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Complete SAT Prep: Classroom (Easton - 8/29/2010)

Kaplan's Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course is our most popular prep option for students prepping for the SAT. Considering PSAT or ACT prep as well? What Makes Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Unique? - The most Personalized Prep: a custom study plan based on your needs - Unmatched Expertise: our expert teachers use dynamic lesson plans to customize classroom sessions - The Ultimate in Convenience: many convenient class options and locations - The Best Guarantee: higher score guaranteed or your money back The Kaplan Difference Watch the videos at the right to learn how the Kaplan difference can work for you.

When: Aug 29, 2010 12 AM to Oct 6, 2010 12 AM
Where: North Easton, Massachusetts, United States in North Easton, Massachusetts (Sun, 29 Aug 2010 00 )

"Emma" at the beach...

Let's hope for a beautiful late summer day and let's spend Saturday at the beach discussing Emma. Our Meetup will, once again, be a picnic, so, please, mention in your reply what you will be bringing. Thank you! "Emma is the story of Miss Emma Woodhouse, a well-to-do young woman in a small English town. After her governess, Miss Taylor, marries and becomes Mrs. Weston, Emma is left with her hypochondriac, hyper-concerned father as her sole companion. She therefore takes the poor, unconnected, yet gentle Harriet under her wing. Emma's love of matchmaking leads her to meddle in Harriet's love life, and to set up some romantic misadventures of her own! A humorous, satirical work, where the plot is often secondary to the characters themselves. From the garrulous Miss Bates, to the querulous Mr Woodhouse, to the gallant Mr. Knightley and erratic Mr. Churchill, a fascinating and highly readable example of Jane Austen's prowess with the English language." We will meet at Rebecca's and walk to the beach together. We will be able to park at Rebecca's and on the street in front of her house. Address and directions will be sent in a separate email to each of you. (I will put very easy to follow directions together & send them out soon. Look back for updates - Rebecca)

When: Sep 11, 2010 12 PM
Where: North Easton, Massachusetts, United States in North Easton, Massachusetts (Sat, 11 Sep 2010 12 )

Golf FORE Blue Dog

Come join us for our third annual Golf FORE Blue Dog golf tournament to raise money for the dogs at the shelter! Our past tournaments have been huge successes, and we hope to make this years event bigger and better!Registration is $125/golfer (includes golf cart, dinner and thank you bag)Awards for top placing teams, including 1st Place Men & Women, Longest Drive and Closest to the PinSILENT AUCTION! ~ RAFFLES! ~ PUTTING CONTESTS! ~ HOLE-IN-ONE HOLE!*Dogs are not allowed at this event

When: Sep 13, 2010 8 AM
Where: North Easton, Massachusetts, United States in North Easton, Massachusetts (Mon, 13 Sep 2010 08 )

Scarecrow Stomp

Official Website: Scarecrow Stomp
Occurs at: Children's Museum in Easton
Location: 9 Sullivan Avenue, Easton, MA

Bring some old or outgrown pants and shirt to stuff, and make a scarecrow to take home (we'll provide the stuffings!). Press some apple cider (and taste the delicious results), crank the handle of our old fashioned wringer washer and hang your socks out to dry (actually parents, the kids LOVE this chore), and dress up like a 'country bumpkin'.

Awesome autumn crafts, old fashioned games (remember the ol' donut on the string game?) and lively folk music make this a family-friendly event!

Going GREEN this year! Bring an old pillow case, cloth sack or purchase a burlap sack from us for a dollar! (instead of plastic bags we used to use for the head)

Admission to the Scarecrow Stomp is:
• $5 per person for members
• $10 per person for non-members
with a family maximum of $30 (at same address)

Admission includes all Scarecrow Stomp activities and admission to the Museum’s interactive exhibits. Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase. Call ahead in the event of inclement weather.

Please limit to: 1 Adult sized scarecrow per family or a couple of kid sized scarecrows. Remember, your scarecrow needs space to ride home in your car with you!

