! We offer ONE BEDROOM, ONE ... |
Welcome to GREENTREE APARTMENTS, where the grounds are park-like and gorgeous! We have large trees, beautiful pools and a spa!
We offer ONE BEDROOM, ONE BATH AND TWO BEDROOM, ONE BATH APARTMENTS designed with you in mind. Washer and Dryer hook-ups in all the units, modern kitchens, large patios, high ceilings in the upstairs units and excellent customer service...
We are convenient to Highways 280 and 101, within walking distance to shopping, dining, sports recreation field, and the new city library. You will save a lot of time on your commute with our great location!
For additional information and pictures of our lovely apartments, please view the website of www.rentnet.com.
We are under new ownership and new management.
Please call our leasing consultants at 408-294-6200 for additional information and a personal tour today. The Apartment address is 995 Tully Road, San Jose. That's on Tully Road between McLaughlin and Lucretia Avenue. Thank you for viewing this posting!
One Bedroom – prices start at $1,060
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$775 - The Ridge Tahoe |
| Length of Stay: 7 nights Available: Jun 16, 2006 - Jun 23, 2006 Owner: JACK POTOK Unit: unassigned Smoking: No Pets: No Kitchen: Yes Sleeps: 6 Bedrooms: ... |
Length of Stay: 7 nights
Available: Jun 16, 2006 - Jun 23, 2006
Owner: JACK POTOK
Unit: unassigned
Smoking: No
Pets: No
Kitchen: Yes
Sleeps: 6
Bedrooms: 2
Beds: 2 Queen, 1 Sleeper Sofa
Bathrooms: 2
Amenities: BBQ, Dishwasher, Fireplace, Internet Access, Laundry - Dryer, Laundry - Washer, Refrigerator - Full Size, TV, Telephone
From your mountain vacation home, you'll have a breathtaking view of Carson Valley on one side or Heavenly Valley on the other. The Ridge Tahoe has added amenities to its beautiful setting that include an indoor recreation complex with a pool, a weight room, racquetball courts, and a sports court for tennis and badminton. Among other resort features are a restaurant and lounge and an outdoor tennis court. In winter, enjoy downhill skiing by taking the resort's private gondola to the Heavenly Valley Ski Resort. There is a great variety of terrain suiting all ability levels. For summer fun, you're only six miles from scenic Lake Tahoe, where virtually every water sport imaginable can be found. You'll love the lake's natural beauty, and the fresh mountain air will renew your soul. For those interested in nightlife, there are many casinos and clubs in the area offering gaming and headline entertainment. There are also great activites for the kids.
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$4900000 - TRANSFORMED! One of Marin's Finest Estates! Open Sunday, May 28, 2-4pm (san rafael) |
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189 Sir Francis Drake Blvd.
Greenbrae, CA 94904
(415) 464-3744 Direct
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San Rafael
You're Invited to an Open House!
Sunday, May 28th
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Santa Barbara Inspired Compound Located on almost two private acres, this beautiful estate offers a lifestyle of elegance and exclusive country club living.The newly remodeled 7,000 sq. ft.* residence features grand-scale rooms, including five bedrooms, five and one half baths, gracious formal rooms, casual recreation rooms, a wine cellar, and a library. Residents and guests can experience high-end sports and leisure time with a regulation-size tennis court, a poolhouse with a fireplace and sauna that opens to a pool, spa, and large patio. This spacious compound also boasts a two-bedroom guest house and a three-car garage. Further amenities include a circular drive, extended parking areas, an irrigation well, and a security system. 
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This
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-Actress ANNABELLE GURWITCH & former Labor Secretary ROBERT REICH
on being fired
-Oscar winner JANE FONDA talks about her life so far
-Local
favorites AYELET WALDMAN and ZZ PACKER
-Sports Illustrated’s RICK
REILLY
FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2006
BOB ARMSTRONG, author of VANILLA
SLIM. Friday, May 19th, 4pm. Borders Union Square, 400 Post Street, San
Francisco. 415.399.1633.
