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Fall 2013
Wherever life takes you in the New Year, wishing you peace & wellness along the way. ▶ Thinking of a Family Membership?
Turn the page for an incredible offer! ▶ Youth Fitness - now all FREE ▶ Teens, THE PiT's the new spot
ALL WEEK. ALL FREE. Thinking of a JCC Family Membership? See all the JCC has to offer you for FREE
October 7-13
and receive $360 off your new annual Family Membership.*
For adults...
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Indoor Pool Indoor Track Zumba® Cardio Kick & Step Yoga/Pilates Group Cycling BodyPump™ Kettlebells HIT (High Intensity Training) Aqua Spin Plus
PlayGym In-Zone Fitness
Special activities each day:
FREE Sitter Service!
Parents, try these classes with your kids!
and so much more...
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Mon, Oct 7, Arts & Crafts, 6-8pm Tues, Oct 8, Pickleball/Table Tennis, 6-8pm Wed, Oct 9, Roller Skating, 6-8pm Thurs, Oct 10, Scavenger Hunt & Pizza, 6pm Fri, Oct 11, Family Pool Time, 2-5:30pm Sat, Oct 12, Outdoor Movie, 6:30-8:30pm Sun, Oct 13, Magic Guy/70' Bounce House Obstacle Course, 1-4pm
*Join between October 7-13, 2013 and take advantage of this incredible offer. This one-year offer is for current Individual and new Family Members who have not held a JCC Family Membership in the past 12 months.
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Contents In this issue 5
What's New for Teens
Youth Fitness―Now all FREE!
10 Fitness 14 Jewish Life & Learning 16 Children & Families 18
Cultural Arts
20 Adult Programs 24 Contributors
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Congratulations to the JCC Rochester Tough Mudder team for completing the race on July 27!
Holiday Hours_______ Monday, September 2 7am-1:30pm Labor Day Wednesday, September 4 5:30am-5:30pm Erev Rosh Hashana Thursday, September 5 Closed Rosh Hashana I Friday, September 6 Closed Rosh Hashana II Friday, September 13 5:30am-3:30pm Erev Yom Kippur Saturday, September 14 Closed Yom Kippur Wednesday, September 18 5:30am-5:30pm Erev Sukkot Thursday, September 19 12-9:30pm Sukkot I Friday, September 20 12-5:30pm Sukkot II Wednesday, September 25 5:30am-5:30pm Sukkot VII Thursday, September 26 12-9:30pm Shmini Atzeret Friday, September 27 12-5:30pm Simchat Torah Thursday, November 28 7am-1:30pm Thanksgiving *All locker rooms will close 30 minutes later.
Cover photo: Camp Seneca Lake teens in Israel overlooking the Red Sea from Mt. Zephachot at the very southern tip of Israel between the mountains of Jordan and Egypt. Cover and CSL Israel photos on pages 14-15 taken by Jonathan Getnick.
The JCC of Greater Rochester will be relevant to every member of our Jewish community. The mission of the JCC is to strengthen Jewish identity and promote Jewish continuity through all stages of life. This is accomplished in an environment that provides opportunities for meaningful cultural enrichment, physical well being and social, educational and recreational experiences for individuals and families.
Congratulations to the Employees of the Month! MIKE TOMA, GESHER (May) Mike sets the bar in terms of producing original programming and capitalizing on opportunities to grow in his work. For example, he served as an archery instructor trainer and single-handedly developed Stop-Motion Animation and Digital Photography classes.
RHIANNON SIMPSON, COFFEE SHOP (June) Rhiannon took the lead as the Coffee Shop began accepting credit cards. She worked with our vendor to learn the new system, developed written instructions, coached fellow staff members, and offered troubleshooting solutions, ultimately resulting in increased revenue for the JCC.
President Jeremy Wolk
Vice Presidents Burton Kleinman Karen Menachof Matt Ryen
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Valerie Alhart Bernard Birnbaum Douglas Bennett Loren Flaum Daphne Futerman Justin Goldman Sharon Gray Staci Henning Aaron Hiller Marisa Kessler Josef Kilimnick Rabbi Shaya Kilimnick Sheila Konar Dawn Lipson Ralph Madeb Jim Marsh Noreen Salerno Ron Von Perlstein Karen Zivan
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Guests must check in at the Main Desk and be accompanied by a Member at all times while visiting the JCC. All guests ages 16+ must present a photo ID upon entering the facility and sign a guest agreement each time they visit. Children 10 years and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. An adult guest (ages 16+) can visit the JCC a maximum of five visits within one calendar year. Individual Guest Fees Under 3: Free Ages 3-13: $3 Ages 14-18: $4
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The place that's all about teens.
Opening Day
Monday, Sept 9 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 3-6pm Friday, 3-5:30pm
"THE PiT is a positive environment for our teens to experience and cultivate their unique talents, skills, and abilities, such as art, music, and fitness," explains Anthony Fazzary, Sports and Leagues Coordinator. "We welcome teens to drop by the newest hangout at the JCC!" Find out more. Contact Anthony at ext. 291 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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It's for teens at the JCC! THE FUN BEGINS SEPTEMBER 9! The JCC will be home to a brand new afterschool destination designed exclusively for Teen members between the ages of 13 and 16! Monday through Thursday, from 3-6pm, and Friday 3-5:30pm teens are always welcome at THE PiT, located next to the In-Zone off of the gym, where they're free to enjoy: • Music, TV, and Wi-Fi • Table tennis, foosball, and air hockey • Fitness classes (e.g., Group Cycling, BodyPump™, and Teen TRX Suspension Training®) • Movie nights, pizza parties, and teen dances • Volunteer opportunities • Care to Share discussions
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"The main purpose of THE PiT is to provide teen members with a safe, fun, and friendly environment where they can socialize with their Drop your ideas into our friends and peers, do Suggestion Box to ensure it's homework, participate in the coolest place ever! a variety of programs, and refuel," says Eke Aiono, Associate Executive Director, Fitness, Wellness, and Recreation.
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offer everything you want and more!
In addition to its regular programming, THE PiT will host a Coffee House night at the JCC Coffee Shop, starting Saturday, September 28, for all teens.
Teen Coffee House Opening Night Saturday, Sept 28, 7-10pm One Saturday night each month, the JCC Coffee Shop will become a Teen Coffee House. Teens, join us for a relaxing time filled with live music, snacks, and soft drinks. Play a variety of games while you socialize with old and new friends!
Smart Snacking Workshop Tuesday, Sept 17, 3pm Do you come home starving after school? This workshop will teach teens basic cooking skills and offer many healthy recipes. Presented by Dan Irving and Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW For information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $10 Non Member: $15 5
Youth Fitness Classes are NOW FREE with your Family Membership! Fall Youth Fitness Schedule Sept 16-Dec 20 Monday
4-4:35pm................. In-Zone Fitness Activities 4-4:35pm................. Running Club** 4-5pm...................... Youth Karate** 4:45-5:20pm............ ExerWall Games
10-10:30am............. Pre-K/K Gym Class** 2-2:30pm................. Pre-K/K Gym Class** 4-4:35pm................. ExerWall Games 4-4:35pm................. Kids' Yoga** 4-5pm...................... JCrew Fitness Club** 4-5pm...................... Table Tennis** 4:45-5:20pm............ In-Zone Fitness Activities
4-4:35pm................. ExerWall Games 4-4:35pm................. Floor Hockey (K-2)** 4:45-5:20pm............ Floor Hockey (3-6)** 4:45-5:20pm............ Wii/Xbox Games
10-10:30am............. Pre-K/K Gym Class** 2-2:30pm................. Pre-K/K Gym Class** 4-4:35pm................. In-Zone Fitness Activities 4-4:35pm................. Zumba® Dance Party** 4:45-5:20pm............ Kid FIT** 4:45-5:20pm............ ExerWall Games
3-5:30pm................. In-Zone Fitness Activities **Classes require registration. Please visit jccrochester.org or the Main Desk to register your child for class. Limited spaces available.
