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Thu Feb
9
6:00p - 8:00p

STARBUYER PROGRAM

Presented by NHS of Staten Island


Homeownership assistance
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Thu Feb
9
06:00p - 10:00p

We Love Astoria Valentine's Pop-Up Market

Presented by Astoria Market and Showroom by C


The creators of the Astoria Market and Showroom By C invite you to join us for the We Love Astoria Pop-Up Market on Thursday, February 9th from 6pm to 10pm. The market will be held at Time Cafe located on Broadway between 44th & 45th Streets in Astoria.
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Thu Feb
9
Tue Feb
21
9 a - 4:p

Now Registering for our Free CLERICAL SKILLS TRAINING & GED PROGRAM

Presented by Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow


We are currently registering for our February 2012 cycle - CLERICAL SKILLS TRAINING & GED PROGRAM. Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow (OBT) is a not-for- profit organization that provides education, college assistance, job training and job placement assistance to young adults ages 17 – 21. During our 20- week program, we provide classes in Keyboarding, Computer Applications, Office Procedures, Business English, Business Math, Job Readiness, Public Speaking and Communication, and GED Preparation (if needed). Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m. If you know of someone who would benefit from this program PLEASE LET HIM OR HER KNOW. COME AND REGISTER NOW!! For more information you can call us at 718-369-0303 or visit our website at http://obtjobs.org/index.php/19 For a list of programs please visit us at: http://obtjobs.org/index.php/4
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Thu Feb
9
11:00a - 12:00p

Job Searching & Resume Writing: Organizing and Managing Your Job Search

Presented by St.George Library Center (NYPL)


In this session, participants will learn how to plan, set goals, and manage their job search on an ongoing basis, so that they stay motivated and get the job that they Want!
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Thu Feb
9
12:30p - 6:00p

Improvisation Workshop with Michael J. Gellman

Presented by Artistic New Directions


Character to Scene Improvisation Workshop with Michael J. Gellman
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Thu Feb
9

Concert to Celebrate and Remember the Life of Joe Maneri

Presented by Douglass Street Music Collective


Featuring: Michael Attias, saxophone, Simon Jermyn, bass, Josh Sinton, baritone sax/bass clarinet, Steve Dalachinsky, words, Matt Pavolka, bass, Roy Campbell, trumpet, Aram Bajakian, guitar, Russ Lossing, piano, Jean Carla Rodea, voice, Gerald Cleaver, drums, Sten Hostfalt, guitar, Kris Davis, piano, David Rothenberg, clarinet, Juan Pablo Carletti, drums, Terrence McManus, guitar, Lucian Ban, piano, Max Johnson, bass, Christopher Meeder, tuba, Matt Moran, vibes, Jonathan Vincent, accordion, Noah Kaplan, saxophone, Ben Jaffe, saxophone, Abe Maneri, voice, Mat Maneri, viola, others to be confirmed
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Thu Feb
9
:p - 9:00p

Love and Leather

Presented by Housing Works


all in love with leather goods for any fashion fetish. Stop by Housing Works Chelsea thrift shop for steals, deals, sweets and sweat at our second annual sales event.
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Thu Feb
9
6:00p - 8:00p

IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas

Presented by National Museum of the American Indian


This 20-panel banner exhibition explores the history, culture and contemporary reality of people who share African American and Native American ancestry.
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Thu Feb
9
12:30p - 1:30p

Campaign Watch 2012 with Steve Schmidt, Robert Shrum, and George Stephanopoulos

Presented by Wagner Policy Alliance


Speakers will evaluate the upcoming presidential election in light of the first several caucuses and primary elections, and will discuss the current state of the Republican field, public opinion on the Obama administration and his campaigning efforts, and potential general election scenarios.
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Fri Feb
10
6:30p - 8:30p

BORROW: The American Way of Debt - Talk and Book Signing with Author Louis Hyman

Presented by The Cooper Union


In BORROW: The American Way of Debt—How Personal Credit Created the American Middle Class and Almost Bankrupted the Nation, economist Louis Hyman delivers an accessible and informed history on the rise of personal borrowing in the United States, demonstrating that today’s problems are not as new as we think. Hyman describes the evolution of personal loans, finding that our borrowing patterns are similar to our grandparents, but higher basic expenses, stagnating wages and increased economic competition from abroad have made it harder to repay our debts.
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