TOM STANDAGE, author of THE TURK, THE NEPTUNE
FILE and THE VICTORIAN INTERNET, discusses A HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN 6 GLASSES,
the story of humanity from the Stone Age to the 21st century through the lens of
beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and cola. Friday, May 19. Check-in 6 p.m.
Program 7 p.m. World Affairs Council, 312 Sutter St., San Francisco. (415)
293-4600. Members: free. Students with ID: $5 Nonmembers: $15
WORDTEMPLE
POETRY SERIES with DIANE DI PRIMA and DAVID MELTZER. Friday May 19, 7pm.
Copperfield’s Montgomery Village, 2316 Montgomery Drive, Santa Rosa.
707-578-8938.
Gifted meditation teacher and practical philosopher
LEONARD PERIMUTTER talks about THE HEART AND SCIENCE OF YOGA: A BLUEPRINT FOR
PEACE, HAPPINESS AND FREEDOM FROM FEAR. Fri., May 19, 7:00 p.m. Book Passage, 51
Tamal Vista Boulevard, Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
TRICYCLE MAGAZINE
READINGS, featuring current contributors and hosted Editor-at-Large ANDREW
COOPER. Friday, MAY 19, 7:00 PM at Cody’s Stockton Street, 2 Stockton Street,
San Francisco. 415-773-0444.
Actress ANNABELLE GURWITCH & former
Labor Secretary ROBERT REICH, contributors to FIRED!, a collection of true
stories about being axed, outsourced, cancelled and downsized. Friday, May 19 at
7 PM. A Clean Well-Lighted Place for Books, Opera Plaza, 601 Van Ness Ave, San
Francisco. 415.441.6670.
NATHANIEL PHILBRICK, author of MAYFLOWER: AN
AMERICAN BEGINNING, the story of the Plymouth Colony from the voyage of the
Pilgrims to the war that ravaged New England. May 19, 7:00 PM. Borders Union
Square, 400 Post Street, San Francisco. 415.399.1633.
PAUL RIECKOFF,
author of CHASING GHOSTS: A SOLDIER’S FIGHT FOR AMERICA FROM BAGHDAD TO
WASHINGTON, a look at the life of an infantry lieutenant, responsible for 38
other Americans, in a war zone that is hostile, volatile, and extremely
perilous. Friday, May 19, 7:30 PM at Cody’s Telegraph Avenue, 2454 Telegraph
Avenue, Berkeley. 510-845-7852.
SATURDAY, MAY 20,
2006
BAY AREA STORYTELLING FESTIVAL. Saturday, May 20, 9:30am to
8pm. $11 (single event) to $55 (two day pass). Kennedy Grove Regional Recreation
Area, El Sobrante. (510) 869-4946.
POETRY CENTER SAN JOSÉ presents THE
FIRST ANNUAL CALIFORNIA POETS FESTIVAL. Featuring California Poet Laureate Al
Young, Gary Soto, Brenda Hillman, Jane Mead, Marc David Pinate, Amy Gerstler,
Sarah Maclay, Brian Turner and teen poetry team de MACLA. Includes a small-press
fair that will run throughout the day where visitors can meet editors, purchase
books, journals and subscriptions. Saturday, May 20th, 10:00am to 4:30pm.
History Park, 1650 Senter Road, San José. (408) 297.3400.
SUPER-CON
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SERGIO ARAGONES (Mad, Groo), TRAVIS CHAREST (Wildcats, Star Wars), ADAM HUGHES
(Wonder Woman, Justice League of America), BILL SIENKIEWICZ (Elektra, New
Mutants) and CHARLES VESS (Sandman, The Book of Ballads). Aspiring comic book
artists can undergo a professional portfolio review courtesy of veteran artists
STEVE LEIALOHA (Fables, Spider-Woman) and TOM YEATES (Conan the Barbarian,
Zorro). Saturday, May 20, 10am to 6pm. Continues tomorrow. One-Day pass: $15;
Two-Day pass: $20, Oakland Convention Center,1001 Broadway, Oakland.