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JCrew Fitness Club
In-Zone Fitness Activities
Ages 6-12 Run on the treadmill, ride on our stationary bike, and row until you can't row anymore.
ExerWall Games
Ages 6-12 Compete against friends on our interactive sportwall in the In-Zone.
Wii/Xbox Games
Ages 6-12 Spend time in the In-Zone playing your favorite Wii & Kinect games. Just Dance 4, Kinect Adventures!, Mario Kart, Kinect Sports…we've got it all!
Running Club
Mondays, Sept 16-Dec 16, 4-4:35pm (no class Oct 14, Nov 11) Ages 8-12/Indoor Track How many miles can you run in 12 weeks? Learn the basics of becoming a better distance runner. Instructor: Carolyn Whitbeck Non Member: $55
Youth Karate
Mondays, Sept 16-Dec 16, 4-5pm (no class Oct 14, Nov 11) Ages 6-12/Auditorium B Learn training techniques, emphasizing self-defense, fitness, self-control, and development of character with Martial Arts America. Non Member: $55
Tuesdays, Sept 17-Dec 17, 4-5pm Ages 8-12/Downstairs Fitness Center Learn the proper use of training equipment as well as Fitness Center etiquette. Participants will be issued a certificate of completion, which will allow access to the Fitness Center when accompanied by a parent/ guardian. Instructors: Carolyn Whitbeck and Anthony Fazzary Non Member: $55
Floor Hockey
Wednesdays, Sept 18-Dec 18 (no class Nov 27) Grades K-2: 4-4:35pm Grades 3-6: 4:45-5:20pm Gym Learn the basics of stick handling, passing, shooting and understanding of the game. Instructor: Carolyn Whitbeck Non Member: $55
Zumba® Dance Party
Thursdays, Sept 19-Dec 19, 4-4:35pm (no class Nov 28) Ages 6-12/Dance Studio Get ready for a high-energy fitness party packed with kid-friendly routines and all the music they love! Instructor: Jen Grow Non Member: $55
Kid FIT
Thursdays, Sept 19-Dec 19, 4:45-5:20pm (no class Nov 28) Ages 6-12/Gym Activities designed to raise fitness levels, improve coordination, and boost self-esteem. Instructors: Carolyn Whitbeck and Anthony Fazzary Non Member: $55
Pre-K and Kindergarten Physical Activity Classes
Tuesdays and/or Thursdays, Sept 17Dec 19, 10-10:30am, 2-2:30pm (no class Nov 28) Ages 5-6 Encourage healthy habits and a positive attitude through fun and physical sports play. Activities are designed to get children engaged in non-competitive interactive games and sports which emphasize flexibility, confidence, and emotional well-being to build strong bodies and minds. Instructor: Carolyn Whitbeck Non Member: $55
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For more information on all of the above FREE programs, contact Carolyn Whitbeck at ext. 290 or email@example.com.
Every Child Deserves a Home
Table Tennis
Tuesdays, Sept 17-Dec 17, 4-5pm Ages 6-12/Gym Learn the rules and strategies behind this fast-paced game. Develop serve, backhand, forehand, and volley techniques. Instructor: Iosif Moscovici
For answers to your questions about adopting a child, call
(585) 461-0110
Kids' Yoga
Tuesdays, Sept 17-Dec 17, 4-4:35pm Ages 6-12/Yoga Studio Explore yoga poses, breathing exercises, and relaxation techniques. Instructor: Liza Savage Non Member: $55
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Indoor Soccer
Sundays, Sept 8-Dec 8 (no class Oct 13) Join a great league full of fitness, fun, soccer, and positive character building! Grades K-1: 1:30-2:15pm Grades 2-3: 2:20-3:30pm Grades 4-6: 3:40-4:50pm Grades 7-9: 5-6:15pm For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $45 Non Member: $55
Flag Football League
Tuesdays, Sept 17-Nov 5 4-5:30pm Grades 5-8 Catch football fever at the JCC! Fast-paced catching, running, passing, and SCORING outdoors! For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or email@example.com. Member: $30 Non Member: $40
JCC/Colombo High Performance Tennis Academy
Fridays, Sept 20-Nov 8 3:30-5:30pm Gym This concentrated program will maximize player development. Players focus on developing technical/tactical skills and physical and mental conditioning. Quick Start Ages 5-11/12 Red Ball Ages 8 and under/1-hour lesson Member: $120 Non Member: $130 Orange Ball Ages 10 and under/1.5-hour lesson Member: $180 Non Member: $190
Mom & Toddler Yoga
Session 1 Thursdays, Sept 19-Oct 24 9:30-10:15am Session 2 Thursdays, Nov 14-Dec 19 9:30-10:15am (no class Nov 28) Ages 2-4/TRX Studio Take the lead and let your toddler learn from watching you! Instructor: Jen Grow For more information, contact Carolyn Whitbeck at ext. 290 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Session 1 Member: $35 Non Member: $55 Session 2 Member: $30 Non Member: $45
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There is always a place for you and your little hero at Temple B'rith Kodesh. Our nationally accredited Religious School boasts small class sizes and a variety of programs to engage every student. Tot Shabbat gives even our youngest members a meaningful way to celebrate Shabbat.
Sports for Sprouts
Wednesdays, Sept 18-Dec 18 1:15-2pm Ages 3-4 Preschoolers will move, stretch and build an active lifestyle from activities such as basic sports fundamentals, yoga and Zumba®. For more information, contact Carolyn Whitbeck at ext. 290 or cwhitbeck@ jccrochester.org. Member: $10/class Non Member: $20/class
Green Ball Ages 12 and under/2-hour lesson Instructors: Peggy Schuster and Jason Byam, Professional Tennis Coaches Member: $240 Non Member: $250 JCC/CHP-Future Stars Ages 12-18 Wednesdays, Sept 18-Nov 6 3:30-5:30pm Locust Hill Country Club Member: $240 Non Member: $250 Instructors: Andrew Colombo, Director and Owner of Colombo High Performance Tennis Academy and Tennyson Saucead, Head Professional Tennis Coach at Mendon Racquet & Pool Club For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Every "Little Hero" Can be a Big Part of the Community
at Temple B'rith Kodesh
Contact us to find out more about joining the wonderful community at TBK.