For more information call 508-230-3789 or visit our website: www.charityadvantage.com/ChildrensmuseumEaston/scarecrowstomp.asp


When: Sep 19, 2010 12 AM to Sep 19, 2010 12 AM
Where: Children's Museum in Easton in North Easton, Massachusetts
Cost: Admission is $5 for members, $10 for non-members with a family maximum of $30 (Sun, 19 Sep 2010 00 )

JASNA Mass. chapter meeting 9/19 at 2:00 PM

Hello to all, Here is the JASNA Mass. Chapter schedule for the year. I'm posting this more as an FYI meetup than a regular meetup. I'm currently planning on attending. I emailed the JASNA Mass regional coordinator a few weeks ago. They might promote us by adding a link to our meetup page. So, hopefully a few of us can make it to their meetings! Cheers! Kirk Sunday, September 19, 2010 at 2 p. m. Speaker: Pamela Bromberg Topic: TBD Pamela Bronberg is a Professor and Director of the Graduate Program in English at Simmons College in Boston. Wheelock College, Brookline Campus 43 Hawes Street, Brookline, MA Sunday, November 14, 2010 at 2 p. m. Speaker: Sarah Emsley Topic: TBD Sarah Emsley teaches in the Expository Writing Program at Harvard University. She is the author of Jane Austen's Philosophy of the Virtues (2005) and editor of Jane Austen and the North Atlantic (2006). Wheelock College, Brookline Campus 43 Hawes Street, Brookline, MA Jane Austen Birthday Celebration Plans are under way! Sunday, March 20, 2010 at 2 p. m. Speaker: Nancy Yee Topic: John Thorpe - Villain Ordinaire: The Modern Montoni Nancy Yee is a former English Professor and Chair at Fitchburg State College. She now teaches Austen and other courses on nineteenth-century and world novels for the Academy for Lifelong Learning at Cape Cod Community College. Wheelock College, Brookline Campus 43 Hawes Street, Brookline, MA Sunday, May 1, 2010 at 2 p. m. Speaker: Rachel Brownstein Topic: TBD Rachel Brownstein is the author of numerous scholarly articles and reviews regarding Jane Austen, including entries on Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, and Pride and Prejudice in The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. She is also renowned for two critically acclaimed books - Becoming a Heroine: Reading about Women in Novels, and Tragic Muse: Rachel of the Comedie-Francaise. This is an open invitation to deepen your pleasure in and enrich your enjoyment of Jane Austen: If you really love Jane Austen, consider joining JASNA (The Jane Austen Society of North America) and JASNA Massachusetts, a local Region of JASNA. We welcome all who enjoy Jane Austen's works. Our JASNA Massachusetts Region is one of the many Regions of the national organization of JASNA. We have many Austen scholars among our membership as well as those who simply enjoy reading Austen and sharing their pleasure with others. We hold five events during our membership year: four regular meetings (September, November, March and May), plus a celebration of Jane Austen's birthday in December. These events usually consist of a talk or lecture lasting about an hour, followed by discussion and refreshments. Please note that JASNA national membership does not include membership in the Massachusetts Region. JASNA Massachusetts dues are collected annually (September to August) in lieu of contributions at the door. To renew or start an annual membership, please return a check payable to JASNA-Mass for $15 (regular) or $7.50 (student) to Heidi Sondergaard Jensen, 32 Dalton Rd, Holliston, MA 01746-2417. All are welcome to pay their dues at the door. Those who are not members of JASNA Massachusetts can simply pay $5.00 for each lecture they attend. We'd be very pleased to have you join us at our next meeting. This is an open invitation to deepen your pleasure in and enrich your enjoyment of Jane Austen: If you really love Jane Austen, consider joining JASNA (The Jane Austen Society of North America) and JASNA Massachusetts, a local Region of JASNA. We welcome all who enjoy Jane Austen's works. Our JASNA Massachusetts Region is one of the many Regions of the national organization of JASNA. We have many Austen scholars among our membership as well as those who simply enjoy reading Austen and sharing their pleasure with others. jasnama.org/

When: Sep 19, 2010 2 PM
Where: North Easton, Massachusetts, United States in North Easton, Massachusetts (Sun, 19 Sep 2010 14 )

"Emma" Part II

For those who are not able to be with us on the 11th, and for those of us who just want to meet again and discuss some more, we will continue our discussion of Emma at the Borders Books and Cafe in Braintree.

