Does anyone have access to this great movie???

I am a licensed realtor. Since the crash of the real estate market, my income went from $130k+ to $9K YTD. Each one of my rental properties are in jeopardy of foreclosure. One, I recently lost. This rental property was sold at sheriff sale on October 7th. Prior to the sale, I remained in contact with the servicer. The servicer agreed to give more time to provide financials but, sold the property before I could send the final information to them, without notification. I owed approximately $175K. The property was sold for a substantial low amount of $108K. Also, I am being sued by the tenants for their last month's rent and security deposit. Do I have any rights to redeem the property? Is there a redemption period? Since the property was sold for such a lesser amount, am I subjected to be sued by lender for the shortfall? Since this not my primary residence, is there any legal counsel available for a depleted realtor who is in the process of practically losing everything? Please help.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Rock Band Liquor Boxx Partners With National Non-Profit for Suicide Prevention Conference

PHILADELPHIA (November 7, 2008) – Described by one critic as “sexy Chicago rock,” Liquor Boxx will see their “Inner Peace Tour 2008” swinging through Philadelphia to help promote a good cause.. The bluesy alternative rock band will be performing two shows at the 5th "National Mental Health on Campus Conference”, at the University of Pennsylvania.

Liquor Boxx is honored to be working with Active Minds, a non-profit that supports student-run mental health awareness, education, and advocacy groups on college campuses across the country. “We are fortunate to be involved with Active Minds, an organization which can and does truly make a difference in the lives of young people. Active Minds gives them an outlet and we are grateful to have the opportunity to share our voice with its members.

Liquor Boxx is currently on the East Coast leg of their 16-month "Inner Peace" tour, which has seen them perform more than 220 dates across the country. The band has played the New Orleans Jazz Fest, appeared on the Dave Navarro show "Spread", performed at the Chicago City Limits festival, is impacting college radio nationwide, appeared on WGN-TV's "Make It or Break It," played a raucous showcase at the Atlantis Music Conference and most recently played Myrtle Beach Bike Week. Along the way, the band has garnered strong support from industry sponsors including notable endorsements from Precision Musical Products, Nino925 Jewelry & Accessories, Kronodale Guitars, Chii Clothing, Wide Rides Guitar Straps, and Entertainer’s Secret.

The 5th "National Mental Health on Campus Conference”, takes place on Friday, November 14, with Liquor Boxx performing at 1:30 pm and 8:15 pm and is free of charge. In addition to the Active Minds event, Liquor Boxx will be playing Sweeney’s on Thursday, November 13, at 11:00 p.m. Sweeney’s is located at 13639 Philmont Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19116, phone: (215) 677-3177, cost: $3. For additional information on Liquor Boxx, contact Alana Mileras at 440.812.3214 or visit www.myspace.com/liquornbooze.

About Refugee Entertainment, LLC - Refugee Entertainment, LLC is an independent record label that specializes in developing the careers of national-caliber recording artists through its innovative marketing and promotion techniques, aggressive sales programs, and strategic partnerships with industry affiliates.

For further information, contact:
Refugee Entertainment, LLC
Telephone: 440.812.3214
E-mail: Alana@refugeerecords.com
Web: www.refugeeentertainmentllc.com

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Hey all! We just started a new business that we are exited to share with Philly! We are called MMLilly, and we buy no longer used Gadgets like iPhones, Blackberries, iPods, Laptops, and lots more. We like to say, "Have your gadgets go from collecting dust to collecting cash!".

I can personally meet you in Wynnefield near St Joes, Bala Cynwyd at the Library or Post Office, Center City at CCP (18th and Callowhill or 17th and Spring Garden), or at Temple University (Where I am a student :))

Thanks so much for looking at this, I really want to spread the word around Philly, and start helping me get rid of there not so old, but no longer used electronics!