2131 Elmwood Ave., Rochester, NY 14618
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Saturday, Oct 19, 5-7pm Calling all Moms, Grandmas, or Aunts and kids ages 6-12! Join us for the first Mommy & Me night! Spend quality time together over dinner, a craft project and a yoga session. For more information, contact Carolyn Whitbeck at ext 290 or cwhitbeck@jccrochester. org. Member: $20 Non Member: $30
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Holiday Hours 116 Stoneleigh Court email@example.com Rochester, NY 14618 (518) 852-6913 Monday, Sept 2 8:30am-1:30pm Wednesday, Sept 4 3-5:30pm Daddy & Me Night Thursday, Sept 5 Saturday, Nov 23, 5-7pm CLOSED Dads, Grandpas, or Uncles, it's your turn to play! Bring your kids ages 6-12 Friday, Sept 6 CLOSED to the JCC for an energetic night of activities in the gym! Dinner included. Friday, Sept 13 CLOSED For more information, contact Carolyn 2012 PLATINUM SALES AWARD Saturday, Sept 14 Whitbeck at ext. 290 or from Nothnagle for outstanding sales CLOSED firstname.lastname@example.com. volume and distinguished service Wednesday, Sept 18. Member: $20 Non Member: $30 to Buyers and Sellers 3-5:30pm Wednesday, Sept 25. Saturday Night Live 3-5:30pm Nov 16 & Dec 21, 5:30-8:30pm *Monday, Oct 14 Ages 6-12 2-8pm Kids, enjoy an evening of fun activities, *Monday, Nov 11 pizza, drinks and a guaranteed good 2-8pm time! For more information, contact *Wednesday, Nov 27 Carolyn Whitbeck at ext. 290 or 2-8pm email@example.com. *Thursday, Nov 28 Pre-registration 8:30am-1:30pm Member: $15 Friday, Nov 29 Non Member: $20 2-5:30pm Day of registration *No Youth Fitness classes. Member: $20 Non Member: $25
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Mommy & Me Night
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Squats with Tots
Tuesdays, Sept 17-Oct 22, 10am Auditorium B Fridays, Sept 20-Oct 25 12:15pm Dance Studio Put your baby in the stroller and bring him/her along on your workout. Spend quality time with your baby while getting in shape. Class will be held outdoors when weather permits. For more information, contact Carolyn Whitbeck at ext. 290 or cwhitbeck@ jccrochester.org. Member: $60 Non Member: $80
NEW! Health Coach and Nutrition Consultant
Adrienne Markus is a Certified Holistic Health Coach, Nutrition Consultant, JuicePlus+ Distributor, and enjoys community volunteer work. She believes that health and wellness should be accessible to all and has a passion for educating and empowering others to achieve their best health. For more information or scheduling, contact Adrienne at ext. 857 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Initial 30-minute consultation: Free 4-session program Member: $300 Non Member: $340 6-session program Member: $450 Non Member: $510 12-session program (6-month) Member: $900 Non Member: $1020 1-hour follow-up session Member: $75 Non Member: $85
Pilates Reformers and Chairs
Fall session begins on Sept 8 8-week small group classes (limit 4 per class) Member: $200 Non Member: $280 Full group class schedule available at jccrochester.org. Private sessions 30-minute intro session Member: $25 Non Member: $30
1 session Member: $50 Non Member: $60 3 sessions Member: $144 Non Member: $160 5 sessions Member: $225 Non Member: $250 10 sessions Member: $400 Non Member: $450 Semi-private sessions (2 people are needed in order to book a semi-private session; price is per person) 1 session Member: $35 Non Member: $45 3 sessions Member: $96 Non Member: $126 5 sessions Member: $150 Non Member: $200 10 sessions Member: $275 Non Member: $350 For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or email@example.com.
Adult Table Tennis
Session 1 Tuesdays, Sept 17- Oct 29, 7-9pm Session 2 Tuesdays, Nov 5-Dec 17, 7-9pm Learn the rules, fundamentals and strategies of this fast-paced game. Develop serve, backhand, forehand and volley techniques. Please bring your own paddle. Instructor: Iosif Moscovici For more information, contact Eke Aiono at ext. 270 or eaiono@ jccrochester.org. Member: $40 per session Non Member: $60 per session
Six Steps to Improve Your Balance with Dr. Betty Perkins-Carpenter Thursdays, Oct 3-Nov 7, 10-11am Learn how to help prevent falls, reduce injuries if a fall occurs, and lower your fear of falling. Maximum of 16 participants. Registration is required at the Main Desk. Free Sponsored by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield.
Flu Shot
Save the date! Sunday, Sept 8, 9am-1pm Thursday, Oct 3, 4-7pm Sunday, Oct 13, 9am-1pm Sunday, Nov 24, 9am-12pm
Fall Back into Fitness
Monday, Oct 7 11:45am-1pm FREE for all adult members 65+. It's time to start up your regular workout after a busy summer. Meet new friends and re-connect with friends from your exercise classes. Healthy snacks provided. Demonstration of SilverSneakers® Yoga and a free raffle drawing. Please register at the Main Desk.
Adult Karate
Wednesdays, Oct 2-Dec 18 7-9pm Training for your mind and body with a non-contact and non-violent workout. Learn selfdefense and sparring. Learn to stay calm, relaxed, focused, and be more disciplined to overcome any challenges in life. Instructor: Seth Silver For more information, contact Eke Aiono at ext. 270 or eaiono@ jccrochester.org. Member: $125/session Non Member:$150/session
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Tour de Cure 2013
It was our third year representing the JCC in the Tour de Cure. 44 people joined our team, riding distances between 15 and 62.5 miles. Together, we raised almost $16,000 (with money still coming in) to help the ADA fight diabetes. Registration for the 2014 Tour opens in October. To join team JCC Rochester for the 2014 ride, register online at http://main. diabetes.org. For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Pay one fee for group classes from Sept 3Nov 30―With the class pass, you can attend as many TRX classes as you would like. Come once, twice or 8 times a week! All classes are drop-in for pass holders only. Only 25 passes will be sold. Get yours today! For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt ext. 271 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Fall Special: 3 months for $120 Member: $120
JCC Men's Over 30 Wednesday Nite Basketball League
Wednesdays, 7-9:30pm Registration begins: Oct 2 Scrimmages: Nov 6 Games begin: Dec 4 Game shirts and refs are provided for this league with an award banquet at the end of the season. Teams will be created Dec 2. Players registered after Dec 5 will play on an as needed basis. For more information, contact Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $100 Non Member: $175 Registration after Nov 27 Member: $125 Non Member: $200
Sunday, Sept 1, 9:30am Challenge yourself! The fun continues with our annual road race at the JCC. The first 200 registrants will receive a long sleeve t-shirt. For more information, contact Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or bdengler@ jccrochester.org. Registration: $20 After August 21 Registration: $25
Re-Define Your Workout Monday, Nov 4, 4-7pm Auditorium C Free demonstrations: • Olympic-style Lifting • Functional Movement Screening (FMS) • Fundamentals of kettlebell exercises • Healthy snacks • Free raffle for Personal Training • 10-minute Chair Massage
23rd Annual Bruegger's Bagel 5K Road Race
Monday Indoor Pickleball Ladder League Sept 16, 7-9pm (9 weeks) Competitive play with rotating partners. Beginner to intermediate skill levels welcome. Lots of fun and a great way to improve your game. Limited to 24 players. For more information, contact Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or bdengler@jccrochester. org. Member: $30 Non Member: $40
Thursday Advanced Indoor Pickleball League
The thought of moving to an independent living community may seem overwhelming. The Summit makes it easy with our MoveAhead offer,* which includes:
Sept 12, 7-9pm (9 weeks) Bring a partner for this advanced level play. Limited to 24 players. For more information, contact Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or bdengler@ jccrochester.org. (Minimum 3.5 level and JCC reserves the right to determine a player's skill level). Member: $30 Non Member: $40
$1,000 credit toward move management assistance $1,000 credit toward moving expenses
Pickleball Clinic
Credit toward simple home inspection
Tuesdays, 10:30-11:30am (2 weeks) The Pickleball craze continues! If you would like to learn the game or improve your Pickleball skills, come to this exciting clinic. Review rules, strokes and strategies. Session A: Sept 17 & 24 Session B: Oct 1 & 8 Session C: Oct 15 & 22 Session D: Oct 29 & Nov 5 Member: $10 Non Member: $15
Your first month free
See yourself at The Summit. To schedule a personal tour, call 585-442-9909 or visit summitbrighton.org.
*The Summit has a network of professionals who can handle all aspects of your move. However, who you use is your choice. Credit toward simple home inspection, senior move management and moving expenses will be applied to your second month's service fee.
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Wellness Programs Parkinson's Class
Fall sessions begin Oct 14 Dance Studio Join this series of eight-week group exercise classes anytime. Designed for individuals with varying stages of Parkinson's disease. Benefits include improved flexibility of lower back and hip flexors, posture, and balance; increased body awareness; strength building and the ability to get up from a chair or the floor; and exercise modifications to meet individual needs. An evaluation must be completed by participants in order to be placed into one of the following classes: Stretching the Limits I (Beginner) Tuesdays & Fridays, 11am-12pm This class is designed for those who have limited ability when it comes to walking or getting up from a chair. No floor work is performed in this class; all exercises may be performed in a chair.
