Teeter Talk (tottering with folks from Ann Arbor ... Ypsi ... and beyond)

Ann Arbor District Library

When: Fri 28 Nov, 2-3pm

Where: Traverwood Branch

Cup Stacking: How fast can you stack? Learn how to cup stack, or work at beating your best time. PRIZES will be awarded to the top three stackers in two divisions.

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Shaman Drum Bookshop
Where Independent Minds Come Together

When: Tue 2 Dec, 7pm

Where: 311 S. State St.

Reading and Signing by Jennifer Traig: Author Jennifer Traig, a longtime 826 tutor and workshop teacher, is the author of two memoirs -- the forthcoming "Well Enough Alone" and "Devil in the Details" (2004).

In "The Autobiographers Handbook: The 826 National Guide to Writing Your Memoir," you're invited to a roundtable discussion with today's most successful memoirists.

For more information on the local chapter of the 826 iniative to support young people in developing their writing skills, visit their website.

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Huron River Watershed Council

When: Mon Dec 22

Where: 1100 N. Main Street

Submission Deadline - Millers Creek Film Festival: This is your chance to have your 5-minute video screened someplace special. On youTube? Hardly. Try the big screen at the Michigan Theater. This year's theme is the human connection to the Huron River or any one of its creeks or lakes. More information at the film festival page on the HRWC website.

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Huron River Watershed Council

The mission of the Council is to inspire attitudes, behaviors, and economies that protect, rehabilitate, and sustain the Huron River system.

Follow online the steady stream of our Huron River and watershed events, and we think you'll eventually find yourself joining us for one!

Organizational Engineering Institute

Find out what Homeless Dave discovered on the Teeter-Totter. How you process information determines what you can and cannot do. It sets what you are good at and maybe not so good at.

As a celebration of our Teeter-Totter ride, we are offering a free basic analysis to any reader who asks for it. You can see what you will get by clicking here.

Thinking about a Teeter-Totter ride with Homeless Dave? Want to know how you might mesh with him? Here is your chance to find out for free.

The 24-question instrument takes about 5 minutes to finish. Here is a sample item.

Which single phrase best describes you?

Click here for FREE Report

Old Town Tavern

In downtown Ann Arbor on the corner of Ashley and Liberty, Old Town Tavern features a casual, relaxed atmosphere, full menu specializing in homemade soups and sandwiches, Southwestern entrees, daily specials and the best burgers in Ann Arbor!

The Old Town is a great place to hear live music in Ann Arbor--every Sunday night from 8:00pm to 10:00pm. Sunday Music at the Old Town features diverse local talent.

Roos Roast Coffee

John Roos roasts every batch of coffee by hand, and bags it up in a block-printed bag with his own hand-crafted designs. So inside and out, every bag is a work of art. If you want to buy coffee and get free bicycle delivery in Ann Arbor, John Roos is your man.

Books by Chance

Too many books?

We'll take'em all.
Sell what we can.
Send you a check.
And donate the rest.

Free pickup in Ann Arbor!

(734) 239-3172
info@booksbychance.com

CDs and DVDs Too!

www.booksbychance.com

Where Independent Minds Come Together

Since 1980, Shaman Drum has happily served the Ann Arbor community, offering a wide selection of literature, poetry, and graphic novels for the discerning reader. The bookshop continues to offer the widest selection of academic and scholarly titles in Michigan. Home of the Great Lakes Literary Arts Center, the bookshop is a nexus of Ann Arbor literary events.

311-315 S. State St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Mon-Sat 10am-9pm
Sun 12pm-7pm

734.662.7407 or 800.490.7023

www.shamandrum.com