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marc@mmlilly.com

Philadelphia-----OCTOBER 24, 2008 ----

This October, Philadelphia audiences will be treated to a popular but underappreciated pairing--a $500 poetry slam fused with visual art and a soul concert from indie music artists. National promotion group, Below The Radar, and local Philly Brand Authentic/Kholi PR+, will welcome national recording artist, Ken J. Martin, to Rough Language V-- a poetry slam featuring 12 of the top poets from across the country and a $500 cash prize.
This event will take place Friday, October 24th, 2008 at the Bubble House in Philadelphia, PA. and will feature Soul Music by Atlanta native; guitarist, singer, songwriter, Ken J. Martin. It will also include three rounds of performance poetry judged by five celebrity guest judges. This will mark the fifth installment of the Rough Language Poetry Slam series. In the previous events, poets also competed for a $500 cash prize as well as a chance to compete for the $1000 prize in March 2009 in Atlanta and ultimately a chance to perform at the Akoben Music Festival in New Orleans.
"We knew because of our presence in the local community we would get a certain level of attendance, but we were really shocked by how diverse the audience was becoming," said Below the Radar founder and member of the two time National Poetry Slam Champ Team, Slam Charlotte, Bethsheba "Queen Sheba" Rem. "We felt this was the right time to push the envelope."
Sheba is not only a popular fixture on the nation's underground poetry scene, but highly loved and respected as a leader in the arts community by her peers. "She's extremely personable," said one audience member. "If she's performing or hosting, you feel like she's talking right to you. She makes everyone feel special. You leave the poetry slam feeling happy and motivated."
The Rough Language promoters, Carrie Y.T. Kholi and Beth(sheba) A. Rem are planning for this slam series on October 24th at the Bubble House but the wheels are already turning for, Dec 2008, which will feature Hidden Beach Recording Artist, Jaguar Wright and Atlanta's new young voices that give background to Kelis and many others, Ms. Eva Kennedy. Below the Radar and Kholi PR+ plan to team up again in Philadelphia in January 2009 (feature TBD) and in Atlanta March 2009 for the highly anticipated Women's History Month Show with the coveted $1,000 slam, featuring British Fenom Julie Dexter and other surprise guest artists!

About Below the Radar
Created in July 2007 by esteemed poet, writer and activist, Bethsheba 'Queen Sheba' Rem, Oya Xclusive is a one-stop booking agency and promotion/production company consisting of an all-star executive team consisting of A&R representatives, distribution and promotion representatives, grant writers, youth organizers, Web and graphic designers, word-shop facilitators, business and tour managers, photographers and audiovisual specialists. Below the Radar believes in supporting the growth of all artists and subcontracts artists for performances around the country within the booking segment, to include hosts, singers and emcees. Most recently Oya Xclusive has joined forces with poets in Europe to invest in exposure for both UK and American poets. For more information, please log on to:

www.myspace.com/thequeensheba
www.myspace.com/twistedtongueatl

Media Contacts:
Adah Pittman
Executive Assistant to Julius Irving
770.895.2692
adah.pitman@gmail.com
Carrie Y. T. Kholi
Oya Xclusive Int'l/Below The Radar Presents Rough Language
Executive Assistant to Queen Sheba
404.732.5592
carrie@roughlanguage.com

Building Open Opportunity Structures Together (We Are BOOST) cordially invites everyone to a special community event “Why Live Green: Seven Leaders, Seven Ways You Can Live Healthier and Happier” on Sunday, October 26th from 3PM - 6PM at Dock Street Brewery located at 701 S. 50th Street (50th & Baltimore Avenue) in West Philadelphia, PA.

Event will include panel discussion featuring topics by seven sustainable and green living community leaders. There will be a Q&A session, Brewery tour, giveaways, and networking buffet (included) following the panel presentation. A cash bar will also be available.

Panelists and topics include:

• Anastasia Harrison, LEED AP, AIA, IAQA
Director of Business Development - WESKetch Architecture + Interiors, Inc.
TOPIC: “Why Live Green? Real Reasons, Rationales, and Practical Steps You CAN Take”

• Stephen F. Finkelman, P.E., LEED AP
Associate - CMX Engineering
TOPIC: “LEED for Homes and Energy Conservation Strategies”

• Doug Cohen
Founder - Inspired Futures Global Campaign
TOPIC: “Leaders of the Next Generation: Youth and Sustainability”

• Marianne Malloy
Eastern Regional Network Program Coordinator - Environmental Leadership Program
TOPIC: “ELP: 21st Century Community-Building and Social Capital Creation”

• Peter Abrams
Proprietor - Modern Metal Work & Trenton Atelier
TOPIC: “Waste-Stream Treasures: What You Throw Away Does Not Go Away!”

Additional panel speakers will be selected and announced.
Note: if you or someone you know is interested in speaking at this event, contact BOOST at (206) 202-2883 or email whylivegreen@weareboost.org.