Stretching the Limits II (Intermediate) Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3-4pm This class is designed for those who are mobile and can move around with limited assistance. Classes will include functional exercises, such as getting up and down from a chair at the hand rail and gait training.
Stretching the Limits II (Advanced) Mondays & Wednesdays 11:50am-12:50pm This class is designed for those who are mobile and can move around without assistance. Classes will include functional exercises, such as getting up and down from the floor and gait training. This class incorporates quicker movements and faster-paced exercises — similar to those in Stretching the Limits II (Intermediate). For more information or to schedule an evaluation, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or rschmidt@ jccrochester.org. $100 — subsidies available
Cardiac Fitness Program Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 7am-12pm Cardiac Fitness Room This is a supervised exercise program in which individuals learn to self-manage their overall cardiovascular health. This program is appropriate for anyone interested in decreasing his or her risk factors for heart disease and implementing a healthy lifestyle. For more information, contact Carm Heidt at ext. 306 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $180 per year
Music, Mindfulness, and Motion
Sept 3-Oct 22 (no class Sept 5, 19 & 26) Nov 5-Dec 17 (no class Nov 28) Dance Studio This program provides people with early- to mid-stage dementia and their caregivers an opportunity to exercise with others in a safe and nurturing environment. MMM meets twice a week for six weeks and provides aerobic exercise, strength conditioning, balance and visual training. Instructors: Kathy Mulvehill and Carm Heidt, Certified Personal Trainers For information or to register, call Kathy Mulvehill at ext. 831 or Carm Heidt at ext. 817. Free Underwritten by the Konar Family Foundation.
Joints in Motion
Mondays, Sept 9-Dec 16 1:15-2:15pm Pool Taught by a Certified Arthritis Instructor, this class is ideal for anyone suffering from range of motion or flexibility problems. For more information, contact Starr Greenwood at ext. 267 or email@example.com. Member: $48 Non Member: $60
The JCC is a facility provider for the Healthways SilverSneaker® Fitness Program. SilverSneakers® is the nation's leading exercise program designed exclusively for Medicare-eligible adults and Group Retirees. To receive your free JCC membership, present your Healthways SilverSneaker® card and/or health insurance card at the time of joining. SilverSneakers® members must scan their key tag card each time they visit the JCC. SilverSneakers® members can participate in SilverSneakers® classes and other free classes at the JCC. Contact your health insurance carrier for eligibility information or by calling toll-free 888-423-4632. SilverSneakers®: Classic Mondays & Thursdays, 11-11:45am SilverSneakers®: Cardio Circuit Tuesdays & Fridays, 11-11:45am SilverSplash® Mondays & Fridays, 11-11:45am
The JCC is a fitness provider for the Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Medicare Silver&Fit® program. Silver&Fit® is a fitness program for ages 65 and older individuals. You are eligible for a free JCC membership! Present your Excellus insurance card and pay a $25 annual fee for a calendar year. Silver&Fit® members must scan their key tag card each time they visit the JCC. Silver&Fit® is a federally registered trademark of American Specialty Health Incorporated. For more information visit silverandfit.com. These are two of the Silver&Fit® classes offered; check the group fitness and aquatic schedules for a complete listing of all class times and levels available for free. Silver&Fit® I: Explore Wednesdays, 11-11:45am Silver&Fit® II: Experience Sundays, 11am-12pm
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POOL PARTY at Markus Park
fresh fr uit and bottled water Picnic lu nches f or sale (hot do gs, etc .)
Grab the family and a friend or two and join us at Markus Park 10am-8pm! Music with DJ Dennis..................................................... 10am-3pm Adult Classes HIT class (on land)................................................................ 10:15-11am Hydrorider group cycling class (in the pool)...................... 11:15am-12pm Zumba速 (in the pool and on land)...................................... 12:30-1:15pm Yoga (on land)................................................................... 1:30-2:15pm KidZone (ages 5+)........................................................... 10am-3pm sports, games, arts & crafts (supervised activities for the kids while parents work out) For more information, contact Becky Schmidt at ext. 271 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Red Cross Blood Drive in Memory of Victims of 9/11
Monday, Sept 9, 2-7pm Auditorium For more information, contact Joy Getnick at ext. 239 or jgetnick@ jccrochester.org. Co-sponsored by JCC Jewish Life, Muslims for Life, and the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
Sukkot Lunch and Fun
Monday, Sept 23, 12pm JCC Sukkah (rain location: The Resource Place) Come celebrate a beautiful September Sukkot in the JCC Sukkah. For more information, contact Joy Getnick at ext. 239 or email@example.com. Member: $6 Non Member: $9 Brought to you by JCC Jewish Life and The Resource Place.
Felicia Sloin in Concert
Sunday, Sept 29, 2pm Auditorium Join us for a family-friendly concert with Felicia Sloin, Jewish "Entertain-ucator" from Northampton, MA. Recommended for families with children ages 3-10. For more information, contact Joy Getnick at ext. 239 or jgetnick@ jccrochester.org. $5/person TYKEs is proud to support this great event.
Yiddish Tog: A Celebration of Yiddish Tradition and Culture
Saturday, Oct 26-Sunday, Oct 27 Join us for a series of great programs and events! Yiddish Film Night Saturday, Oct 26, 7pm The Resource Place Free "Caught in the Act" On display Sept-Dec Lobby A Yiddish culture photography exhibit by Arnold Chekow recently displayed at the National Yiddish Book Center!
Bagels and Schmooze Sunday, Oct 27 11:30am-1:30pm Yiddish Culture Center Join us for bagels, coffee, conversation, and history. 1pm presentation by "Caught in the Act" photographer Arnold Chekow. For more information about the Yiddish Tog programs and events, contact Joy Getnick at ext. 239 or email@example.com. Free
"From Klezmer to Broadway"
Sunday, Oct 27 2pm Hart Theatre Professional singer Naomi Miller performs some of Broadway's best with a Yiddish twist. Member: $14 Non Member: $16
Shabbat Yoga
Fridays, 11:15am-1pm Yoga Studio Bring together Jewish spirituality with the practice of yoga. Suitable for all levels. Instructor: Wendy Beller-Madway For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or email@example.com. Free
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The Real History of Hanukkah
Mondays, Oct 21 & 28, Nov 4, 11, & 18 7:30-8:30pm Conference Room Join us for an in-depth historical exploration of the real history of the Festival of Lights. Instructor: Rabbi Mordechai Hochheimer Member: $20 Non Member: $25
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JNet: Rochester's Jewish Network for Young Adults (21-35)
Many great programs are happening throughout the fall. Check us out on Facebook for updated info at facebook.com/groups/ROCJNET.
Israeli Dance for Everyone!
Sundays Beginners: 7pm Open Dance and Instruction: 8-10pm Drop-in. No registration required. Instructor: Max Steiner Member: Free Non Member: $6
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10-week sessions begin Tuesday, October 1/Wednesday, October 2 Instructor: Deborah Rothman For information, contact Joy Getnick at ext. 239 or jgetnick@ jccrochester.org. Member: $90/session Non Member: $120/session
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Beginner Yiddish (Section I) Tuesdays, 10:15-11:30am Discover the world of Yiddish in this introductory class geared toward students with little or no background. Learn to read, carry on a basic conversation in Yiddish and sample several short stories in translation by Sholem Aleichem and other masters. The class will also explore the culture and history of this expressive language. The pacing of language study will depend on individual progress. Each class will begin with dialogue and reading practice. Beyond that, students will work on textbook exercises in small groups.
Intensive Yiddish (Section II) Tuesdays, 11:30am-12:30pm Geared toward students with some reading and speaking fluency, this accelerated class will focus on language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Each session will begin with dialogue and listening practice. Students will also work on textbook exercises and reading assignments. The class is fast-paced and is designed for serious language study. Students in Section II have the option of participating in Section I, at no additional cost.