510-451-4000.
DEAN KARNAZES talks about ULTRAMARATHON MAN. Following the
event, Karnazes will take anyone who wants to join him on a run. Sat., May 20,
11:00 a.m. Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Boulevard, Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
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 San Francisco’s LISA
BROWN
author of
HOW TO BE
A picture book showing young
children how to imitate different animals and how to be themselves.
Saturday, May 20, 11:00 AM
Cody’s Fourth Street
1730 Fourth Street,
Berkeley. 510-559-9500.
JOSHUA GAMSON discusses THE FABULOUS
SYLVESTER: THE LEGEND, THE MUSIC, THE SEVENTIES IN SAN FRANCISCO. Sat., May 20,
1:00 p.m. Book Passage, One Ferry Plaza Marketplace, San Francisco. (415)
835-1020.
ALAN DEAN FOSTER, author of dozens of books and the creator of
the beloved characters Pip and Flinx. Saturday, May 20th at 1:00 pm. Borderlands
Books, 866 Valencia St., San Francisco. (415) 824-8203.
Meet 9-year-old
author, BRIAN B. WONG, creator of THE AADER: DRAGONDAIRE TRILOGY BOOK ONE, in
which a simple farm boy goes adventure in a mythical land of magical creatures.
Saturday, May 20, 2:30 pm. Books Inc. in Alameda, 1344 Park St, Alameda.
510-522-2226.
JESSICA PRENTICE reads from FULL MOON FEAST: FOOD AND THE
HUNGER FOR CONNECTION. Saturday, May 20, 3 p.m. Mrs. Dalloway's Literary and
Garden Arts, 2904 College Avenue, Berkeley. (510) 704-8222.
MICHAEL
CADNUM, author of CAN'T CATCH ME. Saturday, May 20th at 3:00 pm. Borderlands
Books, 866 Valencia St., San Francisco. (415) 824-8203.
UC EXTENSION
STUDENT READING. A celebration of new voices as UC Extension writing students
read their work. Saturday, May 20 at 4 PM. A Clean Well-Lighted Place for Books,
Opera Plaza, 601 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco. 415.441.6670.
BARBARA
EUSER shares tips from GARDENING AMONG FRIENDS, a collection of short, lively
essays, trained and certified Master Gardeners from the Bay Area offer advice on
a variety of garden topics including garden design and maintenance, tips on
flowers, foliage and garden produce, dealing with pests, improving the soil, how
to establish habitat gardens or ones that require low water and low maintenance.
Sat., May 20, 4:00 p.m. Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Boulevard, Corte Madera.
415.927.0960.
Poet DONALD SIDNEY-FRYER performs works from George
Sterling's THIRST OF SATAN. Saturday, May 20th at 5:00 pm. Borderlands Books,
866 Valencia St., San Francisco. (415) 824-8203.
Former congressman
RONALD V. DELLUMS, author of LYING DOWN WITH THE LIONS. Saturday, May 20, 6:00
pm to 9:00 pm. East Bay Church of Religious Science, 4130 Telegraph Avenue,
Oakland. (510) 420-1003.
NATHANIEL PHILBRICK discusses MAYFLOWER: A
STORY OF COURAGE, COMMUNITY, AND WAR. Sat., May 20, 7:00 p.m. Book Passage, 51
Tamal Vista Boulevard, Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
ZZ PACKER, author of
DRINKING COFFEE ELSEWHERE. Saturday, May 20, 7:00 PM. Modern Times, 888 Valencia
Street, San Francisco. 415-282-9246.
DAVID SKIBBINS discusses and signs
HIGH PRIESTESS. Saturday, May 20, 7:00 PM. Barnes & Noble Booksellers, El
Cerrito Plaza, 6050 El Cerrito Plaza, El Cerrito. 510-524-0087.
