A word is dead When it is said, Some say. I say it just Begins to live That day. -Emily Dickinson Words are living things, with bodies and souls. Sound is the body; meaning is the soul. Creative Speech builds a lively sound body for your speech, so the meaning can shine through. Confidence, breathing and listening follow naturally from this work. Harmonious group dynamics result, because we tap into the source of all energy. We use speech everyday, but how often do we spea …

Welcome to The Philadelphia Vegetarian Social Club! I hope to develop a group for friendly Philadelphians who have chosen to be meat-free (carnivores welcome too, but we'll only eat out at vegetarian destinations!) and who enjoy having meals with fellow vegetarians while having good conversation, and building camaraderie.  I am still somewhat new to Philadelphia myself so this would be a great way to not only explore Philly's awesome foodie destinations but also make new friends.  I hope to orga …

Master the art of photography and lighting by learning the correct way to use natural lighting, hot lights, and studio flash when shooting the human form, at our photography studio that's located inside our huge factory building. We are also planning on holding a variety of different group shoots and workshops (both studio and outdoors), in many different styles, such as: fashion, editorial, casual, glamour, gothic, & artistic. We're open to all levels of experience, from professional to amate …

Philadelphia Yoga Club, serving Metro Philly & beyond! PYC was created to offer top quality cost effective yoga and other physical practices led by area instructors from various studios! In addition, during the warmer months, we hold many classes in the most natural setting...the great outdoors! We offer many different styles of yoga including Vinyasa, Power, Ashtanga, Hatha, Iyengar, Yin, Yoga for Athletes & Pre-Natal! We also offer other forms of fitness practices including Pilates, Budokon, M …

When Skinner wrote Walden Two in the summer of 1945, Hitler was dead, the Depression was forgotten, Russia was a trusted ally, Hiroshima hadn't been nuked, and wisps of smog seemed to be the environment's greatest threat.  In that idyllic historical context, Skinner's blueprint defined "an environment in which people [would] just naturally do the things they need to do to maintain themselves (with something to spare for the future) and trust each other well, and then just naturally do a hundred …