Intermediate and Advanced Yiddish (Section III) Wednesdays, 10am-12:30pm This class continues to build on skills gained in previous classes. In addition to exploring the rich culture of this expressive language, students will continue to expand their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. Each session will begin with dialogue and listening practice. Students will also work on textbook exercises and reading assignments, both in Yiddish and in translation.
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Yiddish and Yiddishkeit: Language, Literature, and Culture
CSL in Israel at the Dead Sea, in Negev desert, and hiking Ein . Avdat Canyon
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Swim Schedule Fall 2013
Member registration: Aug 18 Non Member registration: Sept 1 Sundays, Sept 15-Dec 15 (no classes 12/1) Member: $130 Non Member: $195 Tuesdays, Sept 17-Dec 17 Member: $140 Non Member: $210 Wednesdays, Sept 18-Dec 18 (no classes 11/27) Member: $130 Non Member: $195 Thursdays, Oct 3-Dec 19 (no classes 11/28) Member: $110 Non Member: $165
Tiny Tots and Parents Sundays, 10-10:30am Ages 10 months-2 years Minimum 4, maximum 12 Become comfortable in the water through water games, blowing bubbles, kicking and beginner floating. Advanced Tiny Tots and Parents Sundays, 10:30-11am Ages 3-4 Minimum 4, maximum 12 For the older baby or preschooler and parent. Become comfortable in the water, begin kicking, floating, blowing bubbles, learn arm stroke and safety. Level 1 Sundays, 11-11:30 am Tuesdays, 5-5:30pm Thursdays, 4:30-5pm Ages 4-5 Minimum 3, maximum 4 Water and class adaptation, kicking, floating, jumping in, and putting face in the water. Child must be at least 4.
Level 2 Sundays, 11-11:30am/1:30-2pm Tuesdays, 4-4:30pm/5-5:30pm Wednesdays, 4-4:30pm/5-5:30pm Thursdays, 4:30-5pm Age 4-7 Minimum 3, maximum 4 For the child who is comfortable in the water, but needs to work on basic swimming skills. Students will be introduced to the front and back crawl, floating safety and rescue skills. Level 3 Sundays, 11:30-12pm/1-1:30pm Tuesdays, 4-4:30pm/4:30-5pm Wednesdays, 4-4:30pm/4:30-5pm Thursdays, 4-4:30pm/5-5:30pm Ages 6+ Minimum 3, maximum 5 Prerequisite: Level 2 Students will be taught the elementary backstroke, rotary breathing, front and back crawl, development, safety, survival and rescue skills. Level 4 Sundays, 11:30am-12pm/1-1:30pm Tuesdays, 4:30-5pm Wednesdays, 5-5:30pm Thursdays, 4-4:30pm/5-5:30pm Ages 6+ Minimum 4, maximum 6 Prerequisite: Level 3 For the child with good front and back crawl for 10 yards. Course will review already learned strokes, introduce sidestroke and breaststroke kick, safety and rescue skills. Level 5 Sundays, 11:30am-12pm/1:30-2pm Wednesdays, 4:30-5pm Thursdays, 5-5:30pm Ages 7+ Minimum 4, maximum 6 Prerequisite: Level 4 Coordinate and refine the key strokes. Learn the butterfly, open turns, and feet-first dives.
Level 6 Sundays, 1:30-2:15pm Thursdays, 4-4:45pm Ages 7+ Minimum 4, maximum 8 Prerequisite: Level 5 Continue to work on stroke efficiency while learning basic rescue skills. Please contact Hanna Bergwall at ext. 289 or email@example.com for swim class placement. Please understand that due to instructor/student ratios, we cannot offer makeup lessons for missed classes. If the Aquatics Department cancels classes for any reason, a makeup date will be added to the end of the session. Private Lessons Anyone, any age can learn to swim or learn to swim for the first time all over again! We offer one-on-one instruction for children and adults or semi-private lessons with 2 to 4 participants working with an instructor. Lesson days and times are at your convenience. For more information, contact Hanna Bergwall at ext. 289 or email@example.com. Private Lessons Member: $25 Non Member: $35 Semi- Private Lessons Member: $30 Non Member: $40
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For students in kindergarten through sixth grade bridging home and school life! So many options! • Before School Care Children can start their day in a calm, enriching environment before taking the bus from the JCC to their school (in Brighton or Rush-Henrietta). • After School Care Activities include art classes, performing arts, cooking, gardening, athletics, homework help and so much more! If registered a minimum of 3 days/ week, kids enjoy swim lessons for free. • Kindercrew Wraparound care for kindergarteners to foster independence. The Kindercrew curriculum compliments skills learned at school, and focuses on both academics and social skills. • Enrichment Classes Stimulating classes for children not already registered in Gesher. • Snow Days, Superintendent's Conference Days, Half Days Give your children the ability to enjoy time with their friends, participating in fun activities during their time off from school. • Vacation Camps Lots of activities during school breaks and holidays. Theme days, crafts, sports and field trips! October 14: Field Trip to Stokoe Farms November 11: Mystery Day Registration is ongoing. For more information, contact Esther Cohen at ext. 234 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hours of Operation Sunday....................... 9am-4pm Monday-Thursday..... 8:30am-1pm 4-8pm Friday........................ 8:30am-1pm 3-5pm Saturday.................... 12-4pm Holiday Hours Monday, Sept 2... 8:30am-1:30pm Wednesday, Sept 4... 8:30am-1pm 4-5:30pm Thursday, Sept 5....... CLOSED Friday, Sept 6............ CLOSED Friday, Sept 13.......... 8:30am-1pm Saturday, Sept 14...... CLOSED Wednesday, Sept 18 8:30am-1pm 4-5:30pm Thursday, Sept 19..... 4-8pm Friday, Sept 20.......... 3-5pm Wednesday, Sept 25 8:30am-1pm 4-5:30pm Thursday, Sept 26..... 4-8pm Friday, Sept 27.......... 3-5pm Thursday, Nov 28.... 8:30am-1:30pm
PlayGym is FREE for Family Members!
For ages 2-10 Children under the age of 4 must be accompanied by a parent/ guardian or sibling in the 7th grade or above who shall remain with the child in the PlayGym area and on the structure at all times. Children ages 4-10 must be signed in and out by an adult remaining in the JCC. Hours of Operation Sunday...........................10am-4pm Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 8:30am-1pm, 4-8pm Wednesday....................8:30am-1pm 5-8pm Friday............8:30am-1pm Saturday........12-4pm
Holiday Hours Monday, Sept 2......8:30am-1:30pm Wednesday, Sept 4.....8:30am-1pm Thursday, Sept 5.........CLOSED Friday, Sept 6..............CLOSED Saturday, Sept 14........CLOSED Wednesday, Sept 18... 8:30am-1pm Thursday, Sept 19....... 4-8pm Friday, Sept 20............CLOSED Wednesday, Sept 25...8:30am-1pm Thursday, Sept 26.......4-8pm Friday, Sept 27............CLOSED Thursday, Nov 28...8:30am-1:30pm
Let's Get Cooking Together!
Wednesday, Nov 13 12pm Share quality time with your preschool-age child as he/she learns new kitchen skills. Make a familyfriendly meal together with healthy ingredients. Presented by Dan Irving and Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW Member: $10 Non Member: $15
Bar and Bat Mitzvah Parties at the JCC
Make this a unique celebration that your family will always remember. Activities may include swimming, disco skating, sports and games, DJ, dancing and much more. For more information, contact Amy Exton at ext. 268 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gesher Before and After School Care
Sitter Service is FREE for JCC Family Members!
Let our friendly, caring staff take care of your little one while you work out, enjoy our café, or spend some quiet time in the Spa. Reservations are not required. Please respect 2-hour time limit.