MATTHIEU
RICARD, author of HAPPINESS, an assessment of how to find true and lasting
happiness. Saturday, May 20, 7:30 PM at Cody’s Telegraph Avenue, 2454 Telegraph
Avenue, Berkeley. 510-845-7852.
NOAH PICKUS, author of TRUE FAITH AND
ALLEGIANCE, an account of American nationalism and the politics of immigrant
incorporation. Saturday, May 20, 7:30 p.m. Kepler's, 1010 El Camino Real, Menlo
Park. (650) 324-4321.
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mainstream media categories.
Featuring: AYELET WALDMAN, JOHN LESCROART,
KEITH KNIGHT, SHENG WANG and BIANCA JAMES. CHARLIE ANDERS MCs and vamps.
Saturday, May 20, 7:30 to 9:30 PM
Doors open at 7:00 PM. $3 to $5 sliding
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The Make Out Room
3225 22nd St., between Mission and Valencia, San
Francisco
(415) 647-2888
SUNDAY, MAY 21, 2006
BAY AREA STORYTELLING FESTIVAL. Sunday, May 21, 9:30am to 5pm. $11
(single event) to $55 (two day pass). Kennedy Grove Regional Recreation Area, El
Sobrante. (510) 869-4946.
SUPER-CON COMIC BOOK CONVENTION. Sunday, May
21, 10am to 5pm. $15 Oakland Convention Center,1001 Broadway, Oakland.
510-451-4000.
Storyteller and songwriter CHRISTOPHER SMITH delights
children with stories, poems, and original songs. Sun., May 21, 11 a.m. Book
Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Boulevard, Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
JAMES K
mesmerizes young children with his upbeat songs and stories. Sun., May 21, 11:30
a.m. Book Passage, One Ferry Plaza, San Francisco. (415) 835-1020.
LISA
BROWN reads from HOW TO BE. Sun., May 21, 11:30 a.m. Book Passage, 51 Tamal
Vista Boulevard, Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
DIRECTED BY DESIRE: A
READING OF JUNE JORDAN’S POETRY – Celebrating the tender, fierce and innovative
poetry of the late June Jordan and her enduring influence on generations of
writers, poets, activists and artists. This program also marks the long awaited
publication of June Jordan's collected poems, DIRECTED BY DESIRE by Copper
Canyon Press. Readers include ANGELA DAVIS, AL YOUNG, JANICE MIRIKITANI, SARA
MILES, JUNICHI SEMITSU, POETRY FOR THE PEOPLE TROUPE, ZACK ROGOW and MARIA
POBLET. 21 MAY, SUNDAY, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Main Library, Lower Level, Koret
Auditorium, 100 Larkin Street (at Grove), San Francisco. (415) 557-4400.
CALIFORNIA WRITERS CLUB monthly meeting. All interested writers are
invited. Sun., May 21, 2 to 4:00 p.m. Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Boulevard,
Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
JAMES TIPTREE AWARD ANTHOLOGY VOL. 2 with
MICHAEL BLUMLEIN, ELLEN KLAGES, PAT MURPHY, and JULIE PHILLIPS. Sunday, May 21st
at 3:00 pm. Borderlands Books, 866 Valencia St., San Francisco. (415) 824-8203.
CODY’S POETRY CONTEST FOR KIDS: WINNER’S READINGS. San Francisco Contest
Winners and Runners-Up. Sunday, May 21, 4:00 PM at Cody’s Stockton Street, 2
Stockton Street, San Francisco. 415-773-0444.
SUNDAY AT CAFE PRAGUE
READING SERIES featuring NEELI CHERKOVSKI. Followed by an open mike hosted by
MARK SCHWARTZ. May 21, 4 - 5:30 p.m. Cafe Prague, 584 Pacific Ave. (&
Kearney), San Francisco. (415) 905-8837.
