Friday, June 23, 2006
This is a Gem -- Pixar's Cars
Last week, we saw the new animated adventure movie called -- Cars.
The movie gets 100 smiles per gallon!! Please stay until after the movie credits for a very special surprise!!!
::Shelley
The movie gets 100 smiles per gallon!! Please stay until after the movie credits for a very special surprise!!!
::Shelley
Saturday, June 17, 2006
New Google Web Site: US Government Search
I thought you might be interested in this new Google Web site for your information and use.
On Thursday, June 15, Google launched a new Web site devoted to searching anything related to the federal government. The site targets federal employees as well as citizens.
::Shelley
On Thursday, June 15, Google launched a new Web site devoted to searching anything related to the federal government. The site targets federal employees as well as citizens.
::Shelley
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
FYI: City of Philadelphia Health Report -- Restaurants
For your information and use, below is a link to the Philadelphia Restaurant periodic inspection results for the years 2004 and 2005.
http://www.phila.gov/health/units/ehs/Restaurant_Inspectio.html
Philadelphia (Environmental Health Services) posted food inspections online for the first time on May 19, 2006. However, please note that the nation's 10 largest cities inspect restaurants for health violations at least once a year and usually more often -- except Philadelphia. In addition, almost all have laws requiring a minimum number of inspections, some as often as four times per year. Philadelphia does not!!
::Shelley
http://www.phila.gov/health/units/ehs/Restaurant_Inspectio.html
Philadelphia (Environmental Health Services) posted food inspections online for the first time on May 19, 2006. However, please note that the nation's 10 largest cities inspect restaurants for health violations at least once a year and usually more often -- except Philadelphia. In addition, almost all have laws requiring a minimum number of inspections, some as often as four times per year. Philadelphia does not!!
::Shelley
Friday, June 09, 2006
Jewish Community Centers (JCCs)
Calling all JCCs
Klein Branch Alumni
Klein Branch Alumni
10100 Jamison Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19116
Happy 30th Anniversary
Tell us your story! Connect with friends!
Great stories had their start at the JCCs. We’re celebrating our 30th anniversary in Northeast Philadelphia, and we want to hear from you.
What do you remember? Playing ball? Swimming? Working out? Going to pre-school? Kids programs? Theater programs? Making new friends? Lecturers? Art openings? Camp?
What do you remember about your days at Klein? Who were your friends and what did you do? How did your JCCs experiences influence your life? Please take a moment and drop us a short note.
Questions? Contact Marcia Bronstein at 215-446-3040 or mbronstein@phillyjcc.com.
Please return the form below by mail to: JCCs of Greater Philadelphia,
Happy 30th Anniversary
Tell us your story! Connect with friends!
Great stories had their start at the JCCs. We’re celebrating our 30th anniversary in Northeast Philadelphia, and we want to hear from you.
What do you remember? Playing ball? Swimming? Working out? Going to pre-school? Kids programs? Theater programs? Making new friends? Lecturers? Art openings? Camp?
What do you remember about your days at Klein? Who were your friends and what did you do? How did your JCCs experiences influence your life? Please take a moment and drop us a short note.
Questions? Contact Marcia Bronstein at 215-446-3040 or mbronstein@phillyjcc.com.
Please return the form below by mail to: JCCs of Greater Philadelphia,
401 S. Broad St., Phila., PA 19147 or fax to: 215-790-1042.
Plus, stay tuned for the virtual year book we will be creating and the upcoming programs in honor of our 30th year!
Jewish Community Centers of Greater Philadelphia
In partnership with the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Plus, stay tuned for the virtual year book we will be creating and the upcoming programs in honor of our 30th year!
Jewish Community Centers of Greater Philadelphia
In partnership with the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania.
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Thursday, June 01, 2006
Sports: Breaking Records, Breaking Barriers -- National Constitution Center
On Thursday, May 25, we attended a pre-show reception for the new exhibit at the National Constitution Center: Sports -- Breaking Records, Breaking Barriers. It focuses on 35 athletes and their performances in 17 different sports. It includes issues as women's changing roles, racial and ethnic integration, the emergence of sports celebrities and superstars, nationalism, perception about human physical limitations and technological breakthroughs that enhanced performance and participation.
Also, there is a tribute to Philly heroes who have made a difference in the local sports community. It includes a variety of artifacts, images, and memorabilia from some of the people in Philly sports history.
I heartily recommend this exhibit. You will be rewarded by seeing, among other things, Abraham Lincoln's handball from the 1850s.
::Shelley
Also, there is a tribute to Philly heroes who have made a difference in the local sports community. It includes a variety of artifacts, images, and memorabilia from some of the people in Philly sports history.
I heartily recommend this exhibit. You will be rewarded by seeing, among other things, Abraham Lincoln's handball from the 1850s.
::Shelley