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Call 585 461-2000 or visit www.jcccenterstage.org Special Event:
New Eyes Written by Yafit Josephson & Suzanne Bressler Israeli-American actress Yafit Josephson creates 18 characters illustrating how a stint in the Israeli army led to an acting career.
Sun. September 29 @ 2 pm Also pErformiNg: Sat. Sept. 28 @ 8 pm Rochester Fringe Festival, TheatreROCS Stage at Xerox General Admission tickets available at rochesterfringe.com
The last five Years Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown
From the Tony® Award-winning composer of Parade, comes the recent off-Broadway hit musical that looks at love forward, backward and inside-out.
October 5 — 20 Sponsored by WXXI
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by Woody Allen, Elaine May and Ethan Coen Three comedies for the price of one! This 2012 Broadway smash hit explores the families we choose and the families we get stuck with.
December 7 — 22 CULTURAL ARTS
The Resource Place presents the following programs: The Resource Place offers services and programs for Members and Non Members designed to help people of all ages navigate life's challenges and opportunities. Stop in and meet the staff or visit The Resource Place's library. For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or email@example.com or Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or firstname.lastname@example.com. The Resource Place is made possible through the generosity of the Max and Marian Farash Charitable Foundation.
Baby and Me Tuesdays, Oct 8-Nov 12 2:30-3:45pm Join this supportive six-week class for new parents and their babies. Focus will be on infant development and milestones, sleep and feeding issues, getting to know oneself as a parent, relationship issues and selfcare. This class will give you tools to help you feel more confident as a new parent. Sitter Service available. Facilitated by Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, and Emily Horowitz, MA, LMHC Member: $80 Non Member: $100
Anti-Bullying Workshop Wednesday, Oct 9, 7pm Room 1 Focus of this workshop will be on the various types of bullying, possible causes, common misconceptions of bullying, identifying signs, effects on victims, and preventative steps parents and teachers can take. Facilitated by Mental Health Association Staff and Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW Free
Adoption Seminar Thursday, Oct 10, 7pm This seminar will provide you with important information about adoption. To register, call 461-0110 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Facilitated by Laura Glasner, LCSW-R, Adoption Director, Jewish Family Service Free Childhood Development and Appropriate Expectations Wednesday, Oct 23, 12pm Conference Room This workshop will focus on stages of development and appropriate expectations for each stage. The difference between chronological and developmental age will be
reviewed as well. Lunch included. Facilitated by Linda Sullivan, Inclusion Associate, Regional Early Childhood Direction Center Member: $8 Non Member: $12 Empowering Parents, Supporting Teens Wednesday, Nov 6, 12pm Room 3 Join us to learn to actively communicate and problem solve with your teen in order to work more cooperatively as a family. Lunch included. Facilitated by Mental Health Association Staff and Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW Member: $8 Non Member: $12
Twenty Minutes to Effective Parenting
Wednesday, Nov 20, 12pm Conference Room Are you ready to change your life (and your child's) in just 20 minutes? Learn 10 simple techniques, based on scientific research, to communicate more effectively with your child. This workshop is for parents of children 1-6 years old. Lunch included. Facilitated by Mental Health Association Staff and Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW Member: $8 Non Member: $12
AAA Discount for New Members
For new members joining the JCC, AAA members save the joining fee of $75 for a continuous membership or $40 for a threemonth membership. AAA members must provide proof of membership at the time of joining.
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Interfaith Connection Connect with other interfaith couples in a welcoming and supportive environment. Interfaith Connection serves couples with one Jewish partner in a committed relationship, with or without children. Phone conferences and personal appointments are available. Free Get Together Sunday, Oct 20, 9:30am Conference Room Join us for brunch, an open discussion and an opportunity to meet other interfaith couples. NEW THIS FALL! Interfaith "Office Hours" held at area synagogues. The Grandparents Circle Thursday, Oct 3 & Nov 7, 12pm Conference Room For Jewish grandparents whose children are intermarried. Learn to share your Jewish heritage and nurture your grandchildren's Jewish identities. For more information, visit JOI.org. Free The Mothers Circle Tuesdays, Sept 10 & Nov 19, 11am Sept 10: Conference Room Nov 19: The Resource Place For women in interfaith relationships who want to learn about Jewish rituals, ethics, and creating a Jewish home. For more information, visit TheMothersCircle.org. The Grandparents Circle and The Mothers Circle are programs of the Jewish Outreach Institute. Free babysitting available. Free To register or for more information on all Interfaith Connections programs, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW at ext. 232 or mrleve@ jccrochester.org. Interfaith Connection, The Grandparents Circle, and The Mothers Circle are made possible through the generosity of the Regina and Harry Cornell Fund.
Caring for a Parent/Loved One Support Group Mondays, Oct 7 & Nov 4, 1pm Room 3 Get the support you need to help you care for your aging parent or loved one. For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or email@example.com. Facilitated by Kate O'Brien, BSW, MS, MHSA, Community Care Management Director, Jewish Family Service Free
Support Prostate Cancer: Support, Education, and Advocacy Second Thursday of each month 7-9pm Conference Room Join us for monthly meetings that include medical experts and provide a forum to discuss concerns or outcomes experienced by survivors of prostate cancer and their loved ones. Free Brachytherapy & Cryotherapy Sept 12 Presenter: Ralph M. Brasacchio, M.D. Prostate Cancer, Urinary Continence, and the Pelvic Floor Muscle Oct 10 Presenter: Wendy Featherstone, P.T. The Psychology of Prostate Cancer Nov 14 Presenter: Dr. Charles Kamen It Takes a Community to Fight Cancer Dec 12 Just for Coffee Thursdays, Sept 19, Oct 17, Nov 21, Dec 19 11:30am People in the early to mid-stages of dementia and a family member can enjoy coffee or tea in a social and nurturing atmosphere. Free transportation is available, within a week's notice, by calling the Alzheimer's Association at 1-800272-3900. For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or mrleve@jccrochester. org. Free
Alzheimer's Association: Memories in the Making Tuesdays, Sept 17, Oct 15, Nov 19, Dec 17, 11:30am Join us for an innovative art program for people with dementia and their caregivers led by an art therapist. Free transportation is available, within a week's notice, by calling the Alzheimer's Association at 1-800-272-3900. For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or mrleve@ jccrochester.org. Free
Interfaith Connections
Lifespan Presents: Health Insurance Information, Counseling, and Assistance Program (HIICAP) Are you eligible for Medicare? Do you want unbiased information about choosing health insurance? Lifespan's trained volunteer counselors can help. Scheduled appointments are preferred and may be made by calling Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or email@example.com. Free
Activities & Education Musical Mondays with Sue Krieger Sept 9, 16, 23 & 30 and Oct 7 & 21 10:15am The Resource Place Free Men in Transition Tuesdays, 8:30-10am The Resource Place For retired men ranging from the early 50s and upward. Enjoy bagels, coffee, and discussions. Special speakers are regularly scheduled. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or cadengler@ jccrochester.org.