MARC DULMAN reads from PARIS
POEMS. Sunday, May 21, 4:30 pm. Bird & Beckett Books & Records, 2788
Diamond Street (at Chenery), San Francisco. (415) 586-3733.
RICK REILLY
reads from SHANKS FOR NOTHING, the sequel to his bestselling golf novel MISSING
LINK. Reilly is the author of Sports Illustrated’s “Life of Reilly,” a weekly
column. Sun., May 21, 4:30 p.m. Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Boulevard, Corte
Madera. 415.927.0960.
MAXINE SCHUR discusses PLACES IN TIME: REFLECTIONS
ON A JOURNEY. Sun., May 21, 7:00 p.m. Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Boulevard,
Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
POETRY FLASH AT CODY’S featuring LYNNE
KNIGHT & KATHLEEN LYNCH. $2 donation. Sunday, May 21, 7:30 PM at Cody’s
Telegraph Avenue, 2454 Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley. 510-845-7852.
MOLLIE
KATZEN, co-author of EAT DRINK AND WEIGH LESS: A FLEXIBLE AND DELICIOUS WAY TO
SHRINK YOUR WAIST WITHOUT GOING HUNGRY. Sunday, May 21st @ 7:30 pm. Black Oak
Books, 1491 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley. (510) 486-0698.
MONDAY, MAY 22, 2006
ANN FESSLER, author
of THE GIRLS WHO WENT AWAY, a critique of the consequences of policies enforced
after World War II prior to Roe v. Wade. Monday, May 22nd @ 12:30. Stacey's
Bookstore, 581 Market Street, San Francisco. 415.421.4687.
THOMAS
BENDER, author of A NATION AMONG NATIONS. Monday, May 22, 5:30 p.m. wine and
cheese reception. 6:00 p.m program. Free for Members, $18 for Non-members. The
Commonwealth Club, 595 Market St., 2nd floor, San Francisco. (415) 597-6700.
ROBERT ASAHINA, author of JUST AMERICANS: HOW JAPANESE AMERICANS WON A
WAR AT HOME AND ABROAD. May 22, 6:00 p.m. Stanford Bookstore, 519 Lasuen Mall,
Stanford. (650) 329-1217.
JESÚS SALVADOR TREVIÑO, filmmaker; activist
and author of EYEWITNESS: A FILMMAKER'S MEMOIR OF THE CHICANO MOVEMENT. Monday,
May 22, 6:30 p.m., Check-in | 7:00 p.m., Program. A Commonwealth Club Event.
Mexican Heritage Plaza, 1700 Alum Rock, San Jose. $5 for Members, $10 for
Non-members, free for Students. 415-597-6705.
SPANISH BOOK GROUP,
facilitated by Luz Elena Castro, discussing VECINDARIOS EXCENTRICOS by Rosario
Ferre. Monday, May 22nd , 7:00 pm. Point Reyes Books, 11315 State Route 1, Point
Reyes Station, CA. 415.663.1542.
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San Francisco
investigative journalist CHRISTOPHER D. COOK
author of
DIET FOR A
DEAD PLANET
An exposé of agribusiness practices and their effects on our
economy, environment and health.
Monday, May 22 at 7 PM
A Clean
Well-Lighted Place for Books
Opera Plaza, 601 Van Ness Ave, San
Francisco
415.441.6670
ANN FESSLER discusses THE GIRLS WHO WENT
AWAY: THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF WOMEN WHO SURRENDERED CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION IN THE
DECADES BEFORE ROE V. WADE. Mon., May 22, 7:00 p.m. Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista
Boulevard, Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
RICK REILLY, author of SHANKS FOR
NOTHING. Monday, May 22 at 7:30pm. Capitola Book Café, 1475 41st Ave, Capitola.
831.462.4415.
