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07-10-2013 to 08-02-2013 12:00 PM to 12:00 PM

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The Next Great Visionary Contest with Maggie Ostara, PhD

Are you ready to become the Next Great Visionary Business?

Can you feel the calling within you that now is the time,
you are here to contribute to the New World Age now emerging,
and you are no longer willing to let anything—
internal or external—get in your way?

The Next Great Visionary Business Contest, created and hosted by Maggie Ostara, PhD, is designed to help you get all the
training you need to WIN BIG – and all at no cost to you!

Learn More and Register Here: http://bit.ly/12ZJLRf

How would you like step-by-step guidance on how to bring your vision out into the world through the form of your business, so that you can:

Manifest your life purpose,
Make an excellent living while doing so, and
Generate the revenue you need to be able to fully fund your vision?

The purpose of the contest is to inspire, educate and uplift an entire generation of visionary entrepreneurs whose mission is to create a positive impact on the world.

Not only is there $50,000 in prizes at stake, but when you enter, you’ll receive training on messaging, web design, video production and creating lucrative events—all the fundamentals. And not only training—but step by step action items that you must do in order to advance in the contest—as well as succeed in your business.

Don’t miss out on all of this Training and Fabulous Prizes, all at NO COST TO YOU. Go here to learn how you can become the Next Great Visionary Entrepreneur: http://bit.ly/12ZJLRf

About Maggie:

Maggie Ostara, PhD is a powerful and passionate voice for planetary healing through the development of visionary business. In the midst of the demise of the old economy, tremendous opportunity exists for those with the courage and vision to seed the New World Age with businesses that make a positive impact on the world.

Maggie teaches visionary entrepreneurs how to gain visibility and develop business acumen so that they can create lucrative and leveraged, Soul-Inspired businesses, the income they deserve, and the impact they have always wanted.

Maggie is a multiply-published author, an arousing public speaker, an accomplished and beloved teacher, and highly intuitive and results-oriented money mentor and business coach. To learn more about Maggie you can visit www.soulsignaturesuccess.com

07-14-2013

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July 14th House Concert Margaret & Kristoph

Margaret & Kristoph
July 14th 8:00 pm | $20
House Concert at 3031 S. Edison in downtown Graton

Oakland-based duo Margaret & Kristoph will perform a concert of Celtic, Medieval, Renaissance, and Tolkien music on Celtic harp, guitar, flute, octave mandolin, recorders, and vocals. They will be joined for this show by bodhran-player Ernie Williams.

Multi-instrumentalists and singers Margaret Davis and Kristoph Klover have been performing together for over twenty years, with a repertoire of traditional Celtic, Medieval, and Renaissance music ranging from haunting harp-based ballads and troubadour love songs to Irish dances to original settings of Tolkien's writings. Williams is a 3 time World Championship competitor on his instrument.

For more information about the concert and to RSVP, contact Lou at (707) 826-2608 or [email protected]

For more information about Margaret & Kristoph, visit
http://www.flowinglass.com/mk/index.html

07-14-2013 04:00 PM to 05:30 PM

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Gifts

Gifts is a duo show with actors, puppets, trench wrap, a bowling trophy, steering wheel and electric sander,
in three linked stories about love, loss, and gift.

Conrad Bishop & Elizabeth Fuller are 40-year experimental theatre vets, playing over 3,500 shows nationwide, plus radio series on KPFA, KRCB and stations throughout the US.

Gifts plays on Sunday, July 14, 4:00 pm, at Occidental Center for the Arts. Admission is free, with donations accepted after the show.

Reservations at [email protected].

Video sampler & responses...

From the Bay Guardian—

"Completely contained within the parameters of a throw rug, a small table and a pair of stools form the entirety of stage and set, while an array of props and puppets issue forth from a modest pair of suitcases, transforming the small space into an endless series of freeways, the tree of life, an amorphous dreamscape, a three-story walk-up, and the ephemeral realm of a pair of hungry gods. In fluid succession, a wrong turn on the freeway becomes a 40-year commitment to a path that feels as much like a mistake as a destination; the prospect of receiving a major award becomes a bittersweet comitragedy of errors; a couple facing the erosion of their golden years by the leaden weight of market forces experience a visitation from the gods — forces much more powerful than the merely mortal ones that have previously formed their trajectory. And through it all, the almost subversive notion simmering, that a life lived creatively is a life worth whatever the material drawbacks, and that the transformative nature of the journey is by far the greatest reward." — Nicole Gluckstern, Bay Guardian