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Connections for Women in Transition First & Third Thursday of each month, 1-2:15pm Conference Room Are you facing a fork in the road of your life's journey and want to meet other women experiencing this, too? If so, Connections is for you! For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Free
more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or cadengler@ jccrochester.org. Free Drop-In Crafts Thursdays, 10am-2pm Art Studio Meet other crafters, work on your own project, and get tips. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or cadengler@ jccrochester.org. Free
WXXI Reachout Radio The Resource Place WXXI Reachout Radio is an audio information service that provides convenient access to printed material for thousands of people who can no longer read standard print due to visual or physical handicap. For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232. Free
The Art of Painting Mondays, 10am Art Studio Express your creative side through painting! The instructor will provide a materials list. Instructor: Paxton Maffett For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Member: $125 Non Member: $140
Current Events Wednesdays, 11am-1pm Room 1 Are you a news junkie? Come to discuss topics that interest you! Coffee is available. For
The Knitting Circle Wednesdays, Oct 16-Nov 6, 2-3pm The Resource Place This class will teach the basics: creating the first row, learning basic stitches, simple patterns and how
to finish off at the end. A list of supplies will be provided prior to the first class. Instructor: Victoria Posner Member: $20 Non Member: $35 Mingle, Schmooze, and Make New Friends Wednesday, Oct 16, 5:15pm Front Lobby Join us if you are new to Rochester or looking to connect with new people. Light refreshments and coffee will be served. To RSVP, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Free AARP Mondays & Wednesdays, Sept 9, 11, Oct 7, 9, Nov 4, 6, 9am-1pm Earn discounts on your auto insurance with this New York State approved driver safety course. Payment must be made by check to AARP on the first day of class. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or cadengler@ jccrochester.org. AARP Member: $17 Non AARP Member: $19
Lunch & Film Series with Howard Golove
Join us for films detailing the lives of famous stars from the big screen and television. A box lunch will be provided. Registration is required. Tuesday, Oct 8, 12pm: Shirley Temple: Her Life and Acting Career as a Little Star Tuesday, Oct 15, 12pm: Judy Garland: Her Life and Musical Career Tuesday, Oct 22, 12pm: Lucy and Desi: Their Lives and Careers Member: $6 per program Non Member: $8 per program
Lunch and Learn MVP Health and Wellness Programs
Beginning to Write Your Memoir Thursday, Sept 12, 12:30pm Room 1 Lunch included. Facilitator: Cheryl Minchella For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $7 Non Member: $9
Stress Busters Thursday, Oct 10, 12:30pm Room 1 Learn quick and easy ways to reduce your stress anywhere. Lunch included. Facilitator: Cheryl Minchella For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Member: $7 Non Member: $9
Relaxation Breathing Techniques Thursday, Nov 14, 12:30pm The Resource Place Learn how the breath can heal, re-energize, relax, refresh and bring a sense of calm to your life. Wear loose, comfortable clothes. Lunch included. Facilitator: Cheryl Minchella For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Member: $7 Non Member: $9
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Nutrition Eating Well for Brain Function Lecture Series Wednesdays, Oct 16 & Nov 13 12 pm Conference Room Learn how healthy eating habits can optimize brain function. Open to Music, Mindfulness, and Motion participants and all JCC Members. Instructor: Marie Lovenheim, Nutritionist. For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW at ext. 232 or mrleve@jccrochester. org. Free This program is underwritten by the Konar Family Foundation.
Access to Community: Programs for Developmentally-Disabled Adults Chug Programs
Sukkot Celebration Sunday, Sept 22, 12-1pm JCC Sukkah (rain location: The Resource Place) Geula Von Perlstein will be catering a delicious luncheon. We build temporary booths and decorate them with branches and fruit to celebrate the crops that provide our food. Free Sponsored by Lynda Newman. The Last Five Years Sunday, Oct 6, 1:30-4pm This inventive musical follows a couple during five years of their relationship. After the play, enjoy refreshments at the JCC Coffee Shop. Chug Member: $12 Non Chug Member: $17 Luncheon at LongHorn Steakhouse Sunday, Nov 24, 12-1:30pm Join us for an enjoyable and leisurely lunch at LongHorn Steakhouse. The cost of the meal will include a beverage, lunch and tip. Chug Member: $10 Non Chug Member: $15
Chaverim Programs
High Holiday Service Sunday, Sept 1, 10:15-11:30am Join our group as we celebrate the Jewish New Year and Yom Kippur with a special service. We'll talk about the holiday and enjoy holiday refreshments. Free Sponsored by Lynda Newman. "From Klezmer to Broadway" Sunday, Oct 27, 1:30-4pm Join us as we watch this one-woman cabaret-style show. Chug Member: $8 Non Chug Member: $14 Memories of Thanksgiving Sunday, Nov 10, 10-11am Memories will be created through painting with watercolors and decorating cupcakes. Presenter: Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW Free This program is being sponsored by The Resource Place and the Golisano Foundation.
Understanding Macular Degeneration Tuesday, Oct 22, 12pm Conference Room Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of visual impairment for older adults. Learn how AMD affects vision, its causes and risk factors, and current treatments. Lunch included. Presenter: Katherine White, OD, Managing Director of Low Vision Services, ABVI Member: $7 Non Member: $9
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Programs for Adults with Developmental Disabilities are made possible through the generosity of the Beverly and Sam Kolko Fund for Special Needs, Lynda and in memory of David Newman, and B. Thomas Golisano Foundation.
A Plant-Based Diet: Eating for Happiness and Health Wednesdays, Oct 9-Nov 13 7-9pm This six-week course will make the scientific case for following a whole-food, plant-based (vegan) diet to achieve optimal health and prevent disease. Classes feature Q&A sessions and vegan food samplings with recipes. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or cadengler@ jccrochester.org. Instructor: Dr. Ted Barnett Member: $100 Non Member: $125
What's for Dinner? Wednesday, Oct 2 12pm This workshop will show you simple and healthy ways to cook in an organized manner using seasonal foods. Includes tasting and recipes. Instructor: Marie Lovenheim, Nutritionist Member: $15 Non Member: $18
Day Trip to Seneca Niagara Casino Thursday, Oct 17 Depart from the JCC 7:30am, return approximately 6pm Cost includes $20 casino cash, $5 food voucher and transportation. Register at the Main Desk or jccrochester.org. For more information, contact Amy Exton at ext. 268 or aexton@jccrochester. org. Member: $30 Non Member: $40
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Todah Rabah (Thank You) Thank you to our donors for contributions received April 17, 2013 – July 10, 2013. Your generosity ensures the excellent programming we enjoy; enhances and maintains the building we love; and serves our community, including individuals and families who require financial assistance. Special thanks to our Markus Society Members, who support the JCC each year with a minimum gift of $350. For a complete list of Markus Society Members, please visit the JCC Markus Society Recognition Board or jccrochester.org.
Annual Campaign
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I Finished painting one of my fenders ....with the fender off the car. 3 coats of single stage red and three coats of clear. I stored the fender in the garage and a paint can fell from the top shelf and took a big chip out of the paint on the fender. Is there a way I can mask off around the chip....fill it...prime it and then paint it and blend it in somehow? For some reason I think this will be harder than it sounds to have it turn out well. The car is not back together and I am painting it in pieces...so the car isnt finished yet.
Or....should I sand the entire fender down (Maybe 400 grit ?) and re-shoot the entire thing.:( Thanks.
From what i've seen if you try to paint one spot it doesn't always come out right. But what you do have going for you if that it was stored inside so its not faded so you might be able to get away with it. If it were me i would do the whole thing over.
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TAMPA, Fla. - All across Tampa, the Republican National Convention is leaving its footprint, from the main events at The Forum in downtown to the delegate meetings at many hotels surrounding the city, some an hour from downtown.
But if you're not a delegate and not there reporting on the convention, it's hard to get in on the action, and convention planners for the DNC in Charlotte have noticed.
"Well, the Republicans aren't going to have any open events. There are really excited Republicans who aren't going to be able to get into one of their convention's festivities," said Melanie Rousell with the DNC.
The DNC is touting its festival on Monday, which is open to the public, and some of the delegate meetings next week will be open, too.
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Republicans are also calling attention to how open the DNC has really been about its fundraising, and saying it's not as grassroots as they want people to think.
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Photos by young Iranians show Tehran in transition
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Chador-draped policewomen abseiling off a building, marching with bayonets or pointing machine guns out of a car, are all photos from a new book by young Iranians about social change in Iran.
"Transit Tehran: Young Iran and Its Inspirations," is accompanied by the premiere in London of three documentary films, including Ala Mohseni's "My City, Pizza," which investigates Tehranis fascination with the Italian dish.
The objective of the book "is to document the social transformation of Iran," Malu Halasa, one of the editors told Reuters in London.