FICTION BOOK CLUB. Moderated by Molly McCall, discussing
THE ARMIES OF THE NIGHT by Norman Mailer. Monday, May 22, 7:30 p.m. Kepler's,
1010 El Camino Real, Menlo Park. (650) 324-4321.
JAMES TWITCHELL, author
of WHERE MEN HIDE. Monday, May 22, 7:30 PM at Cody’s Telegraph Avenue, 2454
Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley. 510-845-7852.
NOAH PICKUS, author of TRUE
FAITH AND ALLEGIANCE: IMMIGRATION AND AMERICAN CIVIC NATIONALISM. Monday, May
22nd @ 7:30 pm. Black Oak Books, 1491 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley. (510) 486-0698.
TUESDAY, MAY 23, 2006
Mohr Visiting Poet,
LI-YOUNG LEE, will hold an informal colloquium. Tuesday, May 23, 11:00 a.m. in
the Terrace Room, Bldg. 460, Margaret Jacks Hall, Stanford University. Light
lunch following colloquium. (650) 723-0011.
ELIZABETH ROSNER reads from
BLUE NUDE. Tues., May 23, 1:00 p.m. Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Boulevard,
Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
PETER MARESCA, editor of LITTLE NEMO IN
SLUMBERLAND. When it debuted 100 years ago, this was the greatest comic strip of
its day, acclaimed for its artistic majesty, unbounded imagination, and
ground-breaking techniques that helped define a new art form. It has been all
but impossible to view these masterpieces in their original size and colors.
LITTLE NEMO IN SLUMBERLAND can now be seen as creator Winsor McCay intended: 110
digitally-restored, full-size prints in incredible detail. Tuesday, May 23, 6:00
PM at Cody’s Stockton Street, 2 Stockton Street, San Francisco. 415-773-0444.
Wallace Stegner Fellow in Poetry MATT MILLER, author of CAMEO DINER. May
23, 6:00 p.m. Stanford Bookstore, 519 Lasuen Mall, Stanford. (650) 329-1217.
RED ON AND OFF THE PAGE - Poet ROSEMARY MANNO will read from recent work
and poet MARK SCHWARTZ will read from his new collection, AND NOW THEN. 23 MAY,
TUESDAY, 7:00 p.m. North Beach Branch Library, 2000 Mason Street (at Columbus),
San Francisco. (415) 355-5626. Funded by Friends of the San Francisco Public
Library.
DR. JOHN ERDMAN, health coach, discusses weight loss and
optimal health achieved by a variety of suggested techniques. Lecture, not a
booksigning. Tuesday, May 23, 7pm. Bay Books Concord, 1669 Willow Pass Road,
925-671-2245.
Contributors to MORBID
CURIOSITY MAGAZINE. Tuesday, May 23rd, 7pm. Borders Union Square, 400 Post
Street, San Francisco. 415.399.1633.
CARTOON TUNES: CAPTURING MUSIC IN
COMICS. Tuesday, May 23, 7:00 - 9:00pm. Cartoon Art Museum, 655 Mission Street,
San Francisco. 415.227.8666 ROBERT ASAHINA, author of JUST AMERICANS, the story
of one segregated group of Japanese American men joined the U.S. army and became
the most decorated and least known U.S. Army unit of World War II. Tuesday, May
23 at 7 PM. A Clean Well-Lighted Place for Books, Opera Plaza, 601 Van Ness Ave,
San Francisco. 415.441.6670.
CHEF DAVID BURKE, author of DAVID BURKE'S
NEW AMERICAN CLASSICS. Tuesday, May 23rd, 7:00 p.m. Montclair Bistro, 6118 Medau
Place, Montclair. $10.00 with book purchase and $15.00 without. Co-sponsored by
A Great Good Place for Books. (510) 339-8210.
CRAIG THOMPSON reading
& book signing for GOOD-BYE, CHUNKY RICE. Tuesday, May 23rd at 7 pm. The
Booksmith, 1644 Haight Street, San Francisco. 415-863-8688.