When: Sep 30, 2010 7 PM
Where: North Easton, Massachusetts, United States in North Easton, Massachusetts (Thu, 30 Sep 2010 19 )

Introduction to Zero Balancing / North Easton, MA / Curreri

INTRODUCTION TO ZERO BALANCING

Dates: October 2, 2010

Class location:

Easton Yoga Center

50 Oliver St.

North Easton, MA 02356

Teacher and contact:

Mary Beth Curreri

mbcurreript@aol.com

508-238-2077

Class length:1 day 6.5CEUs

Prerequisite: none

Sponsored by Zero Balancing Health Association 8640 Guilford Rd., Ste. 240, Columbia, MD 21046 410-381-8956 fax: 410-381-9634 zbha@zerobalancing.com www.zerobalancing.com

When: Oct 2, 2010 8 AM to Oct 2, 2010 4 PM
Where: Collaborative Therapies in North Easton, Massachusetts
Cost: Student 150.00

Discount of $25 if fee is paid in full at least 30 days before the first day of class. Student-30 day advance purchase discount 125.00

(Sat, 02 Oct 2010 08 )

Annual Harvest Road Race

5 mile Harvest Road Race and Wellness Expo on October 3, 2010. The race starts at the Easton YMCA on Elm Street at 9:00AM , rain or shine and offers a challenging course for all levels of runners through Historic North Easton and back to the YMCA for refreshments, raffle prizes and Awards Ceremony. Be sure not to miss the Wellness Expo.

When: Oct 3, 2010 12 AM
Where: Easton YMCA in North Easton, Massachusetts
Cost: $15 Pre, $18 Online, $20 day of Registration (Sun, 03 Oct 2010 00 )

The Referral Engine - Teach Your Business to Market Itself

The Referral Engine: Teaching Your Business to Market Itself

John Jantsch, author of Duct Tape Marketing and The Referral Engine presents this information and take-action packed workshop on October 5th from 4 to 7 PM at Stonehill College in Easton MA.

Come to the workshop and learn this and more

Referral leads come with great upside, but require special care

Did you know that humans are wired to give referrals, but we need to overcome the risks

You can make referrals an expectation, but you must have the process in place to make it work

A referred lead comes with great upside.

In many cases referral generation can happen with very little marketing expense. Referred leads are generally more qualified and ready to buy because a trusted friend explained what you do and how you do it. The best outcome is that a referred lead expects to pay a premium to get the result that their friend explained is only possible by working with you. And this presentation will cover how to handle referrals to ensure this result.

We are wired to give referrals.

Theres plenty of psychological, social, and even physiological evidence to suggest that humans are wired to make referrals. It makes us feel good, part of a community, part of something bigger than ourselves. From a practical point of view, it also makes great business sense. If we build a network of referral sources we become more valuable to our own clients and build social and financial capital with the sources we refer regularly. The workshop give you practical steps to make this happen.

You can make referrals an expectation

If you provide great products and services you will likely receive your share of referrals, but organizations can also make referral generation an expectation by presenting the idea of referrals during the sales process, following up with customers to make certain they had a great experience, creating ongoing campaigns that focus on the referral message, and actively building, educating and activating a referral partner network tend to receive the bulk of their new business by way of referral. Well review this in much greater detail.

