October 16-18* and 24-25, 2008
Doors 7:30 PM | Curtain 8:00 PM
Cambridge Family YMCA Theater
820 Mass Ave., Cambridge
Tickets
General admission: $15/adv., $20/door
VIP seating: $20/adv., $25/door (if available)
Student rush: $10 (15 min. before curtain, w/student ID)
Limited dinner/dessert tasting menu available

Buy advance tickets and tasting packages online at www.bigmoves.org

{ When self-denial is the law of the land,
the pursuit of pleasure will be a crime... } read more...

PRESS RELEASE
A concert to benefit the Helping Hand Food Pantry
at St. James’s Episcopal Church, Porter Square, 1991 Mass. Ave., Cambridge
Saturday, October 18, 7:00 pm
Contact: Nina Siciliano at 617.876.4381
Including:
Mike Morse and Namaste Drumming
Colleen Henry and friends
St. James’s Mens’ Choir
$10. Donation requested
The Helping Hand Food Pantry presents the third annual benefit concert in the St.James’s sanctuary on Saturday, October 18. The pantry serves 350 to 400 households per month. Director, Nina Siciliano, is a part- time staff person who coordinates the efforts of many volunteers. The food pantry has no residency requirement and has served families since 1984. read more...

This week I was finally able to get to the business of reaching out to our participants in the Digital Divide project and offering some new opportunities for further training. With all of the necessary preliminary work done and a better awareness about how things work here at CCTV I was able to implement everything in the form of direct contact with those we are hoping to help. I left many messages, got a few call backs, and ended up talking to a handful of people one-on-one. Most seemed very enthusiastic, and there were a few that asked to view the upcoming schedule. The most common concern, of course, was having the time to devote to such an endeavor. Hopefully they will be able to find time in their schedules to come and learn more about media-making as a next step towards producing their own media. read more...

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Vladimir: Ah finally we arrive at Oktober! We receive invite to Guest Star like last year for to dispense tips for Halloween safeties of Trick and Treaters...

Greta: Vladimir, I tell you like last year, Trick OR Treat, not Trick AND Treat!

Vladimir: Ha, yes Trick OR Treat, but main operations, though, is focus to Treat. Ahem…

Greta: Yes, and last year you eat too much treat… read more...

So, I've finished up the summer program at CCTV (nicknamed SMITE) and have some great things to say about it. I now continue volunteering at CCTV into the beginning of the school year, but I wrapped up my work with other interns over the summer in early August. read more...

Location: Community Conference Room, 344 Broadway, Cambridge City Hall Annex, Cambridge MA

The Cambridge Community Development Department partners with the Center for Women & Enterprise to provide services to Cambridge residents, aspiring entrepreneurs, and businesses. The following activities are offered free of charge to eligible Cambridge participants. Others interested in participating may be required to pay a small fee. Information sessions are free for everyone. Space is limited. To sign-up for activities, to check your eligibility, or to get more information, please contact the Economic Development Division at: 617-349-4637 or rholmes@cambridge.ma.gov

El evento se realizó el sábado 27 de setienbre del 2008.

Este video lo hice con la camarita Flip.

BeLive was fortunate to have guest Justine Deutsche discuss and demonstrate acupuncture (8/19/08). Unbeknownst to us, the half-hour segment actually ended a few minutes before the clock struck the precise half hour mark -- so all of our contact info was cut off!!

For those of you who were inspired to try acupuncture, or to stop by and learn more, Justine can be reached as follows:

Acupuncture Together
2464 Massachusetts Avenue
Suite 420
Cambridge, MA 02140
Tel: (617) 499-9993

Clinic Hours:
Monday 3:30-7:30
Tuesday 9:30-1:30
Wednesday 1:30-5:30
Thursday 3:30-7:30
Saturday 9:30-12:30

Website:
http://www.acupuncturetogether.com/

Saturday, October 4, 2008
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Middlesex Lounge
315 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA

Let's Act. Not React.
Register. Donate. Call. Knock.

We need you to make President Obama a reality.

Yes, we mean YOU
your girlfriend, your boyfriend, your best friends, your entourage, your dance crew
Yes WE can.

Join the movement in Boston.
Get on the guest list: after.nov4@gmail.com or call 8282426672.

Do you work with a progressive group in Boston? Interested in co-hosting Catalyst '08? Promote the event to your group and connect with attendees after Election Day. after.nov4@gmail.com to learn more.

To check out the facebook event page, click the link below:
http://www.new.facebook.com/event.php?eid=26165469307

Cambridge Community Television is the public access television, cable radio, and computer multimedia center serving the extraordinary city of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Already voted best in the nation seven times, CCTV is seeking a talented staffer to join our team.

We are seeking an energetic, ambitious, creative and mature individual to oversee our membership operations, manage our communications, and promote CCTV’s services and channels to the greater community. If you would enjoy being a cheerleader and proselytizer for a vibrant and dynamic community media center, this may be the job for you!

If you like working with people, have experience with desktop design and publishing, can manage records in Filemaker Pro, are able to set goals, meet deadlines, and maintain a standard of quality that reflects the great work that CCTV does, we hope that you will apply. read more...

The New York Times recruited student reporters from colleges and universities across the country to report on student reaction to Friday night's Presidential Debate. The reviews are in: Senator Obama's message of change, relief to middle class families, and a smart foreign policy continues to resonate with young people. I will let our local Cambridge resident, Neil McMullen explain why. He speaks about turning 18 years old and voting for the first time with his naturalized United States citizen mother and older brother. Neil offers some insightful and personal feelings about democracy in America and the right to vote in the land of the free. I will be reporting on these final days of Presidential Debates and Election 2008...please follow video blogs. Be live...Be there

At the first 2008 Presidential Debate, Barack Obama emerged as a candidate who was at least as knowledgeable, judicious and unflappable as John McCain on foreign policy ... and more knowledgeable, and better suited to deal with the economic crisis and domestic problems the country faces. Barack Obama seemed very presidential. Cambridge residents attending a Presidential DebateWatch party share their thoughts after spending an evening together watching both candidates speak directly to the American voters. I have the wonderful honor and opportunity to volunteer as a CCTV Intern and will participate as a Citizen Journalist in the CCTV's NeighborMedia Program and in the spirit of service to our community, I will be reporting on these final days of Presidential Debates and Election 2008...please follow video blogs. Be live...Be there

Audio coming soon... Joel Kovel, distinguished Professor of Barth College, takes the listener through the historical and culture=political aspects of Zionism. The interview, brilliantly executed, employs the dialectical method to uncover the deeper nature of racism as practiced in modern Israel. The listener discovers how ideology clouds insight by imposing a distorted preconception over the brutalization of an entire people. And how the rationalization of such brutality is manufactured by a modern political clique in whose interest it functions.
The WZBC interview was part of the weekly 4 hour "Truth and Justice Radio" program Sunday's from 6 to 10 am on 90.3 FM and was first broadcast 20 January 2008.
We invite and encourage our listeners to post comment on this tutorial.
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