MEL GORDON
celebrates the release of THE SEVEN ADDICTIONS AND FIVE PROFESSIONS OF ANITA
BERBER: WEIMAR BERLIN’S PRIESTESS OF DEPRAVITY. Tuesday, May 23rd, 7pm. Vesuvio
Cafe, next door to City Lights Bookstore, 261 Columbus Ave., San Francisco.
(415) 362-8193.
Award-winning journalist SASHA ABRAMSKY talks about
CONNED: HOW MILLIONS OF AMERICANS WENT TO PRISON, LOST THE VOTE, AND HELPED SEND
GEORGE W. BUSH TO THE WHITE HOUSE. Tues., May 23, 7:00 p.m. Book Passage, 51
Tamal Vista Boulevard, Corte Madera. 415.927.0960.
Poet AVOTCJA and
others perform, plus poetry open mic. May 23, 7pm. Bistro Yoffi, 2231 Chestnut
Street (at Fillmore), San Francisco. (415) 885-5133.
DORIS SMELTZER,
author of ANDREA’S VOICE...SILENCED BY BULIMIA. HER STORY AND HER MOTHER’S
JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF TOWARD UNDERSTANDING. Tuesday, May 23rd, 7:30 p.m.
Readers’ Books, 130 E. Napa Street, Sonoma. 707-939-1779.
SARAH
SCHULMAN, author of EMPATHY, now been reissued in the “Little Sister’s Classics”
series. Tuesday, May 23. 7:30 PM at Cody’s Telegraph Avenue, 2454 Telegraph
Avenue, Berkeley. 510-845-7852.
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Salary: $12-15/hour, depending on experience
Start Date: June 19, 2006
THIS IS A REPOST. PLEASE DO NOT REAPPLY.
The Girls Sports Coordinator will support the operations of the girls sports program at the Jamestown Community Center. During the summer, the program offers a Girls Sports Camp and a girls softball team. The school-year program includes girls soccer teams which play in city-wide leagues and one middle school team which plays with other local middle schools. In addition, the program organizes an indoor soccer tournament. The position is responsible for managing the organized teams that play in city-wide leagues, coaching and coordinating the middle school soccer team.
The Sports Program is part of the Jamestown Community Center which provides after-school education and recreation opportunities to 6 to 18 year old young people from the Mission District. Jamestown is dedicated to mobilizing the resources of families, neighborhood residents, and the community members to help young people to realize their full potential as responsible and empowered members of society.
Responsibilities
Summer Programs (June - August 2006)
Hours: 20 hours/ week, from 9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. from June 29 – July 7, 2006 and 1-2 late afternoons.
• Assist Sports Director with developing and facilitating Girls Sports Camp;
• Recruit and maintain girls softball team; and
• Maintain high school girls soccer team in Recreation and Park league.
• Prepare for girls soccer teams to play in fall city-wide league.
School-Year Programs (September 2006 - June 2007)
Middle School Soccer Program
Hours: 10 hours/week, two afternoons per week from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. with other hours depending on individual’s schedule
• Recruit 15-20 girls for program;
• Create and distribute flyers to recruit youth;
• Communicate with parents and youth about program opportunity;
• Collect all paperwork required for registration and attendance;
• Coach soccer team two afternoons per week;
• Create curriculum to teach fundamental soccer skills;
• Assist Sports Program Director in creating workshops, including team-building and age-appropriate issues affecting middle school girls;
• Build partnerships with neighboring middle schools and organize scrimmages;
• Supervise 2 high school assistant soccer coaches;
• Maintain communication with school staff and attend any required school meetings; and
• Attend weekly supervision with Sports Director.
Girls’ Soccer Teams
Hours: 10 hours/week, 1 – 2 late afternoons per week with some weekday evenings and weekend days required
• Maintain 2 Jamestown girls soccer teams who play in city-wide leagues throughout the school year;
• Support administration of teams including:
o Collect paperwork for team registration,
o Create and distribute rosters,
o Create schedules,
o Distribute uniforms, and
o Input attendance records;
• Communicate with players and families about team responsibilities;
• Support coaches with practice schedules and securing locations;
• Establish relationships with team parents to help monitor team behavior and attendance;
• Provide administrative support for other girls programming as needed.