Generating referrals can be systematic approach

Many people dont adopt some systematic approach to referral generation because while they may receive a number of referrals they dont really understand why. Referrals come about most often by way of a great customer experience yet most businesses approach them by way of some sales or service tactic. A referral generation strategy steeped in a great customer experience is the first order of a systematic process. John will talk about the rest of the steps.

Why are referrals are made?

Trust is the single most important reason a recommendation is made, and conversely, lack of trust is the single greatest reason referrals dont happen. How do you build that trust?

Social media opens the door to new tools to generate referrals?

Online tools and social networks offer businesses some very powerful ways to deepen relationships with customers and partners particularly when used to supplement face to face offline tactics. This workshop will get into the details.

Any business can build a referral network when they realize what an important tool it is. The first step is to take a good hard look at your overall referability.

Is the overall customer experience one that leaves them thrilled? If you study every way in which your business comes into contact with a customer as they move from know, like, trust, try, buy, repeat and on to refer and plug any gaps in the experience. This simple step will get you on your way to a consistent flow of referrals.

Come spend a few hours with John and learn how to build a referral engine that gets your business to market itself.

Register Now

When: Oct 5, 2010 4 PM to Oct 6, 2010 7 PM
Where: North Easton, Massachusetts, United States in North Easton, Massachusetts
Cost: Referral Engine Seminar Ticket - Early Bird 99.00

Referral Engine Seminar - Regular Price 129.00

(Tue, 05 Oct 2010 16 )

Halloween Romp

Official Website: Halloween Romp
Occurs at: Children's Museum in Easton
Location: 9 Sullivan Avenue, Easton, MA
Phone:(508) 230-3789
Date: Saturday, October 16, 2010 - Saturday, October 16, 2010
Hours: Hours Vary

Love our New Year's Eve party? Then you will love what we have 'brewed' up for Halloween! We can barely keep our excitement under our (pointed) hats! Fall under our spell and into your costume at our wicked fun bash which promises a frightfully fun time for all ages.

• indoor & outdoor activities
• Halloween activities
• decorate trick-or-treat bags
• fortunes told
• spooky music with Jane MacAuslan
• creepy animal show
• trick-or-treat lantern romp through the garden


• Includes admission to the Museum and all Halloween Romp activities
• Held rain or shine.
• Tickets are limited so please call early.
• 508-230-3789


When: Oct 16, 2010 12 AM to Oct 16, 2010 12 AM
Where: Children's Museum in Easton in North Easton, Massachusetts
Cost: M / $5 per person; NM / $10 per person (Sat, 16 Oct 2010 00 )

Jane Hirshfield at Stonehill College

Jane Hirshfield will be reading at Stonehill College in the Chet Raymo Literary Series. Check with College for accurate details of time and place

When: Oct 27, 2010 7 PM to Oct 27, 2010 8 PM
Where: Stonehill College in North Easton, Massachusetts (Wed, 27 Oct 2010 19 )

Introduction to Zero Balancing / North Easton, MA / Curreri / Nov 2010

INTRODUCTION TO ZERO BALANCING

Dates: November 7, 2010

Class location:

Collaborative Therapies
115 Main Street, Suite 2C
North Easton, MA 02356

Teacher and contact:

Mary Beth Curreri

mbcurreript@aol.com

508-238-2077

Class length: four days; 25 CE hours

Prerequisite: none

Sponsored by Zero Balancing Health Association 8640 Guilford Rd., Ste. 240, Columbia, MD 21046 410-381-8956 fax: 410-381-9634 zbha@zerobalancing.com www.zerobalancing.com

When: Nov 7, 2010 8 AM to Nov 7, 2011 4 PM
Where: Easton Yoga Center in North Easton, Massachusetts
Cost: Student 150.00

Discount of $25 if fee is paid in full at least 30 days before the first day of class. Student-30 day advance purchase discount 125.00

(Sun, 07 Nov 2010 08 )

MCAT Advantage - On Site (North Easton - 1/29/2011)

With your busy schedule, do you need to be focused and efficient with the time you have to prep? MCAT Advantage Course is perfect for students who want comprehensive prep in a structured classroom setting. It's the nation's most popular prep choice for the MCAT. What Makes MCAT Advantage Unique? - Convenient schedules choose the schedule that best meets your demanding schedule - Personal attention combined with an interactive group setting - Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's renowned MCAT faculty - Complete access to your local Kaplan Center Course Structure Kaplan's MCAT Advantage Course is designed for the student whose schedule demands focused and efficient prep and flexible schedule options. The course includes 54 classroom instructional hours and 32 testing hours spread across 24 sessions. With our MCAT Advantage Course, you'll benefit from comprehensive instruction from a dynamic, high-scoring instructor. And as a Kaplan student, you can be confident your instructor is high trained and supported by a vast network of academic advisors, student advisors, and curriculum specialists. It's all part of the Kaplan difference.

When: Jan 29, 2011 12 AM to Apr 2, 2011 12 AM
Where: North Easton, Massachusetts, United States in North Easton, Massachusetts (Sat, 29 Jan 2011 00 )

Complete SAT Prep: Classroom (Easton - 1/30/2011)

Kaplan's Complete SAT Prep: Classroom course is our most popular prep option for students prepping for the SAT. Considering PSAT or ACT prep as well? What Makes Complete SAT Prep: Classroom Course Unique? - The most Personalized Prep: a custom study plan based on your needs - Unmatched Expertise: our expert teachers use dynamic lesson plans to customize classroom sessions - The Ultimate in Convenience: many convenient class options and locations - The Best Guarantee: higher score guaranteed or your money back The Kaplan Difference Watch the videos at the right to learn how the Kaplan difference can work for you.

When: Jan 30, 2011 12 AM to May 1, 2011 12 AM
Where: North Easton, Massachusetts, United States in North Easton, Massachusetts (Sun, 30 Jan 2011 00 )

Zero Balancing I / North Easton, MA / Curreri

ZERO BALANCING I

Dates: Four sundays, once a month:

Feb. 6, March 6, April 3 and May 1, 2011

Class location:

Collaborative Therapies
115 Main Street, Suite 2C
North Easton, MA 02356

Teacher and contact:

Mary Beth Curreri

mbcurreript@aol.com

508-238-2077

Class length: four days; 25 CE hours

Prerequisite: none

Sponsored by Zero Balancing Health Association 8640 Guilford Rd., Ste. 240, Columbia, MD 21046 410-381-8956 fax: 410-381-9634 zbha@zerobalancing.com www.zerobalancing.com

When: Feb 6, 2011 9 AM to May 1, 2011 4 PM
Where: Easton Yoga Center in North Easton, Massachusetts
Cost: Student 595.00

Discount of $50 if tuition is paid in full at least 30 days before first day of class. Student-30 day advance purchase discount 545.00

(Sun, 06 Feb 2011 09 )

Zero Balancing II / North Easton, MA / Curreri

ZERO BALANCING II

Dates: two weekends, October 22-23 and November 5-6, 2011

Class location:

Collaborative Therapies
115 Main Street, Suite 2C
North Easton, MA 02356

Teacher and contact:

Mary Beth Curreri

mbcurreript@aol.com

508-238-2077

Class length: four days; 25 CE hours

Prerequisite: ZB I

Sponsored by Zero Balancing Health Association 8640 Guilford Rd., Ste. 240, Columbia, MD 21046 410-381-8956 fax: 410-381-9634 zbha@zerobalancing.com www.zerobalancing.com

When: Oct 22, 2011 9 AM to Nov 6, 2011 4 PM
Where: Easton Yoga Center in North Easton, Massachusetts
Cost: Student 595.00

Discount of $50 if tuition is paid in full at least 30 days before first day of class. Student-30 day advance purchase discount 545.00

(Sat, 22 Oct 2011 09 )

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