David T. Whyte

In To Full Term readers witness Darci's medical battles, the mental stress of pregnancy after loss, as well as the toll that miscarriage can inflict on marriage and family. Darci hopes that from her story women will be called to action, implored to demand diagnostic testing after pregnancy loss. And like her, many will have children they otherwise would never have known. Darci Klein is the founder of PreventPregnancyLoss.org.

Salesforce.com Success Tour – Boston

Where: Boston Colonnade

Date: 2007-07-10 11:00:00

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The CRM Success Tour is ideal for prospective customers evaluating CRM. As the global leader in on-demand customer relationship management (CRM), salesforce.com is all about success. Find out what that means speaking 1:1 with experts, trying the latest interactive demos, test driving new AppExchange apps, and tapping into the success of some of our 29,800 customers. It's a day filled with innovation, information, and interaction—plus plenty of ways to get all your questions answered! See how salesforce.com can help you drive success: · Hear real success stories from local customers · See how your Sales, Marketing, and Customer Service can benefit from On-Demand · Test drive our family of on-demand solutions · Get all of your questions answered in one afternoon! Stay afterwards for cocktails and network with salesforce.com customers and product experts. Register now to join us in a city near you!

The Clumsy Lovers

Where: Harper's Ferry

Date: 2007-09-18 20:00:00

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Enjoy a high-impact collision of bluegrass and Celtic.

Peter Janson solo guitar concert

Where: Robin's Yoga Center

Date: 2007-04-21 20:00:00

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Peter Janson solo guitar concert featuring all instrumental music with folk roots, world-beat grooves, post-Windham Hill Guitar influences, Jazz aesthetics, and Celtic elements woven into a hauntingly beautiful original sound. $15 all ages info at 978-851-9911

Leedz Edutainment presents: Tash / Problematics / GTD / M.Do...

Where: Great Scott

Date: 2007-09-26 20:00:00

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21+ / $10 ADV $13 Door

Maria Taylor

Where: Paradise

Date: 2008-06-23 20:00:00

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Bill Champitto performs at the Red Rock in Swampscott, MA

Where: The Red Rock Bistro

Date: 2007-12-16 12:00:00

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Bill performs solo during brunch hours at this cool little restaurant known for great music, an incredible view and fantastic food. The large bar is the perfect setting for enjoying Bill’s performance, meeting with friends and trying one of their signature Bloody Marys.

Richard Marinick- "In for a Pound" Book Signing

Where: Borders Braintree

Date: 2007-12-08 14:00:00

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Marinick presents the long-awaited follow up to his electrifying debut novel "BOYOS."

The Roxbury Film Festival at the ICA

Where: Institute of Contemporary Art

Date: 2008-02-07 11:00:00

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The Roxbury Film Festival, celebrating its 10th year, is the largest festival in New England dedicated to films celebrating people of color. The festival is produced by ACT Roxbury and The Color of Film Collaborative, Inc. Thursday Feb. 7, 11 am - 12:30 pm See. Youth-produced videos by Rene Dongo, Brandon Harrington, Ishaya Dixon, Medina Yaya, Stephanie Charles, Andre Woodberry and Kameko Gregory. Tickets: $9 general admission; $7 members, students, and seniors. Sunday, Feb. 10, 3 and 5 pm See six new, short narrative films by Faith Kakulu, Tamika Lamison, Cam Mason, Thato Mwosa, Andrew Reuland, and Jorge Morgan. Tickets: $9 general admission; $7 members, students, and seniors.

Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company Chapel/Chapter -- Bos...

Where: Institute of Contemporary Art

Date: 2008-02-13 19:00:00

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The ICA proudly presents the Boston premiere of the 2007 Bessie-award winning Chapel/Chapter by one of the most powerful forces in contemporary dance. The work explores the uneasy distance created by the disturbing, sometimes incomprehensible news items of our media-saturated era. Chapel/Chapter creates an intimate experience between the audience and the Company as it retells three stories: two high visibility news items and one reminiscence/confession offered by a company member. The original musical score by Haitian-American composer Daniel Bernard Roumain combines and juxtaposes madrigals, folk songs, and plainsong chant. Together with video and dramatic set design, the evening-length work creates a self-enclosed world and a language made up of song, music, and words in dialogue with a rigorous, joyful movement vocabulary. Tickets: $50 reserved seating; $40 members, students, and seniors.