Qualifications
• Experience in coaching soccer, preferably 11-to-14-year-old girls.
• Experience in girls sports programming.
• Experience in working with multi-ethnic, multicultural youth.
• Experience in developing team-building exercises and gender-specific workshops.
• Experience in coordinating youth programs.
• Computer literate, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Filemaker Pro.
• Ability to speak Spanish strongly preferred.
If interested in applying, please mail, email or fax a cover letter and resume to:
Deirdre Murphy, Sports Director Telephone: 415-647-4709 x118
Jamestown Community Center Fax: 415-647-4718
3382 26th Street Email: deirdre@jamestownsf.org
San Francisco, CA 94110
Deadline: Resume and cover letter must be received by Thursday, June 1, 2006.
Position open until filled. We encourage women and people of color to apply.
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Created in 2001, Philly Koinonia Ministries has programs such as the Youth Ministry Basketball League (Y.M.B.L.) to provide a uniquely structured outlet of fellowship for athletes to express their God-given talents in front of their families and friends within the comforts of a Christian environment without the worries of drugs, violence, etc. After recently tipping off its inaugural season for men, the Y.M.B.L. is now one of the few basketball programs in this region that unifies Churches with leagues for men, women, and youth. In addition to our Youth Ministry Basketball League for Men, Women, and Youth, our additional fellowshipping opportunities are our Special Conferences for Men, Women, and Family; and the Philly Koinonia Clothing & Hunger Relief Programs. |
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Charity project of CADIP will try to make a difference in the hard life of the orphans in Plovdiv, Bulgaria during their summer break.
"Rodopski pansion" is one of the biggest social establishments of that kind in Bulgaria, providing home and care for more than 140 young people at the ages of 9 to 16. Most of them have grown up in other children's social homes, and, when becoming teenagers, they come to "Rodopski pansion" in Plovdiv. They attend different high schools in the town.
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Depending on the availability of free places, a volunteer may join more than one project. Keep in mind that a short-term volunteer workcamp is a very dynamic and emotionally intense experience and requires higher personal commitment, comparable to that in longer volunteer projects.
Accommodation and food will be provided for the participants at the orphanage boarding house.
Volunteers from 18 to 35 from all over the world are welcome to join these camps.
Detailed information about the project with pictures you can find on: www.cadip.org/plovdiv.htm
Testimonies and pictures from the former participants:
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$135 / 3br - SUMMER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES @ LAKE TAHOE |
| What’s your pleasure this summer……hiking, biking, boating, jet skiing, parasailing, golfing, tennis, bowling, or just plain relaxing. Then base all your ... |
What’s your pleasure this summer……hiking, biking, boating, jet skiing, parasailing, golfing, tennis, bowling, or just plain relaxing. Then base all your summer activities from this 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath Townhome that sleeps 6 comfortably (Queen, Queen, 2 Twins). You’ll lake nothing in the unit…. Full Kitchen, Color TV, VCR, DVD, Washer, Dryer, Gas BBQ, Fireplace. How about relaxing at the Complex Recreation Center, which sports a Swimming Pool, Jacuzzi, saunas, game room, etc. Want more? The Incline Village Community Recreation Center offers access to an Indoor Pool, Gymnasium, Fitness Center, etc. (www.ivgid.org...parks&recreation). How about fee access to one of two private beaches for Incline Village Residents or their guests, one within walking distance, one with a swimming pool on the beach, & both with BBQ facilities. Enjoy golf at two 18 hole golf courses located in town, or pick from over 20 other courses located within a 1 hour drive. Discounts for extended stays. Linen/Cleaning Fee = $85. Contact Tom @ 209/223-0210 or e-mail from this ad.
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