"It's a view from the ground up," Halasa told Reuters. "(It's) a portrait of a country in transition, one which is largely misunderstood by the outside world."
In the 1980s Iran's birth rate skyrocketed and as a result, a large proportion of the country's youthful population does not remember the revolution of 1979, when Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini established a government under Islamic law.
"Like 75 percent of Iranians, many of the contributors to Transit Tehran are under thirty-five," Halasa wrote in the book's introduction. "They represent a generation with strong emotional and social attachments to their culture and religion while being critical of the Iranian government's censorship."
The book, published in Britain, consists of essays and photos, such as those by Newsha Tavakolian of a transsexual woman who began life as a male truck driver and became a woman at the age of 45.
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Dog lovers let their pooches run without a leash - they think it's cute. If I am walking with a little kid and rover gets aggresive, then it's 'Bed-Time' for Rover.
An owner that lets an aggressive dog run around is asking to get his dog shot. Everyone gets these crazy dogs, pythons, big lizards, and they get loose. I live in Fl and we got 20 ft snakes thanks to pet owners that turned it loose.


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Tips for Finding Work for Your Puppy
Have you ever looked at your puppy and wondered what his ancestors did? What was he bred for - flushing out birds, guarding stock, ratting, pointing to prey, pulling a sled, herding sheep, sighting or tracking prey? Most breeds were bred for a certain job and most dogs today, whether purebred or mixed, are pulled to that desire. When a dog uses his instincts and skills to accomplish something, it's a beautiful sight indeed. Besides the praise he gets from you, a working dog is calmer, more alert and less likely to engage in destructive behavior.
Working breeds also offer a great deal more than their skills. They tend to be loyal and have a good temperament and you'll truly see those characteristics shine through if they work. There are many options in today's world to utilize their original purpose and many to mimic it. If you consider your dog's breed or mix and learn what they were bred for, it's easy to find a suitable pastime.
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Northern Breeds - These were mostly bred to pull sleds, though many were multi-talented as guard dogs and herders. They tend to be aloof and are great escape artists.
Herding Breeds - These dogs were bred to herd stock such as sheep and cattle. Their ability to work on their own is notable.
Retrievers - These breeds were and are used in hunting to retrieve the killed prey. They are often skilled in field and water.
Guard Dogs - These were bred all over the world to guard everything from stock to property. They tend to be large dogs with the Caucasian at the top at around 150 pounds.
Sight and Scent Hounds - These hounds help a hunter by finding the game. Sighthounds are known for their speed and Scenthounds are known for their baying which alerts the hunter that he's tracked down the prey.
Terriers - These breeds were used to bolt the prey, often rats and other small critters, from the tunnel. Others were bred to catch and kill the prey themselves. They are known for their tenacity and misconception that they can win any fight.
Bully Dogs - These include the American Pit Bull Terrier, the Staffordshire Terrier, the English Bull Dog and the Presa Canario. They were bred to bait other animals and then to fight each other. This can mean a Bully Dog is dog aggressive, though other traits from their breeding such as loyalty, playfulness and human affection can make them a wonderful pet.
Companion Dogs - These include the Maltese, the Pekingese and the Toy Poodle. They were mainly bred for royalty to pamper and are often affectionate and docile pets.
Some Jobs for Dogs
Service/Assistance Dogs - These dogs assist people with physical or mental disabilities. They must be easily trainable, very connected to their person and pretty darn smart. You often see Labs and Goldies in this role as their retrieving skills are useful for finding and bringing objects to their person, They also have a human-centric personality and they are highly trainable.
Rescue and Search Dogs - Scenthounds and other hunting breeds are excellent for rescue work as are Pit Bulls and Terriers. You need a dog who can track and who won't give up.
Detection Dogs - Scenthounds are a good breed for sniffing out drugs, food or bombs, with the Beagle leading in jobs.
Transport Dogs - Sled dogs are still used to transport people and supplies.
Guard Dogs - Many of these breeds are still used for guarding property and are used for patrols in the military and armed forces.
Police and War Dogs - The more intense, highly trainable breeds are used fort this work including the German Shepherd and the Pit Bull.
Mimicking your puppy's work is easy to do. There are sledding competitions for northern breeds, herding competitions for herding breeds, simulated hunts for the hunting, Terrier, Scent and Sighthound breeds, and pulling competitions for the Bully breeds.
Even if you don't have a breed or mix who is naturally a working dog, your puppy will benefit from a vocation, such as being a therapy dog, performing agility or assisting children in learning how to read. Whether a Maltese or a Pit Bull, all dogs serve a purpose. The main one, of course, is to keep our feet, and hearts, warm.
Advice from Other Dog Owners
Puppies Eat Less When They are Teething
When my dog was teething his appetite decreased quite a bit. Our vet recommended adding water to his food to soften it up, which worked great. He did not recommend that we do that all the time because the hard food helps their dental hygiene. That worked for us! Ice cubes and toys in the freezer also helped (i.e. water down a rope toy and freeze).
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The North Carolina men's golf team is in twelfth after completing the first two rounds of the Jack Nicklaus Invitational on Sunday. The Tar Heels carded a 16-over 300 in the first round and a 29-over 313 in the second round to end at 45-over-par 613. Leading the Tar Heels is junior Keagan Cummings who shot an even par 71 in his first round and a 7-over 78 in the second round, finishing the day at 7-over-par 149.
Cummings, from Dublin, Ireland, scored an eagle and two bogeys in his first round, and one birdie, four bogeys, and one quadruple bogey in his second round. Cummings is tied for 26th overall. Andy Sajevic, a native of Fremont, Neb., stands at 12-over-par 154 after shooting a 7-over 78 in the first round and a 5-over 76 in the second round. Sajevic, a senior, had the most birdies, four, by any Tar Heel, but also carded five bogeys, four double bogeys, and one triple bogey. Sajevic is tied for 36th. Davis Bateman, a freshman from Charlotte, N.C., ended his first two rounds in 48th. Bateman shot a 6-over 77 and a 7-over 78 to finish 13-over-par 155. Senior Bailey Patrick shot a 6-over 77 in the morning round and an 11-over-par 82 in the afternoon round. Patrick, from Charlotte, N.C., is tied for 53rd at 17-over-par 159. Brandon Dalinka, from Newton, Pa., had one birdie and five bogeys in his first round for a 4-over 75. Dalinka, a junior, was disqualified in the second round for signing an incorrect scorecard.
"There isn't much good to say about our play today," said Tar Heel head coach Andrew Sapp. "These guys are good players who have been playing well this fall and we will bounce back tomorrow and play well. We need to go out there and shoot a good round.
"Whether we move up any on the leader board isn't as important as going out there and playing with the confidence we have seen from these guys this fall. This was one bad day in a very long season and we need to show the resolve and toughness to prove that we can come back from a bad day."
California leads the 12-team field at 7-under-par 561. Oklahoma is in second after posting a two-round score of 5-over 573. Oklahoma State is at 9-over 577 and in third place. Purdue had a blazing 3-under 281 in the first round but dropped back to fourth place after a 21-over-par 305 second round. Kent State rounds out the top-five at 23-over-par 591. Right behind Kent State is Mississippi State in sixth at 24-over-par 592.
Brandon Hagy of California is alone atop the leaderboard after posting a 4-under 138 two-round score. Oklahoma State's Ian Davis and California's Pace Johnson are both tied for second at 3-under 139. Five players are tied for fourth at 2-under-par 140: California's Shotaro Ban, Purdue's Austin Eoff, Oklahoma's Max McGreevy, Kent State's Taylor Pendrith, and Oklahoma's Charlie Saxon.
The final round of the Jack Nicklaus Invitational will be played Monday at The University of Ohio State Golf Club - Scarlet Course, which features a par 71, 7,455-yard layout. Live scoring will be available on GoHeels.com.


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