Hello,
I am a '99 graduate of the College and '02 graduate of
HLS. I am a lawyer, professional mediator and author
of "Instant Persuasion: How to Change Your Words to
Change Your Life" (Penguin/Jan.'05/ISBN# 1585423238).
I live in Manhattan, but I begin a nationwide book
tour in January. On March 16, 2005 I will present an
Instant Persuasion seminar and book signing following
a cocktail reception at the Commonwealth Club of San
Francisco. The event is free for members, $15 for
others, and $8 for people who are part of a
co-sponsoring organization [i.e., Harvard Club of San
Francisco].
Perhaps the Harvard alumni in the SF area would enjoy
attending this event. [...]
Please visit my website www.lauriepuhn.com for more
information about my background, book and programs.
[...]
Sincerely,
Laurie Puhn, J.D.
www.lauriepuhn.com
[...]
[Please note I've edited Laurie's message above in 4
places in brackets leaving out information that may
not be appropriate in a public web log. The thrust of
it is what she intended to communicate. harvard-sf
List & Blog Moderator, Perry Gregg]
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samedi, décembre 04, 2004
vendredi, décembre 03, 2004
HCSF Call For Local Published Authors
Are you a Harvard grad living in the San Francisco Bay
area? Have you written a book? We'd like to know
about it. We are going to have a series of book
signing events in 2005 and would like the coverage to
be inclusive.
Please e-mail me bengt@post.harvard.edu about your
book; or another area grad's treatise. cc the HCSF
VP of Activities, Amy Hanson, ah@post.harvard.edu .
Include the ISBN. We'll put you on our list and see
if we can do combinatorial signing and discussion
programs that make sense and would be of interest to
area alums.
Perry Gregg
VP Communications, Board of Directors
Harvard Club of San Francisco
Nob Hill
800 Powell Street
San Francisco, California 94108
bengt@post.harvard.edu
harvard-sf-owner@yahoogroups.com
area? Have you written a book? We'd like to know
about it. We are going to have a series of book
signing events in 2005 and would like the coverage to
be inclusive.
Please e-mail me bengt@post.harvard.edu about your
book; or another area grad's treatise. cc the HCSF
VP of Activities, Amy Hanson, ah@post.harvard.edu .
Include the ISBN. We'll put you on our list and see
if we can do combinatorial signing and discussion
programs that make sense and would be of interest to
area alums.
Perry Gregg
VP Communications, Board of Directors
Harvard Club of San Francisco
Nob Hill
800 Powell Street
San Francisco, California 94108
bengt@post.harvard.edu
harvard-sf-owner@yahoogroups.com
Charlene Nee "... Chinese Ink Painting Masters" Event Spectacular Last Night
Zhu Xunde, The Moon Over the Silent Mountain, 1993;
this is the variety of original work we saw last
night:
http://www.ibankunited.com/phm/images/p7vision.jpg
Please others who went, post feedback of what you
thought of the docent tour and exhibit. "Post-mortem"
commentary will help HCSF Activities Committee members
like Charlene adjust events for the future. Thank you
Bank VP, Charlene Nee (who is on the harvard-sf list)
for an amazing, thoughtful, polite and wonderful
presentation. Convey our regards to the single
owner of all the paintings who allowed us to see them
and to the Bank and Museum Boards that authorized this
project.
Perry Gregg
VP Communications, Board of Directors
Harvard Club of San Francisco
Nob Hill
800 Powell Street
San Francisco, California 94108
bengt@post.harvard.edu
harvard-sf-owner@yahoogroups.com
this is the variety of original work we saw last
night:
http://www.ibankunited.com/phm/images/p7vision.jpg
Please others who went, post feedback of what you
thought of the docent tour and exhibit. "Post-mortem"
commentary will help HCSF Activities Committee members
like Charlene adjust events for the future. Thank you
Bank VP, Charlene Nee (who is on the harvard-sf list)
for an amazing, thoughtful, polite and wonderful
presentation. Convey our regards to the single
owner of all the paintings who allowed us to see them
and to the Bank and Museum Boards that authorized this
project.
Perry Gregg
VP Communications, Board of Directors
Harvard Club of San Francisco
Nob Hill
800 Powell Street
San Francisco, California 94108
bengt@post.harvard.edu
harvard-sf-owner@yahoogroups.com
mercredi, décembre 01, 2004
San Francisco Biotechnology Roundtable Dec. 15th, 2004
Dec. 15th, 2004, the Biotechnology Roundtable and
BayBio invite you to a holiday reception for the
bioscience community. This event will take place at
The World Trade Club of San Francisco from 6-9 PM on
December 15th. The club is located at One Ferry Plaza,
San Francisco, CA 94111. Club telephone 415-981-1234.
Registration through November 30th is $30, thereafter
$40. Appetizers and a cash bar will be provided. (One
drink ticket is included with the price of
registration.) Enjoy spectacular views of the Bay at
this waterfront private club and catch up with old
friends. The Biotechnology Roundtable wishes to thank
its sponsors for their support: Dalton Chemical
Laboratories, Patheon, Squire Sanders & Dempsey, and
The Monitor Group. BayBio also wishes to thank and
recognize its sponsors for their support: Fenwick &
West and Morrison & Foerster.
Sign up at www.biotechroundtable.org .
Perry Gregg
VP Communications, Board of Directors
Harvard Club of San Francisco
Nob Hill
800 Powell Street
San Francisco, California 94108
bengt@post.harvard.edu
harvard-sf-owner@yahoogroups.com
BayBio invite you to a holiday reception for the
bioscience community. This event will take place at
The World Trade Club of San Francisco from 6-9 PM on
December 15th. The club is located at One Ferry Plaza,
San Francisco, CA 94111. Club telephone 415-981-1234.
Registration through November 30th is $30, thereafter
$40. Appetizers and a cash bar will be provided. (One
drink ticket is included with the price of
registration.) Enjoy spectacular views of the Bay at
this waterfront private club and catch up with old
friends. The Biotechnology Roundtable wishes to thank
its sponsors for their support: Dalton Chemical
Laboratories, Patheon, Squire Sanders & Dempsey, and
The Monitor Group. BayBio also wishes to thank and
recognize its sponsors for their support: Fenwick &
West and Morrison & Foerster.
Sign up at www.biotechroundtable.org .
Perry Gregg
VP Communications, Board of Directors
Harvard Club of San Francisco
Nob Hill
800 Powell Street
San Francisco, California 94108
bengt@post.harvard.edu
harvard-sf-owner@yahoogroups.com
SEALS, Saturday, February 12, 2005
"Love in the Sand Dunes" is the annual trek by
intrepid members & guests of the Harvard Club of San
Francisco to view the largest mainland-breeding colony
of Northern Elephant Seals. Mother Nature is at her
purest and most lustful level as the males battle for
mates. We have ordered and paid for 30 tickets for the
Elephant Seals event for February 12, 2005, 10 AM
Trip. We will meet at the "SamTrans" bus stop on
Hillsdale Boulevard, outside Mervyns, on the south
side of Hillsdale Shopping Center in San Mateo.
Tickets will be distributed at the bus. Do not park in
any of the shopping center lots. Park on Hillsdale
Blvd, west of the shopping center lots. No time limit.
We travel by bus to Ano Nuevo State Reserve, leaving
Hillsdale at 10 AM sharp, returning around 3 PM.
Tickets must be ordered and paid for in advance. No
tickets will sold at the bus or the preserve. Tour
travels over some rough & wet terrain.
It is around a 3 mile hike. Tour goes out rain or
shine. Dress in layers and wear good walking shoes, no
umbrellas allowed. Bring your picnic lunch, snacks &
water. No food available in the gift shop. Paid
reservations must be RECEIVED by the Harvard Club of
San Francisco office by February 5th. Tickets are $15
per person: includes bus trip and park fee. No refunds
for cancellations after February 5th.
Questions, call Paul Toulmin at 415-553-2261 or email:
ptoulmin@kqed.org .
intrepid members & guests of the Harvard Club of San
Francisco to view the largest mainland-breeding colony
of Northern Elephant Seals. Mother Nature is at her
purest and most lustful level as the males battle for
mates. We have ordered and paid for 30 tickets for the
Elephant Seals event for February 12, 2005, 10 AM
Trip. We will meet at the "SamTrans" bus stop on
Hillsdale Boulevard, outside Mervyns, on the south
side of Hillsdale Shopping Center in San Mateo.
Tickets will be distributed at the bus. Do not park in
any of the shopping center lots. Park on Hillsdale
Blvd, west of the shopping center lots. No time limit.
We travel by bus to Ano Nuevo State Reserve, leaving
Hillsdale at 10 AM sharp, returning around 3 PM.
Tickets must be ordered and paid for in advance. No
tickets will sold at the bus or the preserve. Tour
travels over some rough & wet terrain.
It is around a 3 mile hike. Tour goes out rain or
shine. Dress in layers and wear good walking shoes, no
umbrellas allowed. Bring your picnic lunch, snacks &
water. No food available in the gift shop. Paid
reservations must be RECEIVED by the Harvard Club of
San Francisco office by February 5th. Tickets are $15
per person: includes bus trip and park fee. No refunds
for cancellations after February 5th.
Questions, call Paul Toulmin at 415-553-2261 or email:
ptoulmin@kqed.org .
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