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In today's day and age, there are so many conflicting ideas and teachings and people have a lot of questions. We are a small but vibrant group of individuals striving to simply get back to basic New Testament Christianity. We meet Sundays at 11 am (as well as other times throughout the week). Please feel free to drop by or get in touch with us if you would like to study the bible (or just have a talk) over a cup of coffee. We are striving to make a positive difference in our city of Kingston.
www.kingstonchurchofchrist.ca
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lots of equipment for sale for a watergarden,koi pond,rec pond ect please call 613-530-7905 Dave for any questions or advice regarding filtering to make your pond clear and beautifull [i am NOT in business its just a hobby!] pictures are not available until i get my camera fixed no emails call for pickup thankyou
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Learn self-defense in a welcoming environment. Insightful senseis who teach you at a pace that matches your personal learning and experience. Practical skills for the real world and a focus on personal health.
The Mushotoku Dojo would love for you to join our community of supportive learners in our group pursuit of mental, social, and physical wellness through a blend of modern self defense and traditional martial arts! Please contact (sensei Brian) through phone or email as listed below:
Phone: 613-770-3245
Email: bway83@outlook.com
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The Kingston & District Trap Skeet and Sporting Clays Club is always inviting new members to join our team. We are inviting visitors (non-members) to come visit, watch the excitement of breaking clays or inquire about membership. We have a great facility for clay target disciplines and are currently improving and upgrading all three ranges. Our sporting clays range now offers 14 x stations to choose from during your round. Please visit our website to ask and inquire on how you can join our team as a new member. Use the Contact Us page and you will receive a prompt reply, see you soon! (kingstonshotgunsports.com)
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Dr. Suess themed March Break Camp provided by Little Hive Childcare. During the day kids will participate in fun learning activities such as crafts, baking, games, reading, rhyming, and more. Camp runs Monday to Friday 8am-5pm and costs $50/day. Located in Woodhaven.
Kids will require a backpack everyday with a lunch, change of clothes, and water bottle. Please ensure to label everything.
Contact Jessica Madore for more details or to save your spot. littlehivechildcare@gmail.com or 613-770-1332. Registration will require a $25 non refundable deposit.
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I learned to play snooker MANY years ago when I was a young lad and enjoyed the game very much.
However...life....career....and family all got in the way and I drifted away from playing the game I enjoyed so much a very long time ago.
I guess way back then I got sorta "fair" at the game.....but it's been a VERY long time now since I've bent over a big full sized snooker table.
However.....as a result of watching the best in the world lately play on youtube..........it appears that the "bug" has bitten me again and I'd like to try to "reinvent" my game.....as best I can.
Just bought a brand new cue that I haven't even used yet.
Since I'm now retired and have lots of time on my hands, I'd like to find a playing partner who might like to get together maybe once or twice a week at Raxx for a couple hours to play some. Preferably maybe early afternoons......maybe just after lunch when table rental rates are half of the evening rental rates........but I could be flexible with timings.
Hoping there's someone out there who might be interested.
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The Agence nationale des frequences (ANFR) has demanded that Apple withdraw iPhone 12 from France effective 12 Sept/23 as the specific absorption rate (SAR) exceeds the set limits. The SAR is the amount of wireless radiation absorbed by the human body on exposure to wireless devices. Apple has to deploy measures to get the SAR down before it can be sold in France!! The iPhone 12 is sold ALL OVER CANADA. You can get it at the Cat Mall in Kingston. Consumer beware!!! If you buy it (or any cell) please buy a shield from defender shield. It works for all cells.
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Learn self-defense in a welcoming environment. Insightful senseis who teach you at a pace that matches your personal learning and experience. Practical skills for the real world and a focus on personal health.
The Mushotoku Dojo would love for you to join our community of supportive learners in our group pursuit of mental, social, and physical wellness through a blend of modern self defense and traditional martial arts! Please contact (sensei Brian) through phone or email as listed below:
Phone: 613-770-3245
Email: bway83@outlook.com
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We live on Point Crescent and are looking for people for occasional walks in pairs (20-40 minutes) in the neighbourhood, ideally late afternoon, or it could be early morning. Dog walkers welcome. I work from home and want to add some walks to my schedule. Also, cross-country skiing in local parks, and yoga.
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Dr. Suess themed March Break Camp provided by Little Hive Childcare. During the day kids will participate in fun learning activities such as crafts, baking, games, reading, rhyming, and more. Camp runs Monday to Friday 8am-5pm and costs $50/day. Located in Woodhaven.
Kids will require a backpack everyday with a lunch, change of clothes, and water bottle. Please ensure to label everything.
Contact Jessica Madore for more details or to save your spot. littlehivechildcare@gmail.com or 613-770-1332. Registration will require a $25 non refundable deposit.
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The idea is to form a group who would like to see Matinee showings of the Oscar worthy movies .
Why a Matinee Club? To travel during the warmest, brightest part of the day if you are not working afternoons. or are retired. Myself, I am a member of the Screening Room which is close to the bus hub and is about $10 with the membership.