Donation:
$35 per person
$30 group rate (5+)
$15 children under 12

For more information or to RSVP, visit http://www.weareboost.org or call (206) 202-2883.
You may also email whylivegreen@weareboost.org to register for this event.
Tickets will be available at the door if this event does not sell out.

Walk into Cream & Sugar Coffee and Sweet Shop at 4004 Spruce Street and be prepared to use all your sensory functions. See the gourmet individual-sized desserts in the bakery case immediately as you enter the store, smell the fresh brewing coffee, taste the chocolates, feel how dense their giant chocolate chip bakery cookies truly are, and hear the music - together these characteristics along with a friendly, helpful staff create a delightfully warm, welcoming, and tasty sanctuary from the chaos of our everyday world. Everything in the store from the cannoli cream and strawberry cream cheese to the milkshakes and chocolate covered cheesecakes to the bagels and bread puddings are locally or store made. Cream & Sugar caters to the neighborhood resident and college student alike on every budget. Try their coffee and donut special at only $1.50 - a real steal, or if you can splurge, try a gourmet biscotti latte and rice pudding special for $6.00. The shop also offers gift baskets, party platters, and custom bakery cakes. You imagine it and the staff there will deliver! Have a question about a product or interested in placing an order, email the store at creamandsugarsweets@yahoo.com or simply stop on in. The store is open 7 days a week 7am-11pm, and open until 1am Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings. Bring in a copy of this online write-up between now and October 31st for 10% off your first purchase of any bakery item. Also, stop on in Halloween afternoon between 3-7pm and say trick-or-treat for a sweet treat!

UPCOMING AT STUDIO 34...

6th Annual Bike Part Art Show
A Benefit to support Neighborhood Bike Works
Friday, September 12, 6 to 9 p.m.

Come to Studio 34 (4522 Baltimore Ave.) for a silent auction of bicycle-themed artworks to benefit the youth programs at West Philly's Neighborhood Bike Works. The benefit also includes a raffle, live entertainment, and refreshments. Over 100 artworks, including sculptures, furniture, jewelry, paintings, prints, t-shirts, greeting cards, and photographs, are contributed by artists, cycling enthusiasts, and more. Art not sold during the benefit will remain on sale at Studio 34 through Sept. 14. Benefit is sponsored by Victory Brewing Company and Laborers Local Union 57. For more information, contact artshow@neighborhoodbikeworks.org.

Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe 2008

Music & Motion Dance Productions
CONTINENTS
A Global Voyage

Saturday, September 6th, 2008
Two performances at 2:00 & 7:30 PM

Hall of Flags at Houston Hall
University of Pennsylvania
3417 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, PA

VIDEO PREVIEW ON YouTube: CLICK HERE

Tickets: $10 online at www.music-and-motion.com
or through the Fringe Box Office

http://www.caitdavis.com/premiere.html

ART, MUSIC&FILM this Sat, August 23 8pm-11pm
Studio 34
4522 Baltimore Ave

Studio 34 presents a night of Art, Music & Film! Come enjoy an art extravaganza celebrating the premiere of the short film, "IN THIS PLACE," by Cait Davis. In her first film since graduating from college last year, Cait explores personal growth and development. See artwork by local artists: installation, short stories, paintings, pottery & more! Bands throughout the night. Support your local artist, yay!

August 23, 2008 8pm $5 suggested donation.
4522 Baltimore Ave West Philly!
www.studio34yoga.com
www.caitdavis.com

Dear Fellow West Phillyites,

If you have recently had a bad experience with the Oregon Avenue UPS Depot, please call central UPS Customer Service and complain. Give them the specifics. The phone number is 1-800 - PICK-UPS. I had a *horrible* experience today, worse than my usual horrible UPS experience.

I recently ordered a new futon mattress from the Internets. When I ordered it, there was a place for shipping instructions. I wrote that the door buzzer to my apartment building was broken and that the driver should call my cell phone when he arrived. I provided my cell phone number. Now, I know from experience that not all of the drivers carry cell phones, so I spent the entire day looking out the window every two minutes. Finally at 3pm I saw it! I ran downstairs to meet the driver, and...

He told me he left my 70-pound package *at the warehouse* because my apartment building buzzer was broken.

I called UPS central customer service. Central UPS says that the driver absolutely did not have the authority to leave a package behind. Of course they are going to call the Oregon Station depot. I told them that I have not gotten satisfactory response from the Oregon Avenue Depot in the past, and the response has been particularly rude and unhelpful when I have spoken to the manager. The man at central UPS said the only way that UPS could do anything about this was if people in Philadelphia who have had bad experiences with the local UPS called central customer service and complained.

Again, the number is 1-800-PICK-UPS.

Baltimore Ave mommy meet up is embarking on its second meeting. Please join us on June 28, 2008, at noon in Clark Park. This is yet another incentive for moms in the area to come to the park. Every Saturday Clark Park host a farmer's market and every month a fleamarket. So grab the kids, stock up on fresh produce, and stop by the mommy meet up. See you then.

ABOUT THE GROUP:
Meet mothers from the West Philadelphia and University City area who frequent or live nearby Baltimore Ave. With the avenues rich diversity and welcoming atmosphere, I find it fitting to create a mommy meet up here. I envision this group tailoring to moms who want to utilize Clark Park as an outside meeting place and a safe place for our children to play. This meet up is particularly for mothers who are interested in becoming educated consumers and long to green our lives and our children. Our future will depend on our relationship with the environment. Do we protect it and respect it? Now more than ever, global warming and climate change are receiving a lot of media attention and we are being taught different techniques to reduce our carbon emission but what does that mean for mothers. It doesn't have to be overwhelming and we can't expect to be able to do everything but every little bit helps. So, what can we, as mothers, do? And how does what we do now impact our children's future? I hope this organization will give you better insight into how the safety and health of our children are tied to the environment.

For more information: http://sahm.meetup.com/2904
sahm-2904@meetup.com

Think you have what it takes to be a renowned photographer? Always wanted to display your photos, but never had a place to do it? Maybe you’re not quite that ambitious, but you’ve got one killer pic that you’re sure could stand with the best of them?

“Phillyist Framed 2008” is giving local shutterbugs a shot at seeing their art in a gallery. Phillyist, the website about Philadelphia and everything that happens there, invites area residents to submit their photos by May 21. Thirty will be chosen for display at Studio 34: Yoga | Healing | Arts, a new healing and creative arts space in West Philadelphia.

“We’ve long been impressed by the photos our readers send in to our Photoist feature, so we’re looking to give them a chance to display their work in a formal gallery setting,” said Phillyist Framed curator and judge Matt Johnson, Phillyist’s photography and architecture writer.

Any resident of the greater Philadelphia area is welcome to enter up to three photos shot in the region. Entries should be posted to the Phillyist Framed group on Flickr.com, the photo-sharing website, before midnight on May 21. The winning photos will be selected by Johnson and Philadelphia photographers JJ Tiziou (jjtiziou.net) and Brad Maule (phillyskyline.com). Winners will be notified no later than May 30, and will be responsible for framing their work in accordance with Phillyist Framed guidelines. Full rules are posted at http://phillyist.com/2008/04/22/phillyist_framed_rules.php.

The exhibit will go up on June 27 and remain on display for a month at Studio 34: Yoga | Healing | Arts (4522 Baltimore Avenue in West Philly; just 15 minutes from City Hall on SEPTA’s No. 34 trolley line).

The public is invited to the opening reception on Friday, June 27, from 7–9 p.m. “Hang out with other Phillyist readers, celebrate our awesome contributors, and spy on gallery-goers as they gush over your work,” Johnson said.

Phillyist (http://phillyist.com), launched just in time for Live 8 in 2005, covers Philadelphia news and events, restaurants and bars, happenings and goings-on. It is the 13th website by Gothamist LLC, whose flagship blog, Gothamist (launched in 2002), covers New York City.

Studio 34: Yoga | Healing | Arts (http://studio34yoga.com), which opened in March, is a 5,000-square-foot healing and creative arts space in vibrant, diverse West Philadelphia. It offers yoga, Pilates, creative arts, and community programs; and rents space for events and healing providers.

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In "slip," things seen and unseen are explored by Philadelphia's contemporary dance company Moving Research. Six dancers share the space around a sculptural installation, moving in and out of sight of the viewer, eluding capture and stasis. Audience members follow the dancers or choose to stand and watch the dance as it flows past them. Each viewing experience is unique and personal. To see all the dancers' movements simultaneously is at most times impossible. Choreographed by Meg Foley, the dance weaves and slips through itself and the audience.

Performances at Studio 34: Yoga | Healing | Arts in West Philadelphia: May 8, 2008, 8:30pm; May 10, 8pm; May 11, 3pm; May 16, 8pm; May 17, 8pm, and May 18, 3pm. Photo by JJ Tiziou.