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In today's day and age, there are so many conflicting ideas and teachings and people have a lot of questions. We are a small but vibrant group of individuals striving to simply get back to basic New Testament Christianity. We meet Sundays at 11 am (as well as other times throughout the week). Please feel free to drop by or get in touch with us if you would like to study the bible (or just have a talk) over a cup of coffee. We are striving to make a positive difference in our city of Kingston.
www.kingstonchurchofchrist.ca
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The Kingston & District Trap Skeet and Sporting Clays Club is always inviting new members to join our team. We are inviting visitors (non-members) to come visit, watch the excitement of breaking clays or inquire about membership. We have a great facility for clay target disciplines and are currently improving and upgrading all three ranges. Our sporting clays range now offers 14 x stations to choose from during your round. Please visit our website to ask and inquire on how you can join our team as a new member. Use the Contact Us page and you will receive a prompt reply, see you soon! (kingstonshotgunsports.com)
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Music Listening Cottage features a series of music listening experiences in a “listening room” which is part of a larger house in Kingston, Ontario. Selections will be drawn from an extensive library of over 600 great classical recordings to be played using a Thorens turntable, NAD CD player, Quad electrostatic speakers, and Bose bluetooth speaker (for online content). Composers include Mahler, Haydn, Elgar, Vierne, Bach, Mozart, Vaughan Williams, Reger, Grieg, Brahms, and more! The collection is detailed in an extensive spreadsheet created by the host. Coffee or tea, juice, and water will be provided. Seating is limited to three or four people, and can be expanded to eleven for live concerts on the piano by guest artists and other special events.
Coming up:
Artur Rubinstein plays Nights in the Gardens of Spain by Falla, with Jorda conducting the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Artur Rubinstein plays works for solo piano by Granados, Falla, Albéniz, and Mompou
Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez with Alirio Díaz on guitar and members of the Spanish National Orchestra, conducted by Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos
Artur Rubinstein plays Beethoven Sonatas: Moonlight, Op. 27, No. 2; Les Adieux, Op. 81a; Pathétique, Op. 13
two gatherings to listen to Elgar Symphony No. 1 and No. 2, conducted by either Boult, Previn, Downes (No. 2), Solti, Elgar, or Handley
January 21, a concert livestream
January 28, a gathering to listen to the Living Shakespeare abridged audio staging of The Tempest, featuring Mai Zetterling as Ariel
March 30, a morning live concert (tba); or a gathering to listen to one of two available recordings on vinyl of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 in c minor (The Resurrection Symphony): conducted either by Otto Klemperer, The Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus, with Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Hilde Rössl-Majdan; or by Georg Solti, The London Symphony Chorus and Orchestra, with Heather Harper and Helen Watts
April 23, on Shakespeare’s traditional birthday, we will listen to a vinyl record of Walton, Music from Shakespearean Films: Original Scores from Sir Laurence Olivier's Richard III, Hamlet, Henry V, conducted by Walton, Philharmonia Orchestra, label is Angel Records
May 1, a morning gathering to listen to some selections for May Day, possibly including: a recording of the song The Maypole performed by the Exultate Chamber Singers, Bax’s Morning Song (Maytime in Sussex), Delius’s Upon Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring, and a work by Vaughan Williams: either the organ prelude Rhosymedre, the symphonic impression In the Fen Country, The Lark Ascending , or Fantasia on Greensleeves
June 20-23, gatherings to listen to: the Living Shakespeare abridged audio staging of A Midsummer Night’s Dream; and Benjamin Britten’s opera based on the play, conducted by Britten and featuring Peter Pears
POST REVISED: January 18, 2024
PREVIOUS REVISION: January 12, 2024
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We live on Point Crescent and are looking for people for occasional walks in pairs (20-40 minutes) in the neighbourhood, ideally late afternoon, or it could be early morning. Dog walkers welcome. I work from home and want to add some walks to my schedule. Also, cross-country skiing in local parks, and yoga.
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The Agence nationale des frequences (ANFR) has demanded that Apple withdraw iPhone 12 from France effective 12 Sept/23 as the specific absorption rate (SAR) exceeds the set limits. The SAR is the amount of wireless radiation absorbed by the human body on exposure to wireless devices. Apple has to deploy measures to get the SAR down before it can be sold in France!! The iPhone 12 is sold ALL OVER CANADA. You can get it at the Cat Mall in Kingston. Consumer beware!!! If you buy it (or any cell) please buy a shield from defender shield. It works for all cells.
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The idea is to form a group who would like to see Matinee showings of the Oscar worthy movies .
Why a Matinee Club? To travel during the warmest, brightest part of the day if you are not working afternoons. or are retired. Myself, I am a member of the Screening Room which is close to the bus hub and is about $10 with the membership.
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So the Benjamin Franklin one with lines sold for over 7 thousand I'm asking 3 thousand obo I can be reached